Court Rules Videotaping OK in Home

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Clearing tonight; Manchester, Conn. cloudy Wednesday Tuesday, Jan. 17, 1984 — See page ^2 Haurljrfitrr Utmlh Single copy: 25C Court rules videotaping Flip-Top Imx OK in home By Elizabeth Olson Such copyright protection “ has United Press International never accorded the copyright owner Soft packor new Flip-Top box. complete control over all possible uses WASHINGTON — The Supreme of his work." Instead, the law gives the Either way, you get a iot to tike. Court, in a precedent-setting decision, copyright "'exclusive rights' to use and ruled 5-4 today Americans are free to to authorize the use of his work in five use their home video recorders to qualified ways including reproduction videotape television programs. of the copyrighted work in copies. In a major victory for the $3 Dissenters, led by Justice Harry billion-a-year home video recorder Blackmun, said "It may be tempting, industry, the justices overturned ,a as, in my view, the eourt today is hotly contested ruling that even pri­ tempted, to stretch the doctrine of fair vate, in-home taping of TV programs use as to permit unfettered use of this violated television copyrights and that technology in order to increase access UPl photo manufacturers of the recording devi- to television. But .such an extension cies were responsible for the illegal erodes the very basis of copyright law Marlb Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko iistens to Disarmament in Stockholm. Palme appealed for a copyright infringement. by depriving authors of control over the opening speech by Swedish Prime Minister Olof "grand strategy of peace” to come from the their works and consequently of their “ One may search the Copyright Act incentive to create." Palma today at the Conferetice for European conference. in vain for any sign that the elected Marlli representatives of the millions of '■K— people who watch television every day have made it unlawful to copy a program for later'wiewing at home, or Heat failure m have enacted'a flat prohibition against Peace plea opens parley the sale of machines that make such copying possible, ” Justice John Paul Stevens wrote for the majority. shuts ECHS J STOCKHOLM, Sweden (UPI) - Swedish Stevens wrote that the sale of Sony's Prime Minister Olof Palme opened the Betamax video 'cassette recorder is All 1.343 students at East Catholic 35-nation European security and disarma­ "capable of substantial noninfringing High School gut a surprise day off ment conference today with an urgent uses. Sony's sale of such equipment to today, after the building's ailing appeal to the superpowers to adopt a the general publie does not consitute heating system broke down Monday "grand strategy of peaoe:*^ contributory infringement of respond­ night. With hundreds of people singing peace ent's copyrights.” "But we should definitely be in full songs outside, Palme told the confereiae The case was brought by Universal swing tomorrow," the Rev. William that Europe already has the world's la rg ^ t Charbonneau, principal, said this concentration of conventional and nuclear Studios and Walt Disney Productions against Sony, manufacturer of the morning. “ I would hope that we'll even , 1 * ’« weapons and there is “ anguish” among the be able to have the basketball game population over the rising danger of war. Betamax video cassette recorder. Also named as defendants in the suit were seheduled here tonight." ■ Ik ' S "These peoples all unite in an urgent , ■■•fi'Vv appeal to the leading powers to use every one user of the Sony Betamax recorder Charbonneau said he decided to call opportunity to find the road to meaningful and one retail outlet that sold Betamax off school Monday evening when the dialogue and serious negotiation," Palme devices. circulation pump in the .school's said. The court's decision spares the 22-year-old heating sy.stem began “ They are not looking for new miiitary eleetronics industry from the threat of “ acting up," adding to problems with strategies. They are looking for a grand millions of dollars in fines or royalties pipes that had either frozen or broken strategy of peace." or even a court injunction halting sales while the system was turned off for Palme especially appealed to the United of home videotape recorders. repairs. States and Soviet Union to reverse the It also frees 5 million owners of home This morning. East Catholic had no build-up of nuclear weapons in Europe. videotape recorders to record their heal. By 10 a.m., Charbonneau re­ Nearly all the 35 participating nations at favorite shows and movies from ported that the broken pipes had been the Stockholm Conference on Confidence- television. repaired and a new circulation pump lights and Security-Building Measures and Disar­ had arrived and was being installed. He mament in Europe — from East and West Stevens noted that "it is not ourjobto expected that heat would be restored to Europe