16—MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Dec. 18. 1989

APARTMENTS I I APARTMENTS FOR RENT HOMES ■^INDUSTRIAL MISCELLANEOUS CLYDE FDR RENT |£i|F0R RENT EiJPRDPERTY FOR SALE District CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. School m a n c h e s t e r - BOLTON-3 bedroom, 2'/j MANCHESTER-2 large ROUTE 83, ’VERNON Townhouse apartment Rental garage bays and office. 84 Unc. Continental $9,995 for rent. 3 bedrooms, bath. Contemporary. 2 END ROLLS Manchester, renovated acres. $1,400 per month 1,100 square feet. 647- 84 Buick Century Ybo $5,995 I'/s baths, full base­ 2 Family, appliances, 2 7 W width — 504 plus security. 644-6226. 9 9 7 6 . ______84 Bonneville 4 Or. $6,695 ment, kitchen applian­ busline, near , 13" width — 2 tor 504 Saints victor^ Teachers plead eSEIeclra4Dr. $9,995 ces, parking for 2 cars. $S00 plus utilities. 12/1 Newiprint and rolli can ba $750 per month. Pay cwcupancy. Dale 529- a v a il a b l e ■ ^ C L E A N IN G 85 Caprice Wagon $C,695 expansl6n!0K ’d/3 Immedlatelv- plck^ up at tha Manchaatar helps the Giants/9 for smaller classes/4 your own utilities. Se­ 8276, Matt 653-6564 l 2 £ j SERVICES Harald ONLY bafora 11 a.m. 85 Buick Somerset 4 Dr $7,295 CARPENTRY/ curity deposit and 1 Remodelled 4 bedroom Monday through Thursday. ELECTRICAL Cape. Large family 85 Celebrity Wagon $6,695 year lease. Call Ri­ housecleaning - REMODELING room, fireplace, eat-ln 66 Honda Civic 2 Dr. $5,695 chard Paganl at 646- ICDNDDMINIUMS Good references. Free DUMAS ELECTRIC 4525 o r 643-2283 between kitchen, carpeted llvln- estim ates. 568-7426. WANTED TO 86 Delta 68 2 Dr $9,995^ HANDYMEN/CARPENTERS Service changes, 9:00 and 8:00. I FDR RENT groom, large laundry 66 Bonneville 4 Or $6,995 ’ Cleaning, Hauling. Caipentty, RemodeHng and bath. $995 per BUY/TRADE additional wiring and 86 CentU Wagon $7,495 Reasonably P rlc^ month plus utilities. I MISCELLANEOUS 7 Free Estimates repairs on existing MANCHESTER-5 room, 2 MANCHESTER-4'/2 WANTED-Anv pictures 86 Chevrolet Celebrity $7,195 bedroom apartment. 646-4144. I SERVICES A l Calls Answered homes. Quality work at room, 2 bedroom of blacksmith shop. 66 Chevrolet Nova 4 Dr $6,395 Rick's Handyman & 1st floor. Appliances Highland Street. Man­ affordable prices. Townhouse. T/? baths, MANCHESTER-3 bed­ GSL Building Mainte­ 86 Chevrolet Spectrum $4,995 Carpantry Sarvics and heat Included. Leo- full basement, quiet chester. Ray. 568-6820.8 Entirely owner operated. se/securlty. $750 room, newly renovated nance Co. Commercl- 86 Chev Cavalier 4 Dr $6,895 646-1948 27 years exp. Call small complex. No ond painted, washer/d- al/ResIdentlal building m onthly. No pets. 643- pets. $725 plus utilities. 86 Pont Grand Am SE $8,495 Joseph Dumas 9885 or 646-2918. rver hookups. 643-6386, repairs and home Im­ ITRUCKS/VANS R. D. Murdock, 643- leave a messoge.______provements. Interior PAINTING/PAPERING 6 4 6-52 53 2692. I FOR SALE 872-9111 MANCHESTER-3 bed­ and exterior painting, PLACING AN AD In clas­ room apartment. $645. ISTORE/OFFICE light carpentry. Com­ INILMNAIIUNAL-im LEGAL NOTICE No security. Available I FOR RENT plete lanitorlal ser­ 3i^ ton, good tor parts. HlattrhfHtpr Hrralfi sified Is a very easy, CARS OF McHugh Himself vice. Experienced, rel­ 4 wheel drive, 7 toot simple process. Just dial Im m ediately. 643-4421. FDR SALE THE TAX COLLECTOR 1 MANCHESTER la r g e iable, tree estimates. Fisher plow, make an EIGHTH UTIUTIES Painting & wallpapering at 643-2711. We’ll help you -2 643-0304.______word your ad for maxi­ DUPLEX-6 rooms, deck, garage bays and office. otter. 1 977 Ram DISTRICT Its best Free Estimates. Fully tenced-In yard. No util­ Charger. 643-2573. mum response. 1,100 square feet. 647- NURSE’S Aide-Years of All persons liable by law to Tuesday, Dec. 19, 1989 Insured. Establisheed 1974. ities, security. $650 9976.______Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm experience. Hospital pay taxes In the Eighth Newsstand Price: 35 Cents monthly. Coll after OFFICE SPACE-Lease trained. Excellent ref­ 6 4 3 - 9 3 2 1 5om, 649-4992. 1990 VOLKSWAGEN Utilities District of Manchester MISCELLANEOUS v o u r office s p a c e erences. 742-6402. are hereby notified that on sjL J e h a g l NOW !! Convenient SERVICES 4 door, 5 speed JANUARY 1, 1990,1 will have M A N C H E S T E R -N e w e r 3 Main Street locotlons CARS a MOTOR VEHICLE SUP­ bedroom Duplex. I'/j Reports say Wall Papering and Painting available with oft FDR SALE PLEMENTAL rate bill for the baths, appliances, street parking.Sentry I FURNITURE 30 years Experience deck, basement, wa- collection of 7 mills on the SNOW PLOWING Real Estate, 643-4060.□ Grand List of 1988 due to the dozens killed sher/dryer hookup. FRENCH Provincial Din­ Axe, the mascot, is retiring \ iVcrKnOVCIl Insurance, References and Commercial and Residential collector JANUARY 1, 1990, Snow blower services available. $725 monthly + utili­ $ 1 0 , 2 4 4 ing Room Set-Includes Free Estimales ties. Security deposit MANCHESTER table, leaves, pads, 4 Taxes will be accepted at 18 Business Zone II Main St., Manchester, CT Cal Mike 649-4304 and references. No chairs, hutch, te a CARDINAL in Romania By Dianna M. Talbot MARTY MATTSSON [ i l Business residential 06040. OFFICE HOURS: 649-4431 Mon-Sat 9am-9pm pets. 649-7874 otter combination. 5 room office wagon, and two corner BUICK, INC. Manchester Herald 6 p m . cabinets. $1,500 or best MONDAY thru FRIDAY VIENNA, Austria (AP) — Gun­ or retail suite, plus 5 room 1989 Century Coupe $11,980 9:30A.M.-3:30P,M. EXCLUD­ LOW RATES 3 bedroom apt. offer. Call 649-8137. fire was reported early today in the ORDER YOURS TODAY 1988 Skylark Sedan $8,590 ING HOLIDAYS. All taxes un­ 4 ROOMS and both. Cen­ G. and S. Associates Axe, the mascot and live-in Need repairs around the paid by FEBRUARY 2, 1990, streets of a western Romanian city WEIGLE'S PAINTING CO. tral location. Heat and 1990 VOLKSWAGEN ____ 643-2121 1988ChevS-10P/U $7,495 canine companion for Eighth favors plan home? Coll on expert. where witnesses say security forces Quality work a t a electricity not in­ ^ FOX j^TV/STERED/ 1988 S-10 Ext P/U $10,980 will bo charged interest at the You'll find the help you rate of 18% (eighteen per Utilities District firefighters, is reasonable price! cluded. $675 monthly 2doorcc'ipe L 2 J APPLIANCES 1988 Buick Park Ave. $13,980 have shot and killed dozens of Interior & Exterior need In Classified. 643- ELLINGTON 1987 Oldsmobiie Firenza $6,490 cent) per year from JANUARY retiring at age 7, that’s 66 in 2711. plus security. 649-1240 people in anti-government rioting Free Estimates o tte r 5 p m . MEADOWVIEW CURTIS Mathis Solid 1987 Buick Regal $8,695 1, 1990, until paid, according that began over the weekend. human years, the fire department Call Brian Weigle State floor model TV. 1987 CMC S-15Spt P/U $6,380 to Public Act NO. 12-146 a has announced. PLAZA minimum penally of $2.00 Unconfirmed reports have put the 645-8912 LAWN CARE $500, negotiable. 646- 1987 Chev S-10 P/U $6,280 “We’re definitely going to miss $ 7 , 6 9 0 4265. 1987 Cadillac Brougham $13,980 must be charged on each bill death toll at up to 400 and one wit­ for housing delinquent FEBRUARY 2. him,” said district Fire Chief John I CARS 1986 Corvette Loaded $18,990 ness was quoted as saying he saw FOR SALE 1000 sq. ft. 1990. SUPPLEMENTAL G. Mace. “He was an excellent FORGET THE REST Busy Rte. 83, new 1000 sq. ft. 1986 Chev Monte Carlo $7,480 MOTOR VEHICLE TAX BILL helicopters fire on crowds in the city YARD MASTERS I r T I MUSICAL 1986 Merc. Grand Marquis $8,980 of Timisoara. mascot.” with a strategy of their own for af­ CALL THE BEST! LEAVES RAKED & REMOVED rental area. In attractive IS FOR A MOTOR VEHICLE By Rick Santos shopping pleiza. Ideal for re­ I S U ITEMS 1966 Dodge 600 Sed $5,895 REGISTERED BETWEEN A “resignation letter” from the fordable housing and not have a Interior/Exterior Painting. Trees cut, yards cleaned. ORDER YOURSTOnav Romania has virtually scaled its Manchester Herald Schaller's tail, office, professional, sen/- 1986 Pont Trans Am 26K $8,995 OCTOBER 2, 1988 and borders in an apparent attempt to canine, signed with a facsimile of strategy imposed on them,” Pel­ Free estimates. Insured. Lawns, B ru ^ removal, gut­ Ice. 1985 Buick Skylark LTD $5,395 AUGUST 1, 1989. PIANO-UprIght plono prevent details from emerging of the his paw print, was read at the legrini said Monday. David Kay ters cleaned. Snow Removal. Q u ality Call and bench. Good condi­ 81 Adams St., meeting of the district’s Board of Republican Mayor Theunis ERNEST R. MACHELL unrest, which a Hungarian He represented Manchester .as one Pre-owned Auto 9.9%* James J. Gessay tion. $150. 649-3200. Manchester TAX COLLECTOR Directors Monday. In it, Axe, who ‘Terry” Werkhoven said today he 646-0754 6 4 3 - 9 9 9 6 newspajxtr said had spread to two of the negotiators for the compact § 5 Value Priced 875-0134 649-4571 EIGHTH UILITIES DISTRICT served five years, says, “I ap­ favors the idea of joining an affor­ ON ANY other Transylvanian cities — Arad dable housing compact with other when it was hammered out between 039-12 preciate the opportunity you have and Brasov. communities to increase the town’s January and June. CONDOMINIUMS ILOTS/LAND 83 Olds Ciera NEW VW IN afforded me during the past few I ATA/c.Ps $2,900 The unrest is the most serious stock of affordable housing. The compact, which would not be I FOR SALE FOR SALE since November 1987 in the country years to represent the dcparuiicnt legally binding, will not form unless 86 Ford Tempo STOCK and to meet so many people. 1 trust But Democratic minority leader whose leaders have refused to stray approved by the main legislative GLASTONBURY-Buy A COVENTRY-Highlands ATA/C.PS $4 495 CARDINAL BUICK you have enjoyed me as much as I Stephen Cassano said, “I don’t sec a Christmas Present subdivision. PRE-OWNED from orthodox Communism. real strong, compelling reason to bodies in all the towns and cities by With No Money Lot 2,8,9,11,18 ap­ State-controlled Romanian media have serving you.” Jan. 31. Sixteen of the 29 SPECIALS The full-blooded Dalmatian, join the compact because we’ve Down!!! Owner will proved building lots. AT,SterSO \-y^,995 WISHES YOU A have made no mention of the unrest, been doing what the compact sug­ municipalities have approved the finance the down pay­ $59,900. Lot 3. $65,000. 86 Chevy/Li 88 FORD RANGER who weighs about 80 pounds and and Western reporters have been agreement, but Windsor’s Town ment and closing costs Lot 1,16 acre opproved 84 Ch A 's^ .'n 5brity stands almost 5 feet tall on his hind gests all along.” Extra Cab 8688 prevented from entering the country. Council has rejected it and may on this lovely 2 bed­ building lots. $75,000. AT A /csO \-y^ 9 0 0 legs, was a unique mascot in that The compact will be among the room, V/7 bath end unit M ountain Ridge 87 TOYOTA TERCEL MERRY CHRISTMAS! Most reports have come from review it again. 88 Hond'X'. nT^cl LX he did not stray too far away from issues facing the board when it with private, beauti­ Subdlvlslon- r ------"SPECIAL 0HRI3TM,-r OFFER ------1 U'avelcrs leaving Romania or from Cassano said he thinks the board 5^Spd.ASO^Y,4Q«; : : Auto 5 6 8 8 the firehouse, Mace said. meets Jan. 9. fully landscoped patio. Lot 5,7,9,11,12,14,19,21,2 Loaded V 117,^70 news agencies able to reach resi­ will reject the plan because the in­ Coll292-1720tordetalls. 2,28,30,33. $79,900. 87 SUZUKI SAMURAI UCK DEMOSTRATOR FOR ■ “We’ve had other Dalmatians Werkhoven, who up until now Z -D 87 Mem'l'*- dents by telephone. centive for participating towns, in­ Brlghom Brook V-8. 1 5 Spd., A ir 4 9 9 5 who ran away and were given had been coy about backing the O DO Estotes-Olde Tavern Like!e New ^ V O i W i ) Hurry Before 1990 is here and these | In Timisoara beginning on Satur­ compact, said today the town may cluding priority in receiving state Lane. Lot 7, 1.48 AC \ $89 rides back home in police cars 85 Toyota Camry 87 TOYOTA P/UP I 'ActORY INVOICE ("ONLY 7 LEFT") ‘•9®® Prices are gone. AvauabieuponRlquest \ day, thousands of people have be wiser to join the plan than wait funding for affordable housing ILOTS/LAND approved. $79,900. AT. Loaded $ 5 ,9 9 5 after being recognized,” he said. projects, is not great enough. South Street-lOplus 5 3 8 8 violently vented rage at hard-line for state-mandated efforts. FOR SALE “He just liked to hang around the However, he said there is a housing o m acres, deeded rights to 82 Pontiac Firebird , 84 FORD PROBE President Nicolac Ccau.scscu for his firehouse.” “There is a need for affordable loke. Convenient loco- V6.A T .A /C . ^ Q C intolerance and the hardships he has housing in Manchester,” Werkhoven crisis, and maybe the compact effort m O O N O R T H Coventrv-Apollo tlon, wooded and pri­ L o w M iles 9 ^ , 4 7 0 _Auto, A ir 1 0 j 3 8 8 Axe also was a local radio star. Gardens subdivision. forced Romanians to endure. said. “I feel if we don’t do some­ will raise awareness of the situation vate. O ttered at $85,900. 88 Honda Prelude 'S' 87 JEEP CHEROKEE When firefighters at the so something will get done. Prestigious ore. Lot 12 R o o t R oad-23.9 a c re s o f 6-Spd.A/C. 6 1 0 00*; Greek dental students, who had thing, the state might mandate Like New ▼ • > home In need of re­ 86 Buick Regal 1989 BUICK REGAL background over the radio, Mace cities and towns other than Hartford Area of new homes. pairs. 750 foot fron­ secLi 1989 CENTURY LTD 1989 BUICK LESABRE diers shoot indiscriminately at District fire company is resigning to go into private life. would vote to join the compact, $84,900. Lots In new V 8, Loaded. C T QQC said. which, because of its previous ef­ tage. $279,900.Philips LC'W Miles Y / ,7 7 0 Sk. #9349 Sk. #9074 Sk. #9308 protesters, “killing dozens.” which promotes affordable housing phase 3. 1-2 acres. Un­ SSopd. 6588 V-6, Auto, Power Windows, Locks, Seat, In good weather, he sat with Behind him, photos of past department chiefs hang on > (/) Real Estate, 742-1450n 86 Honda Accord LX Auto, Power Locks, Air, Wire Wheel Auto, Air, Cruise, Cassette, Wire Wheel The students said they heard with the promise of additional state forts to solve its widespread housing derground Utilities. 86JE nA Air, Loaded, LIST PRICE: Covers, Stereo, LIST PRICE: Covers, LIST PRICE: firefighters outside the firehouse 5-Ppd. Loaded $ 7 ,9 9 5 the wall at the firehouse. grants, particularly for road repair. problem, has a reduced goal of Close to shopping. protesters shout “Freedom!” “Down and watched traffic go by. He also Area of expensive APARTMENTS Auto 5 9 9 8 with Ccauscscu!” and “Bread!” Town Planning Director Mark eliminating one-eighth of its need. homes, less than 20 85 Pontiac Grand Am traveled to fire prevention classes ing to Mace. firefighters who had their own FOR RENT V6. AT. A /C 87GLI A Western resident of Timisoara Pellegrini is urging the Board of If Manchester joins the compact, minutes to Hartford. $ 4 , 9 9 5 and rode in fire trucks during “That decision has not been bunks, Mace said. it will be subject to a lesser goal of Deed restrictions 2,000 6 Spd.y SiLnroof 7 9 8 8 who crossed into Yugoslavia told Directors to allow the town to join M A N C H E S T E R - 2 b e d ­ 87 MitSL n CisLS $89.00 Under Factory Invoice $89.00 Under Factory Invoice $59.00 Under Factory Invoice parades. made,” he said. But it was inevitable that the the compact, which would include 500 units because of the high need square feet minimum. room luxury town- 5-Spd, 84 BUICK CENTURY The Associated Press that the extent It might be hard to find another Use your builder or use Low M^fe^^9J,995 iles' Axe left his official post at the dog would someday need to retire. 29 cities and towns in the Hartford for affordable housing in town. house. AII appliances, __Wagon, V6 3 9 8 8 of the weekend violence was “hor­ firehouse two weeks ago. He is ad­ dog who could open a desk drawer ours. Special designs heot, coble, carpeting, 83 Cutlass Supreme 4.8% CMAC FINANCING IS AVAILABLE ON SELECT MODELS...UP TO 48 MONTHS... rifying” and that he saw several “That tyj)e of lifestyle is very area. Planners felt the higher goal was un­ available. $79,900.Phil­ air conditioning. Call 87VWFOX justing to his new family and sur­ and retrieve dog treats from it tough on an animal,” he said. realistic and couldn’t be met. $ 4 , 9 9 5 corpses on the streets. “The real advantage to the (com­ ips Real Estate, 742- 647-1595. Offer Expires 12-30-89 roundings at the home of Assistimt anyway. 1450n______4 Door 4 8 8 8 ‘Tiananmen is nothing compared Not only did Axe have the pact) is it provides local govern­ » s o L o ° s t Fire Marshal Capt. Chris Marvin “He always knew where the responsibility of associating with ANDOVER-Beor Swamp 88 GOLF to Timisoara,” he said, speaking on ments the opportunity to come up Please sec HOUSING, page 8 MANCHESTER-4, 6, and Low Miles ^ V O ,A |70 PRE-OWNED CAR OF THE WEEK on Turnbull Road. food was, which is probably why about 100 firefighters, or masters, Rood. Two 2'/2 acre 7 room apartments. Se­ 85 Buick Century 5 Spd 6 5 8 8 condition he not be further iden­ approved building lots, “He is very happy here,” said he grew to be so big,” said Mace. he also responded to many alarms curity. No pets. Now ATA/C.PS $4^495 CCX 1986 CHEV MONTE CA8LO tified. At least 500 people were high and dry, across available. 646-2426, 9-5 84 ESCORT Marvin’s wife, Fran, who said the Axe’s quests for food frequently during the course of a day. =— - nw— V-8, AiT^Powr Windows, Power’Seats, killed in June when Chinese troops from state forest. Good w e e k d o y s . 85 Honda Accord LX 5Spd , AC 1995 Power Locks family wants to keep the dog per­ led him sniffing next door to “Whenever the alarm went off. District snubs town perc rotes. 5-Spd,A/C, 6 c QQC crushed the pro-democracy movc- manently. “He is calm and in­ Capitol Equipment Co Inc., 38 $64,500.Philips Real MANCHESTER - 2 bed­ T 4 % !B E E T L E Axe would run around like crazy,” L o a d ^ v O f Y Y O credibly well behaved.” Main St., where employees would Estote, 742-14500 room townhouse with 87 Dodge Omni 9 8 8 Watch This Space Each Week the fire chief said. fireplace. All applian­ $7,480 Please sec ROMANIA, page 8 EASTERN-ConnectIcut. AT.A/C.PS. 6 ^ 0 0 * ; The three Marvin children, ages share their snacks, preferably The dog, however, was hope­ ces, heot, hot water, Like N ew Price* doni indude tax. reg., and are Approved lots. Superb for ordered vehicte*. All incentives ...USED CARS 6, 8 and 9, are equally pleased with donuts, with him. he said. lessly lost as to the meaning of fire roadwork request carpeting, air condi­ 87 Toyota Celica GTS wooded home sites. tioning. Call 649-5240. included in price*. Payments based 1986 Corvette Loaded S18,yv0 1987 Buick Riviera T-Type SI0,980 their new pet, Fran said. “He would cat anything. Mace alarm tests, Mace said. $39,900. New homes on 5-Spd, Loaded $ ^ Q ,4 9 5 onSIOOOcash ortradeforBOmonths 1988 Buick Skylark Sedan SPECIAL S8,S90 Meanwhile, Axe and the fami­ continued. If it wouldn t get up Lozis said the town’s position is these lots storting at at 12.99% bank finandng. Payments 1987 Buick Regal Coupe S8,69S Mother needs He would hear the alarm go By Alex Girelli MANCHESTER - 2 bed­ don't indude tax. reg.. and are sub­ ly’s two cats are tolerating each that die sections of Irving and Broad $114,900. Lot 1 3.2 84 Olds Ciera Coupe 1988 Chevrolet S-10 P/U Truck J7,49S and walk away, he would probably off. and we would continue sitting Manchester Herald room townhouse. All V 6, AT, L o ad ed $ 4 9 9 5 bed to credit approval. Sale ends 12/ 1987 Oldsmobiie Firenza 56,490 acres. Lot 2 1.9 acres. 4/89 refrigerator, other, she said. cat it.” streets in which the sewer is to be appliances, heot, hot 1988 Chevrolet S-10 Ext. Cab P/U S I0,980 at a table. He would get very con­ Lot 3 3.7 acres. Lot 4 1986 Mercury Grand Marquis 58,980 The fire department docs not At the firehouse. Axe slept in installed were recently resurfaced water, carpeting, air 86 Pontiac Grand Am 9.9% is lor 48 months. $10,000 max. fused because we were not running 5.0 acres.Philips Real 1988 Buick Park Avenue SI 3,980 1986 Dodge 600 Sedan Ss,89S Directors of the Eighth Utilities conditioning. Call 649- V6.5-Spd,A/C $ 4 9 9 g loan with approved credit thru Mid- gifts for kids, have immediate plans to replace his own cusiom-madc bunk in the around and getting ready to leave,” and trench repair alone will not re­ Estate, 742-14500 lantic Bank North. In Stock Only. 1987 CM C S-15 P/U Truck 56,280 District voted Monday night not to 5240. 1986 Pontiac Trans Am 26K 5S,995 Axe with another mascot, accord- same room with six other Mace said. comply with town requirements for store them to their recent condition. MANSFIELD-.67 acre 86 Ford Escort 1987 Chevrolet S-10 P/U Truck S6,280 He said the town proposed to do building lot, great for AT. A /C , Stereo $ 4 4 9 5 1985 Buick Riviera Loaded 58,795 road resurfacing in the Irving Street 6 ROOM heated apart­ 1987 Cadillac Brougham Sedan 513,980 1985 Buick Skylark LTD 55,395 : the Broad Street work itself and be low cost modular ment. $800 with secur­ Time to Sliare area in connection with installation home. 1 acre plus- 89 A cu ra Integra LS compensated for the cost because ity. No pets. 646-2426. Auto, A/C, ^ 1 ^ f t f t C of a district sanitary sewer there. minus lot. Ideal for Weekdays, 9-4. 9500 miles 9 1 2 ,9 9 5 the gutters next to the curbs have to first home. Survey & VOLKSWAGEN This Information Is supplied by tha Richard Lombardi of Lombardi 82 C h evy El Cam ino Manchester Area Conference of be cut down before the road is resur­ test hole data availa­ MANCHESTER - 4 room Associates, the engineering firm that b le .$49,900. 16 b e a u tifu l V 6.AT.PS, t t i A O C Churches. Names and circumstan­ Second bomb kills lawyer, designed the sewer, told the direc­ faced and it will be less expensive apartment. Applian­ Low Miles vO |**yO ces have been changed to protect for the town to have that done in a country acres on nice ces, heat, hot water, CfiRDINHL BUICK, INC. tors the town Public Works Depart­ level lot elth pond. 83 Q»r RL 83, Vernon, CT privacy. general contract than for the con­ cable. 649-5249. "A TOUCH ABOVE FIRST CLASS" ment wants the contractor to resur­ $99,900.Philips Real "'6 9 0 , 9 9 5 tractor to have a small amount of it Mini.ius (tom Hartford face Irving Street and to reimburse Estate, 742-14500 345 Center SL, Manchester 81 Adams Street, Manchester A # authorities extend warnings done. the town for work the town wants to 647-7077 649-2638 (Open Eves. Monday thru Thursday) # “Becky” is another of our The sewer is being installed to I single moms struggling to do after the sewer is installed in a SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) — A package bomb killed a “We’re definitely looking into that, but everything else, serve disu^ict residents in the area, 1 maintain her sense of pride and section of Broad SU'eet. black activist two days after a federal judge was slain too.” and they will ultimately pay the cost independence. With a pre­ District President Thomas E. of the installation. Bridge when a similar device exploded in his home, prompting DcLoach and Special Agent William Henshaw said Landers moved that the district “ex­ schooler and two children in The problem was one of several Astrograph the FBI to extend its security warnings to civil rights the FBI was warning lawyers, judges and activists with press dismay” to the town over the elementary school, “Becky” is brought to the attention of the dis­ workers and lawyers. the National Association for the Advancement of requirement and proceed instead selling products door to door in trict directors Monday by Lombardi. And one other thing — the club 10 order to support them. “Becky” Hours before the bomb fatally wounded Robert Robin­ Colored People to look over their mail carefully. with repairing the sewer trenches in NORTH 12- 18-89 Everything needs to be with West. 4K93 is today. Guard against impulses that role in governing emotional levels. son, a 42-ycar-old lawyer and city alderman, authorities He said that in the construction of could be self-defeating. tries very hard to keep her Henshaw said the NAACP southeast regional head­ the standard way after the installa­ VA J72 Declarer played Q-J of spades, hap­ CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) Be ex­ removed another bomb from the 11th U.S. Circuit Court tion. the Buckland Trunk Sewer, it has comes up roses py that everyone followed suit. Then c f o u r AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You m ight tremely careful today you do not poke children fed, sheltered and quarters in Atlanta also had been warned because the ♦ 10 7 4 of Appeals in Atlanta. The vote was unanimous. 4Q93 he cashed A-K of diamonds, happy to < B i r t h d a y be better off today functioning as inde­ your nose Into situations where you clothes but has no money to bombs appeared to be related to a Aug. 22, 1989 tear-gas Please see DISTRICT, page 8 By Janies Jacoby see the queen from East. Next came pendently of others as possible, be­ haven’t been invited. This Is a critical repair her broken refrigerator or “There’s a strong similarity in the three explosive mail bomb that exploded at the Atlanta office, injuring Before the vote Landers said, “I cause your way of doing things and WEST EAST the jack of clubs. Would you care to area and problems could result if you for extras like Christmas. A full devices, and it appears there is a relationship,” FBI eight people. That case is still being investigated. have an extreme problem with the 4 10 4 ♦ 52 The only threat to three no-trump is theirs could be diametrically opposed miscalculate. Agent Tom Moore said in Birmingham, Ala. Robinson, defend? If East wins the ace and plays Dec. 19,1989 to one another. Christmas basket, gifts for all town asking our sewer customers to V3 V K Q 10 9 I the defenders’ club suit. With the 10 in K-Q of hearts, dummy’s jack becomes LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Indifference or who represented the NAACP in a long-running Earl Shinhostcr, the NAACP regional director, said he ♦ J 9 6 3 2 ♦ Q8 PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) If possible four of them and a used pay for general road repair.” TODAY West’s hand, North would have to mis- a trick. If he cashes only one high Your material prospects look more complacency could turn out to be quite desegregation lawsuit involving Savannah schools, died had talked with the FBI and “needless to say, it was a 4 K 10 5 4 2 ♦ a 8 7 6 guess terribly to fail. Why then did it might be wise to sidestep making expensive today. Keep a close tab on refrigerator would be a real Attorney John D. LaBelle Jr., the heart and leads a club back, declarer hopeful for the year ahead than they binding commitments today. Tomorrow during surgery Monday night about three hours after the wide-ranging discussion.” handhog South bid four spades? Per­ have been for quite some time. A weak your resources and make quick adjust­ boost for this hardworking district’s legal counsel, said it is al­ SOUTH simply discards a diamond and later you might see matters from a different ments If anything looks like It’s getting mailed bomb exploded in his law office. Shinhostcr also said he hadn’t ruled out the possibility ♦ AQ J876 haps he wanted to give me a declarer throws a losing heart on dummy’s spot, however, could be financial In­ perspective and may wish to withdraw woman and her children. most certain the district has tlie legal Index play to write about. volvements with pals. out o( hand. In Birmingham on Saturday, a package bomb killed that white supremacists were responsible for the bomb­ V6 5 4 good club queen. And what if West your promises. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) D on’t let Help for “Becky” and over right to open up district roads for It was easy to see that the heart Judge Robert S. Vance of the 1 Itli U.S. Circuit. His wife, 16 pages, 2 sections ♦ A K 5 , wins the first club with the king? He ARIES (March 21-April 19) Be careful your vanity or ego get In your way today 440 Manchester/Bolton needy ings “especially now, since various groups ... are much sewer work. ♦ J three was a singleton lead. Rather SAGIT TARIUS (Nov. 23-Oec. 21) M oni­ about the type of assistance you solicit Helen, was injured. can cash a diamond trick, but now, tor your Intensity today and strive to op­ in your Involvements with others. These households can be mailed to the more zealous in their particular ideological pursuits.” Town Public Works Director Peter Vulnerable: Neither than be set immediately, declarer when he leads a club, declarer will put from others today. You may gel volun­ are two facets of your character that Federal marshals said the 12 judges in the circuit were Classified 1 5 -1 6 grabbed the ace. With only nine tricks, erate in a gentle manner. Once your teers, but they could turn out to be all MACC Seasonal Sharing, Box Morris Decs, head of the Southern Poverty Law Cen­ P. Lozis Jr. said today he does not Dealer: East in dummy’s nine, forcing East’s ace forcefulness is set in motion, it might be can’t be properly defended. being given round-the-clock protection. The circuit hand­ ter, said the FBI had warned him to take precautions. know what the town’s response to Comics 13 South was in trouble but not ready to chiefs with no Intention of being Indians LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Y ou’ll have to 773, Manchester. Non-perish­ Focus 12 and making the queen a winner once difficult to control. Know where to look TAURUS (April 20-May 20) W hen you les appeals for Georgia, Alabama, Florida. South West North East surrender. Sometimes, in such desper­ come to the realization today that not able foods, gifts for the elderly, “The FBI contacted me as a routine matter (because) the disuict’s position will be. He Local/State 3-4 again. All well and good, but three no- for romance and you’ll find il. The As­ discover your trust in another individual FBI Special Agent Bob DcLoach said late Monday 1 ¥ ate straits, running all the trumps can trump would still have been easier. tro-Graph Matchmaker instantly re­ everyone with whom you’ll have deal­ toys for children can be left at they suspect it was a possibility that white supremacists said he will have to discuss the mat­ Lotterv 2 1 ♦ Pass 2 ♦ Pass cause a defensive miscue. But declar­ was misplaced, it might cause you some ings will be In accord with your view­ that authorities were following several leads, but added it ter with district representatives. He veals which signs are romantically per­ inner turmoil. Instead of collecting sor­ the firehouses at 32 Main Street were involved in the bombings,” he said. “And, as a Nation/I^rtd 6 . 7. 14 3 ♦ Pass 3 NT Pass er should first try to visualize a legiti­ . Don’t try to Impose your opinions was “definitely a possibility” that white supremacists Obituaries James Jacoby’s books "Jacoby on Bridge” and fect for you. Mall $2 to Matchmaker, c/o row, use this experience for a future and 53 Center Street, COMFED said the worst scenario would be for 2 4 4 All pass mate play for the contract. A work­ on companions. sent the bomb that killed Robinson. precautionary measure because of my past involvement, "Jacoby on Card Games ” (written with his father, this newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleve­ reference. Offices at 23 and 1007 Main the town not to issue the district a Ooinion 6 able plan does exist if spades are 2-2 land, OH 44101-3428. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) There Is a “I’ve been here three years and can’t recall white wanted to warn me.” Soorts 0-11 Opening lead: V 3 the late Oswald Jacoby) arc now available at GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) The key w ord possibility you might be taken In by a ixrmit for the sewers, but he said and East holds only two diamonds. bookstores. Both are published by Pharos Books CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) All you Street and tlic Manchester Mall, Television 13 for you today is compromise, especially crafty Individual today. Be wary of per­ supremacists, but who knows what goes on in people’s On Sunday, authorities warned the nation’s 1,500 the town might also modify its re­ have to do Is check your reflection if you where domestic disagreements are 811 Main Street. want to find out who your worst enemy sons you know from experience have minds and why they’d start now’.’” DcLoach asked. federal judges to be careful with their mail. quirements. concerned. 'I'our attitude will play a key exploited your generosity. J-.-. 