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USED CAR Moderates Push Smoko for Speaker

USED CAR Moderates Push Smoko for Speaker

tt — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Nov, 9, 1988

CONDOMINIUMS CONDOMINIUMS IF0B8ALE FOB SALE FUEL OIL/COAL/ CAM Irbew ood FOB SALE FOREST Ridge Town- SOUTH Windsor. Wes- SEASONED Firewood. 1971 P L Y M O U TH Satel­ Green light house. 3V^ baths, 3 bed­ tage. 2 bedroom unit A Speciolis&Dmf! Key man Cut, split and deli­ lite. Big Block 383. Coll rooms. 1900 square feet with loft. Many ameni­ « of living space, fire­ vered. s115/cord. Call 646-6649, offer 6pm. ties. Excellent condi­ 649-2524.______PZC removes place, alrcondltlonlng, tion. $113,000. Sentry (^HEVY SURBURBANS Watergate figure deck with view. Par­ Real Estate, 643-4060.O CLEMHm I^CARPENTRY/ RAMTINR/ MMCEUJUIEDUS SEASONED Hardwood. 1974-78, 350 Cl engine, tially finished walk-out 8BIVICE8 ISSjRENIDKUNfl [ y ] PAPERMR $100/cord, dumped automatic transmis­ mill restriction/3 basement. Pool, MANCHESTER. Enor­ lH BEBVKES load. $60/'/!i cord load. sion. Prices $450 to John Mitchell dies /6 ■ court. Priced to sell at mous 1600 sq. ft. Con­ Delivered locally. Tel­ $1500. Coll Mason at dominium In desirable CLEANING Servlca. $155,000. Call owner at Home or offlca. Day, FMIRAND REMODEUM ephone, 875-73M. 643-2414. 647-0740.______Forest Ridge. Central mWKES TREE SERVICE air, 2W baths, walk-out night, weekend. Room tddNIona, dooka rooflne, GLASTONBURY Soap Weekly specials. Reg­ sMIng, windows and guNers. Buoksl, truck • chipper. Stump basement and carport remoNl. Free eehmalM. PET8AND Factory. Much sought ore lust some of the ina Ranlerl, 645-0682. Bsokhod end buHdoxdr sdrvlod at reaaonaUa rales. FTee after 2 bedrooms, 2 full evalldbld. Cell Bob Farrand. Jr. eatimates. Residential Special eonelderatlon for 8UPPLIE8 CLYDE outstanding features In and commercial. sMeriy and handicapped. CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. both unit. $109,000. Sen­ this duplex style home. BNE.647-8S09 ROUTE S3, VERNON try Real Estate, 643- SOUTH BOLTON Steve KosU. 647-1201 FR EE Kittens, variety ot 4060.O $164,900. Century 21 Ep- Rb e . 645-6849 BUI Olson, 828-8884 80 Bulek Skylark *2995 steln Reolty, 647-8895.0 647-7553 ages 8, colors. 742-9666 CLEANINB 8EHVICE, or 633-2164.______as Honda Accord 3 Or. *9995 E L L IN G TO N . Why rent INC. 8A8 HOME I X N O Y M A N ind FREE To good home. S3 Bulok Ragal *6995 TOWNHOUSE when you could sit In Commercial / Aseldantlal your own living room IMPH0VEMENT8 White, tri-color, long e4VWJana40r. *5995 FuHy Insursd 6 Bonded. lELECTMCAl CONDOMINIUM and look out over rol­ HAULING hair, female cat. 84 Caprico Wagon *6295 a HEPAIH8 Spayed and declawed. ling meadows. Come 047-154S "No Job Too Smell" Any Job — Anytime 64 Oldt Cut. Wgn. *6995 Three bedroome, 2'h see this 1 bedroom Rdglaldrdd and Fully Inturdd Nice pet. 649-6763 ofte DUMAS ELECtRiC 6pm. 84 Bulok Skyhewk 4 Dr. *5995 baths with 1 BOO sq. Condominium and we FREE ESTIMATES Eloelrlool lepolrs, JianrhfHlrr Im lb Call Oary 075-3403 W Bulok Regal *8795 ft. of living space In will show you how. Coll added wMng. for details. $81,500. NO TUNE TO CLEAN 047-0503 86 Canlury Wgn. *8595 this oversized unit. Today, dM you pay somaono MISCELLANEOUS Century 21 Epstein YOUR HOME? for doing nothing? 85 Century 4 Dr. *8995 Extras Include Realty, 647-8895.0 i n n ^ FOB SALE as Cav. 2 Dr. *4995 Let Call me, Joseph Dumas at __I fireplace, MANCHESTER. What a n m u n m v n m as CuUati 2 Dr. *8995 Complete Inter, and MM283irMMtl2(ms) RELIABLE MOVING E IG H T month old wafer- Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm air conditioning, Buy. Why rent? Own DUST BUSTERS 66 Elactra 4 Or. *10,995 30 Cents Extgr. Home Low, Low Ratoe. bed, $325. Courthouse this 1st floor, spacious 1 do It for youl 86 Cala. Euro 4 Or. *7995 washer-dryer, rear bedroom Condo. Your Maintenance Cuitom Short notico movoe. One Gold membership, deck with view, plus own entrance, a dining 5 years experience with Feinting end Papering GELSDMIND 12V^ months left tor Ineurad. Dopondebla $450. Compared to reg­ 872-9111 a third full bath In room and bright and excellent references. Repair or Renew Cell- ELECTRtC 24 Years oxpisrianco In spacious too. Very con­ Free Estimates. Call: Ings, Welle, etc. Rec. ular price of $700 plus. partially finished RMidentlil wiring tpeMaUst. movina Eric 649-3426.0______veniently located to Rooms, Decks end Light Free EsttmatM. Labor walkout basement 384, shops, library, Carpent^ Roofing, POOL Toble-Seors. Good 649-7492 Anytime Moderates Gutter Repair and 508-7748 Available at church, bonks, etc. after 6 pm condition. $300. Coll af­ SCHALLER W on't last. $64,900. Cleaning. uoonMtimot ter 3; 30pm or leave ACURA FOREST RIDGE ' Anne Miller Real Est­ UNDlOMtY 8PECU1 m LL PAINT TO message. 56B-1903. ate, 647-8000.O A 60-unlt C LE A N IN iS Cleaning — On call Mln- ALLIS Chalmers Trac­ USED CARS shortage Ssrvleliis the MsnciMSIsr a WII- tananca Quick Refur­ HEATMB/ PLEASE condominium IlmanHc arse. Honsst and rtlla- from your picture or $llde tor, left and right plow, bishing or Rsmodaling PLUMBIN8 snowplow and o bucket 88 Caravan SE....*15,375 community located L0T8/LAND blt eouslt to clson your hams, in wotercolor or acrylic FOB SALE attics or windows. 9 ysors sx- IR8URED - 8r. Dtocaeiil loader. Arlens Roto 88F-150P/U...... *16,275 push Smoko on 24 beautifully Berbmro Loppen • Dsrtsnes and rsfsrsncss. Call FraaEstiiiitM Tiller, rear tine, swing 87 NIs. Sentra.....* 8,905 landscaped acres, Lowrls tor a frss sthmols. PJ's Plunbln handle. May be seen at feared APPROX. 2 Acres. Beau­ 646-2253 643-1710 87 Mazda RX7 .... *12.005 complete with pool, 742-0267 Air CandKlMlng Krause Florist, 621 tiful building lot. Boilers, pumps, hot water 87 Toy. Corolla ...* 8,250 tennis court and $120,000. 643-7724. Hartford Rood, 643- tanka, new and 9559. By Nancy Concelman carport parking. replaoements. 87 Toyota Q T .... *10,250 PAINTING/ G A Y & SO N Manchester Herald FREE eSTIMATSS NASHUA D O U B LE heat 88 Chev C20 ...... * 8,850 Priced at *155.000 BOOKKEEPING/ PAPEHIN6 MASONRY wood stove, 8 Inch flue, for speaker Brick, block and stone, 86 SR-5 P/U ...... • 9,550 Principals Only ___ IM0BT6A0E8 643-9649/225-9616 gloss window, blower, The difficulty in attracting INCOME TAX N AM E your own reaso­ ceramic tile, marble and 88 LeSabre...... • 8,905 concrete. holds 24 Inch logs, ex­ unskilled labor and the shrinking Call 643-2711. ' ruxim BEMNDT? nable price. Father 8, No lob It too small I cellent shape. $225.646- 88 Merc. Sable... ' 8,995 8:30am -5pm COMPLETE Bookkeep­ Son Painting and Pap­ MISCELLANEOUS By Brent Laymon availability of land for expansion STOP FOtSaOSUREII ing and accounting ser­ 9723 alter S.______85 Audi Q T ...... • 8,850 ering. Removal. 291- 8EHVICE8 282-7341 o r <27-8973 The Associated Press Lleberman on upset: are among the major concerns of Ask for If you ere falling behind on vices available to 8567. MUST Sell. Unlvego 85 Buick Riverla.. *10.250 small business owners. Mountain Bike. $175. People wanted change eight businesses interviewed in a Mrs. Fromerth your mortgage payments... 85 Olds Ciera .....• 7,350 OR...If your home lain fore­ Pick up and delivery GSL Building Mainte­ OHlwli Lawn Sovica 643-0334.______HARTFORD — The new Gen­ — story on page 4 ^own economic survey, the plan­ closure, WE CAN HELPI service also. Call 289- nance Co. Commercl- Commercial Industrial MUST Sell. Unlvego 85 Cadi DeVille ....* 7,095 eral Assembly doesn’t convene ning director said today. 6961. But Planning Director Mark M A N CH ES TER . Beocon No payment program avail­ BRUSHWORKS. Interior al/ResIdentlal building Snowplowing. Snow Mountoln Bike. $275. 84 Continental.....• 7.595 until January, but Democrats votes away.” McCavanagh said. Hill. Moke us an otter! repairs and home Im­ Removal & Sanding. 643-0334. Pellegrini told Economic Devel­ able for up to 2 years. Bad **************0 painting. Free esti­ 84 Accord LX .....• 7,450 elected Tuesday take up an “ Where we are right now, I ’m not We have one bedroom credit Is not a problemllAsk mates. 12 years expe­ provements. Interior Fully Insursd — important piece of business to­ opment Commission members condos at $85,000 and 2 PAYROLL SERVICE and exterior painting, 84 Toy. (Jamry ....* 6,995 really sure.” how LOW payments can rience. Rnished cabl- Frau Estiffistss night; selection of a Speaker of that among the eight businesses bedroom at $102,000. Lot me do the work for light carpentry. Com­ 83 LeSabre...... :...* 4,995 Senate Democrats also planned help you SAVE YOUR net/celllngs. Woll the House. he’s interviewed so far for the Large units with ap­ HOME TODAYI you. Payroll, quarterly tax reflnlshlng. 647-0836. plete lonltorlal ser­ 647-7150 _ ENDROLLS 345 Center St„ to meet tonight to select their pliances. Parkllke set­ 27’A width • 2Se House Speaker Irving J. Stol- Economic Development Work returns, year-end W-^s. vice. Experienced, rel­ Manchester • 647-7077 leaders. Senate President Pro ting plus pool. Beck­ Swiss CsasarysMya Oreog iable, tree estimates. 13% width - 2 for 254 berg. D-New Haven, faces a Program survey, most cited FREE pick-up and Wali Papering & Angelic Home Tern John Larson of East Hart­ with & Company, at (203) 4S4-133S or 643-0304. M UST f picked up at the challenge for the post from Rep. positive aspects of doing business 521-0306 or 233-7394. delivery. P ain tin g Care Registry Herald Office Monday thru ford and Senate Majority Leader (203)484-4404 Residential, Commercial, Ronald Smoko. D-Hamden. in Manchester, including good *S(F° per week for up to Local r ^ i t r y offers quality Thursday before 11 a.m.oniy. fonTRUCKS/VANS Cornelius O’Leary of Windsor References 8, Insurance. H O LID A Y House. Retlre- highway access to major markets INVITATION TO BIO care... lower cost to patients... i SI fob s a le The two solicited support Locks were both expected to 1(X) amployeet. meht living, ambula- and suppliers and a government The E I G I ^ U TILITIES DISTRICT, 32 Main St., Manchet- Morty Mattson, M 9 -4 4 3 1 companions, home makers, throughout the fall campaign, retain their leadership positions. tory, home-llke 1986 FORD XL Ranger. that is not “ anti-business.” fer, CT. 04040 seeks bids for the following Items: 6 4 3 -5 775 atmoshpere. Call 649- each appearing at Democratic Democrats remained firmly in w***g*w******** Gory McHugh, <43-9321 WANTED TO Custom made ladder The work program is a year­ FOUR (4) 4.S AIR PAKS 2358. 6 4 7 -1 9 5 6 candidates fund-raisers. Rep. control of both chambers of the BUY/THADE rack, toolbox, new long study that began in march of Bid soecl^otlons moy be obtained during normal business James R. McCavanagh, D- General Assembly after Tues­ P.m.) Mondov thru Saturday from tires and shocks. $5500. the town’ s economy that will ^•|9l»0«l»«lwr Ot me eiOHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT FIRE- Ca 11643-6802 or 649-6205. Manchester, leader of the House day’s balloting. allow the town to assess problems H O U M , 32 Main St., AAonchester, CT. APANTMENTS 8T0HE AND WANTED Old furniture, clocka, Moderate Caucus and a Smoko After picking up an average of Sealed blito will be received of the above address until 7:00 Rentals and needs in the town and set FOB BENT OFFICE SPACE TO BENT InalAUTOS FOR supporter, said Wednesday. 23 seats in presidential election 0. m. on AM NDAY, NOVEMBER 21,19SS, of which time they oriental rugs, lamps, goals for the future. Town staff will be publicly opened, read aloud and recorded. Stolberg expressed confidence years for the last 20 years. Bids Mall remain valid for thirty days from the bid opening paintings, coins, Je­ EmSENT/LEASE and members of the Economic ROCKVILLE. Park St. 2 O FFIC E Spoce. 500-1500 FURNISHED Room • Wednesday that the Democrat Republicans on Tuesday man­ date. The District reserves the right to relect any and all bids [ 3 1 ] ROOMS unlts-5 bedrooms,2 square feet. Excellent Wonted. Must be very welry, glass & china. Development Commission and for ony reason deemed to be In the best Interest of the DIs- FR E E Mileage on low will re-elect him to a third term as aged to post a net gain of only four trict. FOR RENT baths 8, 3 bedrooms. location. 647-9223 or reasonable. Coll Dawn Will pay cash. Please Greater Manchester Chamber of cost auto rentals. Vil­ speaker. Smoko did not return or five seats, leaving Democrats EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT Both appllanced. 649- 643-7175. at 568-2020, Ext. 401 call. 646-8496. lage Auto Rental. 643- Com merce will gather data for 3398.______weekdays. three telephone calls. with a majority of 88-63 in the Joseph Tripp ROOM for non-smoktng 2979 or 646-7044. , the program by interviewing Fire Commissioner gentleman. Light hou- Stolberg has served two terms House and 24-12 or 23-13 in the M A N CH ES TER . 4 bed­ Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald businesses throughout town. (W ed at Manchester, CT. this 3rd DAY OF NOVEMBER, sekkeeplng accomoda­ room In two family CARS as speaker, separated by the two Senate. tfSS. CARS CARS CARS Pellegrini said today he hopes tions, parking, washer house. Appliances, years the GOP controlled the The Democrats controlled the 025-H______and dryer. 643-5600. FOR SALE FDR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE SLIDE SHOW — Kathy Emanuelsen, to interview more businesses garage. $700. Referen- General Assembly after the 1984 House 91-60 and the Senate 25-11 in Vietnam. Emanuelsen, participating ces/securltv required. between Thanksgiving and UNITED STATES OF AMERICA MANCHESTER. Fur­ Reagan juggernaut going into Tuesday’s election. clinical coordinator of medicine at in the school’s Veterans Day program nished room, private Agency, 646-4655. Christmas and after January. FEDERAL ENEROY REOULATORY COMMISSION Smoko supporters say that’s The only contest still in doubt is Hartford Hospital, shows Bennet Junior home, appllanced kit­ MANCHESTER. First this morning, told students that war is EDC members said they would be long enough. Some also acknowl­ the 22nd Senate District race « Nellce of AppllceMea Filed with the Cemmissien chen, busline. $350/ floor, 2 bedroom apart­ High School students slides of her time not pretty. willing to help. (Octebar 34, INS) plus $350 security. 528- edge they find Stolberg too liberal between Sen. Howard T. Owens, ment In renovated 2 Despite the advantages of 0776, 289-7191.______family house. New ap­ for their taste. D-Bridgeport, and former Repub­ Toke notice thrt the following hydroelectric application locating here, businesses were has been tiled with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commis­ MANCHESTER. Room In pliances. $700/month MANCHESTER’S Although Smoko supporters lican Sen. Lee Scarpettl. sion and Is available for public Inspection: concerned about a current and aulet rooming house. plus utilities. Call 649- believed they were within strik­ The votes from two machines in a. Type of Application: Surrender of License 2871. predicted difficulty in attracting Oft street parking. $85 ing distance in ^ c e n t weeks. that race were recounted today, Warfare ‘not like Rambo,’ b. Protect No.: 704S-011 per week. 646-1686 or employees, especially unskilled MANCHESTER. Two McCavanagh Acknowledged but the total number of votes c. Date Filed: August 24,19S8 569-3018. bedroom townhouse. workers, because of wage compe­ Wednesday that progressive De­ counted one machine far ex­ d. Applicant: The Metropollton District Nice location, all ap­ tition, the types of positions U S E D C A R mocrats. who generally support ceeded the number of people who Hundreds of readers turn e. Nome of Protect: Collinsville Protect pliances. Heat, hot wa­ available and other factors, Pel­ to Classified every day ter, carpeting, air con- Stolberg, may have picked up actually voted. The second ma­ Vietnam vets tell students t. Location: On the Farmington River In Hartford County, legrini said. Connecticut seorchlng tor some par­ dltlonlng. Coll 647-1595. enough seats — about five — to chine’s totals were found ticular Item. Will your ad block Smoko’s bid, By Andrew J. Davis The Planning Department 0- Pursuontto: Federal Power Act 14U.S.C.H791 (o) - M A N CH ES TER . One bed­ the best show in town and you're really lucky.” be there? 643^2711. room apartment, new DEALER “ At one point we were five Manchester Herald study and another study being See SPEAKER, page 10 Americans, after years of turning their backs conducted by the Chamber and h. Applicant Contact: building. Second floor, on Vietnam veterans, are now accepting them, Lawrence J. Golden on busline, one year I APARTMENTS 1 85 MERCURY Students at Bennet Junior High School learned Emanuelsen said. She has been involved in Byrne, Slater, Sandler, Shulman and Rouse lease, $550/month. 05 PLYMOUTH '86 CADILLAC '85 PONTIAC '80 DOOOE RAM See SURVEY, page 10 330 Main Street, P.O. Box 3214 __I FOR RENT Utilities additional. Pe­ 1 8 R. MARQUIS today that “ war is not pretty. It’s not like Rambo. efforts to have a statue of an honored nurse Hartford, CT 04103 terman Real Estate, RELIANT FLEETWOOD 8UNBIRD PICKUP Bush maps agenda; ... People die there.” 1 4 Dr., FuHy LOMtad placed in the Vietnam Memorial park in (3031 S2S4700 M AN CH ES TER . Deluxe 2 4 dr.. Auto. AM/FM Brougham. Loaded 649-9404.______2 D r, Auo. AC Auto. AC, Cap Those were the words of Kathy Emanuelsen, a Washington D.C. 1. FERC Contact: Robert Bell (202) 374-9237 bedroom Townhouse *4.999 I. Comment Dote; Dec 9 ,19M In two family, central 6 rooms , 3 bedrooms, 2 1 *8.595 *14.999 *4.999 *2.999 clinical coordinator of medicine at Hartford Condon also told the students that the Vietnam baths, $600 month -f League location, V/7 baths, ap­ Hospital. Emanuelsen and Tom Condon, colum­ War was horrifying. He also said the United k. Description of Prolect: The protect consists of the fol­ utilities. Security dep­ Duke takes blame lowing two developments; pliances, sunken living nist for The Hartford Courant, spoke to 120 States may have.made a mistake by going there room, patio, basement osit required. Call 649- 1 84 PONT, 6000 Oavalopmantconslstsof: (1) on 0429 tor on 87 HONDA '87 MERC. '86 FORD F-150 Bennet students today about their experiences in when it did not have the support of the South existing 32S-fo(rt-long and IS-foot-hlgh stone masonry garage. Adults pre­ '86 TOYOTA By Donald M. Rothberg oppointment.______1 l e Bush wastes no time the Vietnam War. dam with o spillway crest elevation at 214.3 feet NGVD; ferred. $760 plus utili­ ■ P. Window* a Lock*, ACCORD LXI BRAND MARQUIS PICKUP CAMRY The Vietnamese people. is losing (2) new Moot-high floshboards; (3) o smoll reservoir ties. 649-0311 after 6pm. RENOVATED 3 room ■ AC, AM/FM Loadod Loaded shaping his presidency The school’s social studies department spon­ “ It was probably a mistake on our part," he with a s u H ^ o re o of S5 acres; (4) an existing 300-foot- apartment. Available Black 4 Dr.. Std, AC long canal at the westside of the dom; (S) a new power- ROCKVILLE. 1 bedroom George Bush and Michael Du­ — story on page 5 sored the talk as part of the school's Veterans said. “ It was a hard lesson to learn.” houM with 2turblne-eenerator units with a total Installed Includes appliances, Immediately. No pets. 1 *5.999 *9.999 *14.999 Day activities. Veterans Day is Friday. Security and reteren- *7,999 *8.999 kakis, locked together in political When asked if he thought the United States won follroce; (71 a new heat ond hot water, Emanuelsen was a combat nurse assigned to women 23-kV and lOO-foot-long transmission line; (I) new fish ces required. 646-2253. combat for so many months, are the war, he said it did not. He said he sees nothing lodders; and (9) other appurtenances. parking, modern kit­ chen and bath. Vh STAFFO R D Springs. 4 '80 CHEV. going their separate ways: the “ I gave it my best , ” he said the 12th Evacuation Hospital in Cui Chi, gained from the war except for the immigration O®*" Davelopmefit consists of: (1) an rooms, heot, hot water. 1 '80 LINCOLN '86 8UICK '83 MERCURY '87 MERC. Republican vice president to plan of the losing campaign. Vietnam, in 1969. She told students that war is not of many Vietnamese people to the United States. Bv Michele M. Noble existing 350-foot-lang and 20-fo^-hlgh concrete gravity month security. $380- CELEBRITY dam with a spillway crest elevation of 344.7 feet NGVD; $495 per month. No No pets. $415. 2 months 1 MARK VI RIVIERA OR. MARQUIS COUGAR the next administration, his van­ Many of his fellow Democrats portrayed as it is in some movies. “ In retrospect, (I think) we did not,” Condon Manchester Herald security. 643-0895. 121 new Moot-high floshboards; (3) o small reservoir pets. 872-8095. 9-5, ■ 4 dr.. Mutt 8m ) 4 Dr., Auto, AC 4 Dr., A/C, Loaded quished Democratic opponent to were complaining that his best “ You need to know war is never glamarous," said. “ We can’t use military force where it’s not with a surface area of 33 acres; (4) on existing aso-toot- weekdays. 2 D r, Loadod Loaded MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ resume his duties as governor of shot was not good enough. Emanuelsen said. called for.” For the Manchester area chap­ long canal ot tta east side of the dam; (5) a new power­ room apartment In Du­ 1 *4.ggg house with 2 tu^lnegenerotor units with a total Installed MANCHESTER. 2nd *5.999 111.999 *5.999 *10.750 Massachusetts. “ The Dukakis campaign ran To prove her point, Emanuelsen told the Between 1969 and 1970, Condon served with ter • of the League of Women floor. 2 bedroom, heat plex. $700 per month. c e c it y of L m k W ; (4) on existing tollrace; (7) a new After taking the first steps the worst campaign of this Voters of Connecticut, this year’s n-kV and l^foot-long transmission line; (I) new fish and appliances. No No pets. Security and students how her unit once had to treat 30 to 40 U.S. Arm y Intelligence in the Mekong Delta in ladders; and (9) other appurtenances. 1 '80 VW toward the transfer of power next century,” said Robert Slagle, election has been one of the most pets. $600plus security. references a must. Call '86 NISSAN CALL FOR '85 BUICK '87 LINCOLN children after the North Vietnamese bombed an Vietnam. The llcensM Is surrendering because the proposed prolect Is Call 646-3979. 645-8201. 