Scoreboard Weekend Edition J

20—MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan. 11.1991 SCOREBOARD WEEKEND EDITION J

Whalers 5, Canucks 4 College hoop scores FEATURES INSIDE EAST Football A Hockey Hartford 3 2 0— 5 Connecticut 115, Cent Connecticut S t 47 Vancouver 0 2 2— 4 Delaware SL 90. LIncola Fte. 78 ■ TV listings grids /Pages 12,13 First Period— 1. Hartford, Brown 11 (Shaw. Hofstra 50. Rider 46 NFL playoff glance Francis). 4:55 (pp). 2. Hartford, Holik 12 (Cote. SPORTS TRIVIA Holy Cross 92. Lafayetlo 83 First Round NHL standings Wilson), 633 (pp). 3. Hartford, Evason 6 Iona 70, Niagara 61 (Samuolsson), 11:56. Penalties— Smyl, Van Saturday, Jan. S WALES CONFERENCE Manhattan 68, Canislus 62 (Ngh-sticking), 3:44; Plavsic, Van (holding). Washington 20. Philadelphia 6 ■ Home and Seniors nevYS /Page 5 Patrick DIvlaion Massachusetts 81, Duquesne 75 5:44; Bozek, Van (slashing), 9:04; JenNngs, Miami 17, Kansas City 16 W L TPts GF GA Who holds the world javelin event record? Mount S t Mary's, Md. 73, Wagner 67 Har (Interference), 1330. Sunday, Jan. 6 NY Rangers 25 14 7 57 173 139 Penn S t 90, West Virginia 88 Whats A Second Period— 4. Vancouver, Adams 11 Cincinnati 41, Houston 14 24 20 3 51 200 171 Robert Morris 76, Falrlelgh Dickinson 66 ■ Religion update /Page 6 Pittsburgh (Linden), 31. 5. Hartford, Verbook 23 (Brown, Chicago 16, New Orleans 6 Philadelphia 21 20 6 48 153 150 S t Francis, NY 91, Colgate 76 Francis), 137, 6. Hartford, Francis 14 (Browa New Jersey .* 19 17 9 47 167 152 StFrancls,Pa77, Marlst69 Verbeek), 13:27. 7, Vancouver, Adams 12 (Guy, Second Round News Hummel CNS SL Joseph's 89, SL Bonaventure 69 Washington 20 22 2 42 145 144 Saturday, Jan. 12 5 35 121 150 Quinn), 16:26. Panaltios— Evason, Har, double Temple 70. George Wteshinglon 61 ■ Children’s games /Page 6 NY Islanders 15 23 Miami at Buffalo. 12:30 p.m. Adams Division minor (roughing), 12:43; Smyl, Van. double Villanova 70, Vermont 68 minor (rou^ing^ 12:43; Andersson, Har (hold­ Washington at San Francisco. 4 p.m. Boston 23 14 8 54 159 147 SOUTH ing), 16:45. Sunday, Jan. 13 Saturday, Jan. 12,1991 Montreal 23 17 5 51 147 139 Centenary 104, SE Louisiana 100 Third Period— 8, Vancouver, Valk 10 (Brad­ Chicago at New Ybrk Giants, 12:30 p.m. ■ J^eader’s forum /Page 4 Hartford 19 21 4 42 128 148 E. Tennessee S t 86. Liberty 55 ley. Plavsic). 330 (pp). 9. Vancouver. Mazur 5 Cincinnati at Los Angelos Raiders, 4 p.m. Buffalo 16 17 10 42 144 140 Florida S t 72, Cincinnati 67 (Plavsic, Lumme), 10:19. Ponaltiea— Holik, Har Louisiana Tech 96, SW Louisiana 88 Quebec 10 28 7 27 127 199 Conference Championships CAMPBELL CONFERENCE (tripping). 137; Holik, Har (hooking), 4:24; Jen­ Memphis S t 65, Louisville 56 nings. Har (roughing), 4:24; Adams, Van N.C.-Wilmington 80, Campbell 59 Sunday, Jan. 20 Norris Division Miami-Buffalo winner vs. Cincinnati-Los An­ Vbur Hometown Newspaper Troops to W L T P t* GF GA (rougNng), 4:24; Valk, Van (interference), 5:11; NE Louisiana 74, McNeese S t 59 Manchester’s Award-Winning Newspaper Jennings. Har (elbowing), 10:30; Verbeek, Har geles Raiders winner. TBA Newsstand Price: 35 Cents 29 14 3 61 154 120 New Orleans 66, Arkansas SL 51 Chicago (high-sticking). 12:55; Guy. Van (high-sticking), Washington-San Francisco winner vs. 24 13 6 54 156 127 Old Dominion 83, Jacksonville 58 be honored SL Louis 12:55; Mazur, Van (high-sticking). 1333; Ver­ ChIcago-N.Y. Giants winner, TBA Detroit 21 19 4 46 151 154 Sam Houston S t 76. NW Louisiana 74 beek, Har (roughing), 16:31; Plavsic, Van 12 25 8 32 134 157 Samlord 72. Mercer 67 COVENTRY — In support of Minnesota (rougNng), 1631; Samuolsson, Har (roughing). Super Bowl Toronto 12 29 3 27 125 179 ff Southern Miss. 64, South Carolina 58 16:31; Qdjick. Van (roughing), 16:31; Brown, Sunday, Jan. 27 the Town of Coventry’s Armed Smyths Division Tulana 83, Virginia Tech 77 Har. misconducL 16:31; Smyl, Van. misconducL At Tampa, Fla. Service personnel deployed to Calgary 24 15 5 53 182 138 VMI 74. N.C.-Ashevilla 66 Battle AFC champion vs. NFC champion, 6:18 p.m. Weather 16:31. Los Angeles 24 14 5 53 174 140 Va. Commonwealth 93, South Alabama 83 operation Desert Shield, a Shots on goal— Hartford 12-7-5— 24. Varv EST Edmonton 19 20 2 40 132 133 Winihrop 70. Charleston Southern 64 ceremony of recognition will be 4 40 147 171 couver 7-8-8— 23. MIDWEST Vancouver 18 24 Power-play Qpportunities— Hartford 2 of 5; Winnipeg 13 25 8 34 146 167 Creighton 62, Drake 61 held Monday at 5:50 p.m. on the Vancouver 1 of 5. Dayton 97. Loyola, III. 92. OT Thuraday's GaiTiM Goalies— Hartford, Sidorkiewicz, 13-13-4 (23 talk steps of the Coventry Town Evansville 64, Detroit 60 Coif dumps Boston 5, Quebec 3 shots-19 saves). Vancouver, Gamble. 10-9-2 Illinois 67, Minnesota 66 Hall, 1712 Main Street. Pittsburgh 5. Calgary 1 (12-9), McLean (0:00 second. 12-10). Chicago 7, Toronto 2 Iowa 79, Michigan 78 During the ceremony, a ban­ A— 1^593. 'seiioui 9 ‘leei Kansas 97. Md.-Baltimoro County 46 Los Angeles 5, Buffalo 2 Roferoe— Bill McCreary. Linesmen— Mike Tucson Golf scores ner with the message “We Sup­ Hartford 5, Vancouver 4 862 »o piooej 6861 »M1 spioq Xeijpeg eAets Michigan S t 65, Wisconsin 50 Cvik, Shane Hoyor. N. Illinois 79, Valparaiso 55 TUCSON. Ariz. (AP) — ScorM Thursday heats up port Our Troops Come Home Friday's Games after the first round of the $1 million Tucson on state Ohio SL 102, Northwestern 62 N.Y. Rangers at Detroit 735 p.m. Open, played on the 7,015yard, Par 36-36--72 Soon” will be added to the town Calgary at Washington, 8:05 p.m. Hawks 7, Leafs 2 Wichita S t 60. Notre Dame 50 Xavier, Ohio 98, Marquette 93, OT Starpass course and the 7.148-yard, fter flag people. Chicago at Winnipeg, 8:35 p.nx Toronto f 1 2 3536— 72 Tucson National: Saturday's Games SOUTHWEST By DAVID BEARD By DAVID LAMMEY Chicago 3 * Hal Sutton 31- 33— 64 Relatives, friends and inter­ Edmonton at New Jersey, 1:35 p.m. First Period— 1. Toronto, Krushelnyski 8 NBA results Warriors 113, Sonics 103 Ark.-Uttlo Ftock 75, Georgia S t 67 Bob Tway 33-31— 64 The Associated Press Manchester Herald ested citizens will be asked to Philadelphia at Boston, 7:05 p.m. (Shedden, Damphousse). 4:09. 2. Chicago. GOLDEN STATE (113) Arkansas 101, Texas 89 32- 33— 65 Lamar 100, Cent Florida 66 a-Phil Mickelson Detroit at N.Y. Islanders, 7:35 p.m. FtoeNck 20 (Larmer, Goulet), 5:44. 3, Chicago, Hornets 101, Kings 59 Mullin 516 5 7 16. Tolbert 2-4 3-4 7. Uster 30-36— 66 sign a proclamation of support North Texas 91, SW Texas S t 81 Jim Hallet SL Louis at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. Gilbert 6 (Creighton, Presley), 10:43. 4, 5 6 0-0 10. Hardaway 10-18 2-6 23. Richmond 33- 33— 66 The United States and Iraq SACRAMENTO (59) Toxas-Arlington 55. Stephen F.AustIn 54 Gary Hallberg MANCHESTER — By the time which will be mailed to ali Washington at Montreal, 805 p.m. Chicago, Roenick 21 (GouleL Wilson). 17:38 Simmons 2-6 2-5 6, Tisdale 1-4 1-2 3. Caus- 1517 5 8 32, Hill 3-3 5 0 6, Higgins 510 0-0 34- 3 2 -6 6 FAR W EST Morris Hatalsky heightened their war rhetoric Friday, you read this, Tuesday night’s deployed troops. If you have Hartford at Toronto, 8:05 p.m. (pp). Penalties— Clark, Tor (holding), 16:41; well 0-4 1-2 1. Mays 4-15 4-5 13. Sparrow 0-3 11. Pritchard 2-2 0-2 4. FtoWnson 1-3 2-2 4. To­ 30-36— 66 tals 46-79 19-29 113. Arizona 87. Southern Cal 85 John Cook with Secretary of State James A. relatives or friends assigned to Buffalo at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. Manson, Chi (slasNng), 17:59. 0- 0 0. Les 3-5 1-1 9, Carr 10-21 1-1 21. Bonner Nolan Henke 33- 33— 66 onslaught of freezing rain that vir­ Vancouver at Los Angeles, 1035 p.m. Second Period— 5, Chicago, Goulet 12 SEATTLE (103) Brigham Ybung 83. Texas-EI F^so 67 1- 9 0-0 2, Wennington 0-0 0-0 0. Leckner 0-1 Bill Britton 34- 33— 67 Baker III saying "we pass the brink” tually encased the area in ice will Desert Shield, please make sure Sunday's Games Kemp 5 7 1-2 7. McKoy 8-15 2-2 19. Cage Montana 62, N. Arizona 60 (Roenick, Larmer), 5:19 (pp). 6, Toronto. Shed- 0-2 0. Calloway 1-4 2-2 4. Sampson 0-2 0-0 0. Peter Persons 32-35-67 in four days and Saddam Hussein SL Louis at Montreal, 7:05 p.m. den 8 (Ellen, Damphousse), 5:58 (pp). 7. 2- 3 5 0 4, Ellis 511 3-5 14. PByton 3-10 2-2 8. Nevada 82, Montana S t 66 34-33— 67 only be a fond memory. the Town has their names and Totals 22-74 1 2-20 59. San Diego SL 52, Air Force 48 Ftecco Mediate Edmonton at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Chicago. Goulet 13 (RoeNck, Wilson). 9:05 Johnson 520 2-2 18, McMillan 4-7 1-3 9. 32-35-67 boasting of his army’s readiness. addresses by contacting the CHARLOTTE (101) Stanford 87, Washington 55 Jeff Sluman Meteorologists predicted a snow­ Hartford at N.Y. Rangers, 7:35 p.m. (pp). 8, Chicago. Creighton 13 (Larmer. Newman 11-14 6-8 29. Raid 510 2-2 12. ThroaB 1-3 5 2 2. FYtlynico 7-12 2-3 16. Barros 34-33— 67 3- 5 5 0 6. Totals 44-93 13-21 103. UCLA 82. Arizona S t 68 Corey Flavin The Iraqi president said American fall of four to eight inches in the Town Manager’s Office at N.Y. Islanders at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. Chelios), 13:08 (pp). 9, Chicago. Manson 8 GrNnski 6-9 2-2 14. Bogues 0-0 4-4 4, Chap­ Mark Lye 3533— 68 Calgary at Winnipeg, 8:05 p.m. (Yawney, Thomas). 14:06 (pp). Penal­ man 1-9 0-0 2. Gattison 3-4 3-4 9. Tripucka 2-2 GoWon Stale 29 26 26 32— 113 Utah 65, New Mexico 53 3533— 68 GIs expecting “to perform area followed by freezing rain for 742-6324. VWshIngton S t 90. California 81 Buddy Gardner Minnesota at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. ties— Clark, Tor. major (fighting), 2:26; McGill. 4-4 9. Curry 3-7 3-4 9, Gill 4-11 1-2 9, Keys 1-3 Seattle 27 30 22 24— 103 34-34— 68 acrobatics like Rambo movies” The proclamation will be 3-Polnl goals— Golden State 2-8 (Hardaway Weber S t 88, E. Washington 80 Emiyn Aubrey Friday night, with temperatures in Chi. minor-major (instigator, fighting), 2:26; 0-0 2, Schoffler 1-1 0-0 2Totals 37-74 2530 32- 3 6 -6 8 1-2, Higgins 1-5, Mullin 0-1), Seattle 2-8 Wyoming 98, Hawaii 78 Ftey Stewart would lose against his battle-har­ available for signing at the town NHL results PetiL Tor (cross-checking), 4:30; Korvoyd, Chi Denis Watson 34-34— 68 the teens to low 20s. The freezing (holding), 5:14; Marois, Tor. double minor 101. (McKey 1-1, Ellis 1-3, Cage 0-1, Barros 0-1, EXHIBITION dened troops. clerk’s office or the courtesy Sacramento 12 1 5 20 1 2— 50 Fred Couples 33- 3 5 -6 8 rain may changeover to rain late Bruins 5, Nordiques 3 (rougNng). 7:29; Vbwnoy, CN (rougNng), 7:29; Johnson 0-1, McMillan 0-1). Fouled Soviet National 87, Kentucky 58 Charlotte 22 25 26 28-101 Scott Hoch 33-35— 68 Saddam’s tough talk diminished booth of Highland F!ark Market Ellen, Tor major-game misconduct (slashing), out— Payton. Rebounds— Golden State 47 Saturday morning as temperatures Quebec 1 f f—3 3-Poinl goals— Sacramento 3-8 (Los 2-3, Larry Silvelra 33- 35— 68 12:20; Thomas, Chi (hooking), 17:55. (Richmond. Hill. Higgins 7). Seattle 53 (Kemp. How Top 25 fared hopes that U.N. Secretary-General located on Boston Turnpike. Boston 2 1 2— 5 Mays 1-5), Charlotte 2-2 (Newman 1-1, Kenny Knox 34- 34— 68 rise into the mid 30s. Third Period— None. Penalties-Thornton. Polynice 12). Assists— Qolden State 23 (Har­ How the Associated FYess' top 25 teams First Period— 1, Quebec, Sakic 25 (Hough, Tripucka 1-1). Fouled out— None. Mike Standly 33-35-68 Javier Perez de Cuellar would suc­ Tor (charging), :10; \hwney, CN (Ngh-sticking), daway 11). Soattie 24 (McMillan 7). Total fared Thursday: “It’s the old one-two punch,” said Sundin), :41. 2, Boston, Christian 21 (Jannoy), Ftebounds— Sacramento 49 (Can 11). Charlotte Jeif Maggart 33- 3 5 -6 8 :10; KnjshelnysW. Tor (tripping). 236; Hannan. fouls-Goldon State 25, Seattle 24. A— 10,813. 1. UNLV (10-0) did not play. Next: at Fresno ceed in what may be a final attempt 1:41. 3, Bostoa Jannoy 12 (Brickloy, Galley), 49 (Gmlnski 10). Assists— Sacramento 12 Kenny Perry 32- 37— 69 Bruce Budd of the National Weather Tor (roughing). 2:18; GouleL CN (rougNng). State. Saturday. to persuade Iraq to withdraw from 17:06 (pp). Penalties— Finn, Quo (hoiding), O'all Brian Tennyson 3534— 69 Service in Windsor Locks. “And Some Keating (Mays 5). Charlotte 26 (Bogues. Gill 6). Total Big East Conference 2. Arkansas (14-1) boat Texas 101-89. Next 530: Lazaro, Bos (tripping), 8:22; Kimble, Quo 2:18; PetiL Tor (rougNng), 19:07; Thomas, CN fouls— Sacramento 24. Charlotte 16. TechN- W L W L Don Pooley 34- 3 5 -6 9 Kuwait. at Texas Tech. Saturday. we’ll all be snug in our beds when it (tripping), 12:30; Quebec bench, served by (rougNng). 19:0X cals— Chapmaa A— 23,901. CONNECTICUT 3 0 12 1 Hubert Green 3534— 69 charges dropped Shots on goal— ^Toronto 4-14-9— 27. CNcago 3. Indiana (14-1) did not play. Next: at Pur­ Perez de Cuellar arrived in the Hrkac (too many man), 14:28; Sakic, Quo Seton Hall 3 1 10 2 Tommy Armour III 33- 3 6 -6 9 happens.” due, Monday, Jan. 14. (delay of game), 15:23. 14-15-10— 39. Racers 129, Knicks 122 Pittsburgh 2 1 13 3 Curt Bymm 34- 35 -6 9 Middle East on Friday after picking But some area residents may have LOS ANGELES (AP) — A Power-play Opportunities— Toronto 1 of 4; 4. Ohio State (13-0) beat Northwestern Second Period— 3. Boston. Christian 22 Georgetown 1 1 9 3 Trevor Dodds 3534— 69 up European support for his peace judge threw out 12 of 46 fraud Chicago 5 of 7. INDIANA (129) 102-62. Next: vs. Wisconsin, Saturday. 34-35-69 to leave their beds and confront icy (Bourque, Wbsloy), 12:41 (pp). 5, Quebec, Person 11-15 0-0 24. Thompson 5 1 0 2-2 14. Syracuse 1 2 13 2 John Inman charges against Lincoln Savings Hrkac 7 (McKogney. Fogarty). 16:43 (pp). Gobies— Toronto, Ing, 10-18-2 (39 shots-32 5. North Carolina (12-1) did not play. Next: at Keith Cleanvater 36- 33— 69 mission. He was to meet with Iraqi roads in the morning. The Dept, of Smits 7-10 0-2 14. Miller 7-14 7-8 21. M.Wil- S t John's 1 2 10 2 Penalties— Roberge, Quo. major-game miscon­ saves). Chicago, Belfour, 26-11-2 (27-25). No. 13 Virginia, Saturday. Craig Stadler 32- 37— 69 officials on Saturday. & Loan chief Charles H. Keat­ llams 7-9 7-7 21. Schrompf 6-15 5 6 17, Providence 1 2 10 4 Transportation reported numerous A— 17,449. 6. Arizona (12-2) beat Southern California 3 5 3 4 - 69 duct (high-sticking). 12:15; Hodge, Bos (rough­ McCloud 1-4 0-0 2. Drolling 5 4 0-2 6. Sanders Boston College 1 2 9 5 Phil Blackmar The U.S. Embassy in Israel, ing Jr. Friday for technical ing), 15:27; Lazaro, Bos (hooking), 16:13; Roforoe— Rob Shick. Linesmen-Gord 87-85. Next: vs. No. 7 UCLA. Saturday. 34-35-69 traffic accidents in the southern part 3-7 5 0 6, Wittman 1-1 0-0 2. K.Williams 1-1 0-0 Villanova 1 3 8 6 Stan Utley Th0 Associated Press Third Period— 6, Boston. Jannoy 13 (Brickley, Broseker, Mark F^ra. 7. UCLA (13-1) boat Arizona State 82-68. Dan Pohl 34-36— 70 meanwhile, urged tens of thousands reasons. 2. Totals 5590 21-27129. of the state by Friday night, where Neely), 10:41. 7. Boston, B.Sweeney 8, 16:34. Wednesday's Results Next at No. 6 Arizona, Saturday. Mike Smith 33- 37— 70 of Americans in the Jewish state to “ NO BLOOD FOR OIL” — An unieJentified protestor shouts anti-war slogans as she is es­ It was the Second time Supe­ NEW YORK (122) 8. Syracuse (13-2) did not play. Next: vs. 34- 36— 70 the storm had already deposited at 8, Quebec, Hrkac 8. 18:30 (pp). Penal­ Oakley 1-4 5 6 8, Vandowogho 5 1 5 2-2 13, Seton Hall 74, SL John's 62 David Canipe leave, citing increased tensions as rior Court Judge Lance Ito dis­ Salon Hall at the Meedowlands, Saturday. Dan Halldorson 3535— 70 corted out of the Senate spectator gallery on Capitol Hill Friday. The demonstrators began ties— Sundin. Quo (roughing), 11:09; Lapointe, Ewing 12-21 1520 42, Cheeks 12-17 2-2 27. Boston College 96, Maine 59 least an inch of snow before the first 9. Connecticut (12-1) beat Central Connec­ Tim Simpson 37- 33— 70 the Jan. 15 U.N. deadline for Iraq to missed charges since a grand Quo (unsportsmanlike conduct), 15:24; W ^loy, G.Wilkins 5 1 5 5 0 1 ^ E.Wilkins 3-6 2-4 8, yelling as the Senate was debating whether Congress should authorize President Bush to Bos (unsportsmanlike conduct). 15:24; Loisello, Basketball ticut State 115-47. Next: ve. No. 10 St. Mark Calcavacchia 34-36— 70 snowflake fell in Manchester at ap­ Starks 1-4 5 0 2, Jackson 2-6 1-1 5, Quinnett Thursday's Results leave Kuwait nears. jury issued indictments in Sep­ Que (roughing), 16:48; Lazaro, Bos, double UConn 115, Central Connecticut 47 John'a, Sunday. Neal Lancaster 33- 37— 70 wage war against Iraq. proximately 5 p.m. 1-2 0-0 2, Mustaf 1-1 1-2 3. Totals 44-91 32-37 tember against Keating, whose minor (roughing, slashing). 16:48; Sundin, Que Villanova 70, Vermont 68 10. S t John's (10-2) did not play. Next at No. Jerry Foltz 34- 36— 70 Eight more American warships The storm is a low pressure Iront 122. 33- 37— 70 (roughing). 20:00; \Nosloy, Bos (elbowing), NBA standings 9 Connecticut Sunday. Kim Young entered the Persian Gulf, and the Lincoln savings and loan is the Indiana 31 30 31 37— 129 11. Kentucky (11-2) did not play. Next: at 34- 36— 70 that has moved up the East Coast 20:00. EASTERN CONFERENCE Newtbrk 26 34 33 29— 122 Saturday's Gamas Loren Roberts Tennessee, Saturday. 3535— 70 United States agreed to send its largest thrift failure to date. Shots on goal— Quebec 9-10-8— 27. Boston Atlantic Division 3-Point goals— Indiana 2-9 (Person 2-2, Boston College at Georgetown Ronnie Black from the Gulf of Mexico and is ex­ 12. Qklahoma (12-2) did not play. Next: vs. 36-34— 70 most sophisticated defensive sur­ Ito threw out six charges as 17-14-11— 4 i W L Pet. GB M.Williams 0-1, McCloud 0-1, Miller 0-2, Syracuse at Seton Hall David Peoples pected to go out to sea by Saturday Power-play Qpportunilias— Quebec 2 of 4; 28 5 .848 — Providence at Pittsburgh Colorado, Saturday. Jim V9cod\rard 36- 34— 70 Gorbachev phones Bush requested by Keating’s lawyer Schrompf 0-3), Now Ybrk 2-4 (Cheeks 1-1, Van- face-to-air missile to Turkey — Boston 13. Virginia (10-2) did not play. Next vs. No. 37- 33— 70 night, Budd said. Fair weather Boston 2 of 7. Philadelphia 20 14 .588 8 '/! deweghe 1-2, G.Wilkins 0-1). Fouled Bob Gilder 5 North Carolina, Saturday. 3535— 70 Iraq’s northern neighbor and the site because they were added be­ Goalies— Quebec, Tugnutt, 9-19-6 (42 14 18 .438 13'/! out— Nona. Ftebounds— Indiana 46 (Schrompf Sunday's Gama Bill Sander should follow until the middle of New Ybri( 14. Duke (11-3) did not play. Next: at 36-34— 70 shots-37 saves). Boston, Moog, 14-8-7 (27-24). Washington 14 18 .438 13'/! 9), New Ybrk 49 (Ewing 16). Assists— Indiana St. John's at UConn (Gampel), 4 p.m. Brian Claar of a possible second front in a war latedly by prosecutors. He said Maryland, Saturday. 3535— 70 next week. A— 14,013. New Jersey 10 22 .313 171/! 32 (Thompsoa &hrem pf 6), Now York 18 Ftebert Gamez the charges changed the nature 15. Georgetown (9-3) did not play. Next: va. 3535— 70 against Baghdad. Referee— Dan Marouolli. Linesman-Pat Miami 9 24 .273 19 (Starks 6). Total fouls— Indiana 24, New York Big East results Ted Schulz to confer on Persian Gulf Boston College. Saturday. 36- 34— 70 of offenses originally alleged by Dapuzzo, Dan Schachte. Central Division 22. A— 13,808. Tom Purtzer President Bush lobbied intensive­ 16. East Tennessee State (11-1) beat Liberty 34-36— 70 Mllwaukae 25 9 .735 — UConn 115, Central Ct. 47 Ken Green ly for congressional approval to use told reporters. minutc conversation. the grand jury. .697 1'/! 86-55. Next: vs. Furman, Saturday. 33- 37— 70 By RITA BEAMISH Chicago 23 10 CENT. CQNNECTICUT ST. (47) Dave Powell .676 2 17. Pittsburgh (13-3) did not play. Next vs. force to oust Iraq from Kuwait, Bush and other officials would On another topic. Bush said he Detroit 23 11 Bullets 122, Clippers 110 P.Sellers 0-5 0-0 0. D.Johnson 2-14 0-0 4, Tonxny Moore 37- 33— 70 The Associated Press Penguins 5, Flames 1 19 13 .584 5 Providence, Saturday. 3535— 70 which it invaded Aug. 2. “The last, not disclose specific details of the Atlanta B.Smith 1-8 2-2 4. Corbitt 3-9 0-0 7. Swann i a Nebraska (15-1) did not play. Next: vs. Mika liabauva reiterated to Gorbachev his concerns Desert Shield Calgary 0 0 1— 1 Indiana 13 21 .382 12 LA CUPPERS (110) RickFehr 36-35— 71 9-19 5-6 25, A.Williams 0-2 0-0 0, Leicher 2-9 Iowa State. Saturday. best chance for Saddam Hussein to conversation. about Soviet use of force in the P itt^ rg h * 1 0— 5 11 21 .344 13 Norman 10-23 2-2 22, Smith 514 5-6 15. Bryan Norton 34- 37— 71 Charlotte 2-3 6, Francis 0-4 1-21. Totals 17-70 10-13 47. 19. Southern Mississippi (7-1) beat No. 21 WASHINGTON — Soviet Presi­ First Period-1, Pittsburgh, Hrdma 4 11 23 .324 14 Benjamin 7-16 10-13 24, G.Grant 3-6 2-2 8, Bobby Clampett 33- 38— 71 get the message is in your hands,” But State Deparunent officials breakaway Republic of Lithuania. to cost $10b Cleveland CQNNECTICUT (115) South Carolina 64-58. Next: at Virginia Tech, dent Mikhail S. Gorbachev (Stevens. Jagr), 3:00. 2, Rttsburgh, Lonoy 1 WESTERN CONFERENCE Marlin 2-6 3-4 7. Manning 7-16 4-5 18. Garland Bob Estes 36- 35 -71 Bush told lawmakers. said Friday that the Soviet Union Williams 1-4 2-2 4. Burrell 511 0-0 17. Saturday. Gorbachev asked Bush to meet regime WASHINGTON (AP) — (Gilhon), 5:16. 