20 MANCHESTER HERALD, TUesday, Dec. 4, 1990 SCOREBOARD WEDNESDAY

Big East Confsrsnes O'all W L W L Basketball CONNECTICUT 0 0 3 0 Syracuse 0 0 4 0 ECHO Hockey LOCAL NEWS INSIDE Pittstxjrgh 0 0 4 1 NBA standings Providence 0 0 4 0 Georgetown 0 0 3 0 Pee WIee A EASTERN CONFERENCE S i John's 0 0 3 0 Atlantic Division Villanova 0 0 3 1 «E’$6oTAtosr CR Klawin Construction bowed to Hamden, ■ Manchester man charged as gambler. W' L PM. GB 3-2, and tied East Haven, 3-3. Eric Hurtuk had Ulanr^Htpr Seton Hall 0 0 2 1 Boston 13 3 .813 Boston College 0 0 5 1 LEAST two goals and Nate Spieker, Scott Cochran and Philadelphia 11 6 .647 Kyle Klewin apiece. Goalie Todd Fleuswlrlh Now Y)rt( 6AMES ■ Environmentally aware students. 7 8 .467 Monday's Results had 49 saves In the two games. Spieker, Jason New Jersey 6 10 .375 Virginia 84, Pittsburgh 80 hoenix 4 8 0 .333 192 295 Jason Reid had two goals and W h ltn ^ Fitter- student population. Peak said. 10-15 2-2 22, Shaw 5-8 4-4 14, Lewis 6-9 4-4 bilt Saturday. Winnipeg 9 17 4 22 98 Rochester 5, Halifax 3 Central son two for Jensen's. Porter Street Adolescent Day Treat­ The move also agrees with the Ethics Gommission will meet 16, McHale 8-10 2-2 18, Kloine 4-7 2-2 10, 23. Texas (1-1) did not play. Next vs. No. 16 Edmonton 9 14 2 20 77 Adimndack 3, Hershey 3, tie x-Chicago 10 2 0 .833 281 197 tonight to consider decide Oklahoma, Tuesday. ment Program will join the Regional current philosophy of having men­ Brown 5-6 0-0 10, Pinckney 2-3 4-4 8, Smith Monday's Gamss Maine 3, New Haven 2, OT Green ^ y 6 6 0 .500 227 250 Senior House whether two Republican town 3- 5 0-0 6, Vrankovic 2-2 0-0 4, Popson 2-2 24.0-0 Temple (1-1) did not play. Next at SL Hartford 4, Montreal 2 Cape Breton 2, Moncton 2. tie Minnesota 6 6 0 .500 282 229 Occupational Training Center next tally retarded students go to their Green blanked Gold, 4-0. Brian Flemming 4.Totals 56-86 23-23 135. Bonaventure, Wednesday. Pittsburgh 9, N.Y. Flangers 4 Newmarket 4, Capital District 1 Tampa Bay 5 8 0 .385 210 311 fall. home schools in what is termed the directors were in conflict of in­ Seattle 25 29 10 38— 102 25. Kentucky (50) did not play. Next vs. New Jersey 4, Winnipeg 4, tie Springfield 4, Fredericton 3 Detroit 4 8 0 .333 270 307 had two goals and Mika Flemming and David terest when the cast votes on Boston 34 24 28 49— 135 Kansas. Saturday. Tuesday'* Games Utica 4, Binghamton 2 1Meat Michele one each tor Green. Eric Coulombe Educators projposed moving the “least restrictive environment,’’ he 3-Point goals—Seattle 0-2 (Barros 0-2), Bos­ Boston at Detroit 7:35 p.m. Sunday's GanMS x-San Francisco 11 1 0 .917 277 182 had two assists and Mike Flemming one. Justin program, which handles students said. landfill rules and on the selec­ ton 0-4 (Bird 0-1, Shaw 0-1, Smith 0-2). Fouled College hoop scores Vancouver at N.Y. Islanders, 7:35 p.m. Adirondack 5, Baltimore 2 LA Rams 5 7 0 .417 285 322 Tremblay was in goal for tie shutout In another outing. Black stopped White, 7-4. aged 14 years or more who can’t tion of a town auditor. out—None. Flebounds—Seattle 42 (Polynice 9), Wadneaday's Gamas Springfield 5, Binghamton 3 New Orieans 5 7 0 .417 211 219 Because of a variety of factors, EAST David Romper and Mike Dikilaola each had two The commission will meet at Boston 54 (Bird 10). Assists—Seattle 22 (Bar­ Fairfield 94. Bucknell 67 Montreal at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. Halifax 12, Cape Breton 3 Atlanta 3 9 0 .250 279 308 respond to learning in the average including better prenatal and post­ goals and Mike Erdman, Brendan Fladans and ros 6), Boston 35 (Shaw 9). Total fouls— S ettle Fordham 74. S t Joseph's 73 Washington at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Rochester 2, Moncton 2 tie x-clinchad division title classroom, stating that ROTC’s 7:30 pjn. in the hearing room of Flick DeBates one each for Black. Haden* hod natal care, the number of children 19, ^ s to n 17. Technical— Seattle coach Jones. Harvard 63, Brandeis 40 Minrresota at Toronto, 7:35 p.m. Now Haven 4, Fredericton 3 y-clinched playoff berth facilities will better accommodate Lincoln Genter. A— 14,890. Norlhoastom 100, Howard U. 95 Vancouver at New Jersey, 7:45 p.m. Monday's Gamas Sunday's Gamss two assists to lead In that departoienL Mark bom with mental retardation is Kennedy played well for Black. Toren Bun had Old Dominion 87, American U. 82 N.Y. Flangers at Calgary, 9:35 p.m. No games scheduled Tampa Bay 23, Atlanta 17 the u-oubled youths. decreasing. Peak said. But he cited The request for a decision Jazz 135, Bullets 101 Rutgers 90, Bridgeport 84 Quebec at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. Tuesday's Gam* Cincinnati 16, Rtlsburgh 12 two goals and Jeremy BuH and Chris Gale one came from Democratic Director apiece for Whits. Greg Fbnas also played well ROTC, which originally opened higher divorce rates, and the gro'w- WASHINGTON (101) SL Francis, f^ . 73, Liberty 72 Winnipeg at Los Arrgeles, 16:35 p.m. Binghamton at Cape Breton Chicago 23, Detroit 17, OT Stephen Gassano. King 10-21 4-4 24, Grant 3-8 2-2 8, Jones 0-0 Villanova 82, Penn 62 Wsdnosday's Gamas Kansas City 37, New England 7 tor White. in 1976 to handle students with 0-0 0, Wferkman 2-5 0-0 4, Whiker 3-10 0-1 6, SOUTH NHL results Utica at Adirondack Los Angelas Rams 38, Cleveland 23 mental retardation or numerous Plcase see ROTC, page 6. He asked the commission to Alarie 4-10 1-2 10, Hammonds 2-7 5-6 9, Eack- Alabama SL 103, Prairie View 90 Maine at Moncton Vfashington 42, Miami 20 decide whether Director Wally les 1-1 1-2 3, Ellison 4-6 0-2 8, English 2-10 0-0 Appalachian SL 101, Montana SL 81 Whalers 4, Canadlens 2 Fredericton st New Haven Buffalo 30, Philadelphia 23 4, Foster 3-6 3-4 9, Irvin 4-7 8-10 16. Totals Boston College 100, Maryland 85 Seattia 13, Flouston 10, OT Transactions Irish was in conflict when he 3591 24-33 101. Campbell 98, Limestone 86 Hartford 1 3 0— 4 Phoenix 20, Indianapolis 17 voted to appoint Bennett, Katz Montreal O 2 0—2 UTAH (135) Citadel 94, Benedict 88, OT NHL statistics Los Angeles Flalders 23, Denver 20 BASEBALL I First Period— 1, Hartford, Dineen 11 (Evason, and Thibodeau as town auditors K.Malone 11-15 1522 38, Toolson 3-5 2-2 9, Coastal Carolina 68, S. Carolina SL 57 NEW YORK (AP) — The National Hockey Dallas 17, New Orleans 13 A n w r t C A n L m a i m Samuelsson), :10. Penalty—Corson. Mon Eaton 1-2 0-0 2, J.Malone 12-19 4-5 28, Stock- Delaware SL 99, Lincoln, Pa. 50 League's regular season scoring arvl goeltervl- San Diego 38, New Vbrk Jets 17 BALTIMORE ORIOLES^elessed Mike Hero swamped because as an insurance broker (roughing), 10:45. ton 5 8 5 8 16, Rudd 1-7 4-4 6, Bailey 6-15 2-2 E. Kentucky 80, Miami, Ohio 75 Ing leaders, through games of Sunday, Dec. 2: Minnesota 23, Green Bay 7 Smiti, pitoher. The Associated Press Second Period—2, Montreal, Keane 6, 2:56. he does business with Michael 14, Griffilh 3-11 0-0 6, Brown 3-5 7-8 13, Pal­ E. Tennessee SL 112, Eckerd 48 Scoring Monday's Gam* CHICAGO WHFTE SOX-Named Buddy Bell 3, Hartford, Andersson 2 (Holik, Verbeek), 7:36. WEICKER ON BUDGET CUTS — Gov.-elect Lowell Weicker makes a point during a Thibodeau, a partner in the firm. mer 1-3 1-2 3, Munk 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 4591 Florida SL 89, Morgan SL 48 Gm G A Ftts Pirn San FrarKisco 7, New Vbrk Giants 3 director of minor league scouting. 4, Montreal, Corson 5 (Fficher. Savard), 10:45. 42-53 135. Georgia SL 99, Fla. International 82 Gretzky, LA 26 16 33 49 0 Sunday, Doc. 9 DETROFT TIQEFIS—Signed Bill Gullicksoa Gassano also asked for an an 5, Hartford, Dineen 12 (Evason), 14:38. 6. news conference in Hartford Tuesday, where he discussed budget cuts he has asked Washington 20 36 21 24— 101 Jackson SL 81, Mo.-Kansas City 72 Cullen, Pgh 25 9 35 44 36 Buffalo at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. pitcher, to a two-year contract Flartford. Tbung 4 (Francis. Crossman), 15:19 with attention state agency heads to make. opinion on whether Director Utah 43 36 27 29— 135 Louisiana Tech 78, Tulsa 66 Ftecchi, Pgh 26 14 28 42 22 Cleveland at HoustorL 1 pm . MILWAUKEE BREWERS—Named Tony (pp). Penalties—Ybung, Har (holding), 4:13; 3-Point goals—Wfashington 1-3 (Alarie 1-3), Morehead SL 93, Brescia 68 Macinnis, Cal 28 11 28 39 22 Minnesota at New Vbrk Giants, 1 p.m. Muser manager of Denver of the American As- Ellen Bums Landers was in con­ Hartford bench, senred by Beard (too many Utah 1-7 (Toolson 1-3, Fulmer 0-1, Rudd 0-1, N.C .-Asheville 84, Mercer 72 Hull, StL 27 26 11 37 6 New England at Pittsburgh, 1 pm. sortiation; Lamar Johnson coach at Denvar; and rr»n), 8:42; Schneidar, Mon (cross-checking), flict in voting on landfill fees be­ Grillith 0-2), Fouled out— None. NE Louisiana 68, Mississippi 67 NIauwendyk, Cal 28 17 20 37 14 Fhioanix at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Vbyne Krenchicki manager of Iheir Arizona by some people who had called on 14:55; Picard, Har (holding), 1532; Evason. By RICK SANTOS cause her husband, Thomas E. Ftebounds—Washington 51 (Foster 8), Utah 67 Radford 62. VM I61 Larmer, Chi 29 17 20 37 20 San Francisco st Cincinnati, 1 p.m. League team. Har (roughing), 2060; Schneider. Mon (rough­ Monday wondering why their (K.Malone 15). Assists—Washington 22 SE Louisiana 67, Stephen F.Austin 64 Seattle vs. Green Bay at Mllwaukae, 1 p.ra NEW YORK YANKEES—Traded Oscar Manchester Herald Landers, owner of T.E.L. ing) 20:00. Sokic, Ous 29 15 22 37 4 delivery was late. When they found (/torkman, Wblker, English 4), Utah 33 (Stock- SW Louisiana 73, McNeese SL 67 Coftay. Pgh 26 9 27 36 44 Chicago at Wbshington, 4 p.m. Azocar, outfieklar, to the San Diego F^dres for enterprises was delinquent in Third Period—None. Penalties—Krygier, Har Denver at Kansas City, 4 pm. Weicker starts budget cuts ton 15). Total fouls—Washington 34, Utah 25. South Florida 82, Bethune-Cookman 67 a minor league player to be named later. (interference), 3:16; Krygier, Har (roughing). Turcotte, NYR 30 13 22 35 8 out why, they were impressed, ac­ A—12,616. Southern Miss. 105, Hawaii Loa 71 New Orleans at Los Angeles Flams, 4 pm. OAKLAND ATHLETICS—Signed Willie WiF MANCHESTER — With all the landfill fees at the time of the 7:13; Schneider, Mon (roughing). 7:13; Shaw, Laetch, NYR 30 8 27 35 18 cording to the note they sent with Tennessee Tech 119, Covenant 54 F’hiladalphia at Miami, 8 p.m. son, outfielder, to a two-year contract vote. Har (roughing), 8:25; Flichor. Mon, double minor Tocch^ Pha 30 20 13 33 63 attention he has received since res­ Virginia 84, Pittsburgh 80 OPEN DATES: Dallas, New Vbrk Jets, San Nalional League the brandy. (cross-checking, roughing), 8^5 ; Crossman, MacLean, NJ 25 18 15 33 52 cuing two young girls Monday, By JUDD EVERHART W. Illinois 77, Alcorn SL 74 Diego, Tampa Bay ATLANTA BRAVES—Signed Terry Ftendleton, news conference in his transition office at the Gapitol. Landers has said she did not Har (slashing). 9:59; Evason, Har (high-stick­ Stevens, Pgh 26 15 18 33 39 And when Vamet returned home Big East results Winthrop 73, N.C.-Greensboro 67 Monday, Dac. 10 third baseman, to s four-year contract Christopher C. Vamet’s emotions The Associated Press vote on landfill fees May 1 be­ ing), 14:04; Holik, Har, major-game misconduct Chelios, Chi 29 8 25 33 56 He faces a $2.1 billion shortfall between spending Los Angeles Raiders at DetrolL 9 p.m CHICAGO CUBS—Fteleased Kevin Coffman, Tuesday, he received a telephone MIDWEST (fighting), 17:39; Diduck, Mon, trxnor-major (in­ Sandstrom, LA 25 17 15 32 40 have been in turmoil, running the the outgoing O’Neill administration says is needed to cause the vote could have af­ Virginia 84, Pitt 80 Butler 91, Notre Dame 77 pitcher. stigating, fighting), 17:39. Yzerman, Det 27 13 19 32 16 call from John Green, of Lux Bond CenL Michigan 79, Ferris SL 53 NFL results LOS ANGELES DODGERS-Si|yied Kevin gamut from joy to confusion, and HARTFORD — The slate’s welfare commissioner maintain current services and revenue from existing fected T.E.L enterprises and that VIRGINIA (84) Shots on goal—Hartford 11-10-5—26. Muller, NJ 27 9 23 32 16 Drake 69, Colgate 64 Gross, pitcher, to a three-year contract even guilt. & Green jewelers of Hartford. Green Tumor 513 4-4 15, Stith 11-17 5 7 28, Jef­ Montreal 8-12-7—27. LaFdntelne, NYI 23 16 15 31 18 says Gov.-elect Lowell P. Wcicker’s request for plans taxes. The shortfall includes a $562 million deficit in her husband was not delinquent 49ers 7, Giants 3 MONTREAL EXF>OS—Agreed to teirm* with asked him to come to his store and fries 2-5 0-0 4, Oliver 7-13 0-0 14, Crotty 4-12 Power-play Opportunities—Hartford 1 of 4: Druce, Wash 29 15 15 30 20 to reduce spending by as much as 20 percent would Dennis fitertinez, pitcher, on s three-year con­ the current year and a $157 million deficit carried over in fees when she voted July 17 8-10 18, Smith 5 0 0-0 0, Blundin 1-1 1-1 3, AP women’s top 25 poll Montreal 0 of 6. Stastriy, NJ 27 7 23 30 16 N.Y. Giants 0 3 0 0—3 “This whole thing has blown me pick out a watch to replace the $6(X) tract Flaleassd Dale kfohordc, pitcher, and have a dramatic effect on her agency and its clients if Parker 1-10-0 2, Wilson 5 0 0-0 0. Totals 31-62 Goalies—Hartford, Sidorkiewicz, 9-8-4 (27 Fleury, Cal 26 13 16 29 52 San Frarrcisco 0 7 0 0—7 from 1989-90. on landfill regulations she said Top Twenty Five women's basketball teams, Hatcher, Wbsh 28 10 19 29 32 Rolando FTcomes, outfielder. away,” said Varnet, 25, of they were fully carried out. 1522 84, with first-place votes of 56 women's coaches In shots-25 saves). Montreal, Roy, 11-11-3 Second Quarter Seiko model that was lost when it A letter from Gibes hand-delivered to the commis­ would have no effect on the PITTSBURGH (80) PIvonka, Wbsh 29 9 20 29 8 NYG—FG Bahr 20,1164. SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS-SIgned Willie Springfield, Mass. “I’d be lying if I parentheMS, record through Dec. 2 total points (26-22). fell off his wrist during the rescue. “No matter what, we arc talking here about service business. Nichoils, NYR 30 9 20 29 36 SF—J.Taylor 23 pass from Montana (Cofsr McGee, outfielder, to a four-year contract sioners included a series of guidelines, including one Shorter 2-10 3-4 7, Porter 4-5 0-0 8, Martin based on 25 points for a first-place vote through A—16,143. told you I didn’t like the attention, Suter, Cal 28 5 24 29 48 kick), 13:30. BASKETBALL Vamet also was overwhelmed by cuts,” Lorraine M. Aronson said Tuesday after receiv­ 3-11 2-3 8, Miller 3-7 2-2 11, Matthews 6-12 one point lor a 25th-place vote as compiled by Referee—Terry Gregson. Linesmen— Ron that says it is “not appropriate ... to suggest that your A—66,413. Nalional Baskalball Association but you start to feel guilty. I just did 1511 24, Jordan 1-3 0-0 3, Sharoof 0-1 0-0 0, Mol Greenberg of The Philadelphia Inquirer: Asselstine, Bob Hodges. the generosity of two Manchester ing the directive from Weicker and his budget chief, highest-priorily program be eliminated. Nor is it ap­ Jones 0-0 2-4 2, McNeal 5 4 0-0 6. Momingstar QOALTENOING NBA—Fined Harvey Grant, Washington, what anyone should do.” Record F ^ Pvs William J. Gibes Jr. ‘This is serious business.” Gulf at a glance 2- 2 5 0 4, Moses 2-2 2-2 7. Totals 2557 21-26 (Empty-net goals In parsnthsi SS) $4,000; Jack Haley, N m Jersey, $2,500; Greg residents who have initiated a fund propriate, indeed it is unacceptable, to suggest that ex­ 1. Virginia (47) 3-0 Penguins 9, Rangers 4 Vamet dove into a pond off Buck- 80. 1.596 1 MP GA SO Avg. First downs Foster, Washington, $2,000; Darrell Whiker, to collect money to replace the lost Gibes asked for lists of potential cuts by next Tbes- 2. Auburn (7) 2-0 1,522 2 Pittsburgh 4 3 2—9 penditures of your agency be reduced across the Halftime—Pittsburgh 44, Virginia 40. 3-point Hasek 65 0 0.92 Flushes-yards Washington, $1,500; Jos Dumors and Dennis land Street and pulled two East ■ Israel has tacitly warned the 3. N. Carolina SL 4-0 1,406 7 N.Y. Flarrgers 1 3 0—4 watch. Paul and Norenc Phillips, of day, covering ilie current year and the year that begins board.” goals—Virginia 4-16 (Crotty 2-7, Stith 1-3, Bel four 1318 48 1 2.19 Fbssing Rodman, DelrolL arxl Derrick Coleman, New 4. Georgia 2-0 1,392 4 First Period—1, Pittsburgh, Bourque 7 Hartford children from a car that July 1. United States that it will feel Turner 1-5, Oliver 0-1), Pittsburgh 7-16 (Miller Cloutier 368 20 0 3.26 Ftoturn Yards Jersey, $1,000; and fitark Aguirre, William Bed­ 28 Wildwood Drive, wrote out a Last month, Weicker received a tentative 1991-92 5. Louisiana Tech 2-0 1,339 5 (Zalapski, Recchi), 1:08. 2, Pittsburgh, 3- 5, Matthews 2-5, Moses 1-1, Jordan 1-3, Chicago (2) 1752 71 1 2.43 Comp-Att-Int ford and James Edwards, Detroit and Mark was almost submerged in the murky free to deal with the Iraqi 6. Tennessee 1-1 1,237 3 Dehlquist 1 (Trottier, J.Muilen), 8:36. 3, New check for $1(X). Weicker said all programs in all agencies will be budget from retiring Gov. William A. O’Neill of $8.1 Porter 5 1 , Shareef 51). Fouled out—None. Vanbiesbrouck 912 39 3 257 Sacked-Yards Lost Acres, Orlando, $500, for their parts In fights waters. military threat if the United 7. Stanlord 2-1 1,228 6 Vbrk, Nichoils 10 (Sheppard, Flochefort). 11:22. reviewed for potential cuts, although he said it was Rebounds— Virginia 35 (Stith 12), Pittsburgh 28 Flichter 914 43 0 2.82 Punts during games played Dec. 1. Isn t that wild?” Vamet said, billion. A 20 percent reduction in that spending plan 8. Arkansas 54) 1,181 8 4, Pittsburgh. Coffey 10 (Cullen, Flecchl), 1239 While making his rounds Tuesday States doesn’t, an Israeli (Shorter 6). Assists—Virginia 21 (Crotty 7), Pit­ NY Ftangers 1828 82 3 2.69 Fumbles-Lost CLEVELAND CAVALIERS-Placed Mark upon hearing about tlie fund, which probable that some programs wouldn’t be touched. 9. Purdue 3-0 1,043 6 (pp). 5, Pittsburgh, Cullen 10 (Stevens, Flecchi), Price, guard, on the Injured list Signed Darnell would equal $1.6 billion, still leaving about a half-bil­ tsburgh 12 (Miller 4). Total fouls—Virginia 22, Ftisndeau 842 37 1 2.64 Penalties-Yards for Belmont Linen & Uniform Ren­ newspaper said Wednesday. 10. Northwestern 2-0 957 14 14:12 (pp). Penalties—Coffey, PiL double minor Valentine, guard. is being managed by the Manchester And he made it clear he wants straight answers from lion dollar gap. Pittsburgh 22. A—7,702. Joseph 799 38 0 285 Time of Fbssession 11. Long Beach SL 1-1 921 10 (holding, unsportsmanlike conduct), 3:49; NEW YORK KNICKS-FIrsd Stu Jackson, tal Services of Springfield, he was commissioners. SL Louis (1) 1642 76 1 278 Herald. “That’s terrific.” O’Neill ordered a 5 percent cut in administrative 12 Mississippi 4-0 838 15 Nichoiis, NY (high-sticking), 11:59; Vial, NY (el­ coach. Named John MacLeod coach. ■ Britain’s Sky television kfioog 873 37 1 2.54 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS congratulated by many of his cus­ “What we’re basically saying is, ‘Gentlemen, ladies, Villanova 82, Penn 62 13. Penn SL 2-0 824 17 bowing), 1224. However, he said he’s not sure if spending for the current year, although that is expected news, quoting a source close to Lemelin 712 41 1 3.46 RUSHING—N.Y. Giants, Anderson 19-39, Continental Boskalbal Association VILLANOVA (82) 14. UNLV 2-0 742 16 Second Period—6. Now Vbrk, Nichoils 11 tomers along the route. no games,”’ said Weicker, his sleeves rolled up, in a Boston 1566 78 2 295 Flampton 7-26, Simms 2-14, Meggett 1-(minus CEDAR RAPIDS SILVER BULLETS-SIgned he wants anything in return for his to save no more than $40 million. negotiations in which Soviet L. Miller 7-13 7-7 22, Byrd 2-4 2-2 6, Polio 0-1 15. Iowa 3-1 724 11 (Lootch, Sheppard), :34. 7, Pittsburgh, Stevens “If I was a drinking man, I Takko 102 2 01.18 4). San Francisco, Carter 12-29, Craig 9-21, Floy Marble, forward, waived Damon \tence, act, and if he does take the jeweler 1-2 1, Walker 3-6 2-2 10, Woodard 2-5 2-3 8, 16. VUIashington 3-1 597 13 16 (Stanton, C off^), 324. 8. Pittsburgh, Erray center. mediators took part, said Sad­ Flantord 1407 72 0 3.07 Sydney 3-20, fi4ontona3-16, Flathman 1-2 would’ve been drunk by noon with Bryson 7-13 7-9 21, Bain 2-6 2-2 6, Dowdell 2 6 17. Clemson 3-0 545 19 7 (Jagr), 4:22. 9, Pittsburgh, J.Mulien 13 up on the watch, then he will take Edmonton (2) 1512 76 0 3.02 RASSING—N.Y. Giants, Simms 14-32-0-153. SAN JOSE JAMMERS—Signed Kenny dam was proposing to relinquish 1- 2 5, D, Miller 0 6 1-3 1, Vrind 0-3 2-4 2, 18. N. Illinois 54) 427 — (Gilhen, Errey), 666. 10, New Vbrk, Turcotte 14 all the people offering to by me a Malarchuk 958 43 1 269 San FrarKisco, tAontana 12-29-0-152. Travis, guard. Waived Marchell H e ^ , guard. one that is comparable to the one he Masotti 0-1 0 6 0, Muller 0 6 0 6 0. Totals 2558 19. Rutgers 3-0 412 all of Kuwait but the southern 22 (f^trick, Nichoils), 12:01 (pp). 11, Now Vbrk, Puppa 631 38 0 3.61 RECEIVING—N.Y. Giants, Bavaro 3-43, In­ FOOTBALL drink,” Vamet said Tbesday night. 27-36 82 20. Texas 0-3 365 lost. Any profit from the fund, he end of the Rumailah oil field. 12 Fbtrick 6 (Lootch, B.Mullen), 18:26 (pp). Penal­ Buffalo 1595 81 1 3.05 gram 2-30, Manual 2-26, Cross 2-17, Meggett Notional F=ootball League When he returned to the office 21. Southern Cal 2-1 269 24 ties—Bourque, PiL major (fighting), 8:30; Doml, 2-17, Baker 1-11, Carthon 1-9, Anderson 1-0. DETROIT LIONS—Released Jimmy Wil­ said, will go to United Cerebral Complex refinancing OK’d PENN (62) Roy 1455 69 0 2.85 Tuesday’s report pushed spot oil 22 South Carolina McMahon 4-9 4-6 13, Marshall 1-3 1-3 3, 3-1 193 25 NY, minor-major (instigator, fighting), 8:30; Bergeron 244 16 0 3.93 Son Francisco, Taylor 3-38, Jones 3-31, Craig liams, linebacker. Thesday, there was a package with Palsy Fund, the charity of his 23. Maryland prices sharply lower and Curran 1-4 0 6 2, Graf 3-7 3-3 9, Chambers 2-7 3-2 176 18 Stanton, Pit (holding), 11:40; DahlquIsL R t (in­ Montreal (2) 1701 87 0 3.07 2-42 Flice 1-13, Sydney 1-11, Carter 1-9, Wil­ —Activated Carl Bonks, his name on it. In the box was a bot­ housing authority. 24. LSU 130 20 choice, as his brother suffers from By ALEX GIRELLI quest. 2- 2 6, Milobsky 0 6 5 0 0, Purdy 1 6 5 0 2, 3-2 terference), 12:21; B.Mullen, NY (interference), Peelers 902 36 1 2.39 liams 1-8. linebacker, from Injured reserve. Cut Kent propelled the Dow Jones 25. Providence 5-0 108 ___ tle of brandy. It had been sent to him “I really don’t believe it is the Pierce 5-8 2-4 14, Wise 0-0 0 6 0, Schewe 0-1 13:31; Culien, R t (roughing), 17:43. Wregget 677 39 0 3.46 MISSED FIELD GOALS—San Francisco, Wells, nose tackle. the disease. Manchester Herald Schwolsky said HUD has sup­ Others receiving votes: Florida SL 93, DeF^ul Cofsr 43. average to a 14-point gain. 1-2 1, McAllister 3-8 5 6 12, Blount 5 2 0 6 0. Third Period— 12, Pittsburgh, Bourque 8 (Cul­ Hextall 184 11 0 3.50 developers’ fault that they are in 89, Connecticut 80, Western Kentucky 77, ported the authority in creating Totals 20-55 1 52 6 62. len, Recchi), 1:04. 13, Pittsburgh, Bourque 9 Hofforl 39 3 0 4.62 Iraq’s ambassador to the United Vanderbilt 54, ftichmond 45, Indiana 31, Butler MANGHESTER — The housing financial trouble,” FitzF^irick said. apartments for the elderly at Wes- Halftime— Villarxjva 51, Penn 31. 3-point (Recchi, Cullen), 11:01. Penalties—Coffey, Pit Philadelphia (4) 1810 93 1 3.08 Slates, Mohammed al-Mashat, 30, Stephen F. Austin 29, Nebraska 26, SL Which factor is most goals—Villanova 5 9 (Vbodard 2-3, Walker 2-5, (tripping), 4:16; DahlquisL Pit (roughing), 565; Berthiauma 700 33 1 2.83 Radio, TV authority Thesday voted 3-to-l to He said he did not want to put in thill Gardens and at Mayfair Gar­ Joseph's 17, Utah 15, Kentucky 10, BoiMing Shaw, NY (high-sticking), 7:20; King, NY (trip­ said of the British report: “I L. Miller 1-1), Penn 4-17 (Pierce 2-3, McMahon Hrudey 873 48 0 3.30 Bowling important in your Green 6, Montana 6, SL Mary's, Calif. 6, South­ issue bonds that will refinance the jeopardy the 21 units set aside in the dens. 1-2, McAllister 1-3, Purdy 0-4, Graf 5 1 , Blount ping), 12:24; Roberts, Pit (tripping), 15:12; Los Angelas (1) 1575 62 1 3.12 haven’t heard that, but all I can west Missouri 6, S. Illinois 5, Tennessee Tech 5, selection of an airline? apartment for low and moderate in­ 0-1). Fouled out— Marshall. Rebounds—Vil- DahlquisL Pit (delay of game), 15:30. Beeupre 428 14 2 1.06 Ribbon Mill apartment project and King said that at first she was James Madison 3, Michigan 2 Notre Dame 2 Today say is negotiations involve give ianova 45 (E. Miller, Bryson 8), Penn 29 (Mar­ Shots on goal—Pittsburgh 12-12-12—36. Hrivnak 336 17 0 3.04 come tenants. Advocates of the concerned about the 21 units set Central Michigan 1, New Mexico St. 1. Eastern Businessmen prevent foreclosure on the property shall 6). Assists—Villanova 15 (VWIker 6), Penn Now Vbrk 14-8-14—36. Uul 974 ^PLEASURE BUSINESS and take, I let you conclude Washington SL 1. 59 0 3.63 7 p.m. — College basketball: by the federal government. refinancing plan have argued that if aside for low and moderate income 13 (Chambers 4). Total fouls—Villanova 20, Ftower-play Opportunities—Pittsburgh 2 of 6; Wbshington (2) 1744 92 23.17 Tom Harrison 400, Flon Flauza 141-400, Joel FACTOR TRAVEL TRAVEL what it means.” New Vbrk 2 of 9. Clemson vs. Seton Hall, ESPN the federal department of Housing Penn 29. A—3,570 Sidorkiswicz 1193 60 0 3.02 Robert 151-416, Kevin Martin 144, Ed Mockus T A L ^ TOTAL The dissenting vote was cast by tenants, but has concluded they arc Goalies— Pittsburgh, Barrasso, 5-7-1 (36 FTeaugh 178 9 0 3.03 168-167-156-491, Ed fiAockus 145, Hon Brown 7 p.m. — College hockey: Comi Barbara King, a Republican member and Urban Development foreclosed not really moderate income units. shots-32 saves). New York. Vanbiesbrouck WNtmore 198 13 0 3.94 140, Bruce Lavery 143, Cart Bolin 143, Tom Safety record, i0% 19% Fahey 144, Hanr Johnson 159, Jim SiriannI College at UConn, WHUS (91.7- of the authority. The yes votes came on the mill and sold it to a private Schwolsky had questioned why B.C. 100, Maryland 85 Basketball (12-8), Richter. 8-5-3 (0:00 second. 24-19). Hartford (2) 1581 84 0 3.19 FM) A—15,161. Vbmon 1149 59 0 3.06 171-425, Steve fifioquin 141, Mika McCarthy Ticket price’^ 30% ,13% from Richard Schwolsky, a owner, the set-aside would end. Op­ he, a 21-year member of the Inside Today., MARYLAND (85) Refereo—Don Koharski. Linesmen— Gord Wamsiey 498 28 0 3.37 147, Tom Slanchfiald 148, Mika Roux 160-405. 