1 8CIR0CC0 SENTRA INFORMATION January, Bush was leaving today chairman of the Texas Demo­ orphanage. She also told the students she slept William Johnson of Manchester, a former uneventful in 67 years. ns l9®*>ble tor It. No construction has taken ploce ot CENTURY CU8T. TOWN CAR on a brief vacation fishing off the cratic Party. Slagle complained this site. MANCHESTER. Four 1 ON RECENT under her bed with her helmet on to protect platoon sergeant in the 11th Marine Combat < Statewide, membership in the HOMES R*d. Loadtd 4 D r. S Spd., AM/FM 4 O r, Loaded coast of Florida. particularly about Dukakis’ fail­ l. This notice olso consists ot the follewine standard poro- room apartment In­ DAILY silver, Loaded herself from being killed. Engineering Battalion, also was scheduled to 67-year-old league is almost half FOR RENT The president-elect returned to ure to respond quickly to attacks what it was a decade ago; And grophs: B, Cand D3 cludes heat, hot water, 1 *9.999 *4.999 *6,999 The lesson learned from Vietnam is for speak. But Johnson canceled because he was appliances. Adults pre­ ARRIVALS! *18.999 Washington Wednesday and re­ from the Bush campaign. even though membership is pick­ B. Commmts, Protests, or Motions to Intervene — Anyone Americans to stay informed, Emanuelsen said. inundated with work at his Johnson Electric Sign moy submit comments, a pretest, or a motion to Inter- ferred, no pets, non- TOLLAND. Charming 2 ceived a tumultuous welcome at “ You just don't let people do ing up in some areas, league jjn e In accordonce with the requirements of the Rules of By staying on top of the news, Americans can Corp., said Ellen Morse, Bennet social studies smokers. Security and bedroom home. 2 car Andrews Air Force Base from that sort of thing to you,” said the members say increasing de­ ^® 'V «® ® "‘> ’ • sactfohs38S.3Uk .21), references. $600. 643- garage, & workshop. 1 '86 eUlCK '87 MERC. '86 CADILLAC 84 FORD make better decisions about whether or not to teacher. P'"® "PP^oprloN action to take, the '86 TOYOTA supporters that included his vice Texas Democrat. mands on women's time has '®"*I?9r ofi protests or other comments 9257 or 649-2623. Fully carpeted. $825. 1 SKYLARK TOPAZ SEDAN DeVILLE THUNDERBIRD support military intervention, she said. Johnson is scheduled to visit^ Vietnam in 872-2200, 872-9930. CELICA 8T8 president-elect, Dan Quayle. “ This race was winnable,” said swallowed much of the enthusi­ *"• " RPtfon N Intervene In oc- TW O Bedroom Duplex. 1 4 D r, Auto, AC. 4 Dr., Rad, Auto, AC Loaded. Silver “ You really need to know how good life is Auto. Loaded Red. fuNy Equipped I ’ ’He’s going to be one of the James Ruvolo, the Ohio Demo­ January along with five other veterans to help asm for the non-partisan organi­ „ JSi.S®'"'?'"*®®'* *"••• "*®v become a Appliances, no utili­ MANCHESTER. Four (h ere),’’ she said. “ That’s the key difference. We comments, protests, or mo- ties. $500 per month room, 2 bedroom Du­ 1 *6.999 *7.500 great vice presidents,” Bush said cratic Party chairman. “ Michael clear mines planted by the United States during zation which was bom in the era 6? received on or before the speci­ *13.999 *6.999 *8,099 fied comment dote tor the porllculor oppUcotlen. plus security deposit. plex house In nice of the Indiana senator who stood Dukakis will get a lot of blame, have to know what we're doing what for. This is the war. of the women’s suffragette Coll otter 5pm, 646-2930. ®* *®*P®i»lv* Documents — Any fll- neighborhood. $600, smiling behind him on the plat­ deserved and not deserved." movement. MANCHESTER. Thanks- own utilities. Deposit form. “ You watch him closely, In the presidential race. Bush Membership in the towns of required. Available 1 '85 0MW325E '87 MERC. FOR TERMS AND glvlng special. Rest ot '81 TOYOTA '86 CHEV. '80 OLDS Am erica.” won 40 states with 426 electoral Manchester, Vernon, South Wind­ J'*™NT TO FILE COM- November rent tree. December 1st. 742-9408. ■ Std. Tran*, Sunroof. COUGAR . J^**^®TIN0 a p p l i c a ­ ■ AC. AM/FM STARLET CAMARO IROC DELTA 88 Back at the Massachusetts votes, while Dukakis carried 10 Veterans Day seh/ices set sor and East Hartford has been t i o n s , PROTEST" or M()TION TO INTERVENE." Large 1 and 2 bedroom Loaded. White condos with all ap­ I STORE AND 2 Dr„ H/B. Standard AMuatSoall Blu*. Fully Equipped Statehouse, Dukakis told a news states and the District of Colum­ slowly dwindling, said Juliette 1 *12.999 bia for a total of 112 electoral oppilcotion to which the filing Is In respoiiM. 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Leaf pickup JIT TH® TIME 1 m o Weicker: Several cars now offer plenty of room By the Editors LIKE TO THANK THE PEfISoN France by Renault and Renaultshave of Consumer Reports Competitors in this market include ‘Nobody’s never had a decent reliability record Ford Motor Co.’s Ford Taurus and convenient, PIWA5LV hlnsr l?E$k)l6lBlE Consumer In the United States. The Medallion Some years ago suburban families Mercury Sable and General Motors’ Reports test model had a sticker price of Buick Centruy, Chevrolet Celebrity, F * THIS OCCASION... who needed a car with lots of $14,400, including destination dharge. passenger room and cargo space had Oldsmoblle Cutlass Cruiser an Pon­ man’ now tiac 6000 Safari. All are comparable in one choice: a station wagon. Today, The Nissan Maxima seemed more hazardous size and capacity to the Camry and several possibilities exist beyond the , previous Camry’s, promises to have like a hatchback than a station wagon, Medallion and they can be expected to classic “ estate wagon” The options an excellent frequency-of-repair re­ both in its cargo-carrying ability and perform reasonably well. But Consu­ include fuel-efficient hatchbacks, cord. The test model, a lavishly its passenger accommodations. It mer Reports’ Frequency-of-Repair CIHAT . compact station wagons and small equipped 1988 LE with an optional V-6 achieved passable scores in the ride The narrow election defeat of data gives you cause to suspect their Istanbul The destruction of an automobile by a fire passenger vans that can carry as and handling tests. But if it’s a TURKEY Connecticut Sen. Lowell Weicker cuts engine, sells for nearly $18,000. reliability. that started because a driver parked the car short the public career of one of many as eight people. hatchback you want, there are other Recently, the auto engineers at The Eagle Medallion is designed models from which to choose. P er­ Another model vying in this market near a large pile of leaves waiting to be picked Washington’s most controversial and built by Renault and sold by is the Peugeot 505 Wagon. It’s much up under Manchester’s curbside leaf-pickup figures. Consumer Reports road-tested four haps Nissan views the. car that way Chrysler Corp.’s Jeep-Eagle Division. too; it’s discontinuing the Maxima ■ like the Volvo 240 In performance and r Many reasons can be cited for the compact wagons — the Toyota program raises a question about whether the Though only slightly larger than the wagon in 1989. The test model’s price carrying capaicty. Its reliability is downfall of Weicker, 57, a Republican Camry, the Eagle Medallion, the system is really as good as townspeople think Camry, it feels more like a station was nearly $19,000. questionable, however. who ran to the left of his Democratic Nissan Maxima and the Volvo 250. At it is. the same time, the testers suggested wagon. (And if you’re looking for The Ford LTD Country Squire and opponent, Joseph Lieberman, 46. But Buyers who need a station wagon Mercury Marquis Colony Park, large other vehicles that could fill similar old-fashioned station wagon versatil­ Curbside leaf pickup is a great convenience one reason stands out: Weicker has ity, the Medallion is the only compact with serious cargo capaicty and wagons tht seat six or eight, are worth transportation needs. to residents, but it does pose a number of shown little interest in the day-to-day model that offers an optional third towing ability will be best served by considering. They have good towing Based on test scores and reliability, problems of Connecticut. seat.) the Volvo 240. But this rear-wheel capability, better-than-average re­ problems, not the least of which is the the Toyota Camry was the top choice. “ All politics is local,” goes an old drive wagon, sold-feeling though it is, pair records and list prices under possibility of the destruction of automobiles With the refined manners of a Washington adage. It is a truism that The Medallion provides pleasant doesn’t ride or handle as well as the $ , . Or,forabout the same money, by fire. There are other dangers. One Harlan well-bred sedan, it’s sjjjpoth. comfor­ 20 000 Weicker overlooked at his peril. handling and ride qualities and good better front-wheel-drive models. Vol- you can buy the Dodge Caravan or table and a pleasufeto drive. The Street resident is concerned because the curb His office regularly has issued more overall comfort: it scored about as vos have a respectable reliability Plymouth Voyager, the passenger wagon provides a good combination of aiong the street, where there are no sidewalks news releases than most congres­ well as the Camry, But there’s a record. The model tested was priced vans that performed best in Consu­ performance and economy and, like for children going to school, is lined with piles dm sional offices, but they have been caveat: The Medallion is built in at almost $20,000. mer Reports’ tests. of leaves that are not scheduled for pickup unusually devoid of direct impact on his home state. The n e ^ releases until sometime next week. have tended to fall into two catego­ Lee O’Connor, highway superintendent, ries: statements on broad national says that is not a unique situation. There are issues such as AIDS or Middle East Kids get lesson in gratitude other streets without sidewalks where leaves Schizophrenia In Connecticut policy, or self-congratulatory puff are cluttering curbs. pieces announcing yet another award Dr. Gott to the senator. The difficulty with the leaf-collection Some months back, we discussed Peter Gott, M.D. program is that it works welt only when all the as grandma gives to charity Ji the nature of these pronouncements ^ AP photo variables come together in the right An affinity for ticket spiitting with one of Weicker’s two press aides, combination. The leaves must fall at a in the hope of gleaning more informa­ DEAR Say what you will about ‘ ’the TAKE MY ROBE. PLEASE — Comedian ABBY: Please golden rule” and the joy of convenient time, the weather must be good at tion of direct relevance to Connecticut Henny Youngman serenades actress By Judd Everhart more than impossible,” he said. and, especially, to Manchester. comment on a “ Christian giving,” if Grandma a convenient time for homeowners to do their "I'd like to think that what people in “ You don’t understand,” said the new idea about chooses to teach thankless grand­ Cheryl Hartley of the Broadway nude raking, and the homeowners must have Connecticut voters once again dem­ this state were saying was that after aide, “ Senator Weicker doesn’t talk gift giving that Dear Abby children “ a lesson” by sending musical “Oh Calcuttal" in honor of her onstrated their affinity for ticket 18 years (of Weicker) they wanted a ALS explained my mother-in- money to her favorite charity in 40th birthday at the Edison Theater in nothing more pressing to do so they can rake about grantsand local things like that. Abigail Van Buren their leaves before the pickup in their area. splitting, this time electing a Republi­ change,” Lieberman said. He’s a national figure.” law just came their name rather than giving New York. up with. them gifts. I ’m on her side. can president and a Democratic The attorney general mounted a Perhaps so, but it was the people of O n h e r True, one should give for the joy There are other methods by which the town senator. hard-hitting television campaign at­ Connecituct and not the nation at in simple terms grandchildren’s of giving, but when the receiver can get rid of ieaves. But when the curbside One observer said the results were tacking Weicker for missing Senate large who were voting Tuesday on birthdays. lacks the courtesy to say “ thank coiiection was abandoned in 1980, in favor of indicative of Connecticut's “ schizoph­ votes, sometimes while he was Weicker’s performance. In theireyes, PEOPLE you” , the giving loses much of its renic” voting personality and showed at least, being a "national figure” Christmas, coiiecting the ieaves in plastic bags, there was traveling around the country collect­ D EAR DR. GOTT: My friend has been told she etc., she is planning to send giving, and expecting nothing in joy. how difficult It is to label Connecticut wasn't enough. has Lou Gehrig’s disease. The writings are so very widespread dissatisfaction. As a result, ing speaking fees. money to one of her favorite return? And what about the ‘L’ word battle continues conservative or liberal. Publicly, Weicker’s Republican col­ curbside pickup, which is more costly and less Weicker called Lieberman’s tactics technical about it. Could you please explain the charities and notify her grand­ golden rule? DEAR ABBY; 1 am presently Democrats in Connecticut out­ leagues in the Senate largely obey the disease in simple language? NEW YORK (AP) - The presidential safe, was reinstituted. garbage, but wound up running a few children that a gift was made in I probably should have ex­ pregnant and unmarried. I tried number Republicans 3-2, but the last 11th GOP commandment against campaign is over, but the spat over the “ L ” attack ads of his own. He also said that speaking evil of their fellow party their name in the amount of $(), pressed my opinion about her to tell the man responsible (he time the state backed a Democrat for DEAR READER; Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis word continues between composer-conductor Curbside pickup is something Manchester if he won, it would send negative member. Even Republicans who vote rather than sending a pesonalgift decision at the time it was made, lives in another state), but he president was 1968 with Hubert H. (ALS) is sometimes called Lou Gehrig’s disease, a Leonard Bernstein and conservative columnist residents clearly favor, and it is uniikeiy it campaigning “ down the chute” for a more like Democrats’ count when it to each of them as she has done in but I was so surprised that I didn’t refuses to see me. Because of his Humphrey. remembrance of the great baseball player who died William F. Buckley Jr. wanted,” McKee said. long time in Connecticut. comes to deciding which party the past. It seems the reason for know what to say. behavior, I have decided not to will be replaced by any other system. of the ailment and thereby attracted much public The tiff began when Bernstein, in an Oct. 30 The results of Tuesday's balloting Lieberman, recalling the 1980 ra- controls the Senate. this new plan is because she has DISAPPOINTED tell him. I donot want to share my Weicker, a liberal Republican attention. opinion essay in The New York Times, decried mirrored those of 1980, the last time not received thank-you notes DAUGHTER-IN-LAW child with someone who doesn’t Since that is true, it wouid be good if cesr said: "W e know from history in spurned by conservatives in his party Privately, however, those col­ efforts to besmirch the word “ liberalism.” the Connecticut ballot had both a ALS is a neurological disorder of unknown cau.se. from them in the past, and hopes have the time of day for us now. residents couid be persuaded not to rake the Connecticut that people in Connecti­ and endorsed by progresssive, tradi­ leagues rail against Weicker, calling Buckley retaliated in a Nov. 2 column that presidential and senatorial race. marked by progressive degeneration of nervous this “ will teach them a lesson.” DEAR DISAPPOINTED; At the same time, I do not want to piies of leaves into the street until just before cut have had the ability to split tickets him an arrogant, unpredictable recalled a meeting Bernstein held at his New This year. Republican George Bush tionally Democratic groups like labor system tissue that supplies muscles. It causes Children caiUtot be expected to deny my child a father, although I over and over again.” gadfly. Some observers say he has York apartment in 1970, at which leaders of the the scheduled collection. For residents who beat Democrat Michael Dukakis by unions and the National Organization weakness and wasting of the muscles of the hands, Abby, I agree that children know what they have not been am not sure he would be a good While McKee said the Weicker- worked more quietly and construc­ Black Panthers chatted with the cultural elite. have fences along the fronts of their some 67,000 votes and Democratic for Women, acknowledged last week forearms and legs. Cramps and difficulty speaking should write thank-you notes for taught. Parents should teach father. (Maybe no father is better Lieberman battle had plenty of tively In recent years, but Weicker That get-together was lampooned in Tom that he had rejected his advisers’ (and swallowing) are common. gifts, and I am all for giving children early that they may not than a lousy one.) properties at the sidewaik line, that poses a U.S. Senate challenger Joseph I. negatives, it wasn't as dirty as the has continued to flaunt his maverick advice to hit back at Lieberman ALS usually starts in middle age and progresses money to charities, but 1 question play with, wear, eat or otherwise I would like to hear the opinions Wolfe’s book “ Radical’Chic, or Mau-Mauing problem for which there is no good solution. Lieberman upset tbree-term Republi­ bare-knuckles Busb-Dukakis contest. image. the Flak Catchers.” earlier. rapidly, with death occurring in two to five years. her decision. What will this teach enjoy a gift until they have of people who never knew who can Lowell P. Weicker Jr. by 10,052 Weicker tried again this year to “ Lenny does not realize that one of the Neither is there a good solution to where to “ I found real distortion and real Lieberman defended the way he ran Although there is no known treatment, patients can her grandchildren about giving? thanked the giver. I do not their fathers were. I would also votes. make a virtue of his independence, reasons the ‘L ’ word is discredited is that it was park a car when the entire curbline is subterfuge in that (national) cam­ his campaign, saying, "How can be aided by physical therapy and nursing care. What is her motive forgiving gifts recommend continuing to give like to hear from men who have In 1980, Republican Ronald Reagan using a longtime campaign slogan, handled by such as Leonard Bernstein,” cluttered with combustible leaves. paign,” McKee said, blaming both people decide who to vote for unless in the first place? Whatever gifts to a child of any age who has fathered children out of wedlock. easily defeated incumbent Democrat “ Nobody’s man but yojjrs.” Buckley wrote. sides. they can evaluate the records of the happened to the joy of Christian not acknowledged previous gifts. Would any prefer not knowing Jimmy Carter in Connecticut while But Lieberman turnejrnttfe slogan In the latest exchange between the two, Curbside leaf collection may be a great It was McKee who described two candidates? So I think it was a D EAR DR. GOTT; A child I know had a short loss they were fathers? Democrat Christopher J.Dodd beat against Weicker more effectiely than Bernstein wrote an open letter to the columnist Connecticut's voter profile as good healthy campaign.” of oxygen at 8 months. What problems could this ALONE IN MINNESOTA convenience, but keeping it safe means Republican James L. Buckley in the any of his previous opponents. “ It’s that ran in Wednesday’s Daily News, which "schizopbrenic." cause? At what age would these problems show up? putting up with some inconveniences. Senate race. In his hometown of Greenwich, about time the people really under­ Data Bank syndicates Buckley. “ Your column,” Bern­ Lieberman said bis dramatic win Weicker said he was out of public life stood what a maverick is,” Lieber­ D EAR ALONE: You need not Might this year's results have been had more to do with his record as D EAR READ ER: The answer to your question be alone. Get in touch with a stein told Buckley, “ is beneath your dignity.” for good and was considering an man said in their first debate. “ It “ Liberal is a word soiled by the greedy, different if tbe party lever had still attorney general than a negative depends on how long the child was deprived of woman’s advocate group to help academic career. means you’re not ultimately accoun­ reactionary, back-looking impulse toward been on Connecticut voting campaign against Weicker. oxygen and to what extent. Compiete loss of blood you make some important deci­ Weicker repeatedly made clear that table to anybody. tyranny,” Bernstein said. machines? oxygen causes irreversible brain damage after sions. The father of your child has “ People in this state know me, they he would not seek his party’s “ You don’t even have to make Lieberman thinks not, but Trinity about three minutes. However, nervous tissue can Involved Fathers certain legal responsibilities to know that as attorney general. I've gubernatorial nomination in 1990 or commitments, even to the voters you College political science professor often adapt spectacuiarly to short-term oxygen debt How much time face. He may even deny pater­ fought for things that matter to any other public office, including a represent. You just do whatever suits Falwell picks up tab Clyde McKee wonders. people,” Lieberman said, mentioning you personally whenever you want to — and children seem to be especially resistent to they give nity, so be prepared for a legal post in the new Bush administration. battle. “ The irony of this is that Weicker such issues as a cleaner environment do it. I look at his record and see a this type of trauma. For example, there are ROANOKE, Va. (AP) - The Rev. Jerry was defeated because there was no “ I always said to myself, ‘When numerous reports of drowned children who were Fathers ol Every child has the right to Falwell didn’t figure to be picking up a tab for and consumer protection. pattern of incredible inconsistency,” successful children your time com es.walkoff that field,” ’ pulled from cold water and revived without □ know who his or her father is. Larry Flynt. But that’s what a judge has party lever,” McKee said, recalling "They could expect that's the kind Lieberman said. Fathers Weicker told reporters and well- damage. The coid temperature