3. Pittsburgh, Coffey 18 (Peder­ Midwest Division 2-6 4-5 8, Garrick 1-3 0-0 2, Bannister 5 0 0-0 Fred Futk 3536— 71 telephoned President Bush on RSellers 4-8 5 8 13, Smith 11-18 5 2 23, 20. LSU (9-3) did not play. Next: at Auburn, son, Stevens), 8:02. 4, Pittsburgh. S.Young 11 W L Pet. GB 0. Kimble 1-5 4-4 6. Totals 3595 34-41 110. Dave Elchelberger 3536— 71 Eleven anti-war demonstrators had promised Secretary of State with Soviet Ambassador Alexander Operation Desert Shield cost the S.Pikiell 1-2 0-0 2, Walker 7-8 0-0 14, Gwynn Friday with what Bush said were (Coffey, Stevens), 13:38 (pp). Penal­ San Antonio 23 8 .742 — WASHINGTQN (122) Saturday. Billy Mayfair 34- 37— 71 briefly interrupted the Senate debate James A. Baker III on Wednesday 6- 11 4-6 16. Cyrulik 2-6 0-0 4, Katz 5 5 0-021. 7. & u th Carolina (11-3) lost to No. 19 Bessmertnykh following their con­ United States $10 billion last ties— Taglianettl. Pit (tripping), 9:11; Sweeney, Utah 23 11 .676 I'/z H.Grant 14-26 6-6 34, King 1530 7-9 45, Dave Flummells 3536— 71 “some ideas he wanted to discuss DaPriest 4-6 5 0 8, Suhr 0-4 0-4 0, Macklin 1-3 Southern Mississippi 64-58. Next: vs. Cincin­ Friday, shouting “No blood for oil!” that the Kremlin would issue versation. Fitzwater said that meet­ Cal (tripping), 12:20; MacLollan, Cal (inter­ Houston 19 14 .576 5 Jones 0-1 5 0 0. Walker 4-8 0-0 8. IWorkman 4-8 David Frost 37- 34— 71 with me” on the Persian Gulf crisis. year, but most of that has been 2-2 5. T.Rklell 1-1 0-0 ^ Totals 49-87 13-24 nati, Saturday. beseiged ference), 14:16; Macinnis, Cal (holding), 19:42. Dallas 12 19 .387 11 5- 8 13. Ellison 3-7 2-2 8, Eacklos 5 9 7-8 13. 36- 35— 71 before being ejected froth the cham­ another warning and urge its former ing later Friday morning was on the 22 Iowa (13-2) beat Michigan 79-78. Next: at Tom Bymm defrayed by contributions from Second Period— 5. Pittsburgh. Murphy 7 Minnesota 10 22 .313 13'rz English 51 5 0 0. Hammonds 0-1 0-0 0, Foster 115. Ed Humenlk 3536— 71 Halftime— Connecticut 60, Cent Connecticut Minnesota, Saturday. ber and arrested. “He was thinking innovatively” ally to withdraw from Kuwait. Persian Gulf, but he would not say the United States’ Persian Gulf (Mullen, Cullen). :29 (pp). Ponal- Orlando 9 26 .257 16 0-1 1-2 1. Totals 4592 28-35 122. Marco Dawson 37- 34— 71 SL 18. 3-point goals— C ent Connecticut S t 3-8 23. New Mexico State (10-1) did not play. ties— Ga.Roberts. Cal (roughing). 1:43; Denver 6 28 .176 18'rz LA Clippers 28 26 25 31— 110 Jim Booros 36-35— 71 Baker told Air Force pilots in on ways to resolve the standoff be­ Bush’s press secretary. Marlin whether it involved discussion of allies, the White House said (Swann 2-4, Corbitt 1-3, Johnson 51). Connec­ Next: vs. UC Santa Barbara, Saturday. By MICHAEL NORTON Zalapski, Pit (hooking), 3:19; Gilmour, Cal Pacific Division Washington 24 33 37 28— 122 Lee Janzen 3633— 71 tween Iraq and the multilateral ticut 4-11 (Burrell 1-2, Macklin 1-2, Smith 1-3, 24. Georgia Tech (9-4) did not play. Next: at Saudi Arabia that they “would not Fitzwater, said he did not know if any Soviet proposal. Friday. (rougNng), 9:02; Nattross. Cal. misconducL Portland 30 6 .833 — 3-Point goals— Los Angeles 0-5 (Norman 0-1, Pat Megowan 34-37— 71 The Associated Press Katz 1-3, Gwynn 0-1). Fouled out— None. North Carolina State. Sunday. coalition demanding that President that promise, made to Baker by 932; Ga.Ftoberts, Cal (elbowing), 9:02; Lonoy, Phoenix 21 11 .656 7 Smith 0-1, Martin 0-1, Bannister 0-2), MarkWiebe 36-35-71 have to wait much longer” to find Reporters asked Bush in a photo The Bush administration is­ Rebounds— Cant Connecticut SL 33 (P.Sellers 25. Texas-EI Paso (10-3) lost to Brigham PiL minor-misconduct (roughing), 9:02; Murphy, LA Lakers 20 11 .645 7'/z Washington 2-4 (King 2-3, H.Grant 51). Fouled Bobby Wbdkins 3536— 71 Saddam Hussein withdraw his oc­ Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard 6), Connecticut 66 (R.Sellers 14). As­ Tbung 83-67. Next at Utah, Saturday. sued its first accounting of the Pit (roughing). 932; Qtto, Cal (roughing). 11:05; Golden State 18 15 .545 10'/2 out— None. Rebounds— Los Angeles 59 (Ben­ John Adams 36- 35— 71 PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — In sists— Cant Connecticut S t 10 (Corbitt 3), Please see GULF, page 8. cupying troops from Kuwait, Bush Shevardnadze, came up in the 25- Please see BUSH, page 8, Tagiianetti, Pit (roughing), 1135; Otto, Cal, Seattle 15 17 .469 13 jamin 19), WasNngton 58 (H.Grant 10). As­ Andrew Magee 3536— 71 operation’s costs as Saudi Connecticut 26 (Smith 6). Total fouls— C ant his first appearance since a coup at­ major (fighting), 13:52; Tagiianetti, PiL minor- LA Clippers 12 23 .343 17'/! sists— Los Angeles 23 (G.Grant 9), Washington Kirk Triplett 34-37— 71 Arabia promised to pay 40 per­ Connecticut S t 15, Connecticut 18. A— 8,241. tempt five days earlier. President­ major (instigator, fighting). 13:52; Macinnis. Cal Sacramento 7 25 .219 21 32 (Eackiss 9). Total fouls— Los Angelas 26, Bmce Lletzke 33- 38— 71 cent to 50 percent of the military (slashing), 17:14; Errey, Pit (slashing), 17:14. Thursday's Games Transactions Leonard Thompson 3536— 71 elect Jean-Bertrand Aristide said Washington 27. A— 7.110. Villanova 70, Vermont 68 expenses of the multinationi Third Period— 6, Calgary, MacLellan 10 Chariotte 101, Sacramento 59 Chip Beck 3536— 71 Friday that Duvalierists may be or­ (Sweeney. Musil), 1439 (pp). Penalties— Otto, Indiana 129, Now York 122 VILLANOVA (70) Brian Kamm 3536— 71 buildup against Iraq. U.S. and Cal. minor-misconduct (unsportsmanlike con­ Washington 122, LA Clippers 110 Spurs 117, Magic 111 Miller 514 0-0 16; Bain 1-4 5 0 2; Dowdell BASEBALL Peter Jacobsen 37- 34— 71 ganizing to disrupt Haiti’s nascent American League New MMH hire is child abuse expert Saudi officials declined to put a duct). 3:19; Tagiianetti. PiL minor-misconduct San Antonio 117, Orlando 111 7- 14 51 14; Walker 5 1 5 0-0 13; Woodard 2-7 Brandel Chamblee 3536— 71 democracy. (unsportsmanlike conduct), 3:19; GaFtoborts, ORLANDQ (111) 2- 2 7; Mumlord 1-4 0-2 2; Byrd 4-5 2-3 TORQNTQ 10; BLUE JAYS— Agreed to terms Brad Lardon 3536— 71 price tag on the pledge, but it Houston 156, Denver 133 Scott 1520 5 0 23. Ansley 6-9 4-4 16, Kite Cal (high-sticking), 4:31; Macoua Cal (elbow­ Vrind 2-3 0-2 4; Pella 1-1 0-0 2. Totals 31-65 with Pat Borders, catcher, on a one-year con­ Greg Bruckner 34- 37— 71 He asked the military to arrest all Golden Slate 113, Seattle 103 2- 3 0-4 4, Vincent 7-12 1-3 16. N.Anderson By DIANNA M. TALBOT seemed likely to translate into ing). 8:58; Errey, Pit (slashing), 8:58; Gilmour. Friday's Games 4-10 70 tract Dick Mast 36- 36— 72 terrorist backers of the ousted 6- 21 5-7 18, Wiley 0-2 1-2 1, Smith 4-8 2-2 10, Cal (roughing). 12:00; Ga.Roberts, Cal, game VERMONT (66) National League Russ Cochran 37- 35— 72 Herald Features Editor billions of dollars. LA Clippers at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Tumor 2-9 1-2 5. Reynolds 5-9 1-2 11, Acres Duvalier regime. misconducL 12:00; Bourque, Pit (roughing), Huland El 5 1 2 2-2 12; R Tarrant4-8 5 6 15; CINCINNATI REDS— Agreed to terms virith Greg Twiggs 3537— 72 Minnesota at MiarN, 730 p.m. 3- 6 1-1 7. Totals 4599 16-27111. 12:00; Barrasso, PiL served by Jagr (rougNng), Roberson 4-14 2-4 10; Johnson 3-7 1-2 8; Glenn Braggs, outfieldor. and GIno Minutelll, 3537— 72 “We know there are people who Portland at DetraiL 8 p.m. SAN ANTONIQ(117) Dan Fbrsman MANCHESTER — Com­ 12:00; Gilhon. Pit (hooking), 13:53. WNte 3-6 2-2 10; Ostrosky 1-4 0-0 2; B. Tarrant pitcher, on one-year contracts. 3537— 72 Atlanta at Chicago, 830 p.m. Elliott 3-7 5-6 11, Greenwood 1-1 1-2 3. Michael Allen oppose the democratic process. Indian gov’t Shots on goal— Calgary 12-14-12— 38. Pit­ 3- 6 2-2 11; Gaffin 5 0 0-0 0. Totals 23-57 14-18 HOUSTQN ASTRQS— Traded Glenn Davis, 3537— 72 munity hospitals across the nation Utah at Dallas, 8:30 p.ra Flobinson 14-21 1515 43, Strickland 5 1 2 3-4 BradFabel They don’t want us to reach Jan. tsburgh 9-10-8-27. first baseman, to the Baltimore Qrioles lor Pete 34-38— 72 Philadelphia at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. 13, W.Anderson 516 2-4 19, Green 5 2 2-2 2, 68. George Burns are streamlining in-house com­ Power-play OpportuNtios— Calgary 1 of 5; Harnisch and Curt Schilling, pitchers, and Steve 36-36— 72 20,” Aristide said, referring to jolted Houston at Phoenix, 9:30 p.ra Pressey 3-6 55 12, Higgins 4-5 0-0 8, Halftime— Villanova 38, Vermont 40. 3-point FVchard Zokol Pittsburgh 2 of 5. Cleveland at LA Lakers, 10:30 p.ra goals— Villanova 4-13. Wtalker 3-9, Woodard Finley, outfielder. Bart Bryant 3537— 72 munications to help save time, Schlntzius 1-4 4-8 6. Massonberg 5 0 5 0 0. To­ PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES— Agreed to terms runoff elections for the National As­ NEW DELHI, India (AP) — Goalies— Calgary, Wamsley. 6-5-3 (27 Saturday's Games 1-2, Miller 0-1, Mumlord 5 1 . Vermont 515. B. Sean Murphy 3537— 72 money and hold down the rising shots-22 saves). Pittsburgh. Barrasso. 14-8-1 tals 39-74 37-46 117. with Wblly Backman, second baseman, on a 36-36— 72 sembly scheduled for that date. Eight lawmakers of FYime Min­ CNcago at Charlotte, 7:30 p.m. Qrlando 25 25 38 23— 111 Tarrant 3-4, White 2-5, R Tarrant 2-3, Johnson Joel Edwards the cost of medical care. (38-37). two-year contract Brandt Jobe 34- 38— 72 Aristide, a Roman Catholic priest, ister Chandra Shekhar’s govern­ MiarN at DetroiL 7:30 p.m. San Antonio 26 26 29 36— 117 1-3. Fouled out; None. Ftebounds— Villanova 41 A— 16,164. ST. LQUIS CARDINALS— Signed Jamie 38- 34— 72 Milwaukee at Indiana, 7:30 p.m. 3-Point goals— Qrlando 5 b (Scott 3-3, Vin­ (Miller 11). Vermont 34 (Roberson 8). Assists: Greg Ladehoff That effort has resulted in the also said prosecution of former ing party were expielled from Referee-Mark Faucatte. Linesmen— Gerard Moyer, pitcher, to a minor-league contract An­ Clark Dervils 33-39— 72 Atlanta at New York, 7:30 p.m. cent 1-1, N.Anderson 1-2, Smith 0-2), San An­ Villanova 12 (Walker and Woodard 3). Ver- hiring of Dr. John H. Senechal, a Gauthier, Brian Murphy. New Jersey at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. monl12 (White 7). Total fouls-Villanova 15. nounced the sale of Savannah of the South At­ Brian VWtts 36- 36— 72 Duvalier militia head Roger Lafon- Parliament Friday for having tonio 2-5 (W.Anderson 1-1, Pressey 1-2, Elliott lantic League to the Savannah Professional Boston at Washington, 7:30 p.m. Vermont 12. A— 3,500. Dicky Thompson 37- 35— 72 pediatrician and high-level ad­ tant, who planned Sunday’s coup, switched party allegiance, in­ 0-1, Strickland 0-1). Fouled out— Turner. Baseball Club, Inc. Named Larry Milbourne 36-37— 73 1 David Edwards Orlando at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Rebounds— Orlando 58 (N.Anderson 10). San ministrator who recently was should be accelerated. cluding five ministers in his 2- manager of Savannah and Rick Colbert Jim Carter 36-37— 73 Utah at San AntoNo, 830 p.m. Antonio 51 (Robinson 12). Assists-Orlando 20 Kings 5, Sabres 2 manager of Hamilton of the Now Vbrk-Ponn Homero Blancas 36- 37— 73 named vice president of medical On Sunday nighL Lafontant kid­ month-old government. Cleveland at Denver, 930 p.m. (Vincent 9), San Antonio 32 (Strickland 11). Buffalo 0 0 2— 2 Phoenix at Golden Stale, 10:30 p.ra Jay Don Blake 37- 36— 73 affairs at Manchester Memorial Total fouls— Orlando 31, San AnloNo 24. Tech­ Radio, TV '"^AIN DIEGO RADRES— Named Dick Williams napped Interim FYesident Ertha Ras- Foreign Minister V.C. Shukla, Los Angeles 2 3 0— 5 Seattle at Sacramento. 10:30 p.m. Bob Eastwood 3538— 73 nicals— San Antonio illegal defense. A— 15,908. Hospital, a newly-created posi­ First Period— 1. Los Angeles, Granato 15 Sunday's Games part-time scout Steve Elkington 37-36— 73 cal-Trouillot at her private residence Health Minister Shkeelur (Gretzky), ;21. 2. Los Angeles, Sandstrom 20 New Ifeik-Penn League Mike Hulbert 35- 38— 73 tion. In the medical community, Rehman and three junior mini­ Portland at Now Jersey. 7 p.m. AUBURN ASTROS-Signed John Graham, and proclaimed himself provisional (Gretzky, Tonelll), 7:43 (pp). Penal­ Houston at LA Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Greg Whisman 37-36— 73 he is known as an authority on the oeneral manager, for the 1991 season. president. But Lafontant and 15 sup­ sters were among those dis­ ties— Robitaille. LA (hooking), 2:28; Ray. Buf, Rockets 156, Nuggets 133 4 p.m. — Golf: Tucson Open, ESPN John Daly 37-36— 73 BASKETBALL subject of child abuse, having minor-major (instigator, fighting). 5:21; Miller, HOUSTON (166) 7 p.m. — College hockey: Clarkson at Boston porters were arrested early Monday qualified as members of the LA, minor-major (unsportsmanlike conducL Johnson 9-15 5 8 23, Thorpe 7-13 10-13 24. National Basketball Association served as a Navy spokesman on it. University, NESN CLEVELAND CAVALIERS— Signed Henry morning, when army troops stormed decision-making lower house of fighting). 5:21; Ruuttu, Buf (rougNng), 6:28; LSmith 5 7 1-2 11, Maxwell 10-21 2-2 26, 7:30 p.m. — Clippers at Celtics, SportsChan- Rec Volleyball James, forward, to a second 10-day contract Under Senechal’s guidance, the Parliament, the Lok Sabha. Granato, LA (holding), 6:28; Hogue, But (board­ K.Smlth 10-13 4-5 25. Floyd 7-12 1-1 15. nel, WDRC (1360-AM) the National Palace. FOOTBALL hospital’s physicians and their ing), 7:15; Vaive, Buf, misconduct, 7:15; Jamerson 3-6 0-0 7, Feltl 1-5 2-2 4, Caldwell 8 p.m. — Trail Blazers at Pistons. TNT Scholastic News of ‘ihe coup bid touched off Wbrid League of American Football Makela, Buf (roughing), 9:47; Banning, LA NATIONAL — LLoyd's Auto Parts del. North 0-1 0-0 0, Wood 3-4 3-3 9, Winchester 1-3 6-6 10:30 p.m. — Cavaliers at Lakers, TNT staff members will be in closer ORLANDO THUNDER— Named Lee Corso a nationwide popular uprising and a (rougNng), 9:47; Andreychuk. But (boarding). Enders 15-13, 15-11. 14-16; Network Tavern 8, Bu'latd 2-2 0-0 4. Totals 58-102 34-42156. Midnight — College basketball: Southern Il­ contact with administrators who 10:29; Hartman, But. minor-major (instigator, del. Paul's Paints 15-13, 15-12, 8-15; DENVER (133) linois at SL Louis, ESPN general manager. BennetJV girls’ hoop violent manhunt for Duvalierist fighting), 13:54; Curran, Buf. game misconducL Manchester Medical Supply del. Manchester Lane 2-8 1-2 5, Cook 4-9 1-2 9, Rasmussen HOCKEY run the hospital. National Hockey League The Bennet Junior High girls' junior varsity thugs. The nationwide death toll 9 13:54; Wells, Buf (rougNng), 13:54; McSorley, Property Maintenance 15-10, 15-10,15-5. 3-10 5 0 6, Davis 10-21 5 0 20. Adams 14-27 For example, if a physician LA, major (lighting). 13:54; McIntyre, LA (rough­ INTERNATIONAL — ABATY3T del. Hawks 6-7 39. Williams 5 3 4-4 4. W ill 6-11 5 0 12, NEW YORK ISLANDERS— Assigned Tom basketball team defeated Timothy Edwards, rose to 75 Friday morning when Inside Today,.. Fitzgerald, right wing, and Dean Chynoweth, 41-33, Thursday afternoon. Kim Mainville ted needs a certain piece of equip­ ing) 13:54; Donnelly. LA, misconducL 13:54; 159, 15-8, 157; Coach's Corner def. Pagani's Jackson 8-12 0-0 17, LIchti 2-2 0-0 4, Mills 0-3 Calendar police in the capital, Port-Au-F*rince, Duchesne, LA (slashing). 14:21; Turgeon, But 159, 153, 157; Cummings Insurance del. 0-0 0, Legler 4-15 4-4 12, Liberty 2-6 0-0 5.To- defenseman, to Capital District of the American Bennet with 18 points and five rebounds. Beth ment, Senechal will coordinate (roughing), 18:40; Duchesne, LA (holding), Hockey League. MIzoras and Kristal Butlar scored eight points shot a looter to death. Pagani's 159, 153,15-7; Cummings Insurance tals 55127 1519 133. Today 18;40; Miller, LA (roughing). 18:40. Houston 33 29 44 50— 156 SOCCER apiece. MIzoras had 15 rebounds while Butler the purchase or borrowing of that def. Flyers 12-15,1511,1512. Boye Basketball Haiti was ruled for three decades Bubble G u m __ Second Period— 3. Los Angeles, Taylor 13 Denver 41 24 25 43— 133 National Professional Soccer League made 12 steals. piece from another department in AMERICAN — Cummings Insurance del. Enfield at Manchester, 7;30 (Robitaille. Gretzky), 2:22. 4, Los Angelos, 3-Polnt goals-Houslon 6-13 (Maxwell 4-9, MILWAUKEE WAVE— Signed Eddie Hender- Tamara Visco and Michelle Fogarty also by the Duvalier family, first Fran­ C lassified_____ South Windsor Pizza 155, 155, 159; Crockett East Catholic at Xavier, 7 p.m. the hospital. He also will be keep­ KudelskI 15. 3:47. 5. Los Angelos, Sandstrom soa forward, for the remainder of the season. played well lor BenneL 4-2. C o m ic s ______Agency def. Six F'ackers 155, 15 9,1 5 5 ; Team Jamerson 1-1, K.Smith 1-1, Floyd 5 1 , Thorpe Portland at Cheney Tech, 7:30 cois “Rapa Doc” Duvalier and then 21 (Buskas, Gretzky), 5:12. Penalty— Hartman. 0-1), Denver 7-21 (Adams 511, Jackson 1-1, Traded Art Kramer, forward, to the Harshey Im­ ing abreast developments within Focus______Fish def. Purdy Corporation 16-14, 10-15, Cromwell at Bolton, 7:30 his son, Jean-Claude “Baby Doc.” But (interference). 1231. , Liberty 1-3, Davis 0-1, Williams 0-2, Legler 0-3). pact for a 1992 first- arxf fourth-round draft Bennet JV boy’s hoop Dianna M. Talbot/Manehester Herald the hospital by attending dozens 1510. Coventry at East Hampton, 7:30 The son was was swept from power Lo tte ry______Third Period-6, Buffalo. Valve 16 (Bodger), VTOMEN'S NORTHERN — B&J Auto Repair Fouled out— Jackson. Ftebounds— Houston 67 selection and an undlsclosed'amount of cash. The Bennet Junior High boys' junior varsity Home______Rocky Hill at RHAM, 7:30 TENNIS MAKING ROUNDS — Dr. John H. Senechal, right, converses with Michael Hinckey, atd- of medical st^f and achninistra- 1-40 7 Buffalo. Hawerchuk 13 (Andreychuk. del. Ansaldi's 1511, 1513, 15-10; Bump. Set (Johnson 13). Denver 60 (Rasmussen 12). As­ Boys Swimming baskatball team beat Timothy Edwards, 40 52 in a popular uprising and fled to Vaivo), 5:43. Penalties— Kennedy. Buf (rough­ Splat def. Tierney's 1 5 2 15-4. 152; Glenn sists— Houston 34 (Thorpe 6), Denver 23 Fairfield Prep at East Catholic (TrI-Tovm U.S. TENNIS ASSOICATION— Named Tom Mike Groves paced Bennet ^ th 14 points and ministrative director of emergency services at Manchester Memorial Hospital. The tive committee meetings which O b itu a rie s ____ Barnes referee for the U.S. Open. France in February 1986, but ing), 8:49; Sandstrom, LA (roughing). 8:49; Construction dot Guthrie Fertoe 155, 153, (Adams 12). Total fouls— Houston 16. Denver Center, Cromwell), 4 p.m. 13 rebounds while Jamie Lazzarls added eight O p in io n ______COLLEGE Sandstrom, LA (roughing), 14.36; Aridreychuk, 1510. 33. Flagrant foul— Liberty. A— 7,087. Maloney at Manchester. 4 p.m. points. Larry Price contributed four points end physician has been hired in a new position as the hospital’s vice president of medical af­ military mle has prevailed in Haiti People______ARIZONA— Named Gerald Carr quarterbacks nine rebounds. Bennet Is 4-2. Plea.se see ABUSE, page 8. Buf (slasNng), 15:20; Ray. Buf. misconduct, WOMEN'S SOUTHERN — Main Pub def. fairs. R eligion______9 coach. 15:20; Granato, LA (tripping). 15:51. Daco Reel and Rod 1511, 15-5, 1513; Saturday Senior Citizens Shots on goal— Buffalo 13-6-11-30. Los An- Heritage Auto Body def. Locksmith Hair Studio Girls Baskatball RADFORD— Named Milch Thompson assis­ Rec Hoop Please see HAITI, page 8. S p o rts ______Q0lo6 6*6-9“ 21. le I 1511, 155, 15-6; Bniton Mobil del. Formal's Sacred Heart at East Catholic. 5 p.m. tant baseball coach. B.A. Club 72 (Bill Bollock 27, Mark Bennet OREGON STATE— Named Rocky Long Power-play Opportunities— Buffalo 0 of 5; Los Inn 153,1511,1513. Bowling lea Hockey 16) Highland Park Market 58 (Ftey McCravey Social ______Angeles 1 of 4. ^ CO-ED — David Schulman D.D.S. del. Volley East Catholic at Enfield (Enfield Twins Rink), defensive coordinator, and Osla Lewis lineback­ 18. Dean Frodel 16, Erine Scott 15) T e le v is io n ____ Goalies— Buffalo. Malarchuk, 8-11-6 (10 Busters 15-9, 157, 1511; Wolf Pack del. SFK er coach. Ftetalned Dan Ferrigno, Brady Hoke, B.C.I. 81 (Carver Glezen 16, Kim Bushoy 13, 1.30 p.m. Mike Waufle and Jake Cabell, as assistant foot­ W eather______shots-5 saves), Puppa (5:12 second, 11-11). 16-14, 15-6, 156; Net Busters def. Misfits 15-9, Wrestling Paul Withea 13, Dave Lewis 10) Sun Devils 74 Servdng The Manchester Area For Over 109 Years ~ CtiU Today for Home Deliveiy 647-9946 156, 4-15; Nassiff Camera del. A&B Auto Powder Puff New Britain at Manchester, 6 p.m. ball coaches. (Carl Shelton 22, Sylvester Turner 18, Greg Los Angeles, ^rthiaum e, 14-5-0 (30-28). ST. LOUIS— Suspended Kevin Footes, 15-11, 15-3, 15-8; Patriots def. Return to Mary Bania 185471, Madeline Dieterle 177, Southington/St. Bernard at East Catholic. Davis 16) A— 16,005. guard, from the basketball team. Referee— Ron Hoggarth. Linesmen— Ron As- Sender 15-10, 157, 158; Main Pub del. Net­ Gwen Taylor 455, Terry Slemlnski 464. salstina. Swede Knox. work Tavern 15-12, 8-15,157.