7 p.m. — Senior baseball: Fort Republican, and Ada Sullivan and ponents have said the rents for the authority, had gotten only five Smith 4 6 1-2 9, Broadnax 1-1 1-2 3, Lewis Broseker, Dan Schachte. Guenette 60 4 0 4.00 Schedule convenience , 1 3 % I '18% 5 8 0 6 10, Roe 4-10 6 6 15, Vi/illiams 9-24 Adults Myers at West Palm Beach John FitzPatrick, both Democrats. apartments — mostly in the $500 to phone calls about the refinancing Calgary 1710 91 0 3.10 On-time performance^ 6% 1511 30, Downing 2 6 5 0 5, McLinton 1-3 0 6 O'Neil's Law 104 (Tom Juknis 37. Bill Gorra Devils 4, Jets 4 Gamble 882 29 1 1.97 (delayed), NESN 16% Fitzpatrick said he had consulted $600 range — are too high to make while King, the newest member, got 2 Green 0 6 0 6 0, Bums 4-10 2-2 10, Kjome Calendar 18, Rich Scott 13, John Fedell 11, Jim Sulick New Jersey 3 1 0 0— 4 McLean 684 48 0 4.21 7:30 p.m. — Magic at Knicks, Frequent Fiyer program 3% ■ C D 4% with housing officials in Vernon and them affordable. 20. Both Sullivan and FitzPatrick 0-1 1-2 1. Totals 35 69 21-25 85. 10) Amusements Unlimited 91 (Jim Richards Winnipeg 1 2 1 0— 4 Weeks 59 6 06.10 20 pages, 4 sections BOSTON COLLEGE (100) , . „ „ . „ WFAN (660-AM) CD also received only five calls. King 32 John Heneghan 14, Tom Estey 11) First Period— 1. Now Jersey, MacLean 19, Vancouver (4) 1633 87 1 3.20 Thursday Don’t fly 12% 23% Norwich and he said they brought Sullivan said a yes vote would be Curley 3-8 5 8 11. Jackson 1-4 0-2 2, Beas­ Sun Devils 108 (Carl Shelton 51, Sylvester 17:24. 2, Now Jersey, Weinrich 3 (Morris, Terreri 961 45 0 2.81 Glrla Basketball 7:30 p.m. — Bruins at Red up no points that would sway his in the best interest of the authority said she assumes she got more be­ Classified__ ley 5 ^ - 2 7 Eisley 5 9 12-15 24. Huckaby 0-5 Turner 23, Larry Ciay-Bey 14, Jim Clay-Bey 10) Shanahan), 14:08. 3, Winnipeg, Elynuik 10 Burke 667 43 0 3.87 Don't know/any/other 5% n i Arditti 1-3 0-1 3. Abram 9 1 4 5 7 30, Northwest Catholic at East Catholic, 7 pm. Wings, Channel 38 decision in the Manchester case. cause she is a member of the Gom- Com ics___ 0 Glenn Construction 88 (Charlie Bessatt 22. Bill (Cole, Evans), 15:47. 4, New Jersey, Stastny 8 New Jersey (1) 1635 89 0 3.27 Ftordand at Bolton, 6 p.m. and the town. M o r^ 1 1 0 6 3, Able 5 8 1515 20. Hinton 0 6 Sourca: Gallup OrganlzaliorVAdverlialng Age NEA Graphics Silver 14, John Nitchke 14, Chris Mepadden 13, (Ciger, Danoyko), 16:14. Penalties—Stewart, Casey 1242 58 2 280 Rocky Hill at Coventry, 750pm . 7:30 pjn. — Canucks at Is­ First Hartford Realty is in default on Schwolsky referred to a letter in mission on Aging and the Gommis- Focus_____ n j i n Totals 2860 34-48 100. Joey Buccino 12) NJ. major (lighting), 2:48; Donnelly, Win, Hayward 263 14 03.10 RHAM at Cromwell, 7:30 p.m. landers, SportsChannel mortgages on apartment projects in which William H. Hernandez, Jr. sion for Disabled Persons. F ood_____ ° Halftime— Maryland 39. Boston College 38. minor-major (instigator, lighting), 2:48; Driver, Takko 119 12 0 6.05 n S ^ S a r v l a n d 4-18 (Williams 2-10, Safety is the lop concern of travelers who fly either for business or pleasure, Locai/State Midgets NJ (slashing), 18:39. Myllys 78 8 06.15 Friday 8 p.m. — Suns at Bulls, TNT all three towns, a circumstance cited manager of HUD’s Hartford office, She said she was influenced by 5poir^t B u ^ 5 1 ). Boston Col Minrresota (5) 1711 97 according to a survey. Air passengers indicate that ticket prices and conve­ Lottery, Mahoney Rec- Huskies 26 (Mike Prindhrilla 6, Second Period—5, Winnipeg, McLIwain 6 2 3.40 Girls Basksiball 9 p.m. — College basketball: by opponents of the refinancing as urged the authority to give serious 6®7. eX 2-i, M ^n 1-1, Tabaracci 304 16 nient schedules are also important considerations. Nation/WDrId Conor Moore 4: Mike Vbung played well) lakers (Mantha), 5:30. 6, New Jersey, Brown 3 0 3.16 Glastonbury at MaiKheeter, 760 Beauregard 643 38 N.C. State at Syracuse, ESPN one argument against approval by consideration to the refinancing re­ Please see COMPLEX, page 6. 20 (Darren White 14, Brian Rio played well) (Driver), 6'20. 7. Winnipeg. Housley 8 (Olezyk, 0 3.55 East Granby at Bolton, 6 p.m. Obituaries__ Essensa 803 48 Community Y- Redman 22 (Andy Leitao 11. Osborne), 12:58. Penalties— Shanahan. NJ, 1 3.59 10:30 p.m. — Pistons at Lakers, Record_____ Winnipeg (2) 1755 104 Stephen O'Fleilly 6, Reed McKinney 6) Huskies major (fighting), 13:20; MacDermid, Win, major 1 3.56 Saturday TNT Opinion____ Flanlon 154 * 15 (Kevin Tollas 6, Sara Wbllenberg 4) (fighting), 13:20; Morris, NJ (hooking), 13:55; 6 0 2.34 Girls Basketball Cheveldae 1442 85 1 3.54 11 p.m. — College basketball: Sports_____ Orangemen 24 (David Wolfgang 5: Matt Shanaimn, NJ (high-sticking), 19:15. East Catholic at Ledyard, 2:30 p.m. Sci-ving The Manchester Area For Over 109 Years - Call Today for Home Delivery 647-9946 Third P eriod-^, Winnipeg, Olezyk 10 (Olaus- Chavrier 48 6 0 7.50 Television Vltengersman played wall) Hoyas 18 (Matt Putnam at Coventry, 7:30 Notre Dame at Butler (taped), bench, Williams. A— 7.702 Fisher 6, Tommy Cadden 6) son, Elynuik), :41 (pp). Penoltiae— Donnelly, Detroit (3) 1646 100 1 3.65 RHAM at E.O. Smith, 160 pm. SportsChannel 2—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Dec. 5, 1990 MANCHESTER FFERALD, Wednesday, Dec. 5, 19 9 0 _3 NATION/WORLP Wall: Sen. said GOP racial commitment attacked WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ was never really serious about and double the percentage found the privileged,” Neas charged. Lincoln seizure dent Bush’s selection of conserva­ this,” Walters said, voicing the in 1982. tive William Bennett to head the opinion of many who have been Sources said Atwater urged Bennett has several strikes Republican National Committee suspicious of the GOP’s inten­ Bush to sign the civil rights legis­ against him as far as minority Hostages worry White men is prompting “I told you so’s” tions. lation that came to the president’s groups are concerned, including was a mistake from critics who doubt the parly’s However, RNC officials insist desk shortly before the Nov. 6 his recent help in the racially commitment to minority concerns. that Bennett will continue the innocent WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. and Democrats John Glenn of Ohio election. tinged re-election bid of Sen. Alan Cran.ston told the top savings Civil rights advocates sec the minority outreach program, and Bush vetoed the bill after a Jesse Helms, R-N.C. as Kuwaitis flee and Donald Rieglc of Michigan. choice of Bennett — an ardent foe that his staunch opposition to and loan regulator that the govern­ Wall testified that DcConcini con­ fight within his administration. ment had made a mistake the day it of racial quotas •— as a departure minority hiring quotas should not The president contended it would By NEIL MacFARQUHAR Kuwait. tacted him at least twice and from RNC Chairman Lee At­ affect that. Bennett defended Helms’ cam­ in racial seized control of Charles H. Keating lead to racial hiring quotas, al­ paign advertisements that were The Associated Press Al-Shaycji said that before he Cranston four limes to urge that water’s high-profile effort to woo Atwater, who is battling a brain Jr.’s collapsing thrift institution, the regulators permit Keating’s thrift to though language in the measure widely criticized for racial over­ drove to Saudi Arabia on Nov. 29, regulator says. black voters over the last two tumor and will remain as the DHAHRAN, Saudi Arabia — be sold rallicr than taken over by the years. said it was not intended to en­ tones, and said North Carolina two hostages told him to contact slaying M. Danny Wall, former chaimian parly’s general chairman, often courage quotas. Westerners hiding from the Iraqi A government. Bush’s decision “.sends the was “the most harmonious place their families and tell them they of the old Federal Home Loan Bank said his long-range goal was to The selection of Bennett was army in Kuwait, growing desperate, Two years before the sci'/.urc, in wrong signal” to blacks, especial­ I’ve been for race relations.” were on the verge of turning them­ V '" ’* i Board, said he called Cranston, D- bring more minorities to the party. like salt in the wound after the are thinking of surrendering before NEW YORK (AP) — Two white the meeting where Black took notes, ly following his veto of sweeping Helms beat back a strong chal­ selves in. Calif., to inform him when Keat­ It also was his short-term goal veto, said Ralph Neas, executive men were acquitted of murdering a regulators told the senators that civil rights legislation that blacks lenge by Harvey Gantt, a black Christmas just to have contact with He said they want the U.S. for the 1990 election in which 22 director of the Leadership Con­ I black teen-ager in a mob attack in ing’s California-based Lincoln criminal referrals on Lincoln were considered a litmus test, said Democrat. their families, a recently arrived government to take action against Savings and Loan Association was percent of the blacks voted for ference on Civil Rights. Kuwaiti refugee says. Brooklyn’s Bensonhurst section that being forwarded to the Justice Howard University political Iraq: “They are wiped out mentally, ''•HPT heightened racial tension in the city. seized on April 14, 1989. Republicans in congressional “It appears that once again Beimett later said he was eager Dr. Abdullah Al-Shayeji, a 32- Department. Testimony in the hear­ science profcs.sor Ron Wallers. races, according to a New York physically, morale is down. They A jury took four hours Thesday to “He said something to the effect, President Bush has cast his lot to do battle with Democrats over ings has shown that only Cranston “It lends credence to my Times-CBS News poll. That was year-old economics professor at arc basket cases, every one of find Joseph Serrano and James ‘1 think the board has made a mis­ with the right wing, his core con­ racial quotas and affirmative ac­ and DcConcini contacted the bank opinion that the Republican Fbrty up 7 percentage points from 1988, tion. Kuwait University, said "Riesday them.” latino innocent in the 1989 slaying take. I hope you arc right,”’ Wall board after that. stituency. with the wealthy and that Kuwaitis were still risking their Since the Kuwaitis help the of Yusuf Hawkins, a 16-year-old told the Senate Ethics Committee on lives to gel food, water and Westerners avoid Iraqi patrols, find shot to death after he and three Tbesday. medicine to mostly British and them empty houses to live in and get friends went to the white neigh­ The regulator said he responded, American men hiding from the them food, the foreigners are in in­ borhood to look at a used car. “Wc had no choice.” Iraqis. creasing danger as more Kuwaitis The blacks were set upon by a Wall testified as the ethics panel He said Iraq was not mounting flee the country. mob of up to 30 people wielding continued its hearings into the case of the so-called Keating Five active patrols to look for them, but The Kuwait information office in baseball bats. senators, who are accused of im­ moved quickly when informants Saudi Arabia says 200 Kuwaitis Another defendant, Joseph Fama, properly intervening with federal told them where Westerners might have crossed the border into Saudi has been convicted of murder in the regulators on behalf of the Arizona be hiding. Arabia daily since early October, slaying. John Vento, whose first Tho Associated Press financier. Iraq has promised to execute and just 200,000 of the original murder trial ended in a hung jury, anyone hiding a Westerner in STORM DAMAGE — Gertrude Labrecque stands in front of her uncle’s home at Saco, went on trial again Tbesday. Several Keating and his associates con­ population of 570,000 native tributed $1.3 million to the senators’ Kuwait. Kuwaitis remain behind. Maine, on Tuesday. The house was destroyed by waves whipped up by a winter storm. other defendants face trial next year. Ticketed Foreigners who are caught arc The attack heightened racial ten­ campaigns and favored causes -- SAVE 20% 25% OFF Prices Al-Shayeji said the Iraqi forces with nearly $900,000 of it to transported to Iraq, where they are sions during the mayoral contest be­ Misses' Holiday Blouses. 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Downtown Now Britain Now London Mall Tii Ciiy Pl.iza Voinon Farmincilon Valk'v M ill Aunn simshnru Groton Plaza Meriden them with complaints of officers. Bristol Shopping Plaza Manchester Parkade Vernon Tri-City Plaza children in Canada last year. Squaro: Crystal Mall Watortord D&L For Children Wothorstiold Shopping Center D&L For ch.ldrrm Tri Cit? Plaza V ,C n Pay'^,^;s a^B^^^^ 4—MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Dec. 5, 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Dec. 5,1990—5 A mattress, a dentist, a meal - just call OPINION “You can call us from your office, Dial-A-Mattress was born 12 By LARRY MeSHANE He has about two dozen chefs, Over the years. from your home, from your car — The Associated Press years ago when a small furniture who handle everything from from Berlin to Warsaw to Budapest, doesn’t matter. And within two company owner, Napoleon Bar- vegetarian delights to fine French and from Moscow to Prague to Bucharest, NEW YORK — Need a new mat­ hours, we can deliver you a mat­ rigan, spotted a “dial-a-steak promo­ cuisine. The chefs get $20 to $50 an How to boost tress, but don’t feel like getting out tress,” said Joe Vicens, vice presi­ tion in one of the papers,” Vicens hour; they work a minimum of four Billy Graham has been carrying Pentagon dent of sales and marketing at Dial- L.A. CO. ucai of bed? Slumber comfort is just a recalled. “This gave him the idea for hours, and raw materials cost exUa, a spiritual message of hope and courage A-Matiress. phone eall away — as are dream Dial-A-Mattress. Surprisingly, a lot said Dean. to Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union. dates, decorators, teachers and T- “We get close to 1,(X)0 calls a of people started calling.” Since man docs not live by bed voter ranks day,” he said. “On a lop day, we gel drug war shirts, all via the eily’s assorted The steak idea is still hot. Dial- alone — or by pheasant under glass Dial-A lines. 1,500 calls.” A-Chcf will dispatch a genuine, — there are Dial-A-Prayer and It wasn’t always so. For seven trained cook to your residence to Dial-An-Alhcist. By WALTER R. MEARS Dial-A-Floor. Dial-A-Chcf. Dial- years, Vicens answered the phones A-Hcaring Test. In New York, where prepare the repast of your choice. “I give thanks, O God, that be­ The Associated Press alone. But times have ehanged; “We arc not a catering service. If cause I believe in thee, I can be time is always light, you can get there are more two-job families, less By JACK ANDERSON everything from soup to nuts — and you’re plaiming a dinner party, you positive about life. ... Remove the WASHINGTON — With another low-turnout election time to .shop. And it’s so easy to call us up. We send over a chef who fears from my heart, I pray, for fears to bolster their case for change, congressional Democrats and DALE VAN ATTA a redecorated kitchen to eat them in punch in 1-800-MATTRES (nobody 1 9-0 4 -2 3 , — with nothing more than a touch- prepares an entire meal right in your draw negative feelings. I^ n e my will be pushing again next year for national rules to make said .spelling was a requirement for home,” said manager Charles Dean, thoughts of defeat,” intoned Tues­ Looking back, the journey WASHINGTON — With the troop tone phone. has been well worth it. it easier for people to register to vote. D.O.B. ------sales). whose company opened last year. day’s Dial-A-Praycr. A simpler system could increase turnout — but it also buildup in the Persian Gulf, the Drug En­ q O - F - 0 6 ^ takes competitive campaigns that give people something forcement Administration is happy to be to vote about. CASE ------rid of the help it got from the Pentagon. Billy Graham That showed in 1990, when 67.7 million Americans Until Iraq invaded Kuwait, the European women Battling for the Soul voted in state and congressional elections, and 110 mil­ military was taking an active role in the JUST IN TIME FOR of Nations. lion didn’t. d a t e ------drug war. But sources inside the DEA . , y ,. .1 rnmistry m Easfenr Europe o n d the Soviet Union - 'los :.i: t’itjrn Peer- shared In a dozen states where drivers license voter regisua- tell us that the military was slow to leani tion systems were in effect for the first time, voter tur­ die fine art of drug interdiction. to get 14 weeks CHRISTMAS nout went up by an average 2.9 percent. Instead of infiltrating drug gangs or A Remarkable One-Hour Television Event. There were sharper increases in some states that had meticulously planning big drug busts, the GEL NAILS ~ For long, strong, beautiful hotly contested races for governor — Massachusetts’ tur­ Pentagon deployed its troops as if they were on a combat mission. In fact, one maternity leave nails. nout went up 12 percent, Minnesota’s 7 percent and Maine’s 6.4 percent. unit that was in on the U.S. invasion of SUN GLITZ ~ Lightened and brightened But the pattern didn’t hold in every battleground state; Piinama last year used some of the same LONDON (AP) — Women in the Germany grants 14 weeks at full some had lower turnout ratios than in the last off-year brash tactics when raiding an Oregon European Community, who already pay, and Denmark offers 28 weeks hair with non amonia pigments (no bleach). elections. Curtis B. Cans, director of the Committee for marijuana patch last summer. The raid have paid maternity leave, would be at 90 percent pay. EAR PIERCING ~ Registered nurse on tlic Study of the American Electorate, said negative cam­ was so aggressive that lawsuits resulted. guaranteed at least 14 weeks on full In the United Stales, 30 stales paigning was one of the reasons. One teen-age girl was held at gunpoint pay under legislation being con­ have laws granting unpaid leave Thursday nights. Cans said that when campaign advertising tells people while innocently hiking through a na­ sidered by the European Parliament. from six weeks to one year. not to vote for one candidate or the other, the process tional forest. The proposal contrasts sharply “It’s not a question of pay. We’re creates a negative image of all candidates, giving the The raid was carried out without die with policy in the United States, the only Western industrialized voter “a choice between awful and worse” and leaving consent of irate local police. One lop which has no federal law granting country that docs not pemiit job- ULTIMATE 1 little incentive to vote. DEA official told our associate Jim maternity leave — paid or unpaid — protected leave,” Rep. Patricia 311 Green Rd., Manchester This year’s total turnout was 36.4 percent of eligible Lynch that the miliuuy simply lacks fi­ or guaranteeing a job on return. Schroedcr, D-Colo., said in a Americans, he said, matching the 1986 off-year elections nesse. ‘Their attitude is, ‘Nuke ’em until The European IVliameni’s com­ telephone interview from L. at the lowest level since 1942. they glow.’” mittee on women’s rights last week Washington. 643-2103 That means just under 60 percent of those registered TTic Pentagon is not die only agency passed a draft directive that would She was the prime sponsor of actually voted. Overall, registration for the 1990 elec­ with a tarnished record in die drug war. give pregnant working women a legislation vetoed by President Bush Gift Certificates Available. TONIGHT 10:00PM WTNH/8 tions was down slightly from 1986. There arc gaffes across the board. minimum of 14 weeks’ maternity that would provide 10 to 12 weeks Average voter turnout in other democratic nations is Some of those gaffes arc in the sky. leave at full pay. of unpaid leave. about 80 percent of those eligible, according to a study Since 1986, the U.S. Customs Service The directive also bars dismissals by the General Accounting Office. Most of those nations has spent more than $1(X) million on linked to pregnancy and would have some kind of automatic voter registration. Time for term limitation seven radar balloons that float above the provide two weeks’ compulsory rest In the United States, registering to vote usually is more U.S.-Mexican border. So far, the bal­ before birth. Benefits would apply difficult than actually voting. There arc fewer places to loons have played a role in less than 50 to any woman working full- or do it, the hours are more restricted, and the process is WASHINGTON — Term-limitation drug busts. That means more dian $2 part-time. constitutional amendment. more complicated. campaigners from at least 34 stales will million per bust. “This directive slops women from So far, the term limitation effort is Voter turnout has been declining for 30 years. soon gather here to plan how to turn their Not to be outdone, the Navy and Coast being penalized for what is a normal cause into “the” issue of the ’90s. primarily a partisan Republican effort Guard spent $33.2 million last year for part of a woman’s life,” said Chris­ Presidential elections draw higher participation rates. Just ROBERT over 50 percent in 1988. But the trend in presidential and The meeting is being sponsored by aimed at doing what the GOP has been die use of ships — 2,347 ship-days in all tine Crawley, chairwoman of the off-year elections has been downward since 1960. Americans to Limit Congressional WAGMAN unable to do at the ballot box — unseat — to seize but seven vessels carrying committee and a Labor IVly EC Changes in the registration process aren’t going to Terms, a national organization started incumbent Democratic members of Con­ any trace of illegal drugs. parliamentarian from Britain. reverse that trend, but making it easier to sign up certain­ with little fanfare about a year ago. Its gress. The 1988 Republican platform en­ Last year we reported that the National “It will result in a lot more British ly can’t hurt. The rules arc set by the states, and that’s SfX)kcsman is Eddie Mahc, a Republican dorsed limits on House and Senate Guard units in border slates sometimes women having the same career op­ one of the things Congress has been arguing about. campaign consultant. tenure, and this fall both President Bush dress up in cactus suits at night to snag portunities as men,” she said. “It is a The bill the Democrats tried and failed to get through The organization was formed to create and Vice President Dan Quayle built drug smugglers. We have a new collec­ major breakthrough.” calls for term limitation into their stan­ All 12 European Community Congress this year would have required states to a constitutional amendment that would and members of the state legislature to tion of drug war oultakes to show a side dard stump speeches. member countries already provide automatically register people meeting age and citizenship limit U.S. House terms to six (12 years) eight consecutive years in office. The of the battle that you won’t find in the Of the 14-mcmbcrs of the board of some form of paid maternity leave, requirements as voters when they were issued drivers’ and U.S. Senate terms to two (also 12 measure also limits terms of U.S. press releases from the office of the drug licenses. U also would have required voter registration at years). Now, with term limitation start­ Americans to Limit Congressional czar. but British women have the most to senators and rcprcscnialivcs from Tenns, 12 arc Republicans. It’s “consul­ gain. other agencies or state and local government, and by ing to succeed at tlic state level, the or­ Colorado to 12 con.sccutive years. The DEA officials privately acknowledge ganization is recasting itself into a tant” and spokesman, Mahe, is a mail. law is being challenged as unconstitu­ dial they don’t do much to stop one com­ Under existing British law, Tlie White House said it would have cost the states too grass-roots group with its emphasis on longtime GOP campaign insider. mon method of smuggling cocaine women are entitled to six weeks’ the slate level. tional because states cannot set the con­ Most national organizations that have much, and increased the risk of fraud. But the measure ditions and terms of federal office. across the Mexican border. Drug runners leave at 90 percent of regular pay, “Once limits are in place at the state long pushed for institutional changes in pa.sscd the House easily, 289-132, with 61 Republicans More fundamental is the court chal­ know dial the DEA is not likely to in­ followed by an additional 12 weeks level,” said Mahe, “the pressure at the Congress arc not backing term limita­ supporting it. A Senate majority favored the measure, lenge to California’s newly passed spect the posterior of a cow when a at $74.50 per week. national level is going to be geometrical­ tion. Instead they arc pushing for major too, but a 55-42 preliminary vote there fell short of the Proposition 140. Prop. 140, passed nar­ ranchcr/smuggicr lakes his cattle across French women, by comparison, ly increa.sed.” changes in other areas that give incum­ margin needed to force a final vote. rowly, docs not cover members of the border. have 16 weeks’ leave at full pay. THIS CHRISTMAS SEASON... Backers of term limitation say they bents built-in advantages, such as fund­ Sen. Wendell H. Ford, D-Ky., the chief sponsor, said California’s congressional delegation. It New federal laws governing the will push to have some type of limitation raising laws and limits on sjicnding in the issue will be back in the new Congress. limits California stale assembly members seizure of drug runners’ possessions So will the standard debate. measure on ballots in 1992 in the 15 House and Senate races. The GOP, have resulted in selective seizures. to six years in office and stale senators to which has a huge fund-raising advantage, Democrats argue that it is a way to open the process to slates that allow for initiatives. They eight years. It is being challenged on the Federal and local cops are more likely to is absolutely opposed to such a change. wider participation. Republicans insist that voter rules hope that legislatures in other stales will constitutional grounds that its violates go after a drug dealer who owns a Ferrari