and the constituents average children One’s medical history is vital if ordered him to do in the latest rebuff of his the Republicans' successful effort of of senator I would be. I don’t believe it Many other Connecticut voters wishers in a crowded room at of the water (sait or fresh) appear to play an there’s a hereditary disease in the lawsuit against the Hustler magazine two years ago to get the device was one of the most negative agreed. Enough to derail the political Greenwich Town Hall. “ No regrets, important role in allowing the brain to survive family. My advice; The father-to- publisher. removed from voting machines. It campaigns in state history. I thought career of one of the country’s most permitted a vote for all candidates in no griping and no comebacks.” colorful lawmakers. without iong-term consequences. be should be informed either by First, the Lynchburg evangelist failed to that it was a fair campaign,” he said. A great deal you or an attorney. It’s also a one party by pulling a single lever. Ordinarily, after oxygen depletion, patients show prove he had been libeled by a Hustler ad "W e called it the impossible dream. immediate malfunction of the nervous system man’s right to know that he has parody that portrayed him as an incestuous "A senator was defeated because Judd Everhart covers politics and Ue Roderick is chief of the I know that that there were a lot of QUALITY TIME — A recent 40% 1 fathered a child. tbe state Capitol for The Associated Washington bureau of Scripps League (unconsciousness, weakness or seizures): with A moderate drunkard; then, the U.S. Supreme Court the Republicans got what they people observing it that felt it was amount 37% Press. Newspapers. time, the disabiiity may improve. The patients may survey found a definite overturned a $200,000 award he received for return to normal in a few days. The facts about drugs, AIDS, and how “ intentional emotional distress.” correiation between the to prevent unwanted pregnancv are all Very litlle Now, in a closed court session last week, U.S. _ New rules, new role Of course, loss of higher cognitive abilities achievement ievels of In Abby's new, expanded booklet, (intelligence) may not be evident in children until "What Every Teen Should Know." To District Judge James Turk ruled that Falwell they are older. In an otherwise normai child under chiidreri\and the amount of □ 5% order, send your name and address, must pay $20,258.55 in costs assessed from the Don't know plus check or money order for S3.50 fo: age 1, short-term oxygen depletion may have time a w her spends with fo% Deor Abby's Teen Booklet, P.O. Box lawsuit. caused no damage whatsoever. ^ 447, Mount Morris, III. 41054. Postoge Is Turk said Falwell waited too long to object to his chiid. Included. the costs assessed for witness fees and Jackson now a stronger candidate deposition and trial transcripts, which include Flynt’s. Turk also said in the ruling, filed televised performer at the Atlanta . By Walter R. Mears same pattern. Democratic governors, members of Monday, that even if Falwell had filed his O 1088 by NEA, Inc //-A convention. There are many reasons for AIDS tests An initial test of his strength in objection on time it would have had no merit. Jackson is aware of the perils as Congress and others who got nominat­ "The service was fine. I don’t tip because / In the ashes of a lost Democratic party councils will come early next, well as itg advantages of his enhanced ing votes with no strings and no don't want to be loved and I don't need presidential campaign, Jesse Jack- winter, when the Democratic Na­ DEAR DR. REI- can do a great deal to improve their sites” and they provide strong psy­ political station. He’s been talking instructions. That bloc was cut to approval. ” son heads toward the next one tional Committee elects a new chair­ NISCH: I ’m trying to health and perhaps slow down the chological and informational support Soviet receives prize with friends and advisers about the about 10 percent of the delegate total. strengthened by new rules and a new man, or extends the tenure of Paul convince myself that I progression towards AIDS. This to individuals found to be seropositive way to deal with both. In Atlanta, Jackson complained VATICAN CITY (AP) - Exiled Soviet role. Kirk, who had planned to leave the should get a test for would also make it more likely that a for HIV. The first step already has been that his delegate strength did not psychiatrist Anatoly Koryagin, who accused Next time, Jackson will begin as the post but may stay on temporarily for AIDS, but frankly I ’m seropositive person would still be Because these sites take the time taken. It was a late campaign sprint in match his percentage of the primary Kinsev Report the government of sending sane people to Democrat to beat — which is what the sake of party peace. afraid the result will be around if a cure or effective treatment necessary for client education and behalf of Dukakis. With it, Jackson and caucus vote. The new rules will mental institutions, has received the Humani­ somebody almost certainly will do. Ron Brown, a Washington lawyer, positive and I will be­ June M. Relnisch, Ph.D. for HIV is found. counseling, many of them now have guarded against any finger-pointing change that — unless the Democratic zation of Medicine prize for his work for Letters to the editor The odds weigh heavily against the Jackson’s convention manager and a come even more de­ The sooner a seropositive person waiting lists, so you may have to wait suggesting that he’d done less than his establishment wants to risk a major patients’ rights. nomination of a black man in 1992, in a volunteer adviser to Dukakis, expects pressed. I ’m not having begins to act, the better. He or she several weeks for an appointment. It best for the Democratic ticket. battle with the party’s premier black The winner of the award, a gold plaque and The Manchester Herald welcomes original party that at times shrank from the to seek the chairmanship. At least sex with anyone right should immediately stop having un­ will be worth the wa^. He said he’d put in more mites, leader by trying to amend them again. $20,000, is selected every two years by letters to the editor. word “ liberal” during the campaign four other Democrats are prospective now anyway, so what’s protected sex. both to protect unin­ An AIDS testing center will also registered more voters than anyone In kinder, gentler political times, Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. Letters should be brief and to the point. They just ended. candidates. the point? fected partners and to prevent further have information about available else in support of Dukakis. By election the defeated nominee of a party was Koryagin, who now lives in a suburb of should be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for Jackson said he doesn’t fear that a While Jackson isn’t saying so yet, he chances of their being exposed to HIV. experimental drug programs cur­ night his voice was hoarse and fading considered its titular leader until the take from two weeks to 12 months or Zurich, received the award Wednesday during ease in editing, should be double-spaced. Letters liberal can’t be elected. “ Reaching will be at work for Brown. Jackson It is thought that AIDS may move rently underway and how to enroll for from ^ e campaign strain as he said it next campaign, and Dukakis said D EAR READ ER: Although the longer for HIV antibodies to appear in a conference at the Vatican on the “ Longevity must be signed with name, address and daytime out, making room, that’s liberalism. allies were named to about a dozen more quickly the more times and AIDS treatment. was much too early to talk about 1992 Wednesday that he will “ provide idea of being tested is usually the blood. It would be better if the HIV and Quality of Life.” telephone number (for verification). So the liberal tradition is a proud at-large committee seats as part of a individual is exposed to HIV, or that Frankly, expending the energy to politics. whatever leadership I can” in the presented as being for the benefit of virus itself could be detected, but a The award citation said Koryagin was The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the tradition,” he said. “ I will not harmony pact with Dukakis at the there are some strains of HIV which worry that you might have AIDS could “ I have not yet made that decision, interest of Democratic unity. others (so that the virus is not spread) practical test that does that has not honored because of his struggle “ against interests of brevity, clarity and taste. foresake it.” Democratic convention in Atlanta. are more deadly than others. be more dangerous to yourself in the not even given it serious considera­ But presidential campaigning has there are plenty of good, selfish been developed yet. bureaucratic indifference and the enslave­ There surely will be ample competi­ One of the new committeemen: Jesse A seropositive person should also long run (and certainly is more Address letters to: Open Forum, Manchester tion,” he said. That at least is the become all but permanent, and reasons to have a test to see if you’ve ment of psychiatry for political purposes.” It tion, with Democratic names like Jackson Jr. If HIV antibodies are found, the cease all activities known to reduce dangerous to others) than actually Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester 06040. public posture. defeated candidates go offstage been exposed to HIV (Human Immu­ also noted his “ tireless support for the physical Bradley, Cuomo, Nunn, Gore and More important, delegate selection person is said to be seropositive and the.effectiveness of thebody’snatural finding out that you have been Jackson also said the new political quickly. nodeficiency Virus, the virus that and mental well being of his patients, who were Gephardt and more on the early list of ru(es have been amended to Jackson’s will be asked to take a different and immunity. This includes alcohol con­ exposed to HIV and are seropositive season began on Wednesday, pointing And Jackson will be looking for a causes AIDS.) often treated inhumanly.” possible entries for 1992. Even as Gov. potential advantage in 1992. In a more sensitive test. It is not yet clear sumption, drug use and smoking. so that you could begin to take the to city elections in 1989, off-year lead role. “ Our charge today Is to Anyone who has had multiple Michael Dukakis conceded his loss to convention peacemaking deal with what percentage of seropositive indi­ Lowering stress may also be useful. steps to help you develop strength elections in 1990, the census and learn well the lessons from this partners of either sex, sexual activity ^aiirlipstrr Hrrali) President-elect Bush his supporters Jackson, the Dukajcis camp agreed to viduals will eventually develop AIDS. Also try to avoid catching any other against the progression to AIDS. congressional reaj>portionment in campaign and build upon It as the with homosexual or bisexual men, sex Bergman gets degree were chanting “ ninety-two, ninety- rules that will award future nominat­ Remember that AIDS kills by reduc­ infectious illness. Send questions to Dr. Reinisch in Founded In t881 1991. “ There’s a lot to do, a lot of vision for the next campaign,” he has with a prostitute in the last 10 years or two.” ing votes strictly on the basis of said. ing the ability of the immune system Everything possible should be done care of The Kinsey Report, P.O. Box ROME (A P ) — Swedish film director meaningful work, and I intend to be users of intravenous drugs has reason PENNY M. SIEFFEflT...... Publl«h«r Whatever the field, the standing proportional representation of the to fight off infections, and that, in to increase genera I health a nd to boost 48, Bloomington, IN 47402. Volume of Ingmar Bergman will receive an honorary GEORGE T. CHAPPELL...... Editor involved, right in the heart of it,” said Not lately. He made that observa­ to be concerned and should consider Jackson won in 1988 and the rules popular vo.te. general, people with AIDS die of these the immune system, including getting mail prohibits personal replies, but degree from the University of Rome next DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... Exwullve Editor Jackson. tion last summer, at the Atlanta being tested. concessions he gained from Dukakis In simplest terms, that reduces the other infections (such as a usually plenty of rest, eating a balanced diet, questions of general interest may be month during film festival surveying a century MARIE P. GRADY...... c ity Editor That involvement flows inexorably convention, before the general elec­ *I-^*^NDER GIRELLI...... A uocliteEditor at the Democratic National Conven­ convention clout of officeholders and The current tests involve drawing a rare type of pneumonia or cancer). and regular exercise. discussed in future columns. of cinema, university officials said. toward a third quest for the Demo­ tion campaign for the White House tion will make.him more formidable party leaders who are not pledged to a ev^n began. small sample of blood that is checked Although there is yet no way to Find a testing center that guaran­ The 70-year-old director will accept the DENISE A. ROBERTS...... Advdrtlilng Director cratic presidential nomination in 1992. next time. For a while. Republicans candidate in advance, tying the for antibodies to HIV. An antibody is a predict whether or not a seropositive tees confidentiality and has counse­ Dr. Relnisch Is director of the degree during a Dec. 7 ceremony, university ...... Builneee M inieer Jackson’s voter registration efforts tried to bill him as a virtual third outcome more tightly than ever to the molecule produced by the body in person will progress to having AIDS lors trained to help clients learn how Kinsey Institute tor Research in Sex, rector Giorgio Tecce and trustee Guido ...... Compoelnfl Manager for the Dukakis ticket wiil pay him Walter R. Mears, executive editor *^tlBBARD...... Praairoom Managerpartner in the Dukakis-Bentsen presidential primaries. Another step response to the presence of a foreign and contract these serious infections, to prevent or forestall AIDS. Often Aristarco told a news conference Wednesday. dividends, too. His political action of The Associated Press, has covered Gender and Reproduction, Indiana F ^ N K J. McSWEEGAN...... Circulation Directorticket. He was a major, nationally- in that direction was a cut in the substance, in this case, HIV. It may it is clear that seropositive individuals these are called “ alternative testing Uni versity-BloomIngton. committee. Keep Hope Alive, fits the national politics for more than 85 number of so-called super delegates. years. L'-_- 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Nov. 10, 1988 iBaiiflirHlrr Hrrah'l

LOCAL League Section 2, Page 11 & S T A T E From page 1 SPO RTS ______Thursday, Nov. 10, 1988 and in 1988 it hit 3,800. About four are willing to pay the $30 annual percent of those members are membership fee and sign their Office building planned ■ ■ men. she said. names to a sheet of paper but are <* In Manchester, the league’s not wiiling to become actively A 46.080 square-foot, three-story office activities have literally ceased to involved. building has been proposed for land off exist, according to Ruth Nye. the “We used to have, especially in MHS’s McCarthy gets positive answer Taylor Street, according to plans filed group’s former president. Manchester, a iarge, impressive Tuesday with the town Planning “To be honest with you, we number of members,” Conde Department. haven’t done much of anything in said. “I don’t know where eve­ The building, to be located on 3.85 acres, the past couple of years,” Nye ryone disappeared to.” Indians shut out West Haven to earn berth in quarterfinals is proposed by Lloyd Wilson of 73 Summit said. “It’s really kind of sad.” The membership in .the East ‘ St., plans said. The land is owned by Lloyd Nye, who said she hasn’t Hartford branch has alsodropped and Earl Wilson. By Jim Tierney Dieterle’s , his team­ McCarthy said. actively participated as the unit’s to about eight to 12 members. Manchester Herald A special exception permit is required for president since her son, Timothy, “Some of the retired people leading 14th of the season, came Hanchette was equally im­ the building, to be located in a Business II was bom two years ago, said no today aren’t willing to take on Ninth-year Manchester High at 1; 45 after Miller sped down the pressed with Jensen. “They’ve zone, because more than 60 parking spaces one has volunteered to take over obligations,” said 72-year-old Do­ boys’ soccer coach Bill McCarthy right sideline to set up the scoring got good team speed. Their are shown, according to plans. her position. ris Suessman, the president of the was a little concerned how his sequence. “Teddy’s just so sweeperback... He’s the best kid Wilson could not be reached for comment Of the 50 members in the East Hartford unit. ‘We require Indians would commence their quick,’’ McCarthy said. we've seen all year as far as that this morning. Capitol Region East chapter, steady work, not just socializing Class LL state tournament first- Trailing, 1-0, the Westies re­ position goes.” there are 20 in Manchester, none at this organization.” round game with West Haven fused to lay down and concede. With 2:48 to play before half­ of whom have indicated that they The National League of Women Wednesday afternoon at Memor­ “This was our 18th game of the time, Craft took a pass from 93-lot subdivision asked wish tobecomeactively involved. Voters was founded in 1920 by ial Field. year and, believe It or not, this is senior Mike Sardo and sent a A Vernon developer has proposed a 93-lot Rye said. Carrie Katt, the president of the "We were a little lethargic in the 12th time we’ve gone down in beautiful header toward goal subdivision between Dale Road and East “People are afraid to express National Women’s Suffrage practice (Tuesday),” McCarthy a game,” West Haven Coach which Duffy manged to punch Middle Turnpike. too much interest because they Movement. explained. ”I was afraid to see (^orge Hanchette said. away. Plans were filed Friday at the town Pttrick Flynn/MtnchMltr Herald think that if they do. they’ll end up how we were going to come out.” West Haven displayed its best At 10:09 of the second half, Planning Department by the Dale Land doing everything,” she said. Within the first two minutes of CHURCH FAIR — Barbara Semino and Gertrude DeBlois show some of soccer of the match at this point Manchester put the final nail in Development Corp. of Vernon. The lots “People don’t have the interest or the match. McCarthy had his before junior Corey Craft deli­ the Westies’ coffin. Senior Kevin would be located on 69.5 acres of land zoned the homemade crafts that will be on sale at the Holiday Bazaar Saturday the time anymore. It’s really a Police Roundup answer as senior Jeremy Dieterle vered a fatal blow to the Westies vicious circle.” Boyle’s left-footed a 10-yarder Residence AA. from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at the Church of the Assumption, 285 W. booted home a 10-yarder off a at 19:11. Senior Mo Moriarty, squarely off the right post which The phone number on the application was Unlike 10 years ago. when most Center St. Semino and DeBlois, chairwomen of the bazaar that is of the women members were ‘ Three youths have been ar­ .perfect cross from senior Ted along the left side, sent a nice senior Jim Melesko pushed home that of Kahan Kerensky Capossela Levine sponsored by the church ladies’ guild, said there will be baked goods, a Miller for a 1-0 Indian lead. centering pass for Craft 20 yards for his second goal of the year. ft Breslau, a law firm located at 45 Hartford "homemakers” who had time to rested on seperate charges in white elephant table and food available. put their energies towards the connection with the burglaries of Eighth-seeded Manchester out who evaded a Westie “We have a lot of seniors on this Turnpike, Vernon. The developer of defender. developers could not be reached for League, most of today’s two residential homes last month never looked back after this point team. We didn’t want it to end comment this morning. members are either employed police said today. and went on to post a convincing West Haven goalie Sean Duffy here,” McCarthy said. “They all More charges filed Bradley profits soar full time or are retired. Nye said. Donald Allen Schultz. 17, of 442 .3-0 shutout victory over the charged out at Craft, who depos­ want it so badly. It’s a one-game The Manchester unit of the W. Middle Turnpike, was ar­ ninth-seeded Westies. ited the ball over Duffy into the season.” 1-91 lanes to close NEW BRITAIN (AP) - Additional WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) - Keeping a lid league did not even participate in rested on Tuesday and charged The win advances Manchester back of the net for a 2-0 lead. It West Haven’s best scoring charges have been filed against a social on operating expenses while expanding the one of the only debates the Capitol with second-degree burglary and to Saturday’s quarterfinal round was Craft’s second goal of the chance occurred at 15:07 when State Transportation Commissioner J. worker accused of sexually assaulting a revenue base helped boost Bradley Interna­ Region East chapter was in­ conspiracy to commit larceny in against 17th-seeded Xavier High year. Silvorio Vitiello banged a 15- William Bums announced today that a juvenile resident of a community mental tional Airport’s operating profits in the volved in this fall. Nye said. The connection with the Oct. 17 of Middletown (12-5-1), a 1-Oupset “It (the second goal) was yarder off the left post which pavement marking operation will be under health facility in Plainville. 1987-88 fiscal year to more than $8 million, debate, which was between state burglary of 60 Winter St., police winner over top-seeded Glaston­ miscommunication on an off­ drew Indian senior goalie Jeff way on the recently repaved section of 1-91 Richard M. Robinson. 28, of Hartford was according to a recent audit. Sen. Michael Meotti. D- said. He was also charged with bury, at Conard High School in sides trap and we got burned in Bernier out of position. The northbound in the vicinity of the Charter arrested Wednesday by New Britain police The airport in Windsor Locks had Glastonbury. and his opponent in second-degree burglary and West Hartford at 9 a.m. the middle.” Hanchette ex­ Oak Bridge in Hartford on Friday night. on a warrant stemming from an investiga­ operating profits of about $5 miilion in the rebound came out front to Jason the 4th Senatorial District.