2 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., March 23, 1983 Scientists may have key AL SmiRT'SSAYS. . . , \ to making nuclear safer sign up at merchants Bill Diana gets Mr. Susan Plese to win an Eastejr bunny tough going over gets revenge made small - enough to power WHY PAY MORE? vwvok-riio Magiich said his research affil­ $11 dy LeRov Pope . i’aNOi UP I Business W riter iates include scientists at Poly­ trains, ships and even aircraft, and .. pages 4, 5 and 7 ... page 3 ... page 11 technic Institute of New York, the even small communities could THURS. 9:30-9 (NEW YORK) A Npw York University of Buenos Aires and at a enjoy their owp cheap and safe company and a group of sc ien ti^ university in Austria. High Voltage nuclear power by the use of want to raise $58 million to prove Engineering Co. of Burlington, aneutronics. **’ SPRING SALE DAYS SAY. 9:30-5 that, nuclear power need not Mass., is a -stockholder in his The use of hydrogen as a fuel involve either fission or fusion and company, Aneutrobc, Inc. raises a question because it takes FREE*LOCAL DELIVERY can be both cheap and safe. In the past, he has obtained as much or more energy to make I^ONG TERM Their method, cailed aneutronic private research grants from a hydrogen from water as the •REMOVAL OLD APPLIANCE energy, does not use any uranium number of sources, including one hydrogen contains but Magiich or other radioactive fuel. It de­ from a Japanese firm. said the aneutron reaction produ­ •SERVICE BANK Clear tonight; Manchester, Conn. pends on a light reaction between The aneutronic reaction takes ces such vast amounts of. energy sunny Friday Thurs., March 24, 1983 common substances like’hydrogen place, he said, in a small reactor that the cost of the fuel is of minor •NORMAL INSTALLATION FINANCING and lithium or hydrogen and called a "migma” (fromtheGreek importance. The U.S. has plentiful t— See page 2 Single copy: 251 Magiich and his associates first years before real commercial use kWM* Ito Tata l*nV use of aneutronics, . heads a com­ succeeded in doing this in the of aneutronics begins. pany that has carried out four laboratory in 1973 while working at He sees a tremendous market for stages of research at a cost of $10 aneutronics both in the industrial­ docs soy ^ Rutgers University. 1 9 " DELUXE COLOR T.V. million and now is seeking to raise He says an aneutronic plant ized world antj the developing 13";^OlO« T.V. will be expanded the money for the fifth stage. capable of producing power for a countries. Magiich told United Press Inter­ city of one million inhabitants He said scientists have known of REMOTE SALT LAKE C ITY (U PI) - Dr. national he has been turned down the existence in nature of .non- Barney Clark, wbo lived almost 112 could be built for $600 a kilowatt CONSOL By Paul Hendrie recommended that appropriation, concerns h a ve‘ been just great twice by the Department of and produce power at 1.2 cents per radioactive nuclear reactions for y o v r ^ days on the world’s only perman­ Herald Reporter until he sees what the state does. about helping out,” Energy for government funding, kilowatt hour. That's much less half a century but that since ICNOKir ently implanted artificial heart, He said he would recommend the mainly because of the govern­ than half the prevailing costs for serious research in the field began • died Wednesday night "in peace The federal surplus food givea­ allocation if the state doesn’ t come MS. ACKER said the commodi­ ment’s heavy, conynitment to the in the 1960s, there has been an l$348 and with dignity.” • ’ either fossil-fired or conventional way program will be expanded to through with funds. ties are not just sitting there in vastly larger and more expensive nuclear-powered stations. astonishing 7.5-billion fold im­ A hospital spokesman said the make corn meal, rice and dry milk warehouses, table-ready. She said fusion program. He said Migma reactors can be provement in the potential results! X. ^ 2 5 8 primary cause of death was available to the needy. At present THE BILL in the General they require expensive processing. "circulalory collapse” and, secon­ only dairy products are being Assembly, House Bill 1025, would "It will be more involved with \ FUU LINE of GAS GRILLS ON SALE darily, multiple organ systems distributed. provide $97,000 to pay for the the new commodities: for exam­ failure after 11 i days, 17 hours and Meanwhile, the General Assem­ program. The bill won a joint ple, the rice will need to be milled, S3 minutes of life on the air-driven bly is considering a bill that would ^vorable report Tuesday from the the milk will have to be repro­ O O ’ Jarvik-7.heart. Public Records DELUXE appropriate $97,000 to pay for the Human Services Committee. It cessed and instantized and the G.E. WASHER The man-made heart was not to distribution and storage of the now goes to the Government corn will have to be ground into REFRIGERATOR blame, doctors said, and worked surplus dairy products. Localities Administration and Elections meal,” she said. TELEPHONES with such "scientific success” i t ’ Building permits and private food banks so far have Committee. That, she said, is the answer to Samuel Maltempo for sid­ remodel bathroom at 33 Corp. for house at 63 1 D O O ll dispelled the doubts of doctors who - picked up the tab, To Northeast Solar for D O N ’T R E N T ^18 lb. State Rep. Elsie L.” Biz” Swens- those who wonder why the govern­ ing at 231 Wells St., $2,070. Tanner St., $1,000. Knollwood Road., $60,000. feared it was breaking down Susan Acker, a spokeswoman for Steven Sutton, for hot non-nal son, R-Manchester, was among ment has not made available more To Richard Cole to To Harp Construction To Howard F. Jacobs HEAVY DUTY! during Clark’s final hours. the U.S. Department of Agricul­ water solar system at 7 those in the Human Services of the surplus commodities now in install partition at 691 Co.Inc. for Harold Hare Jr. for carriage bam at BUY The plastic device was still ture in Washington, said Wednes­ storage. Hackmatack St, $5,990. Main St., $500. Committee who supported the for a breezeway at 105 766 Hillstown -Road, BIG SELECTION ■ beating in Clark’s chest when his day an initital shipment of 2 million Ms. Acker said the USDA is To Brian Sweeney for To Chester Ososki. for legislation. Coleman Road, $9,000. $13,000. PRICED AS LOW AS URGE blood circulation system, finally pounds of rice, 2 million pounds of committed to making sure that the Linda Walsh for renova­ tool shed at 26 Pilgrim To Harry Goodwin for To Ingrid S. Fraize for IMPAOTY collapsed and his major organs, , corn meal and 12 million pounds of ” I laughed because they call this food reaches only the needy — not tions to a beauty salon at Lane, $1,500. David Gussak for interior wood stove at 50 Plymouth $448 damaged by years of heart di5 - ' milk will be made available to the program free,” she said. others who would buy it otherwise. 268 Oak St., $800. To Harry Goodwin for Lane, $400. renovations at 540D N. ease, gave out Wednesday at 10:02 states for distribution to the needy. Ms. Acker acknowledged that ” We intend to design the pro- To Leon J. Zapadka for Harold Nix for a screened Main St., $28,000. To David Kennedy for M1.88 $338 p.m. MST. He was 62. The new commodities will be criticism of the program, but said grarb in such a manner so as not to a temporarty plastic porch at 36 Wyneding Hill Dr. Lyle Joyce, one of Clark’s To Camera Construc­ Charles Case for siding at distributed the same way as the the federal government feels no displace existing markets,” she greenhouse at 168 Wood­ Road, $4,480. tion Co for Vernon Street 104 Woodside St., $!9,400. surgeons, indicated other patients land St., $180. milk and butter, meaning the obligation to pay for intrastate said. To Graphic Systems for would be given artificial hearts in 4 p ' federal government will ship the distribution. She said the guide­ She said a pilot program of To Ernest A. Ritchie for Tone Craft Inc. for a sign G.E. 30" "" O the future. He said once the UPrphoto products to regional distritHition lines foi* distributing the rice, corn distributing the dry milk was done William E. Belflore to at 157 Broad St., $3,400. o procedure is perfected, the entire centers and the states will take it meal and.milk will be the same as in three states. That demonstrated repair porch at 26-28 Gris­ To Thomas M. Waldo Down-to-earth advice lELECTRIC RANGE 12" BUCK A WHITE KITCHENAID DR. CLARK SMILES IN DEC. 3, 1982 PHOTO from there. It will be up to the for the cheese and butter. that the free giveaways don’t harm wold St., $500. for a tool shed at 34 ^ Please turn lo page 10 Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s,’’ 100% SOLID STATE . . . with team leader Dr. William DeVries states to apply for the ' "With the cheese and the butter, the private markets, she said. To Robert E. Jarvis for Cumberland St., $1,000. DISHWASHERl 1328 pages of down-to-earth advice on personal commodities. we assumed 96 percent of the costs Edgar Everhart to repair To C. A. Gagne Home Ms. Acker said the cice will be She said the USDA expects to of purchasing, reprocessing, re­ porch and build roof over Improvement Inc. for Ro­ money management, is now available through distributed in 2-pound bags, thfe take orders for the products in packaging and delivery lo the porch at 15 Trotter nald Van Winkle for a her column. Send $9.95 plus $1 for postage and corn in 10-pound bags and the milk * 4 2 8 7 April, so shipments could be states,” she said. "The private St.,$900. deck at 42 Strong St.$800. handling to "Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book for in.4-pound bags. delivered in May. Future ship­ "To Wickham Park for To Modem Sign for the 80s," in care of the Manchester Herald, 4400 ments would depend on the capac­ gas tank at 1329 W. Middle Seymour Kaplan for a Johnson Drive, Fairway, Kan. 66205. Make Victim of incest tells Turnpike, $1,000. ity to process the commodities, sign at 354 Broad St., $200. checks payable to Universal Press Syndicate. said Ms. Acker. To Bill Tunksl^y for To Julian Stoppelman to The cheese and butter distribu­ YAACA swim class tion will be continued, she added. sad, shocking story R ALPH DAVIS of the Commun­ ity Renewal Team — which has not os good, says<^ been in charge of the area cheese and butter distribution — said the By Adele A n g le . One , uncle tried just once. in charge. That’s when it new food products would be AL SIEFFERT'S VIDEO WORLD Focus Editor Another sexually abused her sev­ happened. welcome. M&S MINI MART eral times. Red Cross leader ” It was violent. He piled up a ” We know that (Hartford) 119 SPRUCE STREET MANCHESTER All her life, she says in her soft She often babysat for his child­ stack of books. He put my hips on Mayor (Thirman) Milner and the voice, she dreamed of having "a ren. When the uncle and his wife KEVIN & CATHY MACKENZIE, PROPS the books,” she says. governor have been pushing for normal fam ily.” returned home for the evening, Manchester’s decison to drop however. He said that to remain The brother resorted to a type of this,” he said. OPEN MON.-SAT. 7-9 SUN. 8-9 RCA OMASU MM " I wish I had one,” she says. she’d sleep at their house. Red Cross swim classes in favor of with the Red Cros^ ^pograms M.e.iL FISHER SANYO blackmail at times, telling her he’d But Davis complained that the VGT *S0 DELUXE SCOTCN Debbie — she did not wish her "His wife would be downstairs tell her parents she’d had sex with a program by the YMCA may cost would have meant passing the cost T lw WHm M 8HR..WGR DELUXE federal government has provided .RMRaRiCm •BOW inonOTi V M O / T 4 P I last name used — is a patient of Dr. and he’d be in my bed upstairs,” boys in school. At,other times, he people from town a chance to get on to the taxpayers or to those OIraet OrlvB Motora KTIGORD Jamshid A. Marvasti, a Manches- she said. the dairy commodities without any jobs as lifeguards and swim enrolled in swim courses. mhth •topaellofi 9.99 was physically abusive. money to pay for distribution and inBarad IlMnelB A S m S i , ter psychiatrist who referred her She was raised in Southington, instructors, says Richard Conti, Conti, who chairs the VCR 8.MBNtato The brother, today a machinist storage. He said he hopes the grain PRING FEVER SALE • 7 8 9 0 0 to the Manchester Herald. Dr. one of five children, in the kind of at Fafnir, married at age 17. Even chairman of the area branch of the Manchester-based Connecticut $ 8 9 9 * 4 7 9 • 6 4 9 Marvasti is one of three staff and milk distribution would be American Red Cross. Valley East Branch of the Red ^ ^ 5 8 7.99 opulence many envy. Her father, a afterward, she says, he repeatedly different. members of M,onchester’s Sexual builder, ran his own corporation Conti, in a press release, says the Cross, said the tuition charge’ for returned to the house to sexually , "That costs money,” he said. FEATURING Trauma Center,-which will mark and apparently did quite well at it. abuse her, Red Cross program is the one swimming and water safety in­ ” We have heard that the congres­ its first year in April. An interview The family’s large home had a nationally recognized water safety struction is being levied because "One time I refused to go along sional delegation would like to AL SIEFFERT'S M ICROW AVE SALE with the center’s three staff heated swimming pool in the program and with a certificate the national board of the Red Cross with it. He told me he would do it in sweeten the pot. Then we could members appears today on page backyard. from it, a person can get a job as a has mandated that local organiza-' front of bothof my sisters if I didn’t hire some unemployed people and FRESH — WHOLESOME QUASAR TOSHIBA TOSHIBA 11. Her parents took frequent trips lifeguard anywhere in the United lions recover 40 percent of the cost FREE come into his room,” she says. do it the right way. We are just BUNT L in O N She is 32, an analyst at Aetna to Las Vegas. Her father paid for States. of operating such programs. F u H S U o GIANT " I was pretty much in shock waiting to hear,” T o u ch P ad 1.C Cu. FL 19B3 MM 1 Insurance Company. Her story is her education: three years at The town recently dropped out of For Manchester that would GUIDA DAIRY PRODUCTS Variablo Powor COOKING every time it happened,” she says. The complaint that the free foods wNh Pow or C aiw ctty both sad and shocking. And it University of Connecticut, a year the Red Cross program to save mean a charge rangin| from $1 for On her 13th birthday, she says, aren’t so free has b?en common doesn’t make pleasant reading. at Loyola University and graduate $1,300 to $1,400 after the Red Cross beginner courses to $12 for water one of her uncles raped her. It among state and local officials. In HOMOGENIZED MILK GALLONS school clt American University in decided to charge a fee for its safety instructor training. Local ONLY M .8 0 $ 2 9 8 • 3 5 9 $198 SCHOOLgZB happen^ in the uncle’s car, right Manchester, the Bbard of Direc­ LOFAT MILK GALLONS $288 mm BETW EEN AGE 10 and 17, shg Washington,,^ outside her parents’ home. program, which had been free. costs would have to be added. was sexually assaulted about once tors reimbursed the Manchester Conti was planning to meet with • Manchester lessdhs now cost $4. ONLY n .6 5 She tried going to her mother, to Area Conference of Churches a month by a brother, who was five HER NIGHTM ARE With her General Manager Robert B. Weiss Conti, in his pi^s-statem ent, ORANGE JUICE V GALLON no avail. $2,000 for the dairy distribution to 2 ONLY S I.0 9 years older. Two uncles — one of in an attempt to geS-the town to says the Red Cross maintains the brother began when she was in the "She said, ’Kids your age.don’t date. whom was later arrested for sixth grade. reverse its decision. Weiss said names of all graduates in a have any problems, ’ ’ ’ DebbieSays. MACC asked for $2,280 to distrib­ JCOCA-COLA 'sexually assaulting a.foster child Her parents, she explained, today Conti has not been in touch national computer bank, which ” I told her about my uncle. She told ute and store the dairy products for — also had sexual relations with would eat out perhaps once a with him about it. Hp said the town makes it easf^ for employers CHECK OUT OUR me to keep quiet.” the coming year. Town General 12 UTER BOTTLE* 1.19 her. month. The older brother was left made its decison after carefull anywhere in the nations to check PIpohc turn lo page 10 Manager Robert B. Weiss has not ALL NEW DELI!! investigation of the alternatives, on the credentials.

*EPSI-COLA 1 A Reogon urges superweapon t'.'iLV. 3 UTER BOTTLE ^ | « | 7 GERMAN STYLE b o l o g n a $ 1 . 3 9 „ to moke nuclear war obsolete MK.' N ru iu UTS LEAN - RARE o o WASHINGTON (U PI) — Presi- , which offers a new hope for our ^ i r i p o o F partia: step toward removing the POTATO CHIPSM .09 ^Klripod* dent R eagan'is calling oh the children in the 21st century” threat of war, Reagan announced a r o a s t BEEF A u to m a tic 30"ElecMc| nation’s scientists to “ turn their during a hairhour broadcast crash effort "to define a long-term W aaher R a i ^ great talents to the cause of speech Wednesday, intended to research and development pro­ MaMNJRSM mankind” by developing a Buck drum up support for his embattled gram” on a weapon capable of Rogers-like superweapon to make defense policies. / destroying attacking nuclear ROYAL ICE CREAM 4 MtMMltc c y d n tadaHNif toNMOkMaa. nuclear war obsolete by the year Although the speech had been missiles. 2000^ planned for some time, Reagan hit Democrats quickly criticized AU HURRY! Reagan unveiled “ a decision fhe airwaves just 30 minutes after Reagan’s proposals. 0.^2.3 9 being dealt a stinging defeat when Sen. Alan Cranston. D-Calif., • ••••••••••••••••••••• approved a Democratic said Reagan went oirtelevision “ to Sale Ends Friday budget plan that would slash his try to scare the American people GRADE '*A' i M e S f l A T a H c II# defense spending increase. and Congress into spending more March 25 th ■ ■ I 9 I W I V M M y Reagan also hinted he will stake money than is necessary to defend « out a new position next week for the our country and our allies.” JUMBO A f .A 20 paoM, 2 sections current negotiations on One organization that lauded the SUPER DEAL , 2 intermediate-range nuclear mis- proposal wps the Heritage EGGS d<«. Arco t o w n s 9 a*'®* Europe. He is expected to Foundation. Fresh Split Business...... 18 signal acceptance of a conditional “ We would have preferred a Clossifled...... s...... 18-19 interim agreement with the stronger statement, but we can Chicken Breasts Com ics...... 8 Soviets. certainly support the thrust of WE ACCEPT TOM OHTtNS PHtllr'S''” " * " ’ ...... ’ ? With his attention SO riveted on what the president said: Let’s turn Tuw., Wad., Sm. M S ObifuoriM ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! . ! immediate political concerns. to lising our talents for defense,” FOOD STAMPS OB., Tlwrs. tH 9; PrL tM 8 Opinion...... t Reagan providetl an interesting said spokesman Jack Coakley. * 1.49 /M. Peopictaik ...... ’’v ...... 2 twist by pnding with what aides' Senior administration officials USNUYFORDI •port*--...... billed as “ a dramatic, new initia- said such a missile defense system l- M ExH 847-8B87 ...... -. I?...... 8 tive” that may not come to fruition coutd employ such space-age tech­ UPI photo To Koonoy 8t. •47-I8II ^ ...... * for decades. nology as lasers, microwaves or REAGAN WITH PHOTO OF CUBA IN THE BACKGROUND • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Terming arms reductions only a lugh-energy particle beams. tSm • . . . before starting national address Wednesday night r 9 f 2 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs., March 24. 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs., March 24, 1983 - .3 . NATONAl. WtAlHEB SEBVIC* FOBtCASt 10 7 AM E87 3 ?&-»3 News Briefing A. EAAS Council, Eighth director "

\ A O’Neill wants action - .rlE' •AN f fU N CItCq_ PA IN . agree on an emergency procedure FAIR 4lW i HARTFORD (U Pl) — Gov. William O’Neill said ANOCLC^ Accord in principal was reached 'on Police Chief Robert Lannan came to the between district and town, which she feels today he would bring the Legislature back into special meeting with data to fight any “ dual run” hamper efforts to implement and improve session this summer if iawmakers do not approve a emergency medical service dispatching rCRATUNCt ▼ procedures Wednesday night by a subcom­ sustem, a system under which there would the emergency service, v budget for the coming fiscal year. r mittee of the EMS Council and Eighth be one set of procedures for thea Eighth She said the protocol, basis for the accord O’Neill said the state could not simply pass a 9 - ! ■ » I •-.Tari',u .- District Director Clancy 'Allain, a critic of District Fire Department. Wednesday, was approved by the subcom­ continuing resolution and operate after July 1 using Ssaca But Allain and the subcommittee mittee Sept. 2 and by the council Sept. 9, but this year’s budget because of a projected $220 million the pi^esent protocol. The'basis of the accord is the tentative members all agreed there shoula be no such had been in formation for a long-time. She deficit next year. duality. thought Allain should have been informed "W e’d have to do more than that,’’ the-governor UPI W iAIH Cn rOTOCASl procedures the coucil agreed upon for use when the town paratnedlcs go into service Under the paramedic program, either of it. said. Foi period ending 7 a.m. E ST March .25. During at midyear. fire department will "roll” whenever Asked if the Legislature, which by law will adjourn Thursday night, rain Is expected In the Pacific Northwest Allain, who had not seen the proposed paramedics are called. UNDER THE tentative paramedic pro­ the fir^t week of June, would be brought back into • '.lu rv ' and alona parts of the Carolina coast. Some snow Is Dr. Robert Butterfield, ' on several tocol, these are the types of emergency special session, O’Neill answered: “ Ves. they’ll be protocol before, agreed that it includes likely in sections of the Rockies and Plains. Elselthbre, most of the steps he has suggested to the occassions, repeated his contention that situations to which dispatchers will send here,” ^ mostly fair weather i^forecast. Min temperatures f/' bill aha response to emergencies shoudi be limited firefighters, paramedics, and ambulance: The Legislature has not yet adopted any tax hikes to 01 council for expanding the types of emergen­ include: (approx, max reading in parenthesis) Atlanta 30 to as few people as are needed for that Major multiple trauma such as severe help cover a protected $62.4 million deficit for this cies to which the fire departments would be (58), Boston 20 (32), Chicago 19 (38), Cleveland 15 (38), emergency. hemorrhage or severe burns. fiscal year nor aifMtimated $220 million shortfall in dispatched. Dallas 43 (88), Denver 26 (41), Duluth 12 (35), Houston The subcommittee, charged with devel­ At the outset of the meeting Lannan read Sudden serious illness such as a diabetic the 1983-1984 budget. 42 (70), Jacksonville 36(57), Kansas City 32 (45), Little a letter from Ben Rubin, a citizen, who in crisis or uncontrolled seizure. • O'Neill said he does not want to lay oft state oping the protocol, also agreed that Rock 35 ( ^ ) , Los Angeles 47^ (62),- Miami 54 (73), questioned the need tor five motor vehicles Electrocutions, employees or roll over the current deficit into next between now and when the new service goes Minneapolis 26 (40), New Orleans 44 (65), New York 26 h W.WBL1CAH and nine people at an emergency he Unconscious person. year. He said he was stilt lobbying for approval of his into operation, consideration can be given (45), Phoenix 48 (67), San Francisco 50 (60), Seattle 40 observed on Highland Street. Chest pain. $277.9 million tax plan, which would go into effect a to modifying the present procedure to (51), St. Louis 25 (48), Washington 26 (44). SEX Lannan said a dual,run system would Difficulty breathing. week from Thursday. include response by the fire departments to SYMBOL a broader range of emergency situations. aggravate overresponse. Near drowning. Snow heads for Plains How that will be done, however, rests Everyone agreed that no matter what True obstetrical emergencies. with fire and police officials, who' meet procedures are established, it is in the Auto accident involving rollover and/or extrication. A spring snowstorm threatening to outstrip its Weather regularly to discuss procedures. nature of emergencies that occasionally In each case the responding fire person­ winter predecessors swept from California — the there will be too many responding and “ catcher's mitt" of bad weather — toward the Great WHILE M ONDAY’S meeting ended in occasionally too few. nel will be from the closest station within Plains today, threatenin'i the Sierra Nevada with up agreement, there was sorne conflict during A t a couple of points in the meeting, Irene the appropriate fire district. Smith, subcommittee chairman, expressed In each case the Police Department will to 4 feet of snow, Today’s forecast ^ it, as members sought to reconcile what A storm in the northern Gulf of Mexico spread snow appeared to be conflicting objectives. impatience about the traditional conflicts also respond. across northern Alabama and Georgia, with up to 2 UPi photo Today mostly sunny. Highs 35 to 40. Northwest inches reported by dawn and another inch or two on winds 10 to 20 mph. Tonight clear. Lows around 20. the /2 to 41'A Garden Street from advisory for snow and high winds covered the from power and arrested in a miiitarv through Monday: Commission for April 4. The town also wants access to the two- to four-family. Richard A. Berhman Mohawk Valiey of south central New York. X DIANA WITH HIS NEW PRESENT. Coiuiecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: The hearing was to have been held March development to be from East Eldridge wants to convert a house a 14 Summmer The deaths of two women in a car-school bus crash . . . He was relieved it fit Fair Saturday. Cloudy with a chance of snow or rain 7, but Swensson withdrew the application on Street alone, with only an emergency link to Street from one- to two-family. on a slick New York road raised to 31 the fatalities developing Sunday continuing into Monday. High the day of the hearing. Swenssofi said later Pilgrim Lane. U TU wants to see Cuomo Avalanche kills 30 Merritt Baldwin seeks to relocate a linked to bad weather this week. temperatures from the mid 30s to the mid 40s. Lows in he withdrew it in order to change the plans In last years’s public hearing, opposition parcel reserved for a future .street in the LIMA, Peru (U PI) — At least 30 people died and 50 the 20s. to conform to recommendations of the town to the plan centered on traffic at East Tass sees S A LT violation NEW YORK (U PI) — A United Transportation Bramblebush Farms subdivision on the Union leader has said he would like to meet with Gov. others were missin^'opder an avalanche of mud and Vermont: Fair Saturday, rain or snow likely A popular director staff. Eldridge and Autumn streets, high density, Sunday and Monday. Cooler than normal. Highs 30 to east side of Hillstown Road. MOSCOW (U PI) — Tass said today that American Mario Cuomo to teil him the union’s “ side” in the flood water that swept three charter buses from a He seeks to build 32 condominium units on and flow of water into Porter Brook. 