Israel Another question is whether term arc a state matter and an invitation to voter fraud at the act also if enough grass-roots pressure is the federal voting rights act bccau.se it and a yacht. In .some cases, local police polling place. applied. limitation in Congress is necessary. The departments are allowed to keep the con- DON'T GET MAILED limits the choice of minority voters as to statistic usually cited to support limita­ In American politics, getting people registered and Mahe said another sUategy will be to who they want to vote for. fi.scaied property if drey can use it in tion is that over 95 percent of incum­ may expel getting them to the polls on Election Day is part of the extract promises from House candidates If the California law is struck down, dieir own drug war. in 1992 that they won’t seek to serve bents running for re-election win new competitive process; parties and candidates try to turn the term limitation movement would be Border Pau-ol officials apparently have out their suppwrters. Lower-income Americans and more than a dozen years in Congress. terms. This percentage held up this year, some problems with dieir drug-.sniffing in deep trouble. Supporters, and most too, in the face of the supposed anti-in­ Arabs minorities are among the groups least likely to vote. “When they’re running for the first time, neutral observers, think the California dogs getting addicted to cocaine. There When they do, they tend to vote Democratic. That’s one 12 years looks like a long lime,” he said. cumbent mood sweeping tlic counuy: also was one bizarre report that interna­ FRIENDLY law will survive because many stales and reason for the parly lineup on a liberalized registration TTiis fall, term-limitation measures Only 13 of 405 incumbents were ousted. tional drug smugglers had placed a JERUSALEM (AP) — Cabinet localities already have term limitations Wliilc powerful committee chairmen law. passed in Oklahoma, Colorado and on governors, slate legislators and local $30,(K)0 bounty on “Barco,” a particular­ ministers said Thesday that Israel The GAO study discounts one reason often advanced California. Whether those measures sur­ with 15 or 20 terms gamer headlines, the ly effective canine cop. may deport Palestinian activists as office holders. fact is that — due to retirements, deatlis for low turnouts, saying the decline “is not the conse­ vive court challenges might determine The Colorado law is a different story. As corporations increasingly initiate one way to stem a wave of Arab quence of political alienation.” It says cumbersome how the movement will go in the future. and resignations to seek other offices — drug testing for dieir employees, the stabbing attacks. DOWNTOWN Many experts think its provision regard­ more than 60 percent of House members voting procedures arc a factor, and it also notes that in The most controversial is Colorado’s ing U.S. House and Senate tenns is workers arc finding creative ways to Israel has expelled 60 Palestinians other democracies political parties are more closely Amendment 5, approved by state voters have been elected since 1980. The same dodge the tests. Rep. Fortney “Pete” during their 3-year-old revolt, but clearly unconstitutional. If tlic courts is true in the Senate where over 60 per­ aligned with specific groups and interests, lies that make by more than a 3-1 margin. Taking effect agree, term-limitation backers will have Stark, D-Calif., while looking into the eased up on deportations in recent voting more significant to the individual. in January, it would limit stale officials cent arc in only their first or second reliability of workplace tests, Ictinicd dial months following repeated Western to return to their original strategy — a terms. “In short,” that study says, “it is likely that the in­ 2 ounces of a particular diet soda, protests that such action was in­ dividual will vote when voting is perceived to make a warmed under die armpit for an hour, has humane. difference.” allegedly been passed off as a valid urine Right-wing leaders want deporta­ sample. Cocaine users can sometimes tions back again following Sunday’s avoid detection by adding bleach to their fatal bus stabbing of an Israeli near tL Why ridicule heavy people? urine samples. One brand of eyedrops Tel Aviv, the 12lh such attack on reportedly can camouflage traces of Jews in six weeks. marijuana in a urine sample. Justice Minister Dan Meridor said It’s not cool anymore to tell racist I suspect the silence of die overweight While the expensive and gal'fc-prorie on Israel television, “Not only is jokes, or jokes that demean women, un­ Qcr has given their tormeniers power. Civil­ drug war continues, it is sobering to note there no deterrent to expulsions but Why shop at crowded malls when you can find a unique selection of quality less listeners are members of a social ized society didn’t develop clear-cut ra­ that every day, 56,(XK) hard-core addicts we must acknowledge there is no strata whose members derive a lot of SARAH cial or feminist sensibilities until those seek u-caimerii but arc repeatedly turned choice but to use the weapon of merchandise and knowledgeable sales associates who understand your needs, their own self-esteem from ridiculing OVERSTREET groups very vocally and legally fought away because of lack of spticc and staff deportation as well against inciters” those in other groups. their victimization. Obese people have at U'ealmeni clinics. of violence. It’s still open season on obese people, traditionally suffered in silence, inferring Unpopular war Meridor, of Prime Minister Yit­ however, from top comedians who inces­ from our culture that diey deserved their The story behind the resignation of zhak Shamir’s right-wing Likud SHOP THESE PAR'nCIPATING DOWNTOWN MERCHANTS santly needle heavy actresses like Delta humiliation. drug czar William Bcnneii is that he was bloc, added: “The developments of Burke and Liz Taylor (notice it’s more It seems the obese may be finally find­ di.spiriied over the While House’s lack of the last few weeks show a need for ASSOCIATION MEMBERS. often women, not men, who reap the big­ ing their voice. Vocal “overweight commitment to the drug war. Publicly, new thinking, intensive action ... If ^ Allstate Business Machines, Inc. ^ Formal's Inn, Inc. 4“ Marc Bakery & Coffee Shop gest insults) to parents and teachers who end up with heart disease and run up the rights” groups have sprung up in several administration officials lauded Bennett we prove our forbearance, our do nothing when children tease and tor­ “f Seller's Music cost of insurance premiums for the rest areas, and nurse Sharon Russell is taking for changing America’s attitude toward ability to stand up, we will win.” 4“ ]. Carman Clothier 4- Marlow's Department Store ment overweight children. of us. People who wake up widi chips on her wounded dignity to the Supreme drugs. But privately, llicy were not so Israeli news media said Defense 'f Bibles & Books I’m not sure why our broadening 4“ Harrison's Stationers 4- Marvin's Art & Framing their shoulders and use dieir bad moods Court. She was kicked out of nursing supportive. Bennett had a stormy Minister Moshe Arens was explor­ 'f Blish Hardware Co. minds haven’t stretched to include iJie as excuses to make life a living hell for school in 1985 by administrators who ar­ relationship with Budget Director ing ways of expediting deporalion 4^ jan Marie Boutique overweight, but they haven’t. Perhaps 4’ Mary Lewis the rest of us. Irresponsible people who gued she was too heavy to do the job. Richard Damian. Bennett kept pleading procedures, since expulsions are 4“ The Bike Shop f k" it’s just human nature; members of one don’t buy car insurance, drive recklessly Lower courts said she wasn’t and for money to fund his anti-drug initia­ often delayed by appeals to the > J & ] jewelers 4- Anne Miller Real Estate group must always search for someone to -f Bray jewelers and hit , our vehicles with theirs. Falks awarded her $44,(X)0 in damages. The tives, but Dannan wouldn’t loosen tlic Supreme Court. > The Lift the Latch Gift Shop feel superior to, and polite society has who throw their McDonald’s sacks out nursing school is appealing to the highest purse su-ings. The money that Bennett Arens’ spokesman Danny Naveh 4- Country Arts 4^ M & S Mini Mart now crossed a lot of the old favorites off their car windows, ruin our landscapes court. managed to get was parceled out to said in an interview that the idea of 4- Manchester Drug 4“ Optical Style Bar ® 1990 by NLA Uk the list — ethnic and racial groups, die 4- The Craft Supply House and suck up our lax dollars to clean it all Legal experts say that whatever die various federal agencies that studied the deporting Arabs linked to attacks on mentally disabled —• leaving die obese up. court decides will tiave little bearing on drug problem ad nauseam, but did little Israelis is “always on the agenda.” 4- The Crockery Shoppe 4“ Manchester Hardware, Inc. 4“ Park Hill joyce Flower Shop as one of the few categories still official­ ‘SOAK THE RICH! SOAK THE RICH!” There are as many types of behavior die legal question of “size discrimina­ to solve it. He noted that Arens considered 4“ East West Imports 4^ Manchester Mall 4- Peter's Furniture City, Inc. ly sanctioned for ridicule. Then, of that people could do somediing about as tion.” Russell, now a pediatric nurse in Mini-editorial deportations an “effective means” eourse, there’s the feeling that their there are people, and most of those be­ St. Petersburg, Fla., says that’s not her Most of the fraud and abuse com­ against violence, but declined to 4- Fairway Dept. Store 4- Manchester Pet Center obesity is somediing they could do 4“ Regal's Men's Shops haviors hann odiers as a by-product. reason for fighting, anyway. “Tlie impor­ mitted by savings and loan owners had elaborate. something about if they just wanted to, 4^ Forest Package Store Overeating, on die odier hand, rarely tant thing is more people will understand In Beil Fajar, a West Bank village 4“ Manchester Seafobd 4“ Steve K's Restaurant so therefore they deserve whatever been legalized by Congress, all in the hurls anyone but die overweight person. what I had to go through to gel to this name of deregulation. Because the near Bethlehem, soldiers ambushed Manchester Herald ridicule we heap on them. Yet none of diese other irresponsible be­ point. It’s going to take lime. It’s going deregulation guidelines were .so am­ activists Monday nigiit at a common I guess philosophically you’d have to haviors receives anywhere near the to take patience. And it’s going to take biguous, prosecutors had a hard time site for stone-throwing attacks, PLENTY OF FREE PARKING Founded Oct. 1, 1881 as a weekly. say dial die latter rea.son holds some vitriol we heap on the overweight. What? people like me who have die guts to shooting and wounding one validity. However, if we’re going to pick nailing the S&L owners for violations of Daily publication since OcL 1, 1914. A heavy person might break dial wobbly stand up and say, ‘1 was humiliated — the law, and the swindlers knew it. So protester in the leg, the army said. on people for habits they could do some­ dining-room chair before you gel around this is how I fell.’” tlicy got away with billions of dollars. It Arab and Israeli reports said a Executive Ed'tor . Vincent Michael Valvo thing about, we could include a lot of to fixing it? Make you wait an extra few History has shown that for any group was a costly lesson, and Congress should second youth Anwar, Ahmad Taqat- News Editor______Andrew C Spitzler folks; Drinkers. Smokers. People who seconds while he squeezes dirough a targeted for discrimination, this is exact­ only have to learn it once. The taxpayers qa, 17, was wounded and later died eat foods high in cholesterol and fat and light passage ahead of you? ly what it lakes. cannot afford another lesson. of injuries. 6 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Dec. 5, 1990 Iflaiirlirstrr ‘Hrrali'l Problems ROTC From Page 1 From Page 1 LOCAL/REGIONAL Section 2, F*age 7 Wednesday, Dec. 5,1990 In the last decade or so, the severe emotional problems, the per­ much of what used to be taught at school system has seen a growing Students at the school also get ing number of dysfunctional centage of maladjusted students at home has now become the school’s turbed students in Manchester be­ number of youths coming back to the school will continue to ri.se. ranked based on their performance. families and latch-key children as responsibility. A student who gets ranked in the cause busing them to out-of-town school after receiving hospital care, Cormier said the students’ causes to rising number of children facilities would cost the school sys­ Serving Manchester ■ Coventry ■ Andover ■ Bolton ■ Hebron Ftak said some of die affected first level for either missing clas.ses with emotional problems. and students who simply cannot problems go beyond just mere atten­ tem thousands of extra dollars. function in a tradition classroom set­ students are coping with drug abuse or being disruptive may have to be Currently, students with dis­ tion and discipline problems. The administrator said that to ting because of their severe social or problems as well. escorted by a teacher or staff mem­ abilities and mental retardation When coming to a conclusion In those cases, the student’s educate the students in town costs emotional problems, Cormier said. ber between clas.ses, while those in make up less than half of ROTC’s about whether or not a student falls problem would be handled by an between $18,000 and $19,000 a year He said it is the school system’s the third level, which denotes out­ population and that number will into the group, *‘we have to look outside drug rehabilitation center, he standing behavior, get special for each pupil. The Capital Region obligation to educate the troubled both at the frequency and the inten­ drop even more due to graduations workshop for commission .said. Education Council’s education youths whenever possible. privileges and an opportunity to go and several students being placed in Manchester man charged as gambler sity of the behavior,” he said. “Educating students is ROTC’s on supervised trip.s, fWc said. program for such students, CREC ‘The law requires that you edu­ “Years ago, these students would their home .schools next year, he By BRIAN M. TROTTA primary task,” he said explaining Rec., would cost the town more than MILFORD (AP) An announcer at the Milford and Bridgeport Jai dents opposing the proposed Brandy all the testimony at the hearing that cate these kids as you would anyone usually add to the dropout level,” Cormier said that it costs between said. $25,000 per student each year, Cor­ Manchester Herald Acres II subdivision, had filed the commission took the action on the else,” he said. that there is no drug treatment $18,000 to $19,000 a year to edu­ alai frontons wa.s charged "^esday with running an illegal gambling night and that residents at the meet­ advice of town attorney Richard Peak said, noting that once they ter­ program at the school. “The Board of Education formed mier said, citing the figure as an ex­ operation out of his home with a jai alai player, state police said. complaint after an allegedly illegal ing were unable to hear both sides of Currently, 185, or just under 25 minated their education, many of cate such students within the school ample. BOLTON — Members of the vote was taken at the commission’s Barger. percent, of the 863 Manchester stu­ “These kids feel they have failed system — three times that of an advisory committee three years A raid Nov. 19 turned up two illegal gambling machines, as well as Bolton Inland Wetlands Commis- the conversation between Erwin and them would wind up in institutions in various aspects of their life and ago to decide what to do with July 25 meeting. Sherman. The Freedom of Informa­ dents requiring special attention out­ average students. “We don’t have to pay rent be­ retards of wagers being accepted on professional football games, •sion will attend a Freedom of Infor­ Because the commission had rec­ or jails. they don’t really feel good about ROTC’s extra space,” said Richard police .said. At that meeting, commission tion act contains strict rules about side the regular classroom, are what Despite that, the town is still cause we own our building,” Cor­ mation Commission workshop as tified its mistake on its own, FOI The two administrators blamed themselves,” he said, adding that, Cormier, the director of special Scott C. Hyatt, 25, the jai alai announcer, was charged with profes­ member Gwen Erwin left the meet­ how such a poll should be made. educators have termed socially or the growing divorce rate, amount of saving thousands of dollars by mier said to explain the difference in part of 3 settlement of a complaint ing to call Milton Sherman and ob­ Counsel Constance Chambers said for many, low self-esteem is half the teaching them with the school sys­ education and pupil personnel for costs. sional gambling, possession of a gambling device, maintaining a gam­ filed against the local agency. However England’s complaint the only action that the commission emotionally maladjusted, the school time youngsters arc being left alone problem. the school district. tain his vote on the issue. England administrator said. tem rather than busing them to out bling premise and possession of gambling records. He was rclca.scd on John England, an Andover resi­ was made moot by a Nov. 27 ballot could take would be to ask that the without their parents and the number Peak said ROTC’s many voca­ Cormier added that most larger charged that the vote was illegal be­ Cormier said such children of town facilities, Cormier asserted. a promise to appicar Dee. 11 in Superior Court. dent representing a group of resi­ in which the commission declared Bolton officials attend a future of dysfunctional families as some of tional and hands-on programs for its Merging the Porter program, towns have their own facilities to cause Sherman was unable to hear demand very small student-to- Pbak said the severe conditions His housemate, Bruce McKcnney, also 25, who plays under the the July 25 vote null and void. The workshop on the FOI rules. the chief factors behind the youths’ students helps them raise their self­ which is now hou.sed in the Bentley handle those types of students. teacher ratios and special program­ ^ d the increasing number of emo­ n ^ c of Bruce at the Bridgeport and Milford frontons, was arrested on emotional states. esteem. School Building, with ROTC will Besides Manchester students, similar charges last Friday. ming, and therefore arc the most “Fbr some of them, the school en­ tionally-disturbed students reflect add 22 students to help fill up the ROTC also brings in students from “They build something they like the times. A blackjack machine and a video slot machine were seized from costly students in the school district vironment is the only secure place space. Hartford and other small towns in [wood] shop and they’re proud of “It indicates some serious their residence, police said. to educate. for them to go,” P e ^ said, noting Cormier said it is more economi­ throughout Eastern Connecticut, it,” the director said. problems in our society,” he said. Police alleged that Hyatt and McKcnney shared the profits from the “They are the one population of that many of the students he deals cal to educate such emotionally dis­ Peak said. machines. students that no one lobbies for,” he “They learn better by doing “I’d kind of like to put myself out of with may have alcoholic or abusive things, than by sitting in a classroom Hyatt was accused of accepting wagers on football games, or book­ said. parents. business.” Pupils in that category can display and having someone tell them how making, while McKcnney was charged with gambling for allegedly “They come to school and at least to do things,” he said. placing football bets. an array of problems from poor at­ they know what to expect,” he tendance records and a high dropout Walking into ROTC’s cafeteria. MR. C's LAUNDROMAT The arrests were an offshoot of a continuing state investigation into added. “They don’t necessarily Peak is greeted by Robert, a 15- gaming irregularities at the Milford fronton, police said. The inves­ rate to frequent outbursts, said Jack know that at home.” At Hartford Road and McKee Street year-old student at the school. Complex tigation has not yet produced any arrests for wrongdoing at cither of Peak, the director of the Regional “Manchester faces the same is­ Hours: 7am-10pm - 7 days a week Occupational Training Center. Robert hands Peak a report of his Connecticut’s frontons. sues that arc faced in the inner-city,” behavior in his first four classes. The training center, ROTC, which Cormier said. “The frequency [of From Page 1 647-1959 op>encd in 1976 to specifically hand­ The first three teachers marked the problems] may be less, but the “good” on the card, the last one Invites you to use our new wash and fold service, only State borrows for unemployment le students with mental retardation problems arc the same.” marked “average.” the phone calls. $.75/lb(15lb. minimum)... Don't wash your day away, HARTFORD (AP) — For the first time in seven years, the state and multiple handicaps, has been Donald Hogan, a school Neil Ellis, president of F irst' Department of Labor will borrow from the federal government to witness, in recent years, to a surge “I didn’t do too good in the last let us do it. It's quick, same day service if dropped off psychologist, who works with stu­ class,” Robert said lowering his Hartford Realty, said after the meet­ before 12 Noon. Also receive $.25 off each load on cover 4 projected $227 million shortfall in unemployment payments. of maladjusted pupils coming dents enrolled in the Porter Street Labor Commissioner Betty L. Tianti said Tuesday the loan will through its doors. head. ing that he was pleased with the out­ self-serve. Both offers are good Monday thru Friday program, agreed with Cormier. “But, you did great in the first come and that there would would be cover only the first quarter of 1991 and predicted additional borrow­ Currently 40-45 percent of ROTC “We are seeing a few more inner- with this coupon only. ing will be needed beginning in April. students fall into that category. Peak three,” Peak comments as he hands a further announcement about it at city situations coming to the end of the month. Please provide Tianti blamed the region’s faltering economy for the borrowing, -saidr-With the school’s HogansaW: lil Not all students get reports on He said he had no idea what the Name.“ ...... t;;;;::::...... TT7.T.^;;7.T::;:.T7r:7.... saying the state is paying benefits to at least 15,000 more people each merger with the Porter Street “Schools have taken on many week than it did a year ago. as companies continue to lay off Adolescent Day Treatment Program, their behavior. Peak said, l^ut for developers would do in Vernon and Address...... more of society’s issues than people Norwich over impending employees and shut down completely in uoubled economic times. which handles 22 children with think,” Peak said, indicating that some it is a way of telling that they for future mailings. are improving or getting worse. foreclosures on apartments there. U st November, for example, the suite paid benefits to about 25,900 residents each week, while in November of this year, the weekly un­ ST. JUDE NOVENA employment rolls swelled to about 42,200. “It is most unfortunate that the unemployment situation forces us to MAY THE SACRED HEART OF t^ e this action at a point when there arc severe suains on the Connec­ JESUS BE ADORED, GLORIFIED, ticut economy,” Tianti said. LOVED AND PRESERVED We don't t>ick the savings YOU DO! She said unemployment benefit payments arc averaging about $8 THROUGHOUT THE WORLD, million each week, up from $5.5 million last year. NOW AND FOREVER. SACRED HEART OF JESUS, PRAY FOR US. Union ratifies Bic contract SAINT JUDE, WORKER OF MIR­ MILFORD (AP) — Union members al Bic Corp. ratified a new ACLES, PRAY FOR US. SAINT We don't |>ick the item s...... YOU DO! three-year labor contract, hours before a deadline that would have JUDE, HELPER OF THE HOPELESS, resulted in the first strike against the pen and lighter manufacturer PRAY FOR US. SAY THIS PRAYER since 1975. 9 TIMES A DAY, BY THE 8TH DAY Members of United Rubber Workers Local 134 on Sunday over­ YOUR PRAYER WILL BE AN­ We don't pick the brand YOU DO! whelmingly approved the eonlract, which included wage increases, SWERED. IT HAS NEVER BEEN M. ■ ■ m m m ■ m m the establishment of two weekend work shifts and the continuation of KNOWN TO FAIL, PUBLICATION full health benefits for employees’ dependents. Scott Br*d«/Manch«st*r Hmid Al Slefferfs Holiday Gift To You MOVING UP THE LADDER — A bunch o f Martin Elementary MUST BE PROMISED. THANK YOU Roy Sebas, president of the local, said the local had objected to a recently. The students are, from left to right, Liz Hida. Aman­ ST. JUDE. company proposal to increase the health care deductible and to have students take to the jungle gym in the school’s playground da Jacobs, Michel Lanteigne and Marisa Osswalt. T.M. employees pay for some of their dependents’ health coverage. He said the agreement included a reduction of the retirement age in the third year of the contract to 60 years of age; an increase in retire­ ment compensation from the current rate of $23 per month per year of Environment tops at Martin School service to $25 per month in the third year; a boost in life insurance benefits; and a 5 percent wage increase each year of the contract. By SCOTT B. BREDE The science teacher said the student editorials list of all the things in their home that were made COUPON SAVINGS “Obviously, everyone was happy,” Bic spokeswoman Sharon Manchester Herald are one way of encouraging people to stop buying out of products from the rain forests. DuFhiy said. “They were 100-to-l in ratifying the contract.” products made of mahogany and teak woods, “Chocolate, bananas, coffee, bubble gum, tires The new contact runs from Dee. 1, 1990, to Nov. 30, 1993. The MANCHESTER — Fbr most sixth-graders, the which come from the forests, and to boycott the on a bicycle,” Kelly Hiza said, reading from her Offer Good 12-5, 6, 7, 8 & 9 Only former three-year conu-act expired at midnight Nov. 30, Sebas said. rain forests of South America may seem as far companies who arc responsible for the trees’ list. Local 134 represents roughly 850 workers out of the estimated away as another planet. destmetion. “If they replanted the trees [that were cut down] 1,100 people employed at the Milford plant, Sebas said. But in keeping with their school’s commitment “We all have to realize that it is our future [and the problem wouldn’t be that bad,” Tommy Tier­ _____ to environmental issues, sixth-graders at Martin the students’] future that we are destroying,” ney, another student, said. “In the long run, it is L-. May Be Used On Any STREET - OPEN MONDAY Yale head warns of cutback need School are taking an interest in hailing the Loretz said, noting that a large amount of the going to effect us because they’re killing off ; 10 AM. 5 PM ----- ^ l U t r .