- second-degree larceny in connec­ Manchester is now 14-2-1 while plained. ’’Against a team like Drake, whose point-blank at­ The pavement marking work will begin tion that Piainville police said also involved prior fiscal year. former Republican Sen Carl tion with an Oct. 14 burglary on 26 n . ■ ■. on 1-91 northbound at 11 p.m. at the merge of authorities in Bristol and Rhode Island. “It’s an extremely positive audit.’’ said West Haven, runners-up to Wil­ this, you’re not going to come tempt misfired over the crossbar. <5 Zinsser of Manchester, was held Bolton St., according to the police bur Cross in the Greater New back. We knew they were very “I give them (Manchester) a » Route 15 and will extend northerly to the Robinson was charged Wednesday with Edward M. Archibald, deputy commis­ in Manchester on Oct. 5 and report. Charter Oak Bridge. It is expected that the two counts of risk of injury to a minor. sioner of the state Department of Transpor­ Haven Athletic Conference, bows strong defensively.” lot of credit.” Hanchette said. ”I televised on cable TV. Schultz was released on two out at 14-3-1. work will be completed in one night, Plainville police first charged Robinson tation’s bureau of aeronautics. “We ex­ And even then, a Vernon seperate $10,000 bonds and is For the remainder of the think they have a nice team.” weather permitting. on Oct. 25 with two counts of fourth-degree panded our revenue with a dramatic member moderated the debate, expected to appear in Manches­ The LL quarterfinal match will match, Manchester exhibited Dieterle and Sardo turned in Lane closures will be in effect on 1-91 sexuai assauit, one count of second-degree increase and been able to keep our costs which was not sponsored by the ter Superior Court on Monday, mark the first meeting ever some of its finest ball movement exceptional games. Bemierhad a northbound from 11 p.m. on Friday until 6 criminal attempt to commit sexual assault down." league, she said. police said. Schultz is also wanted between Manchester and Xavier. of the year and senior sweeper fine game in goal with six saves. a.m. on Saturday. At least one lane of and one count of risk of injury to a minor. Manchester is not the only town on burglary charges in East “They came out real well. I’m Glenn Jensen controlled the Mancheiter 2 1—3 just so glad we came out and West Haven o 0—0 Patrick Flynn/Mtnehaatar Haratd traffic will be maintained at all times on Court documents say a 13-year-old boy Truck hits train in the Capitol Region East Hartford and Giastonbury, police tempo of the match. "He Scoring; M- Dieterle, Craft, Melesko. 1-91 and Routes 5 and 15 northbound. told police, employees of the Wheeler Clinic League which has lost members. said. played hard.” McCarthy said. (Jensen) is a rock back there,” Saves; M- Bernier 6; WH- Duffy 8. HAIR RAISING — Manchester’s Ted Class LL contest Wednesday at Memor- in Plainville, and the state Department of WINDSOR (AP) — The driver of a small During the early 1970s. when Joseph A. Mature, 20, of 414 W. Miller (22) goes In the air in front of West iai Field. The Westies’ Bryan Clawson is Children and Youth Services that as many truck was seriously injured today when his the women’s rights movement Middle Turnpike, was arrested on Haven’s Wotjek Wolenski during their at the right. MHS won, 3-0. Court access proposed as six incidents had occurred at a New vehicle slammed into a moving passenger was at its peak, there were 80 Sunday and charged with second- Britain apartment. train, police said. members in Vernon alone, said degree burgiary, second-degree HARTFORD (AP) - Under fire for Windsor police said the accident took dimissing large numbers of discrimination Ann Letendre, the Vernon unit’s larceny, and criminal mischief in place at 7:20 a.m. when the delivery-sized current president. Today, the connection with the Winter Street complaints, the state Commission on Motorist arrested truck collided with a southbound Amtrak Human Rights and Opportunities is propos­ membership in Vernon has burglary, police said. He was kick verdict train on Macktown Road. ing that complainants who really want shrunk to eight. released on a $10,000 non-surety STAMFORD (AP) — Police arrested a Amtrak spokesman Clifford Black said “We have been left with a kind bond and is expected to appear in hearings should have their days in Superior Stamford man in a hit-and-run accident there were no injuries to crew members or Court. that put a 5-year-old boy in Stamford of bare-bones organization.” Let­ Manchester Superior Court passengers aboard the train, which was en endre said. In South Windsor, Monday. The agency voted unanimously Wednes­ Hospital's intensive care unit. route from Springfield, Mass., to New day to seek legislation that would let people The Tuesday night accident was the where the only election debate Sandra LeCiaire, 19, of Colches­ goes against Bolton York, Philadelphia and Washington. D.C. demand hearings in court if the commission second serious hit-and-run accident in the that unit of the league sponsored ter! turned herself in at Manches­ Police did not release the name of the was canceled, the membership ter police headquarters Monday, refuses to hear their cases. The same right city in 36 hours. A 13-year-old was killed in a driver. He was taken by helicopter to Bv Len Auster people have questioned if we would be given to people whose complaints Sunday night accident. has also dwindled to eight. where she was arrested in con­ The teams traded first-half Hartford Hospital, where he was listed in “We are losing members left Manchester Herald belong (in the state tournament) goals. A Pinto centering pass the commission has not acted on within one Brandon Sanders was struck at about critical condition. nection with the Winter Street year, under the proposal. and right.” said Anne Conde. the burglary and charged with but we showed we belonged found Mike Dcpold momentarily 4:45 p.m. Tuesday as he and three other Black said the first three cars in the CROMWELL — When two today. We had as many good unmarked in front and he one- John Rose Jr., a commission member, children tried to cross Stillwater Avenue. A South Windsor unit’s president. second-degree burglary and con­ five-car train were damaged and pas­ "We just can’t find the people who spiracy to commit larceny, police boxers enter the ring, there are opportunities as they did.” timed his drive top shelf for a 1-0 predicted significant opposition to the 7-year-old in the group suffered a broken sengers were transfered to the next three judges on the outside to The tone was set in the penalty proposal in the legislature. leg. want to devote the time or the said. She was released on a $2,500 Bulldog lead at 26; 20. Cromwell, southbound train. energy.” * non-surety bond and is expected render a decision when neither is kick segment right off the bat. coming off the emotional high of Conde, along with the other to appear in Manchester Superior able to land a knockout punch. Bolton’s Jon Wiedie hadn’t winning its first COC title on three presidents, said members Court Nov. 14. Maybe that’s what they should mis.<;ed a penalty kick all year, Monday and paying the conse­ do in soccer. including one against Cromwell quences. took advantage of a That’s not the case, however. keeper Mike Pitruzzello (the Bolton lapse to puli even at 32:32. coach’s son) when the COC Speaker Survey Until they do, the tiebreaker in Matt Kenneson headed it to­ For a taste of New England the boys’ game is penalty kicks, a combatants tied at 1-1 back on From page 1 Oct. 14. Wiedie led off for Bolton, ward the box where Steve Scirpo From page 1 solution universally hated among pinballed a drive off a Bulldog come to... those in the coaching fraternity. and pushed his boot wide right of the goal. defender into the cage. Boyd accurate. Stratford. local Job Service office have also Despite concerns, most of the Just ask Bolton’s Ray Boyd and ” (Wiedie) shot it just a little too thought it was a clearing attempt Officials said 647 people used “My confidence in a gain of 10 shown that firms that require businesses polled reported strong BOTTI’S FRUIT FARM Cromwell’s Mike Pitruzzello. fine. I think that set the tone for that caromed in. the machine in question, yet it The Bulldogs and Charter Oak Morford was credited with six (seats) was predicated on a Bush drug testing during the applica­ growth over the past few years Fresh sweet apple cider made on premises. the next two or three kids where recorded a total of 1,127 votes cast win by (10 points) and a Weicker tion process find their pools of and expected a slower growth Conference champion Panthers the kids thought to be on goal and second-half saves, yielding no in the 22nd Senate District race, win by half of that.” Jaekle said. applicants are "significantly” rate in the future at worst, Also try our mulled cider. hooked up in a beauty of a state not wide. And they put in within rebounds on solid Cromwell at­ said Trumble Town Clerk Nancy “And that didn’t happen.” smaller than firms without drug Peilegrini said. Ten varieties of apples, pears, honey, jams, maple syrup Class S first-round clash Wednes­ the keeper’s reach,” Boyd said. tempts. The Bulldogs had the best Brown. She said the matter was GOP leaders had been predict­ testing'policies, he said. Asked how the town could help and candy. Nuts, pies, squash and Green Mountain day afternoon. The teams traded Pitruzzello punched out Mike two chances to end it in regula­ referred to the secretary of the ing gains of eight seats in the improve conditions for business, jabs and maybe — if referees Haugh’s kick that wasathischest tion. Depold put one over the net state’s office. Pellegrini said only one of the potatoes. Vinegars and soups from Wild Tyme Farms. were in use — the Bulldogs would from in close off a comer kick by Senate and between 10 and 16 in eight businesses interviewed in most firms said “keep in touch,” Granville Cheddar cheese. Also, gift Items. to end it, after making stops on The outcome of the race re­ the House. he said. They supported the idea still be alive today. But the C.J. Jedrziewski and Drew Pinto J.J. Hail with 26:05 left. A Ciff mained unclear. Officials could the Planning Department survey prevailing system exists with Dooman 35-yard boomer ticketed The Republicans managed to requires drug testing, but he of a visitation network in which Just a country place to be. that were just an arm’s length order a new election, or simply knock off seven Democratic town staff members and policy fourth-seeded Cromwell coming away. for the left comer forced Pitruz­ toss out the votes in question. declined to name the company. Come say "Hi" to Steve and Linda away with a 2-1 win. zello to come up with his best stop incumbents in the House, includ­ The Planning Department’s makers visited companies AP photo Cromwell’s Glenn Heidom and Gary Williams, the election attor­ ing Rep. John J. Woodcock III of throughout town. Businesses in­ Cromwell (14-1-3) tallied on two Bill Marchinkoski converted of the game. “Michael made a ney at the secretary of the state’s study so far indicates that 80 to 90 330 Bush Hill Rd., Manchester of its first three penalty kicks great save on that,” Pitruzello South Windsor, father of Connec­ percent of the workforce at local terviewed also asked the town to Open 7 days a week, 9am to 6pm. CLOSE QUARTERS — Vancouver’s skated to a 1-l'tie. Paul MacDermid had their chances, spoiling an other­ office, was not in his office early ticut’s first-in-the-nation automo­ provide assistance when needed Garth Butcher, right, pulls Hartford the tying goal for the Whalers. Whaler while the the 13th-ranked Bul­ wise superlative relief job in goal said. And he denied Depold on the today and not available for businesses comes from east of the ldogs, who bow out with the short rebound by hugging the left bile Lemon Law. river, Pellegrini said. in financiai, regulatory and ser­ forward Kevin Dineen (11) back while goalie Peter Sidorkiewicz and Canuck by Bulldog junior Zac Morford. comment on what action the state Returns Tuesday night showed vice areas, he said. second best record in school He came on from his stopperback post. will take. Democratic incumbent Charles Among other concerns cited Company officiais reacted posi- the Canucks’ Paul Reinhairdt follows the goalie Steve Weeks each stood out. history at 11-6-1, couldn't find the position 12; 10 into the second half “Coming off a win like that Republicans blamed George Karjanis easily surviving a chal­ during interviews is a cautious­ tiveiy to the study, Peilegrini LOOK WHAT WE’RE DOING ON puck behind the Vancouver net in their Hartford continues its road trip tonight range on four attempts. after David Boles landed se­ against RHAM I was really Bush’s tepid victory over Demo­ lenge from Republican chal­ ness about the effects of a current said. game Wednesday night. The teams against the Kings in Los Angeles. ”It’s a lousy way to end a game verely on his hand and had to nervous. We were fiat the first crat Michael Dukakis and U.S. lenger Howard L. Luppi in the development boom, especially on “They appreciated the fact that between what I .think are two come out of the game. Backup half. I thought we tightened up the Sen. Loweli P. Weicker’s Jr. 88th House District. Corrected traffic, Pellegrini said. the town had gone out and sought super soccer teams,” said Pitruz­ keeper Brian Neil underwent defense the second half, but narrow loss to Joseph I. Lieber- returns on Wednesday, however, "This is a boom time and you their opinions,” he said. zello to an appreciate Boyd. arthroscopic surgery on a trou­ Bolton kept on coming. ” Pitru­ man, the Democratic attorney showed Karjanis going down to really don’t know how it’s going to The eight businesses inter­ “Bolton has had an excellent blesome knee last Friday. zello said. Whalers tie up Vancouver Bolton’s J.J Hail. Ron Moller. general, for their disappointing defeat. look when it ends,” he said. viewed were: Andrew Andsaidi THankigiving Hour.: team all year and like us has "Morford did an excellent job showing in legislative races. nobody special but like us works Dave Curylo, Wiedie, Steve Kies- The Democrats defeated two Businesses interviewed ^ also Co., Lyco Inc., Gerber Scientific 11:30.4:30 coming in off the field and filling “It looked like a wash at the top GOP incumbents and took two said the town needs to maintain Inc., Lydali Inc., Economy Eiect- very hard together.” in at a crucial situation like this. man. Dooman and Jedrziewski, of the ticket,” said House Minor­ open seats previously-^held by utilities and roads in “mature ric Supply Inc., Ron-Vic, Gunver as MacDermid finds a hole Bolton had beaten Valley Re­ Without him and what he did. to name just a few. played their ity Leader Robert Jaekle, R- areas” of town, or those that were Thanksgiving Buffet gional in its first tournament which took a lot of character, it hearts out as Boyd said. Republicans in the Hou^. Engineering ft Metal Fabricating The only thing they didn't get developed a number of years ago. Co. Inc. and Corcap Inc. Toss Salad Dining Room VANCOUVER, British Colum­ they’d hardly left Hartford where returning from a four-game East­ game, but looked terrible in doing would have been real tough for Three Bean Salad bia (AP) — Paul MacDermid has Petri Skriko’s overtime goal gave ern road trip, were far from sharp so. That was far from the case Bolton,” the Panther coach said. was the decision. Fresh Fruit Salad Specials this time where the Bulldogs were Cromwell 1 0 0 0 1—2 found that doing more shooting Vancouver a 3-2 victory in around the net. “He’s played in goal in practice. Bolton -X .l 0 0 0 0—1 25 Years of Assorted Relish Tray outshot overall, 25-16, but had its Roast Turkey Dinner - than thinking can pay dividends another defensive game Satur­ "Tonight’s the worst game If he wasn’t our stopperback, he’d Scoring; C-Scirpo; B- Depold; Crom­ T ransition Public Macaroni w/sauce in the . day night. we’ve played all year,” he said. share of quality opportunities. be pressuring Dave for the job,” well wins on penalty kicks, 2-0. Sweet Pdtato »15.95 With less than 30 seconds “We didn’t make good plays in "It’s a terrible way to lose. Some Boyd said. Saves; B- Boles/Morford 10 com­ From page 1 Service... Mashed Potato Vancouver had just taken a 1-0 bined; C- Pitruziello 5. - Butternut St^mash Prime Rib of Beef - •18.95 lead over Hartford in the third remaining in Wednesday’s over­ close and the goal they got should Peas w/Pearl Onions period when the Whalers’ right time period, Skriko was standing never have happened. Baked Ham - •15.95 beside a half-open Hartford net as was the contest between Republi­ voters bothered to cast ballots in Swedish Meatballs winger found himself on a two-on- "When you have the lead in a can Rep. Connie Mack III and the 1988 election, according to -MERIGAN' - Roast Native Turkey Baked Stuffed Shrimp one break and aiming at former a rebound came off the end hockey game, you should never East season comes to a close Democratic Rep. Buddy MacKay Curtis Gans, director of the 'Driving School Traditional Stuffln); •18.95 teammate Steve Weeks in the boards. This time he pushed it have a two-on-one.” 643-8552 Baked Ham Canucks’ net. harmlessly through the crease of Despite the breakout, both BETHEL — Despite a one- the last 40 minutes and overtime played a tough schedule aginst for the seat being vacated by Committee for the Study of the Cranberry Sauce Baked I.asagna - •12.95’ goalie Peter Sidorkiewicz. Florida Sen. Lawton Chiles. American Electorate, ”I really wasn’t thinking when I teams played solid, tight- player advantage for the entire with the man advantage but some top teams in the state Rolls & Butter was going in to score,” MacDer­ “He said it hit his stick funny.” couldn’t dent the net,” East (RHAM, Xavier, St. Joseph, Mack had a slight lead as "We had an unprecedented Coffee, Tea, Sanka, Milk checking hockey. second half, East Catholic 63 East Center Street • Manchester All above include mid said of his third goal of the said Vancouver coach Bob couldn’t find the back of the net Ckiach Tom Malin said. Hand of Madison) and there officials counted 100,000 absentee number of voters who said they Dessert Table Appetiser. Salad, Feg., Potato, "I think we match up fairly ballots. Insured - Dual Controlled Cars season which gave his club the 1-1 McCammon. “He had more time and fell on penalty kicks. 1-0, to Bethel’s Jim Leynard, Peter weren’t many games that we didn’t like either candidate. ” RolU, Bread. Butter, Dessert, than he thought.” well.” said Whalers center Ray If Mack wins that race, the In his valedictory press confer­ Licensed & Bonded by State of Conn. # 1 4 9 5 « 7 9 5 overtime tie Wednesday night. host Bethel High Wednesday in a DosSantos, Warren Delaney and didn’t come to play,” Malin Beverage “You can’t think when you are Sidorkiewicz was relieved Mac­ Ferraro whose point-blank shot state Class L Division boys’ Brian Dunnigan scored in the added. Democratic majority in the Se­ ence, Dukakis touched once again Ailuh 8 A Under Dermid scored so quickly after hit a falling Weeks in the nate would be 55 to 45. If MacKay on the negative tone of the long • Teenage Courses NOW FORMING • going down (the wing). You’ve soccer first-round clash. penalty kick phase while Kevin Fullbacks Mike Baffin and Ron just got to pick a hole and go for it. Pederson’s goal, off a Trevor overtime period. Bethel, the No. 3 seed, moves its Powers was the lone Eagle to Cote had exceptional games pulls it out, the Democrats would campaign. Linden passout from the left "If they (the 10,195 fans) came have a 56-44 margin. The Republican attacks "had I just tried to get it away record to 14-1-3 and advances to connect. defensively for the Eagles. "They quickly." boards. out to look for a 5-5 game, they Saturday’s quarterfinals. East, "I’m very proud of the team were able to keep Bethel from Despite the Bush victory, De­ an impact on me,” said Dukakis. I “It guys came came out to watch the wrong two mocrats were also adding to the When asked whether, he thought The shot, which came 2; 16after was good the the No. 19 seed, bows out 9-8-1. because they played their hearts having any real threats,” Malin Discount RESTAURANT and BANQUET ROOMS Barry Pederson put the Canucks back real strong and got one right teams play.” It was a physical game with 39 out and hustled for the entire said. House majority. With three races the success of those attacks would with this coupon said Sidorkiewicz, who Hartford continues its four- still too close to call, the Demo­ result in more negative cam­ ahead, gave Weeks little chance. away,” fouls whistled on East along with game. Unfortunately for both East outshot Bethel, 12-10. T-W-T 5-9 “He just beat me,” said Weeks, 'Stopped 30 shots, including five in game road swing tonight in Los four yellow cards against 23 fouls teams, neither could sustain play crats had won 259 seats compared paigning in the future, he replied, Fri Sal 5-10 who has the best save percentage the overtime period. "It made me Angeles against the Kings. It Bgthoi 0 0 0 0 1—1 to 173 for the GOP. The Demo­ “I fear that this will be a signal at for ^ th e l, with two yellows and for periods of time because of East Catholic 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 NERVOUS and BEGINNING Pab Open Dally Call for reaervatloDt 275 Boston Tnpke. in the league. “Sometim,es I get feel better.” winds up the trip Saturday night Scoring; Nont; B tth tI w ini on p«- cratic candidates held narrow the national level that this kind of one red card. Bethel played the numerous whistles for viola­ STUDENTS OUR SPECIALTY lli30*9 p.m. it; sometimes they score.” Pederson agreed the Canucks, against the Minnesota North entire second half a man down. tions,” Malin said. noltv kickf, 4-1. le ^ s in the three unsettled races. campaigning is effective cam­ Cloaed MoodayB 643^2342 Bolton, Conn. The two clubs played like playing their first game since Stars. S ovtc EC- Jim Tourot 0, B- Scott Only about half the eligible paigning. I certainly hope not.” “We had the better chances in "We had a good year. We Pott 10.