S 's y r.r, 1 2—MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Jaii. 12.1991 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Jan. 12,1991—3 FOCUS Coventry school Food plan J gets equipment \ fund cuts Dear Abby PEOPLE Dr. Gott discussed A By J/ .CQUELINE BENNETT ment.” He encouraged the board to By SCOTT B. BREDE Abigail Van Suren Peter Gott, M.D. Manchester Herald take advantage of the grant money Manchester Herald ■ Singer Clint Black, whose No. 1 country music which he said might not be available hits include “A Better Man,” “Killing’ Times” and next year. MANCHESTER — Up^ading e- “Nothing’s News,” has become a regular cast mem­ COVENTRY — Despite reserva­ “It is a 72 percent sale, in the real / / r quipment and forming a joint pur­ ber of the Grand Ole Opry. tions the Board of Education ap­ world it doesn’t get much better chasing with other towns are two Law reunites Black’s induction into the cast was taped Thursday Doc can clarify proved an application for a match­ than this,” said Page. A ways of slicing the school district’s night during a CBS-TV special, “The Grand Ole ing grant from the state for voca­ Board Vice Chairwoman Judy t ' food service bill, said members of Opry 65th Anniversary Celebration,” that will be tional equipment for the high Halvorson asked if the grant locked the Board of Education’s cafeteria shown Saturday, Jan. 19. heart condition school. The town will pay $28,CX)0 the system into keeping both its in­ committee. adult adoptees DEAR DR. GOTT: I’ve just been diagnosed with a The Opry is a live country music show that has and the state will pay $72,000. dustrial arts teachers, noting that The two recommendations were been presented continuously since 1925. bundle branch block. Can this condition lead to heart The equipment, such as a com­ over the last budget proceeding the among those presented at Monday’s DEAR ABBY; Everyone in the adoption triangle — Black, 28, of Houston, is the reigning Country failure? I’ve been experiencing attacks of dizziness, puter-operated lathe and milling board gave serious consideration to cafeteria committee meeting. the adoptee, his or her biological p>arents and his or her Music Association male vocalist of the year. faintness and mild chest pain. machine, will bring Coventry High cutting one due to dcclinign enroll­ Formed in October after the adoptive parents — has rights and interests to be DEAR READER: The major nerves that distribute School into the 21st century and ment. Board of Directors blasted the protected. Adopted people, at least as adults, have a right electrical impulses to cardiac muscles are divided into ■ The state has gone sour on an entrepreneur’s ' make students competitive in the Malinowski said “yes, ” adding school board for a potential $90,000 to know the facts of their birth, medical history and new confection — the Wally Pop, named for Gov. two main branches: the right and left bundles. When current work force, according to the that thought the board wanted to shortfall in the cafeteria budget, the biological heritage. Adoptive parents have a right to feel Walter J. Hickel. delays occur in electrical conduction through these teachers who prepared the grant ap­ keep both teachers. committee has had about two N secure in their relationship with the children they choose branches or bundles, characteristic patterns appear on the Chris Main was asked this week by Lt. Gov. Jack plication, industrial arts teacher Halvorson also pointed out the months to formulate its suggestions, to raise. Birth mothers and fathers have a privacy right to Coghill’s office to stop making the novelty lollipops. clcclrocardiograrh: right or left bundle branch block, Richard Page and science teacher board will have to put the $100,0(X) which will be presented at the Board respect. The jxrp’s packaging, which included the state seal, depending on which side of the heart is affected. David Chatcl. Also included would up front and be reimbursed the of Education meeting Monday. Neither completely “closed” nor “open” records can an Alaska map and the words "Official Alaskan Right bundle branch block (RBBB) is harmless and be computer-operated robots, often $72,000. Committee members feel an balance these sometimes competing interests. We know Wally Pop,” violated state law, said Sara Fisher, common. It can be present from birth or may, for un­ used in industrial design. Page said. “It will have to be shown as an that closing adoption records to adult adoptees, who have Coghill’s special assistant. known reasons, develop in young adults. It is more com­ upgrade of the equipment in school “Right now our students arc at a expenditure which means our The Associated Press cafeterias would m ^ e food prepara­ a right to know, does not stop their need and desire to Main put the state seal on the paekage without get­ mon in physic^ly active people and may reflect the in­ disadvantage,” said Chatel, when budget will be increased although seek out their birth parents. We also know that simply ting the lieutenant governor’s permission. Using the creased thickness of heart muscle that results from SNOW IN W ASHINGTON — A snow-plow equipped truck cleans the snow off the driveway at tion swifter, thus cutting labor costs, they apply for a job, for example, at artificially,” Halvorson said. said Board of Education member opening the records will not assure good relations bet­ seal for any advertising or commercial purpose strenuous training. RBBB does not require treatment, al­ the White House on Friday after a winter storm hit the Washington area Thursday night. Pratt and Whitney or pursue en­ Board member Constance ween long-separated natural parents and children. without permission is a misdemeanor punishable by though it should be monitored by periodic cardiograms to Francis Maffc, who is heading the gineering in higher education. “They Lathrop said she favors the grant in Colorado found a way recently to balance these inter­ up to six months in prison and a $5(W fine, Fisher make sure it doesn’t progress. Progression of RBBB can committee. never have seen these machines, let hopes it will keep more students at Entering into a group with other ests. In 1989, I successfully sponsored House Bill 1177 said. indicate heart strain. along know how they work,” he high school instead of choosing a towns would give the school district to create a “confidential intermediary” appointed by the Main said he thought the seal was in the public Left bundle branch block (LBBB), on the other hand, added in an interview. technical school or E.O. Smith in Bolton takes first steps greater purchasing piower, allowing district court to review formerly “closed” adoption domain. “I only did this for fun,” he said. “Isn’t that is always abnormal. It usually appears in older adults as a “This looks great and I’m all for Mansfield. the same goods to be bought for less records for adult adoptees. The confidential intermediary what the governor said he wanted to do during his result of poor circulation to cardiac muscle, but it is also it, but in the back of my mind I Chatcl said the equipment will be money, Maffe said. So far, Vernon then acts as a go-between in contacting the birth parents. administration?” a recognized consequence of heart attack and abnormal open for use by all students, and will and Glastonbury have been con­ If the natural parents want to contact their birth child, the “The whole theme here was entrepreneurship, the stretching (dilation) or enlargement (hypertrophy) of know the budget is coming up and $30,000 is a teaching position,” said benefit many programs including toward required recycling tacted about such an arrangemenL “C.I.” sets up a meeting for them. If no contact is backbone of American business. The idea was to buy heart muscle. Thus. LBBB is usually an accurate in­ business, industrial arts, science, he said. desired, the “C.I.” respects their right to privacy and a sucker and sell it.” CAR STOLEN — Geraldo Rivera’s dicator of heart disease. board member Paul Manzone. home economies and math. Also he recycling station in a comer of the town garage. The Other recommendations the com­ closes the files once again. Colorado is the first state to And sell they did. $30,000 car was stolen from outside his of­ LBBB is untieatable. Rather, doctors attempt to treat In tight budget times you may By DAVID LAMMEY said it will be used in sequential garage itself is currently under construction. mittee will be making to the Board legislatively balance these interests. Main said he has just a handful left of the 2,000 the underlying heart condition by reducing cardiac work have to cut a teacher to augment a Manchester Herald fice while he taped his nationally syndi­ programs in for example, robotics, Previously, the town’s recycling program has been of Education include: Giving a child up for adoption to a loving, caring Wally Pops he made for 9 cents each. Most sold for a and increasing circulation to cardiac muscle. Nitrates, program," said Superintendent of cated talk show, a spokesman said. The from the middle school to high voluntary. But a mandatory program will require family is no longer considered a social stigma. Rather, quarter but he expects the price to jump drastically beta-blockers, calcium-channel blockers and ACE-in- Schools Michael Malinowski, citing BOLTON — The town is launching itself into the — keeping records of daily waste measures to deal with neglectful citizens. and the labor costs versus the num­ for everyone involved, it is a sign of love and compas­ when uneaten Wally Pops become collectors items. Toyota Land Cruiser was stolen while from hibitors are commonly used for these purposes: each has certain positions that may be border­ school. recycling age and residents who get stuck in wasteful The board approved the grant 6-0. Far instance, haulers may refuse to pick up the recy­ ber of lunches sold. sion. near the CBS Broadcast Center. a different mechanism of action. ing on obsolete in light of such new ways may be fined. Member Wendy McMahon was ab­ cling container if it contains garbage, or if the glass and — having a central location to STEVE RUDDICK, COLORADO HOUSE OF ■ Dr. C. Everett Koop says he misses being U.S. Because LBBB signifies heart disease, it is often as­ technology. Pending approval of the town attorney and a public sent. H However the board docs not cans arc not washed out properly. Also, they may refuse store products that can be bought in REPRESENTATIVES surgeon general but enjoys the freedom to speak his sociated with angina (heart-muscle cramp), irregular Malinowski continued, “The hearing, a mandatory recycling ordinance drafted by the have to vote to accept the grant offi­ to take away garbage if it contains recyclable material. advance at a cheaper cost. DEAR REP. RUDDICK: Hooray for Colorado! Let’s mind on health issues near to his heart. said. pulse, heart block (slow rate, leading to weakness and ■ practical thing is, arc we ever going Board of Selectmen will go into effect in 6 to 8 weeks, cially until it is approved by the Those who commit such mistakes, or neglect to put hope all the other states will follow. “I don’t have the power of public office,” Koop, Many of those who lack health coverage are fainmess) and congestive heart failure (fluid accumula­ -to be in a position to buy $100,000 according to Helen Kemp, executive assistant to the state, likely in May. out a recycling container at all, will receive a notice of 74, told 1,400 people Thursday at Calvin College. among the working poor, Koop said. tion in the lungs with difficulty breathing. However, it is worth of equipment for one depart­ board. DEAR ABBY: On returning home recently after warning from the town. “But I don’t have its consU'aints either.” ■ Julius “Dr. J ” Erving will join the Philadelphia the underlying heart disease that causes these symptoms, Repeat offenders may be fined, said Kemp. Coventry being hospitalized, I received a gift of “love” from my Koop, who led the U.S. Public Health Service not the LBBB which is itself merely a sign of heart Kemp also announced a $20,925 recycling grant from Orchestra to help remember the Rev. Martin Luther the state. Approximately $18,000 of that amount will be Selectman Rich Pelletier suggested following the ex­ friends and neighbors. Their gift did as much for me as from 1982-89, raised the profile of the office with his trouble. King Jr. on Monday night. used for the purchase of equipment, and the rest is for ample of neighboring towns who place a gaudy green my medication. bold calls for sex education and AIDS education for The retired National Basketball Association star Therefore, before answering your question. I’d have to MACC to hold sticker on the mailbox or front door of repeat offenders. They gave me a check to pay for a cleaning lady to publicity. kennel children and vigorous attacks on smoking. will narrate during Aaron Copland’s “Lincoln know whether you have RBBB or LBBB. The former To which First Selectman Robert Morra quipped, clean my house twice — and to help pay for the long-dis­ Kemp said the grant covers new purchases only, and He said a quarter of the $660 billion Americans Portrait” in the “Come and Meet the Music” concert would be an implausible cause of your symptoms, “Maybe we should put stocks out on the village green.” tance telephone calls to my children. (There were many.) cannot be used against items already purchased, such as spent on medical care last year was unnecessary, and being televised live by the Arts & Entertainment whereas the latter is quite likely to be associated with Possible enforcement measures will be discussed at I am so grateful for such generous friends, I have recycling bins. confusion the wasted money could have paid for the unmet care Cable Network nationally. them. Ask your doctor about this, and request an ex­ Gulf peace vigil future board meetings. One possibility the board is considering is building a resolved to “go and do likewise.” of the 12 percent-15 percent of those who lack in­ “We hope not only to honor the memory of Dr. planation of your bundle branch block and its prognosis. ROSEMARY SANDERS, NORTH FORT MYERS, surance. King but to express through our music his quest for Because heart disease is often a consequence of which was the basis for the creation By DAVID LAMMEY FLA. A 24-hour Peace Vigil sponsored “If we could eliminate that from the bill, the freedom and human equality,” said conductor Riccar- arteriosclerosis, and may be worsened by improper diet, I by the Peace and Justice Committee of the United Nations 45 years ago. Manchester Herald DEAR ROSEMARY: You must be a very special per­ savings could pay for all we want and don’t have,” he do Muti. am sending you a free copy of my Health Report “Eating of the Manchester Area Conference In the current crisis there is oppor­ son to have earned such thoughtful and generous friends. Right For a Healthy Heart.” of Churches will be held from 7 tunity for sowing the seeds either of BOLTON — A good portion of p.m. January 14 to 7 p.m. January a new era of international coopera­ the town is confused about the 15 at Concordia Lutheran Church, tion under the rule of international proposed canine services agreement 40 Pitkin St„ Manchester. law or of rule based on superior with the town of Coventry, accord­ Those wishing to participate in {X)wer, which holds the prospect of ing to the Board of Selectmen. this ecumenical, community based continuing dehumanizing chaos. In Helen Kemp, executive assistant this crisis, we continue to bear wit­ to the board, said the agreement, prayer for a peaceful and just resolu­ - . I RECORD tion of the Middle East crisis are in­ ness as representatives of our mem­ which entails paying Coventry vited to come for one or more hours ber churches, to our Christian belief $18,000 for a dog warden and re­ to pray that God’s will for peace and in the capacity of human beings and lated services, is misunderstood by justice might be accomplished. human societies to seek and achieve the general public. About Town College Notes Deaths Cinema Sign up sheets will be posted in reconciliation. “Most people think we’re only MACC churches on Sunday. Those “We also bear wimess to our deep getting a kennel for this — but This town listing of deaths is offered free of charge by the Manchester EAST HARTFORD who are not able to attend the vigil concern for all those in the Middle we’re getting everything,” she said. Accepted into Dietetic group Herald. Paid announcements of death and In Memoriams appear under Bustor's Pub & Cinema — Havana (R) Sat-Sun 7:15,9:45. East, and in particular for those men Presently, Bolton budgets $9,000 Water safety instructor course Showcase Cinema 1-10 Dances with Waives (PG-13) Sat noon, 2:30, are invited to join in communal the Death Notices heading. prayer for peace from their homes or and women serving the call of our a year for its part-time dog warden. The Manchester Parks and Recreation Department still Jennifer Obue of 87 Harlan St., Manchester, has been 7, 10:30; Sun 1, 4:25, 8. — Green Card (PG-13) Sat 12:15, 2:45, 5:15, accepted into membership in the American Dietetic As­ 7:50, 1020, 12:35; Sun 12:15, 2:45, 5:15, 7:50, 10:20. — The Godfather wherever they might be. country and for their families. Our Dogs are kept at the Bolton Veteri­ has openings in their Water Safety Instructor’s class Manchester Part III (R) Sat-Sun 12:30, 3:40, 7:10, 10:25. — Kindergarten Cop (PG-13) hearts and prayers arc with them nary Hospital. beginning January 10. Classes will be held Thursday sociation. Sat 12:10, 2:30, 4:50, 7:25, 9:45, midnight; Sun 12:10, 2:30, 4:50, 725, The MACC Board of Directors 9:45. — Awakenings (PG-13) Sat 12:05, 2:35, 505, 7:35, 1005, 12:25; all.” “We manage to take care of the evenings at Manchester High School Pool from 7-10 p.m. Obue is enrolled at Framingham State College, Elinor (Nickerson) Patten endorsed the Vigil and the following Framingham, Mass., as a food and nuU-ition major. Sun 12:05, 2:35, 5:05, 7:35, 10:05. — Lionheart (R) Sat 12:50, 3:05, 5:25. statement at their meeting January 9: Special prayers will be offered situation, but it’s all piecemeal,” You must be 17 years of age and hold a current Lifeguard 33 Mather St. 7:40, 9:55, 1205; Sun 12:50, 305, 5:25, 7:40, 9:55. — Homo Alone (P G ) throughout the vigil for those serv­ Kemp said. Training certificate. The cost is k$70 and will run for 12 Sat 12:25, 2:50, 5, 7:20, 9:35, 11:45; Sun 12:25, 2:50, 5, 7:20, 9:35. — E d ­ “We stand on the threshold of a Named scholor-athlete at URI ward Scissorhands (PG-13) Sat 1, 3:15, 5:30, 8, 10:10,12:15; Sun 1, 3:15, new world order. The nearly unani­ ing in the Middle East. Families and Under the Coventry agreemenL weeks. You must register as soon as pKJSsible. A limited 530, 8, 10:10. — Not Without My Daughter (PG-13) ^ t noon, 2:20, 4:40, friends are encouraged to join in the $18,000 would pay for a full-time Stephen J. O’Neill of Manchester has been named a 7:05, 9:25, 11:55; Sun noon, 220, 4:40, 705, — Mermaids (PG-13) mous condemnation by the nations number will be accepted. 9:2a warden, a kennel, care and feeding scholar-athlete at the second aiuiual dean’s list reception Death Notices Sat-Sun 1:10, 3:15, 8:30, 10:30. — Look Who’s Talking Too (PG-13) Sat of the world of the illegal occupa­ Vigil or call in names of family 11:30, 5:20, 7, midnight; Sun 11:30, 5:20, 7. tion by Iraq of Kuwait has offered members to the Conference, of the dogs — in short, an entire Elementary school program at the University of Rhode Island, Kingston, R.I. canine services package. MANCHESTER the promise of a new approach to 649-2093, to be incorporated into “Nancy Thcker” a talented lyricist and songwriter will O’Neill is on the men’s track team at the university. And Coventry’s system has been O A Theaters East — Jacob's Ladder (R) Sat and Sun 2:10, 7:10. — the task of peacemaking, a task Special prayers. give two performances on Thursday, Jan. 10 at Hebron Elinor (Nickerson) Patten Predator 2 (R) Sat and Sun 4:40, 9:40. — Ghost (PG-13) Sun 2, 4:25, 7, in place for several years. “They’re Elementary School. The purpose of this propam is to 9:30. — Havana (R) Sat and Sun 2:30, 7, 9:45. — Rocky Horror Picture Elinor (Nickerson) Patten, 64 of 33 Mather St., Show (R) Sat mldnlghL Tho Associated Press professionals,” Kemp said. She es­ teach and entertain student during the assemblies. Grades Manchester, died at Manchester Memorial Hospital, timated that it would cost the town K-3 will have the assembly from 9-9:45 a.m. and Grades MCC News VERNON TAKE POSITION — Soviet soldiers take a position with their tank in Vilniuus, Lithuania Friday, January 11,1991. She was the wife of Richard L. $30,000 to $35,000 to provide the 4-6 from 10-10:$5 a.m. For more information, call Cine 1 & 2 — Ghost (PG-13) Sat and Sun 1:30, 4, 7:10, 9:40. — Soviets slash Friday. Soviet forces stormed the National Defense building, seized the television tower and fetten. She was bom in Somerville, Mass, on November Havana (R ) Sat 1:15, 4, 7, 9:40; Sun 130,4:15, 730. same comprehensive service. 228-9465. Self assessment program 8, 1926 and had been a resident of Manchester for the press center and shot and beat protesters. Kemp dso said there have been past 28 years. She was a member of “Save the 8th” Dis­ several difficult situations in the past Individuals interested in knowing if they have what it trict and was active in the Manchester Area Conference when the warden was not available Manchester Herald defense budget due to his part-time status. Under Lottery takes to succeed in small business may be interested in a of Churches. She was a member of St. Bridget Church. Self Assessment course being offered by MCC. The Besides her husband, she is survived by a son, Richard F. Marcos paintings auctioned the Coventry agreement, a warden Founded (DcL 1,1881 as a weekly. pose is not to prepare for war, but to program will be held on Thursday, 1/31 from 6:30-9:30 fttten of Manchester, two daughters, Linda A, Valinsky would be on call at least 56 hours By THOMAS GINSBERG prevent it,” Krivosheyev said. ‘This tion of the Marcoses and Khashoggi. Here are Friday’s lottery results from around New p.m. the course fee is $30. For more information, call of 'Amanda, Ohio, and Susan E. Grenier of Manchester; a Daily publication since OcL 1,1914. NEW YORK (AP) — Antique sil­ legedly embezzled by Marcos and per week, she said. The Associated Press is a fundamentally new approach.” Mrs. Marcos and Khashoggi were England: 647-6242. brother, Warren Nickerson, of Mass.; two sisters, Mrs. ver and Old Master paintings ac­ his associates during his 20-year ad­ USPS 327-500 The budget includes outlays for cleared of all charges last July. Mar­ ministration. Buddy (Catherine) Donohue, of Peabody, Mass., and VOL. CX. No. 88 MOSCOW — Lawmakers on quired by the late Philippine Presi­ CONNECTICUT “paying and equipping Army and cos died in 1989. El Greco’s oval oil painting, titled Weekly Mrs. Arthur (Georgette) Hayes, of Melrose, Mass; and 5 Friday cut Soviet military spending dent Ferdinand Marcos and his wife, Daily: 6-0-5. Play Four: 1-0-2-7. Lotto: 11, 25, 31, 37, Acting Publisher Navy personnel, purchasing arms Imelda, fetched $20.3 million at The Philippines plans to use much “The Coronation of the Virgin,” grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Tbesday, by 8 percent to 97 billion rubles, or ilth Til 42.43 JEANNE G. FROMERTH and other military hardware, and auction, Christie’s said Friday. of the proceeds from its part of the fetched the top price at Friday’s Old Correction January 15th, at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main $155 billion, a step that one general carrying out military research, ex­ The total was well above the high sale for agrarian reforms and to help Masters sale. It was bought by an NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND St., Manchester at 1:00 P.M. Calling hours will be Mon­ Executivo Editor called a sign of Moscow’s “fun­ VINCENT MICHAEL VALVO periments and military construc­ estimate — $14 million — for the victims of earthquakes, said Teresa anonymous bidder for $2.3 million, damentally new approach” to Pick Three: 7-7-3. Pick 4: 0-4-7-7 In a front page story Jan. 11 on Bolton school building day, 2 to 4 P.M. and 7 to 9 P.M. Burial will be at the con­ tion,” Tass reported, quoting an two-day sale, said Susan Britman, a Roxas, the New York spokeswoman well above its high estimate of 1 venience of the family. Contributions may be made to the City Editor______defense. unidentified lawmaker. costs, the average yearly tax payments to fund the school News Editor ______Alex Girelli spokeswoman for the suction house. for the commission, which is $400,000, Britman said. The seller RHODE ISLAND Lupus Raundation of Conn., P.0, Box 7T, West Hartford, _ ^ d r e w C Spitzler The cut was part of the Kremlin’s building project were per household, not per capita. Associate Editor The budget “also specifies the All lots sold, she added. charged with recovering funds al­ was the U.S. govenunent. Daily:7-4-9-0 _ Eileen Hiromi Mae effort to reduce the government The Herald regrets the error. err. 06107. Features Editor _ meaning of such terms as state of The Philippine government, __Dianna M. Talbot budget deficit and ease the strain on Sports Editor___ war and martial law, (and) the which sold the silver and 72 of the Photo Editor Len Auster its critically ailing economy, in ad­ _____Reginald Pinto Soviet Union’s international com­ 94 painting lots, realized $14.4 mil­ Roy D. Katz_ dition to taking advantage of mitments in the military sphere,” Weather Advertising Manager lion. It had seized the art works after INFANT 'i' Business Manager ______-_ley I warmer East-West ties. Krivosheyev said. Happy 61st Jeanne G. Fromerth Marcos was driven from power in Circulation Manager. The defense budgeL approved Tass gave no other details, and it (I _____Gerlinde Colletti 1986 and fled to Hawaii. DIARRHEA Production Director during a closed-door session of the ___ Sheldon Cohen was unclear whether martial law Twenty-two of the painting lots Diarrhea in infants should be REGIONAL Weather Pressroom Manager. Supreme Soviet legislature, B irth d a y _ Robert H. Hubbard might be similar to presidential rule. were consigned by the U.S. govern­ treated with the BRAT diet. Saturday, Jan. 12 Snow, freezing represents 35 percent of all Soviet Gorbachev has been under pressure Main Telephone Number ment. The $5.9 million in proceeds (Bananas, Rice, Applesauce Aoov-Wea«w*«orecaii for deySme eondWons and high leenperalurei government spending this year. By by hard-line lawmakers to impo.se R uss 643-2711 would be used to pay for the cost of and Toast). Bananas replace 9 rain and rain Circulation Telephone Number comparison, in the United States a direct rule over several secessionist the trial of Mrs. Marcos and Saudi A ttorn^:; vIvv.