-rRJQ-5 NEW HAVEN (AP) — Yale University needs to be prepared to destruction of the rain forests. [many species] of animals,” he said. SAT 7 NOON Item In The Store scale back some programs and services to cope with the deteriorating ‘The rain forests shouldn’t be destroyed be­ Students blamed the logging industry and the MANY ARE ALREADY AT LOW SALE PRICES! economy, despite a period of remarkable financial growth in the cause all the animals who live there will have no raising of cattle by fast-food franchises as the 1980s, President Benno C. Schmidt Jr. cautioned. place to go,” said Fred Jackson, one of several stu­ School main groups responsible for the forests’ destruc­ Dec. 4 - Dec. 8,1990 You Choose The Coupon ‘‘1 believe Yale does not now have a scope of activity that we can dents at the school participating in a project to in­ tion. P u r d i ^ O f $250 O r More maintain given the economic climate that we now face,” Schmidt said crease public awareness to the jungles’ decinta- During the weeks ahead, the students will be BOGNER'S Wholesale By What You Spend Tue.sday after a meeting of the Yale trustees. tion. Days comparing New England’s climate to that of the Butcher Shop Schmidt detailed his concerns about Yale’s financial position in a Besides presenting their rain forest project to rain forest, designing a system of replanting trees, AlSieffert’s ^ f BRING ALL THREE COUPONS WITH YOU - USE ONE five-page letter that went out Nov. 27 to the faculty. The letter seeks other students at the school, the sixth-graders will A weekly feature testing the effects of acid rain and conducting LAND 0 LAKES One Coupon Per Customer ' " ' Not Valid on Prior Sales 1 U Il the faculty’s help in finding ways to meet the difficulties that lie ahead also write editorials to local newspapers about the solar energy experiments. Sliced White '' 12-5-90 thru 12-9-90 while noting that faculty and staff have benefited from generous forests’ plight, said .science teacher Linda Loretz, Martin Principal Raymond Whinnem said the ..1' salary and benefit increases in recent years. one of two sixth-grade teachers coordinating the project goes hand-in-hand with the school’s American 5LB. i Q Q “We must prepare the university to function effectively in an lesson plan. dedication to teach its students about issues of en­ Cheese I ■\/C7it economic and political environment that may become as difficult as Loretz said tlie project was bom out of a recent Earth’s oxygen supply comes from Uees which are vironmental importance, noting that, for the last MH USDA CHOICE any Yale has faced in a long time,” he wrote. class trip to the Boston Museum of Science where being plowed away. two years, white-paper recycling has been going Sirloin Hip Because of Yale’s “remarkable period of financial growth” in the the children watched a movie depicting the “slash “The tribes [who live there] are losing their on at the school. Spoon 5LB.Q Q Q 1980s, the president said Yale is in a strong position to confront these and bum” method of clearing the forests. homeland,” Jackson said. “We have relatively little to work on [to prepare challenges. The school’s endowment began the decade at $676 million “One-half of all the species we know of live in “Also, all the animals and insects that have yet for the school recycling mandate, effective Jan. 1] Roast *VG, fciB^Wib and ended at $2.6 billion. the rain forest, so if we destroy them, we’re to be discovered are being killed,” he said, noting because we’re doing so much already,” he said. USDA CHOICE destroying the balance of nature,” Loretz said. that some of those plants could be used as Whinnem said the students’ project will also in­ Beef Short H Q Q P^chase Of $450 Or More Two charged for phony SOS “Nineteen million acres of land per year are remedies to cure cancer and heart disease. crease their parents’ awareness of the rain forest. NEW HAVEN (AP) — A federal grand jury indicted two Stamford being lost in Brazil alone,” she added. The students’ first assignment was to make a issue. j ' Ribs I i w w men Tuesday on charges of sending phony distress signals to the U.S. USDA CHOICE Coa.st Guard, authorities said. Boneless 0 Al Sleffert’s One Coupon Per Customer Not Valid on Prior Sales Michael Mcssccar, 25, and Michael Bova, 24, each was charged with communicating false disu-css messages to the Coast Guard, Problem delays referendum OK Chuck 4LB.H Q Q .Coupon Good 12-5-90 thru 12-9-90 making false statements to a government agency, and one count of Roast I bW w The Savings Mean So By BRIAN M. TROTTA expensive and unnecessary step. i f conspiracy. U.S. Attorney Stanley A. Twardy Jr. said. then it’s yes. If the vote is no, then been guaranteed by the stale Depart­ USDA CHOICE Much More When The Manchester Herald They prefer to have residents vole They arc accused of sending phony distress calls to the Coast Guard its no,” said Helen Kemp, executive ment of Educadon in the question. Blade Q ^ Q Names Are This Big! Nov. 16 requesting help. The Coast Guard dispatched rescue vessels, on borrowii.g the money and on the assistant to the Board of Selectmen. project at the same time. However the reference was not in­ Steaks MITSUBISHI PHILIPS Twardy said. The men were charged under a sUUute that went into ef­ BOLTON - A discrepancy in the Kemp said it appears dial the dif­ wording of the call to referendum on cluded in the referendum question USDA CHOICE SONY WHIRLPOOL fect the day the alleged offense occurred, he said. ‘They’re doing two votes to ac­ ficulty partly due to Day, Berry & written by the bond counsel. RCA G.E. the proposed school building project The case is believed to be the first in the country to be prosecuted complish what we can do in one Howard’s lack of experience in Lean Beef 3LBQ Q Q ZENITH m a g ic CHEF under the new law, Twardy said. has delayed town approval of the vote,” said First Selectman Robert working with small towns. for Stew TOSHIBA WESTINGHOUSE meeting. Morra. HITACHI FRIGIDAIRE The men face maximum penalties of 16 years in prison and “They’re used to these huge The firm has told the town that GRADE A SPLIT \ The wording of the call to HOOOff MAGNAVOX MAYTAG $750,0(X) in fines if convicted of all the charges. Morra said the town is trying to projects in Hartford,” she said. “I any reference to state funding in the referendum by the town’s bond Chicken iolb/I Q Q Purchase Of $1000 Or More PANASONIC AMANA avoid a situation where the two think they’re out of their league in question would be improper. counsel, die Hartford law firm of Breast I nw w SPEED QUEEN PIONEER Kennelly, Gejdenson appointments votes go in opposite directions. For reverse on this project.” However, in the referendum ques­ HOTPOINT Day, Berry & Howard, includes example, residents could approve There is also a question about tion for the Library Media Center at OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICE 80% WASHINGTON (AP) — Two Connecticut lawmakers were named provisions for a town meeting prior the project but reject the financing, some of the wording in the refes^n- Al Sieffert’s Tuesday to a key House panel that wields great power on Capitol Hill the high school, which was ap­ Lean One Coupon Per Customer Not Valid , on Prior Sales to die referendum to authorize the thus stymieing die entire plan. dum question. The Board of Educa­ proved several years ago, there was 2^5-90 thru 12-9-90 by recommending committee assignments and helping the Speaker town to borrow money. “We’re trying to make it one en­ tion wants to include a reference to Ground slb H C Q determine the agenda for Congress. a reference to a partial payment of But town officials say that is an tire question so if the vote goes yes. the funding that the the town has Beef *VG I Reps. Barbara Kennelly and Sam Gejdenson, both Democrats, were the cost by the state. •: SLICED FRESH FROMOUR DELI appointed to the House Democratic Steering and Balicy Committee. GLEN ROCK Gejdenson was unanimously re-elected by his colleagues from the Virginia Q 7 Q HOUDAY HOURS: Northeast to serve as regioiutl representaUve on the panel. Public hearing on renovation Monday-Friday 9:30-3 p.m. Ham U i I w lb. In a sign of her growing influence among House Democratic 3.79 Saturday 9:30-5 p.m. • Sunday 12-5 p.m. leaders. Kennelly was named by House Speaker James Foley, D- By JACQUELINE BENNETT ROUND HILL pansion plan. also agreed that no more than $400 proposal and asked the [renovation] Wash., as one of his eight appointees to the panel. Manchester Herald MANCHESTER TEL 647-9997 “I was quite honored,” Kennelly said. ‘The Speaker has only eiglit The proposal from the Town Hall be spent for a model of die project committee to invest their time. It to pick.” Renovation Committee probably designed by New Briuiin architect docs warrant a public hearing so WILLIMANTIC TEL. 450-0405 COVENTRY — The Town 2.99 Gejdenson will represent die 19 Democratic members from Con­ will go to a public hearing on Jan. John Kaestlc-Boos. The money will we’ll have an opportunity to get SUPER ‘YO doyi »anr>e at caih. Council agreed Monday that resi­ Order Your Christmas Roast Early STORES no poymenl required necticut, Rhode Island, Maine, Massachusetts, F^erio Rico, New 16, 7:30 p.m., al the Town Office come from contingency or unen­ feedback before we make our dents should have a chance to say For A Wide Selection Of Beef, Pork, Hampshire, the Virgin Islands, and Washington, D.C. Building. cumbered funds. decision,” council member Peter NEXT TO SUPER how they feel about a proposed $2 Lamb, Veal, Poultry. At the suggestion of Town “It seems to me we’ve made a Halvorson said during the meeting 1329 Main St. STOP & SHOP MANCHESTER 445 Hartford Rd. ofm aV/ million town hall renovation and ex­ All Meats Cut To Order Manager John Elscsser, the council considerable investment in this at the Town Office Building. ^M A N CH ESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Dec. 5, 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Dec. 5, 1990— 9 RECORD

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They are available at The Old Slate House Gift Shop, Thursday (Dec. 6) at 11 a.m. at Our SEAMSTRESS WANTED - Take over long Madeline C. Brown, 97, of South the convenience of the family. In country kitchyen, full walkout basement the Civic Center Mall information booth, the Hartford Lady of the Cape Church, Stonev MANCHESTER 'OGtabllshud Bridal Shop Buslnaas. Superb op- to private treed 1^. 3 car garagel Owner Dennis, and formerly of Dennisport, lieu of flowers, memorial conu-ibu- polunlty lor ambltloos person. $2 5 ,0 0 0 . Stage, the Bushncll box office and Union Station, all in East Dennis, Dennis and Brook Road, Brewster, Mass. Burial tions may be made to University Library Board, Whiton Library, 7:30 p.m. SUPER MULTI-FAMILY Set like a Jewel on will hold entire mortgage! Hartford. Hockanum River Linear FUrk Commission, Lincoln 41/2 Acres, Invttlng covered deck. Central Air, Manchester, died Monday (Dec. 3) will be in Dennis Cemetery, Dennis, Medical Center, 1501 N. Campbell Center gold room, 7:30 p.m. Skylights, 2 Fireplaces, NORTH COVENTRY, GLASTONBURY & PRIVATE!!! First night events include performance groups, ex­ after a short illness. She recently had Mass. Conu-ibutions to her memory Ave., Tucson, AZ 85724, or a PRICE REDUCED to $239,825111 $219,900 Ethics Commission, Lincoln Center hearing room NEW CAPES To be built on up to 5 TIRED OF MAKING OTHER PEOPLE hibits and professional artists, in all more than 60 events. resided with her niece, Ann B. may be made to Friends of Dennis charity of the donor’s choice. Exquisite 8 room Contemporary boasts 7:30 p.m. Acres in Coventry. Choose your Lot, RICH? - Established Convenience Store, Furey, of South Dennis. Seniors, Route 134, South Dennis, Colors and materials. $139,900-up. Steady and strong growth. Room lor atldlllon- 4 bedrooms wooden ca th ^ra ceilings, W. Leroy (Roy) Morrell ANDOVER aJ lines, Excellant location, Hlh Trahlc Count, 21x11 sun room with skylights, 2 family Bottle and can redemption She was bom in Hartford and was MA 02660, or to Hospice Associa­ Oflerod below Appraised Vlalue. COVENTRY, tion of Cape Cod, 923 Route 6:, Yar- W. Leroy (Roy) Morrell, 65, hus­ Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office $90,000. rooms, (ireplaced living room, and full The Bowers School Playground Committee will be a graduate of New Britain Normal band of Nancy S. Morrell of West Building, 7:30 p.m. LUCRATIVE ANTIQUE BUSINESS - 1B Yrs basement tool Sliders tc private decki holding a donated bottle and can redemption drive on School in 1914. She taught in mouthport, MA 02675. Arrange­ at Present Location, Attached House In­ Call todayl Hartford, father of Laura M. Hicks Public Safety Building Committee, Firehouse, 7:30 Saturday, Dec. 8, from 9 to 11 a.m. The Brownie Troop Manchester schools for 41 years and ments are by the Hallett Funeral cluded. Great Opponuntty for Owner/Oc- Home, South Yarmouth, Mass. and grandfather of /Vndrew C.M. p.m. cupant or Rental Income. COVENTRY. ON A CLEAR DAY... #602 will sort the cans and bottles. All proceeds will go was an assistant principal in the Lin­ $259,000. Hicks, both of Coventry, died Tues­ ENERGY EFFICIENT! $225,000 to the community Bowers School Playground Building coln and Bowers School in INVESTORSIII Ftendyperson Special, 5 Margaret (Champlin) day (Dec. 4). Bom Nov. 14, 1925 in COVENTRY B e d icc's. Sunroom, garage, 1 Acre Lot. YDU CAN SEE FOREVER...from the Fund. Manchester. She was a member of Riur bedroom Cape on quiet one way street. Newly painted LAP OF LUXURY — Aluminum and Lake Association, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. Ideal or Contractor who’s business Is slow, peak of Bolton Notch and this 8 room the National Teacher’s Association Brown Charlotte, N.C., he had lived in West inside & out. Remodeled bath, newer carpeting & new Brick Colonial on an Acre, Cheery many extras Included. ASHFORD, ONLY Hartford for the past 60 years. Parks and Recreation, Patriot’s FVk, 7:30 p.m. Hearth, Formal Dining, 4 BRs, 21/2 $75,000. Tudor with 4 bedrooms. Magnificent and the Connecticut State Teachers kitchen floor. New shutters & awnings. Fenced-in yard. Baseball card show Margaret (Champlin) Brown, 66, He is survived by a son, Glenn S. Don’t miss this one! CHFA!! Baths, 1st Floor Family Room, Multi- ESTABLISHED VIDEO STORE - Turn Key lloor to cathedral ceiling stone fireplace, A ssociation. She resided in Level Deck. COVENTRY, Business with room lor added growth. Owner 2 1/2 baths & full basement! House sUs The All Star Baseball Card Show will be held Sunday, of Arizona, formerly of Coventry, Morrell of Middletown. HEBRON Will Train, Family run business. $65,000. Manchester until 1953 when she $131,000 REDUCEDI $189,900 on almost 8 ACRES of possible sub- Dec. 9, at the Knights of Columbus on 138 Main St., moved to Dennis. died Sunday (Dec. 2) in Tucson, Funeral services will be Friday, Amston Lake/Hebron Tax District, Town Hall, 7:30 dividable land as a bonus! Manchester. Show hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thirty-nine Ariz. She was the daughter of the 9:30 a.m., at Saint John’s Episcopal p.m. dealers will display baseball, football, basketball, hockey Besides her niece, she is survived late James and Edith (Tracy) Church, 679 Farmington Ave., West Historical District, Town Hall, 7:30 p.m. by three other nieces, Patricia Mol- and boxing cards, along with sports memorabilia. Champlin, and was the widow of Hartford. Burial will be in Fairview OFFICE HOURS: DAILY 9 AM TO 8 PM; SATURDAY 9 AM TO 5 PM nar of Kenmore, N.Y., Sally Simone Admission is $1 for adults and free to children 9 years F.W. Brown. Cemetery, West Hartford. There are and Doroty Cwikla, both of REAL ESTATE SALES and under, and also free to anyone with proof of a charity She is survived by two daughters, no calling hours. ConUibutions in Due to expansion, we are seek­ donation in 1990. Hartford; one nephew, Thomas G. Mrs. Robert (Lois) Grankland, and Thoughts U&R REALTY CO. Kilroy of Morrisville, Pa.; 18 his memory may be made to Trinity ing several high caliber people Door prizes will be drawn at 10 a.m., noon, 2 p.m. and Mrs. Brenda M. Brown; and three College or the American Cancer D.WFISH who have no ceiling. grandnieces and grandnephews; and grandchildren, all of Coventry. THE REALTY CO M PAN Y I ■ 4 p.m. Food and refreshments are available. For dealer Society. The Taylor & Modeen F YOUVE BEEN FRUSTRATED 643-2692 information, call 633-3898. seven great-grandnieces and great- A memorial service will be Dec. As a school teacher, I am well aware of the types of grandnephews. Funeral Home, West Hartford, is in 220 HARTFORD TPJCE. • VERNON 243 MAIN STREET ‘ MANCHESTER by lower commission rates, inef­ ^J^'Robert D. Murdock, Realtor 9, 3 p.m., at the First Conarceational charge of arrangements. adults emulate our young people. Sports figures, rock- 643-1591 fective management or a gen­ Smorgasbord planned stars, television actors...each exerts an influence, albeit a eral lack of sales opportunities In subtle one. In recent memory, an Olympic winner was an exciting market, find out for Scandia Lodge will hold its annual Christmas smor­ stripped of his medal when illegal substances were found gasbord on Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at Emanuel Lutheran yourself what is available. Ag­ Births Public Records to be present in his body. Just a few days ago, a wildly gressive firm with more business Church, 60 Church St., Manchester. The cast of the St. popular rock duo was forced to return its Grammy award than our present staff can man­ Lucia program is invited. when it was discovered that someone else had actually sung the hit song in question. What effect must this have age. Our commission rates are DONACHIE, Amie Elizabeth, daughter of Brian M. Warrantee Deeds: the best to be found, our profes­ Scandia Lodge meeting/supper and Kelley Smith Donachie of Hatboro, F^., was bom on kids who have made hcros of these people? While the Mary Catherine Development Co. to U & R Construc­ influence we exert on the children in our care may not 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE CUTE AND COZY sional training from listing and Scandia Lodge #23 Vasa Order of America will have a Oct. 29 in Ftmisylvania. Her maternal grandparents are tion Co. Inc., Birch Mountain II, conveyance tax, $110. selling ot management can't be Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Smith Jr. of 272 Vernon St. Her seem as immediate, in the long run, it is the integrity dis­ MANCHESTER $109,900 MANCHESTER $117,900 _ , MANCHESTER potluck supper and meeting Thursday, Dec. 6, at 6:30 Thomas P. Crockett to Edward and Irene Cooper, 152 Nice unit in very small Condo complex with a total of 6 units. Deck Attention first time buyers! Two bedroom Cape with two additional m atched and our m em bership in S e e thB ImmaculatB 10 room Garrison Colonial that offers 4 bedm om R p.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church. The Lucia Cast will paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. played by us plain folks that will prove more lasting. off kitchen. Lots of yard area, CHFA approved! Owner’s to pay bedrooms paitally finished up. Nice rear yard with newer wood Deepwood Drive, $109,500. the most efleciwe franchise avalable 2^2 baths 2 fireolacos Donachie Jr., 296 Porter St. Her maternal great- May we be worthy role models, and may our “talk” $4,000 towards cloeing costs. shed. Convenient to all schools, A great buy! screened porch, and much more for only $229,000. ‘ be guests. gives you uncomparable identity grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Smith Sr.. 89A Eugene R. Montany Jr. to Eugene R. and Martha J. match our “walk.” plus exclusive sales tools. Call Sycamore Lane. Her paternal great-grandfather is Albert Montany, Keeney Street, $75,000. Karen Krinjak mm Realty World Kieman and speak E. Gaines of Windsor Locks, formerly of Manchester. Michael and Sharon Lee Endy to Edward M. Dailey The Salvation Army with Bob to set up a private inter­ Lottery Her paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Mathew J. III and Ingrid L.B. Dailey, Grecnlawn Terrace, $128,350. view. 649-1147 Donachie Sr. of Holyoke. Mass. She has a brother, Kevin Bernhardt L. Satryb and Maryann G.P. Sairyb to James, 2. Robert A. and Cynthia C. Henderson, 62 Hillcrest Road. $183,900. Here are Thesday’s lottery results from around New Manchester Herald England: BROWN, Colin Joseph, son of Kevin J. and Cheryl Lawrence J. and Katherine W. Boyle to Alan K. DUPLEX WITH PRIVACY EXCEPTIONAL Hutt Brown of Willington, was bom Nov. 10 at Chipps and Virginia G. Chipps, 96 Hollister St., SOUTH WINDSOR $187,900 MANCHESTER $209,900 Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal Founded Oct. 1. 1881 as a weekly. Two oomplelely renovated units nicely sited on 1.75 private acres. Charming 4 bedroom Colonial in great location. Vaulted ceilings VERNON Connecticut $147,500. All FEW kitchens and baths, newer siding and multi-level p f and slate roof are only two of the features to put this home in a grandparents are Marion and Fred Hutt of Manchester. Daily publication since Oct. 1, 1914. Here’s a home with everything. 1st floor family room with fireplace 3 Daily: 7-4-4. Play Four: 7-9-1-2. Lotto: Ernest J. Reed and Brian R. Reed to Roy T. and deck. Great income opportunity "class ail its own." bedrooms, c^p le te tonver level recreation room, central air cond laroe’in- 16-18-34-35-38-41 His paternal grandmother is Eleanor Brown of Dayville. Suzanne J. Boulet, Karen Estates, $142,000. REALTY WORLD. groond pcx)l, 3 zono heating and much more for a reduced price of $'l98,CXX) Massachusetts He has two brothers, Ethan, 12 and Jason, 10. USPS 327-500 VOL. VOL. CX. No. 57 Daily: 0-9-1-4 HOGAN, Nicholas John, son of Scan P. and Melissa Acting Publisher Quit Claim Deeds: JEANNE G.FROMERTH Northern New England Hake Hogan of 60 Hilltop Drive, was bom Nov. 11 at Pick Three: 8-8-1. Pick Four; 7-7-4-3 Vito Cortese to Biogio Corlcse, East Meadow Con­ Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal Executive Editor Rhode Island grirndparcnts are Billy and Suzanne Hake, 60 Hilltop dominium, no conveyance tax. VINCENT MICHAEL VALVO Daily: 3-S-7-9. Lot-O-Bucks: 8-21-29-37-39. Jackpot: Drive. His paternal grandparents are Jerald Hogan of $68,789 Martellc Builders Inc. to Salvatore J. Martellc, Fair­ News Editor____ . Andrew C Spitzler Oldlown, Maine and Rosemary Hogan of East Hartford. way Estates, conveyance lax, $165. Associate Editor ■ ft l l j l h iB - .Eileen Hiromi Mae (IJ Features Editor _ _ Dianna M. Talbot Sports Editor______Len Austor Photo Editor MANCHESTER'S BEST KEPT SECRET, $143,900 NEW CAPE $130'S RICHARD ROAD ___ Reginald Pinto 6 Full size rooms with 2 full baths, Weather Majestic 10+ room brick Colonial bnght sunny kitchen with oak Advertising Manager. RANCH AND TOWNHOUSE SINGLE FAMILY ATTACHED HOMES NO ASSOCIATION FEES with slate roof. This spectacular _____ Lesley Radius cabinets, alt Anderson Windows. Business Manager J homo Is set on a beautiful Jeanne G. Fromerth Full basement, treed loti Cali Circulation Manager. landscaped loti Call Vivian Fer­ ____ Geriinde Colletti Robert Blanchard 646-2482. Production Director _ guson at 646-2482. REGIONAL Weather ___ Sheldon Cohen “He's Selling Houses' Prossroom Manager. _ Robert H. Hubbard 'She's Selling Houses I" Thursd^, Dec. 6 Aoov-Weetw^^^ow *or comMona Main Telephone Number Mostly sunny 643-2711 Circulation Telephone Number OftKXul 24”! 647-9946 The weather tonight in tlie greater Manchester area: clear and cold. Published daily except Sunday and certain holidays by laiiii Low in the teens. Light west wind. tho Manchoster Publishing Co., 16 Brainard Place, Manchester, Conn. 06040. Second class postage paid at KANE ROAD $120'« ESTATE SALE Thursday, mostly sunny. High 40 to Manchester, Conn. Postmaster: Send address changes Unbelievable 6+ room brick front nBo«loo|45” | This spacious 9 room Colonial 37” I 45. Outlook Friday, fair. High 40 to to the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester We welcome you to join over 30 happy homeowners on this beautiful permanent cuMe-sac. Our 2 bedroom, 2 bath Ranch models are ideal for those wishing to scale could easily bo converted to a 2 Ranch. Rec rm., office, treed lot 45. Conn, 06040. with detached garage. This prime family 2 full baths, 2 full kitchens. Tho Manchoster Herald is a member of The Associated down their lifestyle to one floor living, these units are designed to help make your everyday living a joy. For those who prefer Colonial living, our 3 bedroom Saltbox homo must be seen! Its a cream The storm that gave New England is a perfect place to start a family. Make sure you see these quality homes. You'll be glad you did. Thank you. ROBERT BLANCHARD AND PAUL ROSSETTO Walk up attic. $140,s. Call Peggy Press, tho Audit Bureau of Circulation, the New England Gregan at 646-2482. pulll Call Vivian Ferguson at all the weather problems TYiesday Press Association and the New England Newspaper As­ 646-2482. N>w Yorxl 4 t H OPEN WEEKDAYS and SUNDAYS 1-4 PM "She's Selling Housosl" was located over the maritime sociation. DIRECTIONS; North Main or Tolland Tpke. to Union St. to Rossetto Dr. 'She’s Selling Housesl' provinces this morning. This low Guaranteed delivery. If you don't receive your Herald Atlantic by 5 p.m. woekdays or 7:30 a m. Saturdays, please 1 s t In Service ______O c e a n will continue to drift off as high [Ptnatouxt^l 46' tolophono your carrier. If you are unable to reach your Washington I 56° I pressure in the Midwest builds east. carrier, call subscriber service at 647-9946 by 6 p.m Blanchard & Rossetto Blanchard/Rossetto weekdays for delivery in Manchoster. CQUAL HOUSING ^ O IM O A ocu-Wm M. Inc. Suggested carrier rates are $1.80 weekly, $7,70 for OPPORTUNITY one month $23.10 for throe months, $46.20 for six months and $92.40 for one year. Newsstand price: 35 646-2482 REAL ESTATE itiSiti' i-2482 MARKCT^AN,ANALYSIS Today's weather picture was drawn by Dennis Levy, a four­ x o w e n s « n o w c t o u x e r c t.o u o * cents a copy. th-grader at Bowers School in Manchester. 10— MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Dec. 5, 1990