M' It — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday^ Nov. 10. 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Nov, 10, 1988 — IS UConn gets SPORTS Drug use 'not rampanf some respect IN B R IE F but NFL suspends 2 more Ditka has gone home Bv The Associated Press policy, spokesman Joe Browne following the suspension of 14 NEW YORK (AP) - The picked as co-favorites for the Big did not disclose the substance PARK RIDGE, III. (AP) — Chicago Bears players in August and Sep­ University of Connecticut, com­ East championship by the NEW YORK - Drug abuse is Involved or go beyond the three- coach Mike Ditka has gone home from the tember. ing off its National Invitation league’s coaches and Syracuse not rampant among the Buffalo paragraph announcement that hospital one week after suffering a heart attack “ I think the suspensions are Tournament basketball cham­ guard Sherman Douglas was the Bills, General Manager Bill Po­ has accompanied the others. pionship, was shown some re­ only unamimous selection for the and may be allowed back on the sidelines in two llan insists in the wake of the having an important impact on weeks. During their suspensions, the players who might be tempted to spect on Big East Conference preseason all-conference team. team’s third player suspension players will be placed on the media day Wednesday as the Syracuse received five first- The 49-year-old coach was released from this season. do something with dm gs," Ro­ reserve, non-football injury list, zelle said at an NFL meeting in Huskies were picked to finish in a place votes from the nine Lutheran General Hospital in this Chicago The Bills, owners of the NFL’s required to undergo treatment tie for fourth with Pittsburgh in coaches, while Georgetown got suburb Wednesday evening, hospital spokeswo­ best record, lost linebacker Hal Chicago. “ Because there has and not be allowed into their been a slack period, I would voting conducted by the coaches. the other four in the poll. Each man Carol Knutsen said. Gamer for 30 days after the teams’ training facilities. hopefully assume there will be Connecticut finished in the Big team finished with 60 points in the Cardiologist Dr. Jay Alexander said Ditka league announced Wednesday The Bills said Gamer began fewer cases the rest of the East cellar a year ago. voting in which no coach could underwent a stress test and angiogram, an X-ray that he had violated its substance- treatment immediately after be­ season.’i Senior forward Cliff Robinson vote for his own team. It’s the picture of the blood vessels, and was Judged tobe abuse policy. ing suspended. recovering well enough to be released. was a preseason first-team all­ first tie for first place in the “ If you’re intimating that there Polian said Garner, a third- Doug Smith, the starting nose conference selection, the first 10-year history of the preseason If all goes well over the next two weeks. is rampant drug abuse on this year player from Utah State, “ is tackle for the 7-3 Oilers, has been honor for a Husky since Earl prediction. Alexander said Ditka could travel with the Bears football team, the best evidence in complete cooperation" with having the best season of his career. Kelley in 1985-86. And guard Chris Following Syracuse, last sea­ for the Nov, 20 National Football League contest that we can glean is that there is the NFL’s policy concerning Smith was named to the first son’s conference champions, and at Tampa Bay and relay Instructions from the not,” Polian said. reinstatement for players who But he missed two practices in press box. team in all-freshman balloting by Georgetown were Villanova, 51 He called the latest suspension have been suspended. Garner September, then was sent home the coaches. points, Pittsburgh and Connecti­ When Green Bay visits Chicago the following “ another isolated incident. It is was not available for comment. by Coach Jerry Gian ville when he UConn has been ranked 12th in cut with 38 each. St. John’s, 27, week. Alexander said Ditka could resume not indicative of a quote-unquote Polian said Gamer would not finally showed up. A day later, the country by The Sporting News Seton Hall. 26, Boston College. 14, coaching from the sidelines, though he urged the drug problem on the Buffalo contest the suspension. after a meeting with General and 20th by Sports Illustrated in and Providence. 10, coach to leave sparring with the media and a host Bills.” A third-round draft pick in 1985. Manager Ladd Herzeg, Smith preseason polls. Husky Coach Joining Douglas on the all­ of similar matters to assistants. Commissioner Pete Rozelle, Garner started one game for the returned to practice and said he Jim Calhoun said his club still has conference team were forwards AP photo who hoped the early spate of Bills in 1986 but spent all of last h a d passed a league- to prove itself. “ Our record in the Derrick Coleman of Syracuse and substance-abuse penalties was year on injured reserve with a administered drug test. league over the last three years is Gator Bowl makes pitch FOLLOWS THROUGH — Martina Nav­ Robinson of Connecticut, swing- reducing the league’s drug prob­ knee injury. Under the NFL’s drug policy, 10-38. Syracuse is 38-10 and they man Doug West of Villanova and JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Top-ranked ratilova follows tough on a shot during lem, also suspended Houston’s Both defensive end Bruce players can be tested at the start had the best recruiting year in the guard Dana Barros of Boston .MS' Notre Dame has been offered about $3 million to her match Wednesday against Amy Doug Smith for 30 days. Smith and running back Robb of training camp or for reasona­ country. Somebody (The Sport­ College. meet fourth-ranked West Virginia in the Gator Frazier in Chicago at the Virginia Slims That brought to 22 the number Riddick were given 30-day sus­ ble cause, such as a first-time ing News) ranked us ahead of Center Alonzo Mourning, one of Bowl in a game that could determine the national set down this year. All but one pensions earlier in the season. failure or erratic behavior. First­ Syracuse. Tell me how. of Chicago tournament. Navratilova was the final cuts for the U.S. Olympic championship, a bowl spokesman says. player — Indianapolis running They have returned and made time violators may continue to “ I think yourexpectations have an easy winner. team which was coached by “ We have gotten the money together and we back Tony Collins — got 30 days key contributions to the Bills, who play; second-timers get 30 days to be realistic. We have a good Georgetown’s John Thompson, are going to explain our scenario to them,” as second-time violators. Collins stand 9-1. and third-timers are suspended team that could be better than Patrick Flynn/Minchaatar Harald was a unamimous choice for the Charles Callaghan, a Gator Bowl spokesman, Martina riddles young foe was suspended for at least a year The suspensions come two indefinitely with the right to last year’s team. It’s flattery to all-freshmen team along with said Wednesday. for a third offense. weeks after Rozelle said he hoped apply for reinstatement after a your program (to be picked tied GOING DOWN — Manchester High's Kevin Boyle (18) CHICAGO (AP) — Top-seeded Martina Syracuse forward Billy Owens. Steve Diiiman, left, and Manchester's Doug Harvey. The He said the same offer of between $2.8 million In keeping with the league’s the problem had slackened off year. for fourth). But it isn’t logic yet. Navratilova, taking advantage of a nervous Amy Also chosen for the rookie team heads for the turf after tripping in Wednesday's Class LL Indians won, 3-0, to advance to Saturday's quarterfinals and $3 million was presented to West Virginia Maybe now the kids really feel Frazier, riddled her teen-age opponent with a were guards Chris Smith of boys' soccer game at Memorial Field. Behind Boyle is against Xavier High of Middietown. officials Wednesday. they can legitimately compete in variety of passing shots Wednesday night to» Connecticut and Bryan Edwards West Haven's Al Rubin. Aiso pictured is the Westies' But Notre Dame athletic director Dick the league,’ ’ Calhoun said. of Boston College and forward score a 6-0, 6-3 second-round triumph at the Rosenthal was quoted today as saying the Irish $250,000 Virginia Slims of Chicago Tennis Television networks chasing Syracuse and Georgetown were Malik Sealy of St. John’s. will not go to the Gator Bowl. Tournament. “ Notre Dame officials told Gator Bowl officials "Frazier hits the ball hard, but has to learn to that Notre Dame is not interested in the Gator control center court,” said Navratilova. Coventry easily downs Putnam Bowl this year,” the Chicago Tribune reported. Earlier, second-seeded Chris Evert automati­ two of the biggest prizes "W e felt we should be honest with them and tell cally advanced to Thursday’s quarterfinals when Surgery a possibility them that this particular year they were not one 19-year-old Stephanie Rehe withdrew after Bv Rick Warner to cut its losses. No one will be for TNT and six million for Patriots face Rocky Hiil in Saturday’s quarterfinais of the bowls we were considering.” spraining her right ankle during a doubles match The Associated Press surprised if the network drops SportsChannel America. Sources familiar with bowl negotiations say Tuesday night. baseball after that, leaving NBC “ We think our audience is a for the Celtics’ Bird It’s “ Let’s Make a Deal” time with the over-the-air package. PUTNAM — It took awhile Coventry Coach Bob Plaster were good shots to the corners,” release. Our sweeper made a Notre Dame already has struck a different deal Third-seeded Gabriela Sabatini of Argentina positive factor,” ESPN spokes on network row. The cable competition is more before Coventry High could score juggled his lineup after the Plaster cited. But Ayer, with his mistake and (goalie Bob) John­ and will play in either the Fiesta Bowl or the and No. 5 seed Helena Sukova of Czechoslovakia man Chris LaPlaca'said. “ We BOSTON (AP) — Larry Bird ” We don't want to do any Two of the biggest prizes in confusing. the knockout punch, but the seventh game of the year, and second goal of the game, con­ son tripped coming out . It was the Orange Bowl. won second-round matches. reach a lot more people than the is suffering from a recurrence thing unnecessary.” said Cel­ television sports — the broadcast Turner Broadcasting, owned I5th-ranked Patriots finally that has paid dividends. Coventry verted a penalty kick 25 minutes goofiest looking thing.” Plaster Shelly Poe. West Virginia’s sports spokesman, Sabatini took exactly one hour to eliminate other guys.” of tendinitis in his Achilles tics General Manager Jan rights to major league baseball by media magnate Ted Turner,’ is through to eliminate second- is 8-1-2 in its last 11 outings. into the second half to provide the detailed the Putnam goal. had no information on the offer. Kathy Rinaldi 6-0, 6-2, while Sukova outlasted SportsChannel America, which tendons and surgery is a Volk. ” but there won’t be any and the 1992 Summer Olympics — reportedly willing to pay $120 ranked Putnam High, 3-1, in a The Clippers bow out 11-2-2. difference for the Patriots Robin White, 6-4, 6-4. took the National Hockey League possibility — one that the procrastination. We don't state Class S Division boys’ The Patriots owned a 28-6 edge are expected to be handed out by million a year to broadcast five Boston Celtics star would want to wait until February or Plaster acknowledged this was NFL cites quartet In other second-round action, Rosalyn Fair- contract away from ESPN, ap­ soccer first-round clash Wednes­ Ayer, who now has 23 goals for in the shotsdepartment. Rice was bank, of San Diego, Calif., survived a first-set the end of the year. major league games per week on pears to be a longshot in the rather put off till the end of the March to make a decision" day afternoon. not an upset. “ Putnam is not the the season and three in two required to make 13 stops for the At this point. nobody knows the its new TNT network. NBA season. NEW YORK (AP) - Eddie Brown of loss to score a 5-7, 6-3, 6-2 triumph over Lori baseball bidding. Dr. Arnie Scheller, the Cel­ The win moves the Patriots No. 2 team (in Class),” he said. tournament games, was pulled Clippers, several of the spectacu­ winners. But everybody’s Turner already has close ties to “It’s a matter of getting tics’ physician, said Bird ag­ “ It’s probably their schedule. Cincinnati, Johnny Rembert of New England, McNeil. But the network has a powerful (10-5-3) infoSaturday’squarterfi- down in the box to bring about the lar variety. “ We popped away guessing. baseball as owner of the Atlanta something done now or later.” Doug Williams of Washington and Jerome Brown McNeil is ranked number 13th in the world gravated the condition in nals against fellow COC opponent They did play some decent teams penalty kick. Poulin, with his first until the 25-minute mark. (Rice) The baseball speculation cen­ Braves, whose games are broad­ ally in NBC president Robert Bird said Wednesday prior to games on consecutive nights in Woodstock, Lyman Memorial of Phiiadelphia were named the NFL’s players of while the South African born Fairbank is ranked Wright, who has offered to back Rocky Hill High, a 4-0 winnerover goal of the season, added some was unbelievable,’’ Plaster the week. number 43. ters on a possible cable deal with cast on Atlanta superstation TBS. the Celtics meeting with the against the New York Knicks and Wheeler, but I think it was applauded. SportsChannel’s bid in exchange Nonnewaug. at RHAM High in insurance with three minutes left Williams, the Super Bowl MVP, was named Evert, along with Navratilova, Sabatini and Turner Broadcasting System. “ Turner Broadcasting System Chiacgo Bulls. “ Mentally. I and the Philadelphia 76ers last Hebrn at 2 p.m. Coventry and their keeper (Brian Rice) who off an assist from Ayer. “ The team played well. The ESPN or even SportsChannel and major league baseball have fora future partnership with SC’s know I can’t handle sitting out Friday and Saturday. kept them in most games. He NFC offensive player of the week after fourth-seeded Manuela Maleeva, drew first- parent company, Cablevision. Rocky Hill met in back-to-back fullbacks stepped up on the ball. completing 20 of 28 passes feor 299 yards and two round byes. America, the new consortium of had a very good relationship for 20-25 games. 1 can’t sit around Scheller said Bird’s therapy made some saves on us (that Ayer opened the scoring at regional sports networks. It’s the latest effort by NBC toget games on Sept. 20 and 23 wfth the It was a good team effort,” touchdowns in a 27-24 victory over New Orleans. Evert meets Fairbank in a quarterfinal match the past dozen years,” executive the house watching someone and medication were modified were fantastic).” 19:53 of the first half befor Mark Each candidate is waging a involved in the profitable cable teams deadlocking at I-l and the Plaster surmised. Jerome Brown tipped a pass, then intercepted Thursday at 7 p.m. vice president Robert Wussler else do my job. and his condition would be French knotted it for the Clippers strong campaign fora piece of the business, something ABC has Terriers taking a 3-0 victory Rice stopped boots by Jack it to set up one touchdown, and forced a fumble said. “ Wefexpect this relationship “ People are saying. ‘What’s reasses.sed today. on a freak score. “ We had the Coventry j 2 -3 new major league contract, The done with its ownership of ESPN. This is not the same Patriot Ayer, Steve Talaga and Steve Putnam i that led to a field goal as Philadelphia defeated is going to continue.” the difference if you are back He added that surgery is a better of play but late in the first 0 -1 current six-year, $1.1-billion deal team as that one. however. Poulin, to name a few. “ And these Scorino: C- Aver 2, Poulin the Rams 27-24. Clarke Hinkle dies ESPN has never shown major Cable also is expected to play a by Jan 1 or Jan 15?’ I’m not possibility, but a decision on half (Putnam) got a long ball Saves: C- Johnson 3, p. Rice 13 with NBC and ABC expires after Eddie Brown earned AFC offensive player league games, but the all-sports part in the 1992 Summer Olym­ afraid of the knife. I know after that is not likely for “ the next GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) - Clarke Hinkle, one next season. network gives baseball extensive pics from Barcelona. Spain. the season I’m going to have it two or three weeks ” honors by catching seven passes for a team- of the all-time stars of Green Bay Packers record 216 yards a nd two touchdowns in a 42-7 win ABC. which has been losing coverage and has a much bigger Before that role is decided, done. But I don’t want to miss The doctor confirmed ear­ history, died Wednesday in his hometown of millions on its Monday night- UConn soccer in familiar territory over Pittsburgh. audience than its cable competi­ however, the broadcast rights the games. I’ve never been out lier reports that if surgery is Toronto, Ohio, at the age of 79, the National telecasts, will switch to Thursday Rembert was involved in 18 tackles, including tors. ESPN reaches 50 million will beawardedtooneof thethree for a long period of time, and I necessary Bird would be side­ Bv Jim Tlernev No. 1 team in New England. Football League club announced. nights next season in an attempt homes, compared with 18 million major networks. just don’t want to do it.” lined for 10-12 weeks. Manchester Herald the quarterfinals in 1983. Purdon last Sunday in the Big 12 solo efforts and deflected a pass as the Patriots Hinkle, a member of the Pro Football Hall of So, UConn has earned the right “ We’ve developed throughout East final. beat the Dolphins 21-10. to host Boston University, the No. Fame, was a four-time all-pro during a career STORES — Seeing the Univer­ the year,” Morrone said at a with the Packers from 1932 through 1941. 