40, lows from the teens Saturday to around 30 Sunday instaliation of an anti-ballistic missile defense system 17-day-old Metro-North strike. central highway 35 miles east of Lima, police said the nine-acre parcel. Five other hearings are scheduled for the The town wants to rezone the parking lot and MondaV. in space would violate Washington’s Strategic Arms The governor met briefly with Metropolitan today. A year ago Swensson was denied a zone April 4 meeting, which will held in the at Pine and Pleasant streets from Resi­ Transportation Authority Chairman Richaixl Ravitch The avalanche, caused by torrential rains in central Maine, New Hampshire: Fair Saturday. Increasing change there when he proposed to construct hearing room of Lincoln Center beginning dence B to Historic Zone so that it can be Limitation Treaties with Moscow. cloudiness Sunday with rain or snow likely in southern The official Soviet news agency said President Wednesday but the consultation proved fruitless. and northern Peru, also buried several private cars gets friendly teasing 60 condominiums units. at 7 p.m. used for additional parking for apartments sections late in the day. Monday snow north with rain Reagan’s Speech Wednesday calling for a Buck All Cuomo can do is "to continue to urge the parties and a police landrover jeep, they said. Under the current plans drainwater Three concern special exceptions for in the Manchester Modes building or snow likely south. Daily highs in the 30s with Rogers-style superweapon meant the United States to resolve their differences as soon as possible... the Entire families are among the missing. Thirty discharge will be kept to the same volumne conversions of dwellings. conversion. overnight lows in the teens north and 20s south. was trying once again to upset the military balance governor is very m uch' concerned about the bodies had been recovered by early today but 50 other between the nuclear giants. commuters,” said Cuomo’s counselor Timothy people were missing. Tass said Reagan’s address jn Washington meant ' Russert. The accident took place near Chosica, 35 miles east Long Island Sound for a good cause-his the United States was trying to achieve superiority in Negotiations broke down Tuesday after the M TA’s of Lima, on the main highway leading from Peru’s ■ the nuciear arms race. “ final” offer was rejected by the UTU. central mountains to the capital, police said. Small craft advisories remain in effect. High During his 30-minute address, Reagan called on Ravitch did not ask for any specific help with the Survivors said rushing mud swept over the pressure will build into the area from the West tonight American scientists to “ turn their great talents to the governor but said he may in the future, Russert said. highway, carrying the three buses and other vehicles with a storm moving up off the mid-Atlantic coast into By Paul Hendrie “ He’s Republican sex symbol of the EARLY BIRD cause of mankind” by developing a superweapon to UTU negotiator Edward Yule said he wished Cuomo down the flooding Rimac River. the north Atlantic during Friday. Winds north 10 to IS Herald Reporter year,” jabbed Republican Town Chair­ make nuciear war obsolete by the year 2000, a “ would talk to us so he w6uld hear our side. I ’m not knots tonight and northeast to north increasing to 20 to man Curtis M. Smith. “ It used to be development that "offers a new hope for our children bashful. I ’d be glad to tell him.” 25 knots and gusty during Friday. Visibility better Billy Diana’s friends and family, that to be a sex symbol you had to be in the 21st century.” Jerusalem said unique than 5 miles. Clear tonight and partly cloudy Friday. chose a strange way of showing their tall, dark, handsome, bright., But times Eastern strike averted Average wave heights less than 1 foot tonight with love Wednesday night — they stood have changed.” Only nine In tavern? NEW HAVEN (UPI) — The city of Jerusalem is rjilgh seas developing by late Friday over eastern around and called him names. Smith recalled the disastrous GOP BONUS WASHINGTON (U PI) — The Machinists union and unique to Israel and setsa standard of how people can sections with average wave heights building to 3 to 4 But it all was in good fun and the campaign in the 1981 town elections. He NEW BEDFORD, Mass. (UPI) — Only nine people, Eastern Airlines reached tentative agreement on a live together, said Teddy Kollek the mayor of the feet. Tides rising to over 2 feet above normal late Republican town director couldn’t s^d Diana suggested caucusing — "in including six men charged with in alleged barroom new contract averting a pre-Easter strike by 14,000 Israeli capital. ' , Friday might cause some flooding at times of high tide argue with the cause. The “ roast” at politics, when you don’ t have the gang r.ape of a woman, were in the tavern during the ground and maintenence crew, but it leH ^irline “ It is somewhat different from the rest of Israel,” in low lying coastal areas. the Army-Navy Club was held to raise answers, you caucus” — so they went incident — not the shouting crowd police reported, a President Frank Borman embittered. j / ’ said Kollek, who spoke Wednesday as a Chubb Fellow, funds to repay the debt Diana incurred fishing. lawyer for the bar’s owner says. a university speaking program at Yale University in last fall when he ran for judge of “ We were out on this boat fishing and SALE! “ Ordinarily, an event of this nature is.cause for The two customers and the bartender at Big Dan’s satisfaction and relief on the part of botfi parties,” New Haven. probate. it was like a floating Italian smorgas­ did not try to contact police during the aileged Borman said after the settlement was announced In his address Kollek also criticized the “ absolute Lottery But to raise the funds, Diana had to bord,” said Smith. two-hour attack because they*teared the defendants Wednesday night. "Unfortunately, such is not the double standard by which the world measures what is subject himself to a steady stream of *would harm them, Russell J. Sobral said Wednesday. case in this agreement.” happening in Jerusalem or anywhere else.” good-heartbd abuse. GENERAL MANAGER Robert B. Sobral, whose client has been sued by the^alleged, “ These were 18 months of difficult and often bitter "What we are trying to do in jerusalem is set an Weiss brought along a proclamation on rape victim for $10 million, disputed police reports negotiations,” Borman said, addjng that the airline example of how people can live together, how they can HARTFORD — The lottery numbers, drown Wed­ “ ONE TIM E . Diana and Penny were behalf of the town employees. But that as many as 20 peopie stood by cheering as four views "with grave concern the increase in wages and accept responsibility,” he said. “ We have gone a Connecticut Lottery nesday, were 503, 8092, 48581 having a debate,” said Democratic before he could get to the podium, men repeatedly raped the woman on the bar floor and and 565296. Director James F. "Dutch” Fogarty. master-of-ceremonies Peter P. DiRosa wage rates called for over the life of the agreement.” certain distance, but not far enough, because we also Dolly number Wednes­ LEWISTON, Maine — The a pool table on March 6. National Mediation Board Chairman Robert Harris have to overcome all of these difficulties.” day was 999. The Play Maine dolly lottery number "Penny jumped up and says, ‘What Jr., a Republican difector, took a shot Two other men have been charged as being being announced the settlement at a hastily called news Kollek has been the mayor of Jerusalem since 1965. Four number was 7178. Wednesday was 205. about the power that controls you?’ at Weiss. accessories to the rape, allegedly urging the four men MONTPELIER, Vt. -» The 2 DRES^ SHIRTS and 2 TIES conference at board headquarters five hours before He said that about 150,000 of the city’s population e called back. The evening stars are Venus and Mars. President Nathan G. Agostinelli, who “ Whereas, town employees still million a year to Canadian competition. remember the picture of the ‘odd Transport Linhs Inc., of Wilmington, Del., testified in Company officials said'the company’s new “ work Those bom on this date are under the sign of Aries. was mayor when Diana first served on couple’ Fogarty and Diana running ^ FREE A LTE R A TIO N S a heapkfg that he found “ very, very minor” problems “ We feel that it is a very positive sign that the center” concept in the contract called for 14 different American financier Andrew Mellon was bora the board. "B ill has voted to eliminate through the town hall and Director _on>Ke hatch covers when the ship was drydocked in commission will agree with our argu m ents,said work stations to be set up to handle production jobs March 24, 1855. Others also born op this date include leaf pick-up, cut garbage collection and Diana’s constant muttering of the early 1980 and again in early 1981. Dorothy P. Kelley, the council’s executive' vice with fewer workers. Him animator Ub Iwerks

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Jack low-level waste The mumbling is mainly in my head Anderson ’ Susan E. Kinsman EASTER BUNNY! United Press International \ Washington One of the purposes of a confused communication. The candidate: "What do you Merry-Qo-Round HARTFORD — Connecticut ranks ninth in the workshop last week on disabled But I do insist that mumbling, mean?*’ country among producers of low-level radioactive Get Details At Participating Stores. persons was to dispel myths about like high frequency hearing loss, is Me: "W ell sometimes it’s neces­ wastes and lawmakers have been warned there is little time to decide how to dispose of the material, disabilities. For me it succeeded Manchester a disability, however slight, and sary when you work for a disabled now shipped out of state. all too well. the experts ought to regard it that, employer, to make accommoda­ Spotlight Mary Hart, an aide to Gov. William O’Neill, urged Now 1 know that disability is way even if they don't give it high tions. I have a lot to recommend the Legislature’s Environment Committee Wednes­ largely a matter of degree and I priority. me as an employer and I know I Air study day to endorse a proposed compact with other know that I, myself, am disabled, Dy Alex GIrelli — City Editor I have known mumblers from can do the job, but I have high northeastern states and find a joint solution to the something I suppose my supervi way back who became profession­ frequency hearing loss and you’ll problem. A f f XJ W F Xs E R WIN A eiANT 11 sors have realized all along. als in speech and still mumble have to speak slowly and look The proposed compact for the 11-state region, B u y th e m u ffle r Dairii True, I have been aware of my occasionally. I know a student of directly at me when you speak to backfired including New England, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland and Delaware, was among Queen EAStERBUNNY presbyopia and the burden it ingly, IS a type of hearing impair­ mumblers. That was just a polite linguistics who explains to me me or I will have trouble under­ several bills aired at a public hearing. fr o m us imposes on me and my fellow ment that makes you think people what really happens to the sounds standing you." preamble to what he was going to Lawmakers also heard support voiced for new workers. Every time I leave my of the English language in the The candidate: " I ’m sure I can a n d g e t around you are mumbling, not say next. standards for toxic air pollutants and future planning glasses on my desk or on someone on. EPA speaking distinctly. He said that if I think more and mouths of its native speakers. He Iparn to do that without any and preservation of the state’s wild and scenic rivers. the labor free. hnaier. Holiday Cakes at else's desk and walk away, some­ After a lifelong campaign more poeple are mumblings nowa­ accuses me of being "normative,” problem.'’ ' ' , Ms. Hart said research facilities, manufacturing one hands me something and asks and thus unscientific, when I against mumbling, one that goes days, I had better look to the Me: “ Good, the job’s yours.” WASHINGTON — The function and nuclear generating stations in the state produce me to read it. protest that some of those things Hartford Rd. Dairy Queen back to the time when my hearing auditory equivalent of the .mote in of the Environmental Protection 4,700 cubic yards of low-level wastes each year, My employer has made an was young and took high frequen­ v that happen ought to be I KNOW nothing about how enough to fill a 15-foot-square room and ranking the mime own eye. Agency, of course, is to protect the Make this Easter a special day accommodation to my disability cies in stride, I wasn't about to let discouraged. much you can cure or compensate state fourth in the region. environment. But the people who She said disposal costs run $35 a square meter and with a luscious taste you’ll and gives me time to find my mumblers get off the hook that I DON’T question his credentials I ’m afraid that if I were an for high frequency hearing loss, SHOCKS remember. A Dairy Queen Frozen run the EPA seem more interested continue to rise. glasses. Fortunately for me the big easily. as a audiologist, or even as a employer interviewjng a job appli­ but 1 just may have hit on a gentle Easter Cake Is rich with good things in protecting the environment’s The wastes include paper, fiber and resin filters, boss also has presbyopia and he I was emboldened to challenge statistician, but as a victim of cant who mumbled, I would have and effective therapy for Lifetime Guarai^ee Alonroe or Motorcraft like thick dark fudge and crisp industrial polluters. clothing, plastic vials and syringes and animal, loses track of his glasses more mumblers, he has something to been unsympathetic before I at­ mumblers. - chocolate crunch with creamy the expert. “ Are you saying there carcases contaminated by radioactivity. High-level often than I. learn. Take the matter of ’’particulate Fre^ lnstallation. chocolate and vanilla Dairy Queen sol is no such thing as mumblers?” I tended the workshop and I would I may adapt this interview wastes, including spent fuel from nuclear reactors, pollution.” This is the visible soot serve layers. But at the workshop, thanks to asked. I'll grant that I can no longer have ruled the candidate out. scenario to a social context. If we would not be included. $ Does not include struts. the blunt diagnosis of an audiolo­ and dust thaf people suck into their Bring home a Dairy Queen frozen He answered clearly. No he hear the high-pitched hum of an Now I know better. The disabil­ should meet at a cocktail party The proposed compact gives states until June 30, cake for Easter. gist, I now know that I also suffer doesn't say there are no electric light dimmer when it is ity is mine and the interview would, and, above the barely audible clink lungs. E PA officials decided the 1984 to join or “ go it alone,” a more expensive Most U.S. Cars. from high frequency hearing loss. mumblers, but he does say there turned way down. go something like this: of glasses, I ask you to speak existing standards were too strict, proposition, Ms. Hart said. Call To Order Your Cake 647-1076 are relatively few. He says mayb# And I'll concede that the number Me: “ Dayou think you would be slowly, I hope you won’t be so they decided to run a “ cost- ''“Jhe cost of in-state disposal only would be at least Deposit ^pon Jor Free Clant Easter Bunny HIGH FREQUENCY hearing I meet more people than he does of mumblers is small in proportion able to adjust to working for a offended. Accommodation ought to benefit” analysis of its proiiosed she or^seven times greater alone than if Connecticut were to join a regional compact,” she said. Dopoilt At Morlartyrlarty Iros^■ S loss, as he illustrated convinc- and thus encounter more to the contribution they make to disabled employer?” extend beyond the workplace. relaxation of the standards. This ■ Name .. WIN A GIANT BUNNY Register to means determining whether the The compact, written by a working group of the 2 Address 315 Canter 81., Mancbww.w. Mancheator *^ Coalition of Northeastern Governors, spells out the Win Today cost of enforcing a regulation is Phone ...... See Rie liniy On ly hi TIm Shw reej Name 1 worth it in benefits to the public. rights and responsibilities for participating states; Giy a ©'SBSfioerwoiaHjwR-iEiesiM*^-. 1 ...... V " ...... •* A n editorial the procedures for selecting a disposal site and sets up Address...... Hartford Rd. HutMe The idea of equating human a commission to administer the compact. DRAWING HELD SATURDAY APRIL 2 10:00 AJN. . health and dollars-and-cents is Congress has made each state responsible for <(d3airy Queen Phone...... pretty crass. In fact. Congress disposing its own wastes after January, 1986, when the made an explicit exemption from three states with disposal facilities may decide to shut Soviets capable the cost-benefit yardstick in the out waste shipments from other states. / MORIARTY BROTHERS / Deposit only at Clean Air Act. Frances Harshaw, medical and health physicist at the University of Connecticut, said crucial cancer Hartford Rd. Dairy Queen But the determined particulate- research projects would shut down if disposal of 'yellow rain' pushers at E PA went ahead with • facilities were not available. their cost-benefit study anyway. “ It is not an issue of pro or anti nuclear or associated 315 Center Street, Manch^tIter WE REDEEM ALL They justified this nose-thumb at with nuclear weapons. What it does involve is An offshoot of the nation­ Durham, N.H., probably is on Congress by citing a White House thousands of research projects,” she said. On another issue, witnesses urged the state to set - DAIRY QUEEN BOOK COUPONS wide debate over nuclear executive order that instructed 643 5;135 to something. standards for measuring toxic air pollutants. Glenn weapons is the one over Townsend has interviewed federal agencies generally to run Gross, principal environmental analyst for the DEP, cost-benefit studies whenever a whether or not the Soviet scores of refugees who tell of said the agency was working on those standards and Union has engaged in chemi­ rules change was being could be delayed by a proposed study group. having had “ yellow rain” considered. cal warfare in Afghanistan Currently the state has standards to measure toxic dumped on them by Soviet- levels of pollutants in water^and soil, but not in the and Indochina. supplied Vietnamese troops. BUT GUESS what: The E PA’s atmosphere. ^ Foes of the nuclear freeze Many samples of the stuff proposed looser s^ndard flunked Also, support was voiced foka^pi^iposed wild and movepient, like Manches­ its cost-benefit test. EPA staff scenic rivers act to protect Connecticut’s waterways have been sent to the U.S., from conflicting uses and uncontrolled development. ter’s John Tucci, cite the studies and a $200,000 report by an where the poisonous myco­ Rep. Michael Rybak, D-Harwinton, said he offered alleged chemical warfare as outside consultant agreed that BALCH'S toxin has been identified by the bill because the state does not have any statutory letting the air get dirtier would be evidence that the Soviets U.S. scientists. protection for rivers aside from the Water Diversion can’t be trusted to stick to any far more expensive, in terms of Act. But critics of the Reagan additional health-care costs and “ What I would like to see is a regional authority to BEST BUYS arms control agreement. administration, who now can workdays lost due to illness, than protect these rivers and plan for their future, ” he said. The Pumpernickei Pub At the 1972 Convention on point to the most recent the amount saved by having a Among those he mentioned as candidates were the ir Biological Weapons, the So­ evidence of deceit and co- looser standard to enforce. Shepaug, upper Housatonic and portions of the ★ ALL BRAND NEW viets signed a multi-nation “Forget the EPA, OPEC, El Salvador and Herschel Walker. Let’s plant Farmin^on rivers. verup within the Environ­ One E PA study found that the of Manchester agreement to ban biological the geraniums." mental Protection Agency, existing tough air-pollution stand­ 432 Oakland Street, Manchester 1983 MAID A 1983 280-IX weapons. The so-called “ yel­ still dismiss Townsend’s ef­ a r d s ^ d prevented as many as 40 PICKUP, *0-1259-0 DATSUN, '4-7054-0 low rain” that the Soviets are forts as biased. The U.S. millibn lost workdays. Another Hazardous lead Oakland Common • Next to Economy Elac. DELIVERED DELIVERED accused of having dumped on government simply doesn’t Commentary showed that hundreds of lives Phone: 643-PUBB enemy guerrillas is said to be have sufficient credibility, would be lost from lung disease and thousands of illnesses caused is found buried . a spray containing a dis­ not after Vietnam, Watergate if the standards were relaxed. Stop in and Register to Win a «12,98 abling, sometimes fatal my- and the E PA scandal. SOUTH WlNDSOTl (U PI) — State environmental cotoxin. The mycotoxin is a And yet even the United Embarrassed by this bureau­ officials say hazardous amounts of lead were found in 1983 PONTIAC 1983BUICK , byproduct of a certain kind of cratic boomerang, EPA officials groundwater near a state Department of Transporta­ T-1000, '1-8841-0 CENTURY, '2-8380-0 Nations admitted the circum­ 'Modest help' needed simply kept the studies away from GIANT EASTER BUNNY fungus. tion storage site. DELIVERED DELIVERED stantial evidence for “ yellow the agency’s science advisers, The site is where the Connecticut State Employees But there is nothing like rain” was extensive. And Deposit At The By William A. Rusher whose job is to proyide relevant Union Independent contends almost 200 barrels of unanimous agreement that the last to fall would have been lead-baSed paint were buried during the 1970’s. critics of Townsend’s work Syndicated Columnist they took place so far away that date for new regulations. the Soviets have employed are on thin ground when they Indonesia, more distant from the most Americans simply didn't State officials said Thursday samples of the PUMPERNICKEL PUB United States than Vietnam itself. Sheldon Meyers, director of groundwater show lead contamination at levels Of *9197 “yellow rain.” The respected care. But a communist roll-up of *5497 say that the Soviets aren’t NEW YORK — President Rea­ planning and standards for E P A ’s higher than allowed under federal regulations — 5.5 Manchetlor Central America will most as­ Wall Street Journal has main­ “ ruthless” enough to use gan’s request to Congress for But El Salvador’s northern office of air quality, said the parts to 17 parts per million. Lead contamination of 5 1983 PONTIAC 1983 BUICK suredly be noticed by the Ameri­ tained editorially that they biological weapons. increased military and economic neighbor is Guatemala, ruled by studies were not allowed to be used parts per million or more is considered hazardous Name...... J-2000 Coupe, '1-8835-0 REGAL, '2-8418-0 can people, and in a few years they have. The equally respected aid to El Salvador undeniably another rightist regim e and because they hadn’t been “ peer under federal guidelines. DELIVERED DELIVERED Germany was regarded as may well want to know who tried to Addroos...... New York Times has main­ does, at first blushi exude an plagued by its own disside,nts; and reviewed” by other scientists. My State and local health officials said they are close to the pinnacle of stop it and who let it happen. unpleasant aroma of deja vu. directly north of Guatemala lies E PA sources suggest it was concerned three nearby wells onwed by the Avery PlHMM...... ; ...... tained editorially that they Western civilization when it Heights Water Association may be contaminated, ______Mexico: huge, hungry, impover­ because the results weren’t what haven’t. introduced gas warfare dur­ Haven’t we been through all this THE AR M Y of Nicaragua, Mos­ although South Windsor Town Manager Richard ished, corrupt — a gigantic human they agency brass wanted to hear. The Place where you can buy a drink of your choice from 3 p.m. to 7 ♦9597 Sartor said test results show no contamination. The *6887 And now the Journal has somewhere before: the troops of a cow’s first Central American con­ ing World War I, and very few grenade, gust waiting to explode. p.m. and your second drink costs only a nickel.... sent one of its reporters to rightist and (let's assume, we quest, already boasts 60,000 men — wells service about 200 families. people believed the Germans The most fascinating omission in AT ANY RATE, EPA next 1982 PONTIAC 1983 BUICK won’t be far wrong) corrupt more than the armies of its three LESABRE, '2-8445-0 Indochina to travel around capable of the Holocaust the entire 35-year cold war be­ contracted with Mathtech, a re­ PHOENIX, '1-8714-0 government that either can’t or closest neighbors (El Salvador, with an American doctor tween communism and freedom spected consulting firm in Prin­ DELIVERED DELIVERED during World War II. But they won’t fight communist-backed Honduras and Costa Rica) com­ who, funded by the U.S. State has been the total absence, of ceton, N.J., to do the required Broken pipe led were. guerrillas; Washington’s early in­ bined. The Nicaraguan govern­ communist destablization nia- cost-benefit study. But the Math­ Department, is trying to Throughout its savage his-* volvement, in the form of “ train­ ment has just announced its neuvers against Mexico. That was tech report, a draft of which was gather evidence of the “ yel­ tory the U.S.S.R. has demon­ ing” personnel; the invocation of intention to increase that figure to because Moscow hasn’t been ready seen by my associate John Dillon, to spill of oil ‘ *8287 *9997 low rain.” The reporter’s the ‘domino theory” ; the requests 200.000 which, as New York Times strated many times it can be — but Mexico’s day may be coming was even less palatable to the EPA r story fails to clear up the for larger and even larger commit­ military anaiyst Drew Middieton 1983 NISSAN ruthless. It would use “ yellow poohbahs. ELLINGTON (U PI) — A broken pipe fitting was 1983 FIREBIRD ments of money or economic and has pointed out, will give Nicara­ controversy once and for all, apparently the cause of a leak in a 10,000-gallon PONTIAC, '1-8865-0 PULSAR, *4-7027-0 rain” if it saw an advantage miiitary assistance. Mathtech estimated that relax­ but does suggest that the gua a larger army than Brazil, a storage tank at the Pearl Oil Co. that spilled 5,000 DELIVERED DELIVERED to doing so, and if it thought it IF AND WHEN that day comes, ing the air-pollution standards doctor, Amos Townsend of nation 46 times its size. gallons of heating oil onto Route 83, state officials say. could get away with it. Sureiy one could be forgiven for the United States will be obliged to would save about $20 billion over a wondering if there isn’t a better commit to the defense of Mexico What is the purpose of this The company hired a waste recovery service to mine-year period. But it estimated clean up the spill Wednesday, officials said. way and (whether there is or not) if sum of money beside which the massive build up? Purely defen­ that keeping the current standards Police said some of the oil spilled into storm sewers * we shell not soon be confronted $363 million President Reagan sive? Then why — to take another *9687 6 1 8 7 would save $78 billion over the and flowed into a small pond at the Moser Dairy Farm Berry's World with a proposal to send American seeks for El Salvador will seem example — have Latin American same period. on Lower Butcher Road. Officials placed a flotation- 1983 PONTIAC 1983 DATSUN troops to the area; piffling, indeed. And the case for scholarships to the Soviet Union collar device in the pond to contain the oil, which STANZA, '4-6879-1 using U.S. troops to fight alongside increased ninefold in the past 10 ^ Slapped down by their own spread into a slick covering half the pond. - BONNEVILLE, '1-8837-0 d e liv e r e d MR. REAGAN, however, is not the Mexicans wili be enormously years alone? cost-benefit studies. E PA officials Police said there was no fire but