plus the United States and Canada UPI photo apply laws that have not yet been the building by noon. — were represented by foreign'ministers at written” and acknowledged Congress Mid-term exams, scheduled to begin lO O ’s the conference opening. U.S. Secretary of State George Shultz shares a story with Sen. Nancy may "take a fresh look at this new today, have been postponed until A crowd of about 700 people, braving Kassebaum of Kansas, who is traveling with U.S. delegation to techology.” Wednesday. “ We wanted to give kids t a r £. NICOTINE driving snow, sang peace songs in the plaza Stockholm as a congressional adviser. Lobbyists for Hollywood are now their best crack at taking exams, outside as the ministerial limousines pulled expected to press Congress to rewrite rather than take them in a freezing I OWERE*^ »5ss«e»iii up to the modernistic conference building in copyright laws and provide for new classroom.” Charbonneau said, to the center of Stockholm. They rolled a huge, j Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko royalties to compensate TV producers ‘'OW ERgj^ ^ In his 25-minute speech of welcome. explain his decision to close the school. 12-foot high balloon painted to represent the had been expected to include himself on the Palme told delegates that the conference, and performers. Exams will continue through next ' earth across the plaza. list.of those wishing to address delegates which will continue its work for at least In a key finding on copyright law, the Monday, Charbonneau said, though U.S. Secretary of State George Shultz was today but declined at the last minute. He three years, should begin "modestly and court ruled copying in the home for they were originally scheduled to end scheduled to address the meeting today and will speak Wednesday. realistically." personal use is a “ fair use” exempt Friday. call on Moscow to return to the Geneva talks Shultz will meet Gromyko privately from the copyright laws. on limiting medium-range nuclear Wednesday afternoon at the Soviet Em­ He called for initial measures to reduce “Any individual may reproduce a Area radio stations begun reporting missiles. bassy in their first session since super­ east-west suspicion and increase confi­ copyrighted work for a 'fair use;' the the closing shortly after 5; 30 a.m. Bula The foreign ministers of France. Portu­ power relations were ruptured by the Soviet dence and cooperation and said only at a copyright owner does not posssess the couple of students who missed the gal, East Germany, Denmark and Czechos­ downing of a Korean passenger jet in later stage should members move on to ^exclusive right to such a use,” sfevens reports showed up at school anyway, lovakia also were scheduled to speak today. September. actual arms reduction discussions. wrote. > Charbonneau said. Manchester man critical after getting heart transplant

Bv Susan Plese waiting there since for a suitable definite go,” she said; Levy was complications during surgery. was very positive, very relaxed. I hooked to a respirator and a heart Herald Reporter transplant. Dr. Bartley Griffith prepared for surgery, and the Fortunately, none of Levy's vital was apprehensive,” she said. monitor, and he has a chest cavity headed the transplant team. actual procedure began at 12:30 organs had deteriorated during his Hospital spokeswoman Judy drain. “ And he had about 10 Allan.Levy, 55, of 26 Florence St. Levy's plight came to the atten­ a.m., almost two hours before the long wait. Barring any complica­ Blanchard described the surgery. different medications through I.V. received a new heart in a four-hour tion of Manchester residents in donor heart had even arrived at the tions, he will spend from four to six “ The surgery lasted four hours (intravenous) lubes,” Mrs. Levy transplant operation early this November when the local chapter hospital. weeks at the hospital. — a relatively short lime for a said. Levy is receiving the new morning at the Presbyterian- of the men's service group UNICO At 2 a.m. the hospital organ heart transplant. It can go right up anti-rejection drug cyclosporin. University Hospital in Pittsburgh, began raising money for his air recovery team returned to Pitts­ LE V Y'S NEW H EART is pump­ to six or eight hours or longer,'' she The first 24 hours will be critical Pa. At 9 a.m. today his condition ambulance trip to Pittsburgh. burgh with the heart. By 4 a.m. ing nearly three limes as much said. < in Levy's recovery. He faces the was listed as critical. News that a heart had been found Griffith told Mrs. Levy that the blood as his old heart. "His old Levy will remain in the intensive dual threats of organ rejection or Marlboro Lights lOtTs Levy, a former machinist at came at about 5:30 p.m. Monday, team was "closing up.” He told her heart was almost ready to stop," care unit for at least a week. infection. Dynamic Metal Products Co., Levy's wife Edwina said this the patient looked good and there Mrs. Levy said. His condition had