2 team in the region, in a media luncheon on Wednesday. ” 1 don’t think (the absence of sity of Connecticut men’s soccer first-round match in the 24-team Parker) will make a difference,” A fullback on offense, Hinkle also did some Flyers right tonic for Rangers team in the NCAA Tournament “ We’re very privileged to be in Seguso upsets Gilbert pLacekicking and played linebacker on defense. NCAA tourney Sunday at 1 p.m. the tournament again. There’s BU Coach Neil Roberts said. has become a familiar sight. WEMBLEY, England (AP) - Unseeded He helped the Packers win NFL championships Jordan main man for the New England Champion­ some great teams in it and some "Every young athlete likes to At the beginning of this season, saved four match points before in 1936 and 1939. ship at the Connecticut Soccer great ones (Duke and North play in front of a crowd. They though, 20th-year Husky Coach upsetting fellow American , the He ranks fourth on the Packers’ career rushing Stadium. Carolina State) left out. I can’t (UConn) have talented players NHL Roundup Joe Morrone had his doubts about that work real hard. I don’t think second seed, in the second round of the $450,000 list with 3,860 yards in 1,171 carries, and seventh The winner will play at Indiana see any team coming in (to in Buiis’ arsenai a tourney bid due to having his a lot has changed (since the first Benson and Hedges International men’s indoor in scoring with 373 points on 43 touchdowns, 31 (15-3-3) on Sunday, Nov. 20. UConn) and playing down. The youngest team ever. Five fresh­ meeting). championship. extra points and 28 field goals. Bv The Associated Press man started the Huskies’ opener UConn (14-7-1) is ranked 12th in crowd picks them up six Funeral arrangements were pending. By Dave O'Hara hit on 18 of 33 field goal attempts, notches.” Seguso saved the match points at 5-4 in the on Sept. 1. the nation while BU (14-3-3) is Senior All-American Dan Doni- second set before advancing to the third round The Associated Press including 2-4 from 3-point range, 19th. The Huskies and the Terri­ With the New York Rangers in and 14 of 16 free throws The lowest point of the season A crowd of 7,000 is expected for gan, named the most outstanding with a 4-6, 7-6 (7-3), 6-4 victory. danger of falling out of first place ers played to a 1-1 tie on Sept. 14 at Sunday’s game. player in the Big East tourney, Butkus finalists named BOSTON — Chicago Coach “ Michael was in a groove, came when UConn dropped a 1-0 In other matches, top-seeded Henri Leconte of in the Patrick Division, they got decision to Syracuse at the Willow Brook Park in New leads the Huskies with 10 goals France dropped a set before advancing to the ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — MikeStonebreakerof Doug Collins is frying toesfablish getting the shots,” said Boston’s Britain. Sophomore Brian Parker, who just what they needed — a visit Carrier Dome on Sept. 16 and fell and 11 assists for 31 points. No. 1-ranked Notre Dame was named Wednes­ a more balanced offense, but he Larry Bird, who had 18 points in has nine goats and six assists for second round with a 7-5, 6-7 (3-7), 6-4 victory from the Philadelphia Flyers. to 2-4-1. Since that point, the Freshman Tim Horton, out of day as one of the five finalists for the fourth admits Michael Jordan still is the 34 minutes playing with painful The last time UConn won an 24 points, will not play due to the against Australia’s ; seventh- Ulf Dahlen scored a goal and Huskies have won 12 of 15 E.O. Smith High in Storrs, has annual Butkus Award, presented by the Bulls’ “ go-to guy.” tendinitis in his Achilles heels, NCAA tourney game was a 1-0 red card he received for clothes- seeded Ronald Agenor of Haiti was beaten 7-6 set up two others Wednesday "He was getting a lot of free matches and ended the season the home win over Alabama A&M in four goals and four assists for the (11-9), 3-6, 6-2 in second-round play by unseeded Downtown Athletic Club of Orlando to the top night as the Rangers beat Phila­ "Some nights we’ll have six lining Seton Hall goalie Ray Terriers. guys in double figures, but on throws, too. Milan Srejber of Czechoslovakia: John Fitzge­ linebacker in the country. delphia 5-3, their third victory in others Michael will release all his ’T ve been in that type of rald, the No. 8 seed from Australia, swept past The other four finalists are Keith DeLong of three games against the Flyers weapons and destroy you,” Col­ groove and you just keep going to Viola walks away with AL Cy Young Award Marian Vajda of Czechoslovakia 6-4, 6-1, while Tennessee, Percy Snow of Michigan State, this season. lins says. the hoop. Aside from Jordan. I Tim Wilkison downed West German Ricki Broderick Thomas of Nebraska and Derrick "Beating Philadelphia three Jordan didn’t leave anything in thought we played pretty good By Mike Nadel Osterthun, who came into the draw to replace Thomas of Alabama. The Thomases are not times in a row is a big thing.” ola. the American League’s most first-place vote and was second his arsenal back home Wednes­ defense after the first period.” was the day. I was a little itchy.” Chesnokov. Wilkison triumphed 6-3, 6-2. related. goalie John Vanbiesbrouck said. The Associated Press honored pitcher over the last 13 with 52 points. day night, as he scored 52 points, “ Our offense, or lack of it. beat So. to relax, he played golf with The 12-man selection committee will elect the “ It was very important that we months, is thrilled with his latest Mark Gubicza of Kansas Citv including 19 in a decisive fourth us,” said Kevin McHale. MINNEAPOLIS - Frank Vi- ex-teammates Butch Wynegar winner on Nov. 29. The Butkus Award will be stayed in first place. We’re not award. But not thrilled enough to was third with 26 points. Dave period, and the Bulls ended a Sal Butera and Jack O’Connor McEnroe notches net win formally presented at a dinner on Dec. 3. used to first place, but we’re bring a Cy Young Viola or Stewart of Oakland had 16, Bruce Oklahoma’s Brian Bosworth won the award in 12-game Boston losing streak and former Harlem Globetrotter STUTTGART, West Germany (AP) - John learning how to defend ’ all Cynthia Young Viola into the Hurst of Boston had 12 and his Curly Neal. 1985 and 1986 and Florida State’s Paul McGowan with a 110-104 NBA victory over world. McEnroe defeated Carl-Uwe Steeb of West challenges.” teammate Roger Clemens, the Cy won it last year. New York ended a three-game the Celtics. "Sorry.” the Minnesota Twins’ Germany 6-4, 6-4 in second-day action at the Young winner in 1986 and 1987 ” I got the camera crew out of losing streak and now has 19 “ I saw him on TV and he looks ace left-hander says. “ If it’s a boy $350,000 Stuttgart Classic Invitational. had eight. my face finally after the first nine points. The Rangers had won spectacular, but when you play it’s Steven Paul. If it’s.a girl its In other matches, Miloslav Mecirof Czechoslo­ holes and was able to play Pincay joins elite circle seven in a row before the short against him you get a front row Kalie Marie,” "Today was the first day that I vakia defeated Jimmy Connors 6-2, 6-4; Ivan better,” Viola said. "I can pitch in skid. view and, man. do you find out Viola, who on Wednesday was have to say, I was really ner­ Lendl, upended Tim Mayotte 6-3, 6-1; and Eric INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) - Laffit Pincay front of 50,000. but I can’t play golf Oilers 3, Devils 2: Glenn that he’s for real.” said Boston named a near-unanimous winner vous.” he ^ id . “ Today, I knew it Jelen of West Germany downed Ecuador’s became only the second jockey to reach the in front of a camera.” Anderson scored with 14 seconds rookie Brian Shaw, a No. 1 draft of 1988 AL Cy Young Award, is on Andres Gomez 6-2, 6-3. 7,000-mark in career wins when he rode Phone pick. a roll. Bid to victory in the seventh race on opening day left in overtime as Edmonton won AP photo at New Jersey. Jordan, the league MVP. scor­ He was most valuable player in at Hollywood Park. The Oilers got the game-winner PUCK CLEARANCE — Philadelphia’s Mark Howe, left, ing champion and defensive the Twins’ seven-game triumph Yacht clubs file entries The 41-year-old Panamanian entered the Includes 5 days , just 21 seconds after killing off a clears the puck from In front of netminder Ron Hextall In player of the year last season, over the St. Louis Cardinals in the Spend nine-race program needing two wins to join Bill SAN DIEGO (AP) — A record 23 yacht clubs penalty. Anderson converted a also had nine steals, two shy of the 1987 World Series..He started and Shoemaker in the 7,000-win club. In the fourth Wednesday's game against New York at Madison Square from 10 countries filed challenges with the pass from Steve Smith, who NBA record, and blocked two won the 1988 All-Star Game. He race, Pincay guided Upinthesky to a PA-length Garden. The Rangers won, 5-3. defending San Diego Yacht Club to participate in worked a give-and-go with shots as the Bulls became the first joined Jim Perry as the only triumph for win No. 6,999. Phone Bid prevailed by Sr HEAVEN I the next America’s Cup, an event still bobbing in Jimmy Carson to start the rush. for discipiinary reasons during Central Division team to win in 46 Twins to win the Cy Young. And m other Eastern area), ■ three-quarters of a length. Klima scored the tiebreaking legal limbo. Canadlens 6, Blackhawks 6; training camp. regular season games in Boston any day now, he and his wife, ^ 6 interconnected VL /AAUU | goal as Detroit scored five Eight yacht clubs that submitted challenges by Denis Savard and Wayne Presley The North Stars are last in the since April 12, 1985. Kathy, will become parents for mountains. 18 lifts. I straight times in the third period SDYC’s midnight Tuesday deadline are from scored two goals each for Chicago to win at Minnesota. NHL with a 2-10-2 record. "Winning means more than the the third time. and the largest snow- sample pkge rate More trouble for Kansas a I four countries that will be first-time competitors 52 points or nine steals.” Jordan making network in d o sun fri and Guy Carbonneau and Mats Klima was playing for just the Sabres 3, Flames 2: Pierre “ This is the most incredible KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - The University of said. “ Something about the Cel­ in Cup competition — Japan, Denmark, West Naslund scored twice apiece for second time since returning from Turgeon scored twice as Buffalo, year-plus anyone could even the world. Plus 5 nights lodging near I Kansas, already on probation, was faced with the tics brings out the best in me. I’ve Germany and the Soviet Union. Montreal in their tie. the minor leagues. He had been despite taking a franchise-low 12 dream of, let alone have happen,” dozens o f top-notch restaurants and I possibility that the NCAA would again investi­ played well here many times and The firm date of the next America’s Cup, Rad Wings 6, North Stars 3: Petr sent there after being suspended shots, still beat visiting Calgary. Viola said in a telephone inter­ ► nightclubs, and all our Ski Week ■ gate its basketball program after Danny to finally come away with a win tentatively set for 1991, must await the outcome view from Orlando. Fla. activities. To receive a free 68-page ■ Manning’s agent confirmed that the All- really makes me feel good.” of legal proceedings that will decide whether Viola has always been confi­ KILLINGTON SKI WEEK GUIDE, call American received small Io im is from a former "The guy Is sensational,” Col­ I SDYC legally defended the Cup when it used a dent. Still, he was a bundle of 802-773-1500 or fill out the coupon and send it to: catamaran to defeat New Zealander Michael KU player. CALDWELL “Holiday Thanks” lins said. “ I don’t think people nerves until the Baseball Writers I 445W Killington Rd.. Killington, VT 05751. - Fay’s 133-foot monohulled sloop last September. “ It is possible to reconsider matters if there is A sm all way of saying thank you understand the energy he ex­ Association of America finally Fay, whose maverick challenge forced the new information that is developed that increases pends on defense. Forget offense, OIL INC. to all our friends and customers. notified him late Wednesday SDYC into an early, one-on-one defense of the the significance of the case or the nature of the just watch him on defense. afternoon that he had won the Cy Cup, was not among those filing challenges with violation.” David Berst, NCAA assistant execu­ Household knives sharpened during Nov. for only "I feel like we’re more diversi­ Young in a landslide. SDYC, said Tom Mitchell, a spokesman for Sail tive director for enforcement, said Wednesday. 99C each (reg. *1.50 each). Just drop them off fied this year, but tonight Michael AP photo In the Cy. Young balloting, Viola Ron Grinker, the agent representing Manning .61® was the man.” America, the San Diego club’s defense manager. one day and pick them up the next. captured 27 of a possible 28 Mitchell said that if Fay or any other syndicate in his contract negotiations with the Los Angeles par gil. C. 0. D. "We have to establish offense MY BALL — Chicago's Michael Jordan protects the 100 oil. minimum purchiM first-place votes and 138 of a ■ Sk iing O f A H igher O rd er ^ wants to participate in the next Cup, their entry Clippers of the NBA, confirmed Wednesday that other than myself, but I got off to basketball from Boston's Dennis Johnson during their possible 140 points. would have to be approved by both SDYC and the Mike Marshall gave Manning “ numerous” small QUALITY SHARPENING , a good start and my jumper s m y ItAHN ro S«l MCKAGt. ABO m FOR U SSO SS AND tOUIPWENT LATtST SRI BtPOHT. DU.1102 422 3211. “Snapper" Outdoor Power Equipment 1 NBA game Wednesday night at Boston Garden. Jordan Dennis Eckersley of the Oak­ I I current challengers. loans while Manning was at Kansas. 649-8841 started falling."said Jordan, who pumped in 52 points to lead the Bulls to a 'i 10-104 victory. land Athletics got the other Fo r R i";hrvations S imply C all 8Q2-773'1 330 Prices Subfed to Change 104 Hilliard St. e Manchester, Ct. e (203) 649-2111 ll-i- 14 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Nov. 10, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Nov. 10, 1988 — 15

McCALL OF THE WILD bv Dume* A . S N A FU by Bruce Beettle KIT 'N' CARLYLE by Lerry Wright AWRI(=>HT, WHO CAM. ROLLIN(5HOVIE LAST ^ V WHODiPiTi SCOREBOARD rNI&HT A T TVlRee. IN W h i l a r i t , C a n u c k s 1 E lka H ockey Bernie Gudeahn 143390, Ernie Pepin • 0 I » - 1 133366, Bill Palmer 156-403, Joe Dworak Vancouver 0 0 1 » - 1 138382, Charlie Whelan 153146-409, Don First Period— None. Penalties— Florl 136158151-437, Je rry Ridel 143379, Jennings, Hor (holding). 4:10; Skriko, Joe Desimone 143388, Al Atkins M5, NHL standings Von (tripping), 5:06; Burt, Hor (cross­ Paul Ford lX-369, Travis Cook Sr. checking), 10:K; (.oiclouceur, Hor (de 148141-411, Bill Preston 142-MI. WALIICONraiWNCe lav of gome), 12:51; Smyl, Von PotrkJi Division (hookinm, 16:19; Turgeon, Hor (rough­ T r I-T o w n W L T 1*1s OF OA ing), 17:29; Sutter, Von (high-sticking), N Y Rongen 9 5 1 19 65 48 17:29. Fran Gremmo 508, Henry Jarvis 203, PItMiurgh 8 7 0 16 73 72 Second Period— None. Penoltles— Dave Bessette X I , Ray Jessup X1-X1, PEANUTS by Charles M. Schulz Phltadalcbla 8 8 0 16 65 62 Somuelsson, Hor (tripping), 5:01; Botek, Dennis Henderson 516, Bernie (Suesnel New Jerwv 6 7 2 14 51 99 Von (holding), 10:27; DIneen, Hor (trip­ 222-570, Bill Calhoun 508, Bob Edwards N Y Islanders 6 7 1 13 43 S3 ping), 16:35; Young, Hor (cross­ 2335X, Dave Edwards 233X7, Art Geer Wothlngtofl 4 8 2 10 49 54 checking), 19:27. 511, Lyle Hatch 507, (3ave MastrolannI Adams DIvIslen 510, Russ Larson X7. Bottan 9 3 3 21 61 40 Third Period— 1, Vancouver, Pederson 7 Montreal 7 7 3 17 M 62 (Linden, Skriko),5:07.2, Hartford, MocDer- Buffalo 7 8 2 16 60 76 mld 3 (Jennings), 7:23. Penalties— DIneen, Harfford 6 8 1 13 55 57 Hor (roughing), 18:22; Bruce, Von (Interfer­ II-/0 Quebec 6 10 0 12 56 74 ence), 18:22. FootbaD CAMPBELL CONPBIWNCE Overtime— None. Penalties— None. Shots on goal— Hartford 812-81— 27. "I'll have a glass of immortality potion with w L T 1ffs OP OA VoTKOUver 8187-5— 31. Power-ploy Opportunities— Hartford 0 of a cyanide chaser!" Toronto • 6 1 17 56 X NFL atandinga ® 1908 by NEA, Inc Detroit 6 5 4 16 56 X 3; Vancouver 0 of 6 St. Louis 6 5 2 14 At 52 Goalies— Hartford, SIdorklewIcz, 2-81 Oilcago 4 10 3 11 70 82 (31 shots-30 saves). Vancouver, Weeks, 3-4-1 AMERICAN CONFERENCE Minnesota 2 10 2 6 39 61 (27-26). East ZIPPY by Bill Grllflth Smylbe Division A— 10,195. W L T Pet. P F PA Calgorv 9 4 3 21 74 45 Referee— PoulStewort. Linesmen— Brad Buffalo 9 1 0 .900 212 142 Edmonton 9 5 2 X 67 64 Loiorowlch, Randy MItton. N.Y. Jets 4 ^ H e occASitAj ^yt. 5 1 .5X 2X 222 cr? w r i coftiE/r Los Angeles 9 6 0 18 77 69 Indlonopolls 5 5 0 .500 243 193 fJqOTH o' Vancouver 7 7 3 17 54 2\vr'1" ow if fi L ii / I ^ d *e « 2 oeeoToR- j 46 Oilers 3.Devll82(0T) Miami 5 5 0 .500 I X 203 Winnipeg 5 5 3 13 52 56 New Enplond 5 5 0 5X 176 209 ^ hfc J ... ^to(2«'To f 'VkUW m vIK'P Wednesday's Oomet Central f\'»\ hcae ID KctcpiLwoT I cue Be tBoTEAU ot Buffalo 3, Caloorv 2 Edmonton 1 0 1 1— 3 Cincinnati 8 2 0 .800 294 185 I i 'll ^TOP fzov^ll^ Soi.Dm''£rt, B C New York Ranoers 5, Philadelphia 3 New Jersey 0 1 1 0— 2 Houston 7 3 0 .7X 239 2X A Edmonton 3. New Jersey Z O T First Period— 1, Edmonton, Carson 7 Oevelond 6 4 0 .600 170 IX AHPAr4c^^of^ B\r 't F&S'nU/VL-- Phtfro&iAPitet? Fizoo-i 2 \ ^ i . Act . .. P.AA I a Montreal 6, Chicago 6, tie (Huddv, S.Smith), 8:01 (pp). Penoltles— Pittsburgh 2 8 0 .200 1M 279 ojieo Detroit 6, Minnesota 3 Shanahan, NJ (tripping), 6:46; Huddv, west ' a . ow£ tXcl-if-l) 90tV A (fWAO ow'foor- Hartford 1, Vancouver 1, tie Edm (tripping), 9:11; S.SmIth, Edm Denver 5 5 0 .500 207 206 outAB. of tAi STfl,nr 1hursdav*s Games L.A. Raiders 5 5 0 SX 204 219 r (slashing), 14:04; TIkkonen, Edm (cross­ f i v r c Quebec at Washington, 7;3S p.m. checking), 15:21; MocTovIsh, Edm (hook­ Seattle 5 5 0 .500 161 187 "A Colgorv at Philadelphia, 7:3S p.m. ing), 19:26. Reginald Plnto/Manchtatar Harald San Diego 2 e 0 .200 119 199 •TSpATiou eiNwefl, Toronto at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Second Period— 2, New Jersey, Verbeek 4 Kansas City 1 8 1 I X 173 IX ruepeT epowtK Minnesota at St. Louis, 1:35 p.m. (Muller, Broten), 15:40 (pp). GOOD YEAR — The Manchester High Amy Shumaker, Collette Factora, Mary NATIONAL CONFERENCE Jvte iswofoveo Hartford of Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. Penalties— Wolonln, NJ (hooking), 5:52; East m d o y’s Games junior varsity girls' soccer team capped N.Y. Glonts 7 3 0 .700 219 199 ^ M H ETw eN U Shonohon, NJ (holding). 