-.y.’K: little more than one-quarter of an­ Love, A t Law sodium and potassium lost 'HCdrEwtl 19°). 647-9946 republics. But Soviet law docs not financier Adnan Khashoggi, Leo), Baiyett nual government spending has gone during diarrhea. If diarrhea is The weather today in the Greater define what that would entail. prosecutors have said. P u b lis h ^ daily e x « p t ^ n d a y and certain hondays by to defense since 1985. Shirt severe (the child’s mouth be­ Manchester area: Snow changing to the Manchester Publishing Co.. 16 Brainarrf P U rJ' The Kremlin has proposed cutting The Justice Department seized the DIVORCE Soviet military budget figures comes dry and urination al­ rain with a period of freezing rain Conn. W 040. Second class postage paid ai foreign aid by 75 percent in the paintings during a fraud investiga­ A divorce is started by filing a docu­ likely especidly in the valleys. High Manchester, Conn. Postmaster; Send addre^ were secret before Mikhail Gor­ 1991 budget, but has not publicly ment called a complaint which sets most ceases) take the child e ^ ^ T 3 8 ° t in the mid 30s. bachev introduced his “glasnosl ’ said how military aid would be af­ forth the following: names and ages to a hospital emergency room policy of openness in 1985. Some HEARING AID DEALER of children, names of parties, Sunday: partly sunny. High in the fected. whether parties received state aid, to replace essential body The M a n ^e stM Herald Is a member of The Associated Western experts still question the 30s. Press, the Audit Bureau of Circulation, the New England The defense budget figure was 2 A bandoned You? reasons for divorce, request for fluids, or death may result. Soviet figures, saying costs such as billion rubles, or $3.2 billion, less former name, support, alimony, ex­ yy; OR clusive use of the home, division of yy: Weather summary for Friday, Jan. military housing, research and than initially requested by the ...... v'yyyy G uaranteed drtivery. If w u doni receive your Herald all assets. After the spouse I I yyyyyyyyyyyy: 11,1991: manufacturing arc counted in the Defense Ministry, Tass said, indicat­ No tThere W hen y o u N eed Help? responds, the court sets a date for y'yyy/Af/artfrc^'^'J'' Of 7:30 a.m. Saturdays SeaM 9 Temperature: high of 20 at 4:30 budgets of non-dcfcnsc ministries. ing that lawmakers were able to ex­ Full services available ~ All brands, repairs, etc. the parties and their attorneys to ap ______. , yyyyyOceao yyy: telephone your carrier. If you are unaole to f e ^ w “ p.m., low of 12 at 9 a.m. earner, call subsenber service at 647-9946 by 6 pm Col. Gen. Grigory Krivosheyev of ercise influence over a decision once pear at court to settle all disputes. NaHowlPwicrtmoti Ctnwrt ^ ^ W s s N ^ o n j 48 “ Precipitation: 0.10 inches. Snow: weekdays for deirvery m Manchester. ^ the General Staff office said the new reserved for top leaders. Attorney Leo J. Barrett, 382 Hartford 4 Road, Manchester, 649-3125 1.2 inches. S u g g e s t^ earner rates are $1.80 weeWy, $7.70 lor defense budget represented a sharp Officials said last year’s defense 643-4158 y 01991 Aoou-Waadtar. ItK one month $23.10 lor three months. $46 20 lor ^ x Hartford, 527-1114; Connecticut Toll 348 Main Street' departure with the past. budget was about 71 billion rubles, Free, 1-8(X)-33-44-LAW. Send for a months and $92.40 lor one year. Newsstand price’ 35 A-1 HEARING AID SERVICES Manchester Today’s weather picture was drawn by Erik Biomstrann, a cents a copy. The text of the budget “says that or $114 billion, under an old pricing tree divorce brochure. C r t^.O L O U tff O.OUO't fourth-grader at the Keeney Schooi in Manchester. the Soviet military doctrine’s pur- structure. 310 Main St., Manchester, CT • (Mon.-Fri. 9-5) 649-1025 1 MANCHES'TER HERALD, Saturday, Jan. 12,1991—5 4— MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Jan. 12,1991 HOME Having trouble reaching J OPINION Senior Citizens A Budget looms 0 d Reform Caring for wicker furniture 0 cleaner. sbing once the wrapping holds the — Wicker can also be painted t& m r By READER’S DIGEST any color you choose. Aerosol plas­ as key issue hurts — For stained wicker, spray fur­ first end in place. To complete wrap­ tic resin enamel works best. _____rAT INE MUSTN'T If you have wicker furniture in niture cleaner on a clean, dry cloth ping, tuck the second end up WASHINGTON — When the 102nd Congress gets and wipe all surfaces. through the last few rows of wrap­ — Here’s how to paint wicker or your home or on the porch, you al­ apply a clear finish: down to business later this month, it will face almost the ready know how to enjoy it, but do — Keep wicker well away from a ping. Pull the end tight and trim. A fireplace, stove or radiator. Work outdoors on a warm, dry same problems that confronted lawmakers before they you know how to take care of it? Secure the end with a tack. adjourned for the 1990 election. As was the case during C A R '/f — Bring wicker furniture indoors Refinishing: day. mm Here’s how to help your wicker Create a screen to confine spray. the final months of the last congressional session, the No. retain its looks and charm: during freezing weather. — If rattan or willow has ac­ 1 problem — after the Persian Gulf crisis — will be the A large appliance box with the front Care and Cleaning: Repairing: cumulated many coats of unsightly federal budget deficit. cut off works well. — You can wash rattan and wil­ For pliability, soak new strands of paint, consider having it stripped by In case you thought the much-heralded five-year Hold the spray can about 12 in­ low wicker with soapy water using a rattan and wicker in warm water for a professional. To do the job your­ deficit reduction plan — hammered out over months of self, work outdoors and use a semi­ ches away. Practice first on soft brush for crevices. If the wicker at least 10 minutes and weave them in your marketing area? tortured negotiations and a weekend-long shutdown of paste stripper, following manufac­ newspaper to get the feel of the By JACK ANDERSON becomes brittle, drenching it with while they are wet. the entire government — solved anything, think again. turer’s directions. Be sure to scrub sprayer. Then start at the top and and DALE VAN ATTA water helps restore it. To repair worn wicker: Remove Not only didn’t the plan really solve the problem, the off all traces of the stripper using a sweep across in one continuous mo­ Announce your senior citizen — Rush, sea grass or fiber the damaged strand. From the un­ tion. Spray inside surfaces first, then deficit situation is much worse now than when Congress WASHINGTON — 'The government stiff-bristle brush dipped into deter­ N (twisted paper) should only be derside, anchor the end of the new adjourned in October. gent and water. sides and top. fuddle factory has upended its loyal civil wiped now and then with a damp strand next to the end of the old services in the Manchester The plan, you may remember, calls for $500 billion in Apply two or three thin coats, al­ servants again with a new and ridiculous cloth. strand. Working from above, weave — If the piece is unfinished, clean deficit reduction over five fiscal years. To start towards lowing each to dry thoroughly. law limiting their outside income. — Vacuum wicker regularly with the new strand through the spokes in it first to remove grease, wax and the goal of a balanced budget by the end of the ’90s, the Herald! Because a few bad apples in the ex­ the brush attachment. the existing pattern. dirt. Let it dry thoroughly before ap­ (Need help on a home repair or ecutive and legislative branches can’t — For in-between dusting, try a To repair rattan wrapping: Strip plying finish. For a light, natural improvement project? Write distinguish between harmless moonlight­ soft, slightly dampened paint brush. off the old rattan. Tie one end of finish, spray on polyurethane or Reader’s Digest, P.O. Box 700, An ad this size: ing and a job that conflicts with their — Wash painted wicker with new rattan temporarily into place clear lacquer from an aerosal can. Pleasantville, NY 10570-7000. Sug­ public duties, everyone will suffer. Con­ F«r a darker finish, use a stain ROBERT warm, soapy water and a damp with string; start wrapping the other gestions and tips will be offered in gress passed the Ethics Reform Act of sponge. Don’t use an abrasive end over the tied end. Remove the before applying the finish. future columns.) WAGMAN 1989, which bars federal workers from taking outside income from speeches and writing unless the work was contracted before Jan. 1, 1991. Violators could be

* 0 1 9 9 1 SEATTLE P0ST4NTELUGENCER fined $10,(X)0. NORTH AMERICA SYNDICATE Selecting the right fastener plan calls for the deficit to be cut by $45 billion in the However pure the intent, the law has current fiscal year to around $145 billion. However, infuriated civil servants who were pick­ ing up a few dollars on the side by setting key. All you do is drill a hole in your wall If you have to support heavier loads — up to things have changed radically in the months since the By POPULAR MECHANICS and slide the anchor in place. 150 pounds per anchor when installed in concrete agreement was hammered out: preaching, writing on ancient history and even teaching dance (which the law con­ For solid walls, the anchor is just wedged into block — the Toggler toggle bolt fills the bill in First, the economy has gone sour. Even though most NASA wings may get clipped When it’s necessary to attach or hang someth­ the hole, like a normal plastic anchor. If the wall ways a standard toggle bolt can’t. This version is sumes as speaking for a fee.) economists predicted a recession, budget negotiators ing from a standard house wall, the best method is installed in the wall independent of any bolt. Be­ Perhaps the hardest case to justify is is hollow, you simply slide the key setting pin into stuck their collective heads deep in the sand and created to drive a screw or nail directly into a framing cause the support wing on the basic inside of the WASHINGTON — After wasting al­ in 1953: ‘There is a difference between that of the “cruciverbalists” — the anchor and push. This action forces the wings a budget based on tax income from a steady economy. member behind the wall surface. wall is secured by the fixture, instead of the bolL most two decades and $25 billion on a Hillary reaching the top of Everest and crossworld puzzle constructors whose on the anchor to pop out and bear against the in­ However, tax income in fiscal ’91 will be down at least But, as we all know, this isn’t always feasible. the bolt that holds the object can be removed and space exploration program operated as a merely using a rocket to loft an instru­ three downs and four acrosses embellish side surface of the wall. Once you remove the set­ $30 billion, and perhaps as much as $45 billion. More often than not, you’ll have to select a fas­ replaced at any time without the wing falling show business venture, the federal ROBERT ment package to the summit.” newspaper comic pages and and ting pin, all you do to attach something is drive a Then, too, negotiators wildly overestimated how much tener that was specifically designed for gripping self-tapping machine screw through the object and down inside the wall. government is belatedly moving toward WALTERS But the panel added: “Much of what magazines. income would be derived from the increased “sin” taxes in the hollow spaces between studs and joists. into the anchor. Another virtue of these toggle bolts is they re­ on liquor, tobacco products, etc. It seems like people arc a more reliable and rational approach. humans can perform in space could be The puzzle inventors even have a 13 Weeks for $358.80 After completing it original mission Plastic anchors, Molly screws and toggle bolts can quire a smaller hole. Most */4-inch toggle bolts re­ not sinning as much as they used to — not smoking near­ conducted at less cost and risk with Crossword Puzzle Academy, made up of all accomplish these tasks very well. The basic anchors come in different sizes, quire a 3/4-inch hole but the Togglers need only a — placing an astronaut on the moon — the creme de la creme of cruciverbalists. ly as much, or drinking as much — and the income robotic spacecraft — and in many instan­ When you add to these three fasteners the depending on the thickness of the wall material. i/2-inch hole. And the anchor is designed with a (Only $27.60 per week!!!) projections from these new taxes arc now much lower. in the late 1960s, the National ces we believe it should be.” And among them are a number of federal Each anchor will hold at least 40 pounds and is Aeronautics and Space Administration venerable lead anchor — for joining materials to flange around its plastic cap that covers the edges 'Then there is the S&L bailout. Negotiators decided to Indeed, the Air Force, which operates workers who will have to give up their masonry surfaces — you’ve covered just about all designed to accept screws ranging in size from successfully pressed the White House in 70 launches annually — almost one of the hole and leaves a presentable finished ap­ ignore the experts while figuring in the cost of the bailout spy satellites for the nation’s intelligence night jobs. No. 6 to No. 14. For further information the early 1970s for a long-term commit­ every five days. Because of technical dif­ the fastening bases. You’ve also got a lot of dif­ pearance when exposed. during fiscal ’91. It seems now they were at least $16 bil­ agencies, began shifting to conventional One of the most prominent, a top The basic anchor is complemented with other ment to an extensive program of addi­ ficulties that should have been foreseen, ferent anchors. The Togglers are available at hardware stores lion off. rockets such as the Titan 4 as launch government investigator, sought The Toggler anchoring system can cut down on models used for specific purposes: a picture hook, and home centers, and are usually sold in pack­ tional flights with astronauts aboard. the agency has been fortunate to com­ vehicles even before the Challenger dis­ guidance from his agency and the ques­ call the Manchester Herald The best estimate is that the 1991 deficit, instead of That approach, in turn, required the plete a launch every five months. your hardware clutter, because these devices were an anchor for mounting perforated hardboard with ages of eight for about $1.70. being a manageable $145 billion and heading down, will aster. tion went all the way to the White House development of “shuttle” vehicles that Moreover, there was a lapse of almost designed with versatility in mind. The basic Tog­ the correct spacing from the wall, and ones desig­ Moreover, the Air Force now is com­ Office of Government Ethics. The be a record $245 billion and probably heading up. could carry people into space and back three years after the catastrophe that gler is the screw anchor which can work in both nated for mounting wire-rack storage systems, ad­ (For more information, contact: Toggler Anchor at mitted to development of the Advanced answer that came back was, no way. The justable metal-shelf standards and all sorts of The upward direction is the result of the crisis in the again. NASA argued that those reusable finally forced a serious re-examination of solid-wall and hollow-wall applications. It con­ System, Div. of Mechanical Plastics Corp., P.O. Launch System, which relics upon ethics czars said the federal employee Persian Gulf, which is costing about a billion a week. No craft were a logical and economical suc- the entire space program — the January sists of a polypropylene anchor and a small plastic electric cables. Box 328 Castleton St., Pleasantville, NY 10570.) modular configurations of disposable but had to give up his job as a crossword one budgeted for it, and no one really knows how much ccs.sors to the “throwaway” rockets of 1986 explosion of the Challenger shuttle 643-2711 relatively inexpensive standard rocket puzzle writer unless the puzzles were it is actually costing or how much will be paid ultimately earlier years. shortly after take off, killing all seven engines augmented by recoverable contracted for before Jan. 1, or unless he by our various allies. What is clear is that the cost will be astronauts aboard. very high. In fact, the stated goal of saving boosters. does them for free. Ask for Lesley In addition. The United States will not be able to make money was subordinate to NASA’s Now, the Committee on the Future of Finally, the prestigious panel of This paranoia about ethics might be the kind of military cuts that had been planned over the belief that missions with astronauts the U.S. Space Program, a 12-mcmber, aerospace experts examining NASA’s justified if the man were using “name of aboard produced the human drama that blue-ribbon panel convened by Vice operations called upon the agency to em­ a mafia informer” for 20 down, instead SENIOR CITIZENS next five years. Those cuts were going to be the single phasize scientific research, which “ranks greatest contributor to the $500 billion in reductions over endeared the agency to the public as well President Dan Quaylc, has called upon of “aneient sun god of Assyria.” Never­ NASA to abandon its total reliance upon above space stations, acro.spacc planes, five years. as to more elite audiences in the White theless, he must now give up his relaxing manned missions to the planets and As Sen. Jim Sasser, D-Tcnn., chairman of the Senate House and Congress. manned shuttles and return to unmanned little avocation and the income that rockets as launch vehicles for many of its many other major pursuits which often budget committee, notes, “Probably the most important comes with it. Trips, classes coming up for seniors That support, in turn, assured the receive greater visibility.” thing to actually come out of the negotiations is the missions. In his final puzzle, he is thinking of agency of greater glory and ever-increas­ The message to NASA is unmistak­ agreement that in the future, if we vote to increase spend­ filling a 15-letter space with “disastrous Feb. 21-22 — Atlantic City at ing budgets. Ignored were the repeated Specifically, the committee said in a able: If the agency is to make a sig­ By JEANETTE CAVE sionism, and other topics. Classes able in the Senior Center Office. ing anywhere, there will have to be equal cuts elsewhere. independent assessments that concluded recent report that the Endeavour, under blow to innocent bureaucrat moonlight­ will be held for five weeks begin­ Thursday programs are as fol­ Showboat, $79, Call 289-7458 nificant contribution to the nation and ing.” You guessed the answer: Manchester Senior Mar. 8-14 — Deep South It, at least, give us a start for the future.” NASA’s missions (most of which in­ construction and soon to be completed, world in the future, it must forsake the ning February 6th from 10:45-12 lows: The first shots in the new budget battle arc already “EthicsReformAct.” Citizens Center “Natchez/Biloxi/Ncw Orleans”, volved placing satellites in orbit) should be the last shuttle built. That hoopla and hullabaloo it has relied upon noon. You may register in the office. Jan. 17 — Sunshiners would give NASA a fleet of four to carry One federal official told us, “We have Please refer to previous columns Jan. 24 — Singer Jerry Colombo $1169, Call 289-7458 being fired. generally could be conducted more effi­ until now for popular and political sup­ The Easter Extravaganza has President Bush, even though he is using the “R” word astronauts into space when their presence archivists who come to government from Best wishes are extended to ciently and economically with the dis­ port. returned to Radio City Musical Hall or monthly calendar for class offer­ “Songs from 20’s-50’s for the first time, is warning that the recession cannot be is justified. universities on the basis that they can Jan. 31 — Ethnic/Afro-American Catherine Zibroski and Evelyn dained “disposable” rockets — and Instead, it must concentrate on serious, after ten years. Last year’s produc­ ings. slowed by spending large amounts of federal money. But keep up their academic standing. Now Don’t forget to use the Senior Day Slater, both in Manchester Memorial without astronauts. Acknowledging the importance of substantive missions that may not tion received rave reviews and this Democrats in Congress are already talking about anti­ they find that they cannot publish outside Center Infoline, 647-3240 for the You may “brown bag” your “over Hospital. Also best wishes for a astronauts on selected missions, the com­ generate as much publicity but will lead year promises to be even better. The recession federal initiatives. This, amid new predictions Indeed, NASA’s claim that the recycl­ articles, even for the most modest latest information on cancellations. the counter and prescription medica­ speedy recovery arc extended to mittee cited the first successful human to a greater understanding of a universe Center will travel to New York City from private economists that such federal spending may able shuttles could .save money was stipends.” tions,” and bring them to the Senior Florence Peterson. we have only started to explore. on Wednesday, April 3, for a 2:30 The Newcomers Meeting is res­ be the only way to keep the recession from being long based on the preposterous assumption of ascent of the world’s highest mountain. Bush administration sources admit performance. 'Die cost is $44 which cheduled to Wednesday, February 6 Center on Jan. 23 from 9-10 a.m. Menu: that the law was poorly drafted and then Roy Katz, a local pharmacist, will Mon., 1/14 — Swedish Meatballs and deep. includes reserved orchestra seats. at 10-12 noon. It is an ideal way to One of the biggest problems is the sharp cutback on rushed through when it should have been review your medications with you on noodles, vegetable, roll, You may register Wednesday, start one’s involvement at the Senior Do you need to make unemployment insurance that has quietly taken place rewritten. Efforts arc being made to cor­ January 16 at 9:30 a.m. Deposits of Center. One will learn about avail­ and look for drug interactions. No beverage, dessert. over the last several years. In an expanding economy this Let’s win one for the future rect tlic law in 1991. appointment necessary. Tuc., 1/15 — Chef’s choice, $20 will be taken, with the balance able activities and services, discuss Reagan-Bush mandated cutback did not make much im­ Meanwhile, the moonlighters arc not your BRIDAL SERVICE It’s the run-up to the the biggest Super more so gcopolilically. Wc arc becoming due March 3. Full payments will one’s particular interests, get a tour beverage, dessert. pact. But with unemployment lines growing every day, holding their breath. A court has ruled Wed., 1/16 — Grilled ham & Bowl. that global village, a whole-earth also be taken. Flyers are available. of the Center and meet the staff. Trips Schedule: the situation has changed and new billions may have to that the law is valid. The cruciverbalist cheese sandwich, soup, beverage, Three powers rule American policy: civilization. That civilization can be Our Music Appreciation Class is One may also register at this time Jan. 16 — Showcase Movie “Call be appropriated. has already found a five-letter word for known? An ad this size the president. Congress and the public. peaceful or tumultuous. designed for those who would like for new classes. Free lunch will be Me Madam” (free) at 1 ;30 p.m. dessert BEN “government action to correct wrongs.” Thu., 1/17 — Turkey, potato, Another battle is looming over what seems a minor When two of the players are ready to act, A Richard Nixon shows promise as a to derive more listening benefit from given to those who apply for a gold Jan. 23 — Coaehlight “Best Little WATTENBERG It’s D-E-L-A-Y. vegetable, roll, cranberry sauce, technical question, but actually goes to the very heart of they can prevail. phrase-maker. In The New York Times, his/her classical music enjoyment. card and do not presently have one. Whorehouse In Texas” LV 10:30 (2X2) to run Saturday in beverage, dessert how the federal government budgets. The annual budget The president has been almost manic, he writes that if wc end up at war, “it Faster food Dr. A. Peter Mattaliano will discuss Call the Center to register, a.m. Fri., 1/18 — TUna noodle cas­ is batted on certain economic forecasts: rate of economic and responsible, in demanding that Sad-, will be a war about peace.” The recession has bolstered unex­ prc-classical music — the 647-3211. Feb. 12 — Valentine Day Party at the Social Section is growth, interest rates, unemployment numbers, etc. dam Hussein get out of Kuwait. Americans understand. They would be pected segments of the food indu.stry Beethoven Legacy, and Impres­ Snow shovelling lists are avail­ Aqua Turf, $31, Call 644-1531 serole, vegetable, roll, beverage, These forecasts tell budgeters how much tax revenue to Congress has been dithering, a not un­ excused if they showed exhaustion after while damaging others. Frozen entrees, dessert. Ongoing Activities; expect, how much the government will have to pay for expected mode. a scary 45-year defensive struggle TV dinners, pizzas, waffles and rcady- Mon. Ceramics 9:30 a.m.. Bingo only... the money it borrows, how much it will have to pay out On Jan. 2, the public won the war. The that he has never thought that air power against nuclear-tipped totalitarianism. In to-usc sauce mixes are all more expen­ ABC poll shows that by 71 percent to 26 alone can win a war. However, he said, theory, they might well hearken unto sive than cooking from scratch, but they 10 a.m.. Pinochle 12:30 p.m.. Exer­ under mandated programs. cise “Celeste” 2 p.m. Right now, the official forecast is prepared by the Of­ percent Americans say use military force Iraq is different. Harkinism. arc selling well. SOCIAL SECURITY TUe. (adv) Square dancing 10 fice of Management and Budget. Essentially, 0MB if Saddam won’t leave. On a similar It isn’t Vietnam, Korea or World War But Americans know the season isn’t question, of those favoring combat, 82 II. It’s only Iraq. Which has no triple- over yet. We’ve only qualified for the R)od industry sources tell us that the a.m.. Bowling at Silver Lanes 12:30 comes up with forecasts that advance whatever policy the recession has forced more homemakers Q, I understand Social Security in Europe next year. How will I carrier for more information. p.m.. Photography club (informal) FOR IKG White House wants advanced. percent said do it within a month after canopy jungle, no trees, no open border playoffs. Going to the air, wc will beat Jan. 15. The numbers are moving up. with a resupplier, no allies, no open port into the job market, and other workers to now has a new statement of earn­ receive my Social Security 10-12 noon. Grocery shopping (Stop Iraq. In the years to come, this can move benefits while I’m out of the Q.: How much will Medicare If you doubt it, listen to isolationi.st and little trade. He believes that air war take second jobs or work longer hours. ings for each person that gives in­ & Shop) call at least a day in ad­ In recent years, its predictions have been wildly op­ us toward the global equivalent of a country? pay for prescriptions my doctor Sen. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa. He now says should be seen “as an extension of the Super Bowl victory — a new world Rather than take time to plan, prepare formation about the Social orders for me? vance for a ride. 1 timistic with eventual deficits much higher than A. If you are a U.S. citizen or are the issue must be who decides the issue, embargo.” order, and a better one. and clean up after meals, cooks arc look­ Security programs, plus an es­ A.: Medicare does not cover most Wed. Arts & crafts 12:30 p.m.. predicted. Now Congress wants its non-partisan Con­ ing for already-planned and already- timate of Social Security benefit a citizen of a country to which the Friendship Circle 10 a.m.. Bridge gressional Budget Office to be the official forecaster. rather than what to decide about the He says we should use air power to hit drugs that your doctor prescribes for the Iraqi power grid, heavy industries, mixed meals in throw-away containers. amounts. Is this true? U.S. Social Security checks can be 12:30 p.m.. Exercise “Celeste” 2 No way, says President Bush. He threatens to veto any issue. sent, you will be able to receive you as an outpatient. 'There are cer­ There is something familiar about command and control, transportation net­ A. Yes, it is true. Social Security p.m.. Nongrocery shopping (Brad- bill that would establish the CBO as the official Year-end figures from the Commerce those checks for the duration of your tain exceptions; for example, Harkin’s hidden-ball trick. Saddam Hus­ work and stockpiles. He says that air will provide a new “Personal Earn­ lees) call by Mon. morning economic forecaster and to veto any budget based on Department bear out the theory. Frozen stay outside the United States. If pneumococcal vaccine to protect sein, down three touchdowns in the last combat — the low-casualty form of war­ ings and Benefit Statement” for each Thu. Orchestra rehearsal 9 a.m.. CBO numbers. Immigration meal shipments were up almost 3 percent not, your checks will be withheld against viral pneumonia, hepatitis B quarter, seeks diversion, and says the fare — might take a few months but if it person who requests one. It lists Lunch 11:45 A.M., Program in 1990 while the sale of unprepared red after you have been outside the U.S. vaccine for those exposed to that issue isn’t Kuwait, it’s Israel. Harkin, were “smart, persistent and flexible,” it your Social Security earnings his­ “ 12:30” to the U.S. meats fell off 1 percent. The lower- for 6 full months unless certain ex­ disease, and immunosuppressive glancing nervously at a similar could likely do the job. The number ol new Immigrants to the tory, tells you about how much you Fri. Ceramics 9:30 a.m.. Bingo 10 priced brands of frozen foods did better ceptions apply. Benefits will be drugs to prevent rejection following scoreboard, opens up an ancient debate Talking with Pentagon types these United States has been steadily rising paid in Social Security taxes, and a.m.. Setback 12:30 p.m.. Exercise Letters policy since World War II, but the proportion titan the top-of-thc-linc products. resumed after you have been back in a Medicare-covered organ about whether the elected Congress or days, that view seems to be gaining of immigrants to the total population provides an estimate of the benefits transplant. Of course. Medicare does “Celeste” 2 p.m., Duckpin Bowling Is lower than In some earlier times you and your family might qualify the U.S. for a full calendar month. at Holiday Lanes 9:30 a.m. 13 Weeks for $358.80 The Herald welcomes letters from its readers. Letters the elected commander-in-chief has the strength over the joint air-land war con­ Some food specialists suggest that fear pay for drugs you receive as a hospi­ 9 for now and in the future. It also Some beneficiaries outside the U.S. Scores* should be no more than two double-spaced typewritten power to commit American troops to cept. Immigrants Rate of cholesterol has decreased red-meat tal inpatient and as a patient in a Period (In millions) (p e n 00 0 ) provides some general information prefer to have their checks deposited TUe. 12/18 Bowling: Cliff Coffin pages. The Herald reserves the right to edit letters for any combat. Moreover, if the president needs more consumption. But red meat sales were up skilled nursing facility or a hospice. about how the program works. directly into their American bank 200, 549; Bruno Giordano 202, 516; (Only $27.60 per week!!!) reason, including length, taste and style. The Herald tries The issue is the issue. The public sup­ votes in Congress, he can privately tell 1 9 0 1 - 1 0 8 .8 1 0 .4 3.5 percent in 1988 when the downside account, and they draw on the funds Contact your Medicare carrier for ports the president and the U.N. resolu­ members that he will start combat only of cholesterol was already well-known. Q. I receive Supplemental additional information. Bert Sweet 201, 504; Pat Olcavage to publish all letters, but the decision of the editor is 1 9 1 1 - 2 0 5 .7 5 .7 Security Income (SSI) checks. from the foreign country where they 464; Vi Pulford 178; Joanne Allard final. Writers may be limited to one letter per month. All tion. An affirmative congressional with air power. If he later feels it neces­ And, in fact, many of the big sellers in are residing. Beneficiaries in decision settles both what to do and who sary to move toward a ground-war op­ 1 9 2 1 - 3 0 4 .1 3 .5 frozen meals contain red meat. This month I didn’t get as much Q.: My husband died last year 179; Byrtle Lingham 187. For further information letters must be signed, and writers must include their ad­ as last month. Why is this? England and Canada also have the Wed. 1/2 Bridge: Ruth Willey decides it. tion, he can pledge to revisit the issue 0 .5 0 .4 at age 59. I am 54. When can I dress and a telephone number for verification. Mail let­ 1 9 3 1 - 4 0 Mini-editoriiil A. The amount of you SSI check option of having their benefits 5,000; Clare Bernstein 4,770; Hazel ters to Open Forum, Box 591, Manchester 06040. If Saddam hears the voice of America, with them. deposited directly into their bank ac­ start receiving Social Security 1 9 4 1 - 5 0 1 .0 0 .7 Dan Quaylc is a man of principle, may not be the same every month. A McGary 3,580; Lew Harris 3,320; call the Manchester Herald there may not be war, only American Sometimes three yards and a cloud of counts in either of those countries. benefits as his widow? when it is convenient. He won’t play at change in your income or living Henry Durchfort 3,270; Phil Wash- victory. If Saddam doesn’t heed it, there dust is a good game plan. Other times 1 9 5 1 - 6 0 2 .5 1 .5 Call Social Security for more infor­ A.; If your husband was insured an all-white golf club, but he recently situation may cause a change in the bum 3,240; Betty Seipel 3,730. will be war. short passes and long bombs will do the 1 9 6 1 - 7 0 3 .8 * 2 .1 * for benefits when he died, you will said he doesn’t sec any reason to give up monthly payment you receive 2 mation. Fri. 1/4 Setback; Anne Welskopp at Manchester Herald If there is war, it will likely be an air job. Q. My father must have radia­ be eligible for benefits when you 9 1 9 7 1 - 8 0 6 .0 * 2 .8 * months later. When a change in the war, and a worthy war. This war is worthy. golfing at all-male golf courses. Ap­ reach 60 years of age. (Widows who 127; Hazel McGary 126; Helena payment amount occurs, you will tion therapy as part of his cancer Gavcllo 118; Art Bouffard 117. In December, Adm. William Crowe The social philosopher Max Lemer, 1 9 8 1 - 9 0 7 .8 * 3 .3 * parently it is wrong to di.scriminate are disabled can apply at age 50.) Founded OcL 1,1881 as a weekly. receive a notice explaining the treatment Will these treatments Mon. 1/7 Pinochle; Helen Silver 643-2711 Jr., tlie former chairman of the Joint now 88, knows more about everything against blacks, but not again.st women. However, your monthly benefit 1 9 9 1 - 2 0 0 0 8 .8 * * 3 .3 * * reason for the change. If you have be covered by Medicare? Daily publication since OcL 1,1914. Chiefs of Staff, testified to Congress that than anyone. He says we have to start Quaylc’s rca.soning? He says lots of amount will be permanently reduced 776; Ernestine Donnelly 765; Kitty * including illegal immigrants any additional questions about your A. Yes. Medicare medical in­ Byrnes 760; Alice Raymo 750; Rene sanctions, not force, were the way to go. thinking not nationally, or regionally, but “ projections “very wcll-respcctcd people” play at the for months before age 65. Un­ SSI payment. Social Security will be surance will help pay for radiation Ask for Lesley Executive Editor . Vincent Michael Valvo His emphasis now is different. At a civilizationally. all-male golf course that he frequents. reduced benefits cannot be paid until Maire 732; Loretta Luka 724; Dom City Editor______.A lex Girelli 1 Source: The FIrsi happy to discuss them with you. U'catments given under his doctor’s Jan. 4 Center for Strategic and Interna­ Correct. Wc all prattle on about “inter­ Universal Nation NEA Graphic Respect is something Quaylc should be Anastasio 724. News Editor_____ . 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Jumbles: BILGE ASSAY IMPAIR POLITE Ellen Laramie, Norman and Gladys Yesterday's Homeless survey shatters myths By NANCY CARR Helen Nix, James and Sandra Answer What are the chances ol most ol them getting r Hall, South Methodist. slim?—SLIM MACC Executive Director Sulick, Peter and Kathleen Naktenis, PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I made more lousy pictures MACC News Diane Berthiaume, Catherine Phit- than any actor In history." — Humphrey Bogart. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Shattering the “drifter” stereotype of Memorial contributions were Now back In H ock. Jum bN Book No. 41 l i i n ll a b L lo r tZ JO . w M oM n cludoa pootloo nam, Paul and connie Giacopassi, and handling, Imm Jumblo, do Ihli nowipapor, P.O. B o i 4386. Oriando, FL 32803-4 m . homeless people, a survey by the International Union of Gospel missions received in memory of Walker Includ# your noma, oddroib and ilp coda and maka chock payable lo Nowapapaibooka. finds that 60 percent of those staying in its “rescue missions” arc local resi­ As the thermometer plummeted Briggs by wife Ginny and in honor Jacob and Zabelle Haroian, Richard past 20 degrees during the week and and Jeanne Wright, Ann Fidler, dents. U.S. Economy and Catholic Social of Rosemary Deslippe from Patrick the wind chill factor below zero, our Brian and Lois Rabst, Kenneth and THE PHANTOM by Lm Falk A Sy Barry The organization reports its shelters arc housing 20,000 homeless people. Teaching and locally popular and Joann Doughtery; also for good friends at the Savings Bank of Elanor Arey, Stephen Olshenwoski, Many “are hometown folks,” says the Rev. Stephen Burger, lUGM ex­ spiritual leader. Morning workshops Lauren, Alcah, Danielle and Manchester have once again offered Raymond and Nancy Comeau, Fran­ 1^ ^NOW WHAT ? IF THEY ) THE BORN LOSER by Art Seneom ecutive director. He says 25 percent have lived all their lives in the places include a follow up of the opening Bethany by Robert and Barbara a $1500 Challenge Grant to help Jones; Joanne Wcilock from the ces Forde, Elizabeth and Richard l e a v e ,, WILL (?ETURN A where they’re sheltered and 60 percent have lived there at least six months. raise funds for the MACC Fuel bible study led by the Right Rev. WITH MORE FCMCHER&,, THAT li&W LOGIC IWMAT 6UPPFP M5 . W ia THg MOMB0 2 'ibO CALL RDP- Garofolo family; Dr. Lawler from Carney, John and Linda Robinson, MORE 6LIN&,, “The idea that missions draw homeless to a community doesn't stand up Bank. You may already have heard Alfred E. Wente, Bishop of AME JHA-S A6RJ5«OMMa, fOop,lNlTATUATao KIP THa ud dbr these facts,” he says, adding that most of them “arc community resi­ Zion Church, Guilt and Shame — Dorothy Garrison. Florence Johnson, Edward and the good news of the grant through Marion Atkinson. Bernard and dents in need.” Gemini Twins led by Dr. Henry Welcome contributions have also ------I T ' your church newsletter or bulletins. Carolyn Bentley, Tina DePumpo, Millan, Prayer Try It Rtr the First been received from Edith Haughton, The survey also finds a growing proportion of younger people among the Elda Schmidt, Josephine McGann, Even though heating oil prices arc Time Again led by Rev. Joseph DiS- John the Baptist Polish National homeless, with increases in the past year in every under-45 age category. Carolyn Foster, Ronald and Barbara dropping to more normal rates, and ciacca, spiritual director of St. Catholic Church Ladies Sodality. More than 50 percent of them now are under age 35. Sloan, Mary Lou Lemaire, Vera the weather this fall has been Thomas Seminary, Black Mildred Mogul, 60P Women’s Those between 26 and 35 comprised the largest block, 28 percent, with Peterson. Edmund and Pauline Mail- warmer thanks be to God than any Methodism in America, Its Roots Bowling League, Ellen Strano, Ruel 36-to 45 year-olds next to it, making up 24 percent. Those under 18 rose Ict, Virginia Dumaine, Jim and of us remember, the economic and Branches led by the Rev. Darryl and Catherine Wicks, Helen |r..r--iia.l II/___LM'J? slightly to 9 percent, while those over 65 fell to 4 percent. Marian McKay, Frances Idzlowski, slump is forcing more and more B. Starves; a Case Study — Learn­ Opalach, Ron and Tcrrie LaBellc, I /»{Fxr Wbbk-. William and Anne Lodge, Kathy families to choose between paying ings from South Africa led by Ms. Barry Botticello, Allan and Marilyn and Glen Koehler, Candlewood Unitarians to rally for peace for food, rent or utilities. A record Alice Evens, Director of Writing Turner, Robert and Ruth Boyce, Frame Shop, Don and Patricia HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne THE QRIZWELLS by BUI Schorr BOSTON (AP) — The Unitarian Univcrsalist Association scheduled a number of households (143) have al­ and Research, Plowshares Institute Roger Somerville. Guinan, Elizabeth Sadloski. We will vigil and rally for peace in the Persian Gulf tliis Saturday in Washington s ready received over $20,500 in fuel and Adult Programs That Work led A TmAA,YoU AAlP M 5 / OLP &P2L ! we <50 -R>&BTVlg(2 f o o c >,f o o p I Also to Robert J. Smith, Albert list more contributors next week. Lafayette Park across from the White House. assistance during the first 11 months by the Rev. Peter Grandy. Bible LUCE ^YIZUP YWy PIET WWEN m and Josephine Krikorian, Evelyn UUA president William F. Schulz said war preparations “arc reaching the of 1990, a trend we expect will con­ Study with Bishop Rosazzo begins AMP IT'^ EASY TO at 9 a.m., workshops follow, wor­ Clarke, Ronald and Nancy Gocht, A B o u r i point of no return.” tinue in 1991. (rrTTvTT------T U P N T H I 5 L IT T L E ship celebration at 11:30. Advance Raymond and Mariane Wilcox, THE WHEEL ON TWE Church anti-war rallies were planned elsewhere through the weekend and The MACC Fuel Bank provides registration fee for the two morning Winfield and Loma Moyer, Walter and Florence Whitman, Robert and BIBLE into next week. small grants (always paid directly to workshops is $7 per person. ^ ^ A U E . a , ? the utility or oil company) to Registration at the door is $8. For Barbara Blake, James and Mary Manchester/Bolton households with more information, call the MACC Renter, Theodore and Margaret Pas- SPEAKS Cardin named to Jewish post tiva, Paul and Luclla Yhompson, shut off notices or empty oil tanks office at 649-2093. Eagtiie Brtwtr NEW YORK (AP) — Soshana Shoubin Cardin of Baltimore has been who are not eligible for any other Edward and Shriley Glcnney, Wil­ elected chairman of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish state or federal fuel assistance Although on Christmas Day we liam and Eillcen Shea, Marion Ford, 1 Organizations, composed of 46 national Jewish groups. She is the first program. Your tax deductible con­ were almost $7,000 short of our Matthew and Martha Donachie, In the midst of epidemic dmg use, a,i.e ^ next two weeks that we have not Werkowski, David and Dorothy geoning crime statistics, it Is dif­ D ^ T HAVE ANY TROUBLE J YCXJ TH' V BE...??f TH' DISAPPEARED!! 06040. ficult to Interest people In religious FINDING THEM HORSES' ' TRUTH, AH p A i L Y only reached our goal, but surpassed Custer, Hazel Loveland, Barbara 1IPNT Fieui % TW/m/ fAgACHUT£t> mtcBl? o u j oF A ^ Judege nixes cross removal order matters. HE WOULDJ Hallelujah! Praise God All You it to reach an all time Seasonal Shar­ and John Smyth, Arnold Jensen, HARRISBURG, Ra. (AP) — Refusing to order removal of four hand­ For a century mainstream liberal N a rx ^ Iv/N A S B yl Peoples! is the theme for Winfest XI ing record of $36,609. Since 1 was Mitzi and Herman Johnson, Lucille made crosses from among ornaments on a Christmas tree in the state capitol denominations have focused on \ A / F ifin O the statewide ecumenical celebration home felled by the virus like half the Chevrette, Jo-Ann Shircr, Emanuel social causes, which have varied o o ^ rotunda, federal Distfict Judge William Caldwell said: ~ FAIR m n LSB < of Christian Unity being held next population of Manchester, I was im­ and Ann Hirth, The Craftsmen’s from generation to generation. “I do not believe the Supreme Court requires that every trace of Chris­ Saturday, January 19 at the mensely cheered by excited calls Gallery, Jim and Mary King, Ed­ Those problems have not been ■ A / R TAPS \ tianity or some other religion be banished.” solved but have only multiplied. Mi" Cathedral of St. Joseph, 140 Far­ from staff saying “you’re not going ward and Ruth Ralph, George and Still these religious leaders are ob f o p j 9 mington Ave., Hartford. Bishop to believe this b u t...” and reporting Elizabeth Walker, Dorothy Sonego, Alfred G. Dunston, Jr., Winfest sessed with treating what really P A p e . I the day’s receipts. Bless you one Norman and Shirley Cable, Larry are only the symptoms of a sick 1990: the Year of Religion? I - IX- 31 homilist, has been named by Ebony and all — not only will we easily and Susan Wilder, Vallerie Boland, society. , > A P £ ! ; in 84 as one of the fifteen greatest clear all our holiday expenses but Margaret Knight, Harry and Janey A casual reading of the Now Testa­ DALLAS (AP) — The United Methodist Reporter, a national weekly black preachers in America. Bishop have some thousands to allocate in Reinhom, Mr. and Mrs. Tim Reidy, ment reveals a strong emphasis ROBOTMAN by Jim MeddIck PHIPPS by JoeephFerrIe based here, suggests that 1990 be titled “The Year of Religion,” and cites Dunston is the 68th in succession of to Human Needs Fund to help those Patrick and Mary Peak, Nancy and upon the Christian faith, teaching GASf. POlVT OUST SVT THERE tlicsc reasons for it: Bishops of the AME Zion church in crisis over these next hard Bruce Fitting, Phelon, SquaUilo, and practice. Social Issues, and and has supervised churches and months. Fitzgerald, Dyer and Wood, they were fully as pervasive as __Conclusions in both religious and secular media that churches in East­ now, were dealt with, but only as QO OfJTSlPE. ern Europe supplied much of the impetus for reforms that swept away five schools in Nigeria and Liberia Emanuel Women’s Group, Charles during the 60’s and taught Black Over $14,000 was received from incidental to the deeper issue of IMimtR fiCTlN/'TVr- decades of communist rule in that area. and Dolores Swallow, Harold and man's relationship with God. And Church History as well as authored major benefactors: Doreen and Mar­ such should be their order today. __Release of South Africa’s anti-apartheid leader Nelson Mandela from books on the old Testament. garet Shainin, Frances and Elaine Only as man is reconciled to God 9 prison largely due to lobbying by church leaders worldwide, dramatizing die Sampson, Charles Haid, John and and his will subdued to his Christian role in seeking an end of apartheid. Winfest XI, sponsored by MACC, Bernice Reig, Dom and Carlo EMERGENCY Maker's, will his behavior be the Christian Conference of Connec­ Squadrito, Samuel Pierson, Jeff and changed substantively. — Outbreak of the Persian Gulf crisis focused widcscalc attention on FIRE - POLICE - MEDICAL Christimi-Muslim relations and the power of religious faith as a vital source ticut and NEWBRACC will begin Joan Naab, Manchester Automobile with bible study led by the Most Association, Rotary of Manchester, PW P H OP CHRIST of cultural identity and tension. DIAL 911 Lydall & Vernon Streets / o ^ Rev. Peter Rosazza, one of the five Sharon and David Herzberger, Wells In Manchester — Major cover stories in four national inagazines spotlighted increasing bishops who drafted the U.S. and Margaret Jacobson, Alan and Phone:646-2903 /-/1-9/ concern about spiritual matters among Americans. Catholic Bishop’s Pastoral on the Eliz.abcth Lammcy, Raymond and 1 ¥ » — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Jan. 12,1991 iflanrlirstfr Hrrali'i Gulf From Page 1 Section 2, Page 9 J SPORTS Saturday. Jan. 12,1991 out if they will be called to battle The U.S. advisory for Americans Baghdad. He said he could not give to leave Israel and the occupi^ ter­ them a definitive answer, but added: ritories was the latest in a series is­ “Just so there is no sued in the region because of fears A misunderstanding, let me be ab­ of Iraqi attacks. Slate is solutely clear: we pass the brink at Officials in Washington said Bush Folks won’t let Landeta midnight January 15.” is send ng Deputy Secretary of State At Baker’s request, Saudi Arabia Lawrence Eagleburger to Israel soon wiped out pledged to bear 40 to 50 percent of to reassure its leaders about U.S. the military costs for the multina­ support in case of an Iraqi attack. MANCHESTER — The threat of forget punt vs. Bears The State Department said Friday a major snowstorm, that didn’t start A tional buildup in the gulf. U.S. and Saudi officials refused to disclose it has evidence that terrorists sup­ in the greater Manchester area until second straight year, had yet to To Landeta’s credit, he has ported by Iraq are planning attacks after the rush hour, caused the amount promised. Baker later ar­ By BARRY WILNER reach their pinnacle. remained among the league’s best rived in Egypt for talks there. around the world if war breaks out. postponement of Friday’s entire The Associated Press Landeta, an NFL rookie after punters. Until the matchup with the Saddam gave no sign of Spokesman Richard Boucher said scholastic sports slate. three years in the USFL, had a Bears wa« set, that botched punt flexibility in a defiant speech to 500 the Middle East and Europe are the Four contests have been res­ EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ. -- 42.9-yard average in his first season rarely wa',.. ■’ntioned. Muslim scholars at a conference in most likely target areas but the cheduled Monday. The East As a two-time All-Pro with a hefty with New York. He made the All- “Fbriuiatel> I ’ve kicked halfway Baghdad. Referring to Iraq’s government also knows of terrorist Catholic High boys’ basketball contract and as much security as a Rookie team. decent since then,” he said. “But it is 1980-88 war with Iran, he said his plans in Africa, Asia and Latin game at Xavier High in Middletown punter ever could feci. Scan Landeta “I never punted as well or probab­ pan of history and I’ll be reminded troops “have eight years of ex­ America. will be played at 7 p.m. with the should have it made. ly ever will again as in the first 10 of it all the time.” perience in war and combat” and In other developments Friday: Bolton High boys’ basketball game This week, however, has been a games that year,” he said. Giants coach Bill Parcells thinks N could withstand attack by the U.S- — ^The United States and the versus Cromwell High also Monday, trying one for Landeta. You see, When the Bears stopped the that is good. Netherlands agreed to send Patriot as well as the Manchester High led multinational force. there’s this little old kick he made Giants deep in New York territory “The Americans will come here surface-to-air missiles to 'fiirkey to boys’ swimming meet at home with “I hope he never forgets iL Phr- — or, more accurately, failed to early in the game, Landeta lined up to perform acrobatics like Rambo help bolster its defenses in case of Maloney High. The East Catholic cells said harshly when asked about make — in a playoff game at to punt. He never got the kick off. movies. But they will find here real border clashes with Iraq, a Dutch of­ swim meet against Fairfield Prep at Landeta’s most famous non-kick. Chicago in 1985. With his Giants “The wind took the ball off my people to fight them.” ficial and NATO sources in Brussels the Tri-Town Sports Center in “Does it sound like I forgot?” >5 playing the Bears on Sunday in the foot,” he said. “It was a nasty wind Saddam’s speech was interrupted said. Cromwell has also been rescheduled Parcells made it clear that, wind NFL playoffs, Landeta has had to out of nowhere.” by applause and calls for “defeating The agreement to send the mis­ Monday. relive that ugly moment all week. or not, the blame deservedly was placed on Landeta. the infidels.” siles came five days after Belgium, The Cheney Tech boys’ ba.skcl- “Except for one punt, I’ve kicked Chicago’s Shaun Gayle spotted Perez de Cuellar arrived in Jordan Italy and Germany dispatched 42 ball game at home against Portland well there,” Landeta said. the ball lying to Landeta’s right at “Was he the punter?” Parcells late Friday after meeting in Geneva NATO jets to TVirkey to defend its High will be played Wednesday Ah, but that messed-up punt just the 5, picked it up and stepped into said. “What was he out there for? with foreign ministers of the 12-na- southeastern border with Iraq. while the Manchester High boys’ won’t go away. the end zone for Chicago’s first What was his job?” Reginald PInto/Manchestar Herald tion European Community. Perez de —The International Energy basketball home game against En­ “Forget about it? Never,” he said. touchdown. The Giants never Is Parcells worried about it hap­ Cuellar won their support for his Agency, representing the United field High has also been reset Wed­ “It’s irrelevant, but I’ll never .slop recovered, losing 21-0. pening again? TOO COOL FOR CAT — This feline at Brainard Place, the sub-freezing weather that gripped the Manchester area plan for a U.N. peacekeeping role in States and 20 other major oil-con­ nesday. Both have 7:30 p.m. varsity thinking about it because I’m always “I’ll never live it down,” he said. “I think it was one of those Manchester, was obviously very reluctant to venture out into Friday. the gulf region iJF Iraq pulls out from suming nations, announced a plan to y-" I starts. The RHAM High boys’ bas­ reminded of it. Fortunately, the press “The shame is it had to happen at things. You haven’t seen any like it Kuwait. release 2 million barrels of oil daily ketball game at home against Rocky arc the only ones who bring it up. the end of the season. You kick well since.” The U.N. chief said he was not from government reserves if a war Hill has been rescheduled Saturday, “For you guys, it’s history. For and then make an error in a playoff Landeta said he hasn’t seen bringing a specific plan to present to reduces world supplies. Jan. 19, while the Coventry High me, 't’s being crucified. Nobody game and it’s remembered.” replays of the play, even though Saddam. But he said he was explor­ — Austrian President Kurt Wal­ game at East Hampton High has likes to make a mistake or be Gayle remembers. they often are included in blooper ing the idea of U.N. supervision of a dheim arrived in Egypt for talks been reset to Saturday, Feb. 9. £ s . ■ reminded of it. Any time you make “As he dropped it, a gust of wind Abuse reels. And he certainly isn’t thrilled simutaneous pullout of Iraqi troops with President Hosni Mubarak on Two wrestling matches — the a bad play, you don’t like to be came up and that’s where it hap­ The Associated Press being asked about it again. From Page 1 •from Kuwait and the U.S.