firefighters were on DELIVERED aliowed the luxury of such intellec­ persuasive. Surely it is better to abruptly reversed themselves standby and six sand trucks were brought in to form a tual fatigue. Yes, there are sim­ stop the contagion in El Salvador, Mr. Reagan urgently needs the They cited a provision of the Clean dam and prevent further oil flow. SHOP ALL ilarities — both real and only with military and economic aid modest help he has requested from Air Act that says the EPA should Firefighters were still standing by late Wednesday and officials said workers were expected to flush the apparent — between the situation alone than allow it to reach Congress for El Salvador. A spark not use the cost-benefit ratio as a 1*9497 *6787 today may become a conflagration basis for setting pollution storm sewer system in the area. in El Salvador and the swamp into Mexico’s 2,000-miie border with Police said the accident occurred about 2 p.m. and 1983 BUICK 1982 FIAT which the United States wandered, the southwestern United States. . tomorrow. standards. involved an abov^-ground storage tank containing No. SKYLARK, '2-842Q-0 SPIDER,'5-3514-0 and where it iost 55,000 of its sons, The reason EPA was established 2 home heating oil. OF THESE Congressional critics of the in Vietnam. Police said the cause of the spill was under DELIVERED DELIVERED Reagan request, like Maryland’s in the first place was that Congress Investigation, and officials from the state Department Democratic Rep. Michael Barnes, considered health more important But there are aiso monumental of Environmental Protection were on the scene. owe the American people an than money. So clean-air stand­ differences, and this country must explicit description of what they Letters policy ards should be enforced even if STORES *8597 * 8 8 8 8 1 formulate its policy fpward El propose instead, and what their they are ej(pensive. EPA officials Salvador in the light of both the Residency rule upheld response will be if El Salvador, The Manchester Herald chose to ignore this in hopes that ■ir MANY, MANY MOR| AT LOW, LOW PRICES ir I differences and the similarities. despite their highest hopes^^Jg^ welcomes letters to the the cost-benefit studlep would help editor. HARTFORD (UPI) - Hartford Fire Department simply incorporated into * io ^ them Justify a relaxation of the jobs can be reserved for Hartford residents, U,S, NEVER KNOWINCL Y UNDERSOLD' The biggest difference, of Letters should be brief and standards; then, when things District Court Judge Jose Cabranes has ruled. cow’s fast-growing sphere of influ­ to the point. They should be FOR GREAT course, is that Vietnam was 10,000 didn’t work out the way they had Cabranes said Hartford officials were within the ence in Central America. typed or neatly hand-written, off EAST WINDSOR miles away, whereas El Salvador hoped, they changed signals. law when they excluded non-city residents from those and, for ease in editing, C'W^NEA.tnc is right on America’s doorstep — Opponents of United States in­ jobs over a year ago and dismissed a suit filed by 24 PONTIAC-BUICK-FIAT-MAZDA-DATSUN-LANCIA should be double-spaced. Footnote; th e White House has ® > lch closer to Washington than is the volvement in Vietnam largely men who claimed the residency rule was discrimina­ 289-6483 Open eves, 'til 9, The Herald reserves the told E P A it wants to see the study, 1 coast of California. Even if the escaped serious recriminations tory and unconstitutional. Route 5, East Windsor, Conn. “GOOD NEWS/ GOOD NEWS/ GOOD NEWS/ right to edit letters in the but it’s unlikely the results witi be EASTER VALUES domonoes had fallen in strict over the results of our bug-out The men were among 268 non-city residents who /'m getting FED UP with the media/" Interests of brevity, clarity used. Nobody thinks the study sequence in Southeast Asia (as there, not because the consequen­ and taste. f for W>e positions in 1981. Fire "produced good results,” an ad­ officials decided to only consider the 236 city Laos and Cambodia promptlj^did), ces weren’t ghastly, but because ministration spokesman said. applicants who applied for the p o s iti^ MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs., March 24, 1983 — 9 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs., March 24, 1983 Coven^fry getting ready to build fire station for Qjventry Hills Thursday TV B y Sarah E. Hall received permission for the sub-station driveway to commillee to pass word of its plans on to the public. man is unhappy in his factory job Herald Correspondent pass through land owned by the Historical Society. At Monday night’s Town Council meeting, council Committee member Michael Cleary responded, 6;30P.M. 2D - MOVIE: Guys and Dolls' 2D - Palicuta: 'Narda o al ( 8 ( 8 ' Lata Night with David and the pressure of conform ity in The proposed site is adjacent to the Old Brick School iillmber William Paton called the project "oneof the “We've been holding the project close to our chests, Vararto' Latterman « his environment. He releases his 3 3 - W KRP in Cincinnati Nathan Detroit's floating crap- COVENTRY — bids for the North Coventry- on Merrow Road, on land which is part of Laidlaw jn town,” and urged the sub-station but we plan to be out ringing doorbells soon. game may sink if gambler Sky ( 8 ** Twilight Zona 1:00 A.M. resentment In a wild weekend. 3D - CBS News M aste rso n ^ in s his bet that he Albert Finney.Rachel Roberts. Merrow Road fire sub-station may go out in early ® - Business Report (33) - Bamev Miller can thaw ari icy Salvation Army CB-Sign Off Shlrie/Anne Field. 1960 April, according to Richard Cooper ..chairman of the (32) * ESPN SportsCenter lass. Frank Sinatra. Marlon 11;30P.M. ( B - Psychic Phsrwmsna 8 - Sports Update sut»tation committee. Brando, Jean Simmons. 1955. Thursday (1^ ■> Braingames*ThtS show is'a 33 33 - N C A A Basketball 0 2 - Future Sport 2:30 A.M. Construction of the proposed sub-station will cost cro ss between a video game amd @ - MacIMIt-Lahrer Championahip Tournament: Q S - Sports Look * anywhere from $88,000 to $105,000 and must be a game show Report Waatem Regional Semifinals ( 8 - Crossfire Top counUy-pop singer Eddie IS) - Poopla Now With Bill approved by town residents either, at a Special town (22) - NBC News (2D - Chiquilladas Programa de G D - Baratta Tush 8 - Bewitched variedades presentando el tal- Rabbitl lia rs In his first CBS ^irteeting, or, if the cost is greater than $100;000, at a ® - NlghtUne (2$ - Untamed World ento joven. special. A SPECI^tL EDDIE 33 (8-D#spadida 3:00 A.M. reflerendum. 33 - Off Track Batting ® - Film 33 - MOVIE: 'Split Second' Es­ S5) - Noticiero Nacional SIN (5D - iio Detector BABBITT, airing Thursday, "The sub-station is something that should go in as IN TO WN Noticias r>acionales con Gudlermo March 24. Guest stars Include (33) - Saturday Night Uva caped prisoners hold the occu­ ® - NHL Hockey: St. Louis at 1:15A.M. ~ pants of two cars hostages. ^soon as possible. The Coventry Hills area, which it will Restrepo - ESPN SportaCentsr Boston Anne Murray, Donna Summer (3D ® - Sign Off Stephen McNally. Jan- Sterling, - MOVIE: 'Malachi's Cove' cover, is growing andit’ssofaraway.from the regular ® - People's Court I and Lesley Ann Warren. l a > Hogan'b Haroaa Alexis Smith. 1953 station, it's hard to get there fast,” said Cooper. He A 14 ‘ vear-old girl trtes to get help 1:30 A.M. " SPECIALS ’ " DELI SPECIALS when her father's body (s washed CHECK LISTINOS EOH EXACT TIME (S)' Crossfire QD - MOVIE: 'Heartland' A w i­ claimed that plans are under way for two or three M E A T DEPT. 8:00 P.M. QD - Hogan's Haroaa up from the sea Donald Pleas- ( 8 ( 8 -* Tonight S h o w dow takes her young daughter housing subdevelopments and a set of condominiums KRAKU8 3 3 3 3 'M agnum . P.l. An aging (S) > Indapandant Network across the prairies of the Ameri­ ance, 1975. 'Wafta The wrestler hires Magnum to find his ® - MOyiE: Of Newt can wilderness. Rip Torn. Con- to be built soon in the Coventry Hills area. U SD A CHOICE (58) > Jeffersons Toreadors' A general w ith a rov­ . * 3 . 1 9 long-lost son. (R) (60 min.) chata Ferrell, Lilia Skala. 1981. Not only does the Fire Department need a new IMPORTED HAM ing eye and a nagging wife retires QD > N C A A Basketball - AB C News 3 3 - P M. Magazine Rated PG. station, but a fire truck to put in it. The existing fire LAND *0". LAKES to his English castie. Peter Sell­ Championship: Regional Saml- BOTTOM ROUND $ 1 R Q (5^ - Over Easy 33 ® - Condo ers, Margaret Leighton, Dany finsls • Gama 3 (3D ~ Sunday at the King's station houses only two reliable trucks, and taking one 3 3 - MOVIE: All About Eve' Robin, 1962. QD - MOVIE: 'Coach' ^rouble House away to put in the sub-station would leave the main ROAST lb . 1 a O w AMERICAN CHEESE ,h * 2 . 4 9 7:00P.M. An ambitious actress rises from a @ - Sign OH develops when a woman is hirpd 8 - f^m e News station with insufficient back-up. CENTER C U T REQAL CHEF BRAND glamour-struck girl in theater alley ■ o o 33 - CBS News by mistake to coach a bo y's bas­ . 8 ) - Ounsmoke to an award winner. Bette Davis. 12:00 A.M. ketball team. Cathy Lee Crosby. Instead, the sub-station committee has suggested 3D - M"A*S“H Anne Baxter. George Sanders, Michael Biehn, Keenan Wynn. that the town refurbish or purchase a new chassis for a BOTTOM ROUND . ‘ 3 : 4 9 - Enterprise (2D - Vanessa ©)> American Playhouse 'W ho C B ® - L n t Word 3:15A.M. COOKED CORNED BEEF 3 3 ~ Muppet Show Celeste Holm 1950 1978. Rated PG. Am I This Time?' An actor and a ( X ) - P lt M i 8 - M O V IE : 'Red Badge of 20-year-old fire truck which is now in storage. This J 2 . 2 9 QROTE A WEIDEL 33 - ABC News * Qj) - MOVIE: 'A Quids for the 9:00P.M. 10:00 P.M. actress in a small town play fall in QD - NBA Baskatball: Courage' A young i^ldler re­ S I - MOVIE: C M h McCiMI' A older truck could then be used by the Fire Department Married Woman' A wife with all 3 3 ( £ - Special Eddie Rabbit love. (R) (60 min.) (Closed Cap­ Washington at Chicago 3 3 - Soap 3 3 (£D “ Simon & Simon The young financial genius becomes ceives his baptism under fire dur­ at the main station, and one of the newer trucks could ,h « 2 .1 9 the comforts of a secure married Eddie's special guests are Anne tioned) BOLOGNA (or) LIVERWURST Simons are hired by a murdersus- interested in a plastics company (3D - Living Faith ing the Civil War. Audie Murphy, 03) (S!) ® - Alice life feels her husband is more in­ Murray, Donna Summer and Les­ be sent to the sub-station.j EYE ROUND pect that their chum Janet is pro­ whose owner is being forc^ to Bill Mauldin, Andy Devine. 1951. QROTE A WEIQEL (32) - NCAA Basketball terested in his job than her Cybil ley Ann Warren. (60 ;.iin,)^ ' 10:30 P.M. ( 8 ~ NBC News Overnight Refurbishing the truck to make it roadworthy would $ 9 R Q secuting. (60 min.) the wall, and renews his romance 8 - MOVIE: ‘Richard's Championship: Regional Semi- Shepard. Charles Frank. Barbara lb . b a U w fD3 - The Merv Show C 0 - News 33 - Nine on New Jersey with the owner's daughter. ® (8 - Sign Off Things' A wife whose husband cost from $62,000 to $66,00(1, while a new chassis would ROAST firVils - Game 1 Feldon 1978 NATURAL CASING FRANKS . * 2 . 5 9 3 3 ® - Too Close for Comfort 3 3 ^ - 20/20 G3) - News James Garner. Natalie Wood, 1:45 A.M. suddenly dies'forms a relation­ cost approximately $76,600. ' BEEF ROUND Cjjft - HBO Magazine d S - NBA Basketbsll: QROTE A WEIGEL Henry has to move in with his - N BA Basketball: Houston^ Nina Foch. 1960 ship’with his mistress. Liv Ulfman, Yearly operating costs for both the sub-station and Washington at Chicago QD - Apple Polishera (3D & - Sign Off (38) - Radio 199 0 mother-in-law when Andrew at Portland Amanda Redman. 1981. - Independent Network ' IS) - News (8 - MOVIE: 'The American the ^uipm ent it houses will be approximately $12,000. BACK RUMP 2 D - MOVIE; 'Ufe in the Pink' gets the chicken pox (R) (33) .8 * 2 .1 9 (SD - Moneyline News (2D - Alfred Hitchcock I ( 8 “ MOVIEt 'Final Assign- Success Company' The son-in- 3:30 A.M. With town approval, the committee plans to finance $ 9 d Q KIEIBASA 2D - Prime News ® - ESPN'e NCAA Tonight ' ment* The chance meeting of a lb . e w OUR OWN (25) " News 2 D r CNN Headline News (2D - Business Report law of a credit card magnate as­ 02) - ESFN SportiCant.r the sub-station/fire truck project through. either televison correspondent and a ROAST (2$ - Rainbow Jackpot (8) 2D - Sheena Easton; Act I O - MOVIE: ‘The Amateur' A ( 8 - Independent Network sumes a tough-guy disguise to short-term borrowing or the Farmer’s Home Loan 3heena's guests are Kenny Ro­ (23) ' Freeman Reports ' Russian journalist leads to roman­ take control of his life and his 3:45 A.M. BEEF ROUND (2D - Soledad Sene dramatica CIA computer expert discovers News COLE SLAW lb 5 9 0 gers and Al Jarreau (60 min.) tic intrigue. Michael York. Gene­ wife. Jeff Bridges. Belinda Bauer, CB - Lov. American Style Association. Libertad Lamarque that his girlfriend has been killed ( 8 ( ^ - H ill Street Blues Capt. by terrorists John Savage. Chris­ 10:45 P.M. vieve'Bujold. Bianca Jagger. 1979. Rated PG. Cooper says the committee prefers to request (2$ - Fall of Eagles Furillo saves Lt.' Goldblume's 4:00 A.M. CUBE ( ^ - Entertainment Tonight topher Plummer. Rated R. $ 9 7 0 2D ** No Empujen Programa badge and Renko meets the girl of @ - Reporter 41 @ - MOVIE; 'A Littig Sax' A approval of the project through one or more special © ) - Business Report 12:15A.M. 09 - Cmdld Camara comico con la animacion de Raul ( 8 ( 8 “ Gimme A Break Julie his dreams (R) (60 min.) swinging newlywed finds it hard town meetings, rather than through the referendum STEAK lb . h M 1 W % develops a crush on a high school ® - MOVIE; Confntiotw of a to give up women. Tim Mathe- 02> - ' NCAA Baiketball Astor. ( 8 - M O VIE: 'The Boys in process. “Referendums are too costly.” he said. GARDEIS FRESH 11:00 P.M. Driving Instructor' An accident- son, Kate Capshaw. Edward Champlonihip: Regional Seml- BE EF LOIN 7:30 P.M. IS) - MOVIE: 'A Unis Sex' A football star. Company C' This wartime drama pronad driving instructor starts to Herrmann. 1982. flnalt • Gama 1 * The group has already obtained approval of the swinging newlywed finds it hard ( 8 " People's Caucus follows the experiences of five C£) CE) ( £ ® iS t ® - Newe 3 3 - P.M. Magazine drive his female clients crazy. Parks and Recreations Commission to build the PRODUCE SPECIALS to give up women Tim Mathe- young Marines in Vietnam. Stan CB-' m -a -s -h OS - NBA Basketball: Houston 3 3 - All In the Family ( 8 - Undersea World of Robin Askwith, Anthony Booth. 2:00 A.M. son, Kate Capshaw. Edward Shaw, Andrew Stevens. Michael at Portland sub-station on commission-owned land, and has also Jacques Cousteau CB ~ Ue Detector 1976 (B QD - CB S N ew . 3 D - You Asked For It Herrmann. 1982.' Lembeck. 1978. Rated R. • Freeman Reports J 2 . 9 9 Q S - Odd Couple Nightwatch 3 3 “ Family Feud B E E F L O iN j dZ) - World War I 9:30P.M. (21) - MacNeil-Lehrer Report 12:30 A.M. 33 - MOVIE: 'Bullets or ® - Naws unucE h..d~590 (S) - News (9) - On Locetion: An Evening 3 3 - It Takes T w o Molly be­ (2D - 24 Horaa Robin Williams The famous co­ Q D - Mission ImpoasiMa Balldts' A former police detec- 4:30 A.M. (3D - World Figure Skating 8:30P.M. comes the target of her best ' tive joins a gang in order to get Weicker to visit 8 - MOVIE: 'The Greek median performs live at San Fran­ 33 - M usic Worid FULL CUT Championships: Exhibition of friend's fiancee the evidence ne^ed for a convic­ QD - sign Off C13 “ Carol Burnett and Friends Tycoon' A turbuler)r love devel­ cisco's Great American' Music (33) - S u r Trak * 2 7 Q Champions (35) - NCAA Basketball ops between one of the world's Hall. tion. Edward G. Robinson, Joar) 0 9 - Abbott and Coatello lb . b e 1 W ANJOU PEARS » 4 9 0 @D ~ Amanda's Amanda (32) - ESPN's Sportsforum Biondell, Humphrey Bogart. SIRLOIN STEAK (3D - Sports Look schemes to put two lovebirds' Championship; Regional Semi- wealthiest men and the w idow of 2D - Festival of Faith - OS - On Location: An Evening PRIMO HOT OR SWEET firuils - Game 2 a U S president. Anthony Quinn. (3D - Ehre American Guns The 1936 (2D - Soap together Robin Williams The famous co­ Bolton town hall - Honeymooners 8 ) 2 D ' Cheers Sam is chag­ Jacqueline Bisset, Raf Vallone. stories of five people i^ho used (¥) —Joe Franklin Show median performs live at San Fran­ SWEET POTATOES or YAMS ib. 1 9 0 (2D - Crossfire (3D - Voice of Faith 1978 ®) - Sports Tonight ** ^ 8 are told in thisdoeumentary. cisco'S' Great American Music rined when his brother captivates Q S - MOVIE: 'SMurdey Night BOLTON — U.S. Sen. Lowell P. Weicker will D e a t ITALIAN $ 1 7 Q (g) - M*A*S*H 2D - Noche de Gala everyone at Cheers. ( 8 ~ Carter Country 2D - Sign Off ® - Moneyline Update And Sunday Momirig' A young Hall. the community hall Friday night at in informal — and lb. 1 ■ ■ W apparently bipar-- . SAUSAGE M^DELICIOUS APPLES 6 /9 9 0 tisan — forum to A ...WHICH le WHV I CAUUEP - SOME WILL 60 -AN P I'P LIKE TO IT'S eoop meet' any inter­ ^______— a, THIS NEWS CONFERENCE. I'M t o w a r d MV KIPS' EUeSEST THAT ANV- TO HAVE THE ested residents. 5 TIRED OF PEINS BOTHEKEP By EPUCATION, B u r ONE ELSE WHO WINS ' REAL WASH BRIDGE ASTRO PEOPLE WHO WANT MV MONEV, I'M SENP/We THE THE LOTTBRV PO THE EACK. The Republican ^ e o I'M SIVIN6 IT ALL PiWfliY. REST TO THIS LIST SAME. PLENTVOF you Weicker will show OF CHARITIES. PEOPLE NEED IT SAID GRAPH up around 8 and IT. stay for about an Well-planned play pays hour, and there . _ ___ will be no < ¥ D u r USDA Choice 1 O WW time for the Professor to speeches. take that the student got up %thday “That’s the way to watch the proceedings. we want it, to NORTH M 4-41 Then the n o f cashed his invite everybody BOTTOM ROUND ROAST ♦ 10 5 2 ace of trumps and led a sec­ March 25,1963 to meet him,” said ♦ 96 ond trump toward dummy’s Although you are one who Republican Town ♦ AK854 prefers to operate IndepeilQ- Primo Hot or Sweet % | %M 1 0 . Committee Chair­ ♦ AJ9 ently, you're likely to become West went up with the partner-oriented this coming man Lawrence A. WEST E A S T ck and led' his queen and Converse, who ...... ’lb. ■ 9 M ♦ KJ8T ♦() year. It looks like you'll form ITALIAN SAUSAGE LADIES AND GENTS, I CALLED VOU / ...THAT MEANS, FROM ck of hearts. The nine of Several helpful alliances. was successful in ...TH' M EM BERS OF, s h e e s h TT n KQJIO ♦87542 eclubs was chuckhd from HERE BECAUSE WE'RE GONNA I NOW ON VOU THIS CONGRESS DUNNO IF I ARIES (March 21-April 19) asking the senator CHANGE MOO'S FORM OF GOVERN-\ FOLKS W ill HAVE ♦ J8 ♦Q1093 dummy while the Prof You'll feel strong urges today o WILL BE YOUR CAN HANDLE 752 ♦SIS m e n t t o a d e m o c r a c y !'^ a C O N G R E S S ELECTED THAT ruffed in his own hand. to put your persondl Imprint on LOW ELL WEICKER JPHe’''severylS!dy^ /Vo S u b stitu te TRASS LAWS) ' M E SOUTH The next three tricks went all your Involvements. When . . . no spoochos senator.” We Give Old Fashioned NEITHER! ♦ A9643 to dummy’s ace-king of dia­ you make your mark you'll do “We want to try to keep politics out of it. That’s why For Quality T H A T 'S P as monds and ace of clubs. Tiie so unoffensively. 1983 predic­ Butcher Service ... H EAVY, ♦ 72 jack of clubs was overtaken tions for Aries are now ready. we aren’t going to make it a tormal thing.” MAN/ ♦ KQ106 or the queen and the Ung-10 Romance, career, luck, earn­ Converse formally invited the Democrats, against ings, travel and much rriore are whom his party is squaring off in the May municipal Vulnerable: Both of clubs continued. West finally had a chance discussed. Send $1 to Astro- elections. Democratic Town Committee Chairman STORE HOURS: Dealer: South to ruff, but it was too late. Graph, Box 489, Radio City Aloysius J. Ahearn said Sunday that he’s going. 317 Highland St Weft North East SMth The only trick he could get Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to "We should make a bi-partisan effort for this,” Mon. & Tues. 'til 6:00 19' state your zodiac sign. Send an was his king of trumps. additional $2 for the NEW Ahearn said. “I would be happy to ask my fellow P u s 29 Pass 29 Wed., Thurs., & Fri. til 9:00 ^n«AAC_ “Sorry I took so long at Astro-Graph Matchmaker Democratic Town Committee members to attend. We MANCHESTER P u s 39 Pass 49 3-an trick one,” said the Prm. "I wheel and booklet. Reveals do plan to show up and welcome Mr. Weicker.” Pass P a u P a u had to plan the whole play.” romantic combinations and Converse admitted that Weicker’s visit, just more Sat. t Sundaii He had indeed. The tnimp compatibilities for all signs. than a month before the elections, was more than . til 6:0(T CONN. STUART. Y r WILL VOU ALMOST NO.' r HEAR I R3RGcnr Opening lead; 9K play was the standard best TAURUS (April 20-May 20) coincidence. "We thought about using it to kick off the niCHLJLITB FASK NOT WRECKEP IT j /W. NO.' “NQNO'FROAA ABOUT TVIE ptoy with that combination. This is one ol your creative campaign, but decided that it might keep people from STOP y LENP YOU THE LAST / QO^AE NO' SOUR UPS. ■BOOM, BOOM” The rest of the p l^ was the days, especially for making artistic domestic changes. coming. We want (everybody to come ami meet their BEGGINGy /V\V TYPE­ T|A\E.' ^ ON"' NO' BUT r SEE JNJ SOUK only way to keep West from senator.” WRITER.' By Oswald Jacoby getting three trump tricks. Looks like the furniture could PLEASE? •S^S,S^"IN KNUCKLES.' be rearranged agalnl SOUR EVES.' sad James Jacoby Note that on the chance '-J'- ^ West might hold only two OEMHH (May 21-Jvna 20) It's clubs, the Profs club dis­ Important to seek positive Prague schedules The Professor studied the associations today. Persons M M RRRlERElll hand for almost half a min­ card had set up dummy for 3 j K K X with whom you pal around will ute before taking his ace of an over-ruff of the eight. have a strong Influence on your T V FROZEN & DAIRY K /7 r-KQi^Tng: / hearts. This was such a long (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) attitude. public meeting GROCERY SPECIALS CANCER (Jiina 21-July 22) FREN CH ’S BO NUS Don't dawdle today If you see MUSTARD 2.01. 6 9 < TASTE O SEA possibilities lor financial gain. COVENTRY — State Rep. Edith Prague, D-8th, will 6 '/l OZ. This is not the time to be timid SWEET LIFE CLAM PLATTER 990 keep a campaign promise and hold a public hearing TASTE O SEA CROSSWORD or lethargic If boliLatrokes are here to find out whether taxpayers support a state APPLE JUICE 64 OZ. 99< ret^lred. tr SCROD DINNER 9 OZ. 990 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Put your income tax. TASTE O SEA The meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, 6:30 p.m., 1 6 OZ. 2/»l. ACROSS 62 Knots Answer to Previous Puzzle best fool forward today so that STEWED TOMATOES SOLE FILLETS - *2.39 those imitating you will .have in the board room of the town hall. Mrs. Prague- M AXW ELL HOUSE 1 Ruth hour it TASTE O SEA T g ly LOAN DEPT. DOWN something to aim lor. There Is represents Coventry, Columbia (her home town), 10 OZ. *3.99 the diner power In the example you Franklin, Bozrah and Lebanon. COFPEE FISH STICKS .,.*1.49 X m B e p $138,471.3.9. S Pleader 1 One-billionth establish. Mrs. Prague, who supports an income tax, said, WHEAT A SPANISH PILAF CELANTANO 0 Game (Fr.) (prefix) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) To “You remember I campaigned on having people of NEAREAST RICE 8oz 69< PIZZA 24 OZ. *2.09 N O A 5 F E P . 12 Against 2 Indefinite per- function at your best today It CELANTANO r © 13 Young lady . lo n i my district having input into the state budget SUIAMAID may be necessary to create' an IS OZ. 1 (Fr., abbr.) 3 Auditory environment where you can problem. I’m going to hold those meetings I SEEDLESS RAISINS *1.19 STUFFED SHELLS ,„*2.09 14 Take a meal 4 Four score operate at your own pace and promised.” WALDORF CELANTANO - 15 German and ten "luse your own methods. She defeated Republican Russell G. Blakeslee, of RATHROOM TISSUE 4pk. 8 9 < RAVIOLI ,„*1.29 negative 5 Grin UBHA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) It will Lebanon, in November for the newly created district CELANTANO 16 Writing fluids 6 Forearm bone prove helpful at this time to seat. Blakeslee opposed an income tax. Both were SCOTT 17 Evening 7 Horned 300 count MANICOTTI ,..*1.89 broaden your circle ol acquain­ political newcomers. FAIMLY NAPRINS *1.39 TROPICANA NIAInc TMHag US PM « IMOn (poet) snimsl tances. See If your present T»-4AvfS 3-14 18 Seminole 6 Second friends can Introduce you to She said she supports a state income tax “with a cap DIAMOND ORANGE JUICE 6 OZ. 2/*1.00 chis/ ■ailing 26 Old Testament 43 Planet some new ones. on spending. The fear of the people of the state is that WALNUT MEATS 10 OZ. *1.69 GREEN GIANT 20 Buenos 9 Hoot book 45 Noted SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) A tex reform will give the state a license to spend. That’s 10 Roof overhang PEAS or.CORN .... 990 22 Day of week 27 Casks 46 Air (prefix) goal you're pressing for may not so. The longer I’m here the more I see a need for 4 V .O Z . HOOD s (abbr.) 11 American DOVE SOAP 59< AC5WOFFI6gMA6HINP5,.. 9 28 Suffix 47 Christ's require a little more effort and Indians It.” COTTAGE CHEESE .„*L29 23 Sunihins 29 College birthday Imagination to be realized. She said the income tax should accompany a WHERE<$THEg«?KEKJ J J •tats (abbr.) 19 Put out Success Is within your leach g.HM, *5.99 HOOD m athletic group (abbr.) reduced but not abolished sales tax. WISK s 24 Remains 21 Poetic foot Keep trying. ____ COPIEP? 30 Indiana city 48 Dogmata She said that despite her personal position, she will APPLE JUldE «« 990 COPY COPf 27 Full 23 Length SAOntARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. TROPICANA ! 33 Bounder 49 8 0 OZ. ROOM 9 31 Filch measure (pi.) Sea swallow 21) Unless you have involve­ vote the will of the majority If It opposes a state DISHWASHER ALL . *2.29 ROCW 36 Russian river SO Jacob's twin ORANGE JUICE .»*L49 f J 32 Loyal 24 Unexpected ments to challenge you both income tax. 3 4 ------difficultyRaton, 38 Hawaiian 51 Slav mentally and physically you're * 1 J9 Florida 25 Actress Island 52 Vary (Fr.) apt to be a drifter. Competitive DISHWASHER DETERGENT 1 1 C X , 1C 35 Author Louise 41Slicker 55 Chang* color developments bring you In Little League signup unknown focus. o 0 1 2 3 4 9 • 7 1 S 11 (abbr.) 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April 6, from 7 to 9 p.m., AprU 9, from 9 2/890 » i ^ 1 0 F F (Let) VMId Msreh 22 thru Msreh 27 M ■ VMM Mwcli a i Itav MaiMl RT VMltftfM Msreh srehR RR R lttvu Mwch R7 void HMoh 12 im March Z7 56 Addict 4S 47 4S what la nocossary lor suci«ss a.m. to 8 p.m. SO SI 92 (NEWSPAPEII ENTUPRISe ASSN | The last time persons can register before the HIGHLAND PARK MKT. 57 Ariel ■ HIGHLAND PARK MKT. I HIGHLAND PARK MKT. J I 58 Journey S3 94 99 9S municipal election May 2 wUl be AprU 11, fritm 9 a.m. 1 i J?!S MB aia H b UIb ■■ J SB Scarce to 8 p.m. 60 CIA 17 99 99 One sure way to go on a Persons can a’.so register with the town clerk during w diet Is to try and get up gro- forerunner SO regular daily oftice hours, Monday through Friday, 9 61 Disrupt SI 92 {*7 by selling 25- Inch TVs door-to-door. a.m. to 1 p.m., and Monday Irom 7 to 9 p.m. H i l l i i i i r w IIIIIIUIIIV 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs., March 24. 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., March 24, 1983 - 11 Obituaries Doctors don't blame heart