11:18; Muni, Beth Piano, Vicki Simmons. Back row: fittAHAVeB poH /*a NH Chicago of Winnipeg, 3:35 p.m. Edm (holding), 14:23. Phoenix 6 4 0 .600 238 219 THe|Z£A Boston of New York Ranoers, 7:35 p.m. its 1988 season with a fine 12-1-3 mark. Coach Mary Maneggia, Lori Todd, Washington 4 6 0 .600 243 236 ,„t|)ONN.0'( AvsiewcE New York Islanders of New Jersey, Third Period— 3, Edmonton, TIkkonen 9 Team members, from left, front row: Lauren Bell, Melanie Hanley, Nanette Phllodelphlo 5 5 0 .500 233 211 7:45 p.m. (KurrI), 11:49 (sh). 4, New Jersey, Muller 6 Dallas 2 8 0 .200 169 211 0. ptWM.ttl' Montreal ot Vancouver, 10:05 p.m. (Broten, Verbeek), 14:22. Penalties— Melissa Lataa, Alison Newman, Tracy Cooper, Michele Lewis, Krista Central Sundstrom, NJ (holding), 2:04; KurrI, Chlcogo 8 2 0 .800 192 IX Mulligan, Kris Trombley, Missy Daversa. Giacopassi. Minnesota 6 4 Edm (roughing),4:27; Burke,NJ.servedbv 0 .600 249 179 THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk & By Barry LI'L ABNER by Al Capp N H L rssu N a Broten (roughing), 4:27; TIkkonen, Second row; Jane Faber, Darlene Johns, O trolt 2 8 0 .200 129 210 Edm (roughing), 4:49; Moley, NJ (rough­ Green Bov 2 8 0 .200 I X 207 ing), 4:49; G.Anderson, Edm (tripping), Tampa Bay 2 8 0 .200 175 26) -T n - T he orncE. or ao-TEAsOAi-E, MY IT TEAS-1 - \r SHMOOS SHPREAD - BLAST IT I'LL WMt U H ? / „ A FO M m "MINOR TReAeuRB PIAMONP THAT B I6 ? ^ F»ROFESStONAL PRT EUTtRMlNATOR p o ip A d a l e ff-1 w#> IM EAN . i r S H P R O O S S M M E D -?.'*■ aHH00IC10t.&QUAP ) Rangers 5, Flyers 3 10:51; Lolselle, NJ (hooking), 14:59. I'M RENTINS Overtime— 5, Edmonton, G.Anderson 4 L.A. Rams 7 3 0 .700 2M i n FLIGHTS DIAMONP ? , ROOM"IN THB9KUU CAVE. HOW VO 1 KNOW,, IT'S NOT SOME- Y SOME.OKIE - ^ r H I f c W f c .i^ Y O U T O E A T E R _ — I MEAN. IF TH O SE . OUTe IMnEDIATClV - r S (talden St. 59 (L.Smith 9), Seattle 51 New Orleans 7 3 0 .700 214 176 )OUR PLANE U6EP ONVf TO FIGHT EVIL,., ONE A OUST J. ROARINGHAM MINATE A — ^ T h i n g s a r e n ' t e x t e -R m i n - l e d b y m y a c e . e x t e r m i-* (S.SmIth, Carson), 4:46. Penoltv— Huddv, MILLIONS o r PESTS ^ a t e d , i'l l h a v e t o c h a n g e N A T O R - P A M ' L E H N O O N E ^ . 0 1 3 -a Edm (cross-checking), 2:25. (Cage, McDaniel 9). Assists— Golden St. San Francisco 6 4 0 .600 222 196 W ITH TH IS . ‘TO SEE T FATBACK, ____ Knicks 117, Bullets 110 ME ? 7 Hinstir. N A M E L Y MY VyAYOF LIFE “ AND N.Y. Waniert 2 2 Shots on gool— Edmonton 5-8181— 26. 18 (Mullln 5), Seattle 24 (Lucas 12). Total Atlanta 3 7 0 .300 189 244 m IHOOS.?i I HATE. CHANGE. nrst Period— 1, New York, Petit 3 New Jersey 1818181— 31. Basketbafl fouls— G olden St. 28, Seattle 31. Sunday, Nov. 13 (Sondstrom, Leetch), 0:01 (pp). 2, New Power-ploy Opportunities— Edmonton Technical— (Jolden State Coach Nelson. NEW YORK (117) Chicago at Washington, 1 p.m. York,Dohlena(Leetch,Patrlck),12:24(pp). 1 of 5; New Jersey 1 of 7. A— 8,918. Newmon 37 86 12, Oakley 2-5 2-2 6, Cincinnati at Kansas City, 1 p.m. r X Penoltles— Nochbour, Phi (roughing), (joolles— Edmonton, Fuhr, 5-4-2 (31 Ewing 11-14 89 27, G.Wilkins 814 86 24, Indianapolis at Green Bov, 1 p.m. 6:35; Chvchrun, Phi (hooking),6:25; Roupe, shots-29 soves). New Jersey, Burke, 832 NBAstsndIngs tackson 814 32 10, Tucker 36 80 7, New England at New Yark Jets, 1 p.m. Phi (cress^checklng), 10;3i; Mullen, NY (2823). Lskersl ZB, Nuggets 110 Green 38 85 10, Stricklond 2-3 1-2 6, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. (high-sticking), 14:08; Rochefort, N Y (In­ K.Wolker8133315,E.WIIkIns818O0. Totals Son Diego at Atlanta, 1 p.m. terference), 18:25; Z e »l, Phi (rough­ EASTERN CONFERENCE 4385 2835 117. Tampa Bay at Detroit, 1 p.m. Red Wings 6. North Stars 3 DENVER (110) WASHINGTON (110) Los Angeles Raiders at San Francisco, 4 ing), 19:50; Gronoto, N Y (roughing), Aflontlc Division W.Cooper 36 1-2 7, English 823 1-1 17, 19:90. w L Pet. OB Catledge 11-14 85 26, King 89 1-1 9, p.m. Second Period— 3, New York, Llbo 1 New Jersey 2 1 .667 Schoves 18178624, Adorns 7-153218, Lever Jones 82 80 0, Malone 817 80 16, New Orleans at Los Angeles Rams, 4 p.m. 18193-423, Rasmussen 1-3802, Dovls8121-2 c 1948 Capp Inierp'isas li (Oohlen, KIslo), 2:03. 4, Phtlodelphlo- Detroit 0 1 5— 6 New York 2 2 .500 D. Walker 8128517, Feltl 374410, Colter81 ,A6elkinbv9(Howe, Kerr), 11:05(pp).5. New Mlniwtota 1 2 0—3 Phlladelpblo 9, Turner34804, Lane 35004, Hughes 1-180 80 0, Eackles 88 86 13, Wlllloms 37 80 6, New York Giants at Phoenix, 4 p.m. Rrst Period— 1, Minnesota, McRae 5 2 2 .500 2, Engelstad83800. Totals4810812-17110. York, Niton 3 (OeBlols), 13:». Penalties— Boston 1 2 .333 1 Alorle1-3803,Grant888010, Presslev8 28 0 Cleveland at Denver, 4 p.m. ARLO AND JANI8 by Jimmy Johnson Somuelnon, Phi (tripping), 4:02; Gro- (Musll, Hobscheld), 4:28 (pp). Perxiltles— Charlotte 1 2 .333 1 0. Totals48901821110. Hauston at Seattle, 4 p.m. Houdo, Det (holding), 3:05; Hobscheld, L. A. LAKERS (128) Wtw.york 10 11 11 M-117 Minnesota at Dallas, 8 p.m. noto, N Y, double minor (hlgh-sttcfclno, Washington 0 3 .000 2 Ckeen 7-13 32 16, Worthy 11-14 85 26, BLONDIE by Dean Young A Stan Drake unsportsmanlike conduct), 7:52; Berube, Min (holding),7:22; Klng,Det,mlnor-molor Central Division Wn$!"«»on riO 16 17—110 Monday, Nov. 14 THeMY00'KLAPR)IMTeD 1HeReMU5TKAM6A%ieR (charging, fighting), 11:05; Goetz, Min, Detroit Abdul-Jobbar 34 OO 6, Johnson 7-12 86 18, Buffalo ot Miami, 9 p.m. Phi (cross-checking), 19:01; Petit, NY 4 0 1.000 Scott 1823 33 33, Thompson 32 86 9, 3Polnt gools-G.Wilkins 2, Newman, OR BUeCTBO IF YOU WORK WAY TO GET MY OWM (boarding), 19:01. mlnor-malor (cross-checking, fighting), Clevelond 3 0 1.000 Tucker, Strickland, Eackles, Alarle. Hi 11:05; Jerrord, Min (hooking), 13:42. W M. Cooper 82 80 0, Woolrldge 812 87 18, BASKLEV OtO YOU YES... AND HIS ME WAS ONLY CMAtZQEO AT IT. Third Period— 6, New York, KIslo 4 Atlanta 3 1 .750 1 Fouled out— None. Rebounds— New York EVER SEE /CLIENT g o t THAT SOUNI TV 6H0W. (Sondstrom, Dohlen), 4:10. 7, Phllo- Mllwoukee 2 1 Cdmpbell81800,McNamara81800, Rivers 53 (Ewing 13), Washington 45 (Feltl 10). NFL Individual laadara THE LAWYER GOOD • r e a l WTTM OVEUTIWe Second Period— 2, Detroit, Gollont 6 .667 IV? 81800, Lamp 1-180 2. Totals 5386 2829128. HIM TRYINS L OPP WITH A PAQKING delphlp, Howe. 5 (Meltonby), 11:02 (pp). 8, Chicago 2 2 .500 2 Asslsts— NewYork23(Jackson7),Washlng- A CASE ? /( 5-YEAR Philadelphia, Sulllmon3(Howe), 17:00(sh). (Yzermon), :51. 3, Minnesota, Bellows 4 Indiana (Hobscheld, Froser), 1:52. 4, Minnesota. 0 3 .000 3V? Denver 26 38 28 18-110 ton 32 (D. Walker 10). Totalfouls— NewYark AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE 7 s e n t e n c e Penalties— Petit, N Y (hooking), 4:30; WESTERN CONFERENCE 25, Washlngtan 28. Technicals— Quarterbacks ' ^ r i Mellonby, Phi (slashing), 5:9; Huf- Gooner 9 (Govln), 10:01. Penalties— L.A. Lakers 17 28 31 12— I S Houdo, Det (tripping), 6:31; Sharpies, MIdwMt Division 3PoInt goals— Adams 2. Fouled out— Washington Illegal defense, Jones. Alt Com Y d s TD Int fmon. Phi (roughing), 6:35; Hextall, Phi, w L Pet. OB A— 6JD7. Esiason, CIn. 252 148 2476 20 12 served by Summon (roughing), 6:35; Det (sloshing), 10:34; Musll,Min (sloshing), San Antonio None. Rebounds— Denver 47 (Schoves W), 2 1 .667 Los Angeles 57(Green9). Assists— Denver 28 Kelly, Buff. 2X IX 2200 10 12 Sondstrom, NY, mlnor-malor (roughing, Dallos 2 2 .500 Vs O'Brien, Jets 340 193 2012 10 6 charging), 6:35; Lovlolelte, N Y (Inter­ ih ird Period— 5, Detroit, &-oves 2 Utoh (Lever8), LosAngeles41 (Johnson 19).Total Civallars 108, Clippers 91 ( Norwood, Dotes), 6:46.6, Detroit, Yzermon 1 1 .500 fouls— Denver 22, Los Angeles 17. A— 17,905. Beuerlein, Raiders 1M 82 12X 7 5 ference), 10:30; Murphy, Phi (Inter­ Denver 1 2 .333 1 Aterino, Mid. 399 226 2785 15 14 ference), 11:16; Berube, Fill molor-gome 12(Burr,Zombo).10;37.7,Detrolt,Kllmo 1 Houston (Higgins), 13:01. 8, Detroit, leaves 3 1 2 .333 1 L.A. CLIPPERS (91) DeBero, K.C. 213 115 1541 10 10 misconduct (nghting), 15:18; Mullen, NY, Miami 0 3 .000 2 Bucks 114,76ers 103 Noraxm 8 » 1-2 17, Smith 7-17 34 17, Stoufter. Sea. 173 98 1106 4 6 game misconduct, 15:18; Petit, N Y (trip­ (Burr), 15:21. 9, Detroit, NIII 1 (Burr, Podflc Division Chlosson), 19:34 (en). Penoltv— Detroit Beniamin 35 36 7, R.WIIIIoms 89 33 11, Chandler, Ind. 148 87 1142 4 9 ping), 19:21. Portland 2 0 1.000 _ Nixon 29 80 4, (tandrezick 14 80 2, Elwov, Den. 202 IX 1921 9 13 Shots on goal— Phllodelphlo 4-14-7— 25. bench, served bv MocLeon (too many L.A. Lakers 1 _ men on Ice), 1:48. 3 .750 PHILADELPHIA (1l») Grant 811 2-212, Kite 35804, Wolf35806, Brister, Pitt. 109 88 14X 6 9 New York 13-14-10— 37. Seattle 3 1 .750 _ Barkley 813 2-312, Robinson 8141812 26, 'A Shots on goal-Detroit 7-81324. Min­ Dallev81322, Garrick 86808, Popson 801-2 ALLEY OOP by Dave Qraue Power-ploy Opportunities — Golden State 2 1 .667 Vs (hninski 891-313, Cheeks 391-4 8, Hawkins 1. Totals 3892182191. Rushers Phllodelphla2af7; NewYork2of7. nesota 8813-27. Phoenix Power-ploy Opportunities— Detroit 0 ot 1 2 .333 IVa 310 8611, Welp 861-2 9, Wingate 34 80 6, CLEVELAND (108) Alt Yds Avg LG TD L.A. Clippers 1 3 .250 2 Anderson 8103212, Brooks1-2802,Colenxin I WONDER THAT'S EASY. DOC! ..I'M SURF HE'S DOES HE EXPRESS AN 3; Minnesota 1 of 4. Sanders 37 80 6, Nance 1813 7-8 27, Dickerson. Ind. 244 1096 4.5 41 10 WHAT A GUY by BIN Hoest THE ONE WHO INTEREST IN ANY Goalies— Philadelphia, Hextall, 6-7-0 (37 Sacramento 0 3 .000 Vh I- 2 2-34, Thornton 80 800. Totals 33792835Daugherty 813 87 13, Harper 815 810 18, Stephens, N.E. 173 676 3.9 17 2 HOW A FAMOUS ONE OF THE EDITORS shots-32 saves). New York, Vonbles- Goalies— Detroit, Hanlon, 1-0-4 (24 Wsdncsdov's Games 103. CARTOONIST LIKE AT HIS SYNDICATE SUGGESTED PARTICULAR AREA ( shots-21 saves). Minnesota, Cosev. 2-82 Valentine Warner, Sea. 167 XI 3.8 29 5 OF TIME HE'D LIRE' brouck, 6-M (25-22). Chicago 110, Boslon 104 MILWAUKEE (114) Rozter, Hou. IX 6X 3.8 X 6 NEARSIDE GOT A IS AN OLD FRIEND^ BARRY CONTACT A — 17385. (2821). New York 117, Washington 110 351-27, Rolllns8132ZEhlo3782 6, Dudley OF MINEI US! TO VISIT? A— 6,728. Cummings 1823 34 31, Krystkowlak 3580 i J5^vs 82 80 0, Hubbard 81 80 Thomas, Butt. 150 SB8 3.9 28 1 LINE ON US? Cleveland 108, L.A. Clippers 91 4, SIkma 811 2-3 10, Moncrief 811 2-2 11, O.Totals41-902840108. Allen, Raiders 166 579 3.5 32 7 Reteree— Bob Myers. Linesmen— Pierre Detroit 101, Atlonta 95, O T Sabres 3, Flames 2 Chompoux, Rov Scoplnello. Pressev 811 34 15 Breuer 1-3 1-2 3, Pierce L.A. cnggen IS n 1 9 1 8 - 91 Brooks, CIn. 102 547 5.4 23 6 Milwaukee 114, Philadelphia 103 II- 193-325, Humphries 1-62-25, Roberts8780 4.0 » 16161917— 108 McNelL Jets IX 546 28 2 '' h o w o l o Son Antonio 117, Miami 93 8,13ovls 1-2802, Horford81800. Totals4899 3Polnt goals— Price 2. Fauled out— Oorsett, Den. 142 533 3.8 21 4 Colgarv 0 1 1— 3 Utah 105, Sacramento 81 1820114. Beniamin. Rebounds— Los Angeles 60 Woods, CIn. 107 487 4.6 X 8 AtsA \ IN Buffalo 0 3 8 -3 Phoenix 111, Dollas 103 PhjlodMphla 18 28 14 » — i n (Norman 10), Cleveland 65 (Daugherty 7) First Period— None. Penalty— Hogue, (talden State 113, Seattle 108 MIhraukee 19 I f is 11— 114 Recelyers F I S C A L L.A. Lokers 128, Denver 110 ^ I s t s — L9S Angeles 20 (Smith, Grant, t But (tripping), 18:59. 3-Polnt goals-Cheeks, Moncrief, Transactions (^ndrezlck, Garrick 3), Cleveland 28(PrIce NO Yds Avg LGTD Y E A W f i ? " Second Period— 1, Calgary, Otto 2 (Suter, Thursday's Games Humphries. Fouled out— None 11). Total fouls— Los Angeles 32, Cleve­ Toon, Jets 55 554 10.1 26 2 Mullen), :U (pp). 2, Buffalo, Houslev 5 Utah at Houston, 8:30 p.m. Rebounds— Philadelphia 54 (Robinson W), land 19. Technical— Los Angeles Illegal Clayton, Mlo. 51 7(0 13.8 45 6 (Crel^on, Andreychuk), 2:35 (pp). 3, Portland at Denver, 9:30 p.m. Milwaukee 52 (Krystkowlak, Pressey 7). defense. A— 16,513. ' Reed, Buff. 48 6X 14.2 65 4 Buffalo, Turgeon 8 (Napier, Sheppard), Frtdav's Games Assists— Phllodelphia 28 (Cheeks 9), Mil­ V.Johnson, Den. 46 648 14.1 86 4 BASEBALL Atlanta at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. 4:17.4,Buffala,Turaeon9,11:2X Penalties— Not! oral League waukee 70 (Humphries 9). Total fouls— Shuler, Jets 44 500 11.4 24 1 Moclnnls, Cal (hooking), 1:11; AAoguIre, Houston at Miami, 7:30 p.m. P h ila d e lp h ia 20, M ilw a u k e e 23. Brown, CIn. 42 1015 24.2 86 8 PITTSBURGH PIRATES— Troded New York ot Indiana, 7 :X p.m. THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom Buf, molor (fighting), 3:38; Grhnson, Col, Randy Milligan, first baseman, to the Technicals— Barkley, Mllvroukee Coach Palmer, K.C. 42 490 11.9 71 4 malor (fighting), 3:38; Moclnnls, Cal Detroit at Boston, 8 p.m. Harris, Philadelphia Illegal defense. A— R ec H oop Paige, K.C. X Baltimore Orioles for omlnor league plover Charlotte at Woshlngton, 8 p.m. 14,192. 455 12.0 25 3 (holding), 7:32; T.Hunter, Col (roughing), to be ramed later. Duper, Mlo. 37 606 16.4 56 1 9S8 Kirtg Featu'<-<. SyorlKalr Irvr Work; ..ghi. r.'sx ITtag?t~ EP...I5 SHE FpaTY IS-5He RPETTY?^ 7:32; Hartman, Buf (roughing), 7:32; New Jersey ot Chlcogo, 8:X p.m . Jensen, Mlo. 37 418 11.3 31 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS— Signed Ken Son Antonio at Dallas, 8 :X p.m. 3 S Dunn, Buf (hooking),17:25. [tavley, pitcher, to o two-year contract. Third Period— 5, Calgary, Loob 8 (Hrld- (kilden Stote at Phoenix, 10:30 p.m. 8purs117.HsatB3 Punters ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook BASKETBALL Seattle at L.A. Lakers, 10:M p.m. Adulta Ino, PepllnskI), 10:45. Penalties— Miller, Continental Boskefbolt Association NO Yds LG Avg Buf (roughing), 7:41; Gllmour, Col (hlgh- ROCHESTER FLYERS— Released MIAM I (91) Network Tavern 82 (Chuck McKeon Newsome, Pitt. 42 1934 62 46.0 stlcfclng), 7:57; Moclnnls, Col (slashing), James Motor, guard, and Ricky Ross, Cummings 88 8012, Thompson 14 2-24, 21, Hal Rawlings 20, John Connolly 14, Molslelenko, S.D. S5 2491 62 45.3 12:42; Patterson, Cal (roughing), 19:36; forward. NBA results Selkaly 893611, Sparrow 341-17, Edwords Ed Scannel 14), BCI 73 (Poul Wlthee26, Stork, Ind. 37 1643 65 44.4 FidAU, gdg, OOftN/ m I eVElJ v w PI6K L ik e t h e Amlel, Buf (roughing), 19:36; Ofto, Col, FOOTBALL 313 82 6, Sundvold 39 1-1 7,Gray341-27, Kim Bushev 16, Gory GrodzIckI 11) Horan, Den. 41 1811 70 44.2 MEDICAUfISlIRAMCE IS irJCLUDES I c e c T A iN WHAT.=' ■ASSA^lUATidt^ malor (flghtlna), 20:00; Ruff, Buf, motor Notional Football League Hostings 34806, Woshlngton3S8610, Long Manchester Cycle 103 (Mark Plekos Roby, Mia. 49 2125 64 43.4 (fighting), 20:00. 33, Joe McGann 27, Bob Francis 18, Bob H(flr 60iHCr To CoVgg , ALiyi06T i &E6A0SE OF ^OOP. ATTEMPT... NFL— Susperxled Doug Smith, Houston Bulls 110, Celtics 104 88 34 11, Shasky 1-3 2-2 4, Taylor 37 2-2 8. Shots on goal— Colgorv 9^10— 28. Buffalo Oilers' nose tackle, and Hoi Garner, Buffolo Totals 37-80182893. Plaster 11), PD&S 94 (John Pfohl 37, "LIFESTY uE AIUMeMT6'7/|| LlFg€.rVl-E A6 4-7-1— 12. Scoring Bills' linebacker, for 30 days for substance Steve Avers 23, Luke Strunk 17, Sean Touchdowns T he Power-ploy Opportunities— Ctolgory 1 of abuse. CHICAGO (110) SAN ANTONIO (117) McPadden 14) 3; Buffalo 1 of 4. Standings: Natlonol — Westown TD Rush Rec Ret Pis ilf MIAMI DOLPHINS— Waived Ilia Jorost- Sellers33806, &ant8108515,Cartwrlght (^eenwood 35 34 7, W. Anderson 1318 33 Dickerson, Ind. 10 10 0 0 X Goalies— COIgarv, Womsley, 4-2-1 (12 chuk, linebacker. Signed Tony Furlonlc, 812 1-2 9, Vincent 86 89 13, Jordan 1833 29, G.Anderson 18148120, Robertson8833 Pharmacy 2-0, Manchester Bar Associ­ Brooks, CIn. shots-9 saves). Buffalo, Puppo.5-1-2(28-26). ation 2-0, BCI 1-1, B.A. Club 1-1, Main 9 6 3 0 X linebacker. 1816 52, Corzine 2-4 80 4, Jo.Paxson36 10, Dowklns 814 85 21, Maxwell 7-14 8014, Allen, Raiders 8 7 1 0 48 MINNESOTA VIKINGS— Released Bill 808, Jones828O0, Perdue 1-11-23, HalevOO Jones 1-51-23, Comegys34359, Smart8232 Pub 1-1, Irish Insurance 1-1, Amuse­ Brown, CIn. 8 ments Unlimited 1-1, Network Tovern 0 8 0 48 Gov, (fefensive lineman. 800 Totals48772834110. 2, Smrek 1-3802.Totals 49971825117. PInkett, Hou. 8 6 2 0 48 FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves PHILADELPHIA EAGLES— 121, Sportsman's Cafe 82, Smoke 82. Riddick, Buff. 8 1 Canadiens 8, Blackhawks 6 American — Style 30, Pagan! Cater­ 6 1 48 Signed Wolter Abercrombie, running BOSTON (104) Miami S 17 16 17— 91 Woods, CIn. 8 6 0 0 40 bock. Waived Junior Tautalotasl, running McHale 12-22 86 29, Bird 7-19 44 18, Sim Antonio 10 17 14 16— 117 ers 30, Manchester Cycle 2-8, PD&S 82, bock. Porlsh 810 1-2 9, Johnson .810 34 11, Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Miami 46 Manchester Police 82, Glenn Construc­ NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE Mentraal 2 4 0 0 -6 tion 82. Quarlerbocks I T I 5 N / T Chicago 1 2 1 0— 6 S E A TTL E SEAHAWKS— Released Ran­ Show 814 80 18, Jl.Paxson 37 80 4, (Selkaly 13), San Antonio 50 (Greenwood, dall Morris, running bock. Lohous 1-3345, Lewis 871-29, Acres 801-21, G.Anderson, Dawkins 7). Aulsts— Miami 14 Alt Com Yds TO Int Rrst Period— 1, Montreal, Corbonneou Everett, Roms 299 i n 2403 21 9 4 (Walter, Svoboda), 4:20. 2, Chlcogo, TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS— Grandlson 80800, Rivas80800. Totals4392 (Cummings, Thompson, Sparrow, Sund­ T H E Q R IZZW ELL8 by Bill Schorr A S A S X F i r s t Waived Stephen Starring and Gene Toylor. 1824104. vold 2), San Antonio 31 (Dowklns 12). Wilson, Minn. 164 111 1516 7 5 Thomos 8 (Monson, Brown), 10:17 (pp). 3, Lomax, Phoe. 300 179 2383 17 7 (Slcpgo, Presley 1 (Wilson, Monson), 13:49 wide receivers. Chloogo 16 17 15 11— 110 Total fouls— MIomI 23, Son Antonio 23. Bowling OUT IM TIE W30PS,'' OF <50UI2?E NOT.,. HE ^Z»ME5 HOCKEY Boston 19 18 11 lS-104 Technicals— G.Anderson, MIomI ossistant Hebert, N.O. 306 186 223) 15 7 MAYPE T H O U 6 H T - . (pp). 4, Montreal, Corbonneou 5 Cunningham, Phil. 352 199 2522 18 8 FROM A LOM6 LINE OFFFRO- (Noslund, Green), 17:42.5, Chlcogo, Sovord Notional Hockey League 3Polnt goals— Jordan 2, Jo.Paxson 2. coach Wohl, Son Antonio Illegal defense, I'M -Sent Tommy Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Chicago 46 MIomI bench. A— 9,226. Montana, S.F. 232 IX 1698 )1 8 lN 5 T lN a iF 7 (Brown, Thomas), 19:43. Penalties— C\0U9 PmAT0R9.,IT'F IN fiPOPTER. \ Albelln, defenseman, Aterk Vermette, (Gront 11), Boston 54 (Parish 13). Simms, Giants 3X 191 2439 11 9 P Y ^ A L K - I P i P N / ' T RFAUZE Chellos, Mon (hooking), 8:32; AOortlnson, D.WIIIIams, Wash. 2X 1 » 1572 8 6 Mon (higivsttcfcing), 12:09; Murray, Chi right wing, to Halifax of the American Assists— Chicago X (Vincent 8), Boston 31 J o T e in R K in n e R I Hama Enginaara Hockey loague. Colled up Marc Fortier and (Bird, Johnson, Show 6). Total fouls— " a " lUO.RinOBOl McAAohon, Chi. 192 114 1346 6 7 IN