2—MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Dee. 19,1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, "nicsday, Dec. 19,1989—3 RECORD LOCAL Honor Rolls Police Roundup District board Manchester High School backs expansion The following students have been named to the first Two arrested after fights quarter honor roll at Manche.ster High Sch(X)l: GRADE 10 Two Andover men were arrested and charged with High Honors breach of peace early Monday morning after police of fire department Andrew Bartley, Anna Breen, Naama Caspi, Wendy Cook, Phyllis Corl. Kristin Donnelly, Arny Harris, Darlene Johns, Shannon Kaulback-Lukas, watched them causing fights in the parking lot behind Eric Kubik, Kathryn Lush, Rebecca Mercier, Seth Morabito, Kathleen Hanky Panky’s on Purnell Place, police said. the addition of the Buekland section. O Marra, Quyon Phan, Laura Robinson, David Rohrbach, Rachel Smith, By Alex Girelli Heidi Towle, Amy t^renda, Andrew Zadnik. James Azzara, 23, of 276 Long Hill Road, and Extensive development is in Manchester Herald GRADE 11 Franklin A. Orcutt, 23, of 13 Wales Road, were told by progress in that section, in the nor­ High Honors police to leave the area at about 1:30 a.m. after they were Jonathan Carlyon, Nora Crowley, Kathy Cumberbatch, Katie Dixon, The Eighth Utilities District thern end of town. Michele Fleury, Michael Forcucci, Michele Lewis, Meredith Meyers, Mat­ seen behaving boisterously and causing fights among At the meeting Monday night, thew Miner, Wendy Parkany, Veronica Parker, Darek Pryputniewicz, Anjon Board of Directors Monday night patrons gathered behind the establishment, police Mace said that one aim is to stress Roy, Jenniler Smith, Paul Spiegel. endorsed the philosophy of a plan to GRADE 12 reported. individual company responsibilities, reorganiz.e and expand the volunteer High Honors They left for a short time and then returned and caused possibly to reduce the number of Fabrizio Baldelli, Sherri Bell, Mark Benford, Meg Berte’, Sheryl Bran- fire department, in part to deal with another fight, at which time they were arrested, police fires each volunteer has to respond dalik, Catherine Burgess, James Carroll, Kimberly Casey, Sherry Combra, increased development in the North I’atricia Coogan, Alexia Cruz, Frank Damiano, Matthew Daube, Erica said. to, while at the same time not dis­ DeJoannis, Robin Desy, Tammi Dulberger, Erin Farrell, Tracy Forbes, Amy Azzara was uncooperative at the police station and End. Gilford, Jordan Grossman, Kristina Harrison, Douangniva Hemmavanh, couraging volunteers from respiond- Michael Irrera, Judith Johnson, Todd Kessel, Britt Kornleld, Karen Lee, was held on a $250 cash bond, police said. Orcutt was In endorsing the proposal, the ing to any fires in the district when Mark Longo, Ann Marie Macdonald, Christa Martin, Jenniler Moir, Donna held on a $250 non-surety bond. Both are scheduled to Moore, Naomi Munir, Judythe Panciera, Jenniler Pelrasso, Meredith Phil­ directors also asked Fire Chief John they want to. lips, Danyelle Poulin, liana Robbins, Brenda Rockwood, Leonard Sadosky, appear Wednesday in Manchester Superior Court. Mace to come back to the board for In another action involving the Jenniler Series, Christine Savoie, Laura Sines, Jonathan Soule, Ingrid final approval when the mechanics fire department, the directors voted Stearns, Abby Lynn Sloltz, Dobra Strimiko, Marcy Suitor, Katherine Tonuc- ci, Mary Tsokalas, Lisa Wilkie, Kathryn Zoidler. of the plan are completed. to allow the department to sell radio equipment it no longer needs. The GRADE 10 Mace submitted a report on the Regular Honors College Notes sale will have to be made by com- Pamela Adams, Margaret Alexander, Eric Algren, Christine Boll, Thomas plan to the directors last month and fKtitive bidding, and the bids will be Berte', Brian Blount. Katherine Chadburn, Sue Yhun Cho, Jenniler Cion, asked them to study it and consider Howard Crowley, Annmarie Diana, Michael Dube, Losleo Dupont, invited on individual pieces of e- Jonathan Eastwood, Jenniler Fletcher, Gerald Fortier, Diana Erase, Dana Reginald Pinto/Manchesier Herald future action to implement it. Fudge, Mark Furrow, Gwyneth Gagmn, Melissa Gavin, Jill GoarharL Jon Students awarded degrees quipment or on combined lots. Golas, Matthew Haley, Rachael Hanley, Robert Herdlein, Philip Hickey, One Bolton resident and three Coventry residents Under the plan, two more fire The directors also decided to Jennifer Hilinski, Jeffrey Hille, Jenny Horvilh, Mark Howarth, Claire Jensen, MAKING MUSIC - Members of Manchester High School Band prepare for the school’s were awarded degrees on Dec. 16 at Central Connecticut companies would be added to the allow Director Samuel Longest and Michael Kelsey, Gregory King, Nancy Knaulf, Kelly Knowiton, Dana Winter Concert to be held Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the schooi's Baiiey Auditorium. Wes department, each with about 30 Kobylanski, Matthew KohuL Adam Kramer, Jane Ma, Dana Malloy, State University: Mary Jane Summa, president of the Michael Marchand, Kimberly Martin, Dully McGee, Jaysen MedhursL Morton plays the drums while Lynn Aube sings and Kathryn Lush plays the violin. I.«slie Leblanc of 44 Enrico Road, Bolton, received a members. The present three com­ auxiliary of the fire department, to Robert Mercier, Jason Motcalle, Glenda Miller, Steven Miller, Cindy Moore, panies would remain but one of plan some kind of an open house Denise Mosher, Donnells Mozzer, Dung Ngo, Mmh Triet Nguyen, Carrie bachelor of science degree. them would be redesignated as Nichols, Angelique Nollez, Eric Passmore, Deborah pease, Nichole Phil- Cheryl Moko.ski, of 221 Goose Lane, and Joan when conversion of the Willis lipon, Olga Press, Shawn Ramsey, Andrea Reischerl, Kirk RingWoom, Training Ho.se Co. Number 4. Garage to district headquarters is James Ruol, Erin Sheehan, Kimberly Shook, George Siva, Philip Smith, Seymour, of 125 Alice Drive, both of Coventry, Amanda Spak, Norman Spector, Robert Stearns, James Tairo, Roann received bachelor of science degrees. Ronald Elliott, of The reorganizjiiion is designed to complete. Thorne, Laura Tucci, Joan Wasser, Jewell White, Jessica Yost, Jill Zanlun- Obituaries And the directors voted to allow 90. 194 Twin Hills Drive, Coventry, received a bachelor of • get more personnel into the depart­ GRADE 11 scienec degree in industrial technology. ment to serve the district fire protec­ the electrical contractor for the con­ Regular Honor* Cemetery. law, Peter and Gina Martincllo of tion area, which has expanded with version to install lights in the meet­ Robert Anderson, Jessica Aucoin, Matthew Barrera, Andrea Bsson- Mildred E. Thynge Receives church scholarship ing hall different from those nette, Deborah Batsie, Luke Bittner, Kevin Bottomley, Michael Bourque, Calling hours are from 6 to 8 p.m. Scottsdale, Ariz.; a granddaughter, Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald Shannon Bowen, Nancy Bray, David Breton, Janet Burnett, Amy Burnham, Wednesday. Memorial donations Angela Martincllo; a daughter-in- Carol Howard of Andover has received a scholarship originally planned. Alan Lamson, Mildred Ethel Thynge, 88, of 155 Barry Carpe, David Carr, Michael Carrier, Natalie Clavotte, Michelle Con­ may be made to the charity of the law, Deborah Martincllo of New from the Second Church of Greenwich toward her architect for the conversion, said the nelly, Christina Converse, Bryan Covensky, Jenniler Cyr, Liv Dasrgin, High Ridge Drive, Tolland, formerly WINDOW WASHING — Anna Oborski of 173 Wetherell St. task just before a snowstorm dumped several inches in the Jason DeJoannis, Shelly Dieterle, Kristina Dulberger, Todd Erickson, donor’s choice. Britain; a brother, Benjamin Balon studies at Andover Newton Theological School’s master manufacturer of the lights had Nicole Eqings, Peter Farley, Eric Fettig, Daniel Fine, Melanie Finkbein, of Ellington and Manchester, died of Rockville; two sisters, Josephine of divinity program. cleans a living room window last week. She undertook the area. ^Mistaken* bid shipped the wrong fixtures. The Amy Fitting, Deirdre Flynn, Meghan Foley, Monica Frascona, Douglas Monday (Dec. 18, 1989), at her Richard T. McCollum Jarvis of Enfield, and Frances Walsh Howard is a member of the United Church of Christ original plan called for lights that Gaskin, Krista GiacopassI, Richard Gould, Kevin Guerette, Audra Gullik- home. She is survived by her sen, Danielle Hammel,Kristin Hartnett, Charles Hicking, Karen Holmes, Richard Thomas McCollum, 62, of East Hartford; several nieces and and plans to serve in parish ministry after completing binding in 8th could have been dimmed to various Meredith Hostetler, James Jackson, Laura Johannes, Tammy Johnston, brother, Donald Howland of of Enfield, died Saturday (Dec. 16, nephews. She was predeceased by her degree. levels for the showing of films. Sendia Kim, Joseph King, Jason Kozikowski, Elizabeth Kulpa, Lori Manchester. The lights shipped cannot be used Laliberte, Michael Larkin, Todd Lawrence, Kerri Lindiand, Kalelyn 1989) at the Baystate Medical Cen­ her son, Alan Martincllo: a brother, A fuel oil company that was She was bom in Fairhaven, Mass., District offers fire mutual aid to town Lindsirom, Jenniler Long, Marianne Lolo, Jenniler McCubrey, Gary ter in Springfield. Born in Michael Balon: and two sisters, Receives soccer award given a contract to supply oil to that way. Lamson said the district McGrath, Todd McKee, F^ul Milton, Matthew Morrissey, Wesley Morton, and was the widow of George Henry would get a credit of $1,150 if it ac­ Timothy Moynihan, John Mulchek, Lawrence Nevins, Erichi Nishino, Mary Manchester, he had lived in the En­ Stella Michalski, and Charlotte Lauren Zapadka , daughter of Leon and Carol the Eighth Utilities District will Thynge, who died in 1974. sumeted him to redraft the letter he with the town before the town elec­ He added that in his proposed let­ cepted the lights on hand and they O'Loughlin, Jenniler Patnode, David Phillips, Marybelh Piano, Rebecca field community for the past 22 Pyka. Zapadka of South Road, Bolton, was recently awarded By Alex Girelli be held to the contract despite the Pidlak, Aviva Ravin, Stacy Poole, John Powell, Victoria Pritchard, Andrew She is survived by her daughter had proposed. tion Nov. 7, the proposal by Landers ter to Sartor, he has tried to address could be installed sooner. The direc­ years. The funeral will be Thursday at the Sportsmanship Award for the Girls Varsity Soccer Manchester Herald fact that it now says it mistakenly Salo, Matthew Sass, Kenneth Saunders, Rhonda Savilonis, William and son-in-law, Marcia C. and Director Joseph Tripp objected to was turned down. Critics on the some of the concerns of other direc­ tors droided to accept the present Scheideman, Shari Sims, Lisa Snyder, Srah Spak, Karen Staniunas, 9:30 a.m. from the Giuliano- Team at Cheshire Academy’s fall sports awards lunch­ submitted too low a bid. Sebastian P. Lenares, with whom He is survived by his wife, Gerda one paragraph of the letter which board, led by Tripp, argued that the tors. fixtures. Joseph Stephenson, Heather Sullivan, Erik Thoresen, Elizabeth Thorsten- (Bindrich) McCollum; a son, Sagarino Funeral Home, 247 eon. Without opposition, the directors son, Lisa Turek, Stephanie Valade, Christina Varvelli, Peter Wisniecki, she lived; a sister, Frances Lyons of suggested some alternative methods district was becoming involved in The firm, Andrews Oil Co. of The directors also voted to have James Zilora. Siegried S. Bindrich of Killeen, Washington St., Hanford, followed of the Eighth Utilities District Mon­ Acushnut, Mass.; several other by which the district could in town politics. The town must turn over to the South Windsor, asked a price of existing desks repainted for use in GRADE 12 Texas; a daughter and son-in-law, by a Mass of Christian burial, at day night voted to offer the town as­ Regular Honors brothers, Kenneth Howland and fire protection. Tripp has contended Republican candidates for town district by March 1 a firehouse it 3 cents a gallon above the the new headquarters and picked a Annette C. and John Madore of Nor­ 10:30 a.m., in the Church of the sistance in fighting fires in the June Bailey, Tori Baskerville, Darryl Berenson, Amy Bloom, Roxanne Allen Howland, both of Fairhaven, that the mechanics of the arrange­ directors were proposing then, as now occupies on Tolland Turnpike wholesale rack price at New gray color for them. Boes, Krishnangs Bose, Louis ^ t t i. Heather Burnett, Margaret Call, Dave wich; two brothers, Earl McCollum Holy Spirit, Newington. Internment Public Meetings northeast comer of town while town Mass., and John Howland of ment should be worked out by the they arc now, that a study be made near North Main Street. In the letter, Haven and was awarded the con­ In another matter, the directors Campbell, Michael Castagna, Lisa Chaloux, Kimberly Cherko, Sandra of Watertown, N.Y., and Archibald will be at St. Mary’s Cemetery, New officials are deciding where to lo­ Cherko, Ellen Clayton, Tammie Cohen, Kimberly Corona, Lucas Cosgrove, Washington State; a sister-in-law, district fire chief in discussions with before the town goes forward with Landers says the district will not be tract. postponed a decision on whether to Stephen D'Arcy, Thomas Davanzo, Gregory Doane, Brian Domanico, McCollum of Willimantic; two Britain. Calling hours are Wednes­ cate a fire station to serve the area. Dorothy Howland of Fairhaven, Public meetings scheduled tonight: the town fire chief. constmetion of a firehouse at a site able to allow the town to use the sta­ District President Thomas E. grant the state Department of Tammy Dubois, Patrick Dwyer, Colin Ebdon, Alanna Englisby, Jean Faber, sisters, Muriel Weeks and Lois Ely, day from 5 to 9 p.m. tion after March 1, but will be will­ Christine Fellows, Bridget Flynn, Kara Gagnon, Jeanette Gala, David Mass.; and her grandson, Rome Manchester The directors authorized Di.strict the town has bought from the state Landers said at a meeting of the Transportation an easement on land Ghabrial, Petere Giansante, Matthew Gordon, Ian Greenwald, Shawna Nicholas Lenares. both of Willimantic; five Gary J. Taggart President Thomas E. Landers to When the district Board of Direc­ for the purpose. ing to offer whatever help it can be­ district Board of Directors Mon­ at the district firehouse at Main and Grilfin, Kathleen Harris, Jason Hawkins, Matthew Herlin, Bradford Higley, grandchildren and three great­ Human Relations Commission, Municipal Building “The November election is over,” tween that date and the time the Kimberly Hill, Heidi Howarth, Susan Huntington, Dave Jarvis, Carl Yoan The funeral will be Wedne.sday at Gary J. Taggart, 45, of Tampa, make the offer in a letter to Town tors discussed the possibility of day night that Andrews Oil h.ad Hilliard streets until the district’s grandchildren. coffee room, 7:30 p.m. Landers said Monday night. town completes a new station. Johnson, Scott Johnson, Matthew Judson, Jenniler Keeney, Kathryn King, 4 p.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, Fla., formerly of Manchester and a Manager Richard Sartor, but in- some special mutual aid assistance written him that the bid should legal counsel, John D. LaBelle Jr., Paula Knight, Edward Kravitz, Julie Lampson, Christine Larson, Mallsa Bolton 4(X) Main St., Manchester. Calling A graveside funeral, with military 1962 graduate of Manchester High have been 5 cents above the New can study it. LaBelle said at the Lata, Marlie Lavatori, Aaron Leonard, Jaeson Lokatys, Jeffrey Longo, Jef­ honors, will be Wednesday at 2 frey Martens, Cassandra McBride, Michael McNamara, Timothy Melroy, hours also are on Wednesday, from School, died Sunday (Dec. 17, Town Meeting, Community Hall, 7 p.m. Haven Price. meeting he wants to be sure what Ebony Miller, Wendy Mitchell, Alvin Morson, Stacy Mundell, Sinorng p.m., at the Enfield Street Cemetery, SelecUnen’s meeting. Community Hall, 8 p.m. the limitations on the easement 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Burial 1989) in Tampa. The directors voted to hold the Muong, Vicki Newcomb, True Nguyen, Alexandra O'Brien, Tricia O'Con­ Enfield. Calling hours are Tuesday Firms say sign regulations too stringent would be. nell, Stephen Odierna, Sarah Olson, Nicholas Palermo, Diana Pappas, Jill will be in the Buekland Cemetery at Taggart, who attended the Univer­ Coventry company to the bid price after Parent, Uyen Phan, Lisa Pierson, Tanya Powers, Melina Ouaglia, Jeffrey from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Leete- A control box is being installed at the convenience of the family. sity of Connecticut, came to Tampa John D. LaBelle Jr., the district Fteid, Susan Remusat, Jenniler Flovegno, Anthony Salalia, Jacqueline Stevens Enfield Chapels, 61 South Zoning Board of Appeals, Town Office Building, 7:30 stores. She said store owners wanted violation of regulations for signs in January. the site for a new traffic control Schuetz, Richard Shemanskis, Elissa Shore, Julie Shrider, Tanya Sines, Memorial donations may be made in 1984 after living for many years O’Marra made inspections Nov. legal counsel, said the award of Road, Enfield. p.m. By Alex Girelli to do something distinctive with the historic district. light. The easement on about 175 Tricia Skinner, Mark Smith, Hope Sostman, Thitpesimh Sourinho, Allan to the Community United Methodist in Dunedin, Fla. He was a member the contract was binding. Spak, Carolyn Starski, Colleen Thompson, Kerry Tolflemire, Ivanco Water, Pollution Conuol Town Office Building, 7:30 Manchester Herald signs. Like Benito, she said she At Helium Hi’s, the alleged viola­ 27 and Dec. 5 after a sign subcom­ square feet of land would be to per­ Church of Crystal Lake, 278 Sandy of the Dunedin Lodge of Masons Andrews has already delivered Tomovski, Heather Towle, Marc Ursin, Matthew Ursin, Jill Vittner, Notrman Eleanor Martincllo p.m. would like to appeal the sign restric­ tion is a flag and streamers outside mittee of the Cheney National His­ mit the DOT to repair and maintain Vitiner, Emily Walde, John Ward, Edward VKazer, Cory Wesoloskie, Maria Beach Road, Ellington 06029. and the Egypt Temple Shrine in toric District Commission and some fuel oil to the district, Westermarck, Jill White, Jodi Widmer, Paul Wilhelm, Jason Williams, Divid Operators of two retail businesses the store, which O’Marra says vio­ the control box. The easement ques­ Tampa. He was a practicing Protes­ tions. Landers said. Wilson, Matthew Winalski, Scott WinoL Theresa Wolk-Laniewski, Melissa George A. Sacherek located in the Yam Mill Apartments “Our idea was to do a nice job, late a section of the regulations for Crispino were unable to resolve a tion will be taken up at a special 'ibrnoL Carolyn Zabielski. Eleanor (Balon) Martinello, 65, of tant but belonged to no specific dispute over signs at his business. in the Cheney National Historic Dis­ not to desecrate the district,” Benito signs in the historic district. At Just The directors considered and meeting of the directors Dec. 28. George A. Sacherek, 62, of the Newington and formerly of church. Movie Express Inc. Thoughts trict say that sign resU'ictions in the for Licks, the violations cited in­ rejected several alternatives, in­ The appoinunent of an insurance Rocky Hill Veteran’s Home, former­ Manchester, died Sunday (Dec. 17, Taggart was a veteran of the Viet­ said. He issued the order after those in­ district are too stringent and make it A spokesman for Brophy-Ahem cluded two temporary signs which cluding cancelling the contract, commissioner was delayed. Landers ly of Woodland St., Manchester, 1989) in Scottsdale, Ariz. She was nam War serving in the U.S. Army. spections and has also issued an difficult for small businesses to Development Co., owner of the Yam Benito said have been removed, one rebidding, and awarding the con­ said he has asked Gordon Lassow, Current Quotes died Monday (Dec. 18, 1989) at the the wife of Anthony Martinello. He is survived by two daughters, There are six more days until Christmas! This year order to the Velvet Mill Limited operate there. Mill Apartments, said Monday the sign O’Marra said was an additional tact to the second lowest bidder. recently elected a director to fill an West Haven Veteran’s Hospital. Bom in Manchester, she was the Christina Michelle Taggart of share God’s gift of Joy. Having a sense of humor isn’t a Partnership about signs he said are The complaint was voiced Mon­ company had consulted its lawyer to free-standing sign not jiermitted and The apparent second low bid, unexpired term, to serve as commis­ Bom in Manchester Sept. 24, daughter of the late Peter and Fran­ Tampa and Leslie Nicole Taggart ol luxury these days, it’s a necessity. Living today is serious placed on town propierty without the “Wc have to take the first step even if the fleets are day by Linda Minicucci of Helium study its legal options. The company a window sign over the door which however, did not include a re­ sioner and Lassow has declined. But facing each other.” — Eduard A. Shevardnadze, Soviet 1927, he was the son of the late ces Balon and had resided in Oldsmar, Fla.; his mother, Norma business, sometimes too serious. A sense of humor helps permission of the town general Hi’s and Charlene Benito of Just for was informed of the violations by O’Marra said appears to violate con­ quired price for maintenance of Landers said he wants to speak to Michael and Katherine (Fedor) Newington for more than 30 years. Taggart of Dunedin; and his sister, us to keep things in perspective. The serious side of life manager, and on utility poles, as foreign minister, on an unprecedented courtesy call to Licks. Their businesses were among businesses at the mill and was told ditions of a special exception for the oil burners. Lassow again in an effort to per­ Sacherek. He lived in Manchester She was employed by the Peter Paul Karen Larcau of Dunedin. needs to be bdanced by the lighter side. A sense of NATO headquarters in Brussels. four businesses ordered by Thomas in letter from O’Marra that a couple development granted by the Plan­ well as signs posted on crossways most of his life. Before retiring, he Electronics Co., New Britain, and The funeral will be at 10 a.m. humor prevents us from getting so caught up in our day suade him to change his mind. O’Marra, town zoning enforcement of its own signs appear to be in ning and Zoning Commission in elevated above Pine Street. was employed by Maskin Trucking was a communicant of the Church Wednesday at the Glass Funeral to day problems that we slide close to the edge of of the Holy Spirit. officer, to remove signs at their Co. of Hartford. He was a veteran of Home, Tampa. Burial will follow in despair. Laughter helps us to keep hope alive. Laughter busine.ss places or bring them into Lottery World War II, serving in the U.S. Besides her husband, she is sur­ the Florida National Cemetery in is the best medicine. A sense of humor can lighten our ™ compliance with various sign burdens and the burdens of others. This year make some­ Army and Navy. He also was a vived by her son and daughter-in- Bushncll, Fla. regulations. member of St. Bridget Church and one laugh. Laugh a little yourself. Joy is God’s gift to us. They said they were speaking for HOLIDAY JEWELRY SALE Here are Monday’s lottery results from around New the American Legion of Manchester. This year share the gift of joy. England: owners of other businesses in their He is survived by a daughter, complaints about sign restrictions. Deborah Thompson of Bristol; three Rev. John P. Gwozdz GEMSTONE JEWELRY PEARLS DIAMONDS CONNECTICUT Deaths Elsewhere However, Samuel Crispino, owner sisters, Katherine Baronousky of St. Janies Church 20% OFF Daily: 2-5-9. Play Four: 3-6-7-6. of one of the other businesses, had 25% OROZv O P ’li’ ^ Manchester, Ann S. Robb of told O’Marra he will bring his signs Mansfield Center, and Emma Ber- Bobby Capo Coamo, in southern Puerto Rico. OFF MASSACHUSETTS into compliance by Dec. 28, O L I T A I R - E ~S ] loni of New Britain; two NEW YORK (AP) — Bobby Capo preferred romantic ballads, Daily: 0-1-0-2. O’Marra said Friday. e-8'/k mm. strand. 18" NOW grandchildren and several nieces many of which were recorded by Fine Quality Was Capo, a Puerto Rican pop music Benito said Monday morning she Amethyst. l.SS ct. and Diamond. was $676.00 NOW *5 0 6 .0 0 •555.00 and nephews. composer who wrote more than well-known Latin American Manchester Herald .23 ot. T.W, Ring .34 ct. Round $698.00 NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND feels she has no choice but to appeal was $826.00 NOW *3 9 0 .0 0 5Vb-6 mm. stra n d , 18" .46 Ct. Marquis $1,460.00 •1,100.00 •1,320.00 The funeral will be at 9:15 a.m. 2,000 songs, died Monday after suf­ vocalists. the sign restrictions. She said the was $420.00 NOW *3 1 5 .0 0 .78 ot. Pear $1,650.00 New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine daily: 1-5-3 and Emerald, .63 ct. and Diamond .76 ot. Marquis $1,780.00 •1,400.00 Thursday at the Holmes Funeral fering a heart attack while in his of­ He recently celebrated 50 years as Founded Dec. 15,1881 as a weekly. .04 ot. T.W. Ring 7-4-2-6. small businesses are not in a posi­ 4*/^-0 mm. stra n d . 16" 1.01 ct Pear $3,780.00 •3,000.00 Home, 400 Main St. A Mass of a professional composer. was $438.00 NOW *3 25.00 fice at the New York’s Department Daily publication since OcL 1,1914. tion to hire lawyers for costly ap­ was $339.00 NOW *2 5 5 .0 0 1.20 ct. Round $4,260.00 •3,400.00 Christian burial will be celebrated at of Probation, where he worked. He Capo was a special assistant to All Include 14K Tiffany Setting peals. Emerald and Diamond Heart Pendant 4-4Vk mm. strand. 16-16" the director of the state Division of We have a large selection of RHODE ISLAND 10 a.m. at St. Bridget Church, 80 was 68. USPS 327-500 VOL. 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MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Dec. 19, 1989—5 4— MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Dee. 19, 1989 MANCHESTER/COVENTRY NATION & WORLD Cold wave grips nation, Volcanic ash Panama, U.S. trade words; Town teachers issue plea as sleet, freezing rain snarls travel, for limit of 18 in classes strands mail American shoots policeman turn South into ice rink ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Redoubt Volcano’s frequent PANAMA CITY, Panama (AP) — Panama’s military The Panamanian leader claims the U.S. drug charges, By Nancy Foley agreed during contract negotiations Highland Park School. Wadell The weather was blamed for the By The Associated Press eruptions pumped tons of steam denounced as an act of aggression a U.S Army which he denies, arc part of a plot by Washington to Manchester Herald last year that they would have a School has the highest class size, deaths of three homeless people in and ash into the air, covering lieutenant’s wounding of a policeman in a confrontation renege on the 1977 Panama Canal treaties, which cede meeting to discuss class size. with three classes of 24, 25, and 26 subway stations Slccl put the Deep South on the parts of south-central Alaska that occurred two days after Ruiamanians shot an control of the waterway at the end of the century. More than 18 children in a first- The union believes that class size pupils. during the weekend, police said: skids and ice clogged the Mississip­ with a fine layer of gray grit American officer to dcaUi. Panama says the American who was killed Saturday grade class is too many, teachers for the first grade should be limited But the teachers’ contract still Two men died of hypothermia and pi and Missouri rivers as much of and stranding holiday mail and Monday’s shooting occurred with U.S. forces still on — and three others with him — ran a checkpoint and told the Board of Education at a to 18, according to Claire Sullivan, says that a class can have as. many one set himself on fire while using a the nation today remained in the travelers. » high alert and President Bush refusing to rule out wounded a f^amanian soldier and two civilians. The meeting Monday night. chairwoman of the union’s negotiat­ as 30 students and that an aide is not hotplate to keep warm. grip of a cold wave that already has Variable winds spread ash military retaliation against the government of Gen. To illustrate their point, Marion ing committee. If a class has 20 to required until a class has 25 stu­ In Chicago, an unidentified man Southern Command said they were fleeing a crowd of contributed to 34 deaths and showed clouds east, north and south, Manuel Antonio Noriega. Panamanian soldiers and people in civilian clothes when Dempsey, a first-grade teacher at 24 students, a teacher’s aide should dents, Sullivan said. got stuck in the ventilator shaft at a The board understands the need no sign of casing. but Anchorage, with almost half The general’s Defense Forces called the shooting of Martin School, gave board members be available to help the teacher, she restaurant, apparently during a the Panamanians opened fire. While forecasters expected today the state’s population, was the policeman an “ever more reckless aggression” by the a lesson in what it is like to be a said. If class size reaches 25, a new for small classes, but is facing an burglary attempt, and died of ex­ Photographs viewed by The Associated Press of the to be a bit warmer than the spared the fallout. The heaviest United States and accused U.S. officials of twisting the 1981 Chevrolet with Michigan plates in which the first-grader trying to learn to read. class should be created, she added. “extremely arduous budget year,” posure, police said. weekend, another onslaught of cold ash concentrations were seen She taught board members a Even a small increase in the num­ Richard Dyer, chairman of the facts of the case. Americans were riding showed bullet holes, including air from Canada advanced through In Apalachin, N.Y., a woman ac- over the Kcnai Peninsula and “foreign language” in which sym­ ber of students can make a big dif­ school board, said. The American involved was leaving a laundry in two on the driver’s side and one through the trunk. the High Plains and was expected to cu.scd of pouring water on her 7- Prince William Sound. bols replaced the alphabet. Because ference, teachers said. To hire two new elementary western Panama City when the policeman motioned to U.S. officers said the shots came from Soviet-made spread across the Norlhcasl and ycar-old foster daughter and leaving learning to read is so difficult, it re­ “I can tell the difference be­ school teachers would cost between him to stop and approached him, according to the U.S. AK-47 rifles. Midwest by Wednesday. her outside as the temperature Ash clouds were seen rising quires individual attention that can tween 24 and 20 children. What I $70,000 and $90,000, according to Southern Command. It said the policeman appeared to “This is the most serious incident we have had,” a U.S. - .e"/ A wintry storm bedeviled the to 31,000 feet from Redoubt’s only be given in small classes, she can accomplish with four less Deakin. dipped to 5 degrees was charged reach for a gun. Command spokesman said. “This involved a loss of life. Deep South on Monday with slccl 10,197-foot summit. said. children is a miracle,” Donna Wu, a Board member Francis Maffe told Monday with sccond-dcgrcc mur­ “The American responded defensively by pulling a No course of action is being ruled out as a response.” and freezing rain, turning roads into der. Police said Lisa Braden, 36, put weapon and fired two shots,” the U.S. statement said. At the meeting between the board first-grade teacher at Keeney the teachers to argue their case “We arc trying to be rational in our response. We are ice rinks from Mississippi to the the girl outside as punishment. “The volcano is still very ac­ and the Manchester Education As­ School, said. before the Board of Directors when “The Panamanian went down, then got up and left the going to take a calculated plan of action. The U.S. Carolinas. There were scores of tive,” said Steve Brantley, a sociation, teachers said that class Average class size in the first the two meet to discuss the budget. Record-breaking cold gripped 12 scene.” government docs not respond without thinking results minor accidents, and traffic came to geologist with the Alaska Vol­ Panama, however, said the American was traveling in size was at an acceptable level this grade this year is about 20 pupils, “I know you’re not serious if cities Monday, including through.” a standstill in many areas. cano Observatory on Monday. a vehicle that “never stopped and on the contrary, ac­ year, but that they were worried according to Wilson Deakin, assis­ you’re not going to be there with Youngstown, Ohio, 12 degrees He spoke on the condition of anonymity. “If you had a cardiac now it could “We arc continuing to observe a celerated.” White House press secretary Marlin Fiuwaicr said the about the effect of a projected in­ tant superintendent, and has tx:en on 300 teachers,” he said. below zero; Pittsburgh, 7 below, and be a matter of living or dying be­ high level of earthquake ac­ One of the two shots hit policeman Cesar Tejada in the crease in elementary enrollments. a downward trend for many years. The first-grade curriculum, not Lexington, Ky., 1 below. The out­ Noriega government’s recent declaration of a “slate of cause of the roads,” said police dis­ tivity on the mountain.” left forearm, a Defense Forces communique said. war” with the United Slates “may have been a license for While board members agreed that “We have seen a significant effort just overcrowding, may contribute look for most of the counUy is for patcher Ronnie Toliver in Lillie The civilian laundry, under contract to clean U.S. harassment and threats and in this case murder.” smaller is better, they also said that by this administration and board to to the teachers’ frustration, Tom bclow-avcragc temperatures for the The swirling clouds of ash Rock, Ark. military uniforms, is near Southern Command head­ reduce class size,” he said. Sheridan, a Republican member of next month or so, according to the delayed or detoured air traffic Lt. Col. Amulfo Caslrcjon Garcia, the Panamanian budget constraints may force larger quarters and less than a mile from Panamanian Defense classes. Nathan Hale School has the the school board, said. “Anywhere there’s a hill or a National Weather Service. in and out of Anchorage, stack­ navy chief, said the two military forces were com­ lowest class size, with four classes “Are we trying to get too much curve Acre arc problems,” said Sgl. ing up thousands of travelers I^rccs headquarters. About 25 teachers attended the Storms with snow or freezing rain municating by messenger about the incidents. A U.S. of 16 pupils, largely due to the loss done in first grade?” he asked. Shelby Terry of the Garland County, and tons of mail. The incident occurred as tensions were high over meeting. The union and the board , were forecast for overnight from military source said there had been no “negotiations.” of pupils following the reopening of Ark., sheriff’s department. Saturday’s fatal shooting of the American officer and the He said Gen. Marc Cisneros, commander of the U.S. Ohio and western Pennsylvania The Anchorage International reported beating of a Navy couple who U.S. officials say At least two people were killed Army South, had demanded an explanation of the Monday in traffic accidents blamed through the Carolinas and across the Airport was open Monday, but witnessed the shcxjting — which Bush termed “an enor­ American officer’s death and threatened to invade on the weather, one of them Atlanta South into nortlicastcm Texas. Snow service was irregular, with mous outrage.” Reginald Pinto/Manchester Herald Panama. Plan for kindergarten near bar Falcons tight end Brad Beckman, also was forecast for the northern some airlines grounding aircraft U.S. forces stayed on maximum alert but took no who was in a crash on icy Interstate Rockies. and others offering limited ser­ public action other than to patrol their bases in battle A Southern Command spokesman declined to com­ HOLIDAY PLAY — Becky Ware, left, Sarah Williams, Kelley Warn and Robert Gray vice. Some domestic airlines 85 outside Atlanta. With even the desert Southwest gear. ment on Castrejon’s version. canceled flights and internation­ rehearse for the musical, “Something’s Up Down in Bethlehem." It will be held tonight at 7 The cold has been blamed for expecting relatively chilly 60-dcgrcc Since Noriega was indicted on cocaine trafficking Panama’s Defense Forces sent U.S. military officials a worries Coventry school board al carriers routed their aircraft at the Church of the Nazarene at 236 Main St. seven traffic deaths since Friday, temperatures, south Rorida is the charges