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:fc 1990 by hif»g lealurak Sync stamped envelope to: Free Mushroom Recipes, DepL R, L- 55 Union Street, San Francisco, CA 94111-1217. HAGAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browna THE GRIZWELLS by Bill Schorr REME/M0ER, 5oM,„ w m e p f Ha v e V oU V gf I ' M A V 'N WHA H A T '5 ^ n MEAH5 ME HIBEUMATE5 ITls ^ MUOI-I PEAR'^ PEAR THAT "S Y O U ? ( S r o s e r ^ o = e . . . T H / ALU YEAH L(5Nc3„, FUM 5 E IN G M E A H -R ; f A O N r u ^ / i s A \A P f2 |EC7 T o A "OUTFALL i ; " OMATTEPR o X LEMON-CHICKEN KABOBS 'You CAt^ I SHERRY-MI SHROO.Vl TOAST CUPS IVi pounds boned and skinned broiler-fryer 1 teaspoon salt y 12 thin slices white or whole wheat bread, chicken breasts, cut into l-inch chunks Vi teaspoon pepper Vi teaspoon each salt and pepper V} cup lemon juice crusts removed Vi teaspoon drieid marjoram V4 to Vi teaspoon red pepper flakes 3 tablespoons peanut or vegetable oil 1W tablespoons butter or margarine Vi teaspoon each: dried basil, oregano and thyme 3 tablespoons dry sherry wine 2 tablespoons red wine vinegar 8 ounces mushrooms, cut into Vi-inch slices 40 (1-inch) red and/or green bell pepper squares 1 tablespoon cornstarch 1 large clove garlic, minced 3 green onions, sliced (2 medium bell peppers) Vi cup quartered cherry tomatoes 1 tablespoon chopped fresh parsley ALLEY OOP by Dava Graua To form toast cups, gently press bread slices into 12, FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavaa mixture and cook about 1 minute until thickened slightly. In medium bowl, combine all ingredienls except chicken 2y4-inch muffin tin cups. Bake in 350“F oven 10 to 12 THIS TirviE IT WON'T BE TH' FLAT/ HA' pepper squares. Grill or broil 6 to 8 minutes, turning once, Remove from heat; stir in tomatoes. Spoon mixture into TSURE DID A NUMBER ) YESSIREE! AH'M MIGHTY minutes until golden brown. Set aside to cool. In large p a r t o f t h i s h a t c h e t YOU'LL f SMART and bell peppers. Add chicken; toss to thoroughly coat. until chicken is opaque. toast cups; serve immediately. BE FEELING, FUR FACE.' V BEAR! g r i z z l y , j OBLIGED TO y UM f I ^ ^ ' ' A L L E Y ! ------X SAVIN' MAH SKIfV! , N o w , v v i j H Cover, refrigerate and marinate I to 2 hours. Remove skillet, melt butter over medium heat; add mushrooms, onions, salt, pepper, and pepper flakes. Saut^ 3 minutes. In ^ouF c^dcB Of chicken from marinade; discard marinade. Thread 20,5- to Makes 20 kabobs Makes 12 appetizers F o f S ' (0 ^ T o p fiN G f: ■ \ 6- inch bamboo skewers, alternating chicken and bell small bowl, mix sherry and cornstarch; stir into mushroom h A F F F , A N P

...... l.ASAGNE ROLl.-UPS PAS rA-Ml .SHROOM .STUFFED CHICKEN 8 ounces lasagne, uncooked 2 cups shredded mozzareUa cheese IVi tablespoons vegetable or olive oil - S ' 1 container (15 or 16 ounces) ricotta cheese 1 teaspoon dried basil 1 tablespoon dried rosemary, crumbled 2 eggs, beaten 12 ounces mushrooms, quartered 1 teaspoon pepper THE BORN LOSER by Art Sanaom I teaspoon dried marjoram 4 green onions, sliced PHIPPS by JoMph Farrte 1 package (10 ounces) frozen chopped spinach, I jar (26 to 32 ounces) prepared spaghetti sauce teaspoon salt thawed and squeezed dry 2 cloves garlic, minced Vi tablespoon grated Parmesan cheese 4- to 4'/2-pound chicken 8 ounces (3 cups) spiral pasta, uncooked IVi tablespoons butter or margarine ■GTOP IT'^OWLVTBWiMOPg. ..THE Cook lasagne according to package directions; drain and Makes about 4 dozen appetizers 1 jar (4 ounces) chopped pimientos, drained set aside. In medium bowl, blend ricotta chee.se, eggs, BELLVACHIWG. PLCOI?5..,. WILL LIICELV gE spinach, mozzarella cheese, basil and marjoram; spread Heat oil in large skillet over medium-high heat; add THOf<5tAPPLe' PDCEC? NOTE: To freeze, prepare dish according to above with additional salt and pepper. In shallow pan, roast evenly on lasagne strips. Cut strips in half crosswise. Roll mushrooms, onions and garlic. Sautd 3 minutes; set aside TQWOPKOWl directions, not including baking. Cover with foil and place chicken in 375°F oven tor 1 hour. Place pasta casserole in strips up jellyroll-style. Cut each roll in half. In 15- x 10- to cool. Cook pasta according to package directions; drain. in the freezer. oven with chicken; continue to cook about 30 minutes until inch baking dish (or two 8- or 9-inch square baking To serve, defrost at room temperature and bake as directed In bowl, mix pasta, pimientos, 1 teaspoons of rosemary, internal temperature of chicken registers I80°F and pasta dishes), spread three-fourths of the sauce. Arrange roll-ups, above. pepper, salt and mushroom mixture. Stuff chicken with is hot. curly ed^es up, on sauce. Top with remaining sauce and some of the pasta mixture. Place remaining pasta in Pamiesan cheese. Cover with foil. Bake in a 35()°Foven greased casserole; cover with aluminum foil and set aside. Makes 4 to 6 .servings until hot, 35 to 40 minutes. Rub skin of chicken with butter and sprinkle with remaining 1 teaspoons of rosemary. If desired, sprinkle t i Pasta substitutions; orzo, small shells X 2 E 12—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Dec 5 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Dec. 5, 1990—13 Menus FOCUS I The following lunches wi be and the ctKil evening meal, second: fruit, milk. Wednesday: Toasted rounds, fruit, milk. 'Tuesday; Pasta served the week of Dec, 10-14: As.sortcd pasta, meatballs, spaghetti Thursday: Juice, fish and cheese on Monday; Baked meatloaf with chcc.se sandwich or tuna salad with mcat.saucc, tossed salad, garlic sauce, hot garlic bread, garden a bun, macaroni salad, mixed Mayfair and Westhill gravy, Spanish rice, mixed sandwich, tomato soup, potato bread, fruit, milk. Wedne.sday: salad, assorted fruit. Thursday: vegetables, ice cream. Friday: PCp- Dear Abby vegetables: Chicken .sandwich, fmit, chips, fruit, milk. Thursday: Italian or tuna grinder, vegetable Mexican taco with meat, cheese, let­ peroni pizza, tossed salad, dressing, Dr. Gott Gardens milk. Tue.sday: Chopped sirloin, Stcakum on roll, french fries, fruit, soup, fruit, milk. Thursday: French tuce, tomato, taco sauce, corn fmited gelatin with topping. PEOPLE gravy, whipped potato, wax beans: milk. Friday: Iinchilada, fluffy rice, toast or waffles, sausages links, Monday: Apricol iicclar, sliifled niblcLs, fluffy rice, banana. Friday: Abigail Van Buren Bell peppers, loinulo .sauce, rice, Egg salad stuidwich, fruit, milk. green beans, fruit, milk. juice, fruit, dessert, milk. Friday: School-baked pizz.a, garden salad, Andover-Hebron Wedne.sday: Mild American chop ■ The 1989 best new artist Grammy that was Peter Gott, M.D. green beans, wheat bread, mixed Pizza, garden salad, fruit, milk. assorted fruit. sucy, carrots, peas; Turkey Manchester junior schools taken away from the lip-syncing front men of Milli fruit. lue.sday: Crana))ple juice, sandwich, fruit, milk. Thursday: Coventry High School Vanilli will not be given to another act. turkey ala king, ncKulles, Oriental highs Bolton Elementary- Monday: Salisbury steak, Roast chicken qmirtcr with gravy, vegetables, rye bread, peaehes. Monday: Tomato .soup, grilled mashed potatoes, mixed vegetables, The National Academy of Recording Arts and baked potato, squash: Chicken salad Monday: Hot dog on roM, potato Center Wife should get Wedne.sday: (Jrange juice, meatloaf cheese sandwich, choice of pudding with topping, rolls. Tues­ Sciences decided than when an award is withdrawn, sandwich, fruit, milk. Friday: rounds or deli bar, fruit, milk. Tues­ “the category will remain vacant,” academy president Blood test with onion gravy, mashed potatoes, vegciahic, assorted fruit. Tue.sday: Monday; Meatloaf, mashed day: Chicken pic, com, cheese Cheese ravioli witli mild tomato day; Pasta with meat sauce, tos.scd Michael Greene said Tuesday. broceoli, pumpernickel bread, rice Cheeseburger on roll, onion rings, potatoes, gravy, bread and butter, wedge, peaches. Wednesday: compensation sauce, zucchini, Brussel sprouts: salad, garlic bread or .salad bar, fruit, “There is one winner. There is no first ruiuier-up. pudding. Thursday: Apricot nectar, assorted fruit. Wedne.sday: Pasta com, chilled peaches. Tue.sday: French bread pizza, salad, juice Tuna salad sandwich, fruit, milk. milk. Wedne.sday: Hot ham and with mcat.saucc, hot garlic bread, Orange juice, tacos with lettuce and bars. Thursday: Baconburger, We either have a winner or we give no award,” detects cancer veal piccala, parslicd lunxllcs, peas cheese croissant, schoolmadc DEAR ABBY: Here’s some consolation for the wife Greene said in a statement. and pearl onions, [lumpcrnickcl tossed salad, assorted fruit. tomato, com, rice, pudding with top­ sliced potatoes, peas and carrots, vegetable soup, potato chips or salad Thursday; Beef and bacon burgers, ping. Wednc.sday: Lasagna, garlic cherry cake. Friday: Chicken soup, in Georgia who worked to put her husband through In addition, Milli Vanilli’s three entries in the 1990 bread, frc.sh fruit. Friday: Apple bar, fruit, milk. Thursday: Tcriyaki DEAR DR. GOTT: In addition to a physical ex­ Manchester High & oven fries, fruit. Friday: Caizonc. bread, salad, fruit cocktail. tuna boat, cole slaw, mixed fmit. medical school, and after he became a successful sur­ awards were declared ineligible. juice, sesame baked chicken. Ched­ chicken fluffy rice, glazed carrots or amination and pxjlvic sonogram for the early detection of mcaLsaucc, tossed salad, fruit. geon, he left her. However, their single “Blame It On The Rain,” dar potatoes. Harvard beets, dinner ROTC salad bar, fruit, milk. Friday: Pizza ovarian cancer, a blood test called CA 125 was recom­ She should see an aggressive matrimonial attorney. written by Diane Warren, remains eligible in the roll, spiccy apple raisin crumb. wedge, tossed salad or deli bar, fruit, Coventry Grammar, mended to me. What is this test, and what is it looking Monday: Ryollong hot dog on She is entitled to child support, and she is entitled to a 1990 Song of the Year category because the award is roll, potato rounds, choice of fruit, milk. share of his medical practice as equitable distribution of for songwriting. for? Meals on Wheels Hale, Robertson DEAR READER: Cancer cells commonly shed an­ milk. l ’uc,sday: Chicken pattic with RASCALS TALENT that marital asset to which she contributed by being a The academy stripped Rob Pilatus and Fabrice The hot noon meal is listed first Monday: Chilled fruit juice, tigens or protein markers from their surfaces. These gravy, mashed potato, dinner roll. wife through his years of schooling. She is also probably Morvan of their Grammy on Nov. 19 after it was Manchester elemen­ scrambled eggs, bacon strips, hash entitled to have him pay for her attorney fees. Her best learned that they hadn’t sung a note on their album. markers, which can be measured in the bloodstream, in­ tary schools browns, blueberry mulfin. Tue.sday: SEARCH remedy and consolation lie in the courts. Best of luck to The group’s first and only album, “Girl You Know dicate the presence of malignant cells. Such markers in­ Junior Mac with lettuce and tomato, ages 3 mos. to 16 yrs. her. It’s True,” sold 7 million copies and made the two clude carcinoembryonic antigens, alpha-fetoprotein and Party guide offered Monday: Hot dog on roll, potato oven fries, diced pears. Wedne.sday: NEW YORK ATTORNEY unknowns international stars. ovarian carcinoma antigens (CA 125). Your doctor has suggested periodic blood tests, in con­ Rascals Talent Directory, with major New York DEAR ATTORNEY: Her best luck would be to have NEW YORK (AP) - Bcttic (Peachtree Publishers, Atlanta; junction with more traditional methods of cancer detec­ City affiliations for regional and national opportunities a lawyer like you to look after her. ■ Author Stephen King is objecting to re-publica­ Bearden Pardee promises 1,001 $11.95 softcover) also includes tion, to determine the presence or absence of ovarian in the child modeling and acting industry, will be review­ tion of columns he wrote 20 years ago for the party tips and timesavers in her new blank, ruled pages for personal DEAR ABBY: I heard that you had a letter in your malignancy in your body. Because the CA 125 test is ing children in this area soon! University of Maine student newspaper because he book, “Great Entertaining.” notes, worksheets and organization­ column many years ago about a young Jewish man who finds them embarrassingly Juvenile. safe and may give impKtrtant information, 1 urge you to Pardee has put together a collec­ al charts. follow your doctor’s advice. We have successfully had many children seen fell in love with a gentile girl. She agreed to convert to The columns about rock ’n’ roll, movies and stu­ tion of entertaining secrets, practical Other entertaining guides Judaism and raise their children in the Jewish faith on the DEAR DR. GOTT: At the age of 11,1 began to suffer dent government appeared regularly in the weekly suggestions, “super” shortcuts and “Easy Elegance: Smart Enter­ and/or placed with MAJOR clients for print ads, mag...... ____ Th« At»ocl»l»d Pr«»» p)crsistent constipation that would end with a migraine condition that he become a practicing Jew. If you can Maine Campus under the heading “Stephen King’s time-tested traditions, culled, she taining Tips for the ’90s” is a covers and catalogs, videos, and TV soaps, commercials find it, please run it again. VIDEO CONTROVERSY — Madonna, a headache and nausea. Mucus has been present in my Garbage Truck” while he was an English major in says, from years of entertaining brochure from the makers of Chinet and programs. For more info, and an appointment time stool before the headaches but is barely visible afterward. BACK TO THE FAITH IN CLEVELAND 1969 and the early ’70s. master at making videos that generate al­ and being entertained. disposable tableware. Included arc call: 412-856-8055 The newspaper wants to publish about 100 of the most as much controversy as they do The headaches have continued to occur every four or five Among her suggestions: tips for edible centerpieces, a Soup months. Over the past 10 years. I’ve been to three proc­ DEAR BACK TO THE FAITH: I had to go back 10 columns in a book to raise money and boost reader- record sales, wants to know why violence — Choose buffet rather than Sampler Party -- and more. years to find it, and here it is; ship. The book would include other Maine writers tologists, and each recommends a high-fiber diet, more is acceptable for television and steamy sex served dinners. Buffets arc flexible. who graduated from the university. water and bulk laxatives. X-rays have all been negative. They can be tailored to any budget DEAR ABBY: I am Jewish, 33, was raised in the But Steven M. Pappas, Maine Campus production scenes are not. Is there a reason for the constipwtion, migraines, nausea — and expanded at the last minute. Recipe book MARC Bakery Jenny *s Bakery Jewish faith and had the bar mitzvah when 1 was 13. manager, received a letter Oct. 29 from King’s attor­ and abnormal life I lead? — Stick with what’s familiar. However, I do not attend services except on the high Recipes by members of South ney, Arthur B. Greene, who said publication of the DEAR READER: I cannot think of a reason why Don’t try a new recipe, new room Coffee Shop Coffee Shop holy days once a year. sidewalk that includes such previous inductees as United Methodist Church in columns was limited to first-time use only. Marian Anderson, John Coltrane, Frankie Avalon, constipjation would trigger a migraine headache and arrangement or new sound system Manchester arc featured in a new rM anchfhH.'! Last year I fell in love with a wonderful gentile girl. King “feels embarrassed by these early columns nausea. However, the basis of migraine is not under­ for the party. Connie is 19 and an atheist. I want to marry her, and out Eugene Ormandy, Teddy Pendergrass, Todd cookbook called “Taste Tested 649-5380 871-0099 and considers them juvenilia,” the lawyer said. stood; therefore, 1 accept your explanation of a cause- — Conccnuatc your creative ef­ of respect to my parents I want to be married in our Rundgren and Dick Clark. Recipes” which is for sale at the The newspaper on Monday consulted an attorney, and-effect relation, although such a relation would be un­ forts and dollars on the table - synagogue by the rabbi who has been a family friend for “They put me in the ground and can walk all over church, 1226 Main St. WEEKLY SPECIALS Jeffrey Edwards, to discuss whether it needs King’s usual. especially if you have a limited many years. The problem is, the rabbi can’t marry us un­ me now,” said LaBelle, who began singing in high Cost of the book is $6.50, pemission. “My general understanding is, if you I think you could be helped by using a stool softener/ budget or space. This is where November 28 thru December 12, 1990 less Connie converts to Judaism. school and in church. proceeds of which will benefit write a column for a newspaper, it belongs to the “I’m not in Hollywood Boulevard or that place laxative combination, such as Peri-Colace. Two capsules guests will be spending most of their Habitat for Humanity, a Hartford- She is willing, and even agrees to raise our children In newspapter,” Edwards said. at night should prevent constip>ation and enable you to time. HARD ROLLS the Jewish faith providing I become a practicing Jew. where they give you those stars in the ground. 1 don’t based organization for the needy. want to be there, I want to be here.” have a nonnal evacuation without the need for bulking — Don’t run out of fcKxl. Anyone wishing to buy a copy can ■ Singer Patti LaBelle says she’s thrilled ptcople $1.80/dozen She says if she takes the Jewish faith she will follow it, f^tti LaBelle and the Blucbcllcs achieved stardom agents and mere laxatives (which can cause diarrhea or The 5'/2- by 9-inch book call 647-9141. in Philadelphia can now “walk all over me.” but she’s not going to be the only Jew in the family. This in a big way in the ’70s. She now records as a solo abdominal bloating). Ask your doctor about this. rcg. $2.20 each means attending services every Friday night and observ­ LaBelle was inducted Tuesday along with jazz artist and appears in films, plays and television. Also, you might wish to try medicine to prevent ing all the holidays. saxophonist Gerry Mulligan and other hometown Mulligan, 63, was a seminal figure in the “cool migraine headaches. Low-dose propranolol (Inderal, a BROWNIES What do you think? talent into the Philadelphia Music Foundation Hall of jazz” movement, composing and pjcrforming with beta-blocker) is often used for this purpose. Again, ask Fame. your doctor’s advice. DAVID Miles Davis on the legendary “Birth of the Cool” Buy 1/2 dozen Their plaques were inserted into a Broad Street album at age 19. To give you more information, I am sending you free DEAR DAVID: I think she’s terrific. Grab her! copies of my Health Reports “Consumer Tips on get 3 free Medicine” and “Headaches.” ASSORTED LAYER CAKES $5.69 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1990— PRIME TIME reg. $6.20

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A police academy drcpoul lashes bach at chaotic when two sets ol identical twins, separated at of permanent brain damage threaten an aging (1988, Drama) Mickey Veal Francais $9.50 Kleiner, d o Newspaper Enterprise blind employee find themselves involved in murder. (In the system and his abusive father by murdering Meatballs Stuffed Potato Eggplant birth, arrive on the scene, (In Stereo) PG (Adult prizefighter's last shot at glory. (In Stereo) R (Adult Rourke. (In Stereo) R Stereo) R (Adult language, violence) q innocent Los Angeleans 'R' (Adult language, adull Association, 200 Park Ave., New language, adull situations) q ______anguage, adull situations, violence) (Adult language, adult Monday-Saturday 5:30AM-10PM Sundays 'til 9:00 situations, violence) situations, violence) Cartoon Express Italian-Style Garlic Bread Assorted York, N.Y. 10166. Due to the volume MacGyver Gold Rush Murder, She Wrote From Movie: “Not a Penny More, Not a Penny Less" Miami Vice Evan' 471 Hartford Road, Manchester Equalizer "Race Traitor ' New Mike Hammer Prime Time Wrestling (R) 305 E. Center St,, Manchester of mail, personal replies cannot be ^Russia_Widi_Blood^ (1990, Drama) (Part 1 ol 2) Ed Begley Jr (In Stereo) 643-616S Vegetable provided.) Salads 643-4958 0 14- -MANCHESTCR HERALD, Wednesday, Dec. 5, 1990

MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Dec. 5, 1990—15 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE ESTATE SALE-This spa­ I^I^HARD ROAD-10 plus EXCEPTIONAL- cious 9 room Colonial Colonial with slate roof. ON A CLEAR DAY- Astrograph Freeze n eat casseroles make easy, tasty meals could easily be con­ Manchester-$209,900. This spectacular home $225,000. You can see Rl/ PADDAD A Dl/^l i& ____ ^ ^ verted to a 2-family. 2 Charming 4 bedroom By BARBARA RICHMOND Polish Potato Pie IS set on a beautiful forever...from the peak 2 cups milk 1 Tbsp. butter Full baths, 2 full Colonial in great of Bolton Notch and this Manchester Herald 2 crusts 10-inch pastry Dash pepper egg and .sour cream, onion, salt landscapped loti Call location. Vaulted ceil­ each party should have equal autono­ be given the benefit of the doubt. Don't Orange slices, optional minutes. Dot top with butter and kitchens, walk up attic. Vivian Ferguson, 8 room Tudor with 4 my It one person has more power than 1 lb. Kicibasa sausage, and pepper and beat until blended. $ 1 4 0 ’ s. C all Peggy ings and slate roof are jump to conclusions that they are going Nutmeg place under broiler, about 5 inches Blanchard & Rossetto bedrooms. Magnificient PIfour the other, the team won't function Casseroles: the lifcsavcrs of the peeled and in '/3 inch slices Stir in chcc.se. Sptxtn carrot and Gregan at Blanchara & only two of the features floor to cathedral ceiling properly to do something wrong before the event '/3 cup Pdmic.san chec.se from flame for 3 minutes or until Real Estate, 646-2482. ^ r t h d a y transpires. Cook, carrots for 10 mins, in Rossetto Real Estate to put this home in a PjSCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Your pos­ working or on-thc-go woman. The 6 medium size potatoes, 8 oz. elbow macaroni pouito mixture into l '/2 qt. cas­ top is golden brown. Ixt stand 5 "She’s Selling Houses!" stone fireplace, 2-1/2 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Try to follow boiling, salted water. Add 646-2482. "class of its own." DW sibilities for achieving an important ob­ beauty is that you can make them parually cooked and then peeled 2 eggs serole. baths and full your humane instincts today instead zjf potatoes, cook 10-15 minutes minutes before .serving. If desired, Fish Real Estate, 643- basementi House sits jective look very good today, In spite of on a slow day, freeze them, and 2 onions chopped 1591. Doc. 6, 1990 being vindictive. Even if your response 8 oz.chcddar cheese, longer and drain and mash. Stir in garnish casserole with half slices on almost 8 ACRES of the fact you might do a number of just heat them up when needed. Bake at 350 degrees for 30 DECK THE HALLSIII This RUDOLPH WOULD F is just, the animosity you'll generate 2 cloves garlic, minced coarsicy shredded of orange. possible sub-dividable wrong things. Thank goodness, Lady won't be worth it. extra-fecial 7 room LOVE ITI! Two families Social conditions appear extremely in­ Luck likes you These recipes, gathered from 1 Tbsp. flour Saute onion and garlic in oil land as a bonus! Anne LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You might Cape Cod on Benton and only one rooftop RENT PURCHASE OR teresting lor you in the year ahead. It ARIES (March 21-April 19) Others my daughter, who is a much bet­ l '/2 tsp. .salt Miller Real Estate, 647- find yourself in an awkward position to­ until soft. Crumble in beef and 1 St. in Manchester is all landingl This older 5-5 BUY!I!