Manhattan real estate. Stock #1014 *12,076 est In sold matter, may ap­ Emma Seidel letter/resume for ap­ MANCHESTER. Alumi­ Factory Rebate -500 Stock #1063 pear and be heard at thot Co-Admlnlstrotrlx room, center chimney Factory Rebate -400 time. pointment to: num sided Ranch. Nice fireplace. 1 car garage, 2 In Ihe parliamentary rare in 47 Oak Street clean 3 bedroom home Elizabeth A. Bldwell, Eost Hartford, CT 06111 100 Amp service, beau­ Canada, Liberals seem lo be A ^ tc h w o rd s S500 fIVCTORV 11,911 Ass't. Clerk S. RICHARD In a quiet neighbor­ S400 FIVCTOW *11,676 034.11 033-11 tiful stone wall along gaining on Progressive Conserva­ (2 points for cacf) correct match) Carter Discount hood. Fenced yard, the driveway. $149,000. -500 Carter Discount -500 BO nARO , PC garage, patio off co­ Jackson 8, Jackson tives, indicating growing r e b a t e LEGAL NOTICE YOUR C O ST 935 Main St., vered porch, and New Real Estate, 647-8400.O (CHOOSE ONE: opposition lo, On M Berettas YOUR C O ST TOWN OF ANDOVER Manchester, CT 06040 sytorage shed. $145,900. support (or) Ihe U.S.-Canadian 2 - resumi* b-qiialUied D.W. Fish Realty, 643- MANCHESTER. Enloy *11,411 INLAND WETLANDS COMMISSION the chorm of yeste­ .trade part. ■11,176 D EN T A L Assistant. Full 1591.0 PUBLIC HEARING ryear In this lovely 3- inHur<‘ Weflonds Commliilon of Andoyer, Connecticut time, maximize your MANCHESTER. In-Low Colonial situated In a 3 The Erench government recently will hold q Public Htarlng on Monday, Noyember 14, ivssat potential, experience possibilities. Func­ quiet established ordered Croupe Roussel Uriaf, a TOTAL SAVINGS *2100 4- anm ial d slar! again TOTAL SAVINGS *1500 7:30 p.m. In the lower leyel of the Town Office Building on the lob satisfaction with tional 3 bedroom Split French firm, lo (CHOOSE ONE: following petition: personal and profes­ neighborhood. French Level. 2 baths, formal doors grace the living cease, resume) production oi R U ROUTE 4 - Appllcotlen of Mr. a Mrs. Fronds Plane lor o sional growth and tul- dining room, fire- 5- eligible wetlands crossing. room along with rich 486, an abortion-inducing drug. e-i*arh year tlllment by utilizing placed Hying room. natural woodwork. your wormth and Inter­ g X A M P I - ® At this heoring. Interested persons may appear and be heard Home Includes a separ­ The large eot-ln kit­ I For Ihe first time, Ihe Soviet Union People & Sports ond written communications will be recelyed. Information personal communica­ ate entry In-law suite chen has been remo­ oertalnlno to this oopllcatlon Is on file In the office of the tion skills. A well or­ has made public Ihe (CHOOSE (5 points for each correct answer) Town Clerk, Town Office Building. with kitchen, bath and deled os well os the e S A N p ganized flexible, fun living room. $169,900. ONE: deficits, defense spending Dated ot Andover, Connecticut this 3rd and 10th doy of No- both and a bait. 1 FIvis Presley's mansion, hnnwn simply NE* n e w VDmbery 19U. loving person will wel­ D.W. Fish Realty, 64^ $149,900. Sentry Real figures) in its annual budgets. come this challenge In 1591.0 as will be decked out for Christmas ANDOVER INLAND WETLANDS COMMISSION Estate, 643-4060.O i Voter .turnout in Ihe November 8 w ith a S5(M),000 display m ade up of 4,000 Steven Fish, Choirman our rapidly growing Peridental practice. election was expected lo be light. lights and a 60-foot tree. 001-11 Dur patients appre­ In Ihe last presidential election, 9 Jack J. Lappen Realty 2 Britain's Prince (CHOOSI ONF: LEGAL NOTICE ciate and value our only about percent of Ihe Charles, Andrew), who has been an G M L Ist *11,224 TOWN OF ANDOVER services and smiles. 164 East Center St., Manchester, (TT eligible voters went lo Ihe polls. 1989 Celebrity QMLIet *13,705 PUBLIC HBARINOS Dur goals are to be the outspoken critic of his country's archi- 1989 Cavalier Preferred Equipment best. It we have stirred 6 43-4263 a-48 b-53 r-58 4 Door Sedan Equipped with; Preferred Equipment Tha Plannlnp a Zoning Commission of Andovtr. Cannae, lecture, recently wrote and performed 4 Door Sedan Equipped with Automatic Group Discount -700 up some Interest, we Air Conditioning, V6, Automatic Group Discount -675 would love to share in a TV documentary on Ihe topic. Transmission, Air Conditioning Stereo, fdtaw lng^ittans: * School on tha *10,524 Transmission, Stereo & More. ideas. Please call U nd . land, land! W e have 3 Chicago Bulls' superstar.. has become Tilt, Cruise & More. *13,030 Elaine at 633-2048, be­ approximately 70 acrea of land Ihe newesf athlete lo adorn Ihe cover Free Automatic Stock #1162 Sa"Sd'fflvVl " tween 8-4, Monday- Stock #1222 Factory Rebate -400 for tale on Barber Hill Road in of *'Wheaties" cereal boxes — joining Transmission -415 Thursdav. Ernest B. $ 4 0 0 8 Spiro, D P s ond teom. So. 'Windior. The price ia the likes of Bruce fenner, Pete Rose, f A C T O R T *12,630 *500.000. Call ihe office for and Chris Evert. *10,109 PAINTERS Wanted. N e w s n a m e Carter Discount - __ __ delaila. 1,000 Must be experienced, (1 S points tor correct 4 After d efeating N avy last w eekend, Ihe Carter Discount -125 r e b a t e oSflta«dm«;b^TSfnta neot & dependable. Jack J. Lappen answer or answers) YOUR C O ST tha offica of tha Zoning Agant, Town Dfflca aullMng. Coll Mork ot 633-2635. Fighting Irish of Notre Dame became YOUR C O ST Notary Public the number-one team in college foot­ on Ml NotaJnbir^im"^' «"» ’«*• »"8 '7th day ot U R G EN T LY need i^epen- I I recently visited Ihe *9984 ■11,630 doble person to work Cuilom Homes — Soviet Union. During ball for Ih e first lim e since ..I... ANDOVER FI-ANNING a ZONING COMMISSION a-.l%5 h-1971 c-1981 KENNETH LESTER. CHAIRMAN without supervision for Sprin* Ridpr Subdivition (Bobby Lane, Manchesler)' rfiy trip. I yvas told Texos Dll Company In 002-11 Seven hornet lo be built in ih ii R R lone.avertge lot tiie if the last political 5 The MISL, or Major League, TOTAL SAVINGS ’2075 Manchester area. We 30.000 tq. fi., Minimum Route tile 2.500 tquare feel. prisoners of concern beginning its eleventh season though TOTAL SAVINGS ’1240 8 INVITATION TO BIO troln. Write T.G. Dick­ Your plant or ihe buildert.' to Ihe West will be still suffering from financial woes. The 7 ^ * U TILITIES DISTRICT, 32 Main St., Monchas- erson, President, Special G M A C Lease Rates Available on Corsica, Beretta, Celebrity, S-10 Pickup and C K Pickup. tor, CT. 06040 satks bids tor tha followlno Itama; SW EPCD, Box 961005, South Windsor — I freed by Christmas. le a g u e was created in 1978. FOUR (4) 4.SAIRPAKS Fort Worth, Texas The price it lower on tbit one bedroom condo. *86,900. W h o am I a n d what 76161.______Located in the PleatanI Valley Road complet. You can Bid spaciricatlont may ba obtalnad during normal butlnoss I nation do I leadi **For Over 50 Years - A good place to buy a car” P-*”- 8'®8 P-m.) Monday thru Soturdoy from FLDRAL Assistant. Full ^ n e r occupy or keep the leased tenant at *650 a month. Tbit ia a firti floor private entrance' unit. DISTRICT FIRE- or port time. Good pay VOUR SCORE 91 to 1(X) points — TOP SC(3ft£' HDUSE, 32 Main SI., Monchastar, CT. and benefits. Apply In V e rn o n — 81 to 90 points — Excellent. 71 to 80 points — G o o d 61 to 70 points — Fair Saolad bids will ba racalvad at tha obova eddrast until 7:00 person; Flower Fo- F |h K®" NO VEM BER 21, ISM, at which tima thav Invettort, Inveslort. Invealort. Invetlort — A firal floor < Knowtedse Unlimited. Inc. 117-88 C H E V R O L E T 1228 MAH Sr. • MApiESTBI, Cl 01041 will ba publicly ppanad, raod olpud and racprdad. shlon, 15 East Center end unit one bedroom' Condo that it leated for 1989 at 3 B IM shall taittaln valid tor thirty days from tha Md opanino Street, Monchester. data. Tha District rasarvas tha right to raloctany andoll bids •775 a month. Tbit is a fully applianced carpeted unit ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ for any ropson doamod to ba In tha bast Intarast of tha DIs- M E D IC A L Assistant with r i L " * * " '* * " * ’‘" 'l e n l paying tenant who leated in trtet. bookkeeplno and medi­ ^ W ^ n d paid before the 3rd of the month. Asking jaaiog ao<'pu|-s EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT cal experience for !j-t iuvpjollarqafyy-f !M|j,q3 -z !pu,|aari3 -i :$l||04S 1 114034 Josaph Tripp Manchester practice. A real nice 5 room ranch with a fenced yard and a garage S-S !»-t !»-C -‘P-r !J -l :S a ilO M H 3 1 V W FIra Commlttlonar Send tesume to; Box CO., INC. B48-B984 rJ loo. Tbit home it on a quiet ilreel jutt off Rte 83. It hta .» 4u»uij»o ‘IH®)1 inwHH :]WVN$M]N (M a d ot Monchastar, CT. this 3rd DAY OF NOVEMBER, AA, C/D Manchester •teel aiding and the kitchen baa been moderniaed. An I9W. q-S !««J|)»P CARTER Herald, 16 Brolnard excellent buy at '131,900. OlS-11 Place, Manchester. -» feuinuj-L io| uo)||,oddo-z Stouny rp|«ui|-i :]403SaiilOM to — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Nov. 10. 198B Hospital buckling under Insurance losses 1 A SpcdolisS>D< their medical bills. About 50 percent of the patient |will pay that amount. 742-0267 Complete Inter, and added wiring. pay much more. patients can be charged for services, Beck said. hospital’s patients are either insured by Medicare ” We hope that the rate increases will be able to Exter. Home Today, did you pay someone NAUUN8 The act was originally designed to help hospitals However, despite recent rate increases, he said Maintenance Custom or Medicaid, Beck said. cover the (uncompenstated medical) cosU, but it tor doing nothing? across the country update and modernize their uncompensated medical care costs have placed a Painting and Papering An)rJob — Anytime "W e hope (the loss) won’t turn into a crisis,’ ’ keeps getting more difficult every year,” Beck Cell ine, Joseph Dumss st facilities. Beck said. Under the act, hospitals were financial shackle on hospitals. SOUTH BOLTON Repair or Renew Ceil­ Me-S2S3arMeeei2(.«) Beck said. "But obviously we need to educate the given a certain amount of federal funds with the ings, Walls, etc. Rec. Call Gary 875-3483 MAZDAS ” We are not about to turn anyone away,” Beck CLEANING SERVICE. Rooms, Decks and Light 1988 WE ONLY HAVE 15 NEW 1988 MAZDAS LEFT INC. 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Last March, Thursday on the administration’s ing details on what programs he the federal Occupational Safety final budget submission to would cut in order to free funds and Health Administration cited Congress. for increases that he promised to the contractor for inadequate Joseph Wright Jr., director of make in education, child care and ventilation. the Office of Management and health care for the poor. The explosion occurred around Budget, said the 0M B now The budget document Reagan 9 a.m. after the three went into estimates that the deficit for the sends to Congress on Jan. 9 will the tunnel to check a high level of 1990 fiscal year, which begins reflect his decisions, presidential methane, a gas formed by natural next Oct. 1, will be $132 billion, spokesman Marlin Fitzwater decomposition, officials said. The substantially higher than the $111 said. methane had caused workers to billion deficit estimate 0MB However, officials said it was evacuate. made just three months ago. likely that Bush would rewrite at Rescue workers, who had lo Officials said the main factors least part of the document once he clear explosive fumes and re­ boosting the deficit estimate were takes office, just as Reagan did in move twisted wreckage while the drought, which slowed eco­ 1981 when he submitted his own contending with poor lighting and nomic growth this year, and budget to Congress in place of the knee-deep mud, took eight hours higher-than-expected interest budget left behind by President to remove the bodies. rates, which raised the cost of Carter. ' ‘It was a mess, ’ ’ said fire Capt. financing the $2.6 trillion national Officials refused to comment debt. Bert Bemann. “ It was like hell.” on reports that the final Reagan The victims were identified as The Gramm-Rudman balanced budget will call for substantial budget law’s deficit target for Ronald Kohne, 49, a tunnel increases in defense spending 1090 is $100 billion, which means superintendent from Big Sandy, and steep cuts in domestic that $32 billion in budget cuts will Tenn.; RickSochacki,34, asafety programs as a way of providing be needed to close the gap officer from South Holland, 111.; between revenues and spending. and Tony Bell, 25, of Sturgeon See DEFICIT, page 12 Bay, a shift foreman. Autopsies were scheduled for today to determine what killed the men. District Attorney E. Palestinian rioting IMicliaei McCann began an inves­ tigation, saying the number of deaths on the project had con­ cerned him earlier. OSHA also Patrick Flynn/Mancheiter Herald expected by Israel sent an investigator to the site. “ It seems to me that the three OLD GLORY — Bill Lynn, a Manchester began outside American Legion Post veteran, raises the American flag this JERUSALEM (AP) — The blue West Bank license plates, 9 men were the modern-day equi- 102 on American Legion Drive and army imposed curfews and travel morning during Veteran’s Day services. Arab witnesses said. ended at Manchester Memorial restrictions in the occupied lands In an unusual move, troops also See TUNNEL, page 12 The ceremony was part of a parade that Hospital. today and deployed soldiers in questioned drivers of yellow- Jerusalem’s Old City to prevent plated Israeli cars and in one violence linked to the expected instance ordered an Arab laborer proclamation of a Palestinian riding in a car with his Israeli 'Glorious’ Nazi talk ousts official state. employer to stay behind. Troops rounded up hundreds of Border police patrolled the 8 Palestinians in anticipation of narrow alleys of Bethlehem, and BONN, West Ciermany (A P ) — opposition Social Democratic dal.” Israel's Foreign Ministry as president of the German anti-Israeli demonstrations dur­ two army jeeps escorted each The president of parliament Party, said after Jenninger's called the incident “ unacceptable Parliament — I have been active ing the four-day session of the Israeli bus passing through the resigned today under attack for resignation. and unfortunate.” in working for reconciliation with Palestine National Council, the biblical city. saying — on the 50th anniversary ” We must now work even “ It's a scandal, it’s a shame,” the Jews and for . the vital parliament in exile of the PLO. of the Kristailnacht pogrom In the West Bank city of harder with others to learn how to said Frankfurt Jewish commun­ interests of the state of Israel.” The council is expected to against the Jews — that many Ramallah, troops at checkpoints live and worthily deal with this ity spokesman Michel Friedman, Jenninger said he was stepping declare an independent Palesti­ Germans initially found Hitler’s turned back many residents, and challenge,” Vogel told reporters. a member of Jenniger's party, down as Bundestag president nian state during its meeting, rule “ glorious.” soldiers on foot checked ID cards. The leftist Greens Party said in the Christian Democrats. because he wanted to avoid which begins Saturday in Algiers. Parliament President Philipp Graffiti sprayed on walls read; a statement; “ The background of Jenniger said he was misunder­ damage to the office and because Palestinians were not allowed Jenninger’s speech also called what happened is the inability of 8 stood. “ My speech was not he believed he lost the trust of to enter Jerusalem from the West the early years of the Nazi’s Third See RIOTING, page 12 many Germans to stand up to understood by many listeners the many colleagues. Bank and could move only within Reich a ’’triumphal procession.” their own past. We hope ... a way I had intended it to bq,” the Jenninger had been the No. 2 their own districts. In his resignatioc statement, discussion about guilt and respon­ 56-year-old politician said in a West German official after Presi­ Hundreds of soldiers in combat Jenninger, who also condemned sibility for this recent history will written statement announcing his dent Richard von Weizsaecker, gear and armed with assault the Nazi pogram in his address take place.” resignation. " I am deeply sorry under the nation’s rules of diplo­ rifles were deployed in the Old Thursday, said he was The furor overshadowed West and I am very hurt, if I have matic protocal. City, which has a large Arab misunderstood. Index Germany’s carefully organized offended the feelings of others.” A member of Chancellor Hel­ population. Dozens of border Nevertheless, his speech was ceremonies marking Kristai­ His speech, at a special session mut Kohl’s Christian Democrat- police, many carrying automatic 24 pages, 2 sections criticized throughout the country lnacht, the night of terror against of the Bundestag, or parliament, ics, Jenninger has been a law­ weapons fitted with grenade Business______11 Obitusries______2 and abroad. the Jews that signaled the start of caused a walkout by about SO maker since 1969 and was one of launchers, patrolled the streets. Classitled _ 21-24 O pinion______10 “ This event shows us how the the Holocaust. lawmakers and calls for his Kohl’s closest aides before he was Troops put up three check­ C o m ic s ______IB People______16 darkest chapter of German his­ Communist East Germany’s resignation. elected Bundestag president in points on the Bethlehem- Focus______15 S p o rts______13-15 tory Is still a present-day thing,” official news agency ADN called He added: "During my whole Jerusalem highway, turning Local/§tate____2-5 Television______17 Hans-Jochen Vogel, leader of the the Jenninger speech ” a scan­ political career — most recently See RESIGN, page 12 away Jerusalem-bound cars with Natlon/World^e Weekend_____ 19