in Rorida in February 1988 the United States has letter that did not explain the shooting but demanded that around Anchorage. and 27 people have been killed by only hot spot. Miami’s forecast uied through economic, diplomatic and political pressure U.S. forces “exercise maximum prudence to avoid unfor­ tunate incidents.” By Jacqueline Bennett was established before locating Board of Education. hypothermia or cold. called for highs in the 80s today. to drive him from power. ^ m Manchester Herald school children there, the bar would That angered a number of those Coventry police chief raps be exempt from the law prohibiting citizens who met the deadline but COVENTRY— See saws and the placement of schools within 500 the council ultimately accepted Shuttle delay IS Bloody Mary’s don’t mix. feet of a tavern. Malinowski’s idea to use the house - < That’s what members of the Most of the comments made by for town offices. adds flight proposal for vicious dog law Board of Education told the superin­ Malinowski and some board mem­ Although the roller skating rink m H tendent of schools last week when bers were humorous, however, Ryan has not been ruled out, another pos­ he suggested use of a local roller and board vice-chairwoman Judy sibility is a dining hall at PaUiot’s to 1990 slate By Jacqueline Bennett cerned because residents came to the property at any time to check a dog, Halvorson appeared to take the issue Park. ss skating rink to solve space needs for Manchester Herald council asking for a new vicious dog Trzaskos said, violates current kindergartens. more seriously. Currently the hall is not insulated ordinance bccau.se they were not privacy laws. He also faulted a They turned the discussion to a nor does it have a heating system. CAPE CANAVERAL, Ra. (AP) The roller skating rink, which is — The delay of Columbia’s satellite O JO COVENTRY— A proposed law getting “rclicr’ under the current provision that says if a dog is deter­ focus on other possibilities. Malinowski estimates the cost of no longer in operation, is located on rescue mission until after the designed to protect the public laws. mined not to be vicious, it “may” be Malinowski said a proposal to use renovation at $100,000. Lake Sueet about 500 feet from an holidays sets up 10 space shuttle O n against vicious dogs fell under Trzaskos criticized the proposal returned. the Loomis House for the ad­ “It’s inhabitable but there’s no established bar. flights in 1990, NASA’s heaviest criticism from the town police chief because it “gets rid of the nuisance “This is baloney,” said Trzaskos, “I believe within 50 feet (of a ministrative offices may not be space for kids,” Malinowski said. CD m Monday. law.” He said enforced properly, noting if the dog is not vicious, an financially feasible. The growing population of the schedule ever. m CD school) there can be no alcohol sales “Columbia is essentially ready to “I am going on record against that law gives 14 days for a violator owner has a right to have it returned. “It may not be realistic due to the town is resulting in space needs at but this place has been there,” said fly, so if we get it off early next this, it has a lot of problems,” Police to pay fines connected with citations Trz.askos says under current laws, cost and it would not accommodate the schools. board member Kathleen Ryan. year, we don’t believe there will be Chief Frank Trzaskos told the Town against his dog. The new proposal if the canine officer writes up a tick­ a student overflow,” he said. Malinowski has also said there is Superintendent of Schools any added pressure on the rest of the Council during a meeting at the drags out the process, Tr/.askos said, et properly that indicates the dog is Michael Malinowski described the The 19th-century Loomis House need for additional classroom space o z because a local body, to be es­ viciou.s, it can be taken away and on Route 44 was donated to the at the high school, and more room is schedule,” Kennedy Space Center m >. Town Office Building. rink as “ideal” to house both the Director Forrest S. McCartney said The law was drafted by dog of­ tablished, first must decide if the quarantined until a judge mtdees a school administrative offices and town in January. The Town Council needed for administrative offices dog is vicious before it goes to the decision. In addition, Trzaskos said asked for proposals for use of the which currently are cramped, he Monday after the piostponcmcnt was ficers in the region. Among other kindergartens for the town. announced. > CD things, it requires dog owners to judicial process. a homeowner has the right to shoot However, Malinowski admitted the site and set a May deadline. said. “Under tlieir definition, any dog any dog that roams onto his proper­ Malinowski, who was hired this The board recently approved a re­ The launch had been scheduled have a 6-foot enclosure, 3-foot leash bar, which he described as a “res­ for Thursday but was put off until t ' ' and $100,000 worth of insurance for that isn’t licensed is vicious— that’s ly- taurant and lounge that serves summer, took over his position in quest from Malinowski for a win­ September and soon after submitted dow to be put in his office at the Jan. 8 to allow more time to correct their animals. ridiculous,” Trzastkos added. In an interview later, Doreen drinks,” would be launch pad problems and to let most “When you put together new his proposal for the Loomis House high school at a cost of $2,000. Also present at the meeting was Shaw, whose dog was attacked in “grandfathered”— that is since it of the center’s 16,(X)0 workers go legislation, you have to look at the to the couneil with the support of the town Canine Control Officer Vir­ town by a neighbor’s pit bull-Dober- home for the holidays. broad picture and make sure it’s ginia Celinski, who worked on the man Oct. 22, told Trzaskos outside The most shuttle flights con­ reasonable. This is not reasonable,” proposal with eastern region canine the meeting that the dog is obvious­ ducted in one year was nine, in Trzaskos said. officers. In defense of the proposal, resident of South Windsor, Connor is a graduate of ly vicious but she was told it could Business In Brief the New York College of Podiatric Medicine and 1985, before the 1986 Challenger He called the proposal, in places, Celinski said it was a preliminary not be taken away because current “ridiculous” and “baloney,” adding rough draft that the officers worked completed a year’s residency in podiatric orthopedics explosion that grounded the laws protect livestock and humans, at the college. He also is a graduate of the University program for 32 months. it violates privacy laws because it very hard on. not other dogs. She showed Children’s book published would allow dog officers to enter a Celinski asked for feedback and of Buffalo in New York, where he received a degree Two missions were flown in : I photographs of her dog. Comet. She “Everybody Loves Debbie,” a new children’s book 1988. There were five this year as resident’s property to make sure the input about what was good, bad, or in physical therapy. said the dog had to get 30 stitches written by Mrs. Margaret Bernice Gill of the National Aeronautics and Space NEXT animals arc properly resuained. should be changed. She said the of­ after the attack. Wethersfield, formerly of 191 Main St., Manchester, K mart donates turkeys Administration has been gradually Trzaskos also said that an existing ficers have a meeting scheduled has been published by Vantage Press of New York K mart Corp. of Troy, Mich., delivered 42,000 building toward 12 a year by 1992. nuisance law is sufficient if it is ade­ with state Sen. Marie Herbst, D-Ver- She also said she is now suing the City. The author has written three previously neighbor, whom she said has not turkeys with all the trimmings to needy families Shuttle managers decided to quately enforced. non, who represents Coventry and is published books titled, “Tell Me About Susan,” De-Nic* paid her veterinarian bill of $150. across the nation on Nov. 20, three days before postpone Columbia’s liftoff after as­ But Councilman Lawrence Gol­ also vice chairwoman of the Legis­ “Happy Taffy,” and “The Miracle of Love.” She said the same dog attacked her Thanksgiving day, the company has announced. Lo­ sessing progress on lagging work at den, an attorney, told Trzaskos, lature’s Public Safety Committee. IllusUations for “Everybody Loves Debbie” were dog twice before and she called the cally, each K mart store delivered a minimum of 20 renovated pad 39A, which has not ''•.V s s .^ .V “The critical issue is whctlicr you That meeting is Jan. 3, at 7:30 p.m. done by Annette Packard Peck of Manchester. The have the authority right now with at the Vernon Town Hall. police. food baskets, consisting of turkey, potatoes, stuffing, been used since before the Chal­ royalties from the book will be donated to St. Jude vegetables, bread and pumpkin pie, to families that lenger accident. A scries of pad the current laws to do anything,” A provision allowing dog war­ Shaw also said she is worried the Children’s Research Hospital in Memphis, Tenn. Mr. Golden said the council is con­ dens to come on to a citizen’s dog may attack her two children. were identified by local civic organiz.ations, the com­ problems, mainly with the fueling and Mrs. Gill visited the hospital in 1983. pany said. systems, caused two previous short postponements of the mission, Firm handles hospital report College names Shubbuck which is to deploy one satellite and Council upgrades radio system Manchester Memorial Hospital’s annual report has Karen A. Shubbuck of Vernon, former assistant rcUieve another that is falling to Low Tar been completed by McCullough Design, a full-ser­ director of student activities at Manchester Com­ Earth. vice graphics firm in East Hartford. The firm munity College, has been appointed assistant director “The team worked very hard to NOW rs Lowest Marshall of Mystic attempted un­ managed art direction for the hospital’s 12-page an­ By Jacqueline Bennett public safety. of financial aid at Central Connecticut Suite Univer­ get Columbia off before Christmas, $ I: i, i: s fc 1.5 successfully to make an emergency nual report, which has a circulation of 85,000 Manchester Herald “The fire department and civil sity. She is a member of the Eastern Association of but the added work of going off a landing of his single-engine plane in preparedness people really felt this readers. ' '' "SciL Pack ' Student Financial Aid Administrators and of the refurbished launch pad and a new a field along Silver Street. was needed,” Lewis said. mobile launch platform really COVENTRY— The Town Coun­ Lydall on stock exchange Hartford Chapter of the Women’s Travel and cil, worried about reports that a defi­ Elsesser said although the In addition, Lewis said in the past slowed us down,” said William B. Lydall, Inc. of One Colonial Road has been ap­ Transportation Group. cient emergency radio system could problem did not hamper rescue ef­ Koepke had always been coopera­ Lenoir, NASA’s associate ad­ proved to list its common stock on the New York hamper rescue efforts, agreed Mon­ forts, radio transmissions were tive with town emergency agencies ministrator for space flight. Stock Exchange, company officials have announced. Fryer named vice president day to fund the purchase of equip­ garbled due to interference. He and at times had given the town noted emergency personnel were items at cost. The company expects its common stock, which is Sheleen Quish Fryer, daughter of R. Michael The long delay also will enable 1 ment to upgrade the system. the agency to essentially shut down 1 mg.Tar traded on the American Stock Exchange under the Quish of Manchester and former town treasurer At a Dec. 5 meeting, Town unhappy with the situation. A $12,600 portion of the money symbol “LDL,” to be traded on the NYSE by the Rosalind TUrkington Quish of Louisville, Ky., has the center as it usually docs the last Manager John Elsesser had told the The council had put off purchas­ will go for equipment while the ing tlic necessary equipment be­ other $8,000 is for installation. middle of this month. Lydall manufactures tech­ been appointed senior vice president of operations for week of each year to allow council that radio interference employees to take long-planned cause the town is being sued by the The Ypte to approve the purchase nologically advanced fiber-based materials for Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Kentucky. She oversees caused problems for rescue workers four internal divisions of the company. vacations and to permit an annual during a fatal plane crash in town radio vendor, Alan Koepke. was 6-0. Council member Frederick specialty industrial markets such as filtration, thermal Koepke is in litigation with the Johnson was absent. and electrical insulation, materials handling and gas­ electrical power shutdown so that last month. Biter is account coordinator aging computer and other systems “This is a matter of urgency, town over a radio tower he put on The couneil also approved waiv­ keting. his property at 200 North School ing the usual bidding process for Cheryl Biter of Coventry has been named as ac­ and components can be overhauled. John, from what you said last time?” Doctor joins practice count coordinator for MARCOM Inc., a Councilman Lawrence Golden Road, which the town Planning and purchases over $5,000 at Elsesscr’s A launch attempt next week NOW. Zoning Commission gave him a per­ request. The ceiling to go out to bid Dr. Michael J. Connor has joined the podiatric Manchester-based advertising, sales promotion and would have cost NASA con­ asked Elsesser Monday. public relations agency. In addition to her account “We really would like to get it up mit for, by error. for public works projects is now practice of Dr. Loren Schneider of West Middle siderable overtime pay and would work, she will be responsible for office management. and functioning,” Elsesser said. Council Chairwoman Joan Lewis $10,000. Elsesser said this was a Turnpike, Manchester, as a podiatric associate. A have pushed off the power shutdown In the fatal plane crash, James said tliis morning it was an issue of unique type of project. to 1990, possibly disrupting work on other shuttle flights. “The launch crews have worked STILLTHE LOWEST L)A K E SIDE hard this year, and they have earned GREEN LODGE CAfE & LOUNGE WEEKLY BINGO TUESDAY 7:00 PM a Christmas vacation,” McCartney (A Licensed Home For The Aged) said. ^^^fa llkin g so ft^cks. 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Carolina, remains a belong on Florida, California, Iowa, New Mexico, etc.) No. There is no Peace SlOPf. hot topic SHOP# TV news Dividend, or so I am By Jack Anderson Why all ihc fuss about television networks and Dale Van Atta using dramatic re-creations of news events? reliably informed by the In July, ABC news touched off a furor by WASHINGTON — In the waning days ANNIVERSARY broadcasting a dramatization, with actors, of of the last congressional session, the nor­ American diplomat Felix Bloch’s supposed ex­ Ghost of Xmas' Past mally unflappable speaker of the house, Tom Foley, D-Wash., showed a different change of documents with a Soviet citizen. Critics side. Some say it was yellow. said the sequence blurred the line between reality To get President Bush’s blessing on the and dramatics, a line tliat television news should Sincerely, pay hike for Congress and some govern­ regard as holy. ment workers, the While House wanted to Li These folks take television news too seriously. repeal a law passed only a year ago to S1QP S SHOP clean up Pentagon procurement. They applauded NBC’s decision to join ABC in Foley met with Bush just days before promising not to use such dramatizations. Their Thanksgiving and realized he faced a criticism turned to CBS, which steadfastly refuses classic Washington dilemma — call the to change. More power to CBS, whose defiant president’s bluff and assume Bush would . V stance proclaims what the so-called critics refuse not have the guts to veto the pay raise, or The Associated Press to admit: that television news is entertainment fold. SAVINGS! Riley folded. FUNERAL PROCESSION — Eight thousand mourners for Andrei Sakharov walk in the pure and simple. The week after Boeing agreed to plead funeral procession as it winds its way through Moscow Monday to Lenin Stadium, where Television spreads the image — not the word — guilty in a procurement scandal, and with prominent Soviets paid tribute. belter than any other medium, and .some images llie Pentagon’s shopping habits still far will never die. from clean, Foley struck a deal with the The boob tube can be incredibly amusing, While House. He buried a rider deep within the pay raise bill to repeal the transporting us from Berlin to Las Vegas, taking procurement reform law. Ironically, that us from Zsa Zsa Gabor to President Bush, moving Study finds low-level radiation pay raise bill was called the Ethics us from laughter to tears. Tax pot to pay drug war Reform Act of 1989 because it phases out While ABC and NBC continue their impossible honoraria in exchange for the pay raise. quest for a news program beyond the boundaries Foley’s rider made it “an ethics bill that bigger health risk than thought and people should not be penalized for tions. unravels another ethics bill,” according to of entertainment, the rest of us can turn to CBS, By Tom Tiede using it. Fielder .says the group does not As for the tax revenues, tliey would be Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa. WASHINGTON (AP) — Low- develop cancer from low levels of nuclear facilities, and that there was where television news is lauded for what it really advocate its use, but he insists that “no enormous. Fiedler estimates the govern­ Foley’s folly may have pleased the WASHINGTON— Back in the 1970s, level exposures to X-rays and radiation, and that in some types of new knowledge about the extent of is: a nightly half-hour of informative escapism. when the public temper regarding drugs one is dying from smoking marijuana” ment could cam $30 to $40 billion a year rank and file, who wanted their pay raise, from tariffs on growing, manufacturing, gamma rays pose a cancer risk three cancer, children are more suscep­ radiation exposures from natural Grants Pass (Ore.) Daily Courier was more conciliatory than it was con­ because it is “comparatively harmless.” but he lost face with the reform-minded sources and medical u.ses. sales and consumption. He says the to four times greater than previously tible to radiation effects than arc demnatory, a group of young idealists He adds that the evidence in this chairmen of House and Senate commit­ The study is based partly on the money would pay for a massive drug en­ believed, the National Research adults. formed what seemed to be a perfect sym­ re.specl is overwhelming. He says there tees who pushed for the procurement law medical history of 76,()(X) survivors forcement effort, and, in addition, for the Council reported in a study released The report, called Biological Ef­ bol of the day: the National Organization have been seven major inquiries into px)t in the first place. In the rush to get the pay of the 1945 atomic bombings in rehabilitation and counseling of addicts. today. fects of Ionizing Radiation, or BEIR Looking Back for the Reform of Marijuana Laws, or, as consumption this century, “and all of raise through before the 'Thanksgiving Japan, health studies of workers at Fiedler feels the plan is kinder and Based on new methods of es­ 5, is part of a series of studies by the they steadfastly liked to call it, NORML. them agree that it can be classified with holiday, Foley didn’t even tell those nuclear facilities and the records of gentler than just throwing everyone in timating and assessing the health ef­ NRC assessing the health effects of The group claimed that the use of alcohol and tobacco.” In fact, Fiedler chairmen that he was sacrificing their pet patients who were treated with X- prison. But he knows it is also a tough fects of radiation, the committee the type of radiation produced in marijuana was no more objectionable says, .several of the studies agree that law. concluded that a 1980 study by rays for certain medical conditions. marijuana may in some cases be benefi­ sell in today’s political climate, The One of those chairmen is Rep. John nuclear reactions, from natural Brothers provided than the use of alcohol or tobacco, and another NRC committee significant­ process of decriminalizing pot has Conyers, D-Mich., head of the House uranium, and from the stars, such as Part of the increased cancer should tlius be in the same legal category. cial. ly underestimated the cancer risk stopped, those who once saw the value in Government Ofierations Committee. He the sun. 'The committee said its danger seen from low-level radia­ The idea took an immediate grip on the Those cases concern therapeuties. Fied­ from the low level of X-rays and for North End YMCA it have grown silent, and there is no found out a’aout the rider only one hour study updates risk estimates com­ tion is based on a reduced estimate nation, and NORML was to become so ler says pot can relieve the discomforts of gamma rays. longer even a genuine dialogue on the before the pay raise bill passed the House. piled in the BEIR 3 study released in of the radiation received by By Gladys S. Adams widely influential that it heljKd convince such things as chemotherapy and 'The risk for solid tumor cancer is subject. Rep. Jack Brooks, D-Texas, is chairman 1980. Japane.se survivors of the Hiroshima 3 IB 11 states to decriminalize their pot glaucoma. He points out that 34 states three times greater than the earlier John E. Morton and his brother William T. Morton of statutes. have altered their laws to recognize this, (3ne reason is that federal authorities of the Judiciary Committee and author of New studies of low-level radia­ and Nagasaki atomic bomb attacks. refuse to budge from the traditional view estimate, and the risk for leukemia is Windsorville came to live in Hudson Street in North Now, if you’ll pardon the expression, and, in 1982, a U.S. administrative judge the procurement reform law. He didn’t tion were conducted, the committee Previously, the committee said, that marijuana is deadly. E>rug officers four times greater, the committee Manchester. John became a merchant and in 1889 built that nfluence has gone up in smoke. It’s ruled that marijuana “is the safest find out at all because he was hospitalized said, because of concern about fall­ neutron radiation was erroneously say that, at the very least, it leads to ad­ concluded. the Morton building across from the railroad station. reefer madness all over again, and times therapeutic substance known to in intensive care for a swollen pancreas. And the committee found a much out from nuclear reactor accidents, considered to have a major influence Willie T. beeame a salesman and both men prospered. have definitely changed. The government mankind.” diction. The government put marijuana on Consumer advocate Ralph Nader such as the 1979 Three Mile Island on the health of the A-bomb sur­ its Schedule 1 list (most restricted) in greater danger for mental retardation When John died in 1917 he left his considerable estate to has declared war on drugs, all citizens are That’s why Fiedler says legal reform is doubts Foley would have slipfied the rider among unborn babies exposed to incident in Pennsylvania and the vivors. Removing ncuUons from the Willie and when Willie died in 1925 he left one expected to enlist for duty, the battle cry not just a matter of pushing pot. NORML 1970, and its still there; cocaine, by con­ by unnoticed if not for Brooks’ illness. Soviet accident at Chernobyl in equation, it said, means that the sur­ trast, is a Schedule 2. low-level radiation from the eighth $100,000 to establish and build a YMCA. has become “zero tolerance”— and that wants the laws changed because it is judi­ “Fbley is deep down a political coward,” to 15lh weeks after conception. 1986. vivors are experiencing higher rates KRAKUS Willie T. Morton’s will: The conditions of this bequest goes for marijuana as well. cially right. Fiedler says marijuana should So that’s what the new director is up Nader told us. Women, the report said, are The study said there also was new of cancer from lower radiation to such YMCA are that it shall within eight years of my Yet NORML is still hanging on. TTie be removed from the war on dmgs and against at NORML. Don Fiedler is taking When Conyers found out, he stormed slightly more likely than men to concern about radioactivity around doses. death obtain a suitable lot within one quarter of a mile of organiz.ation has lost three-quarters of its given over to the marketplace, where he charge of the group at the worst moment after Foley and got a lame apology, ac­ Depot Square and erect thereon a suitable building for 20,0(X) members over the years, and vir­ believes it might be put to a better and in its history. He says friends in Nebraska cording to congressional staffers. the work of such YMCA. Also; that before commencing tually all of its popular support. But it more conscionable purpose; have warned him about the hazards of Foley’s spokesman told our associate the erection of such building said YMCA shall raise at retains a headquarters here in the capital; “Keep in mind that this is my personal taking the progressive point on the drug Stewart Harris that it was two other mem­ least ten thousand dollars and it is my wish and desire it recently named a new national director, Bomb workers not warned of risks idea. I am not speaking for NORML right issues, and more than a few have bers of Congress who struck the deal with that such YMCA shall cause in large gilt letters at least and it continues to rail against the now, because 1 have not talked with the wondered in jest what he’s been smoking. the White House — Reps. Vic Fazio, D- four inches high these words; Given in memory of John prohibition of Cannabis sativa. membership about this. But I think Calif., and Lynn Martin, R-Ill. But others WASHINGTON (AP) — The ly operated facilities, the report said. which owns the 17 major facilities E. and Willie T. Morton. The new director is Don Fiedler. He is marijuana could be put up for public sale But he says it’s not all bad. He thinks say Fbley took care of the last-minute government had clear evidence “The U.S. nuclear weapons that design and make nuclear amis. Manchester Community Club was organized in the a Nebraska attorney who has a profes­ on a restricted basis, and the tax money it the crackdown on dmgs may even serve details, including repeal of the procure­ shortly after the first nuclear bombs program was exposing large num­ More than 6(X),0(X) people have North End in 1922 and in 1924 William H. Childs, who sional background in the marijuana con­ would generate could be used to finance to refocus attention on the pot dilemma. ment law. ’The White House told us that were built in the 1940s that weapons bers of workers to potentially worked at the weapons plants over made a successful career of being the sales promoter for troversy. He as represented clients the war on the real drug problem.” He says there arc a good many people Foley participated in the eleventh hour workers were being exposed to dangerous health risks but did noth­ the past 45 years. J.T. Robertson’s Bon Ami, deeded the Henry Hudson charged with jx)t offenses, and he tells of Fiedler says the resulclion would be in who know that the biggest threat of deal. potentially dangerous amounts of ing to warn them,” said Sen. John TTie report focused mainly on the White Place on North Main Street to the Manchester one farmer who sjxjnt two years in jail for the form of licensing. He thinks that marijuana is, as the gag goes, a falling It is unclear just how hard the White radiation, according to a congres­ Glenn, D-Ohio, in releasing the period 1947-54 when the Atomic Community Club. possession and was released the day the would cut down on misuse of the mer­ bale, and he hopes they will have the House leaned on Foley. Some congres­ sional report. report on Monday. Energy Commission, the predeces­ Dr. Francis Henry Whiion opened an office on North federal government foreclosed on his chandise. He says pot would be packaged courage to join him in convincing sional sources say Bush only threatened Despite this information, includ­ 'The report was prepared by the sor to the Energy Department, was Main Street in 1874 and when he died in the early 1920s land. and sold under license, and people who everybody else. to withhold his approval. Others say Bush ing some not previously made majority staff of the Senate rapidly expanding nuclear arms he left funds to build a library in the North End. The With this in mind, then, Fiedler says purchase it would have to be licensed too. and his point man. White House counsel public, officials overseeing the Governmental Affairs Committee, production amid deep suspicions YMCA and the library became a joint project. NORML’s idealism remains constant: He says the various parties would lose C. Boyden Gray, were ready to make the bomb factories recommended not which Glenn chairs. The panel is in­ about Soviet and other foreign Manchester Community Club organized a drive and Marijuana is different from other drugs. their licenses if they abused the regula­ Tom Tiede is a syndicated columnist. issue a real “dealbusler.” 'The White infonning workers of the possible vestigating the health research development of the bomb. LIMITS PER CUSTOMER fulfilled Morton’s stipulation for raising $10,000. Then, House said Foley caved in with little pres­ health risks they faced at the secret­ programs of tlic Energy Department, with the able assistance of Judge H. O. Bowers, a bill sure. was introduced in the 1927 Legislature with Wells After the House vole, Conyers was so Strickland as representative and the bill incorporating a Nouveau cuisine, who cares incensed, he took up the issue with Sen. YMCA became a law on June 10,1927. John Glerm, D-Ohio, who organized a A ball? Or was that a doll? More discussions and it was agreed that an ideal site up. I asked her what she was going to serve quiet mutiny when the bill arrived in the STOP & SHOP GROCERY COUPON for the library and the YMCA was the White house land. By Sarah Overstreet “Here’s what I mean,” she went on. during the holidays, instead. Senate. Glenn managed to swing a com­ WITH THIS COUPON Also much of the land extending from North Main Street “Every time you turn on the TV or open a “That’s just it— I have no earthy idea. promise that suspended the procurement at the White house through to North School Street, in­ When my friend Nancy called me, she magazine, they harp about cholesterol and I’ve been reading the women’s magazines law for a year rather than eliminating it Speak up when talking to Santa cluding the playgrounds, was cither Manchester Com­ obviously was a woman on the edge. fat and profile some man who came back for a month, and here are some of the altogether. LARGE munity Club land or land disposed of by the late J.T. recipes they think I ought to whip up in That law was passed last year to elose She’s an attorney with a 2-year-old, and from a near-fatal heart attack by eating don’t think any of us have been wet on yet. I think Robertson in such a manner that it could be made avail­ an afternoon while there are 63 people in loopholes in existing statutes that are sup­ By Val Corley she was worried about having the family oat bran and whole-grain rice. So I’m we’ve all been real lucky.” my living room: ‘Creamed Spinach in posed to keep the Pentagon buying able for a public park or recreation area. to her house this year for another holiday gonna lay out a bowl of mashed potatoes The Associated Press He said children “are a lot more mellow this year. EGGS Pastry Shells,’ ‘Celeried Potato Puffs’ process on the up and up. 'The Bush ad­ In May 1931 Gustave Schreiber & Sons staked out the dinner. and gravy in front of my loved ones after They don’t ask for a whole lot. ... What they’re as­ White, Grade A, Dozen ‘Sauteed Snap Peas and Pearl Onions,’ ministration didn’t like the law because it DES MOINES, Iowa — If your child tells you building and it was decided to preserve at least part of “It’s not fair,” she said. “Remember that? And, of course that means those lit­ king for is for one gift that’s expensive, like a Nin­ ‘Grand Manier Souffle,’ ‘Mango Chutney slowed the Pentagon’s revolving door be­ Santa promised something outrageous, 1 know the the White house. It was hoped that the buildings would when you and I were kids and our tle marshmallows are out. Then last tendo, bicycle, VCR, television, like they’re asking be complete by January 1932 but it was Feb. 16, 1932 mothers didn’t work, and they had several month I read that anything that uses Mold,’ ‘Cauliflower and Watercress tween public and private employment. reason: Santa doesn’t always hear so well. with this coupon and a *7.50 purchase excapt cigarettes and alcoholic beverages. for one thing and that’s all.” FREELimit 1 coupon per customer. Coupon good through Sun., December 24,1989 Puree,’ ‘Porched Pears with Lingonberry The While House complained that Uncle 1 should know. I was Santa. Rir a few hours, when the first recreational programs were begun. weeks to put together a Thanksgiving or mushroom soup as a base is as passe a In my hour and a half as Santa, I found he was The dedication program was held Sunday, Feb. 20, Sauce.’ None of them have less than 12 Sam could not attract talented procure­ Christmas dinner? 