fa>nlinued from page 1 and courage who knew the risks he ing properly, although at first, around noon, when he was not Family Ellen J. Larson was taking and difficulties he F O C U S / operation should take "less than looking very well and it became There will be a graves He service four hours.” faced when, in critical condition Saturday at 10 a.m. in East from a dying heart, he agreed to evident that he was beginning to Clark's implant in December die, the doctors first suspected Cemetery for Ellen J. Larson, took 7ear. D IFFE RE N T EXPERTS define better programs if it were allowed is reduced beyond the $262,000 cut Thomson said it will probably take sophisticated debris the 20th cen­ said Michael MacKay, 31, who, like sion set, one year’ s free rent in a vors, (women who suffered from along the way. The vast majority of their incest in different ways. At the Sadly missed by Daughter to move in to Highland Park School proposed by General Manager 5,000 gallons of oil to heat just one his fellow contestants, was supp­ one-bedroom apartment and a free tury produces. The barges will incest as children), one for moth­ Observes Ms. Prewo: "When I patients are female. That is not Sexual Trauma' Center the defini­ See related Julie Vincek after it’s closed. Recreation Direc­ Robert B, Weiss. of the seven uninsulated buildings lied with a phone in his tent on the meal per day for three months at a shortly be towed out into the ers of victims, and one for young first started working, the thing I because boys do not suffer from tion is broad. tor Steven Thomson said today. Besides the recreation depart­ the recreation department uses. female victims of sexual abuse. hillboard’s 12-foot ledge. fast-food restaurant. ment and the nurses’ association, a Atlantic Ocean and dumped. And expected was that they’d be angry sexual abuse. The trio define incest as any story page 1 Such a move wou Id provide more Based on last year’s figures, he In a year’s time, the three have with their fathers, but instead, ” I didn’t even know about it until “ We have no comment at all,” group representing several area again tomorrow and tomorrow and Quite the contrary, the three say. intimate physical contact between Two youths face space at a lower energy cost than estimated it- would cost $13,000 a had plenty of time to observe the they’re aiigry with their mothers. the press called me,” MacKay said station manager Rick evangelical churches has said it’s tomorrow. It’s a big ocean but we “ We know that boys are being non-married family members A year for the department to heat its weapons charges said. “ He’s the kind of guy you like Musselman. the department has now at its Nike Circle offices, he said. interested in Highland Park as a share of Highland Park School, will certainly someday have to have as a neighbor. I had a lot of Under contest rules, the men Thomson, who toured the school site for a Christian-oriented secon­ compared to $15,000 at the Nike ruined its clear, briny beauty with Two Willimantic residents were laughs with him. He was a nice cannot leave the billboard or have Wednesday night with the Advi­ dary school. site. garbage. arrested Saturday night after guy.” visitors on the ledge. They were sory Board of Parks and Recrea­ Furthermore, Highland Park’s How can anyone who proffesses allegedly having an unloaded Young was charged with selling equipped with telephones, space Terry Bogli, president of the tion, said his department could gymnasium and cafeteria would shotgun, a knife and some shotgun less than an ounce of marijuana to' heaters, insulated tents, cold Highland Park PTA, said the to love this country or even the Busy? Jusf yell, ‘stop jumping' share the building with the Public allow the department to offer arts shells in their car, which they were an undercover police officer, said weather sleeping bags, radios, recreation department is “ way at earth and life itself not be an Health Nurses Association, and crafts, fitness and sports parked in near Skate Fantasy on Whitehall Township Police Chief portable toilets and other ameni­ the top of the list” of potential environmentalist? Maybe we need another agency that’s interested in programs that it can’t offer at Nike Broad Street, police said. Frederic Conjdur. ties, including buckets to lower and users for the school. a better word than that. How can a Parenting is the most difficult job in the moving into the elementary school because of a lack of space, questions that always accompany the sleep in his room for three weeks. Scott A. Williams, 17, and "W e had received some informa- get things from people on the ” I think a town agency should businessman or a government world. That’s what the experts say. And building. Thomson said. Connections commands. If the parent says “ Say hello to Instead, try saying, “ If you don’t clean Douglas A. French. 16, both of tioathat things weren’t quite right ground. ■ get first crack at it (Highland “ What they (the nurses) are He said the recreation depart­ official think and say that there is most parents don’t get any preparation for Willimantic, were charged with and we had an officer investigate,” P a rk )),” she said. your grandmother,” the child is likely to your room I ’ll take away your jeans and interested in and what we’re ment would need all but six of the such a thing as environmental a career that’f likely to leave them with having a weapon in a motor vehicle Conjour said. “ We just felt it was In a letter to Burns, Thomson' say “ Why?’’ you’ll have to wear plaid pants with pleats and breach of peace. interested in would work together school’s classrooms, along with its “ extremism?” We are going to die gray hair, chewed off fingernails, frayed time to get him off of there.” said the recreation department’s It will not make any difference to him that to school.” It works every time'. Now you know perfectly,” Thomson said. gymnasium, library and cafeteria. or the inhabitants of the earth in vocal cords, and qmpty pockets. Police said a concerned citizen Young was arraigned before “ present situation at the Nike Site Susan grandma is calling from California and she Of course, each family has specialty It would keep the cafeteria and future generations are going to die At the very least, I think potential parents reported that he-had seen a gun District Justice Edward Ernst and The heaviest object ever re- ' THOMSON IS working closely on is at best, not very good. Plese is paying about $3 a minute to hear him commands, that are unique to each sticking out a window of a car, and gymnasium open to community because the land and the water are should check their CQ before making any released from the Lehigh County moved from a human stomach was his plans for Highland Park with “ Many times people simply are Herald breathe into the mouthpiece. You’ll have to household. Our family command, issued after responding, they discovered groups and residents when they Prison after paying 7 percent, or a 5 pound 3 ounce ball of hair taken Dr. Daniel W. Burns, who heads a not willing to travel the necessary all poisoned. Is anything more final decisions. Reporter the weapon in the two teenagers’ weren’t being used for recreation think of another reason. whenever a child leaves the house to play $175, of his $2,500 bond. He could from a 20-year-old woman at the subcommittee of a citizens’ group distance to get to the departmeitt certain that? Do we ignore it What’s CQ? It’^ Command Quotient. It is car. department programs, he said. It won’t do any good to say, “ Because if outside, is “ Shut the door.” That command not be reached for comment. South Devon and East Cornwall charged with investigating what to office. Many have expressed their because for us today it is only a few designed to test one’s knowledge of the Police said they also found a “ We would continue to serve the you don’t I ’ll rub your face in the creamed |s in season from October until April, when McKay and Ron Kistler, 25, now Hospital in England, March 30, do with the school if it’s closed, as unwillingness to take part id people living near the Love Canal commands of parenthood, which are issued baseball bat in the ear. Highland Park neighborhood and spinach," because grandma will hear you. it is replaced by "Leave the door open.” are in a one-on-one duel to see who 1895. expected, in June of 1984, evening activities because of the or in the dioxin-contaminated town on a perpetual basis. • '> all its residents,” Thomson said. Try something like “ If you do I’ll give you a The problem with this command, is that of Times Beach, Missouri? Commands can be divided into several marshmallow.” It works every time. by the time the kids have learned to shut the I don’ t think you blame Big categories. There are table commands, Cafeteria will change recipe “ Wip^ your feet,” “ Clean your room,” door, it is April, and it is time to leave the" Business for having dumped toxic issued at mealtime. Things like “ Eat your “ Apologize to your brother,” “ Take your REM EM BER THAT if you say, “ Clean door open. wastes. Big Business wasn't mali­ spinach,” “ Drink your milk,” “ Use your feet off the sofa,” and “ Say hello to your your room,” the inevitable question is, In April, when they finally start shutting ■ cious. It didn’t set out with the fork,” "Sit up straight,” “ Don’t talk with grandmother.” “ 'Vho'r coming?” Children are used to the door behind I have to start intention of killing anyone. Big your mouth full,” “ Stop slurping,” are Bennet tacos make 147 pupils sick Parents must realize that once a cause and eflect. If mommy wants the room yelling,.“ Leaveth < >oi open," By the time Business was just selfish and repeated roughly every 30 seconds for the I command is issued, it is not necessarily clean, there’s got to be a reason. So think of they get around to i inglhedooropen.itis By Raymond T. DeMeo pared a day in advance, served the tainted tacos, lEnkniniuiaissi stupid, that’siall. Big Business is duration of each meal. the meat for analysis at served. followed for the rest of childhood. That’s one. once more winte and the whole cycle Herald Reporter an accepted practice in school nurse Margaret just like tlw k id who throws the state laboratories. They "Some mothers would why “ Brush your teeth” must be said twice Don’ t bother to. say you’ll call the health starts all over agu. Manchester’s and other Dwyer sent home 33. did not learn until this say, T m not surprised’ From Bolens beer can odf the car window. What THEN THERE ARE commands that go a day for approximately 18 years, or until Cafeteria workers at towns’ school cafeterias, students afflicted with inspector. His kids’ rooms probably look week that Clostridium when their child came differende does one more make? into the category of socialization. These are Bennet Junior High it’s susceptible to the kind stomach ailments be­ the child takes his toothbrush and moves about the same. THE PROBLEM, of course, is timing. If bacteria was present in home with stomach trou­ This place is a mess anyway. He’s commands such as "Brush your teeth," School will prepare their of bacteria infestation tween 10 a.m, and 1 p.m., out. Don’ t say, “ you’ll probably get bugs if the samples, Salcius said. ble, because somebody Free Mower Attachment not a bad kid. "Comb your hair,’ ’ “ Wash your hands,’ ’ tacos a different way that occurred at Bennet, Salcius said. Most of those He said it’s impossible »; Parents must also be prepared for the you don’t,” because then he’ll be afraid to folowing an outbreak of else in the family had Please turn to page 13 “ Food poisoning from students were back at to say with certainty that Purchase A Bolens Tractor ' Americans have taken most of student stomach ailments already had it,” Mrs Clostridium bacteria Ss school the next day. all of the 147 students who their money out of the savings that the town sanitarian Uppling said. And Get The Mower Free! much, much more com­ came down with stomach banks. They’re spending it to live 2 blamed on food poisoning The large number of mon than people think. ailments during the few how and let the future take care of from 'bacteria-infested students sent home with SAVE It’s a very underreported days following March 1 taco meat. similar symptoms tipped itself. That’s what all of us disease,” Salcius said. were afflicted by food *500 to *1000 Town Sanitarian John off the town Health De­ everywhere are doing with the The reason it’s often poisoning from the tacos. Salcius termed the out­ partment that food poi­ earth. We’re using it up for ignored is that the symp­ TO CLEAN COFFEE break, which affected an soning was involved, he Mary Uppling, the ourselves with no thought of the A husband finally gets his turn toms — diarrhea, stom­ STAINS from china or Limited Offer! estimated 147 students, “ a said. school system’s cafeteria ach cramps, and some­ plastic, rub stain with future. Does' anyone think oil very, very mild form of After interviewing director, said today there times vomiting —• usually ' prices are going to keep going Editor’s note; Charles Plese is the Manchester. I charge down to the food poisoning'' caused by more than 300 Bennet was “ a terrific epidemic baking soda. To find a cash We just have to grin and bear it. end after six to eight down the next 10 years? Thenext 50 husband of Manchester Herald reporter hardware store minutes before it closes 4 Clostridium bacteria' students, health officials of stomach ailments in buyer for that china closet I havfe six or seven more People I meet in Manchester poke hours, he said, years? There won’t be any oil in 50 Susan Plese. Mrs. Plese did not see this Salcius said the tacos, traced the outbreak to the town anyway” around the you no longer use, place a on the eve of a special holiday, and I was their fingers in my chest and say. ’’Don't ■rhe day after Bennet column before it was published, nor did served at school luncfi on tacos and took samples of time that the tacos were low-cost ad in CHassified. years but you’d never believe it if anecdotes which I am sav­ a bit hasty pushing Susan and the ell at your wife anymore." “ What are she even know chat it was being written. March 1, were tamted you were from another planet newborn out of the car. P you talking about?” I ask, baffled. They It is meant as a good palured reply to her ing in retaliation for being / y because the meat, which Saving on the complete watching what the men on earth But who said I was perfect? wink, knowingly, "W e read her article,’ ’ many columns about him. was prepared a day ahead Bolens line like these 17 are doing with what they have. used a s ' her unwilling Why can’t she say something nice they say. of time, wasn’t ade­ NOTICE hp and 19 hp Eliminators Those Arabs giving gold watches about me or funny about herself? When I quately cooled after its with Twin Cylinder and $10(£biIIs as tips to the help in straight man suggest amusing stories which focus on LAST WEEK I was in one of the Main first heating, and wasn’t SUPERIOR HEATWC CRRE By Charles Plese EAST. WEST AND BUCKLAND Kohler engines and Shaft , the London hotels where they’re her misfortunes, she says, ‘*5’hat’s mot Street stores and someone handed me a reheated thoroughly staying will have nothing but sand Special to the Hqrald very funny." enough the next day to kill 6 CEDAR ST., ROCKVILLE. CT 06066 Driven Attachments.,, Perhaps you have read about me. lam map with directions to my house, three CEMETERIES in abundance with in the lifetime of We, the invisible partners, cannot win. blocks away. Amusing. off bacteria that had Now You Can . . . Isn’t It true that when something the one in the family who can’t find his formed. almost all of us. Imagine Fang saying to Phyllis, “ Why OK, turnabout is fair play. Dangerous It Is requMlad that ceimtsry lot ownsrs re­ Afford The B o a t. happens to someone else, it is funnier way through Manchester, who cringes The problem wasn’t the don’t you tell them about the time you but fair. No more Mr. Nice Guy. Enough move eny winter greve decorations ttut ttiey 875-0946 Swviewl and Sold By President" Reagan’s environ­ than when it happens to you? when our son goes sledding down the hill, fault of cafeteria em­ stuck your finger in an electric socket?” is enough. My turii to point out Susan’s wish to keep. mental philosophy is consistent All of these years, I thought the jokes who sits bored in the store with his ployees, he said, but How about Dangerfield’s wife suggest­ weak moments. Starting Monday, April 4,1983, weather per­ with his economic beliefs. He about Phyllis Diller’s husband. Fang, shopping wife. I ’m the one who, at the rather the pans »hey were name Retention Oil Burners ing a routine such as, ” My wife, she is so Manchester and the world, are you using, which were too mitting, the necessary spring clean-up of honesfj^ believes everything were funny. Erma Bombeck’s relation­ last minute, dashes out to a local store W.H. PREUSS SONS beautiful, I don’t know why she married ready for this? When will the young deep to allow the meat to the grounds w}ll begin In preparation tor works out best if you let everyone ships with her husband and family were and buys a stale donut for his wife for our CariinlOOCRO from $29>4S Installed 228 BOSTON TPKE., BOLTON me?” Why can’t Erma write about the writer for the Herald regale us with the be cooled quickly and mowing. get all they can for themselves. He always good reading. So were Rodney anniversary, and who impatiently waits 643-9 49 2 time' she managed to drop a dozen eggs fact that she is a wonderful-driver, fu lly reh ea ted The REMINDER: PlasUc flowers or decorations Beckett RE from 1281.61 Installed believes this is what produces the Dangerfield’s exploits with his family. for her to get out of the car when she into her Easter boifnet and her husband except . around parked cars?. workers now use shal­ should not be used on grave sites between most for all of us. When he For the last two years I have found that brings home the newborn from the April 4 and October 31,1983. came to the rescue by building a new one She can maneuver through any traffic, lower pans and meat appointed Anne jSorsuch, now I have something in common with those hospital. thermometers, he said. Robert O. Harrison FULLY LICENSED AND INSURED out of old pheasant feathers? anytime, and make it home in one piece. Burford, to be head of the EPA, he invisible partners who never get the Salcius said that when Superintendent of It will never happen. It is funnier REFERENCES. B a l B t i s knew her background as a Denver opportunity to speak up. IT IS TRUE. I get lost on Main Street in food is cooled and re­ Cemeteries lawyer who had opposed environ­ talking about the foolishness of others. Please turn to page 13 heated so it can be pre­ Dependability to Eliminate the Hard Work From Yard W ■>. mentalists. 12 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., March 24, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs., Niarch 24, 1983 - 13 Advice Hartford s^phony earns Adopt a pet Teen wants a good lecture q loudly applauded sendoff Fetch a throw-away dog

idllor 8 note: David Almond is program. to help her curb her passions SIreclor pi music at Concordia The secohtl movement, a martial Now, who would go and throw out ^Lutheran Church, a music teacher nocturne, includes such unusjual a perfectly good dog? 41 the Assumption School and Sound scoring effects as playing the bass That’s maybe what Officer DEAR ABBY: I am 14 engagement. organist at Temple Beth Sholom. drum with brushes, the use of Richard Rand asked himself when and my boyfriend is 15, Swiss cowbells, and col, legno he got the town dog pound’s lastest and our parents are good DEAR ABBY: I get my By David Almond Ideas playing in the strings (striking the guest this week. friends, so we see a lot of hair shampooed and set Special to the Herald string with the wood of the bow). The part Chihuahua was found once a week at a beauty By each other. Please don’t D e a r A b b y David L. Almond These distinctive timbral features on Monday wandering around the think I’m a little slut, but I shop I have patronized for • An appreciative audience gave of the work received no attention in town dump. He’s so tiny he can be am getting very close to a long time. I also have eloquent blessing to the impending the program notes. picked up quite easily. going all the way. I guess I Abigail Van Buren my fingernails manicured toad trip of the Hartford Sym­ Rand estimates he’s about 3 to 5 there. phony Orchestra Tuesday evening The sardonic wit of the work am very passionate for shows most clearly in the middle years old. His color is a dirty white, my age, but I can’t see The young woman who with a lengthy (for Hartford) and woodwind sections, and a he’s well groomed, and collar gives me my manicures ovation for a fine performance of movement, a Scherzo full of lower anything wrong with kiss­ mandolin player. woodwind sonorities which seem to mark^^around his neck indicate he ing and hugging and Mghts one cigarette after the Symphony No. 7 of Gustav While the orchestra was well- was Mmeone’s pet until recently. another during my manic­ Mahler. On Friday evening, Ar­ boil and bubble up from below the touching if you feel like it. prepared for its task, there were "Wfhether she slipped (the col­ ure. I am not the type to thur Winograd will conduct the surface of the earth. As they did It’s what it leads to that that will minimize the we are out together, peo­ many members of the audience throughout the work, the wood­ lar) 6ff or someone dumped him complain, but it bothers HSO in the same work at New York scares me. I am still a temptation. Too much ple look at us like we’re a who were not. A large work like wind playing was more than equal down here I just don’t know,” says me to' be so close to City’s Carnegie Hall. v, virgin (I think), and I togetherness often places little weird. Why won’t this makes demands upon the to the task. Rand. intend to keep my virgin­ someone who is smoking. The concert opened with a listener, too. Some of the audience '.-•■V,,' i . i t . a superhuman burden on society accept us? If I The strings sounded well in the His name — and we mean HIS ity as iong as possible. Should I tell her I am performance of the G minor Piano should have taken off work early young and fiery passions. were 25 and J. were 44, wayward waltz theme which ap­ name — is Yoda, after the famous, I have read letters from allergic to smoke? I don’t Concerto of Felix Mendelssohn- and had a nap prior to the Your feelings are nor- nobody would think a pears in the movement and they all white Star Wars character. your readers who said want to upset her as she is Bartholdy with guest soloist Ben­ performance (a half hour “ cat­ mai, but, unfortunately, thing of it. made a striking effect at the point Yoda won’t be avilable for they actually got preg­ a, very nice person jamin Pasternack. The orchestra, nap” helped this reviewer). at 14 you can’t afford to Do you think we can where Mahler called for two adoption until Tuesday, but if nant without going ail the fully express them. make a go of marriage? J. otherwise. ^ usually fine concerto accompa- There were quite a few defec­ • way, and that scares me. TIMID IN FORT WORTH 'nist, sounded stodgy and lacked apocalyptic col legno strikes by the you’re interested, call Rand to let is kind and gentle, and as tion? between movements. Not too whole string section. him know. We have gone too far DEAR ABBY: Please mature as a man of 50. RICHARD CHAMBERLAIN, BARBARA STANWYCK the ebullience this work requires. many after the first movement, DEAR TIMID: Most Pasternack, a bearded, bespec­ The fourth movement, like the To adopt a dog from the pound already, and we can’t go don’t think I’m crazy, but Besides, he makes me .. . He’s terrible, she’s great in too-long TV movie but the exodus after the second back to holding hands I’m a 44-year-oId woman happy. smokers assume that tacled young man, performed his movement was like what happens second, is a piece of Nachtmusik costs $5 to make the transaction legal. now. I know I’m going too who has been madly in SITTING ON TOP their smoking is inoffen­ part admirably. His playing in Fenway when there are two outs (night music or nocturne). Unlike fast for my own good, and love with a 25-year-old OF THE WORLD sive unless they are told throughout was clean and clari­ in the seventh inning and the Red the former movement, this one is In other news from the pound, I feei guilty. man for the last five otherwise. If you tell a fied, like a delicate wine. Sox are losing 12-0. more richly scored, opening with a poor old Boots is still waiting for a Give me a good iecture months. J. has never-86eS’ DEAR SITTING: Be “ nice person” that her The scoring in the second move­ A lack of interest on the part of lovely horn solo accompanied by generous someone to come and smoking bothers you, she 'Thorn Birds' too tedious the lower strings. if you think it wili help. married, but I have been less concerned with what ment is a masterstroke on Men­ some in the audience might be due give him a good home. f o u r t e e n a n d o n l y married three times. (Wi­ "society ” thinks and will graciously refrain delssohn’s part. The solo instru­ tb the generally boring program In a welcome gesture, Mahler Boots is a real gentleman who’s HUMAN dowed once and divorced more concerned with from smoking in yopr ment is accompanied by lower notes. These notes are long on silences the percussion for this obviously had the best of upbring­ twice.) I have three grown what each of you can presence^______strings, divided in four parts. biographical, information and movement. A note of Bohemian ings. His boots are an interesting to warrant all the publicity Unfortunately the orchestra peasant color is added in the use of DEAR FOURTEEN: children who. accept our bring to a marriage. Be­ HOUSEHOLD VINEGAR short on analysis of the works at brown and white color, and add to You are wise and intelii- situation because they ing madly in love for five is an effective and inexpen­ lacked pliability; I suspect insuffi­ hand. Instead of general state- a mandolin. The orchestra played his good looks. gent to recognize the cient rehearsal. the movement with unspoiled have never seen me so months classifies you as sive fabric laundry rinse. By Kenneth R. Clark dialogue that characterizes the script. tnents like, “ The Symphony has It’s obviouis Boots is becoming Herald photo by Tarquinio seriousness of your pre­ happy in all my life! ‘‘honeymooners.’’ Your Classified is the effective United Press International While Pasternack’s playing was five movements arranged in a warmth and humor. Rand’s favorite at the pound. dicament. You and your Abby, I never knew what chances for making a go and inexpensive way to relaxed and effortless throughout, symmetrical series.” (one could Mahler’s last movement is a ” He’s very easy to get along with,” ■YODA’ THE CHIHUAHUA boyfriend should see less AS HER impoverished brother and Meggie’s father, the piano seemed less than respon­ love was all about until I of marriage would be find a cash buyer for NEW YORK — With all the controversy swirling Richard Kiley steals the first three episodes in perfect get this information by reading the more than ample reward for the Rand says. ... name(j for famous all—white Star Wars character of each other, and then met this beautiful, sensi­ better if you tested your household items you no around “ The Thom Birds,” which bows into the prime sive in its lower register (below program order)how about telling persevering listener. The compos­ only in circumstances match with Jean Simmons. Sydney Penny, Who plays middle c ), causing fast passages to tive, caring man. When love with a long longer use." time schedule Sunday at 8 p.m. EST, one might think Meggie at 10, looks enough like the grown-up Meggie the listener what kind of things to, er’s polyphony, at times reminding the latest ABC mini-series powerful enough to be a ^ound blurred in this range. The expect in each movement? one of the Wagner of the Prelude to to be Rachel Ward’s kid sister, but someone should' soloist received a good hand for his threat to something. 