-$ 1 99,900. looks like you'll develop two distinct won't perform effectively for you today ter cook than I am, friends and 8000. day where a stranger can do something 1 tsp. chives tsp. salt. Cook and stir until meat two family is just burst­ RGducedI Owner will sets o( friends; one group will share if you keep looking over their shoulders set for your holiday F for you more economically than a friend favorite cookbooks, have been 1 tsp. parsley is light brown. Pour off fat and touches! Just treated to ing with potential! Ex­ take a second your career interest, while the others and making changes. Once you dele­ tried and true. ONE FLOOR EASY- will liven up your private life. can. Let your purse, not your sentiment, ’/2 tsp. pepper stir in cinnamon and tomato sauce a major facelift inside terior has newer vinyl mortgage on this 3 gate an assignment, show faith in those make the choice. Living attractive SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Be you've chosen to do it. Two favorites arc Russian beef '/4 tsp. mace and set aside. and out, the 2nd floor is siding but interior neeas bedroom Ranch on 8 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Don't re­ fireplace living room advised this is not a good day to try to TAURUS (April 20-May 20) It s best to­ pic, called Kubicvaka, made with '/2 stick butler now finished with updating throughout. ACRES! Enjoy the 2 full nege on an agreement today where an­ Melt 3 Tbsp. margarine in pan that’s warm and slip something over on an intimate day to depend only on people who have fresh dill, which is available in bedroom, sitting room Spacious apartments baths, country kitchen, friend. Your motives will be as transpar­ other played a key role in helping you ^/3 cup heavy cream and .stir in flour. Add milk and full walkout basement inviting. Sunny yard that proved reliable in the past. If you put too most supermarkeus year round. and full bath for a total including formal dining ent as a picture window to him/her. Try­ achieve a critical objective, especially if 1 egg cook over medium heat, stirring rooms, separate utilities to private treed lot. 3- invites children. A super much stock in the untested, disappoint­ You can use dried, but fresh is bet­ of 3 bedrooms and 2 full ing to patch up a broken romance? The ment is likely. this individual was promised some type Slice potatoes tliinly. Combine constantly until thick. Add /2 cup creamy peanut butter I HERE’S WHY! will tram, family run bon. Whip until .soft peaks form. from any Libby’s pumpkin product the sale of the video ($19.95) will Blanchard & Rossetto '/2 tsp. pumpkin pie spice benefit Share Our Strength in business. $65,000. to: Libby’s Favorite Pumpkin I We offer early-bird service department hours I Service department pick-up and delivery is also available Real Estate. "W e’ re '/4 tsp. salt *Whcn using metal or foil pie Washington, D.C., an internation­ Selling Houses," 646- Philips Real Estate, Recipes,” P.O. Box N1041, Young I Free 24-hour tow and road service’ 742-1450. TOP IT OFF — Peanut Butter Pumpkin Pie makes a perfect 1 cup undiluted Carnation al food industry organization for I Extended service hours...Open lil 7 p.m. nightly 2482. pan, bake on preheated cookie sheet. America, MN 55394-1041. Allow 8 I Free Normal Scheduled Maintenance’ holiday dessert. Evaporated Milk hunger relief. I We even have Saturday service hours F When using glass or ceramic pie weeks for deliverv. I Lifetime service guarantee I We offer free service department loaner cars’ I Extended parts department service hours NEW CAPES-To be built INVESTORS!!! Handyper- on up to 5 acres in son Special. 5 GRACIOUS LIVING Coventry. Choose your Bedrooms, sunroom, WE DON'T MEET THE COMPETITION... lot, colors and garage. 1 Acre lot. Ideal Stately, Georgian Colonial set back on spacious materials. $139,900-up. for Contractor whose WE SET THE PACE FOR UNBEATABLE DEALS! grounds with a huge in-ground pool, 2 cargarage. 7 Philips Real Estate, business is slow. Many CLASSIFIED ADVERTl-SIlNIf; 643-2711 rooms, 4 bedrooms and a full finished basement. An 742-1450. extras included. ideal home for entertaining and the growing family. ■31 Ashford, Only $75,000. 3 ANNOUNCEMENTS 1991 GRAND MARQUIS GS Philips Real Estate, 11 HELP WANTED 11 HELP WANTED SAVE D.R REALE, INC. 742-1450. 11 HELP WANTED 4 Door Sedan, Speed Control, Front i Rear Carpet Floor Mats As a condition precedent 21 HOMES FOR SAJ^E 21 HOMES FOR SALE — — — —i — ^ REAL ESTATE VERNON-8 Rainbow to the placement of any Eager buyers read Power Lock Group, 6 way Power Drivers Seat, Electric Rear ’ ,’3 7 6 7 COUNTRY CON- KANE ROAD-$120’s. Un­ Window Defroster, Front 8 Roar Bumper Guards, Turbine Spoke 175MalnSt., MaiKh«8ter Trail. Here's a home advertising in the MODELS Aluminum Wheeis, Ughi Group, Eiect AM/FM Stereo Cassette, 6 4 6 -4 5 2 5 with everything. 1st CLERICAL VENIENCE-L-Shaped believable 6 plus room the Classified LAP OF LUXURY- Manchester Herald, Ad­ Vinyl Root, 5.0L EFI V-8 Engine, Auto Overdrive Transmission, NEW AND EXPERIENCED AGENTS WANTED Floor family room with ADVERTISING Ranch convenient to Brick front Ranch. Rec columns Aluminum and Brick vertiser hereby agrees CHILDREN South Windsor Metall'irgi Ail Season Rads, Slock #L11025, MSRP $20,766 fireplace. 3 bedrooms, Colonial on an acre. to protect, indemnify Main Street, but a room, office, treed lot every day! 3 mos. to 16 yrs. cal, Inc. is looking fora derk country road. 2 or 3 with detached garage. SALE complete lower level Cheery hearth, formal and hold harmless the recreation room, central dining, 4 bedrooms, 2- Manchester Herald, its For review by major SALES REP in its plant administration Bedrooms. A super This prime home must NOT A CREATURE WAS PRICE MANCHESTER-Reduced air conditioning, large 1/2 baths, 1 St floor fami­ officers and employees NATIONAL TALENT group. This position is di­ buy, $167,500. Call be seen! It’s a Cream $20,000 to $249,900. STIRRING...Not even a for East of the River daily newspaper Barbara Weinberg, Re/ Puff! call Vivian Fer- * 1 6 , 9 9 9 in-ground pool. 3-Zone ly room, multi-level against any and all DIRECTORY. We verse in its responsibilities 76 Adelaide Rd. (off mouse! Settle in and heating and much more max Real Estate, 647- g^uson at Blanchard & make the best of the deck. Coventry, liability, loss or ex­ have successfully Porter St.) All brick L for a reduced price of ReducedI $189,900. pense including Entry level position. Sales experience and will indude answering 1419. Rossetto Real Estate long winter ahead in the F A\;\NEW MAZDA shaped custom Ranch. $198,000. U&R Philips Real Estate, attorneys’ fees, arising had children seen swithboard, preparing ship­ 646-2482. New kitchen with cus­ immaculate 4 room ex­ preferred. Will train to do advertising lay­ F \N ^ Realty, 643-2692. 742-1450. from claims of unfair and/or placed for ping papers, scheduling de­ CUTE AND COZY- I (1 NAVAJO tom tile, furnace, roof, pandable Cape Cod F outs. Must be energetic and enjoy public STOCK Condo at Wetherall Vil­ trade practices, infring- films, soaps, cata­ liveries, posting information, Manchester-$117,900. D U P LE X w Tt f T 4.0 Liter \ I ^ Moon Root, Till Wheel, Cruise, hot water heater. 8 I lage in M anchester. LUCRATIVE ANTIQUE ment of trademarks, logs. newspaper ads Attention first time P R I VACY-South Premium Soun Wheels, All Terrain Tires, R. Wiper, Years old, new drive 22 CONDOMINIUMS contact. Excellent fringe benefits indude typing, filing and other cleri­ Ideal for the retiree or BUSINESS-18 Years at trade names or patents, buyers! 2 Bedroom Windsor-$187,900. 2 Pn"^ ,ass. Plus Much More. way, pressure treated and T.V. commer­ I MANCHESTER FOR SALE present location. At­ violation of rights of cal duties. If you are an Cape with 2 additional Completely renovated 36 M onth - 50,1 V {fk \ Bumper To Bumper Warrantee angled deck encom­ young single just start­ cials. Interviewing salary plus incentives, gas mileage, paid ing out. Central air, all tached house included. privacy and infringe­ organized numbers oriented bedrooms partially units nicely sited on WIN V m o t o r TRENDS passes "87" 18x36 in- appliances, 1st floor MANCHESTER-2 Great opportunity for ment of copyright and soon locally. vacation -f- holidays. Insurance includes finished up. Nice rear 1.75 private acres. All ! HERALD 1991 T R \ Q , \ f t HE y e a r AWARD ground pool, brick person this job is for you. laundry, full basement, Bedroom Townhouse. Owner/Occupant or proprietary rights, unfair Call Rascals Talent yard with newer wood new kitchens and classified ads patios, screened p>orch. dental. Must have reliable car. Please send a resume & I lovely fireplace and a $109,900. Nice unit in rental income. competition and libel shed. Convenient to all baths, newer siding. Full finished suite lower Directory, Inc. I and 2nd floor to be finished very small Condo com­ Coyentry, $259,900. and slander, which may salary requirements to Zaya schools. A great buy! multi-level PT deck. l^ jih o n e 643-2711 . level. Hurry, call Sharon plex with a total of 6 result from the publica­ (412) 856-8055 Send resume to: Miller, residence, 646- at your convenience! Philips Real Estate, Oshana, Personnel Man­ DW Fish Real Estate, Great income units. Deck oft kitchen. tion of any advertise­ 4 1 6 9 6 Won't last at $114,900! 742-1450. 643-1591. opportunity. DW Fish 5566. Re/Max Real Lots of yard area. ment in the Manchester Manchester Herald ager at: Estate, 647-1419. Jackson & Jackson F Real Estate, 643-1591. CHFA Appro vedi Herald by advertiser, in­ 10 PART TIME HELP SOUTH WINDSOR F Real Estate, 647-8400. F Owner’s to pay $4,000 SEAMSTRESS cluding advertisements WANTED Advertising Department METALLURGICAL, INC. GLASTONBURY & WANTED-Take over in any free distribution ENERGY EFFICIENT-4 a towards closing costs. 300 Rye Street PRIVATEIII $219,900. SALE DW Fish Real Estate. bng established Bridal publications published SPEECH Exquisite 8 room Con­ Bedroom Cape on Shop Business. Superb P.O. Box 591 South Windsor, CT quiet, one way street. PRICE 643-1591. by the Manchester PATHOLOGIST.8 temporary boasts 4 Jack * 1 7 , 4 4 9 F opportunity for am­ Herald. Time. Starting Manchester, CT 06040 06074 bedrooms, wooden Newly painted inside bitious person. immediately. CT Cer­ E O E w r/m cathedral ceilings, and out. Remodeled of a ll MANCHESTER-Condo, $25,000. Philips Real 1 LOST and FOUND tification required. Con­ 21x11 sun room with bath, newer carpeting 1 UNBEATABLE M AZDA SPECIALS l| $88,000. Priced for a Estate. 742-1450. tact Michael J . skylights, 2 family and new kitchen floor. trades quick deal! This 2 F FOUND-11/29, Brigham J^l HELP WANTED 21 HOMES FOR SALE rooms, fireplace living New shutters and Bedroom Townhouse Malinowski, NOON TIME AIDES SUPER MULTI-FAMILY- Tavern Rd, Coventry. Superintendent ’ room, and full base­ awning^s. Frenced-in with 1-1/2 baths is an Miniature Cocker Coventry Publid The Manchester Board ASSEMBLERS-Excellent BEST DEAL IN yard. Don’t miss this 1990 2X4 1991 unbelievable bargain. Set like a jewel on 4-1/2 ment tool Sliders to 1991 626 acres. Inviting covered Spaniel. 742-3238. Schools, 78 Ripley Hill of Education is seek income to assemble MANCHESTER-75% private deck! Call today! onel CHFAII $131,000. Fully applianced Rd., Coventry CT products from your owner financing. 5 Strano Real Estate, kitchen, gleaming deck, central air, ing applicants for a Anne Miller Real B2200SE MIATA skylights, 2 fireplaces. 2 PERSONALS 06238, 742-7317. home. 504-646-1700 Room Cape with Estate, 647-8000. 647-7653. hardwood floors. noon time aide posi­ Dept. P2458. ^ m ^ e . $116,000. 529- F F * 1 2 ^4 4 9 ’ Neutral decorator North Coventry. Price tion at Highland Park colors. Full private reduced to $239.825111 GUYS MEET GIRLS 18 626'S IN STOCK MANCHESTER $219,900 Philips Real Estate, School. 2 hours per CLASSIC GRACE-5 MANCHESTER-Colonial. ^ 7 ,8 9 5 * ^1 3 ,9 9 5 * basement. FHA and VA NEVE"R PLACED a want Looking for that "REAL BUY” in this Market? approved. Call Pat 657- 742-1450. 11 HELP WANTED day. $5.50 per hour. LOCAL-lnsurance Agency Room Colonial. Impec­ $130’s ’FREE, FREE, ad? There’s nothing to if 18 TRUCKS IN STOCK 8 MIATA'S IN STOCK SINGLE cable condition. 2 8364 or 520-9408. RE/ looking for part time FREE, Termite En­ ... lust dial 643-2711 and 'AllpriOM Includa rsbalM t Incentivn. daw ooalpaint addilional.laK, rag. laat, ale. axtia. Thaia tpaclala This is it! Newer 10 room home in lovely loca­ Interested applicants Fireplaces and more! gineer inspection." New Sale Prices Expire 12/8/90 Max Real Estate, 647- DRIVER-For home fuel oil clerical person. $6.00/ we'll help vou word and may not ba oofrtblnad with ary olhar promotion. Sanrioa rating bat ad on a quality commilmani tion. U&R Contemporary Cape with finished 1419. TIRED OF MAKING GIRLS Call Barbara Weinberg, place your od. pertormanca rating ol 9.43 out ot a poaibla 10. Group to o 27 LincUMorc. daalari oompaling through lirtl delivery. Class II and should contact Mrs. hour. 5 Days, monday- kitchen, immaculate F OTHER PEOPLE Re/Max Real Estate’ condition, hardwood 7 monlhi of 1990. "Spaciol Purchasa Vahida From Ford Aulhoriyad Sala of Laatad ot Ranlal Vahidaa. lower level. Sunken living room, fieldsfone fire­ medical card. Novak. friday. 9:00 a.m.-1:00 tFor Now Linootn Mercury Firat 12 Months of Cwnerihip. RICH? Established 1-900-820-335S p.m.Call 646-4899. 647-1419. floors, aluminum sided place, master bedroom suite, 4 baths are just a Convenience Store. Seasonal. Experience F s t r e t c h y o u r burger 23 LOTS & LAND FOR helpful. 645-8393, Mon- Highland Park 2-car garage. Private budget By using one port fev/ of the amenities offered in this meticulously Steady and strong Meet girls in your area fenced rear yard. Call ______SALE______growth. Room for addi­ day-Friday, 8am-5pm. sov extender to four parfs maintained home. Deck and brick patio, too! For who would like to meet today, won’t last long of meof. Your fosfe buds tional lines. Excellent FOOD BROKER-parf time School PROFESSIONAL on the market. Ask for LINCOLN LAND FOR SALE- almost someone like you COUPLE-Seeks de­ w on't be able fo fell the a personal tour call Linda Burnham 872-9615. location. High traffic sales person to call on WE DELIVER Sharon Miller, difference, buf your a 1/2 acre. 140x100 count. Offered below tonight!!! pendable child care in For Home Delivery, Call MORAIMDE feet corner lot. Busi­ local supermarkets. 6 47 -3 4 3 0 our Manchester home. residence 646-5566. budget will! Boost your 315 CENTER STREET (RT. 6), MANCHESTER appraised value. Must own car. Call 1- Re/Max Real Estate T h © P r U d C n t i s I Connecticut Realty ness (B2) zoned. 500 Coventry. $90,000. $3/mtn. Musi be 1B yrs. old. EOE Day and evening hours. 647-9946 budget by selling idle "Youknowu*. W» know f9*i 401-245-2769. 647-1419. Just Off Exit 60 from 1-84 TEL: 643-5135 1-800-899-4530 L Center Street, Philips Real Estate, Call 643-2770. Monday to Friday. 9 to 6 terns In your home w ith a S 435 HARTFORD TURNPIKE. VERNON ■ 072-7777 F low-cost ad In classified. I Manchester. Call 646- 742-1450. 5153. Leave message. 16—MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. E>ec. 5. 1990

KIT 'N' CARLYLE by Larry Wright 81 OFFICE & RETAIL 91 CARS FOR SALE maitrltrsfrr 'Hfralii EQUIP. JEEP-1987 Wagoneer. COMPUTER-386-25, Limited Edition. V-6 2MB, 80NBHD, 1.2, loaded 4x4. 875-1497. A Spcciolis 1.44, FD, VGA, $2800. PNoDiStH THE" c o n e s ^ Also, 386-SX, $1800. Section 4, Page 17 Negotiable. 646-3023. SPORTS Wednesday, Dec. 5,1990 wiu^ ^om. CARDINAL TREE SERVICE/ CARPENTRY/ PAINTING/ PRUNING REMODELING BUICK, INC. REMODELING PAPERING 87 MISC. FOR SALE 1990 Buick Skylark $8,960 198gBulckSlvhawk $7,480 FIREPLACE-Stove includ­ 1989 Cavalier Coupe $7,405 LET US HELP ing hearth mate. Burns 1989 Buick Riviera $14,960 Jim HAWKES TREE SERVICE You remodel your kitchen or bath F. YOUNG wood or coal. Excellent 1989 Honda Accord LX $13,400 Classic matchups are intriguing Bucket, truck & chipper. WEIGLE’S PAINTING CO. tram floor to oeiling. We offer Quality work at a condition. $400/best 1988 Buick Skylark $7,965 Stump remov(\l. Free REMODELING cabinets, vanities, counter tops, reasonable pricel offer. 728-7049 1988 Chev Cavalier $6,990 Tierney By LEN AUSTER estimates. Special A Expert Craftsmanship Interior & Exterior whatever your needs are. weekdays. 9-5. 1967 Buick LeSabre $7,960 Manchester Herald consideration for oklerly and A Dedts Free Estimates Call Ralph Nadeau 6438004 1987 Buick Century $5,996 handicapped A Window Replacement FIREWOOD-Seasoned Call Brian Weigle KHchan and Bath Design Center 1987 Silverado 4X4 $13,990 647-7553 A Vinyl Siding (Alcoa) hard wood. Cut,split 1987 Celebrity Sedan $6,385 MANCFJESTER — If you listen to a couple of A Roofs 645-8912 and delivered. $110/ 1986 Oldsmoblle Ciera $4J)05 representatives of the .scholastic teams that’ll participate A Rec Rooms cord. 643-6824. 1985 Cavalier Cpe. $3,400 m the ninth annual Manchester Rotary Club Basketball 1985 Nissan Pulsar $3,980 \i-5 A Senior Discount Classic, one might wonder about the level of talent HEATING/ NEC P-7-Wide carriage 1985 Olds Delta 88 Cpe $5,995 MASONRY A Licensed, Insured Wall Papering and Painting 24 PIN printer. Like Don’t be fooled. i- Free Estimates PLUMBING 1984 Buick Centu ry LTD $4,890 Finesse 49ers 30 years Experience new. Asking $450. 646- “1 hope fans in the Manchester area realize this is as Serving Manchester for 0406. 81 Adams Street Insurance, References and Over 18 Years! good a (scholastic) tournament as anywhere in the state,” K 4 R Masonry - Brick, stone, Manchester Manchester coach Frank Kind said of the four teams that concrete, path's and chimney repair. 643-6774 Free Estimates NO JOB TOO SMALL 32 APARTMENTS FOR Rfleen years experience. Fully Insured. MARTY MATTSSON Instant Service/Free Estimates END ROLLS, 649-4571 blue-collar will gather at Clarke Arena to open the season on 3 2 APARTMEN'TS FOR License #5236)8. 649-4431 Bath/Kitchen Remodeling 27 '/" width - 50‘f, Thursday, Dec. 13. RENT RENT For Informalhn on my business cal One Call Does It All 13" width - 2 for 50 y Kind’s comments came Tuesday at a luncheon held on Better Business Bueau. Registered CUSTOM QUALITY MANCHESTER-1 Bed­ 30 Years Experience Newsprint end rolls can be MANCHESTER-lm- with Consumer Protection. One stop improvements. the Manchester Community College campus. picked up at the Manchester Schaller mediate occupancy. 2 room, stove, CaB 569-7671 Framing to Painting. NAME YOUR M&M Plumbing & Heating the Giants Manchester assistant athletic director Joe Erardi ex­ Herald ONLY before 11 a.m. Q u a lity Bedroom Duplex. $660 refrigerator, L ice n se d S In su re d. 649-2871 The Game of the Year is over. pects a near capacity crowd when perennial stale power dishwasher, carpet. OWN PRICE - Monday through Thursday. Pre-Owned Autos plus utilities. Security/ Call Dave Adamick As highly anticipated an event as the 49ers-Giants W ^cn Harding of Bridgeport, defending Classic champ references. 649-2003. $500 plus utilities. 646- for a free quote. Father and son painting, Value Priced 5355. WATERPROOFING Installation and Replacement USED CAR BEST BUYS! game was Monday night — more media covered it than Windsor High, East Catholic and Mtutchcslcr High act MANCHESTER-3 Bed­ _ 645-6523 papering, removal. 91 CARS FOR SALE last year’s NFC Championship game — the ultimate together on the hardwood. room duplex. Center St. MANCHESTER-2 Bed­ of Oil, Gas & Electric 1988 Honda Accord LXI $10,900 528-5015 •Water Heaters Coupe, 5 Speed, Loaded structure of the game was not. The thrcc-day tournament, sponsored by the Available immediately. room duplex, quiet JUNK CARS-Towed free. Warm Air Furnaces 1987 Olds Cut. Supreme $7,900 The two-time defending World Champion 49crs, who Manchester Rotary Club, consists of four scholastic and $650. 649-2871. area. All appliances, WET BASEMENTS? Rick's Handyman and Call Joey, 528-1990. parking 2-cars. No pets. •Bcjileis V-8, AT, A/C, Low Miles rely heavily on the golden arm of Joe Montana and the four college .squads. The first night schedule has Harding Hatchways, foundation cracks, Carpentry Need title. 1985 Honda Accord LX $5,400 MANCHESTER-Available $725 monthly. Includes McHUGH HIMSELF Wilson Oil Company vs. Windsor at 6 p.m. and crosstown rivals MHS and immediately. Redeco­ •flonTodeling 4 Repairs AT, PS, PB, Stereo, Low Miles golden hands of Jerry Rice, are incessantly referred to as heat. Security/ sump pumps, tile lines, gravity •Attics, basements, yards cleaned TOYOTA-1989 Corrolla Wallpapefing and Painting ____6466393 1988 Acura Integra LS $8,995 a ‘finesse’ team, which has blazed a trail of historic East colliding at 8 p.m. rated 1 bedroom. Large feeds, and dry wells. Also damp­ •Hauling DX. 4 Door, 16K miles, references. 228-9317. 5 Spd., PS, PB, Sunroof, Cassette Over at the Eagles’ Nest, it’s defending champ kitchen, appliances, •Insured greatness through a clockwork-like offense predicated on ness proffing of concrete walls at its best 5 speed, air. Kenwood 1988 Hyundai QLS $4,995 front/rear porch. Gas MANCHESTER-2 Bed­ •FREE ESTIMATES stereo. Like New. Must precision through superior decision. Mitchell College vs. Housatonic at 6 p.m. and Eastern and floors. Chimney clean outs, Ceiling repair/replacement 4 Dr., 5 Spd., A/C, Sunroof heat. $550. 646-4144. rooms, large kitchen, 646-1948 sell-moving. $9000. So they say. Connecticut State University junior varsity vs host MCC appliances. $660 per stone walls, and concrete repairs. 1987 Acura Legend Sed $13,900 at 8 p.m. MANCHESTER-5 Room, Gary McHugh 643-9321 Call after 5pm, 742- V-6, AT, Full Power The Giants, incessantly referred to as a team with a month/ufilities. Security/ Over 40 years experienced. Sen­ PROFESSIONAL CAR CLEANING 9665. 2-3 bedrooms, possible references required. No KITCHEN & BATH 1984 Plymouth Horizon $2,800 ‘blue-collar’ work ethic, emphasize defense first and The consolation games arc Friday at Clarke Arena ior citizen discounts. Buffing, Waxing, 4 Cyl., AfWFM Cassette, Low Miles home office. 1-1/2 pets. 649-2003. foremost. Their offense starkly conuasts that of the with the college consolation at 6 p.m. and the schoolboy Baths, attic and cellar. REMODELING Interior Shampooing, 1987 Acura Legend L $14,900 Albert Zuccaro Engine Degreasing, 49ers. Where the Niners emphasize pass, the Giants em­ Aird-place game at 8 p.m. The championship games arc All appliances. $650.00 From the smallest repeilr to the LANDSCAPING BOB RILEY Auto, Leather, Loaded largest renovation, we will do a vinyl 4 Leattw Conditioning. 1987 Acura Integra 5 Dr. $7,500 phasize run. Where the Nincrs use ‘finesse,’ the Giants Saturday, Dec. 15, at the Eagles’ gym with the college per month plus utilities. Waterproofing OLDSMOBILEAfOLKSWAGEN NEWER-Large 6 room complete job. Pinstripping Available. AT, PS, PB, AM/FM Stereo use brute strength. title game at 6 p.m. and the high school championship Security, references. By Appointment Only 259 ADAMS ST„ MANCHESTER No pets. 643-1108. duplex. No pets. 646-3361 Visit our beautiful showroom or FRANK YOUNG 1987 Chrysler Lebaron $6,600 The way in which The Game developed was uncharac­ game at 8 p.m. Security, references. call for your free estimate. 649-4304 - Mike Coupe, AT, AXC, PS, PB teristic of both teams. Harding, which has produced the likes of Charles MANCHESTER-Main St. EXTERIOR MAINTENANCE 649-1749 1987 Pontiac Grand Am $5,900 Available immadiately. Montana, Rice, etc. were stifled by the Giant defense Smith (NBA’s Los Angeles Clippers) and former UConn 1 and 2 rooms. Call $650. a month. Heritage Kitchen & AND 1989 Toro Troleo $15,995 Turbo, AT. /VC, Sharp GSL Building while the Giants’ running game was snuffed by the standout Mike McKay, was ranked No. 4 in the state in 529-7858 or 563-4438. Evenings, 643-2289. LAWN CARE Bath Center LANDSCAPING 1987 Pontiac 6CXX) $4,995 1985 Acura Integra RS $10,900 Maintenance Co. 1987 VW Golf $5,995 3 Dr., Auto, /VC, AMrFM Stereo 49ers, the No. 1 team in the rush defense department. one prescason publication. MANCHESTER-Enjoy 254 Broad Street Fall Cleanups sweeping views of ma­ Commorclal/Residential 1985 Buiok Skylark $3,995 1988 Honda Prelude SI $12,900 The 49er defense, one of the subtle keys to their suc­ “All lies,” quipped Harding coach Charles Bentley. 35 S'TORE A OFFICE Manchester AT, A/C, PS, PB, PDL, Cruise ture lawns and trees in 645-8892 building repair and home' 1989 VW Golf $7,995 cess, has always been overshadowed by their immense The Presidents, according to Bentley, will be a lot SPACE PHIL'S LAWN CARE & 1986Buick Regal $6,995 1990 Acura Integra LS $14,400 this 2 bedroom, 1-1/2 649-5400 Improvements. Interior and and intense offensive machine. smaller than a year ago when they went 15-8. And LANDSCAPPING exterior painting, light car­ 1987 Olds Ciera $6,995 AT, A/C, PS, PB, PDL, Cruise bath Townhouse lo­ OFFICE/SPACE-1 mile to 1986 Chrysler LeBaron $4,995 1987 Toyota Celica GT $8,995 Monday night, the 49cr defense took a backseat to no they’re minus four starters. But, as Bentley notes, “we’re INSTRUCTION TIME _ Manchester High basketball coach Frank K ^ r t r ir t T h t S cated in the Coach FRENCH'S LAWN & pentry. (bomplete janitorial 1-84. 600 Square feet, Gutters Cleaned. CLASSIC CONSTRUCTION 1987VW G TI $5,995 AT, A/C, PS, PB, AM/FM one and center stage was its ultimate claim. still Warren Harding and hope we can live up to our during a timeout. The Indians open their season at the Manchester Rotary Club Classic on House on Otis St. $775 TREE SERVICE service. Explariencorl, reli­ all utilities included. Snow plowing, residential Sprayed ceilings, Remodeling, Complete fall dean-up. Leaf 1989 delta $9,995 1988 Honda Accord Lxl $11,900 “We’ve played with that intensity before. It’s just in reputation.” includes heat/hot water. able, free estimates. 