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Morton’s death his dream “1 didn’t understand her,” Santa replied. beans, a can of mushroom soup and a can OUT! Have you any idea how that limits asparagus salad for a green vegetable!” looking for somediing to hang on to. of a YMCA in the North End had become reality. “Oh, well. She won’t tell us and we had hoped ...” of French-friend onion rings for a green the decent things you can do with those My heart goes out to her, but that’s Mini-editorial Some young ones liked the idea of seeing Santa ICEBERG The mother trailed away, smiling and accompanied vegetable; mash some potatoes; open a awful cranberries?” something I wouldn’t know about; Thor One ^ownside of the democratic from a distance. Up close was a different matter. It Gladys S. Adams is a member of the Manchester by a laugh that wasn’t a ho-ho-ho. can of Franco-American gravy; and 1 did. Cranberries with Cool Whip and and Hrolhgar don’t .eat vegetables, except reforms m the Eastern Bloc is that a good was just hang on to Mommy and ... maybe next year. Historical Society spread some miniature marshmallows strawberry gelatin should be illegal. for potatoes, which iliey believe are a traitor can’t find a place to hide anymore. To help me catch the children’s words, I kept a LETTUCE 'There were times when management’s advice small tape recorder at my side. Playing back the tape, over a bowl of canned yams. “Oh, and don’t think you’re going to sally dessert. Poor thing— I guess Edward Lee Howard, the ex-CIA agent Extra large size 24 the only speaker always clear was the one on the mall came in handy. Letters policy “For the final touch, they’d throw some get by with some kind of Cool Whip des­ everyone can’t be as lucky as I am when who gave U.S. secrets to the Soviets and With Don on my left knee asking for “a real brown-and-serve rolls into the oven and it comes to a family. intercom: “Will the owner of the blue fxird piukcd The Manchester Herald welcomes original letters to sert this year,” she continued. “Stuff has then defected in 1985, has been expelled puppy” and sister Misty on my right knee asking for dump a can of pumpkin pie filling into a partially hydrogenated vegetable oils in it. With this coupon ond ■ *730 purchato oxcopt cigarottoa and alcoholic boverages« from Hungary. Howard liked the Soviets “a bicycle and a ... real kilty cat,” it may have been FREELimit 1 coupon par cuatomor. Coupon good through Sun., Dacombor 34,1989 the editor. frozen pie shell and they were done; How can I pul that in front of my fami­ Sarah Overstreet is a syndicated The little blond girl spoke softly, and Santa Letters should be brief and to the point. They should enough to give them secrets, but not couldn’t make out her name. Asked what she wanted best not to promise anything. everyone was happy. (OK, so the kids left ly?” columnist. enough to live with them. Hungary had When a petite brunette named Allison sal on my be typed of neatly handwritten, and, for ease in editing, for Christmas, she said, “A hall.” Or was it, “a doll?” the yams and ate the marshmallows, but just the right Western flavor for him. But knee, her father piped in, “She hasn’t been cleaning STOP 8. SHOP GROCERY COUPON double-spaced. Letters must be signed with name, ad­ Sunday was Santa’s busiest day of the week at the WITH THIS COUPON they were happy.) now the satellite nations are warming to her room like she should.” dress and daytime telephone number for verification. Soulhridge Mall. Tracey Bruner Rayhons, die mall’s “But now, when we all work 55-hours She confinned that, but promised, “I will when I The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the inter­ the United States and people like Howard marketing director, agreed to let me sit in for the weeks and have kids hanging on our arc embarrassing guests. Maybe he can est of brevity, clarity and Uiste. regular Santa to hear childrens’ dreams. gel home.” knees when we’re not, they’ve gone and find himself a little place in the gulag. Not only that, but she said she would keep her GOLD MEDAL Address letters to: Open Forum, Manchester Herald, Ms. Rayhons had one condition. “Don’t promise yanked all that out from under us?” room clean until Christmas and even after Christmas. P.O. Box 591, Manchester 06040. diem anydiing. We had one Santa last year, we never 1 asked her what she was talking about. A reader passed on this modest All she wants is “a dolly that cries.” This was all foreign to me, who has no proposal to cut a huge chunk out of the did find out which one it was, who promised the kids FLOUR And there was Eli/.ateth, who al.so asked for a doll anything they wanted. Boy did we have some parents kids and fixes the same Thanksgiving and congressional mailing budget — allow that cries, and a puppy. She also gave something 5-lb. bag Manchester Herald Christmas dinner for my two older members of Congress to send their junk angry,” she said. When 1 tried on a Santa suit, 1 found my doctor hack. brothers every year. No variations, or mail only to registered voters. Currently, “Want to hear a secret?” she suddenly asked, look­ hadn’t lied: No padding was needed. Mike Wiley, with this coupon and a *7.50 purchase except cigarettes and alcoholic beverages. Riundcd Dec. 15, 1881 as a weekly. they refuse to come: 'TUrkey the size of a Congress spends millions of dollars FREELimitwiTtii 1I wvupQiicoupon pwrper cusiwmvr*customer. Couponwvupwn goodgoud through•nruuyii Sun.,auiia, wawwniijvrDecember 24,1989 laoa ing at Santa. one of four Santas working at Soulhridge, had some Daily publication since OcL 1,1914. small Winnebago, washtub full of mashed flowing every home in every district with She whispered in Santa’s ear: “I love you Santa [xiintcrs before 1 left for Santa’s seat. potatoes, large mixing bowl of gravy, mail. The stated purpose is to keep the Claus.” voters informed. The children will be well Ixihavcd, he said. Publisher ______Penny M. Sietferl seven boxes of Stovetop stuffing, “Ohhh, Santa Claus loves you, loo.” Opinion Page Editor ^Ron Robillard pumpkin pie and store-bought vanilla ice “I’ve had a couple who like to pull the beard, but 1 Jack Anderson and Dale Van Atta Associate Editor___ Alexander Girelli cream. I’ve been doing it so long I’d have “This morning, I thought I'd jazz things up are syndicated columnists. to slip and knock myself out to me.ss it with a few stupid pet tricks. MANCHESTER HERALD,'Hiesday, Dec. 19, 1989—9 » -MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Dee. 19, 1989 District 1 iHanrlirslrr Hrralii Food fuels consumer prices Housing Section 2, Page 9 From Page 1 From Page 1 Tuesday, Dec. 19,1989 WASHINGTON (AP) — Consumer prices rose a SPORTS second big gain in a row. moderate 0.4 percent in November as higher food Economists are attributing tlie dairy price hikes to been discovered that part of a and heating costs more than off.sct cheaper gasoline, last year’s drought, which caused many farmers to The limit has been set at 35 per­ couraging land trusts, in which Southern New England Telephone the government said today. slaughter milk cows. cent of the total units in town built non-profit groups purchase build­ Co. duct is under the street when it The seasonally adjusted increase in the Labor Gasoline prices fell 2.1 percent in November fol­ during the past five years, Pellegrini ings to be rented as affordable hous­ was shown to be under the sidewalk. Department’s Consumer Price Index, which trans­ lowing a 0.9 percent rise in October. However, other said. ing. Also included as strategics are It is in the path of the .sewer and at lated into an annual inflation rate of 4.9 percent, fol­ forms of energy were more expensive. The index for Manchester was one of only five tax breaks and exemptions for those Jim Saints do Giants a big favor about the same elevation. lowed a brisk 0.5 percent rise in October and rela­ natural gas and electricity rose 1.5 percent, while fuel communities affected by the lower providing or using affordable hous­ tively modest hikes from June through September. fl H Lombardi said the least expensive oil edged up 0.2 percent following a big 2.5 percent goals — the others being Hartford, ing. The price spurt was slightly higher than many M urray solution is to have a section of gain a month earlier. East Hanford, Wethersfield, and According to the compact agree­ analysts had been expecting. The government blamed piping fabricated with the top sec­ Overall, energy prices fell 0.1 percent last month. West Hartford. 'These municipalities ment, the group identified as need­ Eagles fall out of first-place tie in NFC East Division the rise on a jump in natural gas and electricity costs Prices excluding the volatile food and energy sectors, have the greatest need, he said. tion of the pipe cut down so that it ing affordable housing is composed M\ can pass under the duct. He said the and an increase in prices at supermarket checkout a measure considered a better gauge of underlying in­ About the goal of 500 units, H counters for beef, eggs, fresh vegetables and dairy of those households that would oc­ cost will be about $3,500. flationary pressures, were up 0.4 percent following a Werkhoven said he thinks it may be cupy their own house if they, could By Austin Wilson products. 0.5 percent gain in October. The Associated Press The directors approved a contract a little high, especially considering afford the costs. They often include: Through the first 11 months of this year, consumer The cost of medical care, which has been increas­ the total amount of development in change order for the piping, but they prices have risen at an annual rate of 4.6 percent, up working, single adults who live with decided to sec if SNET could be ing at an 8.5 percent rate over the past year, was up the area. “But those rules are not their parents; elderly people living Lewis Feild is NEW ORLEANS — "010 Philadelphia Eagles lived by mm only slightly from the 4.4 percent price gains in both hard and fast,” he said. the turnover all season. held rc.sponsiblc for the added cost 0.8 percent in November, in line with previous in­ with their children; residents forced 1988 and 1987. creases. Pellegrini agrees: “If we don’t On Monday night, they died by their mistakes at the because of the location of the duct. However, the year-to-date figure masks a roller­ to leave town because of reduced in­ Clothing costs edged up 0.1 percent in November, build 500 units, I don’t think that’s a come; and doublcd-up families. fulfilling real hands of the . The Jack James Construction Co., coaster ride that saw prices rising at a 6.7 percent an- following two months of steep increases that coin­ terrible thing. I think getting hung The Saints beat the Eagles 30-20, getting 21 of those nual rate for the first five months of the year, Those defined as being in need of which is installing a sewer in North cided with the introduction of fall lines. up on that number is not the ap­ affordable housing include those points off turnovers. Gene Atkins had a fumble recovery Main Street and in Tolland moderating through the summer and then returning to propriate thing.” and an interception, Brett Maxic recovered a fumble, and In other areas, new-car prices rose 0.8 percent, who live alone, earn less than Turnpike, was granted an extension about average for the past two months. American dream Dave Waymer had an interception. tobacco was down 0.1 percent and entertainment As ways of increasing the amount $31,900, and pay 30 percent or more of time to complete the work. The In another economic report, the Commerce Depart­ The Saints turned the ball over once. costs climbed 0.2 percent. of affordable housing, the compact of their income for rent. Couples extension is for 75 days from the ment said housing starts fell 4.7 percent in Novem­ The Eagles went into the game with a plus-25 turnover Before taking into account normal seasonal chan­ agreement defines five major with combined incomes of less than (“A hush falls over the arena. The spotlight switches time that plants which produce ber, reversing a 13 percent jump a month earlier. ges, the Consumer Price Index stood at 125.9 in strategies. 'They include ways for the ratio, 14 turnovers belter than Pittsburgh, in second $36,400 who are paying more than down to the chutes where a 2,000-pound Brahma with bituminous concrete open in the New homes and apartments were built at a seasonally November. That meant that a hypothetical selection town to produce affordable housing, place. 30 percent of their income for rent horns like daggers and hooves like hatchets is systemati­ spring, probably in April or perhaps adjusted annual i;ate of 1.36 million units last month, of goods and services costing $100 in the 1982-84 such as sweat equity or establishing cally kicking holes in the iron bars and slamming his The loss dropped the Eagles’ record to 10-5, a game down from a revi.sed 1.43 million units in October. also are in need of affordable hous­ as late as May 1, according to Lom­ base period would have cost $125.90 last month, up public housing; subsidize affordable massive head viciously against the gate. behind the New York Giants in the race for the cham­ ing, the compact says. bardi. ■ Leading the November advance in consumer infla­ from $120.30 a year ago. housing, such as setting up a (“Suddenly, out of stage right comes sauntering this pionship of the NFC East. Philadelphia must beat tion was a 0.6 percent boost in food prices, the The Bush administration is predicting an improve­ municipal housing trust fund; and Single parents with two children grizzled old cowboy, nonchalantly rolling his own Phoenix next week to be assured of a playoff berth, and The extension is needed so that steepest since May. Dairy products jumped 1.7 per­ the firm can use hot blacktop instead ment in consumer inflation next year to the 4.1 per­ regulate affordable housing, such as who cam less than $40,900 and pay cigarette and pushing his ten-gallon hat back on his head. must get a helping hand from the Los Angeles Raiders, cent, the third consecutive sharp increase. Tlie price cent range, not far below tlie projections of most modifying zoning bylaws and set­ 30 percent or more of that for rent or It’s old Wyatt Murray, himself, the Pecos Kid, the who face the Giants, in order to win the division title. of cold patch to resurface sewer of fruits and vegetables soared 1.8 percent, the trenches in the road. economists. ting up fair rent commissions. toward a mortgage also are in need roughest wrangler of the Old West, a combination of The Saints (8-7) were knocked out of the postseason The strategics also include en­ of affordable housing. John Wayne and Gcronimo, part-gunfightcr, part-Indian, chase a week ago mathematically and two weeks ago all man. "They say he killed two men before he was 11, realistically. renegades selling whiskey to the Indians. He cleaned up “They made the turnovers and scored off them, and Romania Fort Dodge, marshaled in the Oklahoma Territory, rode that’s the name of the game,” Eagles coach Buddy Ryan shotgun for Wells Fargo and was the dealer in the card said. game where Wild Bill Hickok got shot dead. He had John Fourcadc threw three touchdown passes, two to From Page 1 more notches on his own gun than Billy the Kid ever did. Eric Marlin and one to Dalton Hilliard Kirause (“He’s a legend in his own time and his faded blue Maxic’s fumble recovery set up a five-play, 35-yard mem in Beijing. drive, capped by a 17-yard touchdown pass to Marlin. protest from other countries includ­ calm, with five armored vehicles "The Hungarian daily Magyar Hir- eyes seem to be scanning the horizon for smoke signals Budapest radio said a caller, from florist 6 Greenhouses Atkins’ fumble recovery at the Philadelphia 38-yard line ing Hungary, which has long been at parked in the center and a number of lap today quoted unidentified truck as he stands on the rodeo tanbark. His sidekick looks at Timisoara — 30 miles from the set up a two-play drive and a 35-yard touchdown pass to odds with Bucharest over the treat­ police vans cruising the streets. drivers as saying Arad, some 60 him imploringly. ‘Wyatt, you ain’t gonna get on this Hungarian and Yugoslav borders — ment of the 1.7 million ethnic Hun­ double-rank man-killer!’ he pleads. ‘Why, he’s stomped Hilliard. The Associated Press A Yugoslav traveler said Monday miles north of Timisoara, “is ringed this morning reported renewed gun­ garian minority in Romania, most of more cowboys to death than a stampede in a The Saints drove 70 yards to their third touchdown, § == he saw two people killed in with tanks and traffic is detoured.” It TOUCHDOWN CATCH — Eric Martin (84) of the New Orleans Saints makes a spectacular fire but that the phone then went whom live in "Transylvania. thunderstorm. He ain’t been rode in 15 years and he’s which came on a 20-yard pass to Martin, and Waymer’s dead. Timisoara. Traffic into Romania asserted without any specifics that one-handed catch of a pass from quarterback John Fourcade among several Philadelphia . A Yugoslav who said he traveled was virtually halted on the Yugos­ dozen throwed more people than they have in Wyoming! They interception led to a clinching touchdown on a 1-yard The radio quoted a Hungarian there were also clashes in Arad and Eagles, including Eric Everett (42) during Monday night’s game at the Superdome. Martin ■>i m to Timisoara Saturday night was lav, Hungarian and Bulgarian bor­ Brasov. R ed Roses Cash & Carry got a whole section in Boot Hill named after him! plunge by Buford Jordan. who said he had several physician The Saints also scored on a safety when defensive end quoted as telling the Belgrade daily ders, and Ausuians and West Ger­ Col. Janos Ral of the Hungarian (“Wyatt looks unimpressed. ‘He just looks like a scored on the play. The Saints won, 30-20. relatives working in Timisoara Frank Warren, who had a career-high three sacks, nailed ^litika that crowds in the city were mans were informed that, with few border guards was quoted as saying whole mess of T-boncs to me,’ he drawls coldly. ‘What’s hospitals. He said he talked to them Randall Cunningham in the end zone as he tried to pass For a while, Jordan had to relay plays in the huddle, “If there’s one guy in their offense you had to control, fired on from helicopters. exceptions, they were not allowed to crowds in Curtic, between Arad and his name?’ ‘Adolf,’ the sidekick tells him. by telephone and estimated from Fourcadc said. it’s Randall Cunningham,” Saints coach Jim Mora said. “I was stopped at approach to enter. Timisoara, broke into local Com­ (“Wyatt sniffs. ‘Well, fix up the rigging,’ he says from his 4-yard line. their reports that between 300 and Timisoara by soldiers, holding guns “He’d call the play and .sort of confirm what I was “But I really think the strength of their team is their The Yugoslav news agency Tan- munist Party headquarters on Sun­ menacingly. ‘He’s going to get rode today. I’ve put bet­ The Eagles got Cunningham touchdown passes of 13 400 people were killed in the city by at point-blank range, but they let me jug said Monda that security forces ter bulls than this in a slaughterhouse. By the time I get yards to Ron Johnson and 1 yard to Dave Little, as well mumbling,” he said. defense. I thought our offense did a good job getting 30 troops, with 250 bodies taken to one day and burned documents. through,” Radoslav Dencic was had taken full control in Timi.soara, In a broadcast Monday on West through with him, you’ll be able to put him in a merry- as field goals of 21 and 19 yards by Roger Ruzek. He came out of the game for two plays after being points on them.” hospital. quoted by the daily as saying. elolheslined by Andre Waters. Bobby Hebert, the regular Saints linebacker Rickey Jackson said the Saints went Romania’s fourth-largest city with Germany’s Radio Bremen, William 643-9559 go-round. Kids can get their pictures taken on him. He’s Philadelphia went ahead 17-16 on the pass to Little About 20 percent of the dead and «>l HARTTCMD ROAD, MANCMSTIR "Kfcfloa starter, relieved him. after Cunningham as hard as the Eagles went after Four- “The same night bursts of 350,000 residents. Toctock, an ethnic German writer throwed his last man. I may ride him home tonight. And and extended it to 20-16 on Ruzek’s second , wounded were ethnic Hungarians, Fourcadc played in the USFL, the CFL and Arena z -D automatic weapon fire could be Hungary’s Radio Kossuth quoted from Romania, quoted witnesses in get him to bring me my slippers.’ ”) which came with 16 seconds left in the third quarter. cade. Football before catching on with the Saints during the O others ethnic Romanians, he told the heard,” he said. “Crowds were even an unnamed resident of the city as Timisoara as saying between 300 People think most sportswriters arc frustrated out­ Philadelphia had 408 yards of offense to 291 for New “He’s a great quarterback. Considering the offensive radio. shot at from helicopters.” players strike in 1987. He led the Saints to victory over line he has, he’s really great,” Jackson said. “He had to saying things were calm during the and 4(X) demonstrators were killed fielders or quarterbacks. Or they really wanted to win tlie Orleans, but the turnovers killed the Eagles. O 'That would substantiate other ac­ A Yugoslav trucker, Frank Zem- day, “but at night it’s like during the in the unrest. British Open or the middleweight championship. Cunningham passed for 306 yards and ran for 92 Buffalo a week ago, and he passed for 236 yards and ran run a whole lot today. O ^ for 37 Monday night. counts trickling out of the country beri, said he passed through war. The bloody clashes were a sign of i ^ CeneQ^tause ^ But, actually, most Americans’ fantasy is to be riding against the NFL’s stingiest rushing defense. "The Saints “All week we stressed trying to gel to him and hit him o m He said the Eagles made no secret of their plan to put that the protest grew from a few Timisoara early "Tuesday and saw “All main intersections have contempt for Ccauscscu, who has the range and answering to the name “Buck.” "The Wild had given up an average of 78 rushing yards a game to hard. We stayed with him. He only got outside three or West is the fabric of most daydreams. When Europeans an all-out rush on him. hundred ethnic Hungarians defend­ two large fires raging in distant parts roadblocks, everybody is stopped ruled Romania since 1965, stifling \ B E D & BREAKFAST,^!^' previous 14 opponents, but the Eagles got 127. four times. He wanted to get outside, and we pretty well ing a local pastor into a massive of town. and checked and people arc not al­ think of America they think of cowboys. "They’d ratlicr Fourcadc, making only his second start in a real NFL “They told us they were coming. TTicy laughed about contained him.” dissent with a vast secret police coming. And they came. They came hard,” he said. demonstration against Ccausescu’s “Countless” tanks were parked on lowed to leave town except in ex­ force. sec the OK Corral than the White House, Main Street, game, said he was knocked woozy in the third quarter “Not a bad day’s work,” Atkins said. “A fumble harsh policies. the outskirts of Timisoara, Zemberi treme cases,” the radio quoted the While other East bloc counU'ics not Wall Street. Our national heroes wear Stetson hats and took two more blows to the head that aggravated his Fourcadc was sacked five times for 31 yards in losses, recovery, an interception and a blocked kick. Not a bad Romania’s crackdown drew said, but the city itself appeared resident as saying. end or relax one-party Communist Colonial Hospitality on the green and embroidered boots, not thrcc-piccc suits and attache disorientation. Cunningham four times for 36 yards. day’s work.” m rule, Ccauscscu’s government has Gourmet Cuisine nearby eases. maintained strict control of society Bicycles available for touring The cowboy is the enduring stuff of America’s image and the economy and continues to quiet country roads. of itself. Loyal, laconic, fair, a tough guy who doesn’t act > O ) 400 ask to join taping lawsuit harass and jail its critics. it. Sleeps on a bedroll with the sky as a roof and a coyote Jets hoping Steinberg can manage as GM ^ > Ccauscscu’s crash industrializ.a- Gift Certificates Available as a lullaby. HARTFORD (AP) — About 400 The rodeo is the last stand of this way of life in our JD H whether crimes were committed. no evidence that state police routine­ tion programs and drive to repay the portunities to gel personnel, wc can people have asked to join a lawsuit Your Hosts are society. And a guy who might have no desire to play By Barry Wilner building two Super Bowl teams — > O’Neill also asked Attorney ly of state police routinely listening country’s entire $11 billion foreign the 1979 and catch up quicker. filed against state police over the debt have caused widespread Jeff and Cinde Smith. centerfield for the Yankees or be in the finals at The Associated Press “0 General Clarine Nardi Riddle, Chief listened to tapes to hear confidential 1985 Patriots — was interviewed “I think they have some good secret taping of telephone calls at shortages and rationing of basic 25 Hebron Road State’s Attorney John J. Kelly and conversations. Wimbledon likes to think of himself as taming a mus­ Friday by owner Leon Hess and young players who have come on al­ state police barracks, and that num­ foods. Bolton, Connecticut 06043 HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. — In Howard Rifkin, O ’Neill’s legal tang, throwing and trussing a runaway steer, outlasting Gutman, who will return to ad­ ready in their careers. But they have ber doesn’t even include the state "The unrest was the most serious general, the have not counsel, to review the state police “Although the extent of the Reservations: an enraged bull. It’s always 1890 in a rodeo. A better ministrative and financial duties. some aging veterans and do not police union, which is also seeking since a protest march by 10,000 managed very well the last 15 years. taping issue. liability is unknown, most people Fine Antiques for Sale 643-8538 - 649-5678 time. “Dick has been given full have the nucleus of players in their to be a party to the suit, a lawyer for workers in Brasov in November So they’ve hired Dick Steinberg as The three said late last month that who had conversations recorded at Lewis Feild probably typifies the rodeo cowboy. A authority to run the football opera­ prime to really build a team the plaintiffs said. 1987. genera! manager. although the taping was improper, state police barracks will not be en­ wily old veteran of the bronc-riding circuits from the tion,” Gutman said. “Given the op­ around.” Hartford lawyer R. Bartley Hal- Badlands to the border, Lewis Feild is a cowboys’ cow­ Steinberg, 54, accepted a contract they did not find evidence that state titled to monetary damages without portunity to get a Dick Steinberg, Will they still have Walton as loran said Monday that a large num­ boy. He’s been on so many bucking horses, he’d probab­ estimated at five years for nearly police set up the system to violate proof of intentional wrongdoing,” someone of that caliber and reputa­ coach? It’s unlikely, although Stein­ ber of possible plaintiffs could result ly fall off one that stood still. He’s been rodeoing a $3.25 million to become the Jets’ the law. They also said they found the report said. tion, we had to do it.” berg would not commit to making in the state’s having to pay millions decade and has more air time than Lindbergh. He’s been first general manager since Weeb And Steinberg felt he had to take any coaching changes. of dollars in damage. He dismissed the world champion cowboy (All Around) twice but he Ewbank retired in 1973. the job. “We will evaluate everyone in a suggestions by a panel of state offi­ TRAPPED never gets the notoriety of, say, a Casey Tibbs or a Larry “We recognized the club was “The control I fell necessary to key position and decide in the near cials that the state’s liability in the Mahan because, for Lewie (as the rodeo hands, call him) without a general manager for 15 Bray Jewelers put the best possible team on the future which way wc will go,” scandal is minimal. “Yup” used to be an oration. He made Gary Cooper look years and the last time we won a Since 1918 field has been given and that’s all Steinberg said. “Don’t ask about a “There are an enormous number .... in the like a motor mouth. division championship was in anybody can ask for,” he said. time frame.” of people who used those lines,” Lewie Feild comes from a long line of homesteaders 1969,” Jets president Steve Gutman “The chance to come to New Jets fans will ask, of course. They Halloran said. who threw out the anchor and busted sod or raised lon­ said Monday. “We saw this step as Largest selection of loose diamonds York and try to do it in the big city have been chanting for Walton’s dis­ Halloran and Bridgeport lawyer “BIG-COMPANY OIL NET”? ghorns in the valleys of Utah in the last century after being the appropriate one taken to and with the backing and en­ missal since the Jets lost five Michael P. Koskoff filed a civil law­ All shapes and sizes to mount into coming west on covered wagons. U'y to restore the franchise to its suit in Bridgeport federal court last rings, earrings, and pendants. levels of success.” thusiasm of Leon Hess — it would straight in 1986 after a 10-1 start. Some kids get turned onto sport when their dads take They haven’t been a playoff con­ month on behalf of a dozen plain­ Escape to our smaller, PERSONALIZED company! "The Patriots, for whom Steinberg have been very hard to change my them to their first ball games. Lewie’s grandfather took tender since. tiffs, including the state association was director of player development mind.” him to a Fourth of July rodeo when he was 4 and he saw The Associated Press Walton has been stoic about his of criminal-defense lav/yers. Jeweler and watchmaker his fir.st bull ride. He was, so to sptcak, hooked. He went since 1981, don’t think everything Not that Steinberg likes what he sees in the Jets. They arc 4-11, their security, or lack thereof. Since then, Halloran said 400 home and began to ride calves around the family ranch NEW JETS’ GM— Dick Steinberg, former­ was done properly. They are con­ on premises worst record in seven seasons under “I can’t do anything else but my people have cither signed docu­ till he got old enough to break ponies for the roundup. sidering taking action, perhaps ly the director of player personnel of the Coach . job,” he said. ments asking to join the lawsuit or Bray Jewelers Holiday Hours: Rodeo cowboys belong to the self-reliant world of ath­ demanding compensation for Stein­ , was named Monday “I don’t sec one of the stronger Olliers whose jobs arc in jeopardy arc signing the documents. The WILSON C # . letes. No coaches to tell them what to do from the age of berg, because of what they claim 699 Main St. Mon-Fri 9-8 teams in the league, and this will not arc Jim Royer, who handles evalua­ union has said its 1,0(X) members puberty on up. No team buses. No training table. as the new general manager of the New were violations of his conU'act. be an overnight process,” he ad­ tion of NFL players, and Mike Hick­ arc as much the victims of the taping Manchester, CT Sat 9-5 Scholarships arc given at a few land grant schools but York Jets. Steinberg, who had a hand in mitted. “If wc can utilize all llic op­ ey, who runs the draft. as arc members of the public, be­ 643-5617 Sundays 10-4 they’re not widespread. cause they did not know which lines They don’t gel drafted. Nobody holds out any big were being taped. money contracts. "Hic most Lewie ever made in one year 1 In addition, Halloran said many — one of the years he was the world’s best — he made 30,003 pricoci volumes, ell subjects Used, Rare. Oul-ol-Prinl...Sold & Douohi LOWER PRICES! Surprising Pacers not surprising themselves more people arc expected to join the $166,042. Place kickers get that a game. lawsuit. Art Rodeo cowboys don’t have their own planes. Feild Humor By Bill Barnard players believe they could win. Believe “We’ve spread the offense out and ment as a scorer, jumping from 16 points The lawsuit was filed after The travels the circuit in a 4-whccl drive Ford truck, some­ Music The Associated Press me, that’s important.” we’re running more, and everyone’s last season to 22. Hartford Courant reported Nov. 7 Women times with a camper stuck on the back. He slays in cut- "The Racers were 13-5 and leading the happy with the way the roles arc set out,” “Reggie and Rik arc playing great and that state police routinely were Crafts CASH DISCOUNT PLAN rate motels, cals at the counter. Life is just a kind of com­ 'The Indiana Placers surprised everyone CcnU'al Division — toughest in the NBA Person said. “I’m not the only focus of wc’rc comfortable going to them now,” taping telephone calls in their bar­ Movies plicated bunkhousc. Nature SENIOR CITIZEN PLAN with their fast start in the NBA this — until consecutive losses to Milwaukee the offense anymore, but there’s no way I Fleming said. racks without warning people. Con­ Indians There is no equipment manager, no agent. Lewie buys and F\)rtland dropped them a half-game Miller is cocky and more than willing BOOKSNational Search (or Out-of-Print Books season. can be unhappy. I’m gelling the same versations between su.spccts in cus­ BUDGET PLAN his own saddle, riding gear. It’s no small item. Saddles Mystery John Fogarty Everyone, except the Indiana Facers. behind Chicago. number of shots because Vcm has done to answer the taunts of hostile crowds tody and lawyers also were Nature cost $1,000 and you wail a year. Saddlcmakcrs arc as President/Owner SERVICE CONTRACTS “We knew wc could play this way,” Nonetheless, with a 13-7 record they such a good job of increasing the tempo.” who remind him that his sister Cheryl is recorded, state police have ack­ Scl FIc rare as buggy manufacturers. He even pays to compete. Antiques point guard Vcm Fleming said. “After the are 10 weeks ahead of the victory pace of The trades that brought LaSalle more celebrated as a player than he. nowledged. AUTOMATIC OR CALL DELIVERY Like pro golfers, rodeo cowboys post an entry fee. "They Religion trades last season, wc started to play well last season, when they didn’t get No. 13 Thompson and Dctlcf Schrempf to In­ “I’m getting the ball where 1 like it,” he At least four other federal civil make only what they earn on horseback (or bull horn). Theater $5.00 OFF together over the last 32 games. But wc until Feb. 26. Indiana is 4-5 on the road, a diana and sent away Wayman Tisdale and said, and when asked where on the court lawsuits have been filed, including Eric Sbane They’re not even like fighters. They don’t gel to pick were so far behind in the standings that win level it didn’t reach until March 5 last Herb Williams left the Pacers with a by- he likes the ball, he replied, “I’m one against the town of Wallingford, New England With this ad. their opponents. The stock is chosen by random draw. Limit one per customer no one noticed. "They just looked at our season. ihe-book lineup — a big and mobile dangerous anywhere past midcourt.” where the police department Heritage Press They never hope they get some Palooka. You don’t make Wallace Nutting Min. purchase S10,(X> Heming said that previous Indiana center in Rik Smits, a rugged power for­ Miller’s confidence, however, is recorded private telephone conver­ overall record and said we’re no good.” Thomlon Burgess money unless your horse — or bull — is a four-lcggcd , teams relied too much on forward Chuck ward in Thomp.son, a high scoring small tempered by the knowledge tliat the sations illegally. Expires 12/24/89 OLD FASHIONED PERSONALIZED SERVICE "The Facers were 28-54 last season, but Joseph C. Lincoln psychopatli. after trades with Dallas and Sacramento Person, then stood around and watched, forward and shooting guard in Person and Pacers aren’t a team with a superstar. Federal wiretap laws prohibit Gene Slralton Porter. Lewie would have been one of the favorites for the or pouted, as he scored and the team lost. Reggie Miller, and in Fleming, a heady “Only guys like Michael Jordan, Magic tape-recording of telephones without BOOKS & BIRDS that changed the chemistry of the team, National Finals Rodeo at tlie Thomas & Mack Arena in they finished 17-15. “Before, wc went to Chuck too much point guard who can score when left Johnson and Larry Bird can come into the the knowledge of at least one of the Oil Salk, Prop. Las Vegas, an event he has won three limes in the past, 'That gave Coach Dick Versace just the and when that’s all you do, it doesn’t open. league and have an immediate impact,” people using the telephone. The •li StOE. Middle Tpk except for a second ride prior to the big event. Feild was If *' Manchester, CT work,” Fleming said. “Guys weren’t get­ Smits, tlie 7-foot-4 center, is steadily Miller said. “The rest of us normal people laws provide victims in such cases a opening he needed for some confidence- r * (203) 649-3449 Details? Call not lied on the horse, an outlaw named Kingsway, when building during preseason training camp. ting along and were upset all the lime. improving, as the Pacers hoped when he need some time.” minimum of $1(),0{X) in damages : ^ J •d t t/> ■ You can’t win that way.” : cj : 1A o HOUP3; Tuosday Salurday they sprung the barrier. Lewie should have gotten a re­ “Finishing two games over .5(X) for the was picked second in the 1988 draft. His Feming already has been recognized plus legal fees. at X7t X iJtd : D : 11:00-5:00 PM Person is still the team’s No. 2 scorer as a leader with his early season selection c c •4 : O - ride but he hadn’t lime to grasp the mane rope with two last 32 games was a good building block, average is 15 points, up from last E a> MANCHESTER Gov. William A. O’Neill and U.S. c 12 : O _ L. l^rHUHSDAY UNTIL 8PM VERNON hands, the signal of a false start. He was charged with a with 20 points per game, but with the as an NBA Player of the Week. 3 5 \ax a source of pride for everyone,” Versace .season’s 11.7, and he already has two District Judge T.F. Gilroy Daly or­ ' w • a> o Sunday 11:00-4:00 PM : ■o o >0 said. “It was a frame of reference 1 u.scd Pacers winning, he says he’s more than games with 30 or more points. “Vcm is playing like an All-Star,” Ver­ dered the taping stopped and a r*D A CO; Monday 11:00 2:30 PM 645-8393 ■ nj : ■ 872-2140 Please see MURRAY, page 11 daily in training camp. It helped the happy to just fit in. Miller has made llic biggest improve­ sace said. federal grand jury is investifiatinu ■WJ O S E LiL L_ 10 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Dee. 19, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, 'niesday. Dec. 19,1989—11 Big Ten Conference is going to need a new name High School Roundup