'have checked Chamberlain. , For instance, in the first move­ ’’Die Meistersinger” and Siegf­ In truth, “ The Thom Birds,” based on the novel by efforts. ment, Mahler makes extensive use ried’s Rhine Journey from ’’Die I^KE A thoroughbred race horse, he tends to ' When it came to the lengthy Busy-just yell 'stop jumping' Therapy must begin as soon Colleen McCullough, is a sometimes tedious 10-hour stampede at the sound of his own voice if no one is of an unusual instrument in a Goetterdaemmerung” was real­ soap opera, set in Australia, shot in Southern five-movement Mahler Sym­ symphony orchestra, the baritone ized in a clear, robust orchestral holding the reins. phony, one found out where the V California and generally overacted by a cast four At one point, Chamberiain is giving a pious pep talk horn, akindoftenortrumpetwitha sound. The string section sounded Continued from page 11 noises that cause the plaster to fall generations deep. orchestra had been concentrating tone color more brilliant than the their best in this movement, both in If the child is thinking about to Kiley’s rebellious older son when the son interrupts off the ceiling. jumping, the realization that The United States Catholic Council hates it, its efforts. The work requires a more usual French horn. The terms of intonation and in ensem­ to tell him bitterly, “ You make me want to puke with By October, the children will have All I do, every 10 minutes or so, is you’ve read his mind will so McDonald’s of the Golden Arches is shunning it, and high energy level and endurance, ^tensive solo passages in this ble. Winograd brought the work to after a stroke as possible your preaching.” learned to shut the door, then yell up the stairs, “ Stop jumping.” unnerve him that he will sit on his the Nielsen family which thrives on prime time junk both to play and to hear. The movement were curely played, an appropriately grand finish. parents can start saying “ Leave The line, delivered to television critics assembled Orchestra met these requirements Scientific research has shown that bed and stare into space for 10 full food probably will treat it the way a cat treats tuna by A3C for an advance screening, triggered a roar of although by whom one will never Things bode well for the orches­ the door open,” in preparation for at any one time, 97.43 percent of all DEAR DR. LAMB: My fish. with the addition of five percus­ minutes. It may be the only break and my friend told me I laughter in an audience that obviously was busy know. Additional orchestral per­ tra’s New York performance. May spring. By April, the door will be normal children are either jump­ only son is now 50 years sionists, two harps, enlarged brass sonnel are not listed in the you’ ll ever get. must be dehydrated. The Catholic Council hates it because of Richard sharing the sentiment, if for entirely different-^ they perform at their best. . once again open. Sounds compli­ ing, or they are thinking about it. old and married. He has Would you tell me about Chamberlain and Rachel Ward, who re^Mctively If he’s not jumping and he’s not reasons. cated, but it’s terribly simple. If your child is jumping, the thinking about it, he will think had a heart condition for dehydration and how it portray handsome priest Ralph de BricasSIrt and years. He had a severe But the worst sin of all surfaces in Stanwyck’s death My' own favorite command, command will make him stop long you’re dotty, and he’ ll stop wha Your Health affect$ you? If a person Meggie Cleary, the toothsome Irish lass who lures him scene, in which Chamberlain is left praying over a however, is ’’Stop jumping.” It enough for you to make a long stroke on his right side thinks he or she has it, is it tever he’s doing out of respect for to a deserted beach, seduces him and bears his son. body so visibly still breathing as to imply the plot is About Town covers all situations when the child distance phone call or get a chiffon and hat been hospitalized serious enough to contact your delicate condition. It works The Cathoiic Council’s objection is not so much that about to spawn a resurrection. is out of sight and making banging cake out of the oven safely. for two months now. He is Lawrence Lamb, M.D. a doctor? every time. she does it at all as that she doe^it right in the middle “ The Thom Birds” has its moments, but they are aMe to walk but he has lost of. Holy Week. McDonald’s, which has advised its his voice. too few for 10 long hours of devotion to the tube. DEAR READER: If franchise-holders not to buy local advertising in Book sale Friday He is very intelligent you were a little older connection with the show, says it just isn’t family MCC offers course and understands every­ than I suspect you are, programming. ■ The Hartford Smith College Club will sponsor its Writer's husband gets turn thing that is said to him. The Institute of Local History at Manchester you might have wrinkling / 21st annual book sale Friday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Community College will offer a non-credit course But he cannot speak. Hb In general, as soon as The more sophisticated of of the skin and feel your ABC C i^ be grateful for all the hoopla, because Thoughts and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Trinity College Continued frorfi page 11 our neighbor who also happens to parking lot, seek another location can only use his hands to entitled “ McCarthyism and the Media,” Thursdays the acute crisis will per-- these can be used for a shoes get loose. “ Thorn Birds” needs all the publicity it can get. Field House, Broad Street entrance. She is the only person I know who be a Manchester policeman. She to park. show what he means. Will from 7:20 to 9:30 p.m.n April 7 through May 12. mit, rehabilitation should fairly good conversation. A good indicator of The cinematography is exquisite, but then anything cannot hit a moving object. It has backed a car (with open door) into 1 have six or seven more he ever be able to talk start. That includes main­ What a terrible thing it Approximately 25,000 recycled bopoks are for sale. The course will be offered in Room 207 on the The problem with these is whether or not you are* less than exquisite in these days of technological would have been here long The books, both hardback and paperback, are to be stationary. I have instructed our neighbor’s tree. anecdotes which I am saving in again? God help us. taining the movement and that the person must dehydrated is how much is to have no place to call ago. college’s Hartford Road campus. The course will wizardry is unacceptable to the dullest eye in the separated into categories. Also for sale will be trace the history and effects of the House our youngsters, when they are If I suggesj a little more caution retaliation for being used as her function of the limbs and able to master the ma­ urine you pass each day. television audience. home. When you’re tired Who was it that said, “ I playing in the driveway, to keep around parked cars and other DEAR READER: The magazines, sheet music and records. Un-American Activities Committee on the media, unwilling straight man. very early efforts to begin chine and not everyone If you don’t get enough What sins there are stain the hands of director Daryl and discouraged where do was hungry and you gave moving around when she pulls in. stationary objects, she says, ” I left side of the brain speech rehabilitation. ’The can. Don’t be discour­ fluids you will not put out you go if you have no me no food . . . I was a There will be a curiosity table for old or unusual theater, motion pictures, television, radio and I have remained silent these past Duke who apparently gave little direction either to his publications. The side of our red colonial has a can’t help it, my hormones are years partially because I am controls the movements earlier speech therapy is aged, there are many much urine as the kidneys actors Or to his cameras. home? When you need to stranger and you did not books, and a table for more valuable books. of the right arm and leg streak of automobile white, from -screwed up.” Can’t argue with that afraid that if angered, she might started, the better the things that can be done. will be conserving your Barbara Stanwyck, back on the screen after years be alone and soak in the welcome me.” Could Je­ Admission is free and there is plenty of free parking. Through lecture, discussion and films, students will when she scraped it. logic. and it also contains the comfort of the familiar tell things about me no one should results. Meanwhile I, am send­ body water. Your urine in retirement, has lost none of her old powe^. sus have said that? To examine and learn about this explosive and She managed to back into a speech center. When the where do you go when you I could regale you for hours. It is know. Your son needs speech ing you The Health Letter will be darker because it She plays the wealthy and viciously manipulative you? To me? controversial period in American history. parked car across from our blood supply to the left have no home? enough to say, if you see a silver therapy. Even if he does 16-6. What You Need to will be concentrated. A matriarch Mary Carson with a magnificent savagery, • driveway. It happened to belong to Please, Susan, not the watch side of the brain is im­ not regain his ability to Street people are a new Cut-A-Thon for Easter Seals The tuition fee is $45. Evie Goldich, assistant Chevette with a red stripe in a story! Know About Strokes. Oth­ normal person consuming only occasionally stumbling over the overblown Rev. Shephard S. 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He may have TWENTY FIRST ANNUAL r ocean in some of the^vorlt ‘ my principal criticizes me Potato and Salad There is a Case tractor to fit months ago he moved in resented being asked for racinun ' weather possible before it your budget and yet refuses to help in money and yet again, that - ran onto rocks and was any way. with me. We were getting MANCHESTER along swell but he never might have had nothing to ; smashed off Arranmore. Any suggestions? wanted to help with the do with his leaving. Cir­ 5.95 Salvage experts told ^ -J B * L DEAR READER: Yes. bills. cumstances may have ANTIQUES SHOW r -5fm today there was no First of all. being raised changed with his ex-wife. 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results BOSTON (U PI) — Two drugs as her address or the president o f ' show promise in treating the the United States. memory loss and confusion suf­ After treatment with the drug,' BOSTON (U PI) — People with fered by victims of a type of she was able to cognt back from 40' severe chest pains who underwent by fours and was able to readily Ninth grade dilemma premature senility known as Alz- coronary bypass surgery early heimers disease, three studies recall “ major events.” into their disease lived longer and It s tough enough nowadays being a ninth Cavs top Knicks reported today. y Naloxone, a marketed com­ were freer from the debilitating grader. A letter to the editor of the New pound thought to be without pain than patients .only treated It’s even tougher if you’re a ninth grader who England Journal of Medicine, said serious side effects, blocks the with drugs, a study said today. hapi^ns to be a good athlete in a “ minor sport” — the drug Naloxone, long used to effects of these natural opium-like Of 1,282 patients who underwent snd the term ‘minor’ is used loosely. help peoplq come out of morphine substances. Thoughts early surgery for unstable angina, Many a school system includes ninth graders as anesthesia and heroin overdoses, The effects last one to three 83 percent were stiil alive after 10 was successful In treating tw ee weeks and have been maintained ‘ u® - they’re called freshmen. ApLENty years, and 90 percent of them were That, however, is not the case in Manchester after 18 losses atients with severe Alzheimer's in one patient for approximately Len Auster, free of severe chest pains, doctors where ninth graders are still designated as junior lisease. three months. reported in the New England high students. Herald Sportswriter gTwo letters in the Journal It initially was administered ^ By Fred Llet Journal of Medicine. That’s the mb. Many a ninth grader has made reported another drug, physostig- intravenously to five patients with! UPI Sports Writer "Randomized studies of unsta- his mark on the high school level. All you had to mlne, “ may prove to be clinically moderately severe or severe Alz­ bie angina have shown that 40 to 70 do was check the newspaper the other day and see useful in the treatment of Alzhei­ heimer's disease^ositive results Say this much for the Cleveland percent of patients treated medi­ a freshman hit the winning basket as Wilby High mer's disease.” It counters the loss in three patients ^ m p t e d a more Cavaliers: they don’t let you get cally (non-surgically) continued to ousted Bulkeley in a state Class L basketball of a vitamin, choline, secreted by thorough, controll^ study. too famous. be severely disabled by angina, semifinal. “ The ninth graders (in t r g c k r ^ v e Timothy the brain. Doctors, however, re­ Seven patients received intrav­ When last seen in New York, the whereas this was true in less than A freshman'! Edwards (of South Windsor) antMflid{rafid that’s ported many side effects asso­ enous administration of either the Knicks were bestowed with a 10 percent of the patients treated St. Paul of Bristol, for example, has an it for now,” added Dooman. ciated with the drug. drug or placebo. Noted im prove-. thunderous ovation in Madison surgicaily,” wrote researchers up-and-coming freshman in Steve Pikiell. There That’s far than enough competition needed by The beneficial effects of Nalox­ ment was seen by investigators' Square Garden, h'aving just beaten from the Oregon Health Sciences UPI photo are those in the Bell City who see him as the the ninth graders. And that crew includes University in Portland. one, were reported at a Washing­ and family members of^ three ■ second coming of Mark Noon, which puts a lot of Bennet’s Debbie Dussault, a ninth grader who did the Philadelphia 76ers 89-76. It was patients. | / . ; the first time the Knicks' had Dr. Albert Starr said many ton, D.C., news conference at well during the recently held Indoor track sebson. y °“ "8ster in the first place. beaten the 76ers all season and the physicians use surgery only as a which Health and Human Services “ The results revealdd signifi­ Pikiell, from his play against East Catholic late in There’s no indoor track at Bennet so she could garne appeared to signal the last resort when medication fails, Easier twiddler Secretary Margaret Heckler' an­ cantly greater improvement on tne 1982-63 season, is not completely ready but compete at the high school level. arrival of the club as a playoff but his team has used it early in the nounced the formation of an both clinical ^easures and cogni­ ifiost importantly he was getting varsity playing But what about this spring? What can this contender. course of the disease, to prevent an Arthur Kemp, division saies manager of the Alzheimer’s disease task force. ' tive test n)easures on Naloxone,. youngster do besides competing in maybe two Knowies of Washington, D.C., deveioped On Wednesday night in Rich­ initial or subsequent heart attack. Forster Manufacturing Co. in Wilton, Maine, In the past year, researchers than on placebo,” he said, adding meets and practicing the rest of the time. That’s the toy to enhance his own habit of It wasn teven jayveetim e. It was varsity time. field, Ohio, the Cleveland Cavali­ “ It's absolutely preventative, dispiays a Twidd, a recentiy invented have found drugs that block all doses of the drug appeared to be A ninth grader in Manchester can’t even hope for unfair to her and that fact should be paid attention twiddiing, and he hopes the device wiil make effective. ers sent M t a reminder that they the operation has a very profound natural opiates in the body and the former. He is limited to junior high activity wooden toy designed to make thumb are still part of the league. effect on altering the course of the him rich. At right, Kemp shows how to use a increase memory in patients suf­ and that’s it. Dussault is good enough to compete on the high twiddling easier and to prevent sore They beat New York 84-81 to end disease, life expectancy and qual­ Twidd. The Twidd has two thumb-size hoies fering from the tragic form of And it’s getting tougher and tougher for the school level yet can’t because track is offered at knuckies white twiddling. Creator Horace a six-game losing streak. They also ity of life,” he said. driiled off center on each side. senile dementia that progressively ninth graders to compete as junior highs no the junior high level. Yet she won’t compete as settled a score of sorts, having lost Starr said patients were referred debilitates the patients. Study suggests longer include the freshmen. It doesn’t matter so much as she should because there aren’t enough to the Knicks the 18 previous times to his group by cardiologists who “ Scientific advances over the muto with “ major sports” such as soccer, ninth grade junior high foes to compete against. with the last victory coming felt the best treatment for their past decade have revealed the transit policies football, basketball and baseball where there are They are all on the varsity teams of the other December of 1979. patients was surgery. The physi­ existence of natural ophim and plenty of freshman teams to play. high schools. “ It was a lack of maturity on our cians also prescribed the latest morphine-like substances in the HARTFORD (UPI) - A citizens The dilemma is with the minor sports such as “ It depends on the sport but do you know that of Physicians call for study human brain and, to some extent, part,” said Knicks coach Hubie heart drugs, including beta study has concluded Hartford wrestling, track and tennis. the CCIL schools all are 8 and 4 (grades 1-8 and Brown. “ When you are playoff blockers and nitroglycerine as throughout the body,” said Dr. should create a transportation There’s talk of elimination of junior high tennis then 9-12) except for Manchester. And around they came on the market, he said. Barry Reisberg of New York management center in its Public here only South Windsor is 6-3-3,” said Kelley. bound you don’t play flat. You are and golf because of budget constraints. That, in paid to play 82 games.” Combining drugs with surgery University Medical Center. Works Department. the long run, may be beneficial for athletes in “ In soccer, all the schools have freshmen was important t^cause they in­ The substances, known as ihe The report by the Citizens those sports. teams so it’s no problem. But in sports like track The last minute was reason enough to anger Brown. Cleveland creased thequality of life as well as of effects of Agent Orange endorphins and enkephalins, are Committee for Effective Govern­ They’d be allowed to compete for the high and tennis it is very difficult (scheduling). In longevity, he said. He said many believed to have important affects ment said the city should also school. track we have maybe a half dozen (meets) but led 81-76 with 61 seconds to go. New patients had virtually no symp­ on brain functioning. establish a committee to set most of them are just 7-8 (grade). We’re waiting York center Bill Cartwright then toms of heart disease after BOSTON (U PI) - A group of cetic — and a contaminant known Reisterg described a woman in transportation policies. for the high school groups to hold their meetings. missed three free throws — he was and that there also be a compre­ surgery. doctors calleid today for a “ syste­ as dioxin. her 70s with a moderate to severe The report concluded transpor­ Not this year If they are heavy with freshmen, maybe we can given a third when Cleveland was hensive evaluation and documen­ case of the disease who had called for a lane violation — with 26 The study said the most recent matic investigation" into reports Dioxin is believed by many tation is important to the city Illing Junior High nfade a request to the CIAC schedule a meet. If not. I ’m not sure what we will tation of the birth defects that have difficuity counting back from 10 by dd,” Kelley said. seconto left. Jeff Cook sank two follow-up found 61 percent of the of birth defects among children of scientists to be the most substance because it involves potentially that four of its ninth grade wrestlers be allowed to patients had no angina, 20 percent veterans exposed to the chemical known. occurred in veterans' children,” ones and rememl^ring such things large sums of money. “ It was true with wrestling. They didn’t have free throws to give the Cavaliers the physicians wrote. compete for Manchester High. The request was an 83-79 lead with lO seconds to go. had the chest pains only on severe defoliant Agent Orange during the “ Animal studies have shown denied on the basis that Illing has its own as much competition as they would have with 41 “ This research should be de­ exertion. • Vietnam war. that all three substances are Barry (Berpstein). No doubt they would have Cartwright hit a layup with signed to clarify the cause of the wrestling program. Unstable angina was defined as In a letter to the editor of the New teratogenic (causing abormali- wrestled more with him,” Kelley said. seven seconds remaining before birth defects and other handicap­ The denial makes a lot of sense, except for the the presence of one of three England Journal of Medicine, the ties) or toxic to the fetus (or What to do? That’s the 98 dollar question. Cook made l-of-2 foul shots two ping conditions,” they said. Farmers agree to idle fact those pinth graders involved didn’ t compete k ' symptoms: chest pains while three physicians also said the GIs b o t h )t h e doctors wrote. “ We are beginning to see holes in track and seconds later. Paul Westphal of The letter was signed by Dr. as much as maybe they would have liked. The New York missed a 3-pointer at the resting, pains suffered after recov­ should “ be studied with approp­ number of opposing schools to participate against wrestling. We used to have great wrestling with ering from a heart attack and Francesca A. LaVecchio, a neuro­ buzzer. riate. controlled, epidemiologic They cited a poll by the Massa­ was minimal. Yes, they did compete in anumber the Enfield schools but how they’ve gone to increasingly progressive pain of psychologist, Dr. Hermine Pa- 2,000 acres of land Phil Hubbard had a season- high methods” to determine what role, chusetts Chapter of Agents Orange of invitationals but it was difficult getting a full four-year high schools. We’re also seeing a little recent onset. if any. Agent Orange may have shayan, a genetics specialist, and 22 points (9-of-15 shooting) and Victims International which regular schedule. crunch in softball. Because of budgets, schools “ They all had a very poor played in any illnesses they have Dr. William Singer, a pediatric MONTPELIER, VT. (UPI) — grabbed 13 rebounds for Cleveland showed 37 percent of the children farmers who keep their croplands It certainly would have been totter off for are absorbing ninth grade girls into their jayvee prognosis,” said Starr. suffered since the war. neurologist, all of New England Vermont farmers have agreed to idle. while World B. Free added 17 bom to veterans who responded Manchester High, and Coach Barry Bernstein, if teams so we either play the jayvees or the tailend ''he first coronary bypass Medical Center in Boston. idle more than 2,000 acres of or we don’t play,” Kelley said. points and Geoff Huston 16. Ber­ Agent Orange, sprayed heavily were “ not normal." Many, the USDA Program Specialist Jan these grapplers were allowed to compete for the surgery was performed in 1968. In over the dense Southeast Asian Steve Zardis, senior vice presi­ cropland to help the federal Jamrog said the new program will “ Wrestling and track are glaring lights right nard King topped the Knicks with doctors said, had diagnosed birth dent of Agent Orange Victims goverment reduce a national farm high school. They could have helped in the lower 16. 1982 the procedure was performed rain forests in 1968 and 1969, defects. only pay farmers 80 percent of weight classes, which are always difficult to fill now. It’s where we have our biggest troubie,” the on about 200,000 people in the contains a mixture of two herbi­ Iptematonal, 8aiar''the doctors’ surplus authorities say is weaken­ what they might have earned by Illing AD continued. ’"I’m just happy to get the chance UPI photo “ We propose that Vietnam vete­ letter could help veterans and their with sophomores. United States, but Starr said many cides — 2-4 dichlorophenoxyacetic ing the agricultural industry. growing the crops, but gives them “ I think if we don’t have anything down here, to play hard and win,” Hubbard rans be studied with appropriate, families who have had difficulty How many sophomores do you know weigh 98 more Americans suffer from the acid and 2-4-5 trichlorophenoxya- A U.S. Department of Agricul­ _the advantage of not having to they should be allowed to compete up there (at the said. “ We’ve been working hard controlled epidemiologic methods getting medical treatment based pounds? disease. ture spokesman said Wednesday work the land to earn the money. high school),” is the opinion expressed by and coming up short. I just have to MILWAUKEE'S ALTON LISTER OVERPOWERS on exposure to the herbicide. “ We're just scratching the sur­ 109 Vermont farmers — out of 347 “ It compensates farmers by Dooman. keep moving without the bail. You . . . 