- the gulf crisis. Waldheim told Manchester home bout with New reminded of it.” pened,” Gayle said. “I went in and “Why ask me about a play that dominated forces from Saudi reporters in Cairo that “prospects Britain High and the East Catholic The play came early on a windy, caught it on the first bounce and BEARS’ QB — Mike Tomezak, the Chicago Bears’ backup happened six years ago and doesn’t Arabia. seemed dim” for a diplomatic settle­ triangular match with St. Bernard bitterly cold day at Soldier Field. went in for a touchdown. It hap­ quarterback, will lead his club into battle Sunday when the have anything to do with this “Once the withdrawal is agreed ment. and Southington High, have been The 1985 Bears were the most pened so fast. It was a big break for occur each month. At the meetings, the Creighton University School of youth officers and social service children were reported at risk. Bears visit the New York Giants at Giants Stadium in an NFC game?” he said. “It’s part of his­ upon, I think I will propose the par­ —German Chancellor Helmut postponed. New dates arc to be an­ powerful team in football. The us. You might not see something he will serve as a liaison between Medicine in Omaha, Neb. workers who would discuss their In Bolton, there was one case of ticipation of the U.N. force, I mean Kohl, using unusually strong lan­ nounced. playoff clash. The game has a 12:30 p.m. kickoff. Giants, in the playoffs for the like that in 10 or 15 years.” tory.” the various departments. The 51-year-old physician’s inter­ cases with him. Senechal became a physical abuse reported; two of U.N. peacekeeping operations,” guage, warned Iraq to abandon “In time, I will know where every est in child abuse was sparked member of the San Diego Com­ neglect; one of abandonment; one of Kuwait by Thesday or face war and mouse lives in the building,” said during his twenties during an inter­ munity Child Abuse Coordinating sexual abuse; and one child was Perez de Cuellar told reporters in all its “disastrous consequences.” Senechal, who pronounces his name nship at the U.S. Naval Hospital in Council, a voluntary group which reported to be at risk. Geneva. “sen-e-shal.” The physician current­ Philadelphia and pediatric residen­ sought better management of child In Andover, there were two in­ 49ers begin quest for third Super Bowl ly rents an apartment in Manchester cies at the U.S. Naval Hospital and abuse. stances of child abuse reported; one Back then, “there was a feeling with his wife. Celeste. The couple is Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. of neglect; one of sexual abuse; and By DAVE GOLDBERG success in the NFL. With Roger loss to the Eagles in which two All three will play Saturday. looking to by a house located east of that people did not know how to in­ one child was reported at risk. Craig limping all season on a bad O m Haiti The Associated Press quarterbacks and nine players over­ “We’ve had time to heal while the the Connecticut River. One day, he treated a female tod­ tervene when they saw a child who And in Hebron, eight children knee, they averaged just 107 yards all were injured. other teams have been beating each In the past, busy schedules of dler for injuries which her parents was abused,” Senechal said. “I’m were reported as physically abused; on the ground, 16th in the league. SAN FRANCISCO — In the final “They say the hot team is the other up,” Montana says. physicians and administrators have said had been inflicted by an older convinced things are better today eight cases of neglect, one of sexual From Page 1 It’s also been a strange season for team that wins the Super Bowl,” game of the regular season, San The Redskins are well aware of made it difficult to coordinate in- sibling. A month later the same than they were 20 years ago, but I abuse; and seven cases of risk. Washington. The Redskins lost three Francisco guard Guy McIntyre says 49crs safely Ronnie Lott. “As that. They arc especially concerned house communication, according to child was brought back in with a think there is still a long way to go.” Child abuse is a function of learn­ quarterbacks to injury and were out far as I’m concerned, the Redskins since then. security reinforcements came to found himself in a pile with Min­ about Montana, who threw for 390 Andrew A. Beck, a spokesman for more serious head injury. This time, In the Manchester area, dozens of ing how to parent, according to of the NFC East race by the seventh arc the hot team right now.” yards in their first meeting, and The Dec. 16 election won by protect him, he said. nesota’s Chris Dolcman. the hospital. the story that the father gave did not child abuse cases are reported each Senechal. week of the season — after two los­ Aristide was the first free elections Aristide also called for the arrest “He asked me, ‘How many Super Jerry Rice, who became the fifth “We recognize that administrators match die type of wound inflicted, year to the stale Department of “You parent according to how you ses to the New York Giants left them The 49crs, on the other hand, lost man in NFL history to catch 100 in this impoverished Caribbean na­ of retired Maj. Gen. Williams Bowls are you guys gonna win?”’ and medical staff members need to Senechal remembers. Children and Youth Services. The were patented,” he said. “If your 4-3 and the Giants at 7-0. two of their last five games — a passes in a season. tion. Regala, who returned to Haiti from McIntyre recalled. “I replied, ‘As work closer together in the 1990s “It turned out that father didn’t breakdown for 1990 is as follows: parents used corporal punishment, But they came back the next week major slump for a team that’s 31-4 Aristide, who will be sworn in exile last year. A former Interior and many as we can.’” Asked what concerned him about and that streamlining communica­ know that the mother was injuring In Manchester there were 80 chances are you will. Abuse can also with a remarkable 41-38 overtime over the past two seasons. By that San Francisco’s offensive line. Pro Feb. 7, spoke Friday at the National Defense Minister, Regala allegedly tion is important,” he said. the child,” he said. reported cases of physical abuse; 66 be emotional. Some parents have a The 49ers, who play the win over Detroit after trailing 35-14 time, they had clinched just about Bowl defensive end Charles Mann Office for Industrial Promotion masterminded the election-day mas­ S '> Senechal came to Manchester Concerned that he had not real­ of neglect; two of abandonment and mental illness or drug or alcohol ad­ Washington Redskins on Saturday in in the third quarter. Jeff Rutledge, everything they could clinch. replied: “There’s nothing unique during his first public appearance sacre on Nov. 29, 1987, when thugs after serving as medical director of ized the child was being abused the 27 of sexual abuse. Another 89 diction and may be convinced of the a second-round NFL playoff game, their journeyman third-string A 7-3 win over the Giants in about them other than they have Joe § « since the attempted coup. He was in collusion with the army shot and the U.S. Naval Hospital in Camp first time she was brought in, cases were reported in which righteousness of their ways. It’s not arc trying to become the first team quarterback, came off the bench to Week 12 effectively gave San Fran­ Montana behind them.” 3J > guarded by a squad of heavily- hacked to death at least 34 voters at PCndelton, Calif., from which he Senechal said he made a concerted children were said to be at risk of easy to change the parent. to win three straight Super Bowls throw for 363 yards in overtime. cisco home-field for the entire The other question for the armed soldiers as he met the press. the polls. retired in October with the rank of effort to increase his level of sen­ being abused. ‘Th e way to break the chain is to and five overall. But they haven’t Then, with Earnest Byner ener­ playoffs. So the 49ers rested Redskins is whether they will let “The people are the main actor,” Aristide also lamented the wave captain. He grew up in Stafford sitivity and recognition of child In Coventry, there were 13 cases teach children in kindergarten on up looked as dominant as their league- gizing the running game with four quarterback Joe Montana, who won down against the 49crs after their said Aristide, who won the presiden­ of violence that followed the at­ Springs, graduated from Brown abuse. of physical abuse reported; 10 of that it is not right to manage each best 14-2 record suggests. straight 100-yard games, the his second straight NFL MVP award emotional win over Philadelphia. cy in a landslide with 65 percent of tempted coup. He said the destruc­ University in Providence, R.I. and He became involved with local neglect; one of sexual abuse; and 12 other physically.” Eight of the 49ers’ wins were by Redskins won four of their last five this season. They also rested Craig “How can you not get up for a the vote. tion of life and property was “a Local town employees whose less than a touchdown. One problem regular-season games. Last week, and Lott, who injured his knees team that’s won all those Super “Without the people, we cannot hideous spectacle.” jobs bring them in contact with was the lack of a strong running at­ they went into Philadelphia and beat against the Giants and didn’t play Bowls?” asks Washington coach Joe speak of democracy in Haiti. The “As president, I have to speak for children who are abused said they tack, traditionally one of the keys to the Eagles 20-6, avenging an earlier after that game. Gibbs. are pleased that Senechal has come people said ‘no’ to dictatorship and all the nation. I have to protect the Bush to Manchester. ‘yes’ to democracy. An unanned rights of everyone, even Lafontant,” Robert Digan, coordinator of people is showing the whole of he said. From Page 1 youth services for the town, said humanity how to construct Dolphins get another shot at the Bills Manchester is not a “hotbed” of democracy, in spite of 80 percent il­ TO HEAR YOUR problems related to child abuse, but literacy.” week is to run the football,” said Bennett, who dons a $600 The Dolphins’ ability to stop the session if Gorbachev offered any tion.' as the U.N.-imposed Jan. 15 dead­ PERSONAL By JOHN F. BONFATTI he hopes the number of reported Hull. “Everybody in the NFL knows downhill skiier’s stretch suit when Buffalo running game will be “It’s the best sense of consulta­ line for Iraq’s withdrawal gets HOROSCOPE FOR THE ■The Associated Press new proposals. cases can be reduced in the future. But many Haitians now fear what we’re going to try to do. It’s no it’s cold, said the transition from hampered significantly if Pro Bowl tion. We are leaving no stone un­ nearer. DAY, LOVESCOPE, “All of us are trying to think if “I favor bringing into this com­ Duvalierist hit men are regrouping big secret.” warm to cold weather is difficult. linebacker John Offerdahl, who is turned to try to find a peaceful Bush told reporters that he and LUCKY NUMBERS & ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — Buf­ there’s something that we can do munity anyone who can help al­ under the command of former Hull acknowledged that there is “We’re all human beings and the listed as questionable with a resolution to this question,” Bush Gorbachev talked mainly about the PERSONAL FORCAST falo center Kent Hull walked that will result in full compliance leviate this problem,” he said. “I Duvalier army chief-of-staff Claude pressure on Buffalo’s offensive line, cold gets to everybody, regardless if sprained left arch, doesn’t play. Th« Assoclatad Pros* said. gulf, but also discussed the Soviet FOR THE FUTURE. through the pandemonium with with U.N. resolutions,” Bush said. think it’s important that people in Raymond, Aristide said. but added, “It puts a burden on them you’re in Buffalo,” he said. “You STUFF — UConn's Scott Burrell (24) stuffs one home as he Bush said he had no “tacit under­ military crackdown in the Miami linebacker Cliff Odom as Miami, which rose and fall with “And certainly that’s true of Mr. the community know about child Aristide said numerous armed (the Dolphins), too. 'They know that can adjust to it, but you can never, standing” that he would get breakaway Republic of Lithuania. fans tore down the Rich Stadium Marino’s passing in recent years, gets by Central’s Byron Smith in their game Thursday night. Gorbachev. He has a lot of experts abuse and try to stop it.” civilians had been seen near his CALL we’re going to do it, so they have to never never get used to it.” clearance from the Soviets before He said he reiterated his position, goalposts following the Bills’ 24-14 has diversified its attack. Running The Huskies, 12-1 and riding a nine-game winning streak, on that area in the government in the Ritricia Craves, a 24-year veteran private residence before dawn stop it.” Controlling Thomas, second to Soviet Union, and so you can as­ launching military attack on Iraq. expressed in a public statement last 1-900-990-9400 victory over the Dolphins on Dec. behind a rejuvenated offensive line of the Manchester Police Depart­ Friday. He said he had heard that Weather could be a major factor Detroit’s Barry Sanders in NFL host St. John’s Sunday at 4 p.m. at the Harry A. Gampel sume he was thinking iimovatively.” “There’s no agreement,” Bush week, that the Soviet military action Access Code '184 23. featuring rookies Richmond Webb ment who investigates reports of Raymond was among them. When in the game, with an ice storm, ac­ rushing this season, is once again Pavilion on the Storrs campus in a nationally televised game. Gorbachev “had some ideas he said, adding however, “But the in Lithuania was “provocative and 95c each minute • Touch-Tone phones only “I’ll see you in about three or four and Keith Sims, second-year back child abuse, said she had heard that summoned, a truckload of military companied by falling temperatures the first priority of in the Miami wanted to discuss with me,” Bush Soviet Union is very important in all counterproductive.” weeks, because I think you’ll be Sammie Smith amassed 831 yards, UConn is 9-0 at Gampel since it opened Jan. 27,1990. the hospital recently hired Senechal. and winds up to 20 mph forecast. Of defense. of this and they had a strong leader­ “He knows of my position,” Bush back here,” Hull told Odom, who the highest rushing total by a Dol­ said. “Anyone who has an interest in the seven coldest games the Dol­ said. replied: “I think you’re right.” “The only thing we can do is keep Fitzwaler said he was not aware ship role in the implementation of child abuse and is an advocate for phins have played, they’ve lost six. phin since 1979. Fitzwater said “we continue to They were both right. The teams trying to win the battles up front and of any new peace proposal. the United Nations resolutions. And abused children, whether its a While most of the players on both view this matter very seriously” but meet again Saturday, in what could get a lot of people around him,” said In Miami’s 12 regular season vic­ Not everyone is happy The United States and Soviet I think it is most important that they professional interest or a hobby, is a TIRED OF ^ sides say weather is not a factor. said it was premature to draw too be very difficult weather conditions, Miami coach Don Shula. “He’s got tories this season. Smith averaged Union “remain in sync” on the gulf be closely clued into whatever is to much needed and welcome addition Bills linebacker Cornelius Bennett, harsh a conclusion from reports of to decide who advances to the AFC patience, he waits and he finds the 16 carries and 65 yards, scoring situation. Bush said. Both he and come.” to our community,” she said. an Alabama native, disagrees. Championship game. crack.” eight touchdowns. Fitzwater indicated the Soviets did Bush also called on Congress massive military crackdowns in I f you know o f a child who might about Johnson’s return “Our learn is real excited about not intend to soften their support for again to pass a resolution backing Lithuania because “there’s a lot we be abused, please call the child SHOVELING f don’t know for sure” about what is coming back and redeeming oursel­ the U.S. position in the Gulf. use of force as he sees fit in the abuse hotline at 1-800-842-2288. and the Ottawa Wintemational In­ ves in the playoffs,” said Miami By BERT ROSENTHAL Asked if Gorbachev requested Gulf, happening there. THE PERFECT SOLUTION door Games on Jan. 26. quarterback Dan Marino. “I think it The Associated Press more time to allow sanctions to “It would be very helpful if the “Ticket sales are a lot better than 1 NO MONEY DOWN!* will be a better football game maybe force Hussein to pull his troops from Congress would move and support in a number of meets we’ve had,” than the last time.” HAMILTON, Ontario — Ben Kuwait, Bush said, “That would be the U.N. resolution” authorizing said Sunkist meet director A1 ONLY Much of the pregame focus has Johnson’s comeback will generate incompatible with full implementa­ force to remove Iraqi forces, he said. Franken. centered on the availability of Bills lots of money for the sprinter and tion o f the resolutions,” that the Bush said he also spoke to Franken is paying Johnson 00 quarterback Jim Kelly, who sus­ the track meets he enters. But not United Nations passed with Soviet Japanese Prime Minister Toshiki $30,000, plus a percentage of the PER MONTH tained cartilage and ligament everyone is happy about it. support. “So I guess I could say no K^fu this morning on the gulf situa­ gate receipts. That’s the most he’s damage to his left knee in a Dec. 15 Johnson returns to competition to that one.” tion. BOOKS IT ever paid an athlete. 35,(X)0 Hardcovers - 1,000 Paperbacks game against the New York Giants. Friday night in the 50-meter dash at Bush said Gorbachev had called Fitzwater said Kaifu also called to MODEL 5210 “I think he definitely will be FREE 5 HP Compact Kelly, who hasn’t played since, the Spectator Indoor Games. It will him “in the true spirit of consulta- express support for the U.S. position USED ~ most hardcovers less than SI0.00 - MODEL 4021 worth it,” Franken said. ELECTRIC •21 ■ 2-Stage has practiced with the team all week be his first race following a two- most paperbacks less than SI .00. •4 HP Compact Andy Meinnis, meet director of START but says he won’t decide until Satur­ year suspension for steroid use, OUT-OF-PRINT - recent best-sellers and ■21 2-Stage the Ottawa Wintemationals, said day whether he’ll play. which also cost him several world older fiction & non-fiction. ONLY Johnson’s countrymen in Canada Whether Kelly plays or not, the records and his 1988 Olympic gold 9 QUESTIONS ABOUT BANKRUPTCY RAR E - unusual books for particular tastes. are supporting his comeback. consensus among players on both medal in the 100-meter dash. COLLECTIBLE ~ first editions, fine leather *To qualified “He paid his price,” MeInnis said. buyer! teams is that the game will be deter­ “It’s good that he’s coming back, bindings, nostalgia, special interest or PERVMONTH “He suffered more than anybody. mined not by the efforts of their star but I don’t think he should be get­ He served his time. I think the just hard to find. quarterbacks, but by which team can ting the money he’s getting,” PLUS... quarter-miler Andrew Valmon says. majority of Canadians are for the For a free 30 minute consultation FINANCING run the ball most effectively. - national search for any recent or old “He should be giving back to the opportunity for him to return.” “Whichever team has the best book...only S3.00 AVAILABLEI sport, not taking from it.” One person who is not comfort­ running game is going to win the Call Law Offices - G in ' CERTIFICATES While Johnson is being well-paid able with Johnson’s return is HOURS: Mon-^t.'^-'S-BO game,” said Dolphins defensive for his indoor races this season, he is Canadian distance runner Lynn Wil­ (Thursdays 'till 9PM) back 'Tim McKyer. 747-9999 Our specialty is putting the book you want in your hands. also responsible for increased ticket liams, who did television commen­ That was the case three weeks sales. Normally, Friday night’s meet tary on Friday night’s race. She HIGH PERFORMANCE SINCE 19R ago, when despite the assertion by believes his two-year suspension B o o i c s & B i r d s Miami’s Jeff Cross that the Bills would attract 8,000-10,000 fans. In­ 9 Bolens, should have been longer. stead, a capacity crowd of 17,100 wouldn’t run on the Dolphins, Thur­ Rsginald PInto/Manchestar Herald “I don’t think it was enough 519 E. Middle Tpke., Manchester, CT • (203) 649-3449 was expected. C othcart & Cossella «W .H . PREUSS SONS man Thomas rushed a season-high 3RIVING IN — Manchester High's Mary Moriarty (23) eyes the rim in the Indians' game deterrent,” Williams said. “I think it Hours; Tucs. & Wod. ll-4:.30, Thurs. 11-8, Fn.&Sat. 11-5 / Ticket sales are also brisk for two 854 Asylum Avenue 228 BOSTON TPKE., RTE. 6 & 44 • BOLTON CT 30 times for 154 yards and a touch­ against South Windsor High last week. The Indians, 5-0 in CCC East play, host second-place should have been a lifetime ban. It’s Please call for Sun £>■ Mon. hours down. of his upcoming meets, next week’s Hartford, Connecticut 06105 643-9492 Windham High (4-0) Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Clarke Arena in a critical league matchup. Sunkist Invitational at Los Angeles too bad that there’s not stronger 1V£ BUY OOOKS; Quality, Collections, Estates, Etc. “Our game plan going into every ethics.” 