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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, tennis 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.
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    Red light fading: Precarious: U.N. sees unstable economy / page ^ Combat Zone loses to developers / page 5 At the wire: Danehy lifts Coventry / page 11 Manrlirstrr HrralJi ) Mnnctiiistiir A City V iIIh(|I! Ch.irin Monday, Jan. 1 1 ,19B8 Warmer days German cops due after cold nab woman in breaks record By Andrew Yurkovsky Manchester Herald disco bombing Today’s low temperature of 14 degrees below zero was a record-breaker. By Nick Staudinger The cold forced at least one area school to start late The Associated Press today and followed on the heels of the major weekend storm that dumped as much as a foot of snow. BERLIN — Police arrested a As temperatures dropped to the record low early woman today who is accused of today, town road crews worked to complete the bombing a West Berlin discotheque cleanup of snow dropped during the storm on Friday in 1986 in an attack that killed two and Saturday. Meanwhile, local garages hustled to U.S. soldiers and prompted the keep up with calls for road service. United States to raid two Libyan Relief should finally be in sight on Tuesday, when the cities. highs are expected to reach the 30s. The government confirmed a The National Weather Service at Bradley Interna­ radio report saying that Christina tional Airport in Windsor Locks reported the record Gabriele Endrigkeit, 27, was ar­ low of 14below at 5.10 a m. today. The previous record rested early today along with an was 11 degrees below zero set in 1968. Even lower unidentified man in the northern temperatures were recorded by state police in port city of Luebeck.