76ers’ Moses Malone in rebound battle “ Scientifically, I think they can face," he said. eligible to participate in the giving them earnings that are Scheduling more difficult Dooman’s point should be well taken. It should can’t stand around.” help,” said Zardis, confined to a * The operations, performed by a program — have agreed to take roughly the same” he said. be even further broadened by saying if there isn’t In oth eo'g^es, Boston defeated wheelchair from what he believes Scheduling is getting a lot tougher each year for 76ers 104, Bucks 101 (pt) Pistons 109, Pacers 96 small group of surgeons who used a Dialysis not a cure som e^4)f their land out of A total of about 2,200 acres in enough for the ninth graders on the junior high Atlanta 114-102, New Jersey is an Agent Orange-related afflic­ product idri. the respective athletic directors, Tom Kelley at downed Utah 124-104, Philadelphia At Philadelphia. Moses Malone At Pontiac. Mich., Kelly Tri- similar surgical technique, had a Vermont will be idled by the level, they should be allowed to compete for the scored 25 points, including two free five-year survival rate of 92 tion. “ Once medical people start To be eligible, he said, farmers Illing Junior High and Dave Dooman at Bennet high school. edged Milwaukee 104-101 in over­ pucka scored 26 of his 38 points in program, Jamrog said, out of Junior High. throws with five seconds remain­ percent, the study found. paying attention — particulariy must already be participating in a There are those who are ready now — or should time, Detroit beat Indiana 109-96 the first half as Detroit sent 62,000 acres potentially eligible. "Last year for track it was a little shaky. This ing in overtime, to carry the 76ers. The operative mortality rate — from renowned institutions — federal program intended to re­ be given the opportunity to improve themselves and Seattle hammered San Anto­ Indiana to its fifth straight loss. for schizophrenia “ That’s not a very large amount year it’s a little shaky for track and tennis,” said Charlie Criss of Milwaukee missed doctors are going to start taking duce the grain surprius by provid­ nio 137-117. The Pacers have dropped 16 of 18 deaths within one month after percentage-wise,” he said, “ but it against better competition. a 3-pointer at the buz'zer. The 76ers, surgery — fell from 2.5 percent in the problem seriously.” ing government payment to Dooman, speaking of scheduling opponents. “ Vye Nets 124, Jazz 104 games since the All-Star break. is pretty big.” Manchester’s ninth graders are facing a playing their fourth game in the the first five years to 1.8 percent in BOSTON (UPI) - Hemodialy­ did have a problem in track last year and this dilemma athletically. At East Rutherford, N.J., Albert SuperSonics 137, Spurs 117 who received real dialysis and last five nights, were without the second half of the study period. sis, a once-promising treatment year it’s even worse. Plus we don’t have a home King tossed in 20 points and Mike At Seattle, Gus Williams scored those who received a sham proce­ And more than just talking about it shouid be Julius Erving, Bobhy Jones and Starr said the five-year survival for schizophrenia, could cause track so we have to go away for all of them. undertaken. jQ’Koren added 18 as the Nets 27 points, David Thompson 24 and dure resembling dialysis. Franklin Edwards. The Bucks, in rate also was better in people more harm than benefit in patients battered Utah on the boards and Fred Brown 23 as Seattle dealt San Schizophrenia is a chronic dis­ Police watched their fifth game in the last six whose operations were performed suffering from the devastating matched their highest point output Antonio its worst loss of the season. ease suffered by an estimated 2 to 4 nights, were without Sidney Mon- in the second half. psychological disorder, a study million Americans, leaving most of the season. John Drew scored 28 Artis Gilmore led the Spurs with 31 said today. points for the Jazz. crief. Junior Bridgeman and Dave points while George Gervin was patients unable to work or function Cowens. None of 15 patients who under­ socially. Its cause is unknown and farm grow 'pot' held to 14. went kidney dialysis had any there is no cure. Bowman not pleased significant improvement in the GREENFIELD. Mass. (U PI) - A state police paranoia, delusions, hallucina­ Treatment involves potent drugs tions, disordered thinking and officer says he decided to raid the farm of a husband Cable TV firm that eventually cause involuntary and wife accused of farming marijuana after he bizarre behavior symptomatic of movement, such as jerking, facial the disease, doctors wrote in the watched workmen cultivating the the “ pot” in an open claims scheme grimacing, and worsen symptoms field. Celtic fans spoiled New England Journal of Medicine. in rout of Whalers of withdrawal and apathy that lead NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Storer Five patients suffered relapses Trooper Peter J. Higgins tesitifed Wednesday in the to personality breakdown. Carpen­ trial of Helen and Royal Hadfield that authorities Cable Co. claims two men are and were hospitalized during treat­ ter said. seized 917 pounds of marijuana with an estimated BUFFALO, N.Y. (U PI) — Scotty ever, came in the last minuteof the attempting to bilk its customers in ment, probably because they were Hemodialysis, in which blood is “ At home Buffalo really fore­ value of up to $1.8 million at the coupie’s homeon Sent Bowman isn’t an easy man to first period and the opening minute the New Haven area by demanding taken off their usual drug regimen filtered through the membrane of checks and if you’re not playing a 28, 1980. ■ please. of the second session. payments in a phony billing or the doses were lowered, said Dr. an artifical kidney, was seen as a disciplined game and holding their in Loughrey's book scheme. Higgins said prior to the raid he saw two men Even after Buffalo, on the Andre Savard took John Van William Carpenter, a psychiatrist powerful treatment or cure for wingers up. you’re in trouble,” working in a field of marijuana on the Hadfield’s strength of two goals each from Boxmeer’s pass and beat Hartford David Sobieraj, sales and mar­ who led researchers from the schizophrenia since the chance Cunniff said. “ Tonight we experi­ keting manager for Storer, said University of Maryland School of Sunset Avenue property in Greenfieid. Gilles Hamel and Tony McKegney, goalie Greg Millen with 25 seconds discovery in 1978 of remarkable mented a little and played a BOSTON (U PI) — Atlanta coach this week the two men have been Medicine in Baltimore. The couple are accused of growing, packaging and took a decisive 8-3 victory over the left in the opening period. Dave the Boston win. The Celtics had lost They thent<]|ent on a 5-2 spurt of recovery in a schizophrenic pa­ different system in each period. Kevin Loughery offered his condo­ calling people at random, some of distributuig large amounts of the drug. Hartfbrd Whalers Wednesday Andreychuk, who also had three five of their previous six games. their own to regain control of the “ These results provide impor­ rent undergoing dialysis for kid- That’s hard to do, but we wanted to lences to the Boston Celtics for tant experimental evidence of the Higgins was to be cross examined today by defense night. Bowman wasn’t satisfied. assists, made it 4-2 13 seconds into Dan Roundfield led the Hawks game. whom are not cable customers, ' ney disease. try something different. their inconsistent play lately, but lack of therapeutic efficacy of attorney George Nasser and his co-defense attorney “ We were a little disappointed the second period. with 20 while Rudy Macklin and demanding they pay alleged , Since then, the National Institute ’H think the goal that killed us he didn’t have much sympathy for long overdue bills. Linda Thompson of Springfield. with the three goals against,” the chipped in 18. Cedric Maxwell Those bursts had Celtics coach hemodialysis in schizophrenia,” of Mental Health, Bethesda, Md., McKegney, Mai Davis and Lindy was that third one with 25 seconds their fans. One of the two men has a ypung the study concluded. TheHadfield’s jury-waived trial opened ’Tuesday in Buffalo coach said, “ but two of Ruff broke the game open as the added 17 for Boston. " Bill Fitch more critical than has funded a number of studies to go on the first period. Any team “The people of Bostoa are voice and the other speaks with a A number of psychological tests Franklin County Superior Court before Judge Eileen them came eariy and over the last Sabres beat Millen four times on Parish, like Loughery, acknowl- pleased. with conflicting results. that comes out like they do, the spoiled,” Loughery said after the “ stern and rude British accent," and interviews performod before, Griffin. They are charged wih possession of 50 minutes we played pretty good seven shots in the second period. eVlged the high expectations and “ We were atrocious with our fast One g ^ p of researchers noted first period’s crucial. Celtics downed the Hawks 114-102 Sobieraj said. The pair allegedly during and after treatment re^ marijuana with intent to distribute. hockey. We didn’ t play all that well Hartford’s Ray Neufeld and quick judgements of Boston fans, break in the third quarter, but we almost complete recovery in schi­ Hartford forward Mark Johnson Wednesday night. '-'They (the threaten to send a collection agent vealed no difference in symptoms Higgins, the first witness called by prosecutor J f i the first period.” McKegney traded third-period but tried to quell any undue never let the game get out of zophrenic patients undergoing di­ looked beyond Wednesday’s loss Celtics) are 26 games over .500 and around to pick up the money. or quality of life between patients William Collips, described the seizure of drying Each of Hamel’s goals tied the goals to complete the.socring. concern. hand,” he said. “ We were taking alysis treatment. and to the future. the people are complaining. They Sobieraj said that anyone receiv­ marijuana, mason jars filed with marijuana plants. game in the first period. After Bob Buffalo trails Montreal by five “ The fans and the media are the ball and giving it back without “ We’re looking for the draft and forget Philadelphia’s having a ing such a telephone call should Sullivan surprised Sabres’ goal- points in the race for second place. used to us winning quite a bit, and getting anything. If we had capital­ perhaps our Binghamton farm phenomenal season. I think the demand their account number be tender Bob Sauve 1:14 into the The Sabres have four games this year we fell off the pace and ized consistently on our steals, we team to get some fresh blood and a people have been a little unfair.” recited, since only a Storer custo­ game, Hamel scored to tie the remaining and the Canadiens have they’re more shocked than we are. would have had an easier time.” Three persons die new attitude on the club.” he said. “ There are a lot of coaches who mer sDrepresentative would have game. Mark Johnson then gave the five. We’ve been inconsistent of late, but Buffalo’s ,^Dave Andreychuk would like to have their record, and that information. Independent Whalers a 2-1 lead, but Hamel Hartford Coach John Cunniff, we can pull it back together for the The Celtics seemed in control summed up Kis team’s prospects. I’m certainly one of them,” he Storer provides signeany pay­ notched his 20th of the season to with the team for only seven games playoffs,” he said. until the latter part of the final' Insurance ' 'We ha ve to play well for the rest said. Leading 64-53 at halftime, the ments and company employees again forge a deadlock. so far, conceded it was tough of the year, maybe not as good as quarter, when after building a in flu outbreak ■ Robert Parish scored 27 points Celtics withstood an 11-2 run by the are required to present identifica­ Center, Inc. The crucial Buffalo scores, how­ battling the Sabres in the Aud. 107-88 lead, the Hawks went on an tonight, but consistently,” he said. and Larry Bird added 25 to pace tion cards with photographs on Hawks, pulling the score to 73-70. 11-1 tear, closing the gap to 108-99. demand, he said. PORTLAND, Maine (UPI) — Dr. Kathy F. Gensheimer, head Three residents of a Portland of the Bureau of Health’s investi­ nursing home died as the result of a gation, declined to reveal the name type B flu outbreak, which the The .Great Gretzky held to one assist of the nursing home, noting “ it Centers for Disease Control in would do more harm than good. Atlanta lists as the first of its kind “ This outbreak was not the fault of Police probing in the country this year. the nursing home and by now the The state Bureau of Health and outbreak is almost over,” she said. Winnipeg turns the tables on high-scoring Edmonton infant’s death the CDC sent investigators to the nursin^home after the outbreak The CDC and the Bureau of Rod Oolin, CIC Bob Lothrop jo n Norrlo, CPCU By MIke Tullv ton s Wayne Gretzky. " A s a FARMINGTON (UPI) -/Police was fiWt reported in January. Health were called in because behind Jets’ goaltender Brian final period. UPI Sports Writer checking line against the Oilers, apiece to seriously hurt Detroit’s were seeking information Wednes­ Approxii^ately 45 percent of the many patients contracted the Hayward. At 1:58, Winnipeg’s Dale Mike Gartner and Vancouver’s day on the death of a newborn especially against Gretzky, we put playoff hopes and drop the Red home’s 175 patients contracted the disease after being vaccinated just Hawerchuk scored on a breaka­ DeBlois scored into an empty net Stan Smyl exchanged first- period With the high-scoring Edmonton the pressure against their defense Wings even further behind Toronto boaby found dead in a commuter disease. Six patients developed months earlier. But Ms. Genshei­ way, and at 5:40, Steen scored at 19:04 to complete his hat trick. goals to move Washington into parking lot. Oilers in town;7 it figured that and tried to keep the puck out of our in the Norris Division. Detroit has pneumonia and three of those died mer said the disease was not AUTO - HOMf - BUSINESS from the slot. Paul Maclean closed out the second place in the Patrick Div­ someone would break loose for a end.” five games remaining,and Toronto The white, maie baby was found as the outbreak continued through caused by the vaccine. It had been, “ Larry works very well In the scoring for the Jets at 19:43. ision, a point ahead of the New bunch of goals. It^wasn’t supposed DeBlois converted his own re­ six. Tuesday by two oassersby inside a early March, a subsequent report the disease would have shown up a Do you feel you’re paying too much comers and Thomas works magic “ What I was most happy about York Islanders. • to be Lucien DeBlois, either. bound with a back-hand shot at Maple Leafs 6, North Stars 3 plastic bag at Batterson Park, said. week or two after the Inoculation, for Insurance? Before you renew with the puck,” said DeBlois. “ The was that not only did that line The game was marred at 4:14 of DeBlois nevertheless scored 10: S !l| | ^ h e first period. Winnipeg’s At Toronto, Walt Poddubny tied poiice said. Authorities did not Dr. William S. Nersesian, Bu­ she said. Great Gretzky only had one assist contain their big line offensively, the opening period when Caps’ your present policy, call our office . three goals, including the game- Jim n^ Maim knocked the puck a 36-year team record for season know if the infant was torn dead or reau of Health director said, “ This tonight and that’s really some­ but if you look at Lucien’s first two defenseman Randy Holt took on died after birth. Many Maine residents caught and compare our low rates. winner, and set up another Wed­ goals by a rookie with his 27th of is not to say that the flu alone killed away from Oilers’ defenseman Pat thing. Our hard work really paid goals and Thomas Steen’s goal, Patrik Sundstrom near Washing­ the A type strain of the flu this nesday night to lead the Winnipeg the season and the left wing added Police Chief LeRoy Bangham these people. These people had a Hughes and fed center Ron Wilson, off tonight.” they came as a result of working ton’s net. Dave 'Tiger ” Williams year. The three patients who died Jets to a 7-4 victory over the Oilers. three assists to h'elp the Maple asked anyone with information to number of underlying problems — who fired a quick wristshot high to DeBlois back-handed a shot very hard and forechecking in the intervened with a cross check and had contracted type B strain, 646-6db0 — “ Checking is not an easy task Leafs snap a four-game winless contact authorities and' said all they were just clinging to life — the stick side at 14:14. from the edge of the crease for his offensive zone,” said Winnipeg incurred a game misconduct pe­ which is unusual because it cus­ and we really have to work for our streak and move five points ahead information would be kept and this was the straw that broke 830 Hartford Rd.. Manchester Edmonton replied just 46 se­ second goal of the game at 9:41 to Tom Watt. nalty and a 10-minute match confidential. tomarily strikes children, said goals,” DeBlois said after he and of last- place Detroit in the Norris the camel’s back.” (ocfo— from Lyneh Toyota) conds into the second period when give Winnipeg a 5-1 cushion. penalty for deliberately injuring Nersesian. Hnemate8 Thomas Steen and Hangers 7, Red Wings 1 Division. Ken Linseman poked in a puck that Dave Lumiey scored his' llth Holt. The match penalty carries Larry Hopkins shut down Edmon­ At Detroit, Rob McClanahan and Canucks 1, Capitals 1 was rolling across the goal line goal of the season at 4:06 of the. with it an automatic suspension Rick Chartraw scored two goals At Landover, Md., the Caps’ pending review by the N H Loffice. V \ jA j~ MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., March 24, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs., March 24, 1983- 17

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NEW YORK (UPI) - Jerry Anderson and the reliable hand of The school was directed by the thought three of the four wjere close Scoreboard Camp Tarkanian, who helped make point guard Danny Tarkanian, the N C A A to suspend Tarkanian for basketball a headline act at the personal friends. It had to be son of the coach, the Rebels were two years. But he stayed on as a University of Nevada-Las Vegas, personal. I was more pleased with N otes one of the best the West had to offer result of court appeals and pro­ the ones who did vote for us. ” today was named UPI’s Coach of in basketball this season. the Year. tracted legal maneuvering and the The city of Las Vegas is much But after reeling off 24 straight matter has yet to be resolved. The Rebels enjoyed their finest taken with the S2-year-old coach. victories and soaring to the No. 1 Tarkanian, the winningest ac­ ***bbbggaaaaabaaa, season in the 25 years basketball In the Las Vegas Convention Secondperlod— None. Penalties— 4:03; Watters, Win, malor, 4:03; Steen, ranking, U N L V tumbled from the tive coach in the country on a Rota, Win, 7:50; Semenko, Edm , 11:21; NBA standings CelliG8l14,Hawks102 has been played at the school. Center — the home of the Rebels Coiiegebasketbaii summit. The Rebels lo^t consecu­ percentage basis, said he does not Van, malor, 14:34; Blomqvlst, Was, Maxwell, Win, 11:21. Given little regard as a national also known as ’’Ta rk ’s Shark Hockey m alor, 13:34. Shots on goal— Edmonton 11-11-11— Coach of Year tive road games to Fullerton State see the coaching award as a Tank” — it is not uncommon for Third period— None. Penalties- 33. Eastern Conference A T L A N T A (102) A's hurler blasted power at the start of the year, and West Virginia. Having quali­ vindication for the past. None. Winnipeg 9-12-7— 28. Aftantic Division Roundtield 7-16 510 20, Wilkins 511 2-2 U N LV won its first 24 games. At Frank Sinatra or Sammy Davis Jr. W L Pet. O B 12, Rollins 5-8 33 13, Davis 511 55 18 NEW YORK (UPI) — Winners of the fied for the NCM \Tournam ent as "I haven’t had any problems Shots on goal— Vancouver 14-2-5— Goalies— Edmonton, Fuhr. Win­ the time it was the only mqjor to be in the stands. 21. nipeg, x-PhlladelphIo 58 10 .853 — Macklln 511 54 18, Glenn 59 30 10, United Press International college By United Press International winner of the PaJSfic Coast At- with the N CAA the past five Woshlngton 10-10-14— 36. Hayward. A— 15,807. Boston 47 21 .491 11 McMIlllen 1-3 30 2, Matthews 39 30 6, basket­ doubled in two runs in the sixth school to be undefeated. Yet, in a town whose specialty is NHL standings New Jersey 43 24 .423 15Norm Stewart, Missouri 13 starts, pounded four Reds’ Year makes up for anything.” And when he begins chomping on !, DKi. W L T Pts. G F G A Atlanta 37 33 .529 8 AInge 39 30 6, McHale 34 59 11, 1981— Rolph Miller, Oregon State pitchers, got torpedoed but good. North Carolina State in their first hletic Association, the Rebels hit T Phllodelph 45 21 8 96 298 22D pitchers for 12 hits. Gary Redus Nonetheless, controversy fol­ his towel at courtside to relieve the 9 Wo»hlngtn 37 22 15 69 282 254 Detroit 32 38 .457 13 Archibald 2-3 2-4 6, Wedman 510 2-2 10, Langford, trying to rebound game in the N CAA Tournament. the exit doors in a hurry, losing Northern Chicago 24 45 .348 20'/} Henderson 34 1-2 1, Robey 30 30 0, Corr 1980— Ray Meyer, DePaul homered for Cincinnati. lowed Tarkanian this season — tension, as is his habit, Tarkanian T-N Y Islandrs 38 25 12 88 280 215 from arm problems, allowed 12 In balloting by 152 sports writers 71-70 to N.C. State in the West y-N Y Rongrs 32 33 9 73 288 269 RangeraT, Redwings 1 W L T Pts. G F GA Cleveland 18 51 .261 26'/} 31 3-4 3. Totals 39-81 3548 114. 1979— Bill Hodges, Indlano State At St. Petersburg, Fla., Dave though it was not of his doing. has the look of a tag-team wrestler x-FrederIctn 43 25 94 328 263 Indlano 17 52 . 244 27'/} Atlanta 29 24 26 23— 102 1978— EddieSutton, Arkansas hits and nine runs in 5 2-3 innings and broadcasters across the coun­ Regional on a tip-in by Thurl N iw . Jersey 15 44 13 43 207 310 Maine Collins drove in two runs with a The Rebels failed to capture the about to enter the ring. Pittsburgh 17 50 6 42 243 373 ^ 31 314 290 Western Conference Boiton 3331 23 27-114 1977— Bob Golllord, San Francisco Wednesday in the A s 13-2 loss to try. Tarkanian was an easy winner Bailey with three seconds to go. New York 2 2 3— 7 Novo Scotia ^ 33 5 79 348 310 Midwest Division Three-point goals— Davis, Bird. Fouled fifth-inning single to lead the Blue No. 1 position in the rankings the But this year it is the look ofthe Adams Division Detroit 010—1 Adironckick the San Diego Padres. with 52 votes. Lou Carnesecca of V-Bostpn 47 18 9 103 303 204 34 36 5 73 309 323 W L Pet. G B out— None. Total fouls— Atlonto 29, Bos­ 1976— Tom Young, Rutgers Jays. The Cardinals announced Tarkanian has been an outlaw of week they had a 22-0 record. Four Rebels that has given him the most First period— 1, NY Rangers, Beck 11 Moncton 31 35 7 69 272 284 San Antonio 43 27 .614 — ton 1975— Bobby Knight, Indiana E ric Show pitched six shutout St. John’s was second with 25 and sorts in college basketball. y-Montreol 39 23 13 91 331 270 (Ruotsalalnen, Beckman), 18:04. 2, N Y Sherbrooke that second baseman Tom Herr coaches on the U P I Board refused satisfaction. V -B u ^ lo 37 27 12 64 297 245 21 49 4 46 265 345 Denver 38 32 .543 5 19. Rebounds— Atlanta41 ( Roundtield 16), J9 7 4 — Digger Phelps, Notre Dame innings and Tim Flannery hit a Guy Lewis of Houston was third In 1973 he left Long Beach State Rangers, Hedberg 23 (McClanahan, Southern Dallas 35 35 .500 8 Boston 41 (Bird 13). Assists— Atlonto 20 will undergo arthroscopic surgery to list U N L V as one of the nation’s ” I’ve really enjoyed this team,” y-Quebec . 31 32 11 73 315 312 Andersson), 19:16. Penalties— X'Rochester three-run homer. with 15. Narttord 17 51 7 41 238 380 43 24 8 94 356 303 Kansas City 34 34 .500 8 (Davis 5), Boston 32 (Bird 9). Technical 1973— John Wooden, U C LA on his left knee Friday and miss an some 10 months before the school best 15 teams in their weekly he said. ”It’s not the best, not the Solhlem, Hershey 37 32 5 79 286 284 Utoh 25 45 .357 18 — Atlanta coach Loughery; Boston (III5 1972— John Wooden, U C LA “It’s just a tremendous honor,” was placed on probation for three Campbell Conference Oet,4:33; Don Maloney, N YR , 5:59. New Haven gal Thirteen of the 14 Padres who got estinriated three,m six weeks. The ballot, thus denying the Rebels the most talented I ’ve had. But it’s Norris Division 33 33 7 73 307 311 Houston 12 56 .234 30 1971- l-AI McGuire, Marquette into the game had at least one hit, Tarkanian said. ' “I’m verv years. Then in 1977, with Tarkan­ Second period— 3, Detroit, Foster 17 Binghamton 33 33 6 72 289 302 Pacific Division defense), Matthews. A— 15,320. Cardinals made the announcement top spot. The next week, however, played closer to the potential than ■ W L T Pts. G F G A (Lotthouse, Smith), 11:49. 4, NY St. Cothorins 33 36 6 72 315 329 with Gene Richards leading the flattered.” ian at the helm, U N L V was hit with Y-Chlcago 44 21 9 97 310 253 x-Los Angeles 50 17 .744 — 1970— John Wooden, U C LA after an arthroscopic examination U N L V was voted No. 1 . any I’ve ever had. Last year we Rangers,Kontos8 ((TaveMaloney), 15:23. Baltimore 31 35 9 71 339 350 Phoenix 41 28 .594 10 1969— John Wooden, U C LA Powered by the outstanding play y-MInnesota 39 20 14 94 304 263 5, NY Rangers, Chortraw 4 (Beckman), Springfield way with two doubles and a single. a two-year probation sentence, ” I ’m not bitter,” he said of the St. Louis 24 36 15 265 290 29 39 6 64 261 295 Seattle 40 30 .571 11'/} Nets 124, Jazz 104 1968— Guy Lewis, Houston showed Herr had suffered tom of 6-foot-9 forward Sidney Green had three or four guys who couldn’t 18:21. Penalties— Dave Maloney, N YR , x-cMnched division title Portland 39'30 .545 12 1967— John Wooden, U C LA The A ’s scored their only runs off charged with illegal recmiting initial rebuff. "I’m more disap­ Toronto 24 38 12 60 272 309 9:40; Larson, De, 13:16; Chortraw, N Y cartilage in the knee. The opera­ the outside shooting of La rry bcv coached. This team is very, Detroit 20 40 15 55 245 312 Wednesday’s Results Galden State 25 45 .357 26'/} 1966— Adolph Rupp, Kentucky reliever Mike Couchee in the among other violations. pointed than anything else. I Rangers, 16:11. Adirondack 6. Fredericton 2 San Diego 23 44 .333 28 U T A H (104) 1965— Dave Strack, Michigan tion will be performed by Dr. very coachable.” Smythe Division Third period— 4, McClanahan 21 (An­ Drew 10-18 8-10 28, Wilkins 5-11 0-0 10. seventh on a two-run double by Bill x-Edmonton 44 21 11 99 398 303 Moncton 2, Maine 2(ot, tie) x-clinched plovoft berth 1964— John Wooden, U C LA Lanny Johnson in Lansing, Mich. dersson), 5:15. 7, McClanahan 22 Hershey 4, New Haven 4(ot, tie) Wednesday's Results Eaton 3-5 0^ 6, Green 7-14 36 \7, Griffith 1963— Ed Jucker, Cincinnati Almon, who raised his batting Calgary 29 33 12 70 297 294 (Andersson), 14:05. 8,’ Chortraw 5 6-16 3-4 16, Eaves 2-5 2-2 6, Kelley 33 5-6 At West Palm Beach, Fla., Dan Voncouver 29 34 12 70 282 289 Thursday's Game Boston 114, Atlanta 102 1962— Fred Taylor, Ohio State average to .417. (Ruotsalalnen, Allison), 15:40. Springfield at Nova Scotia New Jersey 124, Utah 104 11, Poquette 1-4 (H) 2, Anderson 1-2 0-1 2. 1961— Fred Taylor, Ohio State Schatzeder, one of the most Winnipeg 30 37 8 68 283 312 Penalties— R. Williams 2-3 0-0 4, Natl 1-1. 0-0 2. After the game, the A ’s an­ Los ^geles 43 280 319 Friday's Games Philadelphia 104, Milwaukee 101 (at) 1960— Pete Newell. California promising young pitchers in the 26 ^ V None. Moncton at Binghamton Totals 41-02 21-29 104. nounced they had assigned six x-dlndied divblen mis Shots on goal— New York 7-10-12— 29. Cleveland 84, New York 81 N E W JE R S E Y (124) National League four years ago v-cllndied playoff berth Adirondack at New Haven Detroit 109, Indiana 96 1959— Adolph Rupp, Kentucky players to the minors — pitchers Detroit 9-5-0— 22. Fredericton at Rochester B. Williams 6-13 2-4 14, Kino 4-8 12-12 1958— Tex Winter, Kansas State before being beset with arm Louisville hasn't forgotten (Top four In each division qualify (or Goalies— N Y Rangers, MIo. Detroit, Seattle 137, San Antonia 117 20, Dawkins 5-11 1-2 11, Richardson 5-8 0- Bill Krueger, Mike Warren, Mark Hershey at Sherbrooke 1957— Frank McGuire, North Carol­ miseries, took another big step Stanley Cup plavoffs.) Gilbert. A— 11,437. Thursday's (James .1 10, O'Koren 9-16 0-0 18, GmInksI 4-10 5-7 Ferguson and Keith Atherton and „ „ Wsdnesdav's Resutts (All Times EST) ina toward winning a spot in the 13, Cook 8-17 0-1 16,>^alker 4-8 0-0 8, 1956— Phil Woolpert, San Francisco outfielders Jim Bennett and Rusty Buffalo 8, Hartford 3 Washington at Chicago, 8:10 p.m. Phillips 4-7 1-2 9, Elmore 1-3 0-0 2, van Expos’ starting rotation by pitch­ N.Y. Rangers 7, Detroit 1 Kansas City at Phoenix, 9:35 p.m. McNealy — reducing their roster Breda Kolff 1-2 1-2 3. Totals 51-103 22-31 ing five strong innings. Vancouver 1, Washington 1 (tie) Dallas at San Diego, 10:30 p.m. 124. to 37. Toronto 4, Minnesota 3 Maple Leaf^fi, North Stars 3 Houston at Portland, 10:30 p.m. Utah 29 23 26 26— 104 Local basketball Winnipeg 7, Edmonton 4 Friday's Games New Jersey 27 32 24 41— 124 Elsewhere, Atlanta nipped defeat to Arkansas in '81 Cleveland at Boston At Winter Haven, Fla., Brian 'Thursetay's Games Basketball Texas 5-4, Detroit topped Los Minnesota 2 0 1—3 Three-oplnt goals— Griffith, ^uledout Kingman was cut by the Boston (All Times EST) Toronto 3 21—4 New Jersey at Philadelphia — None. Rebounds— Utah 30^(Eqton 7), Senior Angeles ^2, Kansas City downed Bv United Press International St. Louis at Boston, 7:35 p.m. New York ot Atlonto Red Sox and sent to their Triple A Indiana Coach Bobby Knight Villanova, 23-7. First period— 1, Minnesota, Bellows 33 New Jersey 57 (WllliC^s 1H). Assists Cincinnati 8-2, Toronto edged St. defending national champion Los Angeles at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. (Payne, Hartsburg), 5:34. 