1 10—MANCHHSTER• a HERALD, Saturday, Jdil. Jan. J^, 12,l y y 1991i MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Jan. 12,1991—11 Voters may boycott Fame voting over Rose flap In Brief Old formula winning one for Raiders By JIM DONAGHY The Baseball Writers Association he said. scheduled to meet in New York on Lee MacPhail, who propo.sed tlie Hap Felsch — were banned in the 1919 Chicago Black Sox scandal. The Associated Press of America has voted on election to “The committee did what we all Feb. 4 and it is expected to adopt the change on Thursday, said he under­ Softball umpires are needed By JOHN NADEL returner Greg Pruitt. lineup. quired wide receiver Willie Gault from J expected it to recommend,” said Later, players Gene Riulette, Benny Some, like Matuszak and Alzado, were the Hall of Fame since the first elec­ recommendation. In that case, stood the concern of the BBWAA. MANCHESTER — Anyone inlercsled in umpiring The Associated Press Defensive tackle Bob Golic said, the Bears and quarterback Jay Schroeder Kauff, Shufflin’ Phil Douglas and considered troublemakers. Others, like The recommendation to keep Pete tion in 1936 — from Walter Johnson Ro.se’s name will not appear on the “I’m sympathetic to the writers,” he girls high school fast pitch softball in the spring in the “From Mr. Davis through the coaching from the Redskins. Jimmy O’Connell, coach Cozy Christensen and Martin, were not con­ Rose off the Hall of Fame ballot to Gaylord Perry. ballot until he is reinstated by the said. “TTiey’ve done a terrific job. Manchester area should contact Carl Silver at the LOS ANGELES (AP) — Sometimes staff, people here understand who can On defense, LA starts two safeties Baseball Notes Dolan and owner Bill Cox were sidered to be good enough to play in the may result in a voting boycott by the An official action regarding the commissioner. “In a way, we’re relieving them Manchester Rec Department at 647-3084 Monday the old ways are the best ways. play within the framework of this team Mike Harden and Eddie Anderson, who A thrown out of the sport. NFL, And still others, like Plunkett and baseball writers. decision by the special executive “What bothers me the most is if of that responsibility. They have a through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. One reason the Raiders have achieved and who has the motivation. All of the were signed as free agents after being Rose joined the list when com­ Chandler, were thought to be washed up. committee on Thursday will probab­ columnist Tim Sullivan of the Cin­ he’s put on the ballot. I’m fearful screening committee that would so much success over the last three so-called ca.stoff veterans fit in.” released by other teams. Linebacker Riki missioner Bart Giamatti barred him Each of them contributed to at least one “I personally, as long as this kan­ ly not come until the next scheduled cinnati Enquirer. “The only question many young writers would take the have had to come to grips with this decades is their shrewd acquisition of Only nine of the 22 players listed as Ellison was signed as an unrestricted free for gambling in August 1989. He Whalers play two this weekend of the Raiders’ three Super Bowl vic­ garoo court decision is in place, will BBWAA meeting in July during the I had is whether the committee view it had nothing to do with his problem. Perhaps it’s not fair to put veteran players, many of whom they got starters were originally drafted by the agent last May. would have been eligible for the tories. not mail in a Hall of Fame ballot — All-Star break. would have the nerve to take on the playing career, forgetting this thing this burden on the writers.” The Harford Whalers (19-21-4) wind up their four- for nothing or next-to-nothing in trades or Raiders, and one of them — wide Linebacker Tom Benson and Golic nor will a number of baseball “I’m not surprised and I’m not mighty Baseball Writers Association was established (rules) way, way Some writers have said they will Hall of Fame in the next election. game road trip with a pair of games this weekend. as free agents. After four down years, the Raiders receiver Mervyn Fernandez — was a were signed as Plan B free agents and writers that I have already polled in­ happy,” said Kit Steier of the Oak­ of America and all the wrath it’s back because of problems with bet­ write Rose’s name on the ballot. But One of the reasons Rose dropped his Hartford, coming off a 5-4 win in Vancouver Thursday have come back strong this season with a lOlh-round draft choice who started play­ linebacker Jerry Robinson and comerback A cluding Paul Hagan from my paper,” land Tribune and president of the court actions and accepted the ban 12-4 record their first AFC West cham­ ing in Canada and didn’t sign with Los Lionel Washington came to the Raiders in certain to produce over the next few ting,” said Bill Broeg, a member of even if Rose was written in on 75 night, meet the Maple Leafs tonight (SportsChannel, Among them have been quarterback- said columnist Bill Conlin of the BBWAA. “What I propose to do in from baseball was to protect his pionship since 1985. Most experts credit Angeles until four years later. trades, from the Eagles and Cardinals, weeks. I think there are many steps the board of directors and columnist percent of the ballots it would not WTIC) at 8 in Toronto. The Whalers are in New York place kicker George Blanda, quarterback place in the Hall of Fame. the renewed success to managing general On offense, the Raiders start tight end respectively. Philadelphia Daily News. “They can the next couple of weeks will be to in this drama, the first of which is with the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. “If count. In the rules for election to the Sunday to take on the New York Rangers at Madison Jim Plunkett, defensive linemen Ben go out and get the agents to vote for get in touch with all the chapter partner Al Davis’ returning to the old for­ Ethan Horton and tackles Rory Graves “The Raiders approach Plan B, it what our response as an organiza­ he had been elected, the commis­ Hall of Fame, there are no The support for Rollic Fingers in Square Garden at 8 p.m. (Channel 20, WTIC). Davidson, John Matusz.ak, Otis Sistrunk it, they can get the talking heads to chairmen of the association and sec mula. and Steve Wright, all of whom they seems, just like everyone else approaches tion would be.” sioner wouldn’t show, the National provisions for write-in candidates. this year’s Hall of Fame balloting is and Lyle Alzado, tight end Todd Chris­ vote for it, they can get ESPN’s When they play the Cincinnati Bengals signed as free agents after they were the draft,” Golic said. “The Raiders have what action, if any, anyone wants to By a vote of 7-3, the committee League president wouldn’t show, Rose was the 15th individual to bad news for relievers of the past, UConn-St. John’s Sunday on CBS tensen, wide receiver Bob Chandler, SportsCenter to vote for it. I think take. I’m sure that the membership in a second round playoff game Sunday at released. a reputation of using veteran players. We recommended to the Hall of Fame the American League president be permanently disqualified from present and future who have desires linebacker Rod Martin, running back they will have a hard time getting a will have some reaction to it.” board of directors that any player on wouldn’t show and I had several baseball. Eight players — Shoeless STORRS — The ninth-ranked University of Connec­ the Los Angeles Coliseum, the Raiders The Raiders signed guard Max Mon­ seem to use it (Plan B) better than for immortality. After all, if ticut basketball team (12-1) host lOth-ranked St. John’s Kenny King, and running back-kick group whose past credentials to con­ Steier was asked if the BBWAA baseball’s permanent ineligible list Hall of Earners come to me and say Joe Jack.son, Swede Risberg, Chick baseball’s all-time saves leader will have several of Davis’ bargains in the toya as a Plan B free agent last March; ac­ anybody else.” duct this kind of election match the might boycott future elections. “I not be allowed to appear on the bal­ ‘If Pete Rose is elected I’ll never Gandel, Buck Weaver, Ed Cicotte, (10-2) in a nationally televised (CBS Channel 3) Sunday doesn’t make it, what other reliever afternoon at 4 at Gampel Pavilion. The Huskies are com­ writers.” think there’s that possibility, yes,” lot. The board of directors is come again.’ ” Lefty Williams, Fred McMullen and will? ing off a 115-47 rout of Central Connecticut State N University Thursday night while the Redmen lost to Aussie Open is Seton Hall, 74-62, Wednesday night. UConn is atop the Big East at 3-0, its best start ever, while the Redmen are 1-2. where it left off SCOREBOARD Youth soccer sign-ups set MANCHESTER — The Manchester Rec Department By STEVE WILSTEIN Washington; Oregon S t at Wfeshington St; will conduct the second of three youth summer soccer The Associated Press Hockey Baseball's top Utah at Wyoming. registrations on Monday from 6 to 8 p.m. at the filing Basketball Hall of Famers first-ballot stars Football Junior High cafeteria. MELBOURNE, Australia — Ivan Lendl’s tummy Player There are four divisions: Pee Wee (ages 6-7), Midget aches, Monica Seles is fighting burnout, Boris Becker is NHL standings Year Votes Percent Friday, Jan. 18 (ages 8-9), junior (ages 10-11) and intermediate (ages reeling from two first-round upsets, and John McEnroe is NBA standings FAR WEST NFL playoff glance WALES CONFERENCE Ty Cobb Nevada at Weber SL 12-14). Age is determined as of Dec. 31,1990. hiding far from the scene of his crime. EASTERN CONFERENCE 1936 222 of 226 98.23 First Round Patrick Division Atlantic Division There is a $5 regisuation fee and a $4 Rec member­ The Australian Open termis championships, the year’s W L TPts GF GA Saturday, Jan. 5 W L Pci. GB H ank Aaron 1982 406 of 415 97.83 Washington 20, Phllad^phia 6 ship card is required at time of registration. first Grand Slam event, picks up Monday where it left off NY Rangers 25 14 7 57 1 73 139 Boston 28 5 .848 Saturday, Jan. 19 Pittsburgh 24 20 3 51 200 171 Miami 17, Kansas City 16 There is a maximum number of participants that will last year when it turned into a topsy-turvy affair Down Philadelphia 20 14 .588 Johnny Bench 1989 EAST Sunday, Jan, 6 Philadelphia 21 20 6 48 153 150 New'lbrk 14 18 .438 431 of 447 96.42 Bucknell at Army; Georgetown at Boston Col­ NewJersey 19 17 9 47 167 152 Cincinnati 41, Houston 14 be involved in the program and once that number is Under. Washington 14 18 .438 lege; Vermont at Boston U.; Manhattan vs. Chicago 16, New Orleans 6 Washington 20 22 2 42 145 144 Babe Ruth 1936 215 of 226 95.13 Canislus at the Buffalo Auditorium; Cornell at reached, registration will close. There will be no sign-ups And Andre Agassi, to whom image is everything and NY Islanders 15 23 5 35 1 21 150 NewJersey 10 22 .313 Miami 9 24 .273 Columbia; Providence at Connecticut; CenL Second Round after Jan. 28. tennis is something less, is still missing. Adams Division Honus Wagner 1936 Connecticut St. at Drexel; Penn SL at Du- Boston 23 14 8 54 1 59 147 Central Division 215 of 226 95.13 Saturday, Jan. 12 Stefan Edberg, forced to default because of strained Milwaukee 25 9 .735 quesne; Loyola. Md. at Iona; Fordham at Miami at Buffalo, 12:30 p.m. Montreal 23 17 5 51 147 139 Lafayette; Colgate at Lehigh; Monmouth, N.J, at Little League holding clinic stomach muscles during the final against Lendl last Hartford 19 21 4 42 1 28 148 Chicago 23 10 .697 Willie Mays 1979 409 of 432 94.68 Washington at San Francisco, 4 p.m. Detroit 23 11 .676 Long Island U.; Marist at Mount SL Mary's, Md.; Sunday, Jan. 13 January, is the men’s No. 1 this time while, strangely. Buffalo 16 17 10 42 144 140 Delaware at New Hampshire: Fairfield vs. MANCHESTER — The Manchester Little League is Quebec 10 28 7 27 127 199 Atlanta 19 13 .594 Carl Yastrzemski c=11989 423 of 447 r ;> 94.63 Chicago at New Tbrk Giants, 12:30 p.m. No. 3 Lendl has come down with the same injury that Indiana 13 21 .382 Niagara at the Buffalo Auditorium; Northwestern Cincinnati at Los Angeles Flaiders, 4 p.m. sponsoring a youth baseball coaching clinic for Little CAMPBELL CONFERENCE at Northeastern; Md.-Baltimore County at Rider; Edberg had. Could muscle strains be contagious, or Norris Division Charlotte 11 21 .344 League managers and coaches and those interested in Cleveland 11 23 .324 SL Francis, Pa at Robert Morris; West Virginia W L TPts GF GA Conference Championships might it be something in the Koala Springs mineral WESTERN CONFERENCE at Rutgers: Rhode Island at St. Bonaventure: coaching. The clinic will be held Saturday, Jan. 26, from Chicago 29 14 3 61 154 120 Sunday, Jan. 20 water? Midwest Division Wagner at SL Francis, NY; Pittsburgh at St. Miami-Buffalo winner vs. Cincinnati-Los An­ 1-4 p.m. and Thursday, Feb. 14, from 6-9 p.m. at the Na­ S t Louis 24 13 6 54 1 56 1 27 John's; George Washington at St. Joseph's; Lendl served at two-thirds speed after feeling twinges Detroit 21 19 4 46 1 51 154 W L Pci. GB geles Raiders winner, TBA tional Guard Armory on Main Street. San Antonio 23 8 .742 Siena at SL Peter’s; Seton Hall at Syracuse; Minnesota 12 25 8 32 134 157 Washington-San Francisco winner vs. in his tummy during a tuneup tournament in Sydney last Utah 23 11 .676 Hofstra at Towson SL; Arizona at Villanova; Bill Holowaty, head coach at Eastern Connecticut Toronto 12 29 3 27 125 179 Chicago-N.Y. Giants winner, TBA Houston 19 14 .576 Grown at Yale. week, then defaulted from a match against Wally Masur Smyths Division State University, is clinician. Dallas 12 19 .387 SOUTH Calgary 24 15 5 53 182 138 Super Bowl The Associated Press before the start of the third set. Lendl resumed practice Minnesota 10 22 .313 Georgia at Alabama; Charleston Southern at Manchester Little League coaches and managers are Los Angolas 24 14 5 53 1 74 140 Sunday, Jan, 27 Orlando 9 26 .257 Augusta; Tennessee Tech at Austin Peay; here later in the week and pronounced himself fit enough Edmonton 19 20 2 40 132 133 At Tampa, Fla, urged to attend. RECORD SWIM — Mike Barrownman of the U.S. comes up for a breath as he heads for a Denver 6 28 .176 Louisiana Tech at Coni Fiorida; Ark.-Little Rock to try to defend his title. Vancouver 18 24 4 40 147 171 AFC champion vs. NFC champion, 6:18 p.m. For further information, contact either Ed Dettore Pacific Division at Centenary; Tenplo at Clomson; Coastal record in the 200-meter breaststroke at the World Swimming Championships Friday in Perth, Winnipeg 13 25 8 34 146 167 EST Meanwhile, No. 2 Becker bounced from defeat to Portland 30 6 .833 < K ) Carolina at Coll, of Charleston; Florida A&M at (643-4482) or Frank Napolitano (646-3092). Source: The Sporting News Friday's Games Phoenix 21 11 .656 NEA Graphic Coppin SL; N. Carolina A&T at Delaware St; Australia. defeat in Adelaide, losing not so magnificently to Mag­ N.Y. Rangers at Detroit 7:35 p.m. LA Lakers 20 11 .645 North Carolina at Duke; Middle Tenn. at E. Ken­ Calgary at Washington, 8:05 p.ra nus Larsson of Sweden in the first round of the Golden State 18 15 .545 Thursday, a .655 percentage. The Knicks made Jacksonville: W. Carolina at Marshall; Lamar at tucky; S. Utah at Fla. International: Mississippi Chicago at Winnipeg, 8:35 p.m. AusU'alian Men’s Hardcourt championship and to Goran Seattle 15 17 .469 only 44 field goals. McNeese SL; Lafayette at Miami, Fla.; Murray SL at Florida; CItadei at Furman; Navy at NFL defensive rookie list Hems among top runners Saturday's Games LA Clippers 12 23 .343 St. at Middle Tenn.; Delaware SL at Morgan St.; George Mason; Stetson at Georgia St.; Virginia NFL Defensive Rookie Ivanisevic of Yugoslavia at the Rio International. Edrmnton at New Jersey, 1:35 p.m. SCORING MACHINE MANCHESTER — Ron Hems, 53, of Manchester Sacramento 7 25 .219 Augusta at N.C.-Ashevllle; James Madison at at Georgia Tech; Grambling SL at Jackson St.; Of The War Philadelphia at Boston, 7:05 p.m. Washington’s Bernard King reassumed the was fourth among all the entrants in the running portion Ivanisevic, who waged a memorable duel with Becker Friday's Games NBA scoring lead Thursday when his 45-point N.C.-Wilmington; NE Louisiana at NW Va. Commonwealth at Jacksonville: American By The Associated Press Barrowman pays off debt Detroit at N.Y. Islanders, 7:35 p.m. before losing at Wimbledon last summer, served 21 aces LA Clippers at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Louisiana; George Washington at Old U. at James Madison; Vanderbilt at Kentucky: The National Football League's Defensive of the Hawaii Ironman Triathlon held at Kona on the big S t Louis at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. effort against the Clippers boosted Ns average Minnesota at Miami, 730 p.m. Dominion; Coll, of Charleston at Richmond; E. Mississippi at LSU; E. Mennonito at Liberty. Flookie of the Ybar named by the Associated against Becker this time to win in three sets. Washington at Montreal, 805 p.m. to 31 points, two-tenths of a point higher than island of Hawaii back in October of last year. Portland at DetrolL 8 p.m. Kentucky at Tennessee SL; Morehead SL at South Alabama at Louisville; S. Carolina St. Press and selected each year by a nationwide Hartford at Toronto, 8:05 p.m. Michael Jordan. King has reached the 40-point Aussie officials won’t have McEnroe to kick around or Atlanta at Chicago, 830 p.m. mark a league-high seven times this season. Tennessee Tech; Louisville at Tulane; Tn.-Chat­ at Md.-E. Shore; Georgia Southern at Mercer; panel of sportwriters and broadcasters: Hems said he just received official results recently. Buffalo at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. Utah at Dallas. 8:30 p.m. tanooga at VMI; Fladlord at Winthrop. Alabama SL at Miss. Valley SL; Bethune-Cook­ kick out, as they did last year when he threw his racket Vancouver at Los Angeles, 1035 p.m. STEPPIN’ OUT thanks to Big Mac attack Hems had a sub-three hour time of 2 hours, 57 minutes Philadelphia at Milwaukee. 9 p.m. Rookie Dennis Scott of Orlando increased his MIDWEST man at Morgan SL; Tennessee SL at Murray 1967— Lem Barney, DetroiL CB and a tantrum on the court during a fourth-round match SL; Texas-Flan American at New Orleans; N.C. Sunday's Games Houston at Phoenix, 9:30 p.m. league-leading 3-pointer total to 66 on N. Iowa at Akron; W. Illinois at Cleveland SL; 1968— Claude Humphrey, Atlanta, E in finishing fourth in the run portion of the triathlon that relay in 3:18.88 and got its first in­ earlier won the 1-meter springboard against Sweden’s Mikael Pemfors. McEnroe’s default set SL Louis at Montreal, 7:05 p.m. Cleveland at LA Lakers. 10:30 p.m. Thursday with a 3-for-3 showing at San An­ SW Missouri SL at Drake; Indiana SL at Illinois Charlotte at Old Dominion; Davidson at Rad­ 1969— Joe Groerre, Pittsburgh, T By LARRY SIDDONS ford; N.C.-Wilmington at Richmond; Lamar at included a 2 1/2 mile swim, 112-mile bicycle ride and 26 Edmonton at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Saturday's Games tonio. Scott, third in long range attempts behind SL; Northridge St. at NE Illinois; Indiana at Pur­ 1970— Bmce Taylor, San Francisco, CB The Associated Press dividual gold medal as Joerg Hof­ and her second victory completed a off a foot-stomping, hooting protest by fans and cost him Hartford at N.Y. Ftangers. 7:35 p.m. Chicago at Charlotte, 7:30 p.m. Michael Adams, 187, and Vernon Maxwell, 164, due; Valparaiso at Wls.-Green Bay; Wls.-Mil- SW Louisiana; Florida SL at South Carolina; 1971— Isiah Robertson, Los Angeles, LB 1/2 mile run. He finished 786th overall with a time of 12 Maryland at South Florida; Memphis SL at fmann won the men’s 400 freestyle Chinese sweep of women’s diving a shot at the title. N.Y. Islanders at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. Miami at DetroiL 7:30 p.m. Is connecting on 41.5 percent from downtown, vraukee at Youngstown SL 1972— Willie Buchanon, Green Bay, CB hours, 44 minutes. He was fifth among all Connecticut in a meet-record 3:48.04. events. Calgary at Winnipeg. 8:05 p.m.. Milwaukee at Indiana, 7:30 p.m. sixth best in the league. SOUTHWEST Southern Miss.; Auburn at Tennessee; Ap­ 1973— Wally Chambers, Chicago, T PERTH, Australia — Pass the No grudge, mates, McEnroe said when he called from Samford at Ark.-Little Rock; Nicholls St. at palachian Sl at Tn.-Chattanooga; Marshall at entrants. Minnesota at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. Atlanta at New York, 7:30 p.m. STREAKS 1974— Jack Lambert Pittsburgh, LB Hoffmann, the 1989 European Gao has not lost since just before Hawaii a few days ago, but a shoulder injury suffered in Stephen F. Austin; Centenary at Texas A&M. VMI; E. Tennessee SL at W. Carolina; Ala.-Bir- burgers and fries. Mike Barrowman New Jersey at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. Denver lost its seventh straight and 13th In 1975— Ftobert Brazils, Houston, LB There were 1,386 starters of which 10 percent did not FAR WEST m in^am at W. Kentucky; N. Carolina SL at 1,500-frcestyle champion for East the 1988 Olympics. She won Friday practice was slow in healing. Hockey Today Boston at Washington, 7:30 p.m. 14 games, 156-133 to Houston on Thursday. 1976— Mike Haynes, New England, S finish, according to Hems. has lowered his world record again Orlando at Dallas. 8:30 p.m. Doane at Air Force; New Mexico St. at Fres­ Wake Forest; East Carolina at William & Mary; 1977— A.J. Duhe, Miami, T Germany, said the same old feeling despite a poor performance in her Saturtlay, Jan. 12 The Rockets entered the game having lost six and paid off a debt that had been Pete Sampras, who beat McEnroe, Lendl and Agassi Utah at San Antonio, 830 p.m. no SL; UNLV at Pacific U.; Fullerton St. at San Campbell at Winthrop. 1978— Al Baker, Detroit E SCOREBOARD In a row at McNIchols Arena. washed over him when he stood on final dive that allowed runner-up on the way to winning the U.S. Open in September with Cleveland at Denver, 930 p.m. Jose SL; Prairie View at Vfashington SL MIDWEST 1979— Jim Haslett, Buffalo, LB weighing him down for more than Vancouver at Los Angeles (10:35 p.m. EST). SUITCASE BLUES Phoenix at Golden State. 10:30 p.m. W. Michigan at Ball SL; Indiana St. at Brad­ 1980— Buddy Curry, Atlanta, LB, and Al Mets sign Dave Magadan the victory stand and was saluted by Irina Lashko to creep to within 15 100 aces, and Ivanisevic may be the strongest chal­ Los Angeles has a live-game winning streak. Sacramento's loss at Charlotte was Its lOlh In two years. Seatlle at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 15 ley; Detroit at Butler; Wis.-Mllwaukee at Ftichardson, Atlanta, LB STATS 11 games overall, 12th straight on the road and the old West German anthem, now points. lengers to Edberg as the Swede seeks his third Australian Sunday’s Games EAST Chicago SL; Virginia Tech at Cincinnati; III.- 1981— Lawrence Taylor, N.Y, Giants, LB NEW YORK (AP) — Dave Magadan agreed to a one- A junk-food junkie intent on aton­ CNcago tied a team record with five power- 16th In 17 away games tNs season. ... Orlan­ the national anthem of a united na­ Portland at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Sc'ton Hall at Boston Collage: Canislus at Chlcago at Cleveland SL; Evansville at Dayton; 1982— Chlp Banks, Cleveland, LB “I’m very excited,” said Gao, the title. He won here on grass in 1985 and 1987. play goals in its 7-2 victory over Toronto on do's loss at San Antonio was its 17th In 18 road year contract Friday with the New \brk Mets, tripling his ing for an Olympic flop, Barrowman Houston at LA Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Niagara: Providence at SL John's: Brooklyn Akron at E. Illinois; ^ w lln g Green at E. 1983— Vernon Maxwell, Baltimore, LB tion. 1-meter springboard winner who has Thur^ay night Michel Goulet scored two of the games. lowered the mark in the men’s 200- Sampras and Ivanisevic are both classic serve-and-vol- Col. at Yale. MicNgan; Creighton at Illinois SL; Indiana at 1984— Bill Maas, Kansas City, NT salary to $1.25 million. power-play goals and Jeremy RoenIcK. Dave SHOOTING BLANKS “There is no difference, winning been bothered by shoulder injuries. leyers like Edberg, though Ivanisevic has yet to prove he SOUTH Iowa; Kansas SL at Iowa SL; Missouri at Kan­ 1985— Duane Bickett, Indianapolis, LB The first baseman was third in the National League meter breaststroke to 2 minutes, Manson and Adam Creighton had the others. ... NBA Today Rex Chapman of Charlotte made only 1 of 9 LSU at Alabama. sas; Ohio U. at Kent SL; Marquette vs. Loyola, 1986— John OfferdaN, Miami, LB for East Germany or a united Ger­ “It’s been a very difficult champion­ has the physical and mental stamina to win a Grand Slam Pittstxjrgh has won 12 of Its last 16 games. ... shots and scored 2 points in the Hornets' last season with a .328 batting average, the second 11.23 seconds at the World Swim­ Saturday, Jan. 12 MIDWEST III. at the Horizon, FIosemonL III.; Minnesota at 1987— Shane Conlan, Buffalo, LB Montreal is 7-1-1 since left wing Mika MePhae 101-59 victory over Sacramento on Thursday. many,” he said. ships for me, 'out I was able to get championship. SCOREBOARD Wichita St. at Creighton; Ill.-Chicago at Iowa Michigan SL; Wis.-Green Bay at N. Illinois; 1988— Erik McMillan, N.Y. Jets, S highest in Mets history. He had 28 doubles, six triples, ming Championships Friday night. returned after missing 16 games with a groin in­ Travis Mays of the Kings also stnjggled, going China turned in its most impres­ the medals because of the help of Phoenix at Golden State (10:30 p.m. EST). SL; Norihridge St. at Loyola. III.; Oklahoma at Vbungstown SL at NE Illinois; Illinois at Ohio 1989— Derrick Thomas, Kansas City, LB 72 RBIs and 74 walks. It was a wirc-to-wirc win, with Sampras, Ae California son of Greek immigrants, will jury. ... Hanford is unbmten (7-0-2) at Van­ Two of the league's highest-scoring teams, 4-for-15. ... Tim Legler of Denver was 4-for-15 Missouri; Kansas SL at Mo.-Kansas City; Sl ; CenL Michigan at Toledo: Valparaiso at W. sive performance of the champion­ my doctors and coaches.” couver since Feb. 1,1985. 1990— Mark Carrier, Chicago, S Magadan, 28, had seven hits in seven consecutive at- Barrowman leading the fastest pack have one advantage over most players — the strong sup­ each averaging over 117 points, meet for only In the Nuggets' 156-133 loss to Houstoa ... DePaul at N. Illinois; West Virginia at Notre Illinois; S. Illinois at Wichita SL; Michigan at ships with a 1-2 finish in the The U.S. women’s water polo STREAKS the second time this season. In Game 1, the Nick Anderson of Orlando was 6-for-21 as the Dame; E. Illinois at S. Illlrxils; Massachusetts at Wisconsin: Mo.-Kansas City at Wright SL; SL bats June 12-13 at Chicago, and tied a team record with in the history of the event. And the port of Melbourne’s Greek community, the largest in the Buffalo's 5-2 loss to Los Angeles on Suns won 126-119 on Nov. 7. Magic lost 117-111 at San Antorto. In his last Louis at Xavier, Ohio. women’s 100 butterfly. Qian Hong, Xavier, Ohio. three doubles on July 31 at Montreal. Potomac, Md., champion attributed team was eliminated from the gold- world outside Greece. Thursday night ended an eight-game unbeaten STARS lour games, Anderson has made 13 of 50, or 26 SOUTHWEST SOUTHWEST the 1986 Asian Games champion, medal race when it lost to the streak. ... Philadelphia's 4-1 loss to Moscow Thursday percenL Arkansas at Texas Christian. Southern Meth. at Arkansas; Texas Tech at His best day came June 12 at Wrigley Field, when he it to his coach, willpower and Big Steffi Graf, the women’s top seed, is going after her Dynamo on Thursday night was Its third staright David Roblnsoa Spurs, matched his career SPEAKING Houston; NW Louisiana at North Texas; Ok­ Radio, TV went 4-for-4 against the Cubs and drove in six runs. Macs. won in 59.68 over Wang Xiaohong, Netherlands 9-6 in the semifinals. fourth straight Australian title. She hasn’t won a Grand against Soviet opposition since It beat the high with 43 points and added 12 rebounds, 10 “What went wrong? Shooting, passing, drib­ Wednesday, Jan. 16 lahoma Sl at Oklahoma: Stephen F.Austin at the ’90 Asian Games winner. Crissy The Dutch play for the champion­ SwIet Red Army 4-1 in 1976. Magadan, who made $395,000 last season, was Barrowman felt listless after set­ Slam tournament since last January, but is fit and eager blocks and four steals as San Antonio outlasted bling. It was all ugly. I just wanted the floor to EAST SW Texas SL; McNeese SL at Sam Houston Ahmann-Leighton of the United ship Saturday against Canada, which SHOTS ON GOAL Orlando 117-111. Robinson was 14-for-21 from open up so we could just disappear." — William & Mary at American U.; Northeastern SL; DePaul at Texas; Baylor at Texas A&M; eligible for salary arbitration for the first time this winter. ting a meet record of 2:13.82 in the to put behind her a year of assorted ailments, injuries and Chicago goaltender Ed Balfour recorded his the field and 15-for-15 from the foul line. Sacramento coach Dick Motta after his team at Drexel; Temple at Duquesne; Lehigh at For- Flice at Texas Christian; Sioutharn U. at Texas Today morning heats, so he went to a near­ States was fourth, just .28 seconds beat Hungary 8-7. personal problems. NHL-leading 26th victory In the Blackhawks' 7-2 Bernard King artd Hanrey Grant, Bullets: King becarrw the second least productive In league dham; Army at Lafayette; Richmond at Navy; Southern; NE Louisiana at Texas-Arlington; victory over Toronto on Thursday night. Ho Noon — College basketball: Cincinnati at behind the winner. Barrowman has held the world scored 45 points on 18-for-30 shooting and history, scoring only 59 points in a 42-point loss Boston U. at New Hampshire; Hartford at Siena; Samford atTexas-San Antonio; Drake at Tulsa. South Carolina, MSG, NESN by McDonald’s for an energy boost. “I’ve told myself that I have to enjoy it more. There made 25 saves. ... Buffalo goaltender Clint Grant had a career-best 34 points and 10 at Charlotte. Penn at SL Joseph's: Connecticut at Syracuse; FAR WEST Pete Sampras may withdraw Linlcy Frame won the 100 record since Aug. 4, 1989, lowering shouldn’t be so many hassles and tough times,” she said Malarchuk allowed five goals on 10 shots 12:30 p.m. — AFC playoffs: Dolphins at Bills, He came away refreshed and a rebounds as Washington beat the LA Clippers Rider at Towson SL Utah at Air Force; N. Arizona at Boise St.; Chs. 30,2^ \WFAN (AM-660) ADELAIDE, Australia (AP) — U.S. Open champion breaststroke in 1:08.81, giving it three times since then. He was before being replaced in the Sabres' 5-2 loss to 122- 110. "I really wanted us to get to 60. That's why I SOUTH SW Missouri SL at Colorado; New Mexico SL at soon-to-be world champion. a few days ago. Los Angeles on Thursday night. called a late timeouL I told them to get to 60. 