By David S. Martin discuss Penn State’s move to the Big hopes notwithstanding, will likely regular-season contact with the Big ball, compete in the Atlantic 10 million to each school. The Associated Press Ten. At that, he was beaten to the see Penn State playing an ab­ Ten during the 1980s was a two- Conference. University of Illinois president punch Monday by Pennsylvania breviated Big Ten schedule that game, home-and-home series with By Joining the Big Ten, Penn Stanley O. Ikenberry, chairman of STATE COLLEGE, Pti. — They Gov. Robert Casey, who congratu­ wouldn’t allow the Nitlany Lions to Iowa in 1983 and 1984. Stale receives a share of the con­ the Big Ten’s association of presi­ Coventry’s defense key to win over East Hampton won’t be able to call it the Big Ten lated the school on the impending compete for the conference title Penn State has a contract to play ference’s revenue. The league has a dents, said last week that Perm State anymore. move, Casey spokesman Vince until the mid-1990s. Big Ten Southern California eight times lucrative television contract that had been invitation to join the con­ COVENTRY — With a stifling in eight points and a team-high six maculate the lead in the middle ses­ couldn’t pul the ball in the basket. Carocci .said. schools play eight league games, but beginning next year, Miami four runs until 1996. ference. fullcourt press giving host CovenUy steals. The Patriots recorded 17 sion. East lied it 33 .seconds into the We’ve got to score some points to Penn State, the leading Eastern in­ Penn State’s long-range contracts times beginning in 1992 and will High the upper hand early, the steals as their pressure had an effect third stanza with Zavaski scoring, win some games.” dependent football jx)wer, is ready And Lt. Gov. Mark Singel said, will make it difficult to switch to play Notre Dame through 1994. Penn State’s football program The Big Ten does not require any Patriots went on to a 46-31 victory on the Bellringers. Renfro chipped assisted by Gagnon. Bolton led, 2-1, after one quarter, to join the 10 Midwest universities “I’m per.sonally pleased that it’s playing eight teams that haven’t Penn Slate’s other tithletic teams pays for the 27 other Penn State team to drop out of the conference oyer ^ s t Hampton High Monday in eight rebounds for Coventry. Zavaski’s first-period goal came and trailed, 13-7, at halftime. Bacon that have made up the Big Ten for come together. What it means to been natural rivals. could begin plttying a Big Ten sports, which lose money. with the addition. The last change in night in Charter Oak Conference COVENTRY (46) — Jenny Davis 2 4-6 8. with the Eagles shorthanded. Each assumed a 25-13 advantage after the past 39 years. Penn Slate fans is this: They can schedule within two or three years. The Big Ten champion gels an the conference occurred in 1950, girls’ basketball action. Robin Russell 1 0-0 2, Janet Werlel 0 0-0 0. team had five penalties in the hard- three quarters. The closest the make plans to attend a Rose Bowl in Johanna VanKruiningen 10-0 2, Jenny tWajda 1 A news conference was st^heduled Penn State’s schedules through Penn State has jilaycd an indc- automatic bid to the Rose Bowl. when Michigan State filled a vacan­ The win moves Coventry to 4-0 0-0 2. Stacie Renfro 8 4-7 20, Chrissy Gagnon checking game. Bulldogs got in the fourth was seven the very near future.” 5 0-1 10, Jenna Haynes 0 0-0 0, Jen Kirchner 0 today during which Penn Slate 1992, for instance, include no Big ixmdent football schedule, but many This year’s game, Michigan against cy left four years earlier by in the COC East, 4-1 overall, while Eagle goalie Brendon Wheeler (25-18). president Bryce Jordan planned to The very near future, Singel’s Ten team. The Niitany Lions’ only 0-0 0, Kris Spencer 1 0-0 2, Sarah Anderson 0 other of its sports, notably basket­ Southern California, will pay $5.1 Chicago’s departure. the Bellringers slide to 2-2, 3-2. 0- 0 0. Totals 19 8-14 46. had 23 stops while Immaculate’s Erin Transuc and Diane Cham­ Coventry’s next game is Thursday EAST HAMPTON (31) — Amy Tyler 2 04) 4, Bud Boulin had 22. berlain each scored 10 points for Christine Fielding 0 2-2 2, Lisa Abbott 3 4-4 10, night at Portland High. East Catholic t o i l — 3 Marcle DuPaul 0 0-0 0, Kathy FeatherchuK 2 Bacon while Danielle Curylo led Immaculata 1 1 0 0 — 2 “Our fullcourt press was very ef­ 1- 2 5, Jody Alien 4 0-0 8, Shelly Desso 0 2-4 2, Scoring: Bolton with seven, including a pair fective,” Coventry coach Ray Dim- Sandy Mann 0 0-0 0, Rebecca White 0 0-0 0. First period: of 3-pointcrs. mock said. “It allowed us to lake Totals 11 9-12 31. I- Parker (McGovern, Sherman) 1:45 BACON ACADEMY (39) — Stephanie Halftime: 26-15 Coventry. EC- Scott Zavaski (Mike Ratlin) 7:35 McConnell 2 0-0 4. Erin Transue 4 2-10 10, SCOREBOARD command in the first quarter.” Second period: Jenniler Anadore 0 1-2 1, Stacie Eisman 4 0-2 , Coventry had a 12-2 lead after the East icemen I- Symon (unassisted) 5:50 8. Becky Forcucci 3 0-0 6, Diane Chamberlain 5 TTiIrd period: 0-0 to. Heather Giordanella 0 0-3 0. Totals 16 Northwd, Mich. 71, Saginaw Val. St. 64 turn with 5-8 senior Stacie Renfro EC- Zavaski (Andy Gagnon) :33 3-17 39. Northwestern 103, NE lllirwis 63 leading the way with eight of her win in overtime Overtime: BOLTON (18) — Amy Stoudt 1 0-5 2, Basketball Ohio St. 78, Robert Morris 51 career-high 20 points in the quarter. EC- Chris Labrie (Gagnon, Zavaski) :45 Maureen Grillin 0 0-2 0, Nancy Betting 1 2-2 4, Ohio U. 96, Youngstown St 95 Hockey RIDGEFIELD — It took only 45 Saves: EC- Brendon Wheeler 23, I- Paulin Jessica Brahaney 0 0-1 0, Jill Supple 0 0-3 0, Purdue 62, Wichita St. 54 IT OUST NeePS A Renfro led the way despite missing seconds of overtime for East 22. Danielle Curylo 2 1-3 7, Teresa McMahon 0 3-4 Wis.-Riv. Falls 78. Bomidji St. 70 her first seven shots. Catholic High to conic home a win­ 3, Dawn Bedard 1 0-0 2. Totals 56-18 18. NBA standings Wittenberg 62, Otlorbein 57 FeVlTDRUSCfTllPFiNe NHL standings “We’re used to that,” Dimmock 3-point goals: B- Curylo 2. EASTERN CONFERENCE Wooster 64, Chicago 57 ner as Chris Labric stuffed home the Bacon Academy Halllimo: 13-7 Bacon AUanDc Division Xavier, Ohio 80. E. Illinois 48 TtliiiNS IW* WPBit*3o!! WALES CONFERENCE spoke of Renfro’s slow start. “It deciding goal in the Eagles’ 3-2 win W L Pci GB SOUTHWEST Patrick Division lakes her a little while to warm up, over host Immaculate High of Dan­ tips Bolton girls New'ibrk 14 7 .667 — Arkansas 91, Dethune-Cookman 61 W L TPte GF GA even in practice. 1 really don’t know Boston 12 10 .545 2'H New Mexico St. 74. Texas Tech 68 Philadelphia 16 14 4 36 125 110 bury Monday night. BOLTON — Scoring points has ECHS wrestlers NY Rangers 15 14 5 35 110 107 why.” Philadelphia 11 10 .524 3 ^ s t goes to 2-0 with the victory been the toughest thing thus far into Washington 11 11 .500 3’ /i How Top 25 fared NewJersoy 15 15 3 33 132 130 Coventry’s lead was 26-15 at the back to .500 Miami 7 1 7 ,292 e'/J Wfashington 13 15 4 30 111 111 while Immaculate is 1-4. East’s next the season for the Bolton High girls’ Pittsburgh 13 16 3 29 127 134 half and 41-23 after three periods. The East Catholic High wrestling Now Jersey 6 15 .286 8 How the Associated Press' Top 25 teams game is Saturday at 8 p.m. against basketball team. Central Division fared Monday: NY Islanders 11 20 4 26 112 133 The Patriots’ defense, meanwhile, team dropped a 61-10 decision to Adams Division Ridgefield High at the Bolton Ice Monday night versus visiting Chicago 14 7 .667 — 1. Syracuse (7-0) did not play. was holding down the Bellringers’ visiting St. Paul of Bristol Monday Indiana 13 7 .650 ’ '2 2. Kansas (10-0) did rx)t play. Bullalo 21 9 4 46 119 101 Palace. Bacon Academy, that proved to be 3. Georgetown (7-0) did not play. 20 13 4 44 121 101 night. Atlanta 13 8 .619 1 Lisa Abbott. “We played good team Labric’s game winner came with its downfall again as Bacon Detroit 13 10 . 565 2 4. Missouri (9-0) did not play. Boston 17 13 3 37 111 96 defense, and we tried to concentrate Ea.sl is now 1-1 for the season. Cleveland 10 11 .476 4 5. Illinois (6-0) did not play. Hartford 16 17 1 33 111 114 the Eagles on the power play with registered a 39-18 Charter Oak Con­ Milwaukee 10 12 .455 4’ /2 6. Michigan (7-1) did not ^ay. Quebec 6 23 5 17 104 161 on Abbott and held her to 10 an Immaculate penally from the ference victory. Paul Waski and Todd Saucier 7. Oklahoma (4-0) did not play. c CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Orlando 8 15 .348 7 points,” Dimmock said. third period carrying over. Andy The Bulldogs remain winlcss at picked up the Eagle points. WESTERN CONFERENCE 8. LSU (4-1) did not play. Norris Division Johanna VanKruiningen had the Results: 103- Jason Smith (SP) WBF. ii2 - Midwest Division 9. Louisville (8-1) boat Austin Poay 93-59. W L TPts GF GA Gagnon and Scott Zavaski, the latter 0-5 and will host Rocky Hill Jim Smith (SP) WBF, 119- Rich Theriault (SP) W L Pet GB 10. Arkansas (G-1) boat Bothune-Cookiman Chicago 19 13 2 40 130 119 defensive asignmcnl on Abbott with East’s first two goals, assisted Thurstlay at 7 p.m. Bacon moves to WBF, 125- Brian Strathman (SP) WBF. 130- Utah 15 6 .714 — 91-61. Minnesota 17 15 2 36 118 119 when the Patriots were in a man-to­ on the deciding tally. Gagnon’s .shot Mark Chu (SP) WBF, 135- Mike Bloom (SP) Reginald Pinto/Manchester Herald San Antonio 14 6 ,700 'r2 11. Indiana (7-0) did not play. Toronto 17 18 0 34 144 152 3-1. dec. Chns Franson, 140- Jeff Fernaid (SP) Denver 14 9 .609 2 12. Duke (3-2) did not play. St. Louis 14 13 6 34 113 106 man. “When we played zone, from the point was blocked, but pinned Robert Rommel, 145- Mark Sadock (SP) Detroit 10 18 5 25 100 126 “We have had a few players out READY — Manchester High’s DeVaughn Whitehead Houston 11 12 .478 5 13. UNLV (4-2) did not play. NFL everyone was aware where she (Ab­ Labric jammed it home from a siek and we really haven’t had a dec. William Tanski, 152- Pai Fernaid (SP) Dallas 10 11 .476 5 14. Georgia Tech (5-0) did not play. Smythe Division bott) was,” Dimmock said. pinned Jim Varhue, 160- Paul l^ s ik (EC) doc. watches play during a recent scrimmage. The Indians were Minnesota 5 17 .227 10''2 15. North Carolina State (6-1) did rx>t play. Edmonton 16 11 7 39 138 119 scramble in front of the net. gooti jiraelicc in over a week,” Bol­ Stove Franco, 171- Aaron Sarra (SP) dec. Mike Charlotte 3 18 .143 12 16. Iowa (7-0) boat Droxol 59-50. ^iRMAN Calgary 14 11 9 37 145 120 Chrissy Gagnon added 10 points The teams traded first-period ton eoaeh Dave Lcctc said. “It was Willis, 189- Andy Dudzikowski (SP) WBF. to open their 1989-90 season today at 4 against Wilbur Pacific Division 17. M em ^is State (4-1) did not play. Los Angolos 16 14 3 35 146 136 and freshman Jenny Davis chipped scores with Chip Symon giving Im­ Heavyweight- Todd Saucier (EC) p in n ^ Dave L A. Lakers 18 5 .783 — 18. UCLA (4-1) did rK)t play. Winnipeg 14 13 5 33 103 111 just one of those games. Wc Salerno. Cross in New Haven. Portland 17 7 .708 1'/2 19. St. John's (8-2) did not play. Vancouver 11 16 7 29 114 128 Seattle 11 10 .524 6 20. Alabama (7-1) beat Baptist College Monday's Game Ptwonix 9 10 .474 7 63-32. Toronto 6, St. Louis 3 5 F L A. Clippers 8 12 .400 8'/2 21. Oregon State (5-1) did not play. Tuesday's Games Golden Slate 8 14 .364 9'/2 22. Arizona (2-2) did not play. Hartford at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. In Brief . . . High School Preview Sacramento 6 14 .300 10'r2 23. La Salle (4-0) did not play. New Jersey at New Vbrk Islanders. 7:35 p.m. 24. Oklahoma State (4-2) did not play. Playoff picture Washington at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. Monday's Games * V* 5 No games scheduled 25. Michigan Slate (7-2) lost to Bowling Football NATIONAL CONFERENCE Edmonton at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. Tuesday's Games Groen 81-79. EAST Transactions Winnipeg at Los Angolos, 1035 p.m. Utah at Now Vbrk, 7:30 p.m. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES (10-5): They need Calgary at Vancouver, 1035 p.m. Whalers play Penguins tonight Minnesota at Washington, 7:30 p.m. one victory to clinch a wild-card spot. Philadel­ Wednesday's Games BASEBALL Dallas at Charlotte, 7:30 p.m. Women’s Top 25 NFL standings phia will clinch the division if they boat Phoenix Boston at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. PITTSBURGH — The Hartford Whalers, the best Depth major obstacle American League Now Jersey at Miami, 7:30 p.m. next week and the Giants lose to the Raiders Buffalo at New York Rangers, 7:35 p.m. road team in the National Hockey League with a 10-5 Record Pts Pvs AMERICAN CONFERENCE SEATTLE MARINERS— Signed Anthony Sacramento at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. because the Eagles beat the Giants twice this Toronto at DetroiL 735 p.m. 1. La. Tech (51) 7-0 1,587 1 East Blasucci, Bryan Clark and Vance Lovelace, mark, will play in Pittsburgh tonight (7:35, SportsChan­ Seattle at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. season. St. Louis at Chicago, 835 p.m. m ^ 2. Stanford (13) 4- 01,547 3 W L T Pet. PF PA pitchers, and assigned them to Calgary ol the NEW YORK GIANTS (11-4): They have Vancourer at Calgary, 9:35 p.m. nel). at Chicago, 8 p.m. 3. Georgia 6-0 1,440 4 Buffalo 8 7 0 .533 372 317 Pacific Coast League. ( o ^ Boston at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. clinched a wild-card playoff spoL The Giants for MHS swimmers 4. Tennessee 6- 21,405 2 Miami 8 7 0 .53 3 30 7 3 52 National League TTie Whalers (16-17-1), forever straddling the .500 can clinch the NFC East by beating the Raiders X m Indiana at Los Angeles Clippers, 10:30 p.m. 5. Iowa 7- 1 1,329 5 Indianapolis 6 7 0 .533 292 260 CHICAGO CUBS— Named Jim Essian NHL result mark, will once again try to rcaach that level with a win Houston at Portland, 10:30 p m. 6. Texas 5- 1 1,251 6 New England 5 10 0 .333 277 367 next week, or if they arid Philadelphia each Indians. Other key performers for lose. manager ol their Iowa team in the American As­ tonight. Hartford is in fourth place in the Adams Wednesday's Games 7. Auburn 6- 1 1,169 7 N Y. Jets 4 11 0 .26 7 253 3 74 sociation. Named Brad Mills, manager, and Bill Maple Leafs 6, Blues 3 By Jim Tierney Z “D Utah at Boston, 7:30 p.m. CENTRAL Manchester will be juniors Todd Erickson 8. Lor^g Beach St. 5- 1 1,1268 Central Marloy, coach, ol the Winston-Salem team in St. Louis 1 1 1— 3 Division, four points behind third-place Boston. Pit­ Manchester Herald Dallas at Now Jersey. 7:30 p.m. MINNESOTA VIKINGS (9-6): The Vikings (freestylc/backslrokc), Dave Phillips O 1 3 9. N. Carolina St. 6- 1 1,0659 Houston 9 6 0 .600 345 380 the Carolina League. Named Greg Mahiberg, Toronto 1 4 1— 6 Washington at Philadelphia. 7:30 p.m. must win the division to reach the playolfs; they tsburgh enters the game with a record of 13-16-3. 10. Sleph. F. Austin 5- 0993 11 Cleveland 8 6 1 .567 310 234 manager, and Les Strode, coach, ol the Peoria First Period— 1, Toronto, Clark 11 (Dam- (freestyle), Luke Bittner (backstroke), Chicago at Orlando, 7:30 p.m. cannot bo a wild card. Minnesota can clinch ^ o 11. Purdue 3- 1 Cincinnati 98610 8 7 0 .533 383 256 loam in the Midwest League. Named Bill phousse, Marols), 18:46 (pp). 2, SL Louis, Ron Francis leads the Whalers with 38 points while A small, inexperienced squad will Denver at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. with a victory over Cincinnati Monday night, or if Eric Shanahan (backstroke), Mike O T l 12. Virginia 6- 1 Pittsburgh 865 12 8 7 0 .533 234 304 Hayes, manager, and Joe Mousey, coach, ol Brown 7 (Momosso, Roberts), 19:08. Penal­ Mario Lemieux tops Pittsburgh with 59. comprise the Manchester High boys’ Los Angeles Lakers at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Green Bay loses to Dallas. The Vikings hold the 13. UNLV 5- 1 851 13 West the Geneva team in the Now York-Ponn ties— Robots, StL, double minor (roughing), l^cnchan (butterfly), Mark Flores (in­ Sacramento at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. 14. Maryland 6- 2 x-Denvor 744 14 11 4 0 .733 346 207 tie breaker over the Packers because of a bet­ Peter Sidorkicwicz (4-8-0) will start in goal for swim team this year. o m ter division record. League. Named Steve Roadcap, manager, and ;52; Marsh. Tor, misconducL :52; Hannan, Tor dividual medley) and Rauls Ramans Indiana at Phoenix, 9:30 p.m. 15. Washington 4- 1 L A. 680 Raiders 15 8 7 0 .533 298 263 Ray Sadocki, coach, lor the Huntington ol the m C/) GREEN BAY PACKERS (9-6): Green Bay (roughing), :52; Tilley, StL (slashing), 6:12; Hartford while Tom Barrasso will be in the net for the The numbers arc down while the talent Houston at Coldon State, 10:30 p.m. 16. Louisiana St. 6-1 645 16 Kansas City 7 7 1 .500 291 262 Appalachian League. (breastsu-oke). must win next week to make the playoffs. If the Clark, Tor (charging), 11:16; Chase, SIL, Penguins. level is good. However, depth will be the 17. Vanderbilt 10-1 591 18 Seattle 7 8 0 .467 241 298 LOS ANGELES DODGERS— Sent Jose Viz­ Packers beat Dallas and Minnesota loses to minor-major (instigator, lighting), 15:04; Senior Mark Aramli (freestyle) and Big East Conference O'all 18. St. Joseph's 3-1 403 21 San Dieqe 5 10 0 .333 247 274 caino, inlieldor, and Carlos Hernandez, catcher, major obstacle the Indians wifi face. Cincinnati, the Packers win the division. If the Richardson, Tor. major (fighting). 1534; Tilley, sophomore Kirk Ringbkxim (diving) will W L W L 19. South Carolina 3- 2 398 20 outright to Albuquerque of the Pacific Coast Youth soccer signups set Rams and Philadelphia each lose and Green StL (roughing), 17:46; Hannan, Tor (elbowing), “Quality, not quantity,” Manchester Villanova 1 0 6 3 20. Tennessee Tech 4- 1 303 22 NATIONAL CONFERENCE League. also be looked upon for scoring. Six Bay wins, the Packors are a wild card because Goorgotown 0 0 7 0 21. Hawaii 5- 0 245 24 East 19:56. The Manchester Rec Department will conduct youth coach Jeff Thornton said. “Over half o 2 of conference record. For the same reason, the freshmen arc among the roster of 19 Syracuse 0 0 7 0 22. S. Mississippi 6- 0 20 4 25 W L T Pet. PF PA FOOTBALL Second Period— 3, Toronto Kordic 6 (lafrato), haven i swam competitively before. Wc Packers also are a wild card if the Rams lose summer soccer registration on three Monday nights (Jan. m >> Si. John’s 0 0 8 2 23. Old Dominion 4-3 202 23 y-N.Y. Giants 11 4 0 .733 314 235 National Football League 2:28. 4, Toronto lafrate 9 (Damphousse, swimmers. and Green Bay and Washington wins. 8, 22 and 29) from 6 to 8 at the filing Junior High have good swimmers, but without depth, Providence 0 0 4 2 24. DePaul 4-3 163 19 Philadelphia 10 5 0 .667 311 260 DALLAS COWBOYS— Vtteivod Garry Cobb Marols), 8:50. 5, Toronto Osborne 11 (Olezyk, Schedule: Dec. 22 Alumni Meet WEST Seton Hall 0 0 5 1 25. Mississippi 6-3 149 17 NNashington 9 6 0 .600 357 308 linebacker. Leeman), 9:19. 6, S i Louis Hull 26 (Oates), cafeteria. wc 11 have a lough time winning meets. Jan. 3 Simsbury H, 5 Platt A. 9 Wotheistield H, 12 Pittsburgh Phoenix 5 10 0 .333 244 346 SAN FRANCISCO 49ofs (13-2): They have NEW YORK JETS— Named Dick Steinberg 10:33. 7, Toronto Francescholti 9, 19:08. Penal­ Maloney A, 16 Conaro H, 19 Hartford Public H, 23 > CO 0 0 4 3 Others receiving votes; Providence 142, N. Il­ There arc four divisons: Pec Wee (ages 6-7), Midgets Everyone wifi have to do three events per Boston College Dallas 1 14 0 .067 194 373 clinched the division championship and the general manager. ties— Flamage, Tor (holding), 6:08; Lowry, StL Bulkeley A. 26 Windham A, 30 Hall H. 0 0 5 2 linois, 74, Kentucky 64, Connecticut 46, Mon­ Connecticut Central home-field advantage throughout the NFC (slashing), 9:48; Clark, Tor (roughing). 9:48. (ages 8-9), Juniors (ages 10-11) and Intcrmccliatc (ages meet. Feb. 2 Fermi H, 6 Enfield H, 8 East Hartford H. 20 0 1 7 2 tana 23. Duke 22, Northwestern 12. Toledo 11, Minnesota 9 6 0 .600 322 254 playoffs. Third Period— 8, Toronto Kurvers 5 (Osborne,' Newington H, 27 East Catholic H. La Salle 8. Illinois St. 7, St. Peter’s 7. Ohio St. 12-14). Age is determined as of Dec. 31, 1989. Junior captain Matt Minor, who wifi Green Bay 9 6 0 .600 342 346 LOS ANGELES RAMS (10-5): If they win Olezyk), :30 (pp). 9. St. Louis, Roberts 1 March 1 CCC East Meet 10 Class LL Trials (Ham­ Monday's Results 6, Arkansas 5, Florida 5, Kansas 5, Bowling Chicago 6 9 0 next week at New England, they reach the (Brind'Amour, P, Cavallini), 1:04. Penal­ There is a $5 registration fee and a $4 Rec member­ compete in the freestyle events, leads the Pittsburgh 92, Duquesne 87 Green 4, Clemson 4, UCLA 4. Penn St. 3, .400 358 351 den High), 13 Class LL Meet Ctble), 17 State Opea Detroit 6 9 0 playoffs as a wild card. Even if they lose, the ties— Brown, StL (holding), :26; (Damphousse, Tonight's Game Miami. Fla. 3, Southern Cal 2. Florida St. 1. .400 281 340 Bowling ship card is required at lime of registration. Tampa Bay 5 10 0 Flams can make it if Minnesota, Green Bay or C.W. Post at Syracuse, 8 p.m. Iowa St. 1, San Diego 1. .333 298 388 Tor (hooking), 3:17; Chase, SIL (unsportsman­ Wednesday's Game West Washington loses. (Washington is already like conduct), 7:52; Richardson, Tor (un­ TTicrc is a maximum number of participants that will Virginia Tech at Georgetown, 7:30 p.m. x*San Francisco 13 2 0 .867 416 253 eliminated, but can still get involved in a sportsmanlike conduct), 7:52; McIntyre, Tor be included in the program. No registration will be taken The Associated Press Thursday's Games L.A. Flams 10 5 0 .667 402 324 tiebreaker situation at 10-6 with Green Bay and Blossom League (hooking), 8:16; Flamage, Tor (hooking), 13:27; tfio Rams that would pul the Fuckers into the after Jan. 29, 1990. Boston College at Providence, 7:30 p.m. New Orleans 8 7 0 .533 345 295 Doris Hatlin 186-493, Mary St. Peter MacLoan, StL (holding), 16:04; Chase, StL, Ramos clinging to life playoffs by conference record; if there is a two- LOOSE BALL — Iowa’s Jay Webb (42) and Drexel’s Chris Arizin Villanova at LaSalle, 7 p.m. Scholastic Atlanta 3 12 0 .200 255 406 178-486, Donna Eichler 187-497, Barbara minor-major-gamo misconduct (instigator, fight­ Saturday's Games x-clinched division tllle way tie, the Rams are in b ^ u s o they beat Bosch 4 ^ . ing), 19:34; Flichardson, Tor, major (fighting). (22) go after a loose ball during their game Monday night m lowa Southern Connecticut at UConn (Field y-clinchod playoff berth Green Bay; but if Washington is involved it be­ 19:34. Tittle, Warfield to appear PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Ramon base of the brain in the accident early comes a three-way lie, with conference records City, lowa. The No. 16 Hawkeyes won, 59-50. House), 8 p.m. Elks Shots on goal— St. Louis 18-14-16— 48. Saturday. He was in surgery for three Pittsburgh at Toledo. 1 p.m. Scholastic hoop standings the determinant). Toronto 7-10-8— 25. Two members of the National Football League’s Hall Ramos, clinging to life despite two opera­ Monday's Game AMERICAN CONFERENCE Ralph Doyer Sr. 140-392, Jerry Ridel hours after the crash. Monday’s surgery Utah at Providence, 2 p.m. CCC Easl-girls O 'l Power-play Opportunities— St. Louis 0 of 6; of Fame, Y.A. Tittle and Paul Warfield, wifi be in tions to relieve pressure on his brain, is Niagara at St. John's, 8 p.m. Now Orleans 30, Philadelphia 20 EAST 138-375, Tony Desimone 357, Howard Toronto 2 ol 6. W L W Saturday, Dec. 23 Hampton 136-356, Tony Salvatore 146-391, Jim Manchester on Jan. 13-14 for the fifth annual Opening given a 50-50 chance of surviving the in­ was performed on the same area of the Seton Hall vs, Michigan (at UNLV), 4 p.m. BUFFALO BILLS (8-7): The Bills can clinch Goalies— St. Louis, Jablonski, 0-1-0 (25 Manchester 0 0 2 Buffalo at Now York Jots, 12:30 p.m. Woodcock 138-393, Wayne Smith 146-388, Joe Villanova at Furman, 1:30 p.m. the division by winning Saturday against the shols-19 saves). Toronto, Boslor, 8-7-0 (48-45) Pitch Sports Collectibles Show. juries sustained in a weekend automobile brain. Rockville 0 0 1 Washington at Soattia, 4 p.m. Twaronilo 165-409. Bowling Green pulls New York Jets. Buffalo holds the tiebreaker ad­ A— 15,414. Burchicl cautioned that survival will East Hartford 0 0 0 Cleveland at Houston, 8 p.m. The two-day sports memorabilia event wifi be held at accident. vantage in the division because it boat Miami Referee— Dan Marouelli. Linesman— Bob South Windsor o 0 1 not mean full recovery. Big East result Sunday, Dec. 24 twice and has a better AFC East record than le Hodges, Shane Hoyar. East Catholic High. Warfield wifi sign autographs on Jan. Ramos underwent emergency surgery Windham 0 0 1 Detroit at Atlanta, 1 p.m. dianapolis. If the Bills lose, they can win the 13 and Tittle on Jan. 14. on Monday to remove a blood clot from “How that’s going to affect his Pitt 92, Duquesne 87 Enfield 0 0 0 Green Bay at Dallas, 1 p.m. division it Indianapolis and Miami both lose, or Calendar neurological functions, his personality, Fermi o 0 1 Indianapolis at New Orleans, 1 p.m. can bo a wild card if Indianapolis, Kansas City, Show hours both days are 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admis­ off win from outside the right side of his brain, the second such DUQUESNE (87) Hartford Public 0 0 1 Kansas City at Miami, 1 p.m. Cincinnati. Pittsburgh, the Flaidors and Seattle sion is $2 adults, and $1 for children under 16. operation performed on the 22-year-old behavior and memory, is really impos­ Ansolmino 11-18 0-0 23. Stevenson 11-26 Today Radio, TV Los Angeles Raiders at New 'ibrk Giants, 1 all lose. player in dtree days. sible to say at this point,” Burchicl said. 2-2 24. Kelly 4-11 2-3 10. Adams 2-3 0-0 4. p.m. MIAMI DOLPHINS (8-7): The Dolphins must Boys Basketball By The Associated Press just a part of it. It’s the players’ and the Petrarca 8-13 0-0 24, Paige 1-2 0-0 2, Jean 0-0 COC Easl-girls O'all Los Angelos Rams at New England, 1 p.m. win to reach the playoffs. They will win the Manchester at Wilbur Cross, 4 p.m. fans’. They’re just as much a part of it. Ramos remained in a coma, but sur­ Ramos, who helped lead Seton Hall to 0-0 0. Schohn 0-0 0-0 0. Felix 0-0 0-0 0, Codey Lichtenberg takes Ohio U. post W L W L Phoenix at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. division it Bullalo and Indianapolis both lose. East Catholic at Farmington, 7:30 Today It’s not something you think about when vived the second bout with surgery, ac­ a berth in the NCAA Tournament finals 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 37-73 4-5 8 7. Coventry 3 0 3 1 Pittsburgh at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. Miami can still be a wild card. RHAM at Bolton. 7:30 It doesn’t matter whether you shoot PITTSBURGH (92) COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Tom Lichtenberg, who cording to Dr. Kim Burchicl, head of last season, was injured when the sports Bacon Academy 12 2 2 Chicago at San Francisco, 4 p.m. INDIANAPOLIS COLTS (8-7): The Colts will Coventry at Porttand, 7:30 7:30 p.m. — Whalers at Penguins, from inside or outside as long as the ball you Utke a job, but I’m happy about it. Shorter 8-19 8-10 24. Brookin 6-12 8-9 22. RHAM 1 2 1 3 Denver at San Diego, 4 p.m. win the division if they win at Now Orleans next led Maine to a 9-3 season and an NCAA Division I-AA Coach Hickman is a super guy and a neurosurgery at Oregon Health Sciences car he was driving hit a patch of ice at a Martin 7-11 5-6 19. Matthews 6-12 6-8 19. Bolton 0 3 0 4 Wednesday SportsChannel, WTIC goes inside — inside the rim. Monday, Dec. 25 week and Buttalo loses. They also clinch a wild playoff berth in his only season as its football coach, said University. high rale of speed early Saturday on Inter­ Porter 1-3 2-2 4. Morningstar 2-5 0-0 4. Cincinnati at Minnesota, 9 p.m. card with a victory because of a 7-5 conference Cromwell at Cheney Tech. 730 8 p.m. — Top Rank , Bowling Green trailed No. 25 friend of mine.” Cavanaugh 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 29-63 29-35 92. End Regular Season record. QIrta Baskstball ESPN today he has accepted the head coaching job at Ohio Louisville’s seventh straight victory The two-hour procedure was per­ state 5 just south of Portland. The car Halftime— Pittsburgh 49, Duquesne 33. 3- COC West- girls O'all CENTRAL East Catholic at Platt, 7:30 University. Michigan State by a point and called a skidded across the median and rolled point goals— Duquesne 9-21 (Petrarca 8-12, 8:30 p.m. — Celtics at Bucks, also enabled the Cardinals to equal their formed after a CAT scan detected critical W L W L HOUSTON OILERS (9-6): The Oilers will lea Hockey Lichtenberg said he was told Monday by Ohio U. offi­ timeout to set up an inside shot. But when several times. The 6-fool-8, 255-pound Anselmino 1-3. Stevenson 0-6). Pittsburgh 5-11 Portland 3 0 3 1 clinch the division it they win next week at homo Manchester vs. Farmington (Hartford Arena), Channel 18, WILI (1400-AM) best Stan since the 1982-83 Final Four swelling. Burchicl said the surgery was (Brookin 2-5. Matthews 3-6). Fouled out— An- NFL result the Spartans’ defense collapsed, Clinton Cromwell 2 13 1 against Cleveland. It Houston loses, it will be a 5 p.m. 10 p.m. — College basketball: cials that he wifi be introduced at a news conference squad was 8-1. successful and pressure had been Ramos, who was not wearing a scat bell, selmirx), Kelly. Petrarca. Paige. Rebounds— Du­ East Hampton 2 13 1 wild card if Cincinnati also loses because the Wrestling Venable fired from 3-point range and his quesne 36 (Anselmino 13). Pittsburgh 35 (Mat­ Saints 30, Eagles 20 Wedesday on the Athens, Ohio, campus. released. was thrown out. Rocky Hill 0 3 0 4 Oilers swept Pittsburgh, Miami and the Raiders. RHAM at Manchester, 6 p.m. Miami at Arizona, ESPN basket with 14 seconds left gave the Fal-' No. 10 Arkiin.sas 91, Bethiine-Cook- thews 9). Assists— Duquesne 24 (Adams 11), Philadelphia 0 10 10 0— 20 He succeeds Clcve Bryant, who was fired during the “I still think he has about a 50-50 Police and doctors said neither alcohol Pittsburgh 21 (Porter 8). Total fouls— Duquesne CLEVELAND BROWNS (8-6-1): The Browns cons an 81-79 upset Monday night. man 61: Arkansas, led by hot-shooting Monday's games not included New Orleans 7 9 0 14— 30 i« » C<3> » 3 e a i » «« «<3> « a Ks K i « a « a « (8-7); The Bengals New Haven Register's top 10 high school boys' NO— Hilliard 35 pass Irorn Fourcade (Ander­ I IDEAL hoped it would go in.” Credit made nine of 11 shots and scored By The Associated Press sen kick), ;10 must win and gel much help to be a wild card. EAST basketball poll, including team, record, first To have a chance, they must have Houston h did. 22 points to lead the Ra/.orbueks, who led Falcons suffer 2nd tragedy place voles in paronthosos and points. Phi— Johnson 13 pass from Cunningham Alma 76, Carthago 75 and-or Pittsburgh in any multiple-team ties 1.SL Joseph (1-0) (7) 208 (Ruzek kick), 2:46 GIR “It went inside. It went inside that just 30-27 at halftime. 1 Belmont Abbey 79, Bloomfield 59 since the Bengals lost hoad-to-head meetings i Phi— FG Ruzok 21, 6:40 Houston 72. Northeastern 68 2. Danbury (2-0) (2) (2) 185 with Miami. Indianapolis and the Raiders. Cin­ From Page orange ring. Thai’s what counts,” Bowl­ Arkansas outscored Bethune-Cookman 3. Now London (0-0) (1) 143 NO— Safety, Warren tackled Cunningham in Murray Pittsburgh 92, Duquesne 87 cinnati could be eliminated by the lime it plays ing Green coach Jim Larranaga said. 61-34 in the second half and held the as Beckman killed in crash 4. Bassick (2-0) (1) 137 end zone, 14:32 St. Francis, Pa. 95. Towson St. 75 next Monday night against Minnesota. 