2, Toronto, ' Utoh at Indiana Utah 26 (Green 8), New J e r ^ 29\(Cook Irish Agency turned back Green affiliate in Pawtucket, R .I. King- says there is life after Ted In the East semifinals at Syra­ Torontoat Philadelphia, 7:35p.m. Washington at Milwaukee Hardwore, 83-75, and Pagani's out­ Louis 3-2, the Chicago White Sox Arkansas’ U.S. Reed hit a North Carolina, 27-7; and third- Frycer 22 (Poddubny, Ihnacak), 8:07. 3, 8). A— 11,457. ( man has the option of accepting the Kitchel’s injury for his fifth- cuse, N .Y ., Friday night, it will be New Jersey at Washington, 7:35 p.m. Toronto, Poddubny 27 (Melrose, Frycer), Detroit at Denver lasted Donato's Lounge, 119-114, Wed­ crushed Toronto 10-1 in a split last-second halfcourt shot in the ranked St. John’s, 28- 4, vs. No. 15 Minnesota at Montreal, 8:05p.m. 13:07. 4, Toronto, Martin 13 (Harris, NCAA schedule nesday night at Bennet. reassignment or becoming a free ranked Hoosiers, and he’ll try to Ohio State, 20-9, vs. No. 8 and Chicago at Calgary, 9:35p.m. squad game for both teams N CAA Tournament two years ago Georgia, 22-9. Terrion), 14:07. 5, Minnesota, McCarthy 76ers104. Bucks 101 Robert Lee and Shorty Dovis popped prove it against Kentucky. India­ Frid m 's (Mimes Pistons 109, Pacers 96 home 35 and 33 points respectively for agent within 72 hours because he to give the Razorbacks a one-point 28 (Plett, R o ^ s ) , 17:34. Penalties— Montreal downed Philadelphia 6-1 na’s survival, however,'will de­ Philadelphia at New Jersey Giles, M l n T ^ l » ; Smith, Min, 10:04; (All Tim a EST) the Insurancemen with Carl Hohenthal has three years of service in the Chicago at Vancouver East Regional IN D IA N A (96) Milwaukee defeated Cleveland 3-2,’ victopf over Louisville, and the pend more on how well U we Blab, a Terrion, TorXl0:04; McCarthy, Min, Schoene 2-7 1-1 5, Kellagg 10-20 04) 20, M IL W A U K E E (101) adding 10. Bill Eller hooped 18 m ajor leagues. The 28-year-old 14:23; Valve, Td r, 14:45. At Syracuse, N .Y . M. Johnson 11-21 1-4 24, Lister 36 5-6 markers, Jeff Gott 16, Steve Chotlner Seattle topped San Francisco 6-5 iii Cardinals haven’t forgotten. 7-foot-2 sophomore center from Semifinals Williams 7-16 04) 14, Slchtlng 4-10 0-0 8, right- hander was obtained by Second period— 4, Toronto, Glngros Knight 5-11 2-3 12, Byrnes 2-2 0-0 4, 11, Lanier 6-12 2-2 14, Pressey 3-5 6-6 12, IS and MlkeMlstretta 14 for Hardware. 10 innings, California beat the "W e’re not coming out with a Germany, matches up against Sabres 8, Whalers 3 9 Friday, MorQi 25 Winters 6-19 04) 12, Catchlngs 0-2 0-0 0, Ben Pagan! poured home 56 points, Boston in a January trade with the North Carolino (27-7) vs. Ohio State Carter 5-8 OO 10, G , Johnson 5-15 2-2 12 Chicago Cubs 7-6 in 1 1 innings and revenge factor, but we’ll have a (Poddubny, Ihnacak), 3:11. 7, Toronto, Bronson 02 2-4 2, Duren 2-3 04) 4, MokeskI 4-4 (H) 8, Criss 6-15 4-4 16, Mix Walt Adamy 32, Craig Kearney 17 and Oakland A ’s.' Kentucky’s 6-10 junior center, (20-9), 7:10 p.m. 0-1 (M) 0, Ford 2-4 0-0 4. Totals 41-89 18-22 Charlie Russo 12 for Pagani's while Baltimore downed the New York little extra incentive,” said senior Hartford s g i_ a Anderson 29 (Daoust, Farrish), 15:13. Slaughter 2-3 1-1 5. Totals 44-97 8-11 96. At Sun City, Ariz., Bob Skube hit Melvin ’Turpin. Penalties— Maxwell, Min, 3:30; Harts- Georgia (22-9) vs. St. John's (2S-4), 101. Tom Meggers tallied 33 points. Bill Yankees 5-4. forward Scooter McCray. Buffalo 3 4 ) ^ 9:40 p.m. D E T R O IT (109) a home m n and drove in a second Charles Hurt speaks for the Scoreboard burg, Min, 9:09; Farrish, To r, 11:17; Tyler 5-12 4-7 14, Trlpucko 13-18 12-14 PHILADELPHIA (104) Pardo 32, Joe Cambrle 24 and Dave At Pompano Beach, Fla., center In Mideast Regional semifinal First period— 1, Harttord, Sullivan, 17 Plett, M in, 13:43; Melrose, To r, 15:35; Final — Sunday, M arch 27,12:10p.m. lavaroni 1-5 2-2 4, R. Johnson 5-9 0-3 Williams 20 for Donoto's. mn with a single and Ben Oglivie Wildcats’ seniors when he says, (Lacroix, Neufeld), 1:14. 2, Buttalo, 38, Lalmbeer 4-15 2-2 14, V. Johnson 510 fielder Brett Butler threw out Nick games tonight in Knoxville, Tenn., Gavin, Tor, 17:38. 4-4 14, Thomas 8-14 2-2 18, Long 4-9 04) 8, 10. Malone 8-10 9-12 25. Cheeks 8-18 0-1 added a solo homer to lift the ” We sure don’t want to end the Hamel 19 (Andreychuk, Davis), 7:06. 3, Th ird period— 8, Toronto, Ihnacak 24 Mideast Regional 16, Toney 8-23 4-7 21, Richardson 3-12 3-4 Capra at the plate with two out in Kentucky goes up against Indiana A t Vero Beactw Fla. Hartofrd, Johnson 29 (Sullivan), 11:04.4, At Knoxville, Tenn. Owens 0-0 3-4 3, Levlngston 04) 04) 0, •••••••••••••••••••••• season the way we have the last (Poddubny, Frycer), 4:34. 9, Minnesota, Tolbert 04) 04) 0, Pierce 04100 0, Russell 9, C. Johnson 1-2 9-10 11, Cureton 3-5 2-4 Brew ers. Bob M cClure. 2-0, - 010 012060 — $101 Buffalo, Hamel 20 (Andreychuk, Hous- Semltinals a *^ptals 37-84 29-43 104. the ninth inning to help the Braves and the Cardinals face Arkansas, three years.” Kentucky was elimi­ lev) Douglas 12 (Roberts), 7:59. Penalties— 02 OO 0. Totals 41-82 27-35 109. pitched four innings, giving up four Los Angetes laoaoiooo___ 1123 Maxwell, Min, 1:28; Anderson, To r, 12:40. Thursday, Mcvdi 24 Milwaukee 21 22 2022 0— 101 defeat the Rangers. Butler, hitting and if they both win, the two Baseball ,.UIdur, Nall (6) Underwood (6), Lopez 12:33. 5, Buffalo, Savard 15 (Van Kentucky (22-7) vs. Indiana (24-5), 7:10 Indiana 28 18 24 26— 94 hits, four walks and one run. Peter nated in an early- round game in Shots on goal-Minnesota 4-13-9— Detroit 28 » 24 27— 109 PMIodelphia 21 n jO T O 11^104 Bowling A22 this spring, also went 3-for-4 college basketball powerhouses of (9) md Parrish, Costlllo (5), Poole (6); Boxmeer, Ramsay) 18:35. Penaitu— 26 p.m. Three-point goals— ToTi^, M.John­ Ladd pitched the final two innings, each of the last three seasons. Hooton, Wright (7), Nledenfuer (9) and Kotsopoulos, Har, 15:24. Arkansas (26-3) vs. Louisville (30-3), Fouled out— None. Total fouls— with an R BI. Bob Homer hit a the bluegrass state would meet for Toronto 14-4-13— 31. Indlona son. picking up his second save of the In other regional semifinal play MIoscIa, Reyes (9). W— UIdur. L— Second period— 6, Buffalo, Andrey- Goalies— Minnesota, Meloche, Beau- 9:40 p.m. Fouled out— Pressey. Total fouls— two-run homer for Atlanta. the first time since 1959. Kentucky Hooton. HR— Detroit, Porrish. chuk 1 Final — Saturday, March 26,12:45 p.m. 29, Detroit 20. Rebounds— Indiana 40 spring. tonight, Utah will have the benefit Basebill itindlngs ore. (Kellogg 14), Detroit 49 (Lolmbeer IS). M il­ Holidays At Sarasota, Fla., rookie Ron has adamantly refused to schedule 13 (H a m H ), 13:77. 7, Buffalo, Davis 7 Toronto, Palmateer. A— 16,382 waukee 28, Philadelphia 24. Rebounds— At Tempe, Ariz., Manny Castillo of a home crowd at Ogden when the At Tampa, Flo. (Andreychuck, Ham el), 12:12.8, Buffalo, Midwest Regional M Assists— Indiana 24 (Williams, Slcht- Karkovice homered and drove in the Cardinals. Ing, Milwaukee 43 (Lister 13), Phllodelphla48 Potty Dorbutos 132-340, Dot Chris­ singled in the bottom of the 10th to Utes take on giant-killer North ExMMIIon Botmoll C ity 110 002 220 — 112 0 McKegnev 34 (Houslev, Ruff), 15:15. 9, At Kansas City, Mo. “ (Malone 12). Assists— Milwaukee 25 tensen 128-127-358. three runs to lead the White Sox to Reed’s rainbow shot beat Louis­ Cincinnati oao 020 060 — 2 Buffalo, Ruff 12 (Savard, VanBoxmeer), Semifinals G. Johnson 5), Detroit 19 (Thomas 7). A score pinch-mnner Darnell Coles Carolina State, and Ralph Samp­ Nononol League 71 — 4,425. (Lanier 5), Phllodelphia 20 (Cheeks 6). victory. Karkovice, a 19. year-old ville 73-72 and ousted the Cards W L Pet. <«- Tufts (9) and 18:38. Penalty— McKegney, But, 8:35. Friday, March 25 Technical— Milwaukee 3 (Illegal de­ from second base and pace the son and Virginia tangle with Montreal yvothon; Dowlev, Harris (6), Lesley (7), Jets 7, Oilers 4 Villanova (23-7) vs. Iowa (21-9), 8:10 fense). Home Engineers catcher who played rookie league from the Midwest tournament. 11 7 .611 Hume (6) and Trevino. W— Blue. L_ Third period— 10, Hartford, Neufeld 24 p.m. Mariners. Rookie left-hander Matt underrated Boston College for the ' St. Louis 7 6 .S3B Cavaliers 84, Knicks 81 A— 17,842. ball last year, was just one That 1981 game is etched in the West’s final berths. Son Diego Harris. HR— Clndnnotl, Redus. (Johnson, Lxicrolx), 4:30. 11, Buffalo, Houston (28-2) vs. Memphis State (23- Dione Cote 187-496, Cindy Coldwell Young, emerging as a leading 7 7 JOO McKegnev 35 (Perreault, Sauve), 14:32. Edmonton o i a—4 181-462, Bonnie Thomos 177-178-523, member of a lineup loaded with mind of Louisville Coach Denny Pittsburgh 7 a .467 7), 10:45 p.m. Sonics137.Spurs117 candidate for Seattle's starting Crum. San Frandsoo A t St. Petersburg, H a. Penalities— McKegney Buf, 4:07; Wlnntoeg 23 w Final — Sunday, March 27,2:20 p.m. N EW YO R K (81) Koren Bottone 183-459, Potty Westine farmhands who played for the 6 7 .462 Stought­ First period— 1, Winnipeg, Deblols 23 177-47Z Chris Cristelll 198-466, Anno rotation, gave up one hit in five The Wolfpack has an outstand­ Los Angeles a 10, .444 000120 0 0 0 -1 1 1 2 King 8-12 OO 14, Robinson 3-6 1-3 7, White Sox. The rest of the Chicago ” I ’ve seen it on film many times. Atlanta St. Louis 100100 060 — 2 on, Har, 8:34; McDougal, Har, 13:48; (Steen, Bobych), 10:55. 2, Winnipeg, West Regional Hollenscheldt 481, Corol Scott 176-175- innings to pick up the win. ing guard combination in Dereck a 11'’ .421 7 0 Wilson 2 (Mann), 14:14. Cartwright 4-10 58 13, Westphal 516 33 SAN A N TO N IO (117) squad was en route to Florida from We watched it the other day. We Cincinnati -Lem , M o f^ (7), MIsel (9) and Whitt; Cyr, Buf, misconduct, 14:32; Attams, A t CIgden, Utah | 15, Tucker 59 33 11, Sparrow 510 OO 8, Bonks 1-9 2-4 4, Mitchell 8-19 5-6 21, 497, Chris Sulllvon 180-504, Kim At Palm Springs, Calif., rookie Whittenberg and Sidney Lowe plus 5 a .3as Forsch, t ^ o n (7), Sutter (9) and Har, misconduct, 14:32. Penalties— Semifinals McComb 469, Shirley Eldridoe 214-188- a two-day trip to Puerto Rico. had Reed double- teamed. If it ever Chicago 6 10 .375 LInseman, Edm, 4:29. Webster 02 OO 0, Williams 55 2-2 10, Orr Gilmore 12-15 7-10 31, Gervin 4-11 6-6 14, outfielder Mike Brown doubled a powerful rebounder in Lorenzo New York Por^r, Quirk (5). W— Leal. L— (Soalles — Hartford, Mlllen; Buffalo, Thursday, March 24 03 1-2 1, Sherod 00 OO 0. Totals 3373 15 Moore 7-17 M 15, Dunleavy 36 0-0 7, 559, Lynn Dovis 485. At Vero Beach, Fla., Lou Whi­ happens to us again, I hope we’re 5 10 .333 rorsen. Sauve. Second period— 3, Edmonton, LInse­ Utah (18-13) vs. North Carolina State home two runs in the 11th inning to Charles. Utah, lacking sharp Philadelphia 4 a .333 man 21 81. Sanders 4-6 0-0 8, Crompton 1-4 0-0 2, taker collected four singles and on the throwing end of it,” Crum Houston Shots on goal— Harttord 10-S4— (22-10), 9:10 p.m. C L E V E L A N D (84) Phegley 2-3 0 ^ 4, Jones 3-5 5-7 11, R. lift California. Brown, who leads s h o ^n g skills, will be forced to 3 10 .231 At Ptioenix, ArU. 21, 32 (Anderson, Lowe), 0:44. 4, Winnipeg, Virginia (28-4) vs. Boston College (25- drove in a run with a sacrifice fly to says. Amwicon League Hawerchuk 39 (MocLean), 1:58. 5, Hubbard 9-15 55 22, THUS 34 2-4 8, Smith 0-2 0-0 0. Totals 45-97 26-34 117. the Angels with 13 RB I this spring, play a tenacious defensive game. 013 — 13161 Buffalo 22-7-7— 36. 6), 11:40 p.m. Cook 1-4 54 6, Huston 7-14 33 14, Free 7- S E A T T L E (137) lead the Tigers to victory. Whi- Kentucky Coach Joe B. Hall, W L Pet. Ooklond 2 92 A— 11,836 Winnipeg, Steen 22 (Deblols, Spring), Final — Saturday, March 24,3 p.m. The Eagles, forced to face up to Mllwoukee 11 3 .706 5:40. 4, Winnipeg, Deblols 24 (Steen), 22 34 17, Lacey 02 OO 0, Flowers 54 1-2 Shelton 4-13 2-2 10, Vranes 1-5 1-2 3, also doubled home the tying m n in Shw, Couchee ( ) and Gwosdz; taker^ scored the go-ahead run in despite having lost five straight New York 10 4 .714 6 9:41. Penalties— H u g h a , Edm , 11:18. 11, Bagiev 2-4 OO 4. Totals 3575 1524 85 SIkma 4-10 4-4 12, Thompson 10-16 4-6 24, Radio & TV the ninth as the Angels rallied for Sampson, have decided to try to Chicogo Lan^ord, King (6), Warren W), FINAL FOUR New York 24 2215 20— 81 Williams 12-20 3-3 27, Kelser 1-3 1-2 3, the fifth when he singled, stole games in Knoxville, said he hopes 11 5 .660 Rortfgun (9) and Heath. W— Show. L— Third period— 7, Edmonton, Lumley 11 At Albuaueraue, N.M. three mns to send the game into p a t the three-time Player of the Toronto 11 5 ..666 (Roulston), 4:06. 8, Edmonton, Coffey 29 Cleveland 24 22 23 IS 84 Brown 9-11 5-5 23, Donaldson 4-7 5-7 13, •••••••••••••••••••••• second, went to third on an error to have the crowd in his favor — Detroit Langford. HR— Son Diego, Flannery. Capitals 1, Canucks 1 Semiftaals Fouled out— Tlllls. Total fouls-^ew extra innings. Year and the Cavaliers at their 10 5 .667 (Gretzky, Anderson), 11:50.9,Edmonton, Hawes 46 3-3 11, P. Smith 2-5 0-0 4, and scored on a grounder to make both tonight and in a possible Baltimore Saturday/AprII 2 York 24, Clevelond 22. Rebounds— New Radford 1-3 1-2 3, Grelg 1-1 2-2 4. Totals TONIGHT 11 6 .647 At Cocoa, Fta. Messier 47 (LInam an, LIndstrom), 15 -5 7 Mideast winner vs. Midwest winner _ At Miami, Rick Dempsey’s own game. Instead of collapsing MInnesoto 9 5 .643 Vancouver i o 0— 1 York 37 (Cartwright 8), Cleveland 36 53-102 31-38 137. 7:30 College basketball: Kentucky It 2-1. Lance Parrish then followed showdown with Louisville in the Oakland 10, Winnipeg, Deblols 25 (Savard), 19-04 East winner vs. West winner vs. Indiana, ESPN tie-breaking single to right with around the 7-4 Sampson, creating a 9 6 .600 Washington i o 0— 1 11, Winnipeg, MacLean 30(unasslsted), (Hubbard 13). Assists— New York 2) Son Antonio . 24 31 32 30— 117 with a solo homer off Dodger Mideast final Saturday. California S S S I S z l ' i ! First period— 1, Washington, Gartner 37 Championship (Westphal 6), Cleveland 17 (Free9). A— Seattle \ 38 41 35 33— 1137 7:30 Bruins vs. Blues, Channel 38 two out in the bottom of the eighth slow- paced game, they say they 7 7 .500 19:43. Penalties— Messier, Edm, malor Mondoy, April 4 starter Burt Hooton, " I think coming to Knoxville is a Texas 7 a .467 (Gustatsson, M aruk), 0:56.2, Vancouver, 3145. Three-point ^ a ls — Dunleavy. 8 NBA: Bulls vs. Bullets, USA Cable off Dale M urray paced the Orioles will fast-break. Virginia would Cleveland 9:30 College basketball: Arkansas At Tampa, Fla., Greg Pryor p o d thing for us. We feel more at 7 10 .412 ^ l ’lan ”a " ?4),T& Smyl 34 (Rota, Lanz), 19:30. Penalties— Fouled to their fifth straight victory. welcome that. Seattle 5 a .365 (7), Welborn (9) and Ashby, MIzwodt Williams, Van, game misconduct- out— None. Total f ^ ls — San Antonio vs. Louisville, ESPN, WPOP home her^,” he said. Boston 10:30 NBA: Rockets vs. Blazers, USA Houston, rated the nation’s No. 1 5 10 .333 match 31, \ Louisville, 30-3, is ranked second Kansas City 4 9 .306 ^~P9an. HRs— misconduct, 4:14; Holt, Was, malor- Seattle 28. Rebounds— San Antonio 39 Cable team at the close of the regular Wednesday's Resutts gome (Gilm ore m , Seattle 48 (SIkmo 10). 11:30 College basketball: Boston in the nation and Arkansas, 26-3 is Mason, will continue its quest for Montreal 6, Philadelphia 1 Allenson, Nichols. misconduct, 4:14; McCarthy, Van, 8:33; Assists— Son Antonio 24 (Moore 7), College vs. Virginia, Channel 3 ninth. The clash pits the Razor- Pittsburgh 4, New York (N L) 1 Carpenter, Was, 8:33; Stevens, Was, Seattle40 (Williams 13). Technicals— San 1:30 a.m. College basketball: Utah pe NCAA title Friday night in a Fta! Tracy Austin escapes backs’ quick, high-scoring back- Kansos City 8, Cincinnati 2 At Bradenton, 8:33; Stevens, Was, 19:12. Antonio coach Albeck, Seattle (illegal vs. North Carolina State (toped), Midwest Regional semifinal at Boston 9, Houston 5 Now York (NL) 666060100 — 1 xi defense). A— 14203. ESPN court tandem of Darrell Walker Kansas City, Mo. The Cougars Detroit 5, Los Angeles 2 Pittsburgh OloSlMii-eio! and Alvin Robertson against Lou- 28-2, will oppose Keith Lee.and No Toronto 3, St. Louis 2 ‘” ’0 Reynolds; with hard-fought w in siville’s strong front line and Atlanta 5, Texos 4 w “ i 5 P ";'Y <»> ond P e S . 17 Memphis State, 23-7 ; while San Diego 13, Oakland 2 HR s - balanced scoring attack. Iowa, 21-9, will meet llth-rated S e ^ le 6, S*real at West Palm 9 saivation. Beach, Fla., 1:30 p.m ‘ -‘ * 1 In a Women's Division It On Each winner of a tournament in Boston plovoft Wednesday night .at After escaping with a 5-7, 6-1, 7-6 last Sunday, opening against Bar­ to score m ore points Be^^Fla^pim^^"******'*'* llllng. Main Pub advances to of Thaso Used victory oyer Virginia Ruzici Wed­ «AL) at At Tempo! AriL the (Inals where It will face bara Potter at 10 a.m. EST. They sarosota, Fla., 1:30 p.m. (10 Inninw) Buffalo Water Tavern Wed­ nesday night in the opening round nesday night at 4:30 at llllng Cor Bargains! were to be followed by Pam By United Press International driving layup for the go- ahead City at Fort Son Frandsoo onooooooo —smi of a $350,000 women’s tennis Shriver against Evonne Goolagong Mev©rs, Fla., 1:30 p.m. SdOttl# t il pM ||A I A * In a best three-of-five chainpionship. the fourth-seeded basket with 3:47 remaining. The ''*• Boston ot Winter Haven, Cmkey, Chris (6), Lovello (6), Murakami championship. USED CARS Cawley and Austin-Hanika. Oregon State tonight will be ria ., :30 p.m. ( ) and Brlnley, Robb (4); Clark, YoSSg Austin was faced with an even Bulldogs sank 15 of 16 free throws 1 10 77 FOtO GMNA04 4 ML______Billie Jean King will meet looking to score more points than It in the final three minutes to put the 1 Orlando, Flo., (4), and Mercado. W— Young, L— .$3495 tougher opponent tonight in Sylvia Andrea Jaeger at 7p.m. Thursday, Murakami. No homer runs. Time of 6 cyl., auto.. AC. PS. PB. Hanika. did the last time the Beavers faced game away. gome 2:53.------Transactions followed by top seed Martina Fresno State. ria ., i:9D p.m. ''*• Texos at Pompano, At Sun City, Ariz. In 12 previous meetings, Ruzici In other N IT quarterfinal games 82 CHEV. GAVAUER T-10 HATCHBACK CPE $5995 Navratilova against Hana Mand- At Corvallis, Ore., in the Beav­ Clovotand 000 MO oio — 1 1 1 Boebail 4 cyl.. 4 spd.. R, rear del. had been unable to take as much as tonight. South Carolina plays at ^ Frandsco at likova and Evert- Bunge. ers’ third straight National Invita­ Scpttsoole, Ariz., 3 p.m. Mllwaukod M S t a m c Z iy ] 78 CHEV. Z28 CAMARO CPE______$5395 a set from Austin, but this time she Wake Forest and T C U is at VI, Clev^ond ot Tucson, „Blvleven, Glynn (7) and Bondo; Baltimore — Optioned ■rhe tournament, offering a top tion Tournament home game pitcher Alan V-6. 4 spd., PS, PB, stereo cass. fought back from a 5-2 deficit in the . Nebraska. On Friday night, the A ^ l i ^ , Slaton (5), Lodd (6) and Yost Pyize of $80,000, is known as the Oregon State will also be looking S ^ o o d e r (8). W-McClure (sS, C l Ramirez, catchers Al Pardo 80 CHEV. CITATHm 4 DR______$4595 first set and from 5-3 in the third, round is completed when Missis­ Arlii!*?!?''*-’ ''*• ond John v-6. auto., AC, PS. PB. R Virginia Slims Championships of for revenge — for a 43- 42 loss to sippi travels to DePaul. 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I got too excited me. I ’d rather have her play well regular season, only one player, Ooklond vs. Son Diego at Yuma, Ariz outfielders Marvell Wynne, 81 BUKN REGAL CPE______$74 9 5 because it lifted the level of my was up by 24-6 at one point in the Billy Beane v-8, auto., AC. PS. PB. R^ and I think my hand went soft My Jim m y Foster, averaged in double A r^ " ''*• Cleveland at Tucson, and Rusty Tillman to first half and went ahead 84-63 late 79 POHT. GRAN PRIX CPE______arm stuck.” ^ m e in the second set.” figures, but six averaged 6.4 points mlnor-leogue $59 9 5 in the game. C ^lt^'* ''*■ “* Palm Springs, complex for reassignment. V"®' auto., AC. PS, PB, stereo, roar def The resuit was a soft backhand or more and nine players have 'MISLsUndIngs ’’They’re the best team we’ve 81 jWEV. MAUBU CUSSK 2 DR______$6795 into the net that got Austin off the been used extensively. Oakland — Assigned v-8, auto, AC, PS. PB. R played all year, "said New Orleans hook, and the young Californian The Deacons will have the pitchers Bill Ex-NFL coach Coach Don Smith. Baieball reaulta Eastern DIvWon ‘Krueger, Mike Warren, 77 FORD LTD LANDAU 4 DR___ SPECIAL $1995 quickiy took the next two points. home-court advantage for the first Mark Ferguson V-8. auto., AC. PS. PB. atareo Oregon State Coach Ralph Miller Baltimore m 13 -? * Eiated at her narrow escape, tune in the tournament. and Keith Atherton and out- Collier dead praised his team for playing Wodnosday’s Exhlblllen Baseball Re- C l j v ^ n d 24 15 .415 2 TRUCKS Austin claimed that mental tough­ Chicago 24 18 aw (leldersJlm T C U ’ 23-10, will be playing its 571 Bennett and Rusty McNealy ness got her through. “ particularly well on defense If New York 2D 16 isM SVS 81 F O R I ^ i^ S ’ STYLESIDE PICKUP _ $6495 third straight game on the road. A?.W««fPc!lm Boodi, Flo. Buffalo 22 .443 6 to mlnor- 6 cyl.. 4 spdT AM-FM, step bum'ner "I beat her because I have we could keep them, from passing 16 * league complex for reassign­ CLEVELAND (UPI) — Blanton The Homed Frogs beat 1981 NIT « 2 3 < « p llla 666660 M S I AAemphls 17 22 .434 9 78 CHEV. C-10 SUBURBAN $4995 beaten her 13 times,” she said, "It we could hurt them, and we did a 0 - 1 ment. Collier, whose “gentle and kind” champion Tulsa 64-62 and defeated mOfltrpOl IIS M i Ww — X lA 1 Pittsburgh 14 21 ^ 6 8 pkss.. V-8, auto.. PS, PB. H was a physical match but I won good job.” woofemoiylolon Philadelphia — Placed In- demeanor and close friendship Arizona State 76- 76 Monday night corlton. Former (4), M on)»oj7),Rlid (lelder Luis 79 DODGE D50 SPORT PICKUP______$4695 because of the mental thing. I won Fresno State was led by Ron (6) and Dtaz, Russell (7 ); M i a ^ e r , Son Oledo 24 14 .432 — .Aguayo on 21-day disabled 4 cyl., 5 Spd., stereo with his players concealed one of T C U will .need every bit of its City 22 17 .544 2V4 in the tie-breaker because of the Anderson and Desi Barmore, who ^ le r (4), Tomlin (6) cSdcSior; list. s i CHEV. c-10 6W FLEETSUE PKKUP $6295 pro football’s most astute minds, road poise because the Com - R a m o s ( 8). W— Schatzeder. l — wiJriR'* 2 •» » Seattle — O ptione d l|i- previous 12 times and because I scoured 16 points each, in its most Carlton. W]OI",0 20 17 .541- 3W Herald photo by Pinto 6 cyl., ajo., nauio. nmur step oumptn has died at the age of 76. huskers know how to win at home. (lelders Jam ie wanted to dominate it.” TMent surprising 72-58 triumph at HR— Montreal, R. Johnson. Phoenix 20 19 513 xw Allen, Darnell Coles, Danny Collier, who guided the Cleve­ Playing before a sellout crowd of Golden Bay u » ’.ag All the other matches on opening Michigan State. The Spartans Los Angelet .joy ]g Torto(M;ll, land Browns to their last N F L 14,712 Monday night, junior for­ A t Pompano lo ach, Pta. 7 35 ond outfielders Glen Wdlker Luck of the Irish night were decided in straight sets. maintained a five- point lead and Ivan championship, died Tuesday night ward Stan Cloudy scored 24 points Golden Boy 7, New Yorh Chris Evert Lloyd, recovering during most of the second half, but TMdi HO Oil Ml « 41§ 1 4 Colderon were optioned to Jim Kuhn (11) of Irish Agency has inside at St. Luke’s Hospital in Houston, to lead Nebraska past Iona 8 5-73 in Mahlsr,Gorbor (4)ondBenodld,Owon Wichita 9, Kansas City I the minors; bennet. Pagani scored ab points last BARTER the Bulldogs rallied with an 8-2 from the flu, easily tamed Zina a second-round game. (Dj Honko ( 7), Mlrabolla(9) Chicago 4, Buffalo 1 returned catcher Dave Valley, position on teammate Dave Tyson and where has being treated for spurt to grab a 53-52 lead. Baltimore 4, Los Angeles 3(of) night as Pagani's topped Donato's, Garrison. 6-3. 6-0, Hanika required cancer. Tonight’s TCU-Nebraska game and Sundberg, B. Johnson (4). W-— shortstop Fresno State’s Omel Nieves hit a ffa h ltr . L — Matlock. HRs — Atlanta, Tbutiddy*tGamo .Spike Owens emd outfielder Pagani Caterers’ Ben Pagani in recent 119-114. Irish Agency stands in second sold out in just over six hours. Horner; Texas, Hostetler. ^Id e n Boy at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m.. ,VROLET PhllBrodleytothemlnors. Senior Basketball Division play at place in the division. 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., March 24, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., March 24, 1983 — 19 BUSIIM E'SS /classified LOOK FOR THE STARS... ------Look for the Classified Ads with stars; stars help get you better results. 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The peak of the flooding season in April is still ahead million in claims ($12 million in California alone). The time, 84 percent of policyholders fall in the latter- of us! Yet, as you are well aware, the California coast average claim totaled $6,899; the average premium, category. • has been devastated by some of the worst storms, $167. Actual rates in the regular program depend on; Telephone 643-2711, AAonddy-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. floods and mudslides in all history. The East Coast, Your For you to be eligible, your community must many factors. Maximum coverage is $185,000 on a; Florida particularly, has been hit, by the most participate in the program. This means your town or single-family home and $60,000 for the contents;. disastrous ciimbination of torrential downpours, cold Money's city must be willing to take seps to reduce the future $250,000 for a multiple-unit residence and $60,000 (of weather and destroyed crops in memory. The grim perils of Hooding, such as enacting regulations on new the contents per unit; $200,000 maximum for a wetness has swept across the nation. construction that minimize the danger. In exchange, non-residential structure and another $200,000 for the Help Wonted Worth 21 Apartments tor Rent 42 Homes for Rent 43 Polntlng/Popering 52 Misc tor Sole M Cors/Trucks for Sole 71 “ Floods don’t read maps," says James M. Rose, the program will insure existing construction, too. contents. Jr., special assistant to the federal Insurance Sylvia Porter Your community’s membership is essential if, after For small toiiiesses; $250,000 is the maximum for administrator in the Federal Emergency Manage­ a flood, you turn to the Small Business Administration the structure and $300,000 for the contents. L P N -11 to 7pm. Monday - MANCHESTER Main HOUSE FOR RENT — D.G. PETERSEN PAINT­ 1981 DATSUN King-Cab bell for a loan. Before officials will authorize a SBA loan, In the* Emergency Program, participants pay 40 ment Agency. “ I ’m getting tired of this,’ ’ echoes San Friday. Coll 649-2358. Street. Two rooms, East Hartford. Large six Francisco Meteorologist Chuck Terrell, in a comment you must purchase flood insurance if your business is cents per $100 of coverage per residential dwelling ING COM PANY — Inte­ pick-up. 9,000 miles. Ex­ heated, hot water, ap­ room plus cape. Three cellent condition. Call already eligible for 1983’s understatement of the year. in, and sometimes even close to, an area designated as and can insure the contents for 50 cents per $100 o f C LER K /TYP IST tor traf­ rior Specialist. Custom pliances. No pets. Secur­ bedrooms, living room Wallpaper Hanging. In­ ALUMINUM SHEETS 649-5889. If you’re a typical homeowner with typical home 492-6605; residents of Alaska, Hawaii, Guam, the “ special flood hazard.’’ coverage. Single-family homes can be insured up to a fic department of on ad ity. Parking. S23-7047. with fireplace. Near Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico, dial (800) 638-6831. Or agency. Must be very surance Damage Ap­ used as printing plates — insurance coverage, you probably don’t realize that And if presidential disaster funds to repair roads limit of $35,000 and multiple-family structures, up to schools and churches. praisers. Workmanship .007" thick, 23 X 284". 50« FOR SALE 1979 two door your insurance policy excludes flood damage and you write to the National Flood Insurance Program, P.O. and bridges are triggered by a flood, disaster relief $100,000. motivated and a self star­ TW O ROOMS — third $475 per month. Heat and ter. Many opportunities Guaranteed! 646-8467. each, or 5 for $2.00. Phone Pinto. Low mileage. Ex­ relax under the delusion that floods occur once in a Box 34222, Bethesda, Md. 20817. officials will require your community to enroll. The message is clear: Find out the details; if you’re floor, adults. Stove, re­ utilities not Included.^ 643-2711. They M UST be cellent stereo and sun­ lifetime, if ever (and always to someone else). eligible, that indirectly means you are in a flood-prone for advancement. Cll frigerator, utilities. $275. pets. Security and refer­ Judy 646-2900. ‘ picked up before 11:00 roof. Excellent condi­ But with the floods of March still fresh news, now is IT ’S STARTLING how few of you take advantage of YOUR INSURANCE AGENT or broker will (or area. Don’t take a chance! Security. Coll after 6pm ences. Telephone 289-4772 Bulldina/Contracting S3 a.m. only.. tion. Call 646-7068 after the time to find out if your community and you are this low-cost program, so valuable when you need it. should) know your status. If you are eligible, yoq can (“ Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s,* 649-2236. or 289-4084. 6pm. eligible for coverage under the National Flood In total, 17,351 communities now participate in the purchase one of two kinds of insurance: PART T IM E - Good ty­ 1328 pages of down-to-earth advice on personal money pist. Flexible hours. END ROLLS — 27'/2Wldth Insurance Program. If so, are you covered? If not, can program. But in 1982, a mere 1.85 million policies of a • from the Emergency Program that covers those ntanagement, is now available through her column. MANCHESTER — Extra ROBERT E. JARVIS 25 cents; 13% width -10 1969 VW FASTBACK- potential 6 to 8 million eligible were issued by the Apply, giving experience large two bedroom town- Store/Otflee Space 44 you be? To learn your status: communities not yet mapped by the flood experts; Send $9.95 plus $1 for mailing and handling to “ Sylvia to Box VV, C/O The BUILDING — Remodel­ cents. MU ST be picked up rebullt engine. No rust. Call your insurance agent or broker at once. Or get National Flood Insurance Program, insuring roughly and Porter’s New Money Booklforthe 80s,’ ’ in care of this house. Private basement, ing Specialist. Additions, at the Manchester Herald Excellent Interior. $750or ~ PUBLIC NOTICE Manchester Herald. heat, hot water, central aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa The Annual Report dated the details you want and need by phoning toll-free $1.5 billion in property. In 1982, the program took in • from the regular program that goes into effect newspaper, 4400 Johnson Drive, Fairway, Kan, 66205. garages, roofing, siding, Office BEFORE 11 AM best offer. Call 649-8367 or 12/31/D2 of The Schwedel (800) 638-6620. Maryland residents phone (800) $330 million in premiums and paid out about $144 after a Flood Insurance Rate map is prepared. At this Make checks payable to Universal Press Syndicate.) alr-conditloning In­ MANCHESTER — 8,000 kitchens, bathrooms, re­ ONLY. 646-3193. Foundation is available for in- ATTENTION MOTHERS cluded. $495. Call 649-4800. spection at 117 Adelaide Road. and others. Ideal port square feet warehouse or placement' windows- assembly building. One /doors. 643-6712. 1974 MATADOR, two Manchesler, Conn., during re­ time work available. MANCHESTER — one, gular business hours by any cit­ High hourly rote plus level. Three overhead door, 6 cylinder, rebuilt izen who requests it within 180 ■In Brief- two and three bedroom doors, loading dock, high LEON ClESZYNSKI auto transmission, new days after the date of this publi­ high bonus to start. The apartments. Heat and hot cation. lob Involves telephone ceilings, slab floor. BUILDER — New homes, QUALITY HARDWOOD exhaust, AM -FM . $395.00. water. $375., $425., $495. Fenced parking area. $2 Nat N. Schwedel. Prices drop, but so do warnings soliciting to set up ap­ additions, remodeling, — cut and split, $65/cord, 646-4925. Manager and Trustee Contract award due Coll 649-4800. pointments for our soles square ft. net. Mr. Nor­ rec rooms, garages, kit­ two cord minimum. man 647-5003. NEW HAVEN (U PI) - O&G Industries of people. Work In our con­ chens remodeled, ceil­ Small delivery charge. 1973 F O R D P I N T O TH R EE ROOM Heated ings, bath tile, dormers, Call anytime 649-1831. Wagon, standard. Excel­ Torrington is expected to be awarded a $14.5 . WASHINGTON (UPI) — Prices It was the worst deterioratiop in production worker^. veniently located office' apartment 118 Main declined last month, but so did the real earnings fof any month since Since February 1982, despite the In East Hartford. Hours MANCHESTER — Main roofing. Residential or lent condition. Call 643- INVITATION TO BID million revovation project at Union Station Street, third floor. No Street. $4 square ft. rent. Sealed .bids will be received spending power of many April 1979, brought about by a 2 CONSUMER PRICES 9om-1pm, and Spm-9pm. commercial. 649-4291. SCREENED LOAM ------7959 after 4pm. In the Office of the Director of because it has demonstrated it will give more relatively low inflation rate, appliances'. Security and Central business district. Americans. percent decline in the average spending power has eroded by 0.3 DOWN 0.2% IN FEBRUARY Coll today for interview, gravel, processed gravel, General Services, 41 Center than $2 million of the work to minority-owned tenant Insurance re­ Will sub-divide and sand, stone and fill. For 1978 PLYMOUTH Street, Manchester, Connec­ The Labor Department said number of hours worked. percent after changes in wages Mike Sneidermon, 569- DESIGN KITCHENS by businesses as required by city law. Pqrcerrt changes m consumer prices quired. $350. Phone 646- amortize alterations J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, deliveries call George VOLARE-Power steer­ ticut, until April 8, 1983 at O&G, the apparent low bidder on the project, is Wednesday consumer prices Gasoline prices dropped 6.7 and changes in the length of the 4990. American Frozen 2426 9-5 weekdays. 11:00 a.m. for the following: from January Food, Inc. over lease for qualified vanities, formica, Wilson Gritting, Andover, 742- ing, air conditioning, ra­ Rellsctorlzed Thermoplastic expected to be awarded the contract within the dropped 0.2 percent in February, percent with an average gallon at average workweek were figured tenants under net leases. art, Corian counter tops, 7886. dio, excellent gas mi­ Striping Powder next few days. largely because of record declines $1.17, and fuel oil prices declined in, the report said. TWO BEDROOM Apart­ Two story building kitchen cabinet -tronts, leage, passed emissions Traffic Paint Under city law, 15 percent of the total bid price in fuel prices, while food and 4.7 percent — the steepest one- The Treasury Department, MMkm aot You ment — residential sec- (16,000 square feet) full complete woodworking FOUR PAIRS 81 Inch Inspection. Excellent Tree Planting t I o n o f The ^ w n of Manchester Is of work to be done must be perfored by firms housing costs held steady. month decline since the govern­ meanwhile, said the federal deficit Dgarn? basement, garage and service, custom made nylon, egshell panels and condition. Call anytime, on e ^Q l opportunity em­ Vernon/Rockvllle. owned by blacks or other minorities. President Reagan said the new ment started collecting monthly is skyrocketing and reached $103.2 Bg|Up,aolOiit] freight elpvator. Mr. furniture, colonial repro­ four pairs 81 Inch green 643-4735. ployer, and requires on offlr- fuel data in 1967. billion in February, the fifth month Stove, refrigerator, car­ Norman 647-5003. matlye action polllcy for all inflation figure was good news for fam good SSS aaWng ductions In wood, 9 varie­ open-weave drapes. of Us Contractors and Vend­ of the government’s fiscal year. peting, large yard. On ties of hardwood and $40.00 complete. Fine BANK Centers change name consumers and urged Congress to February’s Consumer Price In­ Madlcal A*onl Call SZS-S401, dead-end street. No pets. ors os 0 condition of doing American Health Fitness Centers, a chain of help keep the rate low, by holding The department said the deficit QaaoHna Cara New Cera veneers NOW IN STOCK. condition. 646-1617. REFOSSISSIONS . business with the Town, as dex was down for only the second for February alone was $25.3 Security, references. Services Call 649-9658. » per Federal Order 11244. health spas with a branch in Manchester, will down “ spending and taxes and ... time since August 1965, the depart­ UP 0.8% UP 0.0% $350. 643-4520. Bid Forms, plans and specifi­ change its name to Holiday Health & Fitness the growth of government.” billioiu DOW N6.7X 81 INCH WING Back FOR SAIE cations are ayallable at the ment said. FARRAND REMODEL­ couch, set of pine tables - Centers April 1. - The five-month total is nearly as M ANCHESTER — four 1979 Ford Coui^r Pick'up. 4 cyl. General Serylces Office, 41 But the department also re­ The department’s report said much as that for the entire Instruction SarvICM Offerad ING — Cabinets, roofing, two end, one coffee. All Center Street, Manchester, With tax rebates now in The spa also has Connecticut branches in room apartment. Good 51 Connecticut: most homes, it's the ported blue-collar spending power February’s gross average weekly previous year, a record 1982 deficit guHers, room additions, excellent condition. 646- $2900. Hartford, West Hartford, Avon Enfield, Wethers­ location. Nice yard. TOV9N OF M ANCHESTER, perfect time to find a dropped 1.5 percent last month. earnings in 1977 inflation-adjusted decks, all types of remo­ 1598. 1978 Chrysler LeBaron $2500. CONNECTICUT field, and Waterbury. of $110.7 billion, and almost exactly Plenty of parking. Ideal cash buyer for that This meant the savings brought by dollars increased more slowly than deling and repairs. FREE 1970 Ford Thundarbird $5Q0. ROBERT B. WEISS, G EN ­ The name change is the result of a management half the total $207.7 billion deficit CERAMIC CLASSES — for young or older cou­ C A M TR E E Service — ERAL MANAGER chandelier you falling prices was wiped out by the cost of living, declining $2.57 to the administration projects for all estimates. Fully Insured. 25 INCH CONSOLE TV, 1973 Toyota Teroal 4*Door. AT. agreement the chain entered into with the Health new teaching studio. Day ple. $495. utilities In­ Free estimates, discount Telephone 643-6017. maple cabinet. Excellent AC. AM/FM, 7000 milea, bal of 034-03 no longer usel income lost due to unemployment. $168.47 for full time and part time of 1983. ^ and evening classes. Coll & Tennis Cor|i. of America, a nationwide chain of Entartalnmafrt Food CloINng cluded. 649-3379. senior citizens. Company condition - works beauti­ $6995. Ceramics, Etc. 643-2862 Manchester owned and INVITATION TO BID 233 fitness clubs. TIMOTHY J. CON­ fully. $200. Call 649-6325. The above can be A nd it’s easy! Just call us UP 0.4% UNCHANGED UP 0.5% 12:30 - 4:30pm, 646-1841 M ANCHESTER — luxury operated. Call 646-1327. Sealed bids will be recelyed A spokesman for the chain said the change N E LLY — total building seen at SM. In the Office of the Director of today and-we'll piit your wouldn’t affect existing personnel or client evenings. four room condo, one General Serylce, 41 Center low-cost ad in print. and Improvement servi­ EXERCISE CYCLE- ei3 Main SI. contracts. bedroom plus carpet, REWEAVING BURN Street, Manchester, Connec­ ja ces Including but not Sears,. with speedome- ticut, until April 12, 1983 at New jobless claims decline TU TO R IN G - Reading, new oppliances, garage. HOLES — Zippers, um­ For extra cash, sell te’r, odometer and spelling, writing for limited to kitchens, ba- 11:00 a.m. tor the following: Ames buying stores $400. Call 646-8609 brellas repaired. Window thrqoms, additions, gar­ adjustable tension con­ 1974 COUGAR XR7. Ex­ ART EQUIPMENT that chandelier. . . now! children and adults. Cer­ evenings. shades, Venetian blinds. trol. Like new condition. cellent condition. Power REHABILITATION, ages, roofing and siding, MODERNIZATION AND HARTFORD (UPI) — The Ames Department WASHINGTON (UPI) — New sional delay in approving new ing benefits under several other tified teachers. Specialist Keys. T V FOR RENT. door and window re­ $50.00 Call 649-1794. steering, power brakes, claims by out-of-work Americans In dyslexia. Call 649-2428. ADDITIONS Stores Inc. expects to be opening eight stores in money for the program. programs. DNE BEDRDDM Apart­ M a rlo w ’s, 867 M ain placement, remodeling, automatic. Stereo, ra- TO MANCHESTER HIGH for unemployment benefits de­ To b a cco Natural Oas ment to sublet May 1st. Street. 649-5221. Connecticut by September. Today’s weekly report by the They include extended benefits, Transportation renovations and new con­ ARING ELECTRIC Ice dlals. $1800. 646-4689. SCHOOL clined slightly to 493,000 during the Employment and Training Admin­ Products and Electricity $320 monthly Including The Town of Manchester Is The company, based in Rocky Hill, has which are triggered in 26 states struction. 646-1379. cream parlor, excellent an equal opportunity em­ second week in.March, but the istration showed a drop in initial and Puerto Rico after the regular Real Estate heat and hot water. 649- BRICKS, BLOCKS, condition. Also reciples 1974 AMC GREMLIN - operated discount department stores in every DOWN 1.6% UP 0.9% UP 0.2% 0738. STONE — Concrete. ployer, and requires an afflr- state in New England except Connecticut for the number of long-term recipients claims of 8,000 to 493,000 for the 26-week period expires; the go­ SKAPARAS HOME Re­ and Tupperware keeper, $300. Needs some work. mat lye action policy for all of Call increased, the Labor Department Chimney repairs. No lob $10.00. Call 646-3430. 643-8853. Its Contractors and Vendors past 25 years. week ended March 12 in seasonally vernment’s new federal supple­ modeling — all types of as a condition of doing reported today. / UPI graphic FDU R RODM Apartment. too small. Call 644-8356. additions. Interior and A spokesman for Ames said Thursday the eight adjusted data for regular state mental compensation program; Homes for Sole 31 1st Hbbr. No appliances. business with the Town, as stores are former Kings stores, four of which are The report came as Congress unernpibyment programs. and coverage for federal workers, exterior, repair work. ONE TANK SHELL-2 Va 1982 PONTIAC T 1000 - per Federal Order 11244. prepared to take final action on a Consumer prices dec^ctseclJ0.2 percent Adults only. No Pets. WATERPROOFING — Bid Forms, plans and specifi­ presently closed. When they are re-opened they The report also showed the total recently discharged veterans and Free estimates. Reasona­ ft. long. Suitable for con­ Many options. 8000 miles. jobs bill that will funnel $5 billion in February, the government said References and Security. five year written guaran­ verting Into a lawn roller. Must sel 11 Cal) after 7pm, cations are ayallable at the 643-2711 will provide jobs for an estimated 200 workers. number of recipients under state railroad workers. ble rates. Call Joe, 569- General Serylces Office, 41 EAST HARTFORD — $250 monthly. Available tee on hatchways, 7572. $6.00 Call 649-2433. 646-5893. The spokesman said the four stores that are into the federal unemployment programs, adjusted for seasonal Unadjusted figures showed Wednesday. While food prices re­ April 1st. 649-6039. Center Street, Manchester, insurance trust fund, which pro­ $57,500. Immaculate two foundation cracks, draln- ••••••••••••••••••••••• Connecticut. closed are in Seymour, Meriden, Norwich and factors, at 3,915,000 in the week 609,600 claimants for the 13-week mained unchanged, costs of medical bedroom ranch. Alumi­ ' age lines, gravity feets, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa vides loans and grants to states for DATSUN F10 Hatchback, TOW N OF M ANCHESTER, New Haven. The four other stores are in Killingly, ended March 5, a decrease of 80,000 extended benefits program during care, new cars, entertainment, clothing, num siding, garage, D N E BEDRDDM drywells, window wells Rooflng/Sldina m Home and Garden 64 1978. Good condition. CONNECTICUT jobless benefits. from the previous week. the week ended March 5, an ROBERT B. WEISS, G E N ­ Westport. Naugatuck and Winsted. tobacco products and natural gas and many extras. Call 646- Apartment-Heat, hot wa­ and-walls waterproofed. $2200. Call 633-7338. ERAL MANAGER Payment of benefits in 27 states That figure, however, does not increase of 17,400 from the pre­ 1512. ter, carpeting, all ap­ State licensed. Call either 035-03 was endangered by the congres­ electricity increased. ^^^nclude 1.5 million persons receiv­ vious week. pliances, air condition­ Hartford 563-3006 or Man­ BIDWELL HOME Im­ DATSUN 510 four door, ing. Nice location. Call FOR SALE - Cow Martore chester 646-3361 — Albert provement Company — at the farm or will deliver 1978. Good condition. Condominiums 649-5249. Zuccaro. RufRed Crochet Roofing, siding, altera­ by the load or half loads. $2900. Call 742-5429. tion, additions. Same Pella Brothers, 364 Bid- FDUR RDDM Apartment- DUMAS ELECTRIC-AII number for over 30 years. well St., Manchester, 643- Young Original 2nd floor. Adults only. No ■ MANCHESTER — one types of residential wir­ 649-6495. 7405. Motorcvcles/Blcycles 72 bedroom condo. Carpet­ pets. Security. Parking, ing, electrical Improve­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa b ■ ■ ■ ■ • ■ ■ one car. Call 649-1265. ments and repair work. %JL ■ ■ ing, appliances, pool, ex- Income Tax Service . 57 FOR SALE — bole hay at 643-2711 erclse/gome room. New or old homes, all Classified.... MOTORCYCLE INSU­ Business Opportunities . . .22 Store/Office Space...... 44 Household Goods...... 62 the farm by the bale. Notices For advertisements to be CHFA approved. Coll af­ FOUR RDDM Apartment- lobs welcomed. Fully li­ Situation Wanted...... 23 Resort Property...... 45 ...63 Rates Pella Brothers, 364 Bid- RANCE — lowest rates Misc. for Sole ...... ter 5:30, 643-1117 or 643- 1st floor. Busline. Ap­ censed. 646-5253. well Street, Manchester, available. Call Clarice or Lost/Found...... Empioyment info...... 24 Misc. for Rent...... 46 ...64 Minimum Chorga: published Monday, the dead­ Home and Garden.... 1318. pliances. No pets. $325. TAX PREPARATION In aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Joan at Clarke Insurance Personals...... instruction...... 25 line is 2:30 p.m . on Friday. Security. 646-3494. Even­ Wanted to Rent...... 47 Pets...... 65 $2.25 for one day aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa M O THER O F TW O Will your home. Reliable, Agency, 8-5pm, 643-1126. Announcements Roommates Wanted...... 48 Musical Items...... 66 Par W ord: ings, 649-4742. Sit for vour chi Idren in my reasonable. Norm Mar­ Antiques 68 Auctions...... Recreational Items_ ...67 1-2 d a y s ...... 15« Lots/Lond for Sole 33 Walnut Street home-full shall, 643-9044. 1980 HONDA CX-500 cus­ Real Estate Read Your Ad FOUR ROOM - apartment or part time. 646-4360. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Antiques...... 68 3-5 d a y s ...... 14( tom - 6,000 miles. Drive- Services Classified advertisements aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa In four family house. W A L T ZINGLERS In­ Homes for Saie...... 31 Tog Soles...... 6 9 6 d a y s ...... 13« WANTED ANTIQUES: shaft, water cooled-wind are taken by telephone as a Private driveway and en­ CARS — Professional come tax service. Filing Financial Condominiums...... 32 Services Offered...... 51 Wanted to Bov ...... 70 26 d a y s ...... 12« VERY, VERY Small Eqrlv, VIctorIqn, Ook, jammer, luggage rack, convenience. trance. On firkt floor. wash and wax, reosona- persoqpl or small busi­ 1920’s qnd miscellaneous. M ortgages...... Lots/Land for S a le ...... 33 Pointing/Poperlng...... 52 piece of land on Bolton moveable slssybar, hli Happy Ads: The Manchester Herald is Lake with private rood. Walking distance to Main, ble prices. Evenings 643- ness tax returns. In your Please call 643-8709. and her helmets. $2400. Personal Loans...... Investment Property ...... 34 Building/Controcting_.53 $3.00 per column Inch St. Nice and clean. $375 a' 5682. home since 1974. 646-5346. Business P roperty...... 35 ..54 responsible only for one incor­ 643-2880. Call after 1:00 pm, 644- Insurance...... Roofing/Siding...... month. Call Ed or Dan, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa DOLLS and Doll things. 2222. Resort Property...... 36 Heoting/Plumbing...... 5 5 Automotive Deadlines rect Insertion and then only aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 649-2947, 646-9892 or 646- Wanted to B o rro w ... Pointmg/Paperlng 52 Look for the Wooden Flooring...... ^__ .56 Cors/Trucks for Sole .. ...71 for the size of the original 6009. Household Oooik 42 For classified advertise­ Insertion. Rentals Soldier at antique show- 1975 KAWASAKI KS-125 Income Tax Service ...;..57 Motorcycles/Bicvcies ....72 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Second Congregational Endoro. Runs well. Good Employment Rentals ments to be published Tues­ E rro rs which do not lessen COVENTRY — newly aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Services Wanted...... 58 Rec Vehicles...... 73 day through Saturday, the I eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Church, Manchester, condition. Call after " R ^ m s for Rent ...... 41 the value of the advertisement renovated three room PAINTING & PAPER U S E D r e f r i g e r a ­ March 25th and 26th. 3:00pm, 646-6264. & Education Auto Services...... 74 deadline Is noon on the day wrtm ents for Rent ...... 42 For Sale will not be corrected by an ■ R oom for Root 41 apartment. Security and Hanging. Ceilings re­ t o r s , W A S H E R S , Autos for Rent/Lease.. ...75 before publication. r : references. Call 742-6858. paired. References. Fully aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Help Wanted ...... Homes for Rent ...... 43 Holidoy/Seasonol...... 61 Misc. Automotive ...... 76 additional Insertion. Ranges - clean, guaran­ HONDA ATC-70. $375. " eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Insured. Quality worki teed, parts and service. TOO Sales 69 Very good condition. 643- Martin MaHsson, even­ NICE ROOM For gentle­ Helping people satisfy Low prices. B.D. Pearl & 9973. ings 649-4331. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••■••••• man. On busline. $50.00 their needs and wants Son, 649 Main Street, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa per week plus security. that’s what Want Ads arc 643-2171. CR AFT FA IR — Saturday Personals 02 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted PAINTING AND PAPER Rec Vehicles 73 Notices 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wonted n Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 646-2000. all about. March 26th, 10am to 4pm, 21 HANGING — ceilings re­ FOUR PLACE SET­ paired. References, fully Andover Elementary aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa by Larry Wright TINGS of Lenox China. School. 30 Craftspeople, MEDICAL SECRETA- KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE™ Insured. Quality work. Springdale pattern. Sells Lost/Found RIDE WANTED To Pratt HAIRSTYLIST WANTED PART TIM E Office em­ TYP IN G — BOOKKEEP­ snack bar, childrens 1971 CAMP TRAILER, 01 and Whitney L-Bulldlng. RY/Receptlonlst for part part time. Experience ne­ APPLICATIONS NOW WORK FROM Your home Martin Mattsson, even­ for $99 place setting. Will ployee from 8-1 pm Mon­ ING. Experienced secre­ Being accepted for work ings 649-4431. room. Follow the signs sleeps eight. 18 ft. Self- ••••••••••••••••••••••• First shift. Coll 649-5064 time fill in for vacations, cessary. Coll Command — I need five aggressive sell all for $175. 643-8268. contained. $2500. 643-1349 LARGE day thru F r l d ^ Must tary 9-1 four days. Must In meat processing plant. persons part time to help from Route 6. otter 4pm. Illnesses, etc. Peg board, Performance of Man­ have accounting’ back­ after 4pm. FOUND — SET OF KEYS type 60wpm, use dicta­ Must have CIo m II driv­ run my business. Coll INTERIOR — EXTE­ adding machine, book­ chester, ask for Carol. ground and n ^ appear­ phone, type quotations, KEROSENE HEATERS BOOK SALE - Friday, at Lincoln Center. Con be keeping knowledge ne­ 643-8339. ers license. Apply in per­ 7.9pm, 646-0779. RIOR- Pointing — Wal­ — 50% Off on all remain­ picked up at the Man­ ance. E x t e n t oppor­ excellent with numbers, son Bugnockl Special lpapering and drvwall Saturday, Sunday, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Employment cessary. Salary commen­ tunity iTor woman be neat. Call M r. Ed­ ing inventory. B.D. March 25, 26 and 27. Over chester Herald office be­ surate with qualifications Meat Products, 50 Batson RECEPTIONIST/SECRE- Installation. Quality pro- Pearls, 643-2171. 5056 HAIRSTYLIST WANTED returning to work. Send wards at Medical X-Ray Drive, Bucklond Indus­ 4000 old books. Large Misc Automotive 76 tween 8:30 a.m. oi.d 5 & Education and experience. Send re­ (shampoo and set opera­ TA R Y — mature person I m a a 4esslonal work. Reasona­ p.m. Monday — Friday. resume to Box V, c/o The Electronics, 646-6032. trial Park, Manchester. to manage busy dental ble prices. Free esti­ selection of magazines. Fasdnating to crochet sume or pick up applica­ tor). Set up the shop the Manchester Herald. >bO UJefaejl aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa • ••••••••••••••••'•••••• tion at Dr. Stephen Ro­ office In Vernon. Book­ mates. G .L. McHugh, Sale price Friday, $1.00 for apedal oecaeions, thla way you want. All sham­ per Item; Sunday, 50( per ruffle-trim sweater will LADIES PURSE left at meo, 18 Haynes Street, INSURANCE SECRE- CARPENTERS Acorpen- keeping and typing ne­ 643-9321. Misc for Sole 43 F O U R 8x17.5 Chevy Easy-going separates set poo and sets will be NEWSPAPER CARRI­ TA R Y needed for local ter helpers- Steady year Item. Hours 11am - 5pm. wheels and truck, tires. win compliments. Manchester Herald of­ Help Wonted Manchester. ’ yours. An extensive fol­ cessary. No Saturdays. a smart fashion' pace for 21 ERS Needed In Manches­ agency. Some expe­ round work. Must have am/fMY, TEACHER S — exterior aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 21 Scarborough Eight lugs. All mounted. the wardrobe. The yoked No. 5056 has crochet fice. Owner may claim by lowing is necessary. Call Telephone 075-0520. directions for Small, Me­ IdentifyIng. Call 643-2711. ter — School Street, rience necessary. Plea­ tools and ,transporttlon. painting, no lob too ___ Rd.,Wlndsor. 688-3646. No $50.00 for alt. 644-3234. blouse teams nicely with RN NIGHTS Supervisor Command Performance, Spruce Street, Eldrldge sant personality a must. previews. a matching skirt, or cu­ dium and Large (bust position available every Coll 643-4139. small. Free estimates, 3® P O IN T O S M O N D 31% to 40) inclusive. BOOKKEEPER — full ask for Carol. 643-8339. Street, Vine Street, Wells Salary negotiable de­ BABYSITTER WANTEb i‘t>