1989 Olds Ciera $9,995 Dec. 13 against crosstown East Catholic. $650/month. Peterman and commercial removal, DebrI removal & Sedan, Auto, Loaded this particular game it had to Iasi the whole game,” 49ers Windsor was represented by Athletic Director Bill Call Bob, 646-2482. Realty, 649-9404. Painting, Etc. No jobtoo small. Brush clearing. Gutters 643-0304 1988 Olds Cutlass $8,995 1987 Nissan King Cab $5,995 Call 742-9540 1985 Honda Accord $5,995 linebacker Matt Millen said following the 49crs‘ 7-3 vic­ Lcsinski. “The tournament has been excellent to us,” he Free Estimates, Insured. cleaned. Auto, A/C, AM/FM Expecuuions are high for East. The Eagles posted a anything can happen. We look forward to compictitivc 1990 Olds Cutlass $11,995 1984 Olds Cut. Supreme $3,900 tory. LEGAL NOTICES RQ8 CROSBY 645-1312 0 ^ or Evening said. “It’s a nice way to start the season.” He compli­ 14-11 mark a year ago, the school’s first winning cam­ games.” FREE ESTIMATES SNOW PLOWING 1986Jetta $5,995 V-6, AT, A/C, Clean A new side of the 49ers was shown. mented his head coach, Ken Smith. “I thought we might 872-1139 1989 Jeepep( Cherokee $15,995 1990 Toyota Corolla LE $11,500 paign in six years. It returns three starters, point guard CLASSIC NOTES — Tickets are $3 for adults, $2 YARDMASTERS ResenreNow As well as the Giants played defensively, the 49ers’ be .500 last year but he pul together a real team.” TOWN OF MANCHESTER Many Others AT, Full Power, /VC, Like New Chris Phradiso, rugged forward Rob Penders and premier Snow Plowing Commerdal 4 Residential for students... Mitchell was 4-4 as of Tuesday, including LEGAL NOECE JAN'S NOW AVAILABLE 1988 Mercury Cougar $8,695 defense played better, and better in more crucial situa­ Windsor was 21-3 a year ago. shooter P.J. Monahan, who averaged 19.3 points a game Leaves raked and Snow Blower Service Available To Choose From a win over MCC. The Cougars are 0-3 with three games, V-6, Loaded tions. Manchester’s starting lineup won’t include anyone The Zoning Board of Appeals made the following decisions at FOR INDOOR WORK a year ago. trees cut ROOFING/ Low Rales 1984 Toyota Celica $4,995 including one tonight at home against Springfield Tech at its meeting of November 26, 1990: Ljnvn & Landteape Cara, All Yard over 6-1 1/2. Still, Kind isn’t discounting his club, Gutters and garages cleaned 649-4304 Holding the Giants to a field goal late in the first half The Eagles, under second-year coach Bill Finnegan, the ECHS gym, prior to the Classic. Neither Housatonic SIDING Mainlenanoe. RototiHing, Houaa 5 Spd., AM/VM. Clean which was 12-10 last year. “We have some good athletes will be bolstered by the addition of highly touted 6-5 Thomas E. Landers. Jr. — Appl. 1427 — Denied a variance Claanirtg. Drhrawaya Saabd, Odd Joba. 1985 Chevy Cavalier Wag $3,495 after a first-and-goal situation from the 49cr 3-yard line nor Eastern was represented at the luncheon. . . The Call 643-9996 Mike Anytime CENTER and wc’Il be competitive,” he .said. “I feel this will be a of Article II, Section 1.01.03 to construct a second principal A Tnm Handy Woman 4 Cyl., Auto, PS, PB was the first tremendous sequence by the San Francisco freshman Derek Henderson, and his cousin, 6-7 Walt Rotary Club presented checks for $1,000 to MHS, East structure on a lot at 501'/2 Tolland Turnpike, Rural Residence ^naa Emtfmataa great way to start the season.” defcn.se. Williams, a transfer from the Chicago (III.) area where he and MCC. .. The tournament was bumped ahead by two Zone. Call 569-2401 MOTORS The match-up with East, which leads the series with LIONEL COTE SCHALLER The second, and even more critical, stop came with averaged 16 points and 10 rebounds for Rich Central weeks from the Chrisunas list of events to avoid conflict­ Allen and Lorena Hfgble — Appl. 1441 — Denied a variance CLEANING “Quality Used Cars” Manchester, 18-9, isn’t one that Kind relishes. High. SNOW PLOWING ROOFING & SIDING just over four minutes left in the game with the score still ing with other events, including the Doc Hurley Classic. of Article II, Section 5.01 to conduct a professional office in a GIVE THE GIFT THAT SERVICE 461 Main Street ACURA “You would like to have an easy opener,” he admits, Still, Ea.st director of athletics Tom Malin, pinch hit­ residence at 477 North Main Street, Residence B Zone, •30 Years Experience LASTS ALL YEAR! 7-3. The Giants had a first-and-goal situation from the Manchester will compete in that one. facing Weaver •Fully Insured Manchester, CT 345 CENTER STREET 49er nine. “But it will be a real challenge. No coach wants to start ting for Finnegan, tried to downplay the club. Daniel F. Ryan — Appl. 1443 — Granted a variance of Article A gift subscripb'on to the with such a team. You’d rather get a couple of wins High at the University of Hartford Sports Center on Dec. II, Section 5.01.01 to reduce the front yeird setback to 6 feet SNOW PLOWING •License # 506737 Manchester Herald 649-4304 MANCHESTER Four attempts the Giants had to get into the end zone “On paper, it looks strong,” he said of the 1990-91 NEED YOUR CELLARS, (under your belt) and get rolling.” 26 and then hosting Torrington High at Clarke Arena the (20 feet required) at 26 Lilac Street, Residence B Zone. KEN'S LAWN SERVICE Call 647-9946,647-9947 and, when Darryl Pbllard tipped a pass in­ Eagles, “but when you’re dealing with high school kids. following evening. 646-9564 A W e S i GARAGES 1986 Merc Lynx 48K $2,895 647-7077 Michael A. Marino — Appl. 1444 — Granted a variance of or 643-2711 tended for Lionel Manuel incomplete, the 49er defense Call 649-8045 1986 Chev Celeb. Euro $4,995 Article II, Section 16.12.01 to reduce the side yard to zero feet 3 Months $23.10; 6 Months CLEANED? 1986 Dodge Lancer $4,495 beat the Giants at their own game — blue-collar style. (15 feet required) at 53 Tolland Turnpike, Industrial Zone. or $46.20; 1 Year $92.40. Also junk taken to 1985 Dodge 600 Convert. $3,995 92 TRUCKS & VANS “Wc thought we were playing pretty good defense,” James D. Aldrich — Appl. 1445 — Granted a variance of Ar­ 643-0747 Let/A Specialist;': Senior Citizens th e djpm p? 1985 Ford Escort $2,395 , New % rk’s defensive end, .said. ticle II, Section 5.01.01 to reduce the lot frontage to 25 feet Call For Free Estimates 3 Months $21.56; 6 Months FOR SALE Money makes moving easy D o It ! (37.5 feet required) and reduce the minimum lot area to 3046 $43.12; 1 Year $86.24 Call 644-1775 1985BuickSkyhawk $3,995 “They had two good plays. One, (Craig) made a good run square feet (4500 square feet required) at 64V Cooper Street, 1985 Caravan Loaded $5,995 CHEVROLET-1981 1/2 after he caught the b il. The other, they got the touch­ Residence B Zone. 1985 Ply Caravello $3,795 ton, 6 cylinder, down.” John K. and Laura M. E. O'Donnell — Appl. 1446 — 1984 Ford LTD Wag $3,495 • automatic, 6 toot body. What may be most frustrating for the Giants and their 35 STORE & OFFICE 41 MISC. FOR RENT 1984 Dodge Omni 50K $2,395 $1595. 649-9746. as Righetti joins the Giants Granted a variance of Article II, Section 5.01.01 to reduce the Wont to sell your car? For 75 TV, STEREOS AND fans is they must be wondering what has to be done to ______SPACE______1984 Lincoln Town Car $6,495 rear yard set back to 21 + /- feet (30 fee required) to attach a BOLTON-Horse stall for quick results, use a low- APPLIANCES CHEVY BLAZER-1978, beat the 49ers. No defense has stopped Montana and Co. deck at 32 Jeffrey Alan Drive, Residence B Zone. cost Classified ad. 1984 Jeep Grd V\feg 4X4 $5,495 But the A’s wanted to make him a MANCHESTER-Store or rent. 646-6463. 4x4, 350, automatic, air, as effectively as the Giants did Monday night, yet the By JIM DONAGHY year to their three-year deal of $25 Richard P. Hayes — Appl. 1447 — Granted a variance of Ar­ SEARS-15.9 Cubic inch 1983 Merc Col Park Wag $3,995 new paint. Looks and The Associated Press starter again and Righetti was cool million per season. office lor rent. Main St. 1983 Olds Della 88 Roy $3,795 outcome still went the 49er way. ticle IV, Section 13.06 to erect a free-standing sign at 400-408 Call 529-7858 or 563- freezer; Oak dining set; runs great. Many to that idea. 52 CLEANING SER- 1982 Ply Reliant Wag $1,795, ‘To slug it out with them was great,” Montana said. Yankees general manager (3ene Tolland Turnpike, Business II Zone with the condition that a 4438. 71 HOLIDAY Sony, 31 inch TV. Call extras. $3200. 646- “He was always in our plans,” ______VICES______1982 Chev Monte Carlo $1,995 “People don’t think we can do that.” ROSEMONT, 111. — The San Michael, however, was firm former gas station and pump islands be removed. SEASONAL 742-6634 after 6 p.m. 1031. said Giants general manager A1 1982 Pontiac LeMans $1,995 People think that now, Joe. Francisco Giants made leaving New throughout the negotiations on not Halga Wehr — Appl. 1448 — Granted a variance of Article II, Rosen, who has been a busy man at Section 2.01.01 to reduce the front yard setback to 40 + /- feet DEPENDABLE-With GIVE THE GIFT THAT 1982 Pontiac Phoenix $1,695 98 WANTED TO BUY/ Giant defensive back Greg Jackson best summarized York a little easier for Dave Righetti giving Righetti more than three References. Free (50 feet required) and Article IV, Section 7.01.01 at 313 Birch LASTS ALL YEAR I A 1981 Chev Camaro $2,295 with some persuasion and a lot of the winter meetings. years guaranteed, and that uimed estimates. C & J ______TRADE the feelings of the GInats. Mountain Road, Rural Residence Zone. gift subscription to the 1981 Pont Grand Prix $2,395 money. Before the meetings, the Giants Cleaning. 647-7046. You don t hold a team like the 49ers to seven points out to be the difference. New York All actions have an effective date in accordance with Connec­ Manchester Herald. 1979 Olds Della 88 51K $1,895 We buy clean, late model used signed left-hander Bud Black for NOW S and lose,” Jackson said. “That’s what hurts.” Righetti, a free agent, left the softened a litUe in the last 24 hours, ticut General Statutes. Notice of these decisions has been filed Call 647-9946 or 643- 1979 Ford Mustang $1,995 cars and trucks. Top prices $10 million over four years and on but not enough to keep Righetti in with the Town Clerk. 68 SNOW PLOWING 2711. 3Months-$23.10. 1975 Cadd Eldorado Con $6,495 If teams don’t believe the 49er defense hits hard, ask Yankees TUesday night when he THE TIME paid. Monday they signed center fielder The Bronx. Property for Lease as Dry 6-months $46.20, 1- 1973 Dodge Charger $2,195 the Giants, particularly Simms (sacked four times) and Edward Coltman, Secretary DRIVEWAYS- signed a four-year contract for $10 Willie McGee to a $13 million deal ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Storage/Retail --180 Park year, $92.40. Senior Mr. Duff - Carter Chevrolet light end . million with the Giants. “Righetti is the workhorse we ■ Qua. nouSwC M-CIVisa Accepted over four years. Dependable. Fully Citizens: 3-Months. TO BUY! 1229 Main Street “There were two great defenses out on the field need,” Giants manager Roger Craig 016-12 Street -- Cheney Historical insured. Reasonable New Arrivals Daily “1 just got back from a fast din­ $21.56, 6-months, Manchester, CT tonight,” Montana said. “They were greaL but 1 don’t “The Giants might be out of the said. District - $550.00 per month rates. 649-6087. $43.12, 1-year, $86.24. Financing Availahle ner, R i^ctti said by telephone free agent market forever,” Rosen 646-6464 want to take anything away from our guys. They were Righetti was a member of the ” year lease -- Ciantact from California. “My first reaction joked. INVITATION TO BID playing a good offensive team that can stuff the ball was to cry out in excitement because Yankees in 1981 when they won CONTRACT PROPOSAL (404)551-8166 Righetti can also cam $100,000 their last American League cham­ FOR down your throat. Both teams expected it to be this tyite it was over. But then there was a 9-5 EST of game, maybe not 7-3.” each for wiiming the Cy Young. pionship and later became a favorite THE RECONSTRUCTION OF CARDINAL BUICK'S VOLUME- PRICING feeling of sadness.” MVP and Rolaids Relief award. He While opponents have nightmares about stopping the of George Steinbrenner. TOLLAND TURNPIKBNORTH MAIN STREET Righetti, a native of San Jose, can pocket $50,000 each for the 49er offense, they now have something else to fret about The Yankees acquired Righetti in DATE OF BID OPENING; JANUARY 16,1891 TIME 2:00 P.M. 39 ROOMMATES Calif., had 36 saves for the Yankees playoff and World Series MVP. ______WANTED SAVES YOU CASH! — their awesome defense. last season and is the club’s all-time 1978 from the Texas Rangers in a In accordance with the provisions of the Town Charier, sealed The Assoclatsd Praas “It’s going to be real hard to go multi-player deal. He was a starting proposals will be received in the Office of the Director of Those who persist to brand the 49ers as a ‘finesse’ out­ leader with 224. MANCHESTER-8 Room fit are plain ignorant. HEADED FOR THE BAY — Dave Righetti, somewhere else,” an emotional pitcher until moving to the bullpen General Services of the Town of Manchester, Connecticut, not HOLIDAY SPECIAL “Some people upstairs made a Righetti said. “The Giants didn’t later than the date and time set forth above, at which time and house. Applianced. The Giants, the supposed kings of blue-collar football, in 1984. On July 4, 1983, he pitched $315 a month plus 1/2 who was in a contemplative mood after yield­ decision about me and thought 1 was seem that interested two or three place said Proposals will be publicly opened and read aloud. will be the first to tell you otherwise. ^rough,” Righetti, 32, said. “Know­ a no-hiiter against the Boston Red Proposals must be executed in accordance with and subject to utilities. 643-8229. SELECT A 1990 REATTA OR 1990 RIVIERA ing a home run as a New York Yankee, will weeks ago. It’s amazing how fast Sox at Yankee Stadium. the instructions and specifications contained herein. Twelve have other thoughts after signing Tuesday ing that, it was time to move on.” this happened.” LEGAL NOTICES Jim Tierney is a sports writer for the Manchester Righetti saved 46 games in 1986 percent (12%) of the Total Bid must be Disadvantaged and/or The Oakland A’s and Minnesota The Yankees wanted to keep Wbmen's Business Enterprises (DBE/WBE). Herald. with the San Francisco Giants. Twins also made attractive offers. to set an all-time record, since INVITATION TO BID Righetti and even offered an option broken. Proposeds must be executed in accordance with and subject to instructions and specifications contained herein. The Manchester Public Schools solicits bids for ATH­ The Town of Manchester is an equal opportunity employer, LETIC EQUIPMENT for the and requires an affirmative action policy for all of Its Contrac­ 1990-1991 school year. Niners didn’t tors and Vendors as a condition of doing business with the Sealed bids will be received Whalers host Red Sox get some pitching Town, as per Federal Order 11246. By signing the Proposal until December 12, 1990, 2:00 Sheet for this bid, all vendors and contractors agree to this p.m., at which time they will 1990BUICKRE/;nA condition of doing business with the Town and should the LEA$E FOR ONLY LEASE FOR ONLY bo publicly opened. The right "LUXURY COUPE^^ 1990 BUICK RIVIERA pull punches Town choose to audit their compliance, the vendor agrees to is reserved to reject any an all the Canadiens cooperate fully. Pre-Owned Company Vehicle. Loaded with eriras Slock «1247 "COUPE" by adding Young to staff bids. Specifications and bid $ 3 2 1 0 7 P e r Loaded with eitra$ Demonstration Model. Slock #1305 Contract documents may be examined etnd obtained at the of­ forms may be secured at the Was $28,885 SAVE $8,895 ■ Month" By DAVE GOLDBERG fice of the Director of General Services. A plan payment of Business Office, 45 North The Associated Press HARTFORD — The Hartford Whalers, who’ve By JIM DONAGHY pitching help. They’re still looking, think most of his problems have School Street, Manchester, “ 48 Month closed end lease. 15,000 miles per year. $2000 c w cost reduction. 6% lease $ 100.00 per set will be required for each set of contract docu­ ••48 Month closed end lease. 15,000 miles per year. $2000 cap cost redudion 6% lease apparently solved their problems on the road with The Associated Press too. been control.” ments which will be Non-Refundable. Payment for the con­ CT. rate. Includes all Dealer Incentives. Base payment of $256.12 Taxes, registration lees, rate. Includes all Dealer incentives. Base payment ol $321.07 Taxes & Registration fees 1st month payment and refundable security deposit not Included. five consecutive victories, will try to do something With die signing of Young, Bos­ tract documents will be made by cashiers check, bank check, 007-12 1st month payment and refundable security deposit not included. SAN FRANCISCO — Fbr the San Francisco 49ers, Young walked 107 batters in 225 certified check or cash only. XXIVi/2 turned out to be an important step­ about their woeful home-ice record tonight at 7:30 ROSEMONT. 111. — Boston ton’s rotation currendy shapes up as 1-3 innings last season and has (SportsChannel. WTIC) as they host the Montreal Each bid must be accompanied by a bid bond or certified QUALITY USED CARS GUARANTEED TO SATISFY YOUR EVERY NEED! ping stone on the road to a “Threepeat” in Super Bowl general manager Lou Gorman didn’t Roger Clemens, Dana Kiecker, walked 413 in 956 lifedme innings. Court of Probate, Canadiens at the Civic Center to complete a home- check payable to the Town of Manchester for five percent (5%) District of Andover XXV. pay much attention to Matt Young’s Young, Greg Harris and Tom Bol­ “1 like his ann,” Boston manager of the total bid price. The Town of Manchester will not be liable PRE-OWNED CAR OF THE WEEK and-home series. NOTICE OF HEARING 1990 Buick Skylark Sedan...... $d,980 They slugged it out punch for punch with one of the statistics when negotiating with the ton. Kiecker, Harris and Bolton all Joe Morgan said. “I saw a guy who for the accrual of any interest on any certified check submitted. ESTATE OF 1985 OLDS DELTA 88 2 DOOR 1987 Chevy Silverado 4x4 Pickup.....$13,990 The Whalers, 11-12-4 overall, have pulled even on NFL’s sluggers and survived. left-hander. had surprisingly successful seasons might be able to turn things around Cashiers' checks made payable to the Town of Manchester JASON MEEK 1989 Buick Skyhawk Coupe...... /i7.480 1986 Oldsmobile Ciera...... $4 995 the road at 6-6-1 thanks to their 4-2 victory over the will be accepted. To put it another way, had anyone told the New York The Red Sox signed Young to a in 1990 in helping the Red Sox win this year.” Pursuant to an order of Hon. 1989 Chevrolet Cavalier Coupe...... $/,495 1985 Chevy Cavalier Coupe...... $3,490 Canadiens Monday night at the Pbrum. But Hartford, The successful bidder will be required to furnish a Perfor­ 1989 Honda Accord LX...... 1985 Oldsmobile Delta 88 Coupe...... $5995 Giants before Monday night’s 7-3 San Francisco victory three-year deal on Tdesday for $6.35 the AL East. Norman J. Preuss, Judge, that they could hold the 49crs to seven points, limit Joe which started off 3-0-1 at the Civic Center, is 2-6-2 mance. La t»r and Materials Bond equal to the total bid price. dated November 28, 1990 a 1988 Buick Skylark Sedan...... 'il.a b o 1985 Nissan Pulsar Coupe...... $3 990 million despite his 18 losses for Young, 32, was 8-18 with a 3.51 Young tied a major league record Montana to 152 yards and Jerry Rice to one catch for 13 in its last eight games on home ice and needs a vic­ No bidder may withdraw his bid within sixty (60) days after the hearing will be held on an ap­ 1988 Chevrolet Corsica Sedan...... N/,-t90 Only 1985 Ford LTD Sedan...... 53 ggi; tory to pull even at home, as well. Seattle last season. earned run average in 34 games for last season when he struck out four actual date of the bid opening. All bid prices will remain firm for plication praying for the Court yards, don t you think they would have been satisfied 1988 Chevrolet Blazer 4x4 Silverado,'- ’ 1985 Oldsmobile Ciera 4dr. 28K...... Js’ego Peter Sidorkiewicz will be back on goal for the Seattle last season. He is 51-78 Red Sox in one inning last Sept. 9 in sixty (60) days after the bid opening. All questions or inquiries to authorize the compromise V-e, Air CorxJitlonkig. they would win? “We think he has the ability to must be submitted at least ten (10) days before bid opening. and setliemenf of an allegedly 1987 Buick Century Sedan...... f Loaded, 45K 1984 Buick Century LTD...... $4 890 Whalers while Patrick Roy, who has started seven of lifetime with die Mariners, Los An­ Oh, it wasn’t the stuff of which dream games are made help this team and turn things the first imiing. He had a two-hitler disputed claim of such estate $5,980 the last eight games for Montreal, should draw the geles and Oakland. All Contractors shall be included on the State of Connecticut — last year’s 34-24 San Francisco victory fit that bill. It around,” Gomian said. “He always July 18 vs. Toronto, a three-hit Department of Transportation List of Prequalified Highway and as in said application on tile •prices include Faclory RebalesI nod for the Habs. The Detroit Tigers were close to was more like a Super Bowl without Denver in it — has pitched well against us.” shutout vs. Texas and a three-hitter Bridge Construction Firms to be considered for this project. more fully appears at the FACTORY REBATES FROM ■ j ; ■ .0;) Hartford is in third place in die Adams Division signing Young on Monday, but the Court of Probate on Decem­ CARDINAL BUICK, INC. boring and low-scoring. Aug. 9 against New York. The Town of Manchester reserves the right to waive any infor­ The Red Sox were hurt when 17- Red Sox increased their offer late in ber 13, 1990 at 2:15 P.M. ON SELECT MODELS... But when has anyone before heard chants of “Defense! with its 26 points while Montreal is second at “Everybody on our team says this malities or to reject any or all bids. "A TOUCH ABOVE FIRST CLASS" gamc winner Mike Boddicker the day. . /i Pi: IS AVAILABLE IN 13-13-3 for 29 points. Htirtford has two games in is a lough guy to face.” Gorman Richard J. Sartor, Sharon B. Preuss, .signed widi Kansas City and came Clerk 81 Adams Street, Manchester hand on MonUeal. “We like his amt and wc needed a said. “They never liked to see him General Manager LIEU OF FACTORY REBATE! Please see 49ERS, page 18 to the winter meetings looking for Delivery must be on before 12/12/90 (Open Eves. Monday thru Thursday) 649*457 I left-hander,” Gorman said. “We 011-12 018-12 come into Boston.” 18 Ma n c h e s t e r h e r a l d , Wednesday, Dec. 5, 1990

MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednc.sday. Dec. 5. 1990-19 In Brief . .. High School Preview In Brief Duckpin tournament on tap Wichita State ‘shocks’ Alabama MANCHESTER — Holiday Lanes, 39 Spencer St., Patriots waive Lin Dawson By The Associated Press John Cooper led Wichita State with 22 will host the Manchester Ducl^in Bowling Tournament Cheney five points and Claudius Johnson added career FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) — Tight end Lin Dawson, highs of 21 points and 12 rebounds. on Saturday and Sunday. plagued by injuries during his 10 sca,sons with the New The Shockers is an appropriate nick­ Chcatum led the Crimson Tide with 20 Qualifying shifts (four games) will be Saturday at 1:30 England Patriots, and rookie safety Brian Hutson were name for Wichita State. p.m., 4 p.m„ 6:30 p.m. and 9 p.m. The finals are Sunday waived TUesday off injured reserve. Their first win of the .season came points, two in the first half. at noon. needs work Tuesday night in a 74-71 overtime victory No. 4 Syracuse 86, North Carolina Both players were on the team’s “minor” injured State 79: Dave Johnson had 24 points Holiday Lanes league bowlers and Manchester resi­ reserve list requiring them to be activated or waived over No. 12 Alabama, and it was far from dents are eligible to participate. By JIM TIERNEY ~ and a career-high 17 rebounds as the Manchester Herald when they became healthy. New England general your normal college basketball upset. Guaranteed prizes are $150 for first place, $75 for manager Pat Sullivan said. In chronological order, the highlights Orangemen (5-0) gave the Big East a second and $50 for third. Entry fee is $15. Entry deadline for the night included: Wichita State Tuc.sday night sweep — Scion Hall beat is Thursday. For further information, call Holiday Lanes M i^Q IESTER — Art Bagdasarian knows he’s not Lott questionable for Bengals coach Mike Cohen tearing a patella ten­ Clcm.son 78-62 — for a 3-1 lead halfway at 646-2125. stepping into the ideal situation for a first-year head bas­ don in his left knee as he ran from die through the ACC-Big Eiast Challenge. ketball coach at the high school level. SAN FTiANCISCO (AP) — After what seemed like a court celebrating Wichita State’s 33-31 “Every team tries to double and triple UConn women host tournament Bagdasarian, who will be officially christened into his month of looking ahead to the New York Giants, the San halftime lead and then reluming in sweats STORRS — The University of Connecticut women’s first year at the helm of the Cheney Tech boys’ basket­ Francisco 49crs have to refocus their attention during a am) on crutches; a thunder dunk by short week of practice. basketball team will host the 1990 Connecticut Classic ball team when the Beavers host East Hampton on Dec. Alabama’s 268-pound center Marcus N C A A H oop Tournament at the Harry A. Gampel Pavilion on Saturday 14, realizes that immediate success is totally unrealistic, And the 49ers, who meet tlic Cincinnati Bengals on Webb which broke the rim and caused a and Sunday. and, that grasping fundamentals is where his coaching Sunday in Cincinnati, will have to do it without Ronnie 30-niinutc delay to change equipment; process starts and may end. "Die four-team tournament features host UConn, No. 2 Irott, who sprained both of his knees and suffered pos­ Melvin Chcalum’s 3-pointcr at the buzzer cover Billy,” Johnson, a junior, said of his nationally ranked Auburn, St. Joseph’s (Pa.) and Fbr- “There’s not much talent here for the sport,” Bag­ sible ligament damage in the fourth quarter of the 49crs‘ for the Crimson Tide which forced over­ classmate, forward Billy Owens, who had dham. dasarian said. “I don’t expect much, but 1 do expect a lot ^■^^''•ctory over the Giants Monday night. time; and reserve center Phil Mcndclson’s 21 points. “When they block him out, it better than last year.” The Connecticut Classic returns to Storrs after a five- ‘A number of our defensive players arc banged up and two blocked shots in overtime for the leaves me open to go to the glass.” year absence and will be the first year of an annual Last year — an 0-19 season — would like to be for­ sore, 49crs coach George Seifert said Monday at his Shockers. Johnson’s rebound figure was more December women’s basketball tourney in Storrs. gotten by the Beavers. Cheney’s last win on the weekly news conference. He said L.ott’s injuries were the Otherwise, it was your run-of-the-mill, than double his previous high of eight. In Saturday’s action, UConn takes on Fbrdham at 2 hardwood came against Cromwell (64-63) on Feb 3 most serious. mid-week game. “Dave Johnson didn’t hit us with his fi- 1989. p.m. with Auburn vs. St. Joseph’s at 4 pan. Sunday’s Seifert said Lott was “very suspect” for Sunday’s “One game doesn’t make a season, just .nc.ssc game. He jast killed us on the third-place game is at 1 p.m. and the championship game Bagdasarian, who coached the winless junior varsity game. A team physician told Lott that he might not be like last week’s tournament doesn’t make boards, pounding and getting loose balls,” to follow at 3 p.m. team last year, has a total of 20 players for both the ready for the 49crs‘ game in two weeks against the Los a sca.son,” Cohen said, referring to his said Wolfpack guard Chris Corchiani, Tickets are $4 for adults, $2 for children and senior junior varsity and varsity squads. Federov, foreground, fights for the puck with BostJIJJ's D aTe‘ Angeles Rams, but Lott himself is not ruling out playing team’s 31-and 11-point losses last week. who finished with 19 points while his against the Bengals on Sunday. citizens and free for UConn students with a valid ID. “The biggest problem is teaching the kids,” he added. overtimT 5-T* ^ Tuesday night in Detroit. The Bruins won in “1 never did get in the locker room (at backcourimatc, Rodney Monroe, had 25. UConn hosts Fairfield University tonight at 7 at the “Fundamentals are the big bulk of it.” Younger Bias shot and killed halftime),” Cohen said from the ho.spilalj The visiting Wolfpack (3-1) finished Gampel Pavilion in an intrastate battle. A pair of seniors, 5-11 Aaron Granato and 5-10 Jim where he was to undergo surgery early 12-for-27 from 3-poini range, but were LeBlanc, will occupy the starting guard slots. Brian HYATTSVILLE, Md. (AP) — The younger brollicr of this morning. “I told my assistants pretty outrebounded 53-45. Syracu.se used a 9-0 Hartford five overpowered Rouleao, a 6-3 freshman, gets the starting nod in the mid­ the late Maryland basketball star Lcn Bias was shot and much what to tell the kids to do. It was run for a 77-70 lead and held on despite dle. WASHINGTON (AP) — Dirkk Surles scored 25 killed Tuesday while driving out of a Hyattsville shop­ just a reminder to keep very focu.scd. missing five of six free throws over the points Tbesday to lead George Washington to a 97-77 “He (Rouleao) has tremendous offensive potential,” Moog does job for Bruins ping center in what police called ’’utter senseless These arc die best kids I’ve coached at final 2:19. Bagdasarian said. violence.” victory over Hartford. DETROIT (AP)/ A r»\ — With an 11-1 . any level.” No. 7 Indiana 84, Vanderbilt 73: Cal- into overtime to salvage the victory. Burridge followed up Bob James Stanley Bias III, 20, also known as Jay, was Sonm Holland added 20 and J.J. Hudock 19 for the Two more seniors, 6-2 Paul Mercicr and 6-2 Kevin lifetime record against the Detroit Cohen returned to the bench widi 17:40 bert Chcancy and Damon Bailey scored Dean, will be the starting forwards. The main Beaver “When it was 3-1 at the end of the Sweeney’s semi-breakaway and shot about 1:10 p.m. in the parking lot of the Prince Colonials, who improved their record to 3-2. Hartford Red Wings, it figures that Boston to play, wearing a sweatsuit and a brace 27 of Indiana’s final 32 points for the swond period, it wasn’t really in­ flipped a rebound past Detroit goalie George’s Plaza Shopping Center, Prince George’s Coun­ fell to 2-3, despite career highs of 26 from Larry Grif­ reserves are 6-0 senior Bill Main, 5-11 sophomore Todd Bruins goalie Andy Moog would on his knee and on crutches. road win. Chcancy, who missed eight dicative of the game,” said Moog. Tim Chcvcldac for the game-win­ ty police said. fiths and 21 from Vin Baker. Mercier and 6-1 junior Jose Martinez. “1 wasn’t going to stay in that Gaining minutes in the second half while he salivate at the prospect of facing the “It was a lot closer than that.” ner. Tlic goal was the Bruins’ third Cromwell and Rocky Hill appear to be the favorites to red and white. He was pronounced dead of two gunshot wounds to room,” he said. ”I didn’t want the injury received trcauncni for a cut over his eye Boston built its lead on Bobby of the night on a rebound. the back at 2:52 p.m. at Lcland Memorial Hospital in win the Charter Oak Conference. But the numbers lie. to be bigger than the game. I didn’t say he sustained cha.sing a loose ball, finished UConn game going overseas Carpenter’s first-period goal and “We call Bob (Sweeney) Mr. OT Riverdale, the same hospital where Lcn Bias was Schedule: Dec. 14 East Hampton H, 18 Bolton H, 21 “I’ll take a little credit for (the anything at all about it until I got to the with 30 points and Bailey scored all of his HAMDEN (AP) — Thursday’s ACC-Big East basket- Bacon Academy A. two more by Craig Janney in the (overtime),” said Burridge. “I was pronounced dead in June 1986. record), but Edmonton and Boston locker room after (the game) and told 13 points in the final 11:17. ball game between Connecticut and North Carolina will second period and appeared on its thinking he was going to tuck it. 1 Jerry Samuel Tyler, 24, was charged with first-degree Jm . 