5. Weaver (0-0) 122 Third Quarter In other games involving a Top 25 W. Va. Wostyn 99. Waynesburg 85 PITTSBURGH STEELERS (8-7): Pittsburgh BUCK Wildcats to two points in the first nine W. Virginia St. 99. Ohio-Bolrrwnt 69 6. Cross (2-0) 112 Phi— Little 1 pass from Cunningham (Ruzek must win next week and have almost all the buck-off, given no points, a fatal score in a national final team, it was No. 9 Louisville 93, Austin minutes. Lcnzic Howell added 18 points SUWANEE, Ga. (AP) — When Atlan­ hit broadside by a truck. SOUTH 7. Wosthill (1-0) 98 kick), 5:51 other contenders lose. 8. Kennedy (1-0) 79 Phi— FG Ruzek 19, 14:44 where every cowboy is the modem equivalent of the Peay 59; No. 10 Arkansas 91, Bcthunc- for the Razorbacks, the same number ta Falcons teammate Ralph Norwood died The interstate was icy from a dusting of Ala.-Huntsville 99. Faulkner 68 WEST KNIVES 9. Bristol Central (0-0) 74 Fourth Quarter DENVER BRONCOS (11-4): The Broncos Durango Kid. Cookman 61; No. 16 Iowa 59, Drexel 50; Julius Grant had for Rcthunc-Cookman. in an automobile accident Nov. 24, Mike snow and sleet in the Ailanut area early Alabama 63, Baptist Coll. 32 10. Harding (1-1) 71 NO— Martin 20 pass from Fourcade (Ander­ famous /or h o ld in g a n edge' Arkansas St. 73, E. Kentucky 69 have clinched the division and the homo- field You don’t ride bareback straight up in the air like an No. 20 Alabama 63, Baptist 32. No. 16 Iowa 59, Drexel 50: James Kcnn said he didn’t think anything could Monday. Also receiving votes: Hillhouse (2-0) 66, sen kick), 2:39 advantage throughout the AFC playoffs. Campbellsvillo 70, Tonn. Marlin 67 Southington (0-0) 32, Hartford Public (1-0) 17, NO— Jordan 1 run (Andersen kick), 6:46 Englishman chasing a fox. You lay back on the horse’s Venable’s winning basket came after Moses scored 17 points ami Ray Clemson 104, N.C. Charlotte 79 LOS ANGELES RAIDERS (8-7): It the FARR'S CARRIES The be worse. The accident occurred about 4:30 a.m. Crosby (1-0) 10, SL Thomas Aquinas (0-0) 8, A— 68,561. Raiders boat the New York Giants noxt week, haunches like a guy in a hammock, the better to rowel his Michigan State rallied from a 76-69 Thomp.son had 16 for lowa (7-0), which nine miles south of the team’s training Cleveland St. 67. Middle Tonn. 65, OT South Catholic (2-0) and Windham (2-0) 7. “I’m never going to say that again,” Della SL 100, Alcorn St. 59 they have a chance for a wild card. COMPLETE LINE OF neck and cushion the force of his upheavals. It doesn’t deficit with 3:05 left and took a 79-78 trailed 32-26 at halftime. The Hawkeyes Phi NO KANSAS CITY CHIEFS (7-7-1): The Chiefs Kenn said Monday when he learned that complex and within three miles of the site Fla. International 86. SL Thomas, Fla. 75 First downs Scholastic girls’ hoop poll 23 21 are a long shot. Thoy must win next week and BUCK KNIVES AND always work. Lewie Feild, like most rodeo cowboys, lead on IVish Hickman’s rebound with started the second half with a 13-5 burst, another teammate, tight end Brad Be­ where Norwood died when he apparently Lincoln Memorial 91, LeMoyno-Owen 82 Rushos-yards 27-127 31-86 MERIDEN (AP) — Hero are the results of the hope almost all other contenders lose. It the ALSO BUCKS Louisville 93. Austin Poay 59 Passing 281 205 chronically suffers lower back problems. 1:02 remaining. capped by Moses’ layup off a fasibreak at ckman, had been killed in an accident on fell asleep, ran off a county road and Connecticut girls high school basketball poll Chiefs win and Clovoland loses, the Chiefs SHEATHS Loyola, III. 61, Tn.-Chattanooga 59 Return Yards 69 conducted by the Connecticut Starters AAU for H) have a potoritial liobrnakor over the Browns be­ It’s a hard life but so was the old Chisolm Trail. It’s as Bowling Green turned the ball over the 13:17 mark lliat gave lowa its first an icy interstate before dawn. struck a U'ce. Mobile 97, Palm Beach Atlantic 46 Comp’Alt-Int 20-40-2 18-35-1 FAMOUS the week ending Doc. 16, 1989. Teams are fol­ cause Kansas City's 6-7-1 conloronco record American as a harmonica around a campfire. But, in an with 46 seconds to go but Michigan lead, 39-37, since the opening minutes. Murray St. 71. Soutfiorn Cal Coll. 68 Sackod'Yards Lost 4-36 5-31 “1 know they can’t cancel a game, but 1 The driver of die car, former NFL tight lowed by team records, first place votes (in would bo bettor than Cleveland's 5-6-1. Randolph Macon 64, Bridgowator.Va. 48 Punts 3-36 8 47 era when Swiss bankers and U.S. Presidents might show Stale’s Jeff Casler missed the front end of Drexel trailed 47-46 on Todd would have to say my enthusiasm for end Jeff Modcsiit, was in critical condi­ S. Mississippi 76, Marshall 74 parenthesis), total points accumulated and last SEATTLE SEAHAWKS (7-8): The Seahawks HONING KITS, week's ranking. Fumblos-Lost 4-2 3-0 must boat Vtfashinglon in their final game. up in Stetson hats and boots, Lewie Feild is the real ar­ a onc-and-onc with 31 seconds to play, Lehmann’s 3-poini shot with 5:04 football right now is at an all-time low,” tion from unspecified injuries. Tennessee 67, South Carolina 60 Ponaltios-Yards 7-62 6-50 Texas-San Antonio 90. Stetson 74 1. Masuk-Monroo, 2-0 (10) 200 1 ticle. He’s a throwback. He wears the gear because setting up Venable’s game-winner. remaining. But lowa opened a 51-46 lead Time of Possession 28:07 31:53 STONES and OIL Kcnn said. “The cars, as 1 understand it, would Winthrop 63. Howard U. 60 2. North Haven, 3-0 170 2 people in the Feild family have been wearing it since the “It’s certainly a disappointing loss, yet on consecutive baskets by Thomiisoii and The Falcons end dicir season against have been driveable from the accident,” MIDWEST 3. Staples-Westport, 3-0 150 3 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 4. Southington, 2-0 129 4 days when Sitting Bull was in the hills. we lost to a pretty good basketball team,” two free throws by Moses and made six Bowling Green 81, Michigan St, 79 RUSHING— Philadolphia, Cunningham 8-92, Rec Hoop the Detroit Lions on Sunday. Walton said. “Ihcrc were no lifc-thrcatcn- Cent. Michigan 93, Capital 58 5. Newington, 3-0 110 5 Byars 10-20, Toney 9-7. Now Orleans. Hilliard i HOLIDAY HOURS 15 He feels he’s doing what every red-blooded American Michigan State coach Jud Healheote said. consecutive free throws down the sireieh. Interim coach Jim Hanifan said he ing injuries.” Cent. Missouri 96, Avila 58 6. Northwest Rogional-Winstod, 4-0 103 6 24-45. Fourcade 4-37. Jordan 3-4. Cirxrinnati 83. Southern U. 72 boy wishes he was doing. Silling on some blade-backed, No. 20 Alabaina 63, Baptist 32: often read of deaths in accidents and had Walton said Beckman remained in the 7. Bristol Eastern, 3-0, 73 8 PASSING— Philadolphia, Cunningham 15 DEC.18THTO23RD9AMTO10PM I Creighton 106. Mo,-Kansas City 86 8 Hillhouso-New Haven, 3-0, 68 10 19-39-2-306. Cavanaugh 1-1-0-11. Now Or­ Adults fiddle-headed old man-hater who would throw him No. 9 Louisville 93, Austin Peay 59: David Benoit scored eight [xiinis and empathy, “but when it happens to one of car when Modesitt and the driver of the Fontbonne 100, Sanford Brown 79 9. Westbrook, 4-0 66 9 leans, Fourcade 18-35-1-236, Weslown Pharmacy 82 (Pole Mirabello 27, 8 ______CHRISTMAS EVE TO 7PM______® through the roof and his hat and boots with him if he Denny Crum became the winningest bas­ Marcus Webb seven as Alabama reeled other car, Byron Thomas Dobbs of Char­ Grand Valley St. 81. Lake Superior St, 65 10 Guilford, 4-0 43 nr your own, it really comes home.” RECEIVING— Philadelphia, Byars 6-109, Lyndon Kroh 22, Steve Flasquiellearo 17, Ray could. Every guy who ever pretended as a kid to be Buck ketball coach in Louisville history with a off the last 29 jioints of a 32-6 first half III.-Chicago 79. Idaho Si. 69 Also receiving voles: Northwest Catholic- Jackson 5-45, Johnson 4-63, Edwards 2-74, Shookus 12) Smoke 54 (Gino Fazio 21, Rich Gwinnett County police spokesman lotte, N.C., got out to investigate the Iowa 59, Drexel 50 West Hartford (3-0) and West Haven (2-0) 25; Giles 1-17, Carter 1-0, Little 1-1. New Orleans. Whoddon 17) I FARR'S BIKE CAMP and SPORTS SHOP J Jones or Yakima Canutt has to be, not green but red, 444-149 record in his 19th season. Ber­ while holding Baptist scoreless for 16>/2 Larry Walton said Beckman was a pas­ damage when die truck, driven by Daniel Lincoln, Mo. 72, Quincy 61 Whoolor-Norih Stonington (3-0) and St. Martin 9-120, Hilliard 3-52. Brenr>er 3-21, Pof- BCI 82 (Kim Bushoy 24, Paul Withoo 15, white and blue with envy. nard “Peck” Hickman was 443-183 in 23 minutes. Bajilisi’s six first-half iioinis senger in a car that bumped into the rear Eugene Dever Jr. of LaPortc, Texas, Manchester 76. Concordia, Mich. 66 Josopli Trumbull (2-1) 24; Ellington (3-0) 22; riman 1-26. Tice 1-15, Frazier 1-2. Dave Lewis 13, Gary Grodzicki 10) Glenn Con­ Marietta 68, Muunt Union 64 Immaculalo Danbury (2-0) 11; Norwich Free MISSED FIELD GOALS— Philadolphia, struction 62 (Jett Carr 26, Bill Hannan 12, Ken I ^ 2 MAIN STREET 643-7111 ^ I seasons (1944-1%7). were the fewest allowed in a half hy of another vehicle, skidded across die slammed into the passenger side, killing NE Missouri 87. Loras 66 Academy (3-0) 7. Ruzok 20. Now Orleans, Anderson 55. Willis 10) ,fim Murray is a syndicated columnist. “It’s not my record,” Crum said. “I’m Alabama since Dee. 6. 1947. *« W fca e s «K# tta IS* tfSi tea « a ftta KS I

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(In Stereo) 14 Skin chair (261 Police Story Tough job ahead for Sagansky problem 60 Consumes rounds, from Atlantic City, N J (90 mm ) (57; Foodfright Damaging physical and Keyboard often 15 Nobleman 61 Small bird (30: (40; Current Affair (Live) psychological effects of eating disorders NEW YORK (AP) — Jeff Sagansky, the new chief 16 01 farming 62 Sign at sell­ (38) Cheers (CC) [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Cocoon: The Return' Women discuss bulimia, anorexia, over- 18 WWIIarea out (abbr.) (CC) A group of senior citi/ens returns to exercise and food fixation 19 Gravel ridge (61) Hunter KNABIG SO/AE ASINS programmer at CBS, knows it’s going to be tough to 63 God ol love Earth with their Antarean benefactors to 20 Jane Auilen [CNN] CNN News pull the network out of third place in the prime-time 64 Portent lA&E) Chronicle The Japanese intern retrieve endangered alien cocoons Don THESPIANS MISHT Column eases is overlooked title men! camps used during World War II on Amoche, Wilford Brimley. Hume Cronyn [HBO] MOVIE: Age Old Friends (CC) FINP IT PIFRCULT ratings. 21 Wool fiber DOWN the U S West Coast. (R) Two elderly Inends rn a retirement home 23 Ancient 1988 Rated P(j (In Stereo) TO O O TH I5. “I think you’ve got to be really audacious, innova­ [CNN] Moneyline triumph over the limitations of their age muilcal t Chirp [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire Hume Cronyn, Vincent Gardenia, Esther tive and aggressive,” the former Tri-Star Pictures Initrumant 2 Fever 19 Unclose PAR MEG family burden By Larry Blasko 41 Taunt [ESPN] SporlsCenter [M AX] MOVIE; 'Fatal Beauty' (CC) An Rotle 1989 (R) (In Stereo) Now arrange the circled letters to president said Monday after the network announced 26 Booed 3 Wrong (poet.) 43 Salad herb '' \ The Associated Press 29 San Diego 4 Snakellke 22 Age [LIFE] Cagney & Lacey undercover policewoman searches for the [MAX] MOVIE: 'Coming to America' form the surprise answer, as sug­ 45 — voce source ol a deadly batch of cocaine his appointment as president of CBS Entertainment. team fish 24 Distress 47 Soviet news [USA] Miami Vice (In Stereo) (CC) An African prince journeys to the gested by the above cartoon. Whoopi Goldberg, Sam Elliott, Ruben DEAR ABBY: Your column reaches out a long way. 1 Sagansky noted he’ll have to compete not only with We often worry the least about the part of a personal 33 Celebes ox 5 — the night 25 Make lacs agency cnme-infesied ghettos of Now York City in live in Ankara, Turkey. The day your column on Down 34 Direction before 26 Punches 48 Receive 7 ,3 0 P M Entertainment Tonight Blades 1987 Rated R (In Stereo) search of a bride. Eddie Murphy, Arsenio NBC and ABC, but also with the upstart Fox net­ computer we use the most — the keyboard, where our 36 Ear (comb, Christmas 27 Grafted, In Information Tom Cruise’s new movie "Born on the [TMC] MOVIE: 'Cherry 2000' (CC) In Hall, John Amos 1988 Rated R (In Print answer here: X X 1 THEIR V >k J form) Fourth of July " (In Stereo) Syndrome children appeared in the European Stars and work, cable TV and videos. fingers punch thousands of keystrokes each day. 6 19th century heraldry 49 Concerning the near future, a lovesick man braves the Stereo) (Answers tomorrow) 37 Heat unit 28 Divine being Stripes, I received a call from a cIo.se friend of mine who philosopher (2 wds.) CbJ (22) Jeopardy! (CC) wastelands to find a replacement for his [TMC] MOVIE: 'Beverly Hills Cop II' Sagansky, 37, was NBC’s senior vice president for The keyboard is the primary interface between you (abbr.) 7 Ever (poet.) 30 Type ol 51 Loch — damaged robotic playmate Melanie Grif­ Jumbles: DEMON RUSTY SKEWER FETISH is a T\irkish businessman. He told me tJiat his son and 38 Note parasite (9) Kate & Allie (CC) Detroit police officer Axel Foley tangles Yesterday’s scries from 1983 to 1985. He replaces Kim and the machine, and struggling with a keyboard that ii 8 Basketball monster fith, David Andrews, Ben Johnson 1988 Answer: When you try to wash a small kid he's apt to duration org. 31 Feminine 53 Sword f11) WPIX News with the vicious California gang that daughter-in-law had just learned that their newborn baby LeMasters, who resigned Nov. 30 after just two poorly designed or is wrong for you reduces your Rated PG 13 (In Stereo) wounded his police captain friend Eddie do thIs-SHRINK FROM IT of 9 Use the pool suffix 54 Between (20) (38) M*A*S*H had been diagno.sed as a Down Syndrome child. Then he years. productivity. 39 Dance to Measure of 32 Acid N.C. and [U S A ] Murder, She Wrote Murphy, Ronny Cox, Judge Remhold coitume paper 35 Counterpart [30; Hard Copy 1987 Rated R (In Stereo) asked me how families in the United States deal with this Ark. (8] 40 Wonder Years (CC) CBS has been third in evening A.C. Nielsen Co. The Dec. 12 issue of PC Magazine looks at four 40 Part of a 11 Actress olFM 56 — Haw 8;30P M ■net handling, Irom Jumbla. C/e Ihia nawapap«r. P.O. B o i 4366. Orlando, FL 40) Cosby Show (CC) (In Stereo) Kevin hopes the family gets a color TV set 1 0 :3 0 P M 11 26, USA Tonight Includa your namo. addraaa and zip coda and maka your chock payable to Nawapaparbooka. unexpected, heartbreaking situation. I clipped your ratings for two consecutive seasons, posted its replacement keyboards for IBM PC and compatible lonnat Magnanl 38 Beverage 57 Head part 42 Lana — 17 Woodwind 39 Singing 58 Tea lor — [A&E] World of Survival (R) for Christmas and receives a unique pre­ (20) Odd Couple column and sent it to him. He later told me that it was sent from Winnie (R) (In Stereo) worst-ever November ratings this year. CBS also is machines. And there are many more on the market. 44 Routes instrument syllable [CNN] Crossfire (57 Soapbox W ith Tom Cottle Four teen­ very helpful to him and his family. 18 NBA Basketball; at KIT N’ CARLYLE by Larry Wright expected to conclude this season in third, adversely Replacement seldom gets more complicated than unplug­ [ESPN] Scholastic Sports America (R) age girls talk about eating disorders r - T ~ r - TT TT Milwaukee Bucks (2 hrs . 30 mm ) (Live) I want to thank you on his behalf. (61) Three's Company affecting CBS’s advertising revenues. ging one keyboard, flipping some dip switches and plug­ 8 .0 0 P M (^3] Carol Sing (60 mm ) (Live) COL. PRESTON HUCrHES, ging in another. Costs generally run below $150. 12 n r 9 :0 0 P M (3 I MOVIE: The Christmas [D IS ] Ready Steady Go! (R) (In Stereo) ANKARA. TURKEY C8] (40 Who's the Boss? (CC) Sam unk Gift’ (CC) A recently widowed father and , DokT KMOIV m y IT TAtepy Issues to consider when shopping for a keyboard in­ nowingly falls for a married graduate stu his teen age daughtei fall under the mysti­ 1 1 :0 0 P M (3 I B) '57 News (CC) Double honors for Spike Lee IS dent (R) (In Stereo) M PUT fiH V / A T DEAR COL. HUGHES: Please convey my con­ clude placement of the functions keys, shift and caps- cal spell of an unusual small town John [9J Taxi Part 2 of 2 Ligii To Denver, Jane Kac/marek, Gennie James gratulations and warm regards to your friend and his LOS ANGELES (AP) — More recognition for lock keys, cursor controls, numeric keypad and what the IS [9 Jewel in the Crown Lady Manners '11. Cheers (CC) Part 2 of 2 V o F F ^ Tne- T&b b . w l l family. I am gratified to know that they found some com­ (Rachel Kempson) goes to Han Kumar (Art 1986 (R| director Spike Lee: His movie “Do the Right Thing” experts call “tactile and audio feedback.” Malik) in prison to find out more about (8. 40 Roseanne (CC) An unexpected (18) Synchronal Research m APWT fort in that column. And for readers who may have was named best picture of 1989 by the Los Angeles Ordinary folk express “tactile feedback” by saying the 7T Daphne’s rape Sarah Layton (Geraldine visit from Roseanne’s parents (Estelle Par (20; (38 M -A-S-H James) visits Merrick (Tim Pigott Smith) flVF/MINl/TfSTS missed that column, I printed a piece titled “Welcome to Film Critics Association, and he got best-director The Associated Press sons. John Randolph) creates havoc (R) (22 (30 (40. News keyboard feels cither crisp or mushy. “Audio feedback” 155" who was injured trying to save her tirother (In Stereo) Holland,” by Emily P. Kingsley, who likciKd having a honors. means the keys click to let you know that you’ve made a in law. Teddie. from an ambush (2 hrs ) (24 Sneak Previews Goes Video (In Part 3 of 7 22 30 In the Heat of the Night (CC) An Stereo) Down Syndrome baby to a woman who had carefully The movie, which explores racial tensions in a 33 3T Amerasian suspected of roljbery and mur GRETA GARBO ILL — Actress Greta keystroke. Keyboard feel is a decision as personal as how (26 Weekday (R) planned a trip to Italy, then suddenly found herself in declining Brooklyn neighborhood, also won awards much salt for the soup, so try keyboards before you buy 11 MOVIE: 'A Christmas Without der claims to bn the son of a former Sparta Holland. Read on: Garbo leaves New York Hospital’s Snow' A group ol choir members sirug cop (60 mm ) (In Stereo) (61 Arsenio Hall (R) (In Stereo) for the score, by Lee’s father. Bill, and for best sup­ and make certain that the “click” can be turned on or off. gles under the leadership of a perfectionist Women’s Clinic Friday after being 24 57 American Experience Ida B [A & E ] Improv Tonite Host basketball porting actor, Danny Aiello. director Michael Learned, John House player Norm Nixon (In Stereo) A numeric keypad is handy if you work with spread­ man, Ramon Bieri 1980 Wells A Passion for Justice (CC) A por DEAR ABBY: Your column about Down Syndrome The association, which announced its selections treated for an undisclosed ailment. The sheets or copy long lists of numbers. Check to see that it trail of the Reconstruction era tokJ through [CNN] Moneyline i r TT 18 Winter Sportscast a profile of the crusading journalist (60 children had a profound effect on me. I especially ap­ last weekend, also recognized Andie MacDowcll, star of “Ninotchka” and ’’Anna Christie" has a large “enter” key to the right of the number keys. It [D IS ] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet preciated the piece “Welcome to Holland.” As tlic mother 20 MOVIE: ’Race for the Yankee Ze mm ) who played the sexually frustrated housewife in “sex, should also allow you to enter signs for addition, subtrac­ ■5T phyr' In the mountains of New Zealand, [A & E ] MOVIE: 'Where the Lilies [LIFE] Spenser; For Hire of three special-needs adult children, I resented that withdrew from public life five decades lies and videotape,” and Michelle Pfeiffer, the sultry tion, division and multiplication without having to move two farmers locale the treasure filled Bloom' Four resourceful orphans decide to [U S A ] Miami Vice (In Stereo) awesome responsibility to the point where 1 could no ago. ss wreckage of a World War II plane Ken stay together as a family m this heart lounge singer in “The Fabulous Baker Boys,” who to the regular keyboard. Wahl. George Pejjpard, Lesley Ann War 1 1 :3 0 P M 8 ; (40 Nightline (CC) longer enjoy life. I wanted to be able to do the things warming story of courage Julie Gholson, shared best actress honors. The cursor keys should be placed so you won’t inad­ ron 1981 Jan Smilhers, Tom Spralley 1974 C9, Arsenio Halt (R) (In Stereo) with my husband that any otlicr “empty nest,” middle- 59 Best actor went to Danicl-Day Lewis for his vertently hit other keys, triggering “Rage Down,” for in­ 22 30 Matlock (CC) Ben defends his [C N N ] Larry King Live (11 Honeymooners aged couple did. Instead, I was cast in the role of a portrayal in “My Left Foot” of Irish writer-painter stance, when you wanted “Cursor Down.” Keys that lock 82 Scrooge like neighbor who has been [DIS] MOVIE 'Help!' Ret-gmus fanatits 20 Twilight Zone (CC) mother with adolescent-like children. It wasn’t fair. framed for the murder of his (justness part chase the Br'.itles around Europe m an ef Christy Brown, who was bom with cerebral palsy. caps and numbers should be where they won’t be ner. Les goes overboard on Christmas 22 30 Best of Carson (R) (In Stereo) Now I can look upon them and appreciate their after the jury foreman pronounced him innocent on fort to recover a sacred ring m Rmgo’s pos­ Brenda Frickcr, who played Brown’s mother, won depressed by accident, and both should have indicator gifts (60 min ) (In Stereo) session Thi; Beatles, I eo McKern. Eleanor 24 Casebook of Sherlock Holmes childlike innocence and their ability to be delighted by one of the counts, driving while impaired by drugs. Broil 1965 Rated G (In Stereo)" best supporting actress. li^ts. Those keyboards that feature a “Hold” key which 24 57 Nova (CC) A report on a new dis 26 Your Show of Shows 1969 by NEA. Inc “Did I win?” Green asked. covery that may explain how bahies de the simplest of things. [LIFE] MOVIE: One Shoe Makes It 38 St- Elsewhere He could be sentenced to four years in prison. locks out the keyboard should also put that out of the velop from a single cel) in the mother s Murder' A down and out ex cop is hired Their demands are small, but their love is enormous. way and give it an indicator light. womb (60 mm ) (R) by a gambling c/ar to find his missing wife 57 MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Success for Michael Gross Giccn had an unofficial but well-publicized scuffle SNAFU by Bruce Beattie These are the windmills, the tulips and the Rcmbnuidts Somewhere in the Constitution is the provision that 26 MOVIE; 'The Outfit' Crime drama Robert Mtfehum. Angie Dickinson. Howard [A & E ] Rising Damp Rigsby and Vienna of Holland. I won’t find them in Italy. Thank you, Abby, the Tyson Aug. 23, 1988, in front of Dapper Dan’s about two brothers who incur the unforgiv Hesseman 198? prepare to spend a grouchy Christmas LOS ANGELES (AP) — Actor Michael Gross has Boutique. Ty.son reportedly fractured his right hand function keys belong in a clearly defined cluster on the mg anger of gangsters when they rob a [USA] MOVIE: 'Miracle on 34th Street’ alone for sharing that wonderful piece witli your readers. CELEBRITY CIPHER gambling den controlled by the mob Rob found life after “Family Tics,” although he was left side of the keyboard, but it’s a free country and some Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous (CC) An elderly gentleman named Kris [CNN] Sports Tonight JEANNE STARR when he slugged Green in the face. ert Duvall. Robert Ryan. Karen Black prepared to accept the relative obscurity tliat can fol­ prefer them in a string on top of the traditional number people, past and present Each letter in the cipher stands for Knngle creates a stir when he's hired as [D IS ] MOVIE: 'The Boy in the Plastic v' 1974 Macy's in store Santa for the holiday sea IN MISSISSIPPI low the end of a hit TV scries. another. Today's c/ua G equals R Bubble' A boy born with an immunity defi­ keys. 38 MOVIE: 'Hello, Dolly!' Widow Dolly son Sebastian Cabot, Jane Alexander, ciency IS forced to live m an incubalor-like jmitH David Hartman 1973 “I really did wonder for a while if I was going to Boggs and Adams settle suit If you have special requirements tliat aren’t met by 'MXFVJQJAJES VU Levi, while matchmaking for her friends, environment John Travolta, Diana Hyland, DEAR ABBY: I’ve been married for five months, and becomes set on capturing a wealthy and 9 ,3 0 P M 8 40 Coach (CC) Hayden de Roljert Reed 1976 di.sappcar after the show went off the air,” Gross said standard keyboards, there are products to consider. One successful Yankee merchant for herself so far I haven’t had any problems (smile). This is to let in a recent interview. “But then 1 realized that there SANTA ANA, Calif. (AF^) — Boston Red Sox star velojjs a facial twitch just before giviruj a [ESPN] SportsCenter keyboard has a trackball mounted on the right side for SFJ JEP KR Barbra Streisand Walter Matthau Michar*! (josl game TV interview Guest stars you know that I received your book “Dear Abby on Plan­ arc two definitions of success: One is to be on a Wade Boggs reached an out-of-court settlement with those who want a mouse-like function but don’t have the Crawford 1970 [H BO ] MOVIE: Red King, White sporiscasters Keith Jackson and Bob Knight' (CC) A CIA agent is called out of ning Your Wedding” as a shower gift, and I found it to be popular hit where everybody gets to sec what you do, former mistress Margo Adams, who filed a desk room. There are Dvorak keyboards for tho.se who JEPJMQKG MEP SFJ 61 Desperate Passage This Emmy Griese (In Stereo) Award winning special traces the 10 day retirement to thwart a rogue KGB agent's extremely belpful. and the second is to just do good work, regardless of “palimony” suit after the breakup of their four-year think the traditional keyboard layout is all wrong and PC [ESPN] College Basketball Loyola plot to assassinate the Soviet president voyage of seven juvenile prisoners, an ex Marymount at Oregon State (2 hrs) However, you should have stressed tlie importance of relationship. WJLVEEVEL KR pedilion led by a man who wants to help Tom Skerntt, Max von Sydow. Helen Mir the size of the audience.” keyboards that look just like Digital Equipment Corpora­ (Live) ren 1989 (In Stereo) actually wearing the wedding gown and walking around Gross, who portrayed the father of Michael J. “The lawsuit filed by Ms. Adams against Wade tion V200 keyboards. young people m trouble Host Michael PVULNUS.' — Landon (2 hrs ) 1 0 :0 0 P M 8 40 thlrdysomething in it — instead of just trying it on to sec that it fits. Here Fox’s Alex Keating in “Family Tics,” plays King Ar- Boggs has been settled by mutual agreement of both Keyboards designed for the physically handicapped (CC) The onset of the holiday season 1 1 :3 5 P M 3 Night Court is what happened to me; My gown was ordered from out parties and the complaint has been dismissed,” said [A & E ] Biography Joe Louis: For All tliur in this week’s NBC movie, “A Connecticut arc also available, operated by everything from wands to Time A profile of this boxer includes the prornjjts Michael to re evaluate his spiritual 1 2 :0 0 AM 8 Crimewatch Tonight Jennifer King, Boggs’ attorney. MAWGKUJ WVJGXJ. beliefs anrl see his life as the '60s sitcom hu of town. Vi^en it arrived, 1 tried it on and it fit perfectly. Yankee in King Arthur’s Court.” He akso has a role as eye movements. Two telephone numbers for more infor­ insights of Frank Sinatra. MuharnrTiad Ali 11 Hill Street Blues PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I find it extremely heroic the and Louis' widow (60 mm ) Pari 1 of 2 The Dii:k V.jn fTyki* Show ' (60 mm } (R) im I dressed for the wedding, and everything was fine King said a gag order was placed on all parties by (In Stereo) a survivalist in a science fiction film, “Tremors,” mation from the magazine: IBM National Support Center way people forge on despite the despair they often feel." [CNN] PrimeNews 18 Home Shopping Network (2 hrs ) until I started to walk down the aisle. Nobody realized Orange County Superior Court Judge James Gray, — David Lynch. 9 26 61 News 20 To Be Announced, .scheduled for release next month. for People with Disabilities at 800-426-2133, and Apple [DIS] Stingiest Man in Town An am me that the button loops were a little too large for tlie tiny, barring discussion of terms of the settlement ap­ Computer’s Office of Special Education and Rehabilita­ mated musical about the miser Eliene/er 11 WPIX News 26 Success 'n' Life satin-covered buttons, so witli every step I took, another proved Monday. tion at 408-996-1010. Scrooge from Charles Dickens' classic A 20 AM in the Family Pan 2 of 2 40 Hard Copy Christmas Carol " Voices Walter Mat button came unfastened. By the time 1 got to the altar, Shirley Caesar is generous Boggs, 31, the five-time American League batting 22 30 Midnight Caller (CC) The theft of 61 Paid Program nearly all the buttons had come unbuttoned and my back DALLAS (AP) — Grammy-winning gospel singer champion, offered Adams $20,000 last spring to drop tlie suit. was almost completely bare! Shirley Caesar said she has been careful to give back ■'My! Aren't we being festive. I thought I heard some whispering and a little giggling half of what she has been reaping from her booming The lawsuit contended that Boggs and Adams, 33, Today In History as I walked down the aisle, but 1 didn’t know why. of Costa Mesa, essentially lived together during Red concert career. ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson FRANK AN ERNEST by Bob Thaves When I reached the altar and knelt, one of my brides­ “Fifty percent of everything 1 cam on the road I Sox’s road trips, and that by breaking off the affair, Today is Thesday, December 19, the 353rd day of maids got the courage to walk over to me and button my Boggs broke an oral contract that called for her to put back into the community,” she said Monday. “At 1989. TTiere are 12 days left in the year. DOIO'T LOOK AT ML dress up. Believe it or not, everyone applauded! In Christmas, we arc going to give out over a thousand provide companionship. Today’s highlight in history: LIKE THAT.' IT WAeM'T Me" TF/riPOi^APY Hfl-P tvANTfP g U A L f F I C A T retrospect, it was funny, but it never should have hap­ bags of food, toys and clothing." James McGee, the attorney for Adams, confirmed On December 19, 1843, Charles Dickens first pened. Please pass this along. Caesar, who has five Grammys, three gold records the settlement but refused to comment further. published his classic Yuletide tale, “A Christmas Carol,” ------1 1 X'LL ^ A Y ! A BLUSHING BRIDE and is in the Gospel Music Hall of Fame, said she in England. r FROM MICHIGAN will sing witli Michael Jackson on a duct for his next Governor OK after surgery On this date: NFV^j^ AT DEAR BRIDE: Thanks for an excellent suggestion. In 1732, Benjamin Franklin began publishing “Poor VI album. They will perform an environmentally con­ PHOENIX (AP) — Gov. Rose Mofford was Future brides may learn from it. Richard’s Almanac,” in Philadelphia. scious song called “Earth.” reported in stable condition this morning after a n y t h a n In 1776, Thomas Paine published his first “American “That song is talking about man’s greed and man’s surgery to remove her gallbladder. lust for power, how they will kill an elephant for the Crisis” essay, in which he wrote, “These are the times A C O U P L E o E Her surgeon said there is an “excellent chance” the that try men’s souls.” elephant’s tusk,” she said. 67-year-old Democrat will be back on her feet in In 1777, General George Washington led his army of iq.., c. * iqq T y-UWF$ IZ-I‘] Dr. Gott time to give her State of the State address Jan. 8. about 11,OCX) men to Valley Forge, Pa., to camp for the ‘Blood’ Mitchell convicted St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center said in a winter. statement that she slept well overnight. In 1907, 239 workers died in a coal mine explosion in NEW YORK (AP) — Heavyweight boxer Mitchell THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom PHIPPS by Joseph Farris Peter Gott, M.D. Mrs. Mofford was hospitalized Sunday with chest Jacobs Creek, F^. “Blood” Green, who once had a street scuffle with pain. Tests showed no heart trouble and discovered champ , was convicted of drunken driv­ In 1932, the Briti.sh Broadcasting Corporation began r instead that she had a gallbladder attack and had / fMEAU, AFTER 1 YOU THiMic what A BATTapT-i^ERATEP^ ing and pos.scssion of the drug PCP. transmitting overseas with its “Empire Service” to gallstones and an irritated pancreas. The hour-long Australia. ^ FAY TAK£ A LOOKATTUI6IA 16 IT? BATTERY. The conviction Monday in slate court stemmed operation took place Monday. from a Dec. 30, 1988, accident in which Green’s pink , In 1946, war broke out in Indochina as troops under Have surgery Dr. Victor Zannis, who performed the operation, Ho Chi Minh launched widespread attacks against the 1979 Lincoln Continental struck two parked cars. said Mrs. Mofford’s pancreas is likely to heal itself. l'V E 6 a iA Nobody was hurt. French. He predicted she would be out of the hospital in five In 1950, General Dwight D. Eisenhower was named The 32-ycar-old prizefighter appeared confused to 10 days “if everything goes well.” to fix aneurysm commander of the military forces of the North Atlantic ' ' TWFMTY Treaty Organization. DEAR DR. GOTT: Two months ago, prior to TO RUM IT ? gallbladder surgery, I had a CT scan and ultrasound. It was discovered that I had a 37 millimeter abdominal Norman Lloyd manipulates ‘Wiseguy’ star aneurysm just above my navel. My surgeon felt it was 1909 by NEA Inc /x-/e more important to remove the badly infected gallbladder and repair the aneurysm in about six months. Can any­ By Jerry Buck schools. producers had a change of heart. He was thing be done to treat the aneurysm short of surgery? The Associated Press “When I sec that I mourn for my lost still working at the end of the scries. WIN fHROP by Dick Cavalll THE GRIZWELLS by Bill Schorr Will a synthetic replacement of tlie damaged portion of TV Topics hair,” said Lloyd. “It was rexi.” “As a heavy, you’re always in con­ the aorta last indefinitely? Lloyd was in Hitchcock’s flict,” he said. “You’re into the energy of ■>0 ,WAUUV, VOU'ES 60NNA WANNA A ^HALL WE P&9N,, 1 LOS ANGELES — The role of DEAR READER: Aneurysms, bulging weakened “Spellbound,” which starred Gregory the piece. When p u play a hero you have ALL- FRIENDSHIP Ct_UB TODAY YOU DONT ____ PUyATREE,.X'MrfOHNATElL \| , J tCME T Washington manipulator Gen. Leland /A ROW MUCH rr I5 „. >WK£ THCSE portions of an artery, are potentially hazardous because, would have been closer to Chiang Kai- Peck and Ingrid Bergman, and in 1957 to create situations of interest to the MEAABERS CAN TAKE HAVE TO BE a / HOUPAV Masters on CBS’ “Wiseguy” was written <$OHMA MAKE A <5DUMTEROFFER.. as the balIooning,-out continues, the wall of the blood shek than Stillwell.” Hitchcock brought him out from New A PAYOFF TODAY. FRIENDLY. TRAPmoN5 to be a big, imposing American Caesar. audience that aren’t just white bread. It’s l U LAUtfH IN yCUR FAC£„,. vessel can rupture or leak blood. The only cure for this York to produce “Alfred Hitchcock easier to play a heavy. It’s more dramatic. y >0 U'U. CALL ME A ^t» 0 0 6 e ,., condition is surgical replacement of the diseased portion In the current five-week arc on Presents.” He spent eight years on the “Tlie new-found freedom of television lU m u /A T tAKE A HIRE... The producers had in mind Gregory V 'ibuU' of the artery. The bulging segment is removed, and pros­ “Wiseguy,” Vinnie Terranova (Ken Wahl) scries and direct^ 25 episodes. helps. You don’t have to say ‘gee whiz.’ Peck, who portrayed Gen. Douglas CFF IN A. thesis — usually a Dacron tube — is substituted. The comes out of cover at the instance of In “Dead POcts Society,” he was not a You can say words that are closer to MacArthur in the movie “MacArthur.” operation prevents the lethal complications of aneurysm Masters to investigate a scheme to under­ villain, but he represents the establish­ reality.” After considering it. Peck turned it down. — bursting of the artery — from occurring. mine the economy of Japan. ment in his conflicts with Robin Williams Lloyd has a book coming out based on The producers then considered Kirk Surgeons are usually reluctant to operate on small and the students. his oral history for the Directors Guild. It „V Douglas, Richard Widmark and others cJtVAOJ aneurysms, like yours, that produce no symptoms. Using “Somebody wants to flood Japan with “Gen. Masters is a political power be­ tells of his work with such directors and 11-14 ultrasound, a test that measures the size of the aneurysm Ircfore turning to Norman Lloyd, who was counterfeit money and he wants Vinnie hind the scenes,” Lloyd said. “His power cast in the role. filmmakers as Jean Renoir, Charlie by sound waves, specialists often monitor the swollen Terranova to work on it,” said Lloyd. “As reaches right into the White House. He’s Chaplin, Orson Welles, Bertolt Brecht, it unfolds, we see that Masters is the artery. If it shows signs of expanding, surgery may be Lloyd, who spent six years on “St. El­ on the National Security Commission. Lewis Milestone and Alfred Hitchcock. heavy and he’s setting up Vinnie to be the EEK AND MEEK by Howls Schneider ALLEY OOP by Dave Graua necessary. As a general rule, an aneurysm measuring 50 sewhere” as the saintly, cancer-stricken He’s a very dangerous fellow. 'The writers □ □ □ patsy. millimeters or more at its widest portion is considered Dr. Daniel Auschlander, brings a new threw in some wonderful throwaway ENCORE — Susan Scaforth Hayes HOLD IT,YOU TWO.' WHAVRE T 'P I | OHi OH) HE'S ) MEBBE NOTTI J WHY, UH, KING GLIZ \ YEAH,A X SEE! ready to repair. Once in place, the Dacron prosthesis lasts aspect to the role. In a way. Masters is lines. 1 have a line, ‘I told them we will return to her role as Julie Williams YOU DOING WITH THE PR IZES ?^ • •• / 3 0 T U S ! , UEMME w a n t e d u s T'BRINlt / THAT'S CAN I “Their antagonism goes back several ^ /vt aii h a n d l e EM TO TH' FINISH / RIGHT! GIVE indefinitely. more dangerous, more cunning because years ago when Vinnie stymied Masters’ needed more helicopters in the desert.’ on the NBC soap opera “Days of Our LOS/AJGfT THIS! , LIN E! _ S YOU A HAND? of Lloyd’s benign appearance. pet project, the invasion of Isle Pivot. You know right away it refers to the at­ Lives” in February. She had played the FRESH DEAR DR. GOTT: Could a lack of vitamins cause tempt to rescue the hostages in Iran. / ^ 1 51.t’i.Y) Masters pretends to uncover this plot, but role for 16 years until leaving the show in / LOU)Ff\T my fingernails to split away in layers? “I saw him instead as a man of some “I think this show gets into some con­ 1984. After that, she spent five years on intellectual power,” Lloyd said of the fic­ it’s all to frame Vinnie to get his I LOO CHOLESrEROL DEAR READER: Yes. Nutritional deficiencies often troversial issues in a dramatic way. It has the CBS soap opera “The Young and the tional general. revenge.” ' djm R PRxeeseD cause split, peeling nails. Make sure you are getting energetic, gutsy stories.” Restless.” Her husband. Bill Hayes, also PeCAFFBlAJfilTED enough protein in your diet (at least one portion of meat, “One of our best generals ... was an in­ Early in his career, Lloyd usually Lloyd said he found the role a refresh­ starred with her on “Days of Our Lives” c o FFe e poultry or fish daily), and try taking a multivitamin with tellectual: Vinegar Joe Stillwell. He was a played villains. He was the bad guy who ing change from Dr. Auschlander, who as her husband, Doug. He left when she minerals. Several commercial variations are available; small, wiry man. He’d been a school­ fell from the Statue of Liberty in Alfred had a long remission from cancer. Ap­ did and later returned to the show for a 5 ) - Centrum and Thcragram-M arc two popular brands. If teacher. He would not have thought the Hitchcock’s “Saboteur” in 1942. That parently, in the beginning Auschlander brief period. Hayes also appeared on these dietary modifications arc ineffective, see a doctor. way Masters did, however. Masters spectacular scene is often studied in film was not meant to stay around, but the ABC’s “General Hospital.” a 14— MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Dee. 19, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Dee. 19,1989__15 Kohl focuses on reunification Subway gunman has cancer CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 DRESDEN, East Germany (AP) — West Ger­ East German television as he sat down to talk with Leipzig pro-democracy activists, who marched NEW YORK (AP) — Subway torney said. , man Chaneellor Helmut Kohl made his first offi- Kohl. “How optimistic one can be will be clear at noisily through the center of the city every week gunman Bemnard Goetz reported­ The shootings Dec. 22, 1984, ig­ N o tic e s Lots/Land for Sole...... 23 nited controversy over racial ten­ Losf/Found...... 01 Investment Property...... 24 Merchandise Musical Items...... 84 eial visit to East Germany today and was ehcered the end of the day.” since early fall, set aside banners and chants for ly is ’.'Hjing treated for cancer. 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DEADLINES; For classified advertlsments to Kohl said upon arrival. “Now we must lake the said Monday in Budapest that his discussions with between supporters and foes of German reunifica­ Goetz’s attorney, Barry Slot- million. taken by telephone as a convenience. The 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. correct steps with accuracy and responsibility.” Modrow could include such themes as the en­ tion. nick, refused to give details of his The documents revealing be published Tuesday through Saturday, the Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one vironment and transportation links. Goetz’s surgery were filed in court 20 to 25 days: 60 cents per line per day. deadline Is noon on the day before publica­ Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of The summit highlights the debate raging in both Worries about the threat of violence and a rift in client’s illness. Kohl has proposed a 10-point plan aimed at in the Bronx to explain why he 26 or more days: 50 cents per line per day. tion. For advertisements to be published theorlglnol Insertion. Errorswhichdonotlessen countries over German reunification, which Kohl the reform movement mounted after last week’s “Obviously, you can assume supports and Modrow opposes, and over which eventual German reunification that drew surprise failed to appear for a deposition M inim um charge; 4 lines. Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on F-lday. the value of the advertisement will not be rally reached a fever pitch, hut no incidents were that he is not well,” Slotnick said, corrected by an additional Insertion. public sentiments in both Germanys are sharply in both East and West. reported Monday. but added that Goetz was in good Dec. 1 with Cabey’s attorneys. divided. But he told the Hungarian Parliament that he spirits after the operation. William Kunstler, one of The two government chiefs were expected to rejected “Germany going it alone or taking a spe­ Isolated groups of reunification advocates dis­ “He is a very strong individual Cabey’s attorneys, said the news sign accords on economic cooperation, and aides cial path, and backward-looking nationalism.” rupted the march at times with shouts of “Ger­ who has gone through a lot in the Goetz had cancer didn’t make him Notices I PART TIME HELP IHDMES IHDMES I HDMES HOMES ILOTS/LAND said Kohl would briefly address East German Dresden students encountered at a candlelight many, United Fatherland,” but were quickly past five years and will not allow feel sympathy. HELP WANTED WANTED FOR SALE FDR SALE FDR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE citizens. vigil Monday night in Leipzig said there could be hushed by others. 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Indemnify slreable complex. this 3 bedroom Town- Saltbox with 3 firepla­ 12 Satarl Drive. 1.8 and hold harmless the Man­ Call a fte r 6:30 pm. space lob shop has try kitchen, hardwood Bright & spacious eat- house! Balcony with ces, beehive oven, 3 acres. Area of new chester Herald, Its officers 6 4 3 -1 0 0 6 .______immmedlate openings. floors, heated garage. in kitchen, 2 bedroom, sliders from the master acres and a pond. Di­ homes. $79,900. Lot 24 and employees against any RELIABLE teenager or Applicant must have 3 $184,5(X). M a rilyn V a t­ bedroom. Open dlnlng- rections; 1-84 East to Socialist and all liability, loss or dining area with french Satarl Drive. 1 plus Whites more likely older needed to shovel years experience. Blue teronl. Sentry Real Est­ llving room area. l '/2 exit 69, right on Route doors to patio. Impec- acres. Area of new expense, Including ottor- p r in t s k ills and a ate, 643-4060.n nevs' fees, arising from walks and driveway cable condition. baths, 1,200 square feet 74 for 3 miles. Right on homes. $84,900. Lots In knowledge of Mil claims of unfair trade practi­ after snow storms. $137,900. D.W . Fish MANCHESTER-4 b e d ­ and nicely decorated Parker Road.Philips new phase 3. 1-2 acres, specs. We offer good refuses ces, Infringement of trade­ McKee Street area. Realty, 643-1591 .□ rooms, 3 bath Contme- and well cared for. Real Estate, 742-1450r Underground utilities. 643-7919. pay. Company paid be­ than blacks to use marks, trade nomes or pot- porary. FIreplaced Pleasant surround­ COZY-4 room Ranch. Close to shopping. MANCHESTER-Large 2 ents, violation of rights of nefits. Pleasant work­ living room 8, family ings, pool. Close to privacy and Infringement of ing environment. Call bedroom Condo In a Remodeled Interior, 2 Area of expensive room. Possible teen or shopping and route 84. ceiling fans. Large homes, less than 20 copyright and proprietary Bob Whitehead. 242- small complex. Out­ to concede isGHELP In-law suite. $324,000. Anne M ille r Real Est- wrap around deck. rights, unfair competition standing location with minutes to Hartford. WANTED .5591. eoe. Sentry Real Estate, 643- ate, 647-8000.g______BRASILIA, Brazil (AP) — Sup­ drugs and alcohol and libel and slander, which ' I lots of privacy Includes New vinyl siding, win­ Deed restrictions 2,000 4060.r______may result from the publica­ ATTENTION! Earn Mo­ lower level family HERE'S a gem at dows, roof, septic sys­ square feet minimum. porters of .socialist presidential can­ tion of any advertisement In EXECUTIVE Secreta- $187,900. Newer, excel­ ; ney Typing at Home! room . $117,000. D.W BOLTON-11 room Colon­ tem and wiring. Per­ Use your builder or use didate Luis Inacio da Silva refused A > areas in Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, the Manchester Herald by ry/Admlnlstratlve As­ lent condition Duplex. fect starter or ours. Special designs WASHINGTON (AP) — White advertiser. Including adver­ $32K year potential. Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 ial. 4 bedrooms, 2'/j sistant. $23-$25K figure baths, living room, din­ 4 plus 4 room Town- retirement home. Cov­ available. $79,900. P h il­ to concede defeat and accused the students are more likely than black Houston, New York and Washington tisements In any free distri­ 602-838-8885 e xtentlon MANCHESTER-NIce 3 plus attractive east of ing room , fa m ily room , house style with 2 large entry. $116,500.Phlllps ips Real Estate, 742- nation’s biggest television network D.C., Hall .said. bution publications pub­ T-775.______bedrooom Cape refur­ students to use all kinds of drugs — the river opportunities large kitchen sola­ bedrooms. Good size Real Estate, 742-145Qc 1450n lished by the Manchester bished Inside. Finished and private bus companies of from liquor to cocaine and hal­ Of the 40,(X)0 high school seniors Herald. Penny Sleffert, with progressive, well- TELEMARKETING- rium, sun porch, fire­ living room, IV2 baths! Homemakers, senior family room in base­ NEARLY-3 acres. Lovely COVENTRY-Hlghlands sabotaging their campaign. lucinogens — according to a nation­ surveyed, only 4 percent of the Publisher. establlshedflrm. Assist place cedar exterior, All appliances. Includ­ newer 3 bedroom subdivision. Lot 2, 8,9, International sales and citizens, students. Po­ ment. Home Is on on ing dishwasher, dispo­ On Monday, partial returns from wide survey of drug use by sixth to black students said they had used extra deep lot for year wrap around deck, 2 raised Ranch. Finished 11, 18 approved build­ national marketing sitions now available car garage. Some dec­ sal, aluminum siding, Sunday’s balloting indicated conser­ 12th grade students. cocaine at least once in the previous ILOST within our company. 'round enloyment. lo w e r level family ing lots. $59,900. Lot 3. V.P. with good typing, orating choices still nice yard and more! room, new water puri­ $65,000. Lot 1, 16 acre vative free-market advocate Fernan­ “For all too long, this problem has year, while 7 percent of the white AND FOUND steno, word process­ This could be the ca­ $144,900. D.W . Fish It's a great Investment. Realty, 643-1591.0 available. $324,700. fication system. Over­ approved building lots. do Collor de Mello was on his way been portrayed as a black problem, students said they had done so. ing, LOTUS, work Inde­ reer opportunity Henry Associates. 644- Anne Miller Real Est­ you've been waiting sized 2 car garage, $75,000; Mountain to winning the country’s first direct and 1 think the end result has been The survey’s findings for overall REWARD-Lost, Norwe­ pendently, greet Inter­ BOLTON-U 8. R Colonial 4723.D ate, 647-8000.D horses allowed. Coven­ Ridge Subdlvlslon- n a tio n a l c lie n ts . A for. Our expanding situated on a 5 plus acre presidential election in 29 years. drug use by seniors in high school, gian Elk Hound. Black SOUTH WINDSOR- MANCHESTER- try. $172,900.Philips Lot 5,7,9, 11, 12, 14, 19, that there are .some people who have European language a company has 12 posi­ treed cul-de-sac lot. fur,kneehlgh Inhelght. Owner anxious to sell Graclous Ansaldl built Real Estote, 742-1450c 21,22,28,30,33. $79,900; The official vote tally, slowed be­ not really cared a lot about it be­ totals for senior high school students plus but not reaulred. tions for both full and Aluminum sided home 1 year old. Last seen on this beautifully deco­ Colonial on Spring B rig h a m Brook cause returns were double-checked including 12th graders and junior Outstanding benefits, part-time. Unlimited Includes a slate foyer, OPEN-spaclous floor cause of tliat,” said Judge Reggie Woodbridge Street. rated 3 bedroom Street featuring family Estates-Olde Tavern fee paid. Call or send earning potential. Sa­ large living room with plan. Not your average to avoid error, had Collor de Mello Walton, as.sociatc director of the Of­ high school students were: Answers to Cocomo. Ranch. New carpeting, room, sun porch, hard­ Lane. Lot 7, 1.48 AC resume to: Hilary lary and bonuses. Ex­ Cape. Hardwood floor­ ahead of da Silva by 1 million votes •Cocaine: 7 percent of white Please contact 646- a fleldstone fireplace, new rec room, living wood floors and 2 fire­ approved. $79,900; fice of National Drug Control Cutts, CPC, Business perience preferred but formal dining room, 4 ing throughout. Clap­ 7462.______room, formal dining places. Ready when South Street-10 plus with 72.30 percent of the vote Policy. seniors, 4 percent of black seniors; 5 Recourses, Inc. 50 will company train. bedroom s, 2'/2 baths board siding. Beautiful LOST: One pair Trak- room, fireplace, main­ you are. Immediate oc­ acres, deeded rights to counted. percent of white high school stu­ Foundation Plaza, Su­ Applications now being and a finished rec 150x250 lot. In ground “This is an American problem, Cross Country Skis. tenance free exterior. 2 cupancy. $196,900. Ep­ lake. Convenient loca­ ite 105, East Hartford, accepted. First come, room. D.W. Fish pool, full length rear News of Collor de Mello’s lead not just a black problem, and all of dents, 3 percent of black high school East Center Street, car garage. A must to stein Realty. 647-8895.08 tion, wooded and pri­ CT 06108. 528-8742. first serve basis. Realty, 643-1591.0 porch, 2 car garage. stabilized financial markets Monday us have to get on with the business students; 2 percent of white junior Route 44, 646-8289. Please call Mr. Lucas, see. $165,000. Henry As­ MANCHESTER- Priced right! Elling­ vate. Offered at and triggered a plunge of the dollar of dealing with this problem, bc- high students, 1 p)ercent of black BRAODCASTING-Entry 647-8018, Monday- BOLTON-Enlov the coun­ sociates. 644-4723. r Gracious Ansaldl built ton. $149,900.Philips $85,900; Root Road-23.9 level. TV commercials. try In this 3 bedroom Frldoy, 9am-6pm. EAST HARTFORD-3 bed­ Colonial on Spring Real Estote, 742-1450r acres of land, open and on the illegal, but tolerated, black cau.se I believe that if we do that, junior high students. Real people. No expe­ Cape. Short w alk to the I PART TIME room Bl-level, eat In Street featuring family wooded. Small pond market. that we can, in fact, prevail,” Walton •Liquor: 65 percent of white r ie n c e necessary. beach. Easy access to NEW-Ranch rrjodel. 2 ,horse barn, older HELP WANTED kitchen, l '/2 baths rec room, sun porch, hard­ bedroom, 2 bath home Superior Electoral Court spokes­ said. seniors; 37 percent of black seniors; Children, teens, adults. NATIONAL Photography 1-384. $126,900. M a rilyn wood floors and 2 fire­ home In need of re ­ Company seeking a ca­ Vatteronl. Sentry Real room, space for addi­ features dining room, man Irineu Tamanini said final The figures from the Parents’ 57 percent of white high school stu­ CHILD care worker For Information call tional bedroom, great places. Ready when pairs. 750 foot fron­ (313) 548-8100, exten­ reer minded person to Estate, 643-4060.O finished living room, tage. $279,900. P hilips results of the presidential runoff Resource Institute for Drug Educa­ dents, 29 percent of black high wanted. Part-time, location. Convenlentto you are. Immediate oc­ covered rear porch, sion 2978. loin our Manchester, MANCHESTER-Newer cupancy. $196,900. Ep­ Reol Estote, 742-145Qo would be known by Wednesday. tion Inc. were released Monday. school students; 28 percent of white AM, energetic, caring CT division. Photo 1-84. Maintenance free full basement and gar­ person. East Hartford CLERICAL-Flexlble Cape with completely e xte rio r & deck. Beau­ stein Realty. 647-8895.0 ANDOVER-Bear Swamp The Associated Press equipment furnished, age. No association Globo TV, die nation’s biggest Fifteen percent of the 58,898 junior high students; 13 percent of Day Care. Call 569-1610. hours, variety of office fenced in yard. Great tifully decoroted and BEST-ln It's class. Of­ fees! Blanchard & Ros­ Road. Two 2Vi acre duties. Dataentry help­ limited overnight for kids 8, pets. Large network, on Monday projected Col­ black students surveyed nationwide black junior high students. travel, mornings open, landscaped. $157,000. fered at $214,900. This setto Realtors," We're approved building lots, ful. Good pay, benefits eat-ln kitchen, family lor de Mello would defeat da Silva SANTA AHEAD — Jean and Richard Price of Onondaga, N.Y., want you to keep your said cocaine was “very easy to get,” •Marijuana: 29 percent of white guaranteed draw to Henry Associates. 644- spacious 4 bedroom, Selling Houses" 646- high and dry, across FULL-TIME and pleasant working room and den. $149,900. 4723.0 2'/2 bath Colonial feat­ 2482,0 from state forest. Good by 6.27 percent of total votes cast. eyes open for deer, but not just any old deer, when you pass their house. compared with 8 percent of the seniors; 17 percent of black seniors; environment. Call Mi­ start, extensive paid David Murdock. Sen­ training, travel ex­ uring oversized kit­ perc rates. The conservative candidate led by 296,180 white students surveyed, 24 percent of white high school stu­ We have openings chele, 242-5591. eoe. try Real Estate, 643- IMMEDIATE NO Holds Barred-Seller pense allowance. Occupancv-3 bedroom chen, first floor family $64,500.Philips Real 3 million votes, or 5.1 percent of according to the PRIDE results. dents, 13 percent of black high for the assembly and 4060.O room and laundry. of this 9 room, 2'/2 bath Estate, 742-14500 Would consider train­ Ranch on one acre of Colonial said 'Sell', TEACHER/Teacher Beautiful private yard. valid ballots, in the network’s unof­ However, totals for cocaine use school students; 8 percent of white packaging of our ing a strong advanced YOUR own offIce-Thls 9 trees. FIreplaced living Need a loan? Want us ficial tally, which was based on 86.8 — and for use of liquor, marijuana, junior high students; 5 percent of Assistants-Looking for amature. Call Mary plus room building on room and family room, Call for details. Epstein ICDNDDMINIUMS homemade foods. caring people with Realty. 647-8895.0 to buy your home Call percent of returns announced by hallucinogens and stimulants as well black junior high students. 1-800-521-4611. U nited West Middle Turnpike eat-ln kitchen, dining Rich Bell to see this. FOR SALE S&L assets to go on the block training and expe­ Photo Industries. would be Ideal for Doc­ room, large deck MANCHESTER-M ove in $6 per hour to start $224,900. Blanchard 8, state election officials. — in junior high schools, senior •Hallucinogens: 6 percent of rience In early child­ tors,Lawyers, Accoun­ above garage. Conve­ condition. Immaculate Rossetto Realtors," MANCHESTER- hood development. Im­ POSTAL Jobs-Stort at tants, Real Estote or Tlic owner of Globo TV, media high schools and the senior year of white seniors; 2 percent of black with scheduled wage nient to 1-384. Minutes Contemporary home, We're Selling Houses" Porterfleld Condomi­ mediate full and $10.79/hour. For exam Insurance offices. Only tycoon Roberto Marinho, supported WASHINGTON (AP) — The Bush administration is Board, an administration panel headed by Treasury high school showed that across the seniors; 5 percent of white high to Hartford. Lease/op- newly painted and car­ 646-2482.0 nium on Oak Grove review.s and great part-time positions and application Infor­ $182,900 B lanchard 8. telling regulators to begin selling real estate and other as­ Secretary Nicholas F. Brady. The board sets policy for board, a higher percentage of white school students; 2 percent of black tlon available. Henry peted, featuring 3 bed­ Street. 2 bedroom end Collor de Mello during the cam­ available. Children's mation call 7 days, Lovely, lovely!!! French benefits. Call 633- Rossetto Realtors," Associates. 644-4723.0 room s, 2'/2 baths and 2 unit with 2'/3 baths, paign. sets from failed savings and loans even before the the Resolution Trust Corp., a new entity run by the students than black students were high school students; 2 percent of. Discovery Center, 633- 8am -10pm , 1-216-967- We're Selling Houses" doors, hardwood 4663. Ask for Dave. 9062, extentlon 101. MANCHESTER-New list­ floor to celling firepla­ finished basement, att­ Officials of da Silva’s Workers government officially closes the institutions. Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., an independent using drugs. white junior high students; 1 percent 15(18. 646-2482.0 ces to keep you w arm . floors, 2 fireplaces, ing! Well kept 7 room brick patio, 2 car att­ ached garage. Excel­ Party said they would sue the net­ Regulators “should ... immediately begin shrinking regulatory agency. “It goes against conventional wis­ of black junior high students. Located In Forest Hills. lent condition. Excel­ Colonial. 3 large bed­ ached garage. 3 bed­ work, accusing it of giving Collor de such institutions’ balance sheets in a coordinated and or­ dom — particularly television has •Stimulants: 11 percent of white rooms, spacious fam­ $184,900. Epstein lent location. Jack Under pressure from critics to increase the pace of its Realty. 647-8895.0 room Cape In excellent Mello more television time in news derly manner,” instructs a document obtained Monday by portrayed the problem of drug abuse seniors; 3 percent of black seniors; RN/LPN - SUPER NEW RATE OF PAY ily room and living condition. Porter Lappen Realty, 643- savings and loan bailout, the administration plan outlines CERTIFIED NURSE AIDES ro o m , fire p la c e ,3 LARGE-5 plus 5 Duplex In 4263. broadcasts in die days leading up to The Associated Press. its approach to the huge task of selling more than $300 in the United States as a black, inner 11 percent of white high school stu­ BAYLOR, Every Weekend Street area. Principals The administration, in a 91-page strategic plan, also is baths and much super shape! 3 bed­ only. $179,900 owner. FOR RENT-3 bedrooms, the vote. billion in S&L assets. city problem,” said Doug Hall, vice dents, 2 percent of black high school Immediate openings on 7am-3pm week­ 7:06a M-7:00PM more.$199,(X)0. U 8, R rooms and 1'/2 baths telling regulators to discourage influence-peddling by 643-1211. 2'/2 bath Townhouse The party officials aLso accused president of PRIDE. students; 4 percent of white junior ends; and 3pm-11pm part time shifts. and Realty, 643-2692.0 each side. Large coun­ w ith basement and ca r­ the network of porU-aying the con­ keeping a public log of all attempts by “senior public of­ As of Dec. 8, the RTC had control of 280 failed S&Ls, Atlanta-based PRIDE surveyed high students; 2 percent of black ■Ask about our child care reimburse­ 7;00PM-7:00AM MANCHESTER- try kitchens, fenced In, BEAUTIFULLY- port. $950 per month servative candidate in a more ficials” or their staffs to influence their decisions. having disposed of 33 since its creation Aug. 9. It ex­ the students at 958 schools in 38 junior high students. Ask about our new hire bonus and child Southfleld Green. Im­ private yard. A MUST Decorated starter plus utilities and secur­ The plan, scheduled for release by the end of the year, pects to get jurisdiction of at least another 220 insolvent ment mediate occupancy on SEE Investment prop­ home for the first time ity. Epstein Realty. 647- favorable light tluui his leftist adver­ states during the 1988-89 school PRIDE was founded by a group care reimbursement. e rty! Asking $209,900. b u y e r. Kitchen r e ­ was prepared by the Resolution Trust Corp. Oversight thrifts in the next 2'/2 years. •Non-benefits rate of pay program this original owner 6 8895.0 sary. year, including students in inner-city of parents to fight drug abuse. For more information please call: room Townhouse. 3 Strano Real Estate. cently redone with Will Train Director of Nursing large bedrooms, kit­ 647-7653.0 Cathedral celling and 2 skylights, oak cabinets {APARTMENTS Please call: Director of Staff Develop­ Crestfield Convalescent Home chen and family room, POSSIBLE-Rent with op­ oversized living room tion to buy. Enloy a and new vinyl flooring. FDR RENT ment, Crestfield Convalescent Home M anchester with dining area. 2'/2 safe, warm and cozy Lake rights to Crystal Giant presses work overtime Questions on 1990 short form of Manchester 643-5151. 643-5151 ______baths, complete ap­ w inter w ith a felldstone Lake. Owner axious. MANCHESTER-4, 6, and pliances, carport, cen­ fireplace in family Make offer. Ellington. 7 room apartments. Se­ tra l a ir. $162,900. U 8. R room and woodburn­ $99,900.Philips Real curity. No pets. Now WASHINGTON (AP) — Here is resident. mortgages arc paid off. Realty, 643-2692.0 ing stove In living Estate, 742-14500 available. 646-2426, 9-5 preparing nation’s 20th census a list of the questions on the Census This is the same as in 1980 except Other choices include rented for room. 7 large rooms, 3 weekdays. Bureau’s 19W short form, which that it drops the question about cash and occupied without payment "LETS TALK!" bedrooms, 2 baths, on MANCHESTER-5 room, 2 NEWLY-decorated 5.18 wood acres. Ap­ EASTERN-ConnectIcut. religion, their pets and their sexual As in 1980, when mailed forms will go to every household in the na­ whether people have been married of rent. About Strano's success in selling and bedroom apartment. Results will affect tion. before and about whether that mar­ Dutch Colonial. 2 acres pliances and paddle Approved lots. Superb 1st floor. Appliances preference come up often — and are largely replaced census takers, the H5. “Is this house on 10 or more NEED X-MAS how you can be a part of it! As always we Including 6 stall horse fan remain. Possible wooded home sites. PERSONAL riage ended bccau.se of the death of acres?” and “Is there a business or and heat Included. Lea- rejected every time. Postal Service will deliver forms to keep selling houses, and with our soon- barn and fenced pas­ owner financing. An­ $39,900. New homes on se/securlty. $750 welfare programs, 1. “List... the names of each per­ a spouse. medical office on this property?” tures. Frontage on WII- dover. $184,900. D irec­ these lots starting at A proposal to ask about citizen­ more than four out of five homes in to-start Training Program, you can be a monthly. No pets. 643- son living here on Sunday, April 1. Choices include married, Similar to 1980, this questions $ CASH? $ llmantlc River. Easy tions; Route 6 to Wales $114,900. Lot 1 3.2 9885 or 646-2918. highway funciing ship, in an effort to determine the the country, based on address lists »» part of the successful Strano's Sales Team. access to Route 44 8. Road, right on Shoddy acres. Lot 2 1.9 acres. number of illegal aliens, was also purchased from commercial firms widowed, divorced, separated and separates farms and businesses from 1-84. C o v e n try . Mill, 4th driveway on Lot 3 3.7 acres. Lot 4 MANCHESTER-3 b e d ­ Come join the new team of tele­ Conscientious, dependable, energetic, full room apartment. $645. not included on the short form in­ and compiled by the Census Bureau. Same question as 1980. never married. single-family dwellings. That way, $159,900.Philips Real left. Philips Real Est­ 5.0 acres.Philips Real WASHINGTON (AP) — For the The first person listed, formerly 7. Asks each resident if he is of the value of a farm, estate or com­ time sales associates will feel right at Estate, 742-1450T ate, 742-1450C Estate, 742-14500 No security. Available tended to enumerate everyone living Census t^ers will go to areas where marketers at the Manchester Im m ediately. 643-4421. 20th time since the founding of the known as the “head of household,” SpanishMrHispanic origin? mercial structure isn’t calculated home! YOUR-Dream come true. MANSFIELD-.67 acre in the United States. Few people in no adequate address lists could be Herald. Great hours 5-8pm Mon- CLASSIC New Cape-7 DUPLEX-6 rooms, deck, republic, your government is setting has become the “householder” or Similar to the 1980 question. into average home prices. If you are licensed, or soon to be, please Builders own home. room , 2'/2 bath, first building lot, great for this country illegally would be likely obtained. Superbly constructed lo w cost Modular fenced-ln yard. No util­ out to learn something about each of “reference person.” The choice of Choices include no, ycs-Mcxican, H6. “What is the value of this day-Friday. Earning potential of call for confidential interview...don't floor fireptaced family ities, security. $650 to admit as much to the government, Over the years, hundreds of clapboard sided Cape. room. 1850 square feet home. 1 acre plus- 1 you — and quite a lot about many of who to list first is entirely up to the yes-Puerto Rican, yes-Cuban and property?” $8,10 per hour. delay...call today! Beautiful Interior fin­ minus lot. Ideal for monthly. Call after officials said. federal programs have developed of living. Set on a 5pm, 649-4992.______us. individual filling out the form. yes-other, with a write-in blank for Offers a scries of checkoffs for ish work. 3 bedrooms, windswept lot bor­ first home. Survey 8, In choosing what to ask, census that disperse money and projects on Frank Strano 2'/2 baths, oversized 2 test hole data availa­ Where do you live? How old are the basis of census statistics, and 2. Asks how other residents arc detail. people to evaluate their homes. dered by trees and 4 ROOMS and bath. Cen­ you and what’s your race? Are you officials considered the needs of related to Person 1. The long fomi adds 26 personal Similar to 1980 except that in 1980 For more information please call STRAND REAL ESTATE car garage with loft. stone wall. Only ble. $49,900.16 beautiful tral location. Heat and thus need specific information col­ P riva te IV2 acre lot. countrv acres on nice single, married or living with an government agencies, tried to repeat questions, including ones dealing $209,900.B lanchard 8, electricity not In­ lected every 10 years. Similar to the 1980 question. the top category was “$200,000 or Gerlinde at 647-9946. 647-"SOLD" Coventry. Reduced to Rossetto Realtors," level lot elth pond. “unmarried partner”? How big is as many questions as possible from with state or country of birth, educa­ more” and now the top is “$500,000 cluded. $675 monthly Welfare programs and highway Choices range from hus- $219,900.Philips Real We're Selling Houses" $99,900. Philips Real plus security. 