12:30 p.m. — College basketball: Vtbke Australia its second gold in swim­ favored to win an Olympic gold Milch Richmond. Warriors, made 13 of 17 VanderNIt at Auburn; Duke at Citadel; W. Fulierton SL; New Mexico at Hawaii; Pepper­ Forest at Clemson, ESPN Pete Sampras may withdraw from the Australian Open “A Big Mac, a Quarterpounder, The 21-year-old missed two months of tennis last year STARS shots and scored 32 points as Golden State but wo couldn't oven do that" — Motta again. dlne at Loyola Marymount; E. Washington at Carolina at Clamson; Tennessee at Florida: 1:30 p.m. — Oilers at Devils, SportsChannal ming. American record-holder medal in 1988 but finished fourth, a Thursday beat Seattle for the third time this season. Montana; Idaho at Montana SL; Gonzaga at because of a lingering shin injury. all that kind of stuff,” he said when with a broken thumb from a skiing accident, endured Butler at Jacksonville; VirgINa at Maryland; 2 p.m. — College basketball: Iowa State at — Vl/ayne Gretzky, Tomas Sandstrom and 113-103. Tracey McFarlane, who plans to defeat that still haunts him. Big East Conference C all Kentucky at Mississippi; Georgia at Mississippi Ffortland; San Francisco at San Diego; Texas-EI Nebraska. MSG, NESN The first Grand Slam event of the year begins Monday asked what he had to eat. “That drawn-out speculation over her father Peter’s sex life, Tony Granato, Kings. Gretzky had four assists. SCORING MARKS w L W L Paso at San Diego SL; Pacific U. at San Jose in Melbourne. Sampras is seeded fourth. retire after the meet, was sixth in “Since Sept. 23, 1988, I have not and had surgery for a sinus condition. But she is deter­ Sandstrom scored two goals and Granato SL; N. Carolina SL at North Carolina; VirgINa 2:30 p.m. — Skating: Olympic Winterfest must have been what did it.” Sacramento endured the second-worst team CONNECTICUT 3 0 12 1 Tech at South Carolina; Chicago St. at SL; SL Mary's, Cal. at Santa Clara; Stanford at Channel 3 1:10.78. thought past Jan. 11, 1991,” he said, added a goal as Los Angeles reunited its top scoring performance In NBA history at Charlotte Seton Hell 3 1 10 2 Southern Cal; UC Irvine at UC Santa Barbara: The Californian limped through a 2-hour, 27-minute mined to stay focused on her game this year. line for the first time since Nov. 29 in a 5-2 vic­ Southern U. 3 p.m. — College basketball: Hartford at Janet Evans, the world record- referring to the dates of Olympic on Thursday, managing just 59 points on 22- Pittsburgh 2 1 13 3 MIDWEST Long Beach SL at UNLV; Fresno SL at Utah SL; match with Stefan Edberg in the Rio Challenge exhibi­ The 22-year-old from the Univer­ “I’m not really under pressure” in Melbourne, she tory over Buffalo. Lamar, Channel 18. WNEZ (AM-910) for-74 shooting, or 29.7 percenL in Its 42-point Georgetown 1 1 9 3 Wright St. at Bowling Green; E. Michigan at Oregon St. at Washington; Oregon at holder and Olympic champion, led and world championship races. “I — Tom Barrasso, Penguins, mads 37 saves 3 p.m. — Bowling: PBA AC-Delco Classic, tion tournament today before losing 6-7 (5-7), 6-3, 7-6 sity of Michigan won one of two said. “It is nice, though, to have not lost on that specific loss to the Hornets. Qnly Milwaukee, which Syracuse 1 2 13 2 CenL Michigan; N. Iowa at Detroit; Miami, Fla. Washington SL; Idaho SL at Weber St.; Brigham Chs. 8, 40 In Pittsburgh's 5-1 victory over Calgary lor his gold medals for the United States as qualifiers for the women’s 800 am so happy it’s over with.” (stadium) court before.” scored 57 points in a 5-point loss to Boston on SL John's 1 2 10 2 at Kansas: Ball SL at MlatN, Ohio; Toledo at Vbung at Wyoming. (9-7). 10th victory In 11 games. 4 p.m. — NFC playoffs: Redskins at 49ers, freestyle in 8:33.19, with Julie Nick Gillingham of Britain, who Feb. 27, 1955, has finished a game with fewer Providence 1 2 10 4 Ohio U.; Kant SL at W. MicNgaa Channel 3, WFAN “I’m very concerned,” the 19-year-old Sampras said of swimming resumed after a rest day. She said the younger players, like 17-year-old Seles, — Dave Christian and Craig Janney, Bruins, points. Boston College 1 2 9 5 McDonald of Australia second- shared the world record with Bar­ each scored two goals as Boston extended SOUTHWEST 4 p.m. — College basketball: Duquesne at his aching leg. “It’s a problem I’ve had for three or four The men’s 400-meter freestyle were posing more of a threat than in the past. Houston, despite being without Injured all-star Villanova 1 3 8 6 Southern Meth. at Baylor; Texas Tech at Penn State. SportsChannel, MSG Quebec's winless streak at the Boston Garden Sunday, Jan. 20 fastest by .27 seconds. The 800 rowman for about 12 hours before center Akeem Qlajuwon, posted the third- 4 p.m. — College basketball: Kansas State at months and iu not getting any better. relay team of Tom Jager, Brent “Now they live more for tennis,” Graf added. to 14 games with a 5-3 victory. Rice. EAST hlghest second half scoring total in league his­ Thursday's Results FAR WEST Missouri, NESN “Do I play in the Australian Open and risk my whole Lang, Doug Gjertsen and Matt freestyle final is set for Saturday the American lowered it to 2:12.89 Michel Goulet and Jeremy Roenick, Blackh­ tory with 94 points In its 156-133 rout of Denver. Tulane at Hofstra; Hartford at Maine. UConn 115, Central Connecticut 47 Arizona at Arizona SL; Nevada at Boise SL; FAR WEST 4 p.m. — Golf: Tucson Open, third round, night. in Tokyo in on Aug. 20, 1989, took awks, each scored two goals In a 7-2 victory Only Atlanta, 97 against San Diego on Feb. 11, Villanova 70, Verirxint 68 ESPN year? That’s the decision I have to make.“ Biondi won in a meet-record over Toronto. Portland at Gonzaga; Loyola Marymount at California at UCLA. Evans won her first world title in third behind Norbert Rozsa of Hun­ 1970, and Philadelphia, 95 points against Seat­ Saturday's Games Pepperdlne; Stanford at UCLA. 4:30 p.m. — Swimming arxl diving world 3:17.15. Biondi, the 100 freestyle STATUS tle on Dec. 20, 1967, have scored more in a Boston College at Georgetown championships, Chs. 8, 40 gold medalist and world record- the 400 freestyle Wednesday. gary, who set the world record in the Hartford iWhalors right wing Kevin Dineen second half. Syracuse at Seton Hall 7 p.m. — Flyers at Bruins, NESN 100 breaststroke on the first day of was released from a hospital Thursday after SUPERB IN DEFEAT Providence at Pittsburgh Thursday, Jan. 17 Walker gets a bobsled ride holder at the distance, swam a 48.27 In diving, Gao Min of China be­ EAST 7:30 p.m. — Hawks at Knicks. MSG (not treatment for complications related to a diges­ Patrick Ewing of New York had 42 points. 16 Sunday's Gams avallabis in all areas), WFAN LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (AP) — Herschel Walker got anchor leg, the sixth-fastest in his­ came the first winner of two in­ swimming Monday. tive disorder. Dineen had been hospitalized Vermont at Colgate; New Hampshire vs. 1 rebounds and six blocks in 35 minutes when St. John's at UConn (Gampel), 4 p.m. Dartmouth at Derry. N.H.; CenL Connecticut SL SPORTS 7:30 p.m. — Celtics at Bullets, Channel 18, dividual gold medals at the cham­ The eight qualifiers all bettered since Jan. 2 with weight loss and fatigue related the Knicks lost 129-122 to Indiana on Thursday. Monday's Gams W ill (AM-1400) his first taste of riding down a bobsled run Friday. tory. He now holds the top eight to Crohn's disease. Dineen, third on the at Delaware; Rutgers at George Wbshington; 2:16.41 in the heats, making this the Ewing made 18 of 20 free throws to equal Char­ Georgetown at Villanova 7:30 p.m. — College basketball: Towson The Minnesota Vikings running back and driver Brian relay-leg times. pionships when she took the Whalers In scoring with 13 goals and 15 as­ les Smith of the Clippers' league season-high. Tuesday's Games Wagner at Long Island U.; La Salle at Loyola, Md.; Brooklyn Col. at Marist; Hofstra at Md.-Bal- TRIVIA State at Central Connecticut Channel 26 Shimer covered the 1,430-meter Olympic bobsled course Germany finished second in the women’s 3-meter springboard. Gao fastest 200 breaskstroke field ever. sists, could rejoin the team after the NHL All- Benoit Benjamin of the Clippers scored 24 Seton Hall at Boston College 8 p.m. — Whalers at Maple Leals, Star Gama on Jan. 19. points and grabbed 19 rebounds In LA's Providence at SL John’s timore County; Fairleigh Dickinson at Mount SL in one minute, 2.03 seconds, about five or six seconds off Mary’s, Md.; Manhattan at Niagara; Rhode Is­ SportsChannel. WTIC (AM-1080) SPEAKING 122-110 loss at Washington. Wednesday’s Game 8 p.m. — Nets at 76ars, Channel 9 of what is considered a good run. "It's never going to change. The most impor­ Michael Adams of Dtonver scored 39 points UConn at Syracuse, 7 p.m. land at Penn SL; Monmouth, N.J. at SL Francis, NY; Iona at SL Pater's. 8 p.m. — College basketball: Providence at tant guy on your team Is the goaltender. If the — 15 on 5-for-ll shooting from 3-point range Saturday, Jan. 19 Walker said he wasn’t out to break any records, but SOUTH Pittsburgh, NESN (delayed broadcast) NHL GMs to recommend goalie plays well, you're in the game." — Pit­ — and handed out 12 assists In the Nuggets' Providence at UConn (Civic Center), 8 p.m. What Is t|;ie origin South Florida at Ala.-BIrmIngham; N.C.- 10 p.m. — College football: Japan Bowl, rather to get experience in the sled and on the tsburgh Penguins coach Bob Johnson. 156-133 loss to Houston. Adams was 14-for-27 Georgetown at Boston College ESPN Greensboro at Campbell; Arkansas SL at CenL of Gaelic football? from the field in 33 minutes. Seton Hall at Syracuse refrigerated track. Florida; Samford at Centenary: Charleston 11:30 p.m. — College basketball: UNLV at STATS Pittsburgh at SL John’s “It felt good,” Walker said. “It doesn’t compare to any­ Southern at Davidson; Georgia Southern at Fresno State, SportsChannel (joined In Indiana used 11 players in its 129-122 victory Arizona at Villanova progress) Georgia SL; Bethune-Cookman at Howard U.; thing I’ve ever done before." at New Vbrk on Thursday and each made at the use of instant replay Furman at Liberty; Florida A&M at Morgan SL; CO Walker is vying for a position as a brakeman on the Bowling least one field goal and grabbed at least one of­ Coastal Carolina at N.C.-Ashoville; Lamar at U.S. National Bobsled Team that will compete in the the defending Stanley Cup cham­ fensive rebound. ... Denver attempted 127 College hoop schedule Now Qrleans; SE Louisiana at Nicholls SL; MONTREAL (AP) — National “There’s a general feeling that shots in Its loss to Houston, only 17 less than By The Associated Press Texas-Ran American at SW Louisiana; Tulane Sunday 1992 Winter Olympics. Hockey League general managers this is what we wanted,” said pion Calgary Flames were 9 Blossom Sacramento (74) and Charlotte (70) took in their at Southern Miss.; N.C. Charlotto at Va. Com­ game. ... The Indiana Facers, 2-16 on the road, The major college basketball schedule for 12:30 p.m. — NFC playoffs: Bears at Giants, have recommended that video O’Neill. “Wc just haven’t found a eliminated from the playoffs after Donna Eichler 184-465, Kay Donovan 177, monwealth; Old DorNnion at W. Kontucky. and Orlando Magic, 1-17, each won at Madison Jan. 14-20: Channel 3, WFAN referee Denis Morel disallowed an Laura Francis 179, Doris Hattin 454. MIDWEST replays be used to decide disputed way to do it.” Square Garden this season. ... Golden State, Monday, Jan. 14 1 p.m. — College basketball: SL Louis at EAST SL Louis at Dayton; Illinois SL at Drake; UAB, ESPN ND’s Ismail giving no hints goals as early as next season, league The managers recommended apparent goal against the Los An­ GOP Women 113-103 winners at Seattle on Thursday, Is 3-0 Michigan St. at Illinois; Northwestern at against the SuperSonics this season. Md.-Baltlmore County at Bucknell; Assump­ 1 p.m. — College basketball: Notre Dams at vice president Brian O’Neill said using replays from television broad­ geles Kings. tion at Holy Cross: Fairfield at Maine; Colgate at Michigan; Purdue at Minnesota; Morehead SL Jeannle Trudeau 200-494, Laurence Faucher STRIPES Miami, SportsChannel (tape) SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) — A Notre Dame spokes­ Manhattan: Robert Morris at Monmouth, N.J.; at NE Illinois; Marquette at Notre Dame; Friday. casts where they are available, at There were two incidents at Bos­ 179-480, Carol Bagshaw 178, Ceil Ray 175, Eddie Johnson, a member of the Supor- 3 p.m. — College basketball: Butler at Loyola, Md. at Navy; SL Bonaventure at Rhode Northridge SL at WIs.-Mllwaukoo; Iowa at Wis­ man said Friday that football star Raghib “Rocket” Is­ ton Gardens this season in which Helen Zalegowskl 452, Cathy Byrnes 453, Sonlcs for only about a month. Is already within Detroit. SportsChannel (taped) O’Neill said the 21 general least for the first year. Installation of Island: Iona at Siena; Mount SL Mary's, Md. at consin; Evansville at Xavier, Ohio. mail has no* discussed a possible move to the NFL with Joanne Allard 464, Joyce Tyler 472, Dawna 19 straight free throws of tying Jack SIkma's 4 p.m. — AFC playoffs: Bengals al Raiders, special replay cameras may prove Bruins opponents were deprived of St. Francis, NY; Georgetown vs. Vllianova at SOUTHWEST managers agreed only on the prin­ Smith 452. franchise record of 50 stralghL established Chs. 30, 22, WFAN any school officials. . the Spectrum: SL Francis, Pa. at Wagner. NE Louisiana at North Texas; McNeese SL at ciple of using replays and the league too costly, O’Neill said. goals that unofficial replays showed during the 1981-62 season. SW Texas SL; Sam Houston SL at Stephen 4 p.m. — College basketball: SL John’s at “There has been no conversation between Raghib and SOUTH UConn, Channel 3, WPOP (AM-1410), WILI must still determine how to put it “Ninety per cent of the (regular went in. The visitors ended up SORRY EFFORT Alcorn SL at Alabama SL: Furman at Ap­ F.Auslin; Houston at Texas; NW Louisiana at (coach) Lou Holtz or anybody else at Notre Dame about 9 Sacramento had as many turnovers (22) as Texas-Arlington; Ark.-Little Rock at Toxas-San 5 p.m. — Golf: Tucson Open, final round, season) games arc televised now, losing both games. palachian St.; Bradley at Austin Peay; S. ESPN into practice. Scholastic field goals In Its 101-50 loss at Charlotte on Carolina SL vs. Bethune-Cookman at the Antonio: S. Illinois at Tulsa. making a decision to leave,” said sports information and all of the playoffs,” he said. The National Football League has Thursday and managed 12, 15, 20 and 12 FAR WEST 7 p.m. — College basketball: USC at Arizona Ocean Center, Daytona Beech, Fla.; Davidson Stale, NESN points for the four periods, i^ lc h the Hornets Brigham Young at Colorado SL; Long Beach director John Heisler. They voted on the resolution at a “One solution is to make do with u.sed replays since 1986, with con­ at Campbell: Charleston Southern at Coastal 7 p.m. — Oilers at Flyers, SportsChannel won by 10, 10, 6 and 16 points. Carolina: Md.-E. Shore at Coppin St.; Wake SL at Fullerton SL; Texas-EI Paso at Hawaii; N. The National reported Friday that Ismail will likely meeting this week in Phoenix and what wc have.” stant controversy over their effec­ Th« Associated Press Bennet girls’ basketball Minus Antoine Carr, who lad the Kings with Arizona at Idaho SL; Idaho at Montana; E. 7:30 p.m. — Whalers at lin g e rs , Channel Forest at Duke; Citadel at E. Tennessee SL; ZUt u| ‘puBieJi ‘euBis 20. MSG, W re (AM-1080), WILI skip his senior season to enter the NFL draft. the recommendation will be for­ tiveness and the long delays they CHARGED — Olympic gold medalist Carl Bennot Junior High girfe' basketball team fell 21 points on 10-for-21 shooting, Sacramento George Mason at East Carolina; U.S. Interna­ Washington at Montana SL; Sl Mary's, Cal. at was 12-for-53 from the field, a .226 percentage. San Diego; New Mexico at San Diego SL; Fres­ )B mnon 'BA M)Bey^ bbm 9 p.m. — College hockey: SL Lawrence at “It's logical to think he would be giving it some con­ warded to the league’s board of NHL general managers have cause. However, the NFL uses to Glastonbury, 47-40, Thursday. Julio Melser tional at Fla. International: N. Carolina A&T at qoiBui pepodej isenJBg W Boston Univorslly, NESN Lewis was arrested by police in Houston had eight polnU. W anda Nappar seven and STARTERS Florida A&M; Stetson vs. Florida SL at Orlando no St. at San Jose SL; San Francisco at Santa sideration, if people are throwing around the dollar governors, who will make the ul­ looked into using replays for the last replays for all sorts of calls, includ­ Indiana's starling five combined to make 38 Clara; Calilornia at Southern Cal; UNLV at UC 9 p.m. — Boxing: Top Rank Boxing: Charles Debbie Wasko and Gena OriowskI six each lor Coliseum: Texas Southern at Grambling SL; vs. David Taylor, USBA junior welterweight tide, ing penalties. The NHL would use Friday on drunken driving charges. Lewis, 29, of 58 field goal attempts at New York on Southern U. at Jackson SL: W. Kontucky at Irvine; Pacific U. at Utah St.; Qregon at amounts they talk about these days, Heisler said. I timate decision, probably at their an­ five years and the idea gained sup­ BenneL now 3-3. ESPN think it’s crazy to think that he’s not.” nual meeting next June. port during last year’s playoffs when them only on disputed goals. was the driver of a car carrying four men.

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Raul Getty Museum in California; along with a handful of other art objects, and allegedly ment of glass from early stages in the Near East through The Associated Press offspring are buried in the shade of munity’s unofficial historian. She is D’Oeste. The first immigrants arrived in The Associated Press pine, eucalyptus, mango and palm The total number of descendants and Dietrich Wildung, director of the Egyptian Museum ended up at the San Antonio Museum of Art. later Roman and Islamic periods. one of the few who speaks English, Like Mills, most of the descen­ 1866, drawn by reports from J in Brazil is difficult to gauge. Some AMERICANA, Brazil — The trees. complete with a drawl. American Protestant missionaries SAN ANTONIO — The Lone Star Brewery folks in Berlin. Museum officials contend the article was “sensation­ While the antiquities collection has been praised^ for dants know little of their family his­ probably are unaware of their Con­ al” and insist no evidence has been found that the aroma of Southern fried chicken and Among them is the great-uncle of “They were not allowed to bury tories. and the Brazilian government that surely never would have imagined it. The new wing features the Arnold and Marie Smith its range, the museum isn’t claiming to rival the “en­ the strains of “Dixie” fill the air. A federate ancestry, others went else­ Schwartz Gallery for ancient glass, the Estelle Black- museum’s 8-foot statue was illegally brought into the cyclopedic collections” of the Boston Museum of Fine Rosalynn Carter, wife of former their dead in the Roman Catholic About 3,500 Southerners arrived their knowledge of cotton farming Their beer factory, the biggest in Texas when it Confederate flag flutters in a warm President Carter. His epitaph reads: where and there is no record of their bum Gallery of Greek and Roman decorative arts and country. Arts or New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art. cemeteries because they were all between 1866 and 1890 to settle this was needed. opened more than a century ago, is a cozy museum these A breeze. numbers. the Gilbert Denman Gallery for ancient sculpture. The museum is cooperating with the U.S. Customs “Boston and the Metropolitan both opened their doors “To the Memory of W.S. Wise. Protestants, so they built this one, southeastern region, where the Another attraction was the abun­ days, commanding the attention of art experts Young women in colorful hoop In 1967, Mrs. Jones chronicled worldwide. Though some pieces are on loan, most come from an Service and the U.S. attorney’s office in an investiga­ in 1870, so they had plenty of years of collecting on us,” Bom in Edgefield, South Carolina, which also serves as a monmument climate and soil are similar to the dant slave labor available in Brazil, skirts square-dance with partners Oct. 13, 1833. Died in Santa Bar­ the Confederate immigration in the extensive 1986 donation by Denman and the museum’s tion, Scott said. The statue, lent by an anonymous donor, Scott said, adding that the advantage of the San Antonio to our heritage,” Mrs. Jones said, southeastern United States. They in­ Mrs. Jones said. Slavery was not Just a decade old, the San Antonio Museum of Art is dressed in the gray uniforms of the bara, Brazil, April 14, 1877.” book “Soldier Rest, A North acquisition of the Siark-Willson antiquities collection. was noticeably absent when the antiquities exhibit collection is its “human scale.” pointing to a concrete obelisk with troduced cotton, the metal plow and abolished in Brazil until 1888. creating a noticeable niche for itself with a collection of Confederacy. An inscription on another American Epic Under Brazilian A highlight of the antiquities collection is an eight- opened. The antiquities collection isn’t all that’s publicizing four Confederate flags engraved on the sewing machine. Skies.” She wrote it in Portuguese, Initially, the transplanted Greek and Roman antiquities, a burgeoning Egyptian art Welcome to Americana, where tombstone captures the defiance of it. foot marble sculpture of the Roman emperor and “We didn’t want to have a situation where people the mu.seum, which previously was best known for its Many settlers could not adapt and but hopes for an English translation. Americans did not mix with the display and a big Mexican visiting art show. A descendants of Rebels who fled the those who came to Brazil: philosopher Marcus Aurelius dating to 140 A.D. Ex­ were coming in simply to sec that sculpture and missing folk art collection. Sitting at a picnic table watching nearly 3,000 returned to the United local residents. Integration and inter­ United States after the Civil War Most of the Civil War exiles were “We’ve received very high praise from our col­ cavated in 1771, it reveals the trend of that time — the other 96 pieces,” Scott said. It is one of three nationwide playing host to “Mexico: “Roberto Stell Steagall — Once a the square dance was Sydney Mills, States by the turn of the century, marriage with Brazilians was hold an annual picnic to keep some plantation owners, she said, but the leagues, both here and abroad,” said Gerry Scott, the replacing pieces missing from the original. He added that its size would have made it more dif­ Splendors of Thirty Centuries.” The exhibit will be here Rebel, Twice a Rebel and Forever a a large man in a cowboy haL boots Mrs. Jones said. of their traditions alive — even group included teachers, doctors, frowned upon. museum s sneient art curator. **People came through and The “Sleeping Ariadne,” a Roman sculpture copying ficult to remove and return to the owner and said its four months between stops in New York and Los An­ Rebel. Bom Sept. 1899. Died Jan. and leather vesL who carried a “They had their own teachers, though most of them don’t speak 1985.” Most of the immigrants eventual­ lawyers, businessmen and adven­ said, ‘My goodness, look what you have here in San An­ a Greek original dating from the 2nd century A.D., once period in art history already was represented in the ex­ geles and will be greeted in San Antonio by Mexican riding crop. Mills, 73, is nicknamed tonio.’” English. ly moved to Americana, which grew turers. doctors, preachers and language to was in a private collection in England. Its history is hibit. President Carlos Salinas de Gortari the week of its April Steagall’s paternal grandfather, “The Texan.” up around the region’s first railroad protect their values from outside in­ Memories of the Rebel past Henry Farrar Steagall, was a Texan “They came from all over the The current cheers are for the museum’s Ewing Hal- traceable to the 1600s. The Denman Gallery pieces range from the 6th cen­ 4 opening. “I’ve been dressing like this for station, built in 1875. The city now fluences,” Mrs. Jones said. remain strong in this fertile sugar­ who served in Gen. Robert E. Lee’s South: Alabama, Georgia, Texas, sell Wing for ancient art, unveiled in November with The Roman “Deer Hunter” sarcophagus, a marble tury B.C. to the 3rd century A.D., while the Blackburn TTie exhibit will occupy 25,000 square feet, and con­ more than 30 years as a way to pay is known for textile mills. The self-imposed segregation cane region 85 miles northwest of army and arrived in Brazil in 1866. South Carolina and Mississippi,” much fanfare and a symposium by appreciative experts. case for burying the dead, dates from the 2nd century Gallery’s pottery and vases demonstrate the develop­ struction workers are busy renovating another building homage to my Confederate ances­ Today, Mrs. Jones said, no more began crumbling in the early 1900s. Sao Raulo, Brazil’s largest city. “Wherever our ancestors settled, she said in an interview. “They all Among those attending were former San Antonio an­ and features intricate carvings. ment of decorative arts in the Classical Period from of the old brewery to aeeommodate it. Two galleries of tors,” Mills said in Portuguese. His than 3OO of the people living in or Grandchildren of the settlers mar­ tiquities curator, Carlos Picon, now with the In a graveyard at nearby Santa they were warmly welcomed, except felt conditions under Reconstruction A sculpture not on display also has generated news. 2000 B.C. to 300 B.C. Egyptian art adjoining the new Halsell Wing also will grandfather, William Thatcher near this city of 160,000 can uace ried outside the community and Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York; Cornelius Barbara D’Oeste, about 400 Con­ at the local cemetery,” said Judith would be unbearable, so they Connoisseur magazine reported this fall that a Roman The Schwartz Gallery, described as one of the top six close temporarily to make room for the Mexican show. Mills, came from Dallas in 1866 to their ancestry directly to Con­ decided to leave the old South and began to mix with Brazilian culture. Japanese aid program CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Notices Lot(/Land for Sole...... Merchandise Musical Items...... may fit in with new era Lott/Found...... Investment Property ... Camera* and Photo Equipment.. Fvrionolt...... Business Property...... JteA Speciolis^DgitLj Holiday Seosonol...... 71 Pet* and Supplies...... Announctmtnit Resort Property..... Miscellaneous for Sole...... 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