2 Goodwin Tech H, 4 Coventry A, 8 RHAM H, had very few losing records,” said them how bad it was.” The Hoosiers (5-1) were never really "be broadcasrTo"7kmefican soldiers abroad, including way to a quiet, uneventful victory. just made sureJ. got up to him just in murder in connection with the dcath,^ Lt. Alphonsp Haw­ 11 Portland 15 Rocky HilLA,” 18 Cromwell H ,^2“vrnai Moog, who turned aside 35 shots - Cohen said he felt his ic ^ i got a brc^ik thrcatciicd dcspitc_ the injury to Chcancy those in the Persian Gulf, a radio network announced Tech H, 25 East Hampton A, 29 Bolton A. But Detroit’s Bobby Dollas and case.” kins said. Tyler turned himself in about 8:30 p.m. at the Tbesday. Thesday night as the Bruins snapped Sergei Federov scored 27 seconds when Webb broke the rim as he tied the and foul trouble for guard Greg Graham. Feb. 1 Bacon Academy H, 5 RHAM A, 8 Coventry H, department’s station in Oxon Hill, Md. A second suspect game 50-50. Armed Forces Radio will relay the game from the Detroit’s unbeaten streak at six apart early in the third and the Detroit coach Bryan Murray Vanderbilt (3-2) was led by Scott IN HOT PURSUIT — North Carolina State’s Bryan Feggins heads 11 Rocky Hill H, 15 Portland A, 19 Vinal Tech, 22 remained at large late TUesday. Druad with 17 points. Cormecticut Radio Network, CRN said. games with a 5-4 overtime victory. Bruins found themselves tied. remembered Burridge’s junior hock­ “1 really diought that helped us,” said after a loose ball with Billy Owens of Syracuse trailing him during Cromwell A, 27 Goodwin Tech A. Cohen, whose top four scorers averaged ‘To be honest with you, I get a lit­ “We all accepted the fact that we ey days when NHL scouts said his Average salary up $100,000 No. 16 Oklahoma 96, No. 23 Texas Games not noted begin at 7:30 p.m. tle uptight against this hockey club. 41 minutes playing time. “It bought us 10 their Big East-ACC Challenge game Tuesday night at the Carrier were in a hockey game,” said Moog. size, 5-foot-9, 180 pounds, would NEW YORK (AP) — The average players salary rose 88: The Sooners (5-1) scored the game’s Campbell, Plunkett inductees We don’t give them credit for being minutes rest.” Dome. The Orangemen won, 86-79. Allen Pedersen’s first goal of the keep him out of the league. by a record $100,000 in 1990 to $597,537, according to final eight points as they held Texas (1-2) NEW YORK (AP) — Heisman Trophy winners Earl jm ^ as good as they are. That’s what season regained the Boston lead, but “I heard scouts say he couldn’t Wichita .State fell behind 58-53 with scoreless for the last 3:56 in ending the son (4-1) was led by center Dale Davis’ happened tonight.” final figures issued by the Major League Baseball points as Mississippi Valley State beat Campbell and Jim Plunkett were among 11 players and a Steve Yzerman broke a personal play in the NHL,” said Murray. “He Players Association. 6:00 to play, then went on an 11-1 run to Longhorns’ string of nine straight home- 15 points. The Bruins built a 3-1 lead after Delta State 95-77. former coach inducted into the National Football Rjunda- ^ seven-game drought with 1:02 plays pretty well in the NHL. Physi­ set die stage for Chcatum’s 3-pointcr that opening wins. Massachusetts beat New Hampshire tion’s College Hall of Fame. two periods, but after a Detroit rally, The dollar increase was the largest in baseball history Five-foot-5 Arnold Bernard made all remaining in regulation to force cal size is not always die determin­ and the 20.2 percent increase was the steepest single­ lied the game and forced die overtime. Jeff Webster, a 6-foot-8 .sophomore 76-64, the Wildcats’ 28th consecutive eight of his free throw attempts in the Campbell won the 1977 Heisman as a running back at needed Randy Burridge’s goal 1:03 From Page 17 overtime. ing factor.” season rise since the 1982 season. The Shockers had a 72-71 lead when who had 23 points in the first half, scored loss at home, a streak dating to the final 1:43 as Southwest Missouri State Texas, while Plunkett captured the 1970 award as ______Mcndcison blocked Chcatum in the lane six of the points in the final run after the 1988-89 season. quarterback at Stanford. Although they failed to repeat as World Scries cham­ beat Tennessee State 87-77. pions, the Oakland Athletics finished first in the payroll with 12 seconds to play. He made two game was tied 88-88. He finished with 35 Mark Randall, who was supposed to Others inducted into the Hall of Fame at the Inunda­ Defense! Defense!” coming from 66,000-plus fans at free throws with 6.6 seconds to play to Doug Overton had a career-high 36 race with a team average of $804,643. points after averaging 10.6 points in the miss four weeks with a leg injury, points to lead La Salle to a 93-81 victory tion’s annual awards dinner were Miami fullback Don Candlestick Park, which in the indusuial East has a Giants are doling out the loot sew up the victory. first five games. returned to the Kansas lineup and scored over visiting Brigham Young. reputation as a place for wine and brie eaters. D/^CClkif/^vrT* Til y A rxv Bosseler, Northwestern halfback Ron Burton, William & ROSEMONT, 111. (AP) — A1 Texas trailed 69-59 in the second half 30 points in an 80-60 victory over It also contained an omen — excluding a dreary strike — The Cleveland Indians traded Bonds Gold Glove winner “The kids really seized the moment and Creighton beat Missouri 74-68 behind Mary fullback Jack Cloud, Penn State linebacker Jack Rosen is putting up $33 million to players for a decade, wants out of and managed to tic it 88-88 before losing Southern Methodist. game getween dreary replacement teams in 1987. The outfielder Cory Snyder and inficlder Montreal, and the Expos, who have were really very fortunate to beat a really the 20 points of Duan Cole. Ham, Purdue halfback Leroy Keyes, Alabama center make the San Francisco Giants a ROSEMONT, 111. (AP) — Barry Bonds became part its scoring touch. Tony Bennett scored 21 points to lead last three winners of a regular-season Giants-49crs game Lindsay Foster to the Chicago White entertained offers in the past, might good Alabama team,” Cohen said. Curtis Stuckey matched his career high Vaughn Mancha, Duke guard Mike McGee, Washington champion. He has plenty of com­ of the first father-son pair to win Gold Glove awards, Joey Wright, who was averaging 29.5 Wisconsin-Milwaukce to an 83-80 road guard Max Slarcevich and Indiana center John Tavener. has gone on to win the Super Bowl. The Giants won the Sox for pitchers Eric King and be serious this time. They spent leading a list of nine newcomers to be honored as the Alabama coach Wimp Sanderson, with 39 points and Bradley beat Chicago pany in the frenzied free agent Shawn Hillega. points a game, Locksicy Collie and Bcn- victory over Colorado and improve the State 101-76. Ray Graves, who coached Florida from 1960-69, was regular-season game in 1986, the 49ers in 1988 and 1989 much of the day talking to the White best fielders in baseball. whose team was beaten by Southern Mis- market, too. — The Baltimore Orioles traded si.ssippi last week, did his radio show and ford Williams each had 17 for Texas. Phoenix to 4-0. inducted into the Hall in the coach’s category. — and now 1990. Sox about a trade for a package that Bonds, the National League’s Most Valuable Player, New Orleans beat North Georgia 96-37 In less 24 hours, the Giants’ outfielder Dave Gallagher to the then headed for die bus. This one showed they have the stuff — defense — to would include Ivan Calderon. That joined his father, Bobby, as the only father-son as the Saints, a member of the NAIA, general manager added free agents Other games: Josh Grant had 25 points and nine Williams wins Butkus Award do it again. California Angels for pitchers David talk cooled off late in the night. recepients in 34 years. Barry tied for the league lead with shot 22 percent for the game, 13-for-59. Willie McGee for $13 million and Martinez and Mike Hook. “It’s a disgrace for this team, having Senior forward Aiuliony Avent scored rebounds to lead Utah to an 84-76 inlras- ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Alfred Williams, the defen­ Not only Charles Haley and Ronnie Lott, but Kevin While the GMs were talking 14 assists as Pittsburgh’s left fielder. Marquette ended a five-game losing Dave Righetti for $10 million. Last the ability we have,” he said on his show. six of his 20 points in a 12-2 spurt as taie win over Utah Slate. sive leader for top-ranked Colorado, captured the Butkus Fagan and Michael Carter and Darryl Pollard and Matt — The Royals signed pitcher Dan trades and free agents, the major The award is voted on by major league managers and su-eak to Wisconsin with a 69-58 victory month, he gave left-hander Bud Schatzedcr to a one-year contract for “Georgia beats this team by 44 (actually Seton Hall put together the final run in a Tracey Ware’s 21 points helped New Award as the nation’s top linebacker. Millen. league owners discussed expansion coaches and presented by Rawlings Sporting Goods Co. over its intrastate rival. Black, one game under .500 $7(X),000. 31) and Dartmouth doesn’t even get game of streaks to outlast Clcmson 78-62 Mexico State stay unbeaten in five games Williams, a 6-foot-6, 236-pound senior from Houston, “The best defensive game since I’ve been here,” said and collusion. Demetrius Calip made four of five 3- lifetime, $10 million. Ozzie Smith, the all-time leader in Gold Gloves at scholarships and beats diem by 15 (ac­ in the ACC-Big East Challenge. with a 77-70 victory over Tcxas-El Paso. had 86 tackles and 12>/2 sacks this season. He also coach George Seifert, who has been here in one capacity — The Milwaukee Brewers shortstop, won his 11th consecutive honor. Rync tually 11). I know they’re tough here at pointers and scored 20 points to lead “ This might be the end of the signed pitcher Edwin Nunez to a Sophomore guard Terry Dcherc had 25 Alphonso Ford, the second-leading recovered a fumble, blocked a field goal and broke up or another for a decade, or four Super Bowls. By the time some of the minor Sandberg of the Chicago Cubs tied the record shared by home, but this is a discrace.” Michigan to a 78-76 win over Eastern Giants in the free agent market — two-year conu-act for $1.5 million. points for Seton Hall (3-1), while Clem- returning scorer in Division I, scored 36 Michigan. five passes for the Buffaloes (10-1-1), who will play “If you loved football, you loved this game,” said Mil­ forever,” Rosen said. league players traded at the meet­ Bill Mazeroski and Frank White as the all-time winner at —-The Yankees extended the con­ ings reach the majors, there might Notre Dame in the Orange Bowl. len, the ex-Los Angeles Raiders linebacker who was A1 Not likely. second base with his eighth award. Davis’ gift to the 49ers. “If you timed in to see Jerry run tract of second baseman Steve Sax be two new teams in die NL. Pit­ Williams edged Illinois’ Darrick Brownlow for the Rosen’s lastest money move Cleveland catcher Sandy Alomar Jr., the rookie of the deep all the time, I don’t know.” through the 1995 season for $12.5 tsburgh owner Douglas Danforth, award. Both players received six first-place votes, but c ^ e Tuesday night when he signed year, was among seven first-time Gold Glove winners in Nothing magical But it was Dave Waymer, the 34-year-old safety million. head of the NL’s expansion commit­ Williams topped Brownlow 31-28 in points. Righetti to a four-year contract. the American League. Other newcomers were Oakland CBS asks for givebacks signed as a Plan B free agent last winter who may have The White Sox were talking to tee, on Tuesday said the league Rosen’s next move may be to Montreal about left fielder Tim first baseman Mark McGwire, Toronto third baseman Mullin NBA player of month expressed the new 49ers persona best, who actually used trade reliever Steve Bedrosian to the would release by Christmas a list of in MacLeod debut Raines and the Cubs were closing in six cities under consideration. Kelly Gruber, Chicago White Sox shortstop Ozzie Guil­ By JOHN NELSON cussions arc concluded, I can’t tell you very much,” CBS NEW YORK (AP) — Chris Mullin, who led the Gold­ the word the San Franeisco defense hates most — “fi­ Minnesota Twins. The Twins were nesse.” on free agents Zane Smith and No city has definitely been len, outfielders Ken Griffey Jr. of Seattle and Ellis Burks The Associated Press Sports president Neal Pilson said Tuesday. en State Warriors to their best start in 15 years, was also in the running for Righetti. George Bell. of Boston and pitcher Mike Boddicker, who played for Baseball spokesman Rich Levin said basically the named NBA player of the month for November. Mullin “They felt we were a finesse team,” Waymer said of chosen, he said. Asked whether AL By BILL BARNARD In other noteable moves on Tues­ Meanwhile, the New York Mets’ Boston last season and recently signed witli Kansas City. NEW YORK — In an effort to reverse losses that same thing. averaged 27.1 points, 5.4 rebounds and 4.3 assists per the Giants. “They think that we ean’t pound. The NFC day: owners might block a move to put The Associated Press attempts to sign Vince Coleman two teams in Florida, he said, “1 Cubs pitcher Greg Maddux joined Bonds as the other could total $1(X) million or more, CBS Sports is asking game and shot .551 during the month as the Warriors East docs a lot of pounding, but 1 always thought the — The Giants traded infielder first-time winner in the NL. However, a source close to the negotiations confirmed may have hit a snag when the St. don’t think so.” major league baseball to return some of the $1.06 billion won 10 of 16 games, their best start since 1975-76 when NFC West is the most physical conference in the league. Ernest Riles to the A’s for outfielder NEW YORK — The stage was set for John the network had asked for a rebate on its billion-dollar Louis Cardinals came back with a Texas outfielder Gary Pettis got his fifth Gold Glove it paid for the rights to four years of exclusive network deal, which went into effect this past season. they won the NBA championship. Hey, three points. You can’t get no better than that unless Darren Lewis and a player to be AL owners, however, want a part MacLeod in his first game as coach of die New York it’s none or two.” new offer. of the $190 million entry fee the two and ScatUe second baseman Harold Reynolds received Knicks. coverage. . ^ iiameonamed laier.later his third award in the AL. “I’m not going to deny that elements of the contract” Raines, among baseball’s best new clubs will pay. The su-uggling Knicks were playing the Orlando In die past year, CBS Sports has spent more than $3.5 were discussed, Pilson said, “but there were other items San Diego’s Tony Gwynn won his fouidi Gold Glove Magic, who went into the game with an 0-10 road billion on such sports as baseball, football, the NCAA as well. I’m just not ready to comment.” and Pittsburgh’s Andy Van Slyke got his third in the out­ Arizona trying to hold onto ’93 Super Bowl record and the second-worst overall mark in the NBA. basketball tournament and the 1992 and ’94 Winter Published reports also have said that if baseball is not field. San Diego catcher Benito Santiago became a It appeared to be a mismatch between a Knicks Olympics in an effort to take some of the sports limelight willing to give CBS a rebate, the network wants more three-time winner, as did Montreal third baseman Tim PHOENIX (AP) — Gov. Rose front line featuring Patrick Ewing and Charles Oakley, away from ABC and NBC. games. CBS showed 16 regular-season games in the first could violate civil rights laws. Wallach, and Expos first baseman Andres Galarraga won .Mofford is going to Washington to they would discuss “whatever the ing. both among the league leaders with more than 11 While being criticized by the other networks for push­ year of its deal, while ESPN, which paid baseball $400 The Fiesta Bowl made the offer Arizona people believe is picrtinent his second award. ing up the price of rights fees, CBS has contended it was help Arizona hold on to the 1993 after the King holiday’s rejection Bob Maynes, a DeConcini rebounds per game. No one on the Magic is averaging million for four years, showed 161. Super Bowl. to the issue.” spokesman in Washington, said more than 7.2 rebounds. on the crest of a new wave of sports broadcasting. prompted objections from schools ‘The commissioner has said he is La.st month, however, CBS Inc. said it anticipated los­ In the wake of backlash from the and other groups. Phoenix Cardinals owner Bill Bid- Quinn named top executive But with Terry Callcdgc and Scott Skilcs scoring 24 In its economic report last month, CBS said losses rejection by Arizona voters of a paid willing to listen to whatever they will also was scheduled to attend the CUARED points apiece and Greg Kite leading Orlando’s 50-37 ses in the fourth quarter of 1990, due largely to the from the baseball contract were anticipated because of Tagliabue urged NFL team have to say,” Aiello said. meeting, along with Phoenix mayor ROSEMONT, 111. (AP) — Bob Quinn, who won a baseball contract. TTiat apparently was the impetus for state Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, owners to move the league’s cham­ rebounding advantage with 13, the Magic snapped a the weakening economy and a soft marketplace for ad­ Vada Manager, Mofford’s press FUul Johnson, Tempe mayor Harry World Scries in his first season as general manager of the the plea for givebacks. Mofford and Arizona Sen. Dennis pionship game to another state after seven-game losing streak and won their first road vertising. Those losses were made worse, however, by a secretary, said he was “not at liberty Mitchell, Phoenix City Council Cincinnati Reds, was selected Major League Executive game of the season, 113-102 on Tliesday night. “All 1 can say is wc have had ongoing conversations four-game World Series sweep by Cincinnati and a four- DcConcini are heading a delegation Arizona voters turned down a paid of the Year by The Sporting News. that will meet Friday with NFL to discuss the details” of the meet­ member Skip Rimza, The loss was a big disappointment for the Knicks, with baseball on a number of issues, and until those dis­ game American League playoff sweep by Oakland. King state holiday in the Nov. 6 Quiiui engineered trades that brought reliever Randy commissioner Paul Tagliabue. who hoped to impress MacLeod in his first game general election. Myers, first baseman Hal Morris and outfielders Billy Meanwhile, the U.S. Department since he replaced tlie fired Stu Jackson on Monday. Greg Aiello, a spokesman for the Hatcher and Glenn Braggs to the Reds. Quinn joined the of Education on TUesday warned NFL in New York, on TUesday said “ Coach did a good job getting us prepared,” said DECEMBER SALE Reds on Oct. 13, 1989, after serving in several executive Kiki Vandeweghe, who scored 18 points for the Streaking Lakers wipe out Pistons Fiesta Bowl officials that their offer Tagliabue had agreed to Friday’s capacities for the New York Yankees. His first move was of $1(X),(XX) minority scholarships to 10% Off All Typewriters! Knicks. “We just didn’t make our shots or play very meeting at the request of DeConcini to name Lou Piniclla as manager of the club. By The Associated Press Lakers look command with a nm schools that play in the bowl game well. It was embarrassing for us because we’re not in Trail Blazers 98, Heat 95: Terry and other Arizona officials and that FREE START UP KIT FREE 1 YEAR SERVICE that began in the second quarter and Porter scored four of his 26 points in Orlando, we’re at home, and that shouldn’t happen to Whenever the Detroit Pistons face $34 value AGREEMENT $38 value Bourque, Neely lead voting us here.” extended into the third. the final 30 seconds as Portland held 2 Ribbons, 2 Uft Off Tapes. PLUS TAKE-OFF the Los Angeles Lakers, you can Worthy had 23 points for the off a late Miami rally. Includes cleaning, all parts “1 hoped we would win tliis game,” MacLeod said. N o w a t~ ^ 1 Daisy Wheel NEW YORK (AP) — Boston Bruin teammates Ray usually count on a lot of rugged, in­ ____ and labor. Bourque and Cam Neely extended their leads in NHL “Orlando is an expansion team, but it also beat Utah tense play. Timberwolves 83, Pacers 81: All-Star balloting.. this season. That shows that any team can beat NBA Roundup Sam Mitchell made two free throws MANCHESTER DRUG & Prices Starting at They certainly had that Tuesday with one-tenth of a second to play Bourque, last season’s Norris Trophy winner as the anybody else.” night. But they had also something and Miimesota defeated Indiana league’s top defenseman, leads all Prince of Wales Con­ Skilcs, who played 38 minutes as a replacement for SURGICAL SUPPLY else that was uncharacteristic of one Lakers, and Byron Scott and Terry despite blowing an 18-point fourth- $ 1 7 9 . 9 9 ference players with 168,662 votes. Neely, a right wing, injured starter Sam Vincent at point guard, had his of the NBA’s best rivalries — a Teagle scored 16 each. James Ed­ second big game at Madison Square Garden, where quarter lead. 717 Main Street leads his position and is second overall with 122,496. blowout. wards led Detroit with 19 points, the Knicks are 3-6 this season. 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NEW YORK (AP) — Philadelphia goalie Pete Peeters, rolled past the defending champions gie Theus scored 29 points and a Beltone Hearing Aid Specialist will be on NSNMfiU boxed out and, if we couldn’t grab tlie rebound, we Alvin Robertson led the Bucks who had an 8-3-1 record and 2.21 goals against average 114-90 at the Forum. “I expected Mookie Blaylock added 16 points, with 26 points. 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SeatUe, off ranged at your convenience. quarter, the Knicks got as close as 93-90, but a 13-5 Kevin Johnson led Phoenix witli models available. LONDON (AP) — Andre Agassi has wididrawn for a coach Mike Dunlcavy got off to die to its worst start since 1977-78, has 25 points. ALLSTATE • Electric start available on some models. Orlando run rebuilt the margin to 11 points and New club’s worst start (1-4) in 12 years. lost 10 of 11. second time from the Grand Slam Cup, the controversial York didn’t threaten again. Hawks 113, Rockets 110: Glenn BUSINESS $6 million tennis tournament next week in Germany. “Our defense is playing much bet­ Cavaliers 121, Nuggets 117: Rivers scored 26 points, including a ‘Ewing got 28, but he had to work hard for every ter,” Dunleavy said. “I don’t want to Gerald Paddio scored 12 of his 23 m a c h in e s HONDA. 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