649-1240 your house, what’s it worth and is it the past to maintain consistent statis­ tion, ancestry, military service, dis­ or more.” It's What We DO Best! Estate, 742-1450r 646-2482.0 Estate, 742-1450n funds, job training and mass transit bandMrwife to other relatives to not a fte r 5pm. tics and realized that asking too ability, employment, income and H7. “What is the monthly rent” paid for? projects, education and urban related. Spaces also offer such pos­ Yes, it’s time once again for a much would result in people refus­ sibilities as roomerMrboarder, commuting habits. and “Does the monthly rent include ing to cooperate. renewal all depend on the census for new decade and another census. raw data. housemate, unmarried partner and HOUSING any meals?” Even now, massive printing pres­ Indeed, the Office of Manage­ other. HI. “Did you leave anyone out of The first question is similar to ment and Budget, complaining of a Simple pride results in some data M A N C H E S T E R J O B S E R V IC E -.alw aya ready to serve job-seekers and area employers at no charge... ses are churning out the more than being kept when statisticians want to 3. Asks each resident’s sex. your list of persons for Question 1 1980 but adds more categories. The KX3 million forms that will be “paperwork burden” for the public, As in 1980, the choices arc male bccau.se you were not sure if the per­ top rent in 1980 was $500; now it’s JOB Here are some of the many new job openings available this week: fought a battle with the Census drop it. needed to count over 250 million ■This time, for example, the Cen­ and female. son should be listed....” $1,000. The second question is new Bureau over some of the questions. Americans April 1. 4. Asks the race of each resident. Same as the 1980 question. and is desired to gather informa­ • Immediate opening for mechanicsil sus Bureau wanted to leave a blank SERVICE • Five years experience required for • Opening at once for plant security Originally required as a count of The bureau produced a 150-page This is similar to the 1980 ques­ 112. “Which best describes this tion on special housing for the elder­ • Experienced machine shop super­ inspector with minimum 4 yrs. ex­ for people to write in their ethnic machine shop opening for boring mill guard - 3rd shift - excellent pay rate the population to help divide up study justifying the questions it is tion, offering such choices as building?” ly, which often includes some meals • 6 mos. general construction ex­ visor needed at once. Must have porience.perience. Will inspect machined group if they had checked off perience qualification required for airrr;ift narfc raZjA .^II set-up/operator. Excellent pay -f + full benefits + 10% shift bonus. seats in the House of Representa­ asking. After finding little support “white;” “black or negro;” “Indian Similar to 1980, choices include in the rent. thorough knowledge of machinery aircraft parts, read blueprints, use all benefits. “Asian or Pacific Islander” under carpenter helper. Carpentry or sheet and set-up operations. Excellent pay measuring instruments. Must be tives, the census has become an ef­ for some of the information col­ (American),” with a space to write such options as mobile home, one- The long form adds 19 housing • Employer seeking individual with rock experience a plus. Very good lected the last time, the agency has race. math aptitude to train as lab tester. and benefits. familiar with MIL standards, \fery fort to assess the slate of the nation. In 1980 that question offered a in the tribe; “Eskimo;” “Aleut,” and family hou.se or apartment building. questions, including ones dealing pay rate. good pay and benefits. dropped questions about marital his­ Will perform tests on paints. Good The debate about what to ask in list of possible Asian and Pacific Is­ “Asian or Pacific Islander,” with H3. “How many rooms do you with the number of bedrooms, pay + full bonefits. 1990 has been under way for most tory and home air conditioning. several checkoff boxes for Asian have in this house or apartment?” whether there arc complete plumb­ • How about getting behind the Most homes will receive the form land groups and a check-off box be­ • Like public contact? Opening avail­ wheel of a tractor trailer truck? Valid • Mechanically inclined? Auto dealer­ of tliis decade. Since 1984 there side each. groups, as well as a write-in space Same question as in 1980. ing facilities, if there is a complete able for rental agent for apartment class 1 Ct. driver's license + good ship seeking auto technician. Must State of Connecticut have been 65 public meetings in the mail in late March and arc ex­ H4. Asks if the residence is kitchen, the presence of telephone, • Interesting opening for enviromen- complex. Will type, file, greet visitors, Members of Congress represent­ for choices not listed. tal health inspector. Will perform motor vehicle record are the only re­ have basic tools and 1 yr. ex­ Labor Department pected to mail it back after April 1. show apartments, collect money. quirements. Very good pay and around tlie nation to get the public’s ing areas with many Asians and 5. Asks the age and year of birth owned or rented. the number of automobiles owned, routine inspection of food services, perience. Handle oil changes & fil­ Census takers will go only to some Good pay r benefits. fringe benefits. 806 Main Street comments and suggestions. More of each resident. Similar to 1980 but adds a the fuel used for heat, the source of violations of hoalth/housing codes. ters, brake work, tune-ups, electrical Pacific Islanders didn’t like the * - rural homes and to other places from Excellent pay and benefits. system trouble-shooting. Good pay Manchester, CT 06040 than 5,000 people attended. proposed change and got a bill Similar to the 1980 question. category to separate homeowners water, whether a public sewer is and fringe benefits. Suggestions that the Census which the mailed forms were not 6. Asks the marital status of each witli mortgages from those whose used and when the building was (203) 649-4558 returned. through Congress to restore the Bureau ask people about their 1980 style. built. 16—MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Dec. 19, 1989

LEGAL NOTICE BECAUSE YOU never OF 149 J APARTMENTS I APARTMENTS CONDOMINIUMS know when someone will 1 ■ s THE TAX COLLECTOR FOR RENT I ^ ^ I for r en t l ^ F O R RENT FURNITURE be searching for the Item Housing EIGHTH UTIUTIES you have tor sale, it's \ •-.■A ‘ DISTRICT MANCHESTER-Newer 3 MANCHESTER-4'/ j FRENCH Provincial Din­ b etter to run vo u r w o n t ad All persons liable by law to bedroom Duplex. IW R en tal r o o m , 2 b e d r o o m ing Room Set-Includes for several days cancel­ i -i, pay taxes in the Eighth baths, appliances, Townhouse. IV 2 bath s, Manchester, renovated toble, leaves, pads, 4 ing It as soon as you get Bolton residents '■ ^ 'i Utilities District of Manchester deck, basement, wa- 2 Family, appliances, full basement, quiet Dcfit! chairs, hutch, tea results. are hereby notified that on sher/drver hookup. busline, near center, small complex. No wagon, and two corner JANUARY 1, 1990, I will have pets. $725 plus utilities. $725 monthly utili­ $600 plus utilities. 12/1 cabinets. $1,500 or best say no to compact/3 ■ a MOTOR VEHICLE SUP­ ties. Security deposit occupancy. Dale 529- R. D. Murdock, 643- offer. Call 649-8137. 2692. I CARS PLEMENTAL rate bill for the and references. No 8276, Matt 653-6564 111' M collection of 7 mills on the pets. 649-7874 after Looking for something RENT-Several local rents CARPENTRY/ [for sale Grand List of 1988 due to the 6pm .______ELECTRICAL special? Why not run a 6 ROOM heated apart­ ayallable. Call today! REMODELING collector JANUARY 1, 1990, HEBRON-2 bedrooms, "Wanted to Buy" ad In Taxes will be accepted at 18 ment. $800 with secur­ Sentry Real Estate, 643- Clossitled. The cost Is Schaller's heat and hot water ity. No pets. 646-2426. 4060.O DUMAS ELECTRIC Main St., Manchester, CT Included, appliances, HANDYMEN/CARPENTERS Service changes, sm all... the response big. 06040, OFFICE HOURS: Weekdays, 9-4. cellar storage, park­ Cleaning, Hauling, Caipentry, Remodelling additional wiring and 643-2711. Q u a lity MONDAY thru FRIDAY M A N C H E S T E R - 4 ro o m Reasonably P ric ^ ing, large yard. $625 I HOMES repairs on existing Pre-owned Auto 9:30A.M.-3:30P.M EXCLUD­ monthly. 649-2871. apartment. Applian­ Free Estimates ING HOLIDAYS. All taxes un­ ces, heat, hot water, I FOR RENT AH Cans Answered homes. Quality work at mTV/STEREO/ Value Priced paid by FEBRUARY 2, 1990, AAANCHESTER-2 bed­ cable. 649-5249. Rick's Handyman & affordable prices. L2J appliances will be charged interest at the room apartment, 1st BOLTON-3 bedroom, 2'/j Carpentry Service Entirely owner operated. floor, lust remodelled, MANCHESTER - 2 bed- 83 Olds Ciera rate of 18% (eighteen per bath. Contemporary. 2 646-1948 27 years exp. Call CURTIS Mathis Solid parking, cellar stor­ room townhouse with AT.A/C.PS $ 2,9 00 cent) per year from JANUARY acres. $1,400 per month Joseph Dumas state floor model TV. 1, 1990, until paid, according age, large yard. $595. fireplace. All applian­ plus security. 644-6226. ces, heat, hot water, $500, negotiable. 646- 86 Ford Tempo to Public Act NO. 12-146 a 649-2871. 4265. AT.A/C.PS $4^495 carpeting, air condi­ AVAILABLE PAINTING/PAPERING 646-5253 minimum penalty of $2.00 MANCHESTER-2 room Immedlately- fEanrhpalpr Irralb tioning. Call 649-5240. must be charged on each bill efficiency on Birch PLACING AN AD In clos 86 C h e w /'-s .ra R e m o d e lle d 4 b e d ro o m sifled Is a very easy delinquent FEBRUARY 2, Street. Includes heat M A N C H E S T E R - 2 b e d ­ Cape. Large family AT star ^ ^ room townhouse. All McHugh Himself simple process. Just dial WE DELIVER 5 0 4,995 1990. SUPPLEMENTAL and hot water. Refer­ room, fireplace, eat-ln For Home Delrvery, Call MOTOR VEHICLE TAX BILL ences plus 2 months appliances, heat, hot kitchen, carpeted llyln- Painting & wallpapering at 643-2711. We'll help you 84 C h£'2j . ' n ?brlty water, carpeting, air word your od for maxi IS FOR A MOTOR VEHICLE security deposit. $350 groom, large laundry its best Free Estimates. Fully 647-9946 at.a/c SOVJ;^^900 WBdnesday, Dec. 20,1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm REGISTERED BETWEEN per month. 649-4820 or conditioning. Call 649- mum response. Newsstand Price: 35 Cents and bath. $995 per Insured. Establisheed 1974. Monday to Friday. 9 to 6 8 8 Hond7^*i n 'r d lX OCTOBER 2, 1988 and 646-4412. 5240. month plus utilities. AUGUST 1, 1989. MANCHESTER-3 large MANCHESTER - 2 bed­ 646-4144. 643-9321 & ''® °7.u,49 5 room luxury town- MISCELLANEOUS ERNEST R. MACHELL rooms, newly reno- MANCHESTER-3 bed­ SERVICES TAX COLLECTOR yated, on bus line, off house. All appliances, room, newly renovated {MISCELLANEOUS heat, cable, carpeting, Like New ^ V O iW O EIGHTH UILITIES DISTRICT street parking. $450 and painted, washer/d- FOR SALE monthly plus utilities. air conditioning. Call ryer hookups. 643-6386, Wall Papering and Painting 85 Toyota Comry 039-12 643-8857. 647-1595. leave a message. 30 years Experience SNOW PLOWING AT. Loaded $ 6 ,9 9 5 Insurance, Relerences and Commerdai and Residential 82 Pontiac Firebird Hartford and State ol Connecticut described as follows: E N D R O LLS TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Free Esiimales Snow blower services available. V6,AT,A/C, 6 A AQC U.S. tries to oust Noriega 2 7 W width — 504 NOTICE OF Beginning at a point or the northerly side ol Turkington Drive, Can Mike 6494304 Lo w Miles MARTY MATTSSON 13" width — 2 for 504 ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE which point is 150.00 feet easterly, as measured along the ex­ Mon-Sat 9am-9pm 88 Honda Prelude 'S' tended northerly street line of Turkington Drive from the ex­ 6 4 9 -4 4 3 1 Newsprint end rolls can be 6^Spd,A/C, 610 OQC In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 and Like New V • t,T T O tended easterly street line of Alton Street South; LOW RATES picked up at the Manchester 9 of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adoption Herald ONLY before 11 am. 85 Toyota Celica President by the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, Connec­ Thence easterly and southerly by an arc of a curve to the right, Monday through Thursday. Need repairs around the AT, Loaded $ 5 ,9 9 5 Bolton may Scores ticut on December 12, 1989. having a radius of 149,51 feet, a central angle of 87°-53'-07“ WEIGLE'S PAINTING CO. home? Call an expert along the northerly and easterly side of Turkington Drive, Quality work at a 86 Buick Regal PROPOSED ORDINANCE reasonable price! You'll find the help you 229.31 feet to a point; need In Classified. 643- V8, Loaded, 6 7 O O K explains BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town of Interior & Exterior Low Miles V /,T T O Manchester, that the Town of Manchester accept from The Thence southerly along the easterly side ol Turkington Drive, 2711. I CARS take pupils are dead 314.39 feet to a point; Free Estimates 86 Honda Accord LX Manchester Memorial Hospital a conveyance of the following FOR SALE 5-Spd, Loaded $ 7 ,9 9 5 described land: Call Brian Weigle Thence southerly and easterly by an arc of a curve to the left 645-8912 LAWN CARE decision Some Americans SCHEDULE A having a radius of 20.00 feet, a central angle of 97'’-23'-09", 65 Ponirac Grand Am from EH 33,99 feet to a point on the northerly line of Haynes Street; V6,AT,A/C $ 4 ^ 99 5 Those premises situated in the Town of Manchester, County of CLYDE WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ reported hostages Hartford and State of Connecticut described as follows: Thence westerly and northerly by an arc of a curve to the right, FORGET THE REST 87Mit?>;^;^|- ncisLS dent Bush told the American people having a radius of 30.00 feet, a central angle of 98'’-28'-17", YARD MASTERS CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. By Dianna M. Talbot ^Beginning at a point on the southerly side of Turkington Drive, along the realigned street lino ol Turkington Drive, 51,56 feet CALL THE BEST! LEAVES RAKED & REMOVED ROUTE 83, VERNON s^spd A .S U '; < 00*; today that he sent American forces Lo w Miles 9 0 ,y y O Manchester Herald which point is 150.00 feet easterly, as measured along the to a point; Inferior/Exterior Painting. Trees cut, yards cleaned, 84 Unc. Continerttal $9,995 into a surprise overnight assault in By Eloy O. Aguilar southerly street line of Turkington Drive, from the easterly 83 Cutlass Supreme Thence northerly along the realigned easterly street line of Free estimates. Insured. Lawns, B ru^ removal, gut­ 64 Buick Century Wbg $5,995 V6,AT,A/C, OOC Panama to end a “dark chapter of The Associated Press street line of Alton Street South; Lo w Miles 9 ^ , y y 0 BOLTON — Superintendent of Turkington Drive, 303.33 feet to a point; David Kay ters cleaned. Snow Removal. 84 Bonneville 4 Dr. $6,095 dictatorship” by Manuel Antonio Thence easterly and southerly by an arc of a curve to the right, Schools Richard E. Packman un­ Thence northerly and westerly by an arc of a curve to the left, 85 Elecira 4 Dr. $9,995 Noriega and forestall a “grave PANAMA CITY, Panama — having a radius of 99.51 feet, a central angle of ST'-SS’CT” ____ 646-0754 643-9996 veiled a proposal Tuesday that could along the westerly side of Turkington Drive, 152.64 feet to a having a radius of 146.96 feet, a central angle of 88°-58’- ir , 85 Caprice Wagon $C,895 L o w M ile s ^ VO,4 y 0 danger” to the 35,0(X) Americans American troops backed by fighter point; along said realigned street line, 228.20 feet to the point and 85 Buick Somerset 4 Dr $7J295 85 Buick Century allow student exchanges between place of beginning. living there. jets and waves of U .S .-ba^ rein­ Thence southerly along the westerly side of Turkington Drive, 85 Celebrity V^gon $6,695 A T A / C .P S $ 4^ 495 East Hartford High School and Bol­ Bush ordered American forces to Said premises are designated “B" on a certain map entitled, ton High School. forcements attacked Panamanian 326.06 feet to a point; ISTORE/OFFICE 86 Honda Civic 2 Dr. $5,695 apprehend Noriega so he could be “Plan Prepared For The Realignment of Turkington Drive St. |3 y i INDUSTRIAL 85 Honda Accord IX The plan would allow a maximum army bases today in a bid to capture Thence southerly and westerly by an arc of a curve to the right Line Manchester, Connecticut A R Lombardi Associates, Inc. FOR RENT PROPERTY 86 Delta 88 2 Dr $9,995 5-Spd.A/C, 6C OOC put on trial in the United States on Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriega and Lo a d e d 9 0 , 7 7 0 of 80 economically disadvantaged having a radius of 20.00 feet, a central angle of 82°-36’-51“, Consulting Civil and Sanitary Engineers Land Surveyors Ver­ 86 Bonneville 4 Dr $6,995 charges of drug uafficking, but he break his defiant grip on power. 28.84 feet to a point on the southerly line of land of non Connecticut Date; Nov. 29, 1989 Scale; 1"=40' Sht. No. 1 OFFICE Space-Lease MANCHESTER-2 large 86 Century Wagon $7,495 87 Dodge Omni students from East Hartford to at­ AT.A/C.PS, acknowledged that Norciga Noriega fled and was in hiding, Manchester Memorial Hospital; of 1 Rev. 2 Added 12-1-89 Town Comments 12-5-89 Rev, 1 y o u r office s p a c e 86 Chevrolet Celebrity $7,195 6 A 0 0 *% tend and graduate from the smaller garage bays and office. Like New y^,yyO remained at l^gc. and his top bodyguard said on Thence continuing westerly along the southerly line of land of Added Parking Garage Footprint 11 -30-89", which map is to be now!! Convenient 1,100 souare feet. 647- 66 Chevrolet Nova 4 Dr $6,395 Toyota Celica GTS Bolton High School, but it also Manchester Memorial Hospital, 8.77 feet to a point; filed In the Town Clerk’s Office in said Manchester. Main Street locations 9976. 87 “We will chase him and we will Panamanian radio that the ruler was 86 Chevrolet Spectrum $4,995 5-Spd, Looded $ 1 0 A 9 5 could grant Bolton students the right available with off find him,” vowed the nation’s top directing his battered forces to resist Thence easterly and northerly by an arc of a curve to the left BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED that there be no monetary con­ 86 Chev Cavalier 4 Dr $6,895 to attend the larger East Hanford having a radius of 20.00 feet, a central angle of 81°-31'-43“, sideration paid or received for either of the aforesaid con­ street parking.Sentry military officer, Gen. Colin Powell. the vastly superior numbers and Real Estate, 643-4060.n 86 Bant Grand Am SE $8,495 84 Olds Ciera Coupe along the westerly realigned street line of Turkington Drive, veyances for the reason that said conveyances are being ex­ V6, AT, Loaded $ ^ 9 9 5 High School if they desire. Packman CLEANING He said reinforcements flown to firepower of the advancing U.S. 28.46 feet to a point; ecuted and delivered for the purpose of realigning portions ol 872-9111 said. The towns would receive $300 Panama and those on the way would units. the easterly line and of the westerly line of Turkington Street, SERVICES 86 Pontiac Grand Am per student in reimbursements from Thence northerly, along said westerly realigned street line, V6,5-Spd,A/C bring the U.S. force there to 24,000. A man indentified only as Major Prepared by William J. Shea MANCHESTER 328.38 feet to a point; Business Zone II the state and possible reimburse­ Powell, chairman of the Joint Caballero said on National Radio Assistant Town Attorney Business residential HOUSECLEANING- ment for transportation. Thence nonherly and westerly by an arc of a cun/e to the left, Good references. Free CARDINAL 86 Ford Escort Chiefs of Staff, said nine Americans that “40 Americans have been having a radius of 96.96 feet, a central angle of 88°-58’- ir , 11-29-89 combination. 5 room office AT, A/C, stereo $ ^ The details of the financing arran­ or retail suite, plus 5 room estimates. 568-7426. BUICK, INC. were killed in action, 39 were detained,” but that figure could not along said realigned street line, 150.55 feet to the point and This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this publi­ gement or how, or whether, it would place of beginning. cation in this newspaper provided that within ten (10) days 3 bedroom apt. 1989 Century Coupe $11,980 89 Acura Integra LS wounded and one was missing. He be confirmed. In an earlier radio G. and S . Associates Auto, A/C, ^ 1 0 A A C be financially beneficial to Bolton after this publication of this Ordinance a petition signed by not 1988 Skylark Sedan $8,590 9500 miles § 12 ,9 9 5 The Associated Press said he did not know how many report, he said 41 were being held. Said premises are designated "A" on a certain map entitled, less than five (5) percent of the electors of the Town, as deter­ ______64 3 -2 12 1 have not been worked out. “Plan Prepared For The Realignment of Turkington Drive St. ■^MISCELLANEOUS 1988 Chev S-10P/U $7,495 Panamanians had died. Also, two soldiers who said they mined from the latest official lists of the Registrars of Voters, 1988 S-10 Ext P/U $10,930 82 Chevy El Cam ino Enrollments at Bolton High ANNOUNCES ACTION — President Bush addresses the nation on television this morning Line Manchester, Connecticut A R Lombardi Associates, Inc. has not been filed with the Town Clerk requesting its reference 1 2 1 ] SERVICES V 6 ,A T ,P S , 6 C A O R In a nationally televised Oval Of­ were Noriega loyalists seized three Consulting Civil And Sanitary Engineers Land Surveyors Ver­ 1988 Buick Park Ave. $13,980 Lo w Miles v O ,^ y O School have gone down after the to a special Town election. ELLINGTON 1987 Oldsmobile Firenza $6,490 on his decision to deploy American troops to Panama in an effort to capture Manuel fice speech at 7:20 a.m. EST, a som­ /Americans from a hotel in the capi­ non Connecticut Date; Nov. 29, 1989 Scale 1"=40' Sht. No. 1 GSL Building Mainte­ 83 C h o Q i 0 >r town of Willington decided not to 1987 Buick Regal $8,695 V6,AT,rSUUl^995 Noriega. ber Bush said, “I took this action tal. Thousands of U.S. troops attack­ of 1 Rev. 2 Added 12-1-89 Town Comments 12-5-89 Rev. 1 MEADOWVIEW nance Co. Commercl- send freshman there this year. Bol­ Added Parking Garage Footprint 11-30-89", which map is to be 1987 GMCS-15Spt P/U $6,380 only after reaching the conclusion ed Panamaninan military bases in Ronald Osella PLAZA al/ResIdentlal building ton also is making plans to renovate filed in the Town Clerk's Office in said Mandiester. repairs and home Im­ 1987 Chev S-10 P/U $6,280 345 Center SL, Manchester that every other avenue was closed and around the capital at midnight. Secretary 1987 Cadillac Brougham $13,980 the high school to resolve state code BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED that the Town of Manchester Board of Directors provements. Interior 647-7077 and the lives of American citizens Preliminary reports said more than convey to The Manchester Memorial Hospital the following 1000 sq. ft. and exterior painting, 1986 Corvette Loaded $18,990 violations. Manchester, Connecticut 1986 Chev Monte Carlo were in grave danger,” Bush said. 50 people were dead, including at described land: Busy Rte. 83, new 1000sq. ft, light carpentry. Com­ $7,480 Packman said school officials American diplomat predicts Dated at Manchester, Connecticut plete lanitorlal ser­ 1986 Merc. Grand Marquis $8,980 TRUCKS/VANS The White House said the least nine Americans, but death es­ SCHEDULE B this 13th day of December, 1989. rental area. Ip attractive from both districts are most inter­ shopping plaza. Ideal for re­ vice. Experienced, rel­ 1986 Dodge 600 Sed $5,895 _ F 0 R SALE decision had been reached Sunday, timates began rising as the sun came Those premises situated in the Town of Manchester, County of 035-12 tail, office, professional, serv­ iable, free estimates. 1986 Pont T rans Am 26K $8,995 ested in an option that would allow after an American Marine officer up over the smoldering city. ice. 643-0304. 1985 Buick Skylark LTD $5,395 Bolton to diversify its primarily havoc until Noriega captured was shot and killed outside Fighting raged for hours but by Call NURSE'S Aide-Years of 81 Adams St., 3v' ton, good tor parts. white student enrollment and stabi­ Noriega’s military headquarters. daylight I^namanian resistance was 4 wheel drive, 7 toot James J. Gessay experience. Hospital Manchester lize its shrinking high school enroll­ Bush offered this explanation: waning. Noriega, the target of the trained. Excellent ref­ Fisher plow, make an ment. still too risky for them to appear anywhere in public, 875-0134 erences. 742-6402. 649-4571 otter. 1977 Ram EDITOR’S NOTE: The following dispatch is from “General Noriega’s reckless attack, remained free. Charger. 643-2573. However, Charles Holland, the a pool rejport filed by reporters Steven Komarow of Bushncll said. He would not disclose their whereabouts. threats and attacks upon Americans “We will chase him, and we will chairman of The Neglected Tax­ The Associated Press, Robert Kearns of Reuters and The three Panamanian leaders — considered by the in Panama created an imminent find him,” Gen. Colin Powell, chair­ payers group, which has been vocal Dick Thompson of Time magazine, who accompanied United Stales to have won an election last May — met danger to the 35,000 American man of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said Bridge on alternatives for the future of Bol­ U.S. forces in the invasion of Panama. with Bushncll on Monday evening and were told of the citizens in Panama. As president, I in Washington. ton schools, said today that the ex­ U.S. military plan. They approved of it in a letter to have no higher obligation than to Powell said that nine Americans change program sounds like a good FORT CLAYTON, Panama (AP) — John Bushncll, President Bush, Bushnell said. safeguard the lives of American had been killed in action, 39 were ^ P E T S L J UNIQUE GIFTS ^AUTOMOTIVE ^ FR U IT BASKETS idea but may cost too much. the highest-ranking U.S. official in Panama, said today The officials — President Guillermo Endara, and Vice citizens. And that is why I directed wounded and one was missing. One-way jack, the contract will fail. East will that there will be fear among Panamanians until Gen. Presidents Ricardo Arias Calderon and Guillermo Ford our armed forces to protect the lives Opposition leader Guillermo En­ NORTH 12- 19-8 MANCHESTER PET N E W ENGLAND CARDINAL BUICK'S P E R O ’ S F R U IT S T A N D . have a heart stopper and there will be Please see BOLTON, page 12 — were sworn in at an undisclosed site early Wednesday of American citizens in F^ama, and dara, winner of May elections the C ENTER-Christ mas Fancy Fruit Baskets ♦ Q 54 only eight tricks for South. The win­ Manuel Noriega is captured or otherwise removed from AMUSEMENTS. 50's professional car wax & YK Q 5 4 trip to bring General Noriega to justice Noriega-controlled government nul­ oitt certificates availa­ Gift Shop. ”Unlque gift detail service gift cer­ delivered locally. ning play is for declarer to come back the scene. as the military action was getting under way. ble. 687 Main Street, Large selection of Im­ ♦ 8 6 in the United States.” lified, was sworn in as president and Ideas from the 50's tificates now available ♦ AKQ6 By James Jacoby to his hand with the club jack and lead “Having him loose docs raise the potential that he The oath was witnessed by two officials of Panama’s Manchester. 649-4273. era." Hand painted for Christmas giving. ported Wicker at 210% up to dummy’s queen of hearts. West might raise more mischief,” said Bushnell, the U.S. human rights association, because no Panamanian But while key military objectives given immediate U.S. backing. porcelain figurines, off. Make this Christ­ TODAY D.J.'S DOG GROOMING Senior Citizen discount WEST EAST North has an unwieldy hand after must play the ace, and now nine tricks charge d’affaires. “I have the concern that until he is in government official could be enlisted to participate. had been achieved and most or­ lYesidcnt Bush, in a nationwide & PET SUPPLY. Bed­ music boxes, luke (• years and up). Pri­ mas m errier with a gift ♦ K 10 8 7 6 ♦ 3 2 are there unless the defenders have ganized resistance eliminated. Bush broadcast in the United States, also boxes, home games, from Pero's. 276 Oak­ West's opening bid. A one-no-trump custody, there is still going to be a great deal of concern Bushnell raised the possibility that Noriega could slip ding, canopy. Brass ces start at $62.99. YA7 Y 10 9 6 2 two more diamond tricks to cash. said, “the opxiration is not over yet. said Noriega was in hiding and “the cuddle and mats. Christmas gift certifi­ Come In anytime for land Street, Manches­ ♦ KQJ3 ♦ 10 7 5 2 overcall seems best, but North I n d e x and fear among the Panamanians.” into Nicaragua or Cuba. “He may be in the embassies ter. 643-6384. If North had made our recommend­ Gen. Noriega is in hiding.” Coats, sweaters, rain cates available. 77 Tol­ gift certificates or call ♦ 8 7 ♦ 10 4 2 thought a takeout double, with its Bushnell made his comments to a group of reporters at right now, hiding,” he said. action is not over yet.” gear, life lockets, and land Turnpike, Man­ for your appointment. strong connotation of four cards in the ed bid of one no-trump. South would 24 pages, 2 sections “Nevertheless, yesterday a dic­ “Tragically, some Americans have raised to three. East would prob­ a heavily guarded fort on the outskirts of the city. The U.S. Embassy was hit by one or possibly two back packs. Unique cat chester. 646-1533. 81 Adams Street, Man­ SOUTH heart suit, might work out better. tator ruled F^ama and today con­ have lost their lives in defense of ♦ A J 9 ably have led the three of spades. De­ rounds believed from a rocket-propelled grenade furniture. Holiday goo­ BLUE SKY TRADING chester. 646-7789. I SWEDISH GIFTS North would probably still be wonder­ Classified 23-24 “Noriega may take to the hills and be very hard to find stitutionally elected leaders govern,” their fellow citizens, in defense of dies, toys and crates. CO. American Indian Y J 8 3 ing what to do if South had responded clarer North could not afford to duck, launcher in Wednesday’s fighting. ♦ A 9 4 Comics 21 ... (but) he wouldn’t have a significant force to actually the president said. Pet pictures with Santa lewelry, estate le- SCANDANAVIAN GIFT two diamonds, but the actual jump to since West would win the king and democracy,” he said. “We also ♦ J 9 5 3 Focus 20 do anything,” Bushncll said. “He will get very little sup­ The new Panamanian government was hoping to go One intelligence source on every Sunday 12 to 5. welry. Gold and Silver, SHOP. The largest se­ two no-trump made life easy. North switch to diamonds before the heart Food 13-14 regret and mourn the loss of in­ December 24th, 8am-12 JEWELRY port from the people.” soon to the presidential house once the fighting is over. Senior citizen dis­ lection of Swedish Vulnerable; North-South raised to game. ace was knocked out. But if North took Local/State 3. 4. 6. 7 Capitol Hill said there had been nocent F^amanians.” noon. 119 Oakland counts. Gift certifi­ Foods In the area. Nut­ Dealer: West the spade ace and played as before, 2 The news group from Washington was shuttled to the The leaders were welcoming U.S. help they had es­ reports in recent months of a Street, Manchester. BRAY JEWELERS. "Spe­ West led the king of diamonds. De­ Lotterv The invasion by American troops cates. 10% discount cializing In Diamonds." crackers, Pyramids, leading up to the K-Q of hearts twice, NatiorYWsrId 8,9,15.22 fort by helicopter from Howard Air Force Base only chewed earlier because of the experience and aftermath deterioration in Noriega’s mental 649-0485. with this ad. 217 Center clarer ducked twice but had to win the is the violent climax of Seiko, Lassale and Hummel Figu­ South West North East the no-trump game would once again Obituaries 2 lO.fXX) yards from where the briefing was held because of the Oct. 3 coup attempt against Noriega. Street, Manchester. rines. Ellington Center third diamond. (A spade was discarded state, including increased paranoia Washington’s long battle with the Watches. Watch mak­ 1 ♦ Dbl. Pass succeed. Ooinion 10 647-0607. Plaza, Ellington. 872- 2 NT Pass 3 NT All pass from dummy.) A low heart to dum­ the military considered it unsafe to drive. “There weren’t loo many Panamanians left with guns and constant drinking. Bui the cagey military leader, who had set ing and Goldsmithing James Jacoby's books “Jacoby on Bridge'and Soorts 16-19 0273.______my’s king won the trick, and there was ‘Jacoby on Card Games’ (written with his father, The reporters were given six copies of a videotape of who were willing to do it,” Bushnell said. “When BOOKS on premises. Open ev­ Television 21 source cautioned that the reports up a succession of puppet presidents ery Sunday In De­ Opening lead: ♦ K now need for caution. If declarer care­ the late Oswald Jacoby) are now available at the swearing-in of Panama’s newly elected leadership. 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LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Double check all security forces slaughtered hundreds Ccauscscu, has run the country for Yugoslavia from Timisoara said over and crushed,” but the protesters Force, returning to his Connecticut This information is supplied by the Center Street, Man­ I AUTOMOTIVE Dec. 20, 1989 PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) It could work of a serious nature today and shots were fired indiscriminately, Manchostor Aroa Confuronco of chester. Wrap up a Luv of anti-government protesters is now 24 years and vowed to adhere to or­ did not disperse. birthplace to live near his brother. turn out to be counterproductive today don’t assume others have automatically thodox Communism, resisting the “killing dozens.” Security forces opened fire Churches. 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Because Romania’s hard-line A small radio or TV (good used GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Because chance you may lull yourself into a false that in Timisoara, police are brutally at Graz from Timisoara on Monday Frank Zemberi, a Yugoslav iruck- the fire stations at 75 Center St. FRIENDS CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) You your optimism could be easily mis­ Communist leaders have virtually OK) would provide company. sense of security today in a develop­ fighting demonstrators, mostly evening told the Austria FYcss Agen­ and 32 Main St. could be caught off guard today in a placed today, there's a possibility you ment where you think you have an ace scaled off their borders, most reports critical career development if you rely might lake a gamble on something sight in the hole. It might be trumped It you of violence in Timisoara have come young people. Unconfirmed reports cy that thousands of people moved Please sec ROMANIA, page 12 too heavily upon an associate who unseen. 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