Although Levy was still uncons­ suffered the first qf several car­ morning in a telephone interview. were no complications. deteriorated in the past several cious this morning. Mrs. Levy was MRS. LE VY HAS been warned diac arrests exactly eight months The hospital was unwilling to "W e were worried about his days and the heart arrythmia had permitted to see him several that her husband's recovery won't The spirit of Marlboro in a low tar cigarette. lungs," Mrs. Levy said. Mucus had times, a few minutes at a time. necessarily proceed smoothly; ago today. He was transported to release the name .of the donor. increased. Pittsburgh via air ambulance on "They told us it was a 90 percent developed in the lower lobes, a Levy's spirits before surgery Levy will be kept heavily se­ Thanksgiving Day. He has been go," she said. "A t 10:30 it was a condition that could have caused were good, Mrs. Levy said. "H e dated for the next few days. He is Please turn to page 10

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\ * - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Jan. 17, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesduy, Jiiii. 17. 1984 - 3 Community counters street gangs with civiiian .patrois Hospitai relaxes rules on Caesarean births, children

By David Smothers \ John Ingram, have whipped to­ closed their eyes to it.' United Press International gether a band of some 250 men who By Adele Angle keen disappointment afterward. conditions: mer demand. ening the life of baby und mother.' earlier pregrtapey ended in a Focus Editor ' • The Caesarean must have Most doctors agree that the Caesarean. cruise Evanston's streets at night, A WALK AC R ^ Howard These mothers badly wanted the In addition, he said, the opening been performed for a non­ danger of rupture is less than 5 She's talked to many. EVANSTON, 111. — Evanston, looking for trouble. Street gets you from Chicago to experience of natural childbirth, of Manchester's new maternity percent. “ Boy, do I feel the pain in their the grand, smug, slightly prissy “ What we're doing is to patrol, Evanston and what used to seem a Manchester Memorial Hospital she said. recurring condition, such as fetai unit last fall — with its operating distress. (Women with small pel- “ I don't-think we're willing to voices." she said. lady of Chicago's North Shore, is not to have a confrontation," said different world. will permit children to watch as As for children in the' delivery rooms on the same floor — accept that 5 percent loss of baby,'' VBAC. she said, offers women an finally learning about the grim Ingram, an “ outreach” worker for There is Northwestern Univer­ their mothers give birth, thanks to room, she said it's something vises, for instance, would not be prompted the hospital to start said Dr. Donald W. Morrison, a alternative. facts of life. Evanston Township High School. sity, one of the nation's finest and a policy change approved by th# many parents who want a hbrne- allowed to have a vaginal delivery considering VBAC. The procedure 'It'll add to the whole spectrum It is a frightening process and " If we can stop something before it most handsome. There is the hsopital's executive committee like atmosphere will request. after a Caesarean.) ^ requires that the hospital have Manchester obstetrician and a last week. past chairman of the hospital's of women having control over their Evanstonians are scared. gets started, then we have no national headquarters of the Wom­ “ Once the idea becomes known, • The incision on thb uterus emergency surgical facilities and must be a low, transverse incision department of obstetrics and own bodies." she said. Scared that five street gangs, problem. an's Christian Temperance Union, In another policy change, the I think he (Dr. Wheeler) will be personnel on hand, in case the gynecology. three of them owing allegiance to “ If there's IS or 20 and they want still relishing its temptation of the hospital will offer vaginal delivery surprised,” she said. — rather than a vertical incision, woman attempting VBAC must As for children in the birthing which tends to be weaker “ If the experience of childbirth some of the worst in Chicago, are to start something, and there's 10 nation into prohibition some 60 to women who previously have had have an unscheduled Caesarean, rooms, she said she didn't see is more important than the loss of prowling its leafy, gardened men there, they're gone. The idea years ago. Caesarean sections. BOTH NEW POLICIES have • No uterine infection must have VBAC is today an approved parents flocking to take advantage stipulations attached to them. been present after the first medical practice by the American her child, that's her decision,” streets. is, we're monitoring. We're afraid Along the Lake Michigan shore....^^^ Dr. John P. Wheeler, chairman- of it. "But it's like any new idea — Children will be permitted in the Caesarean. College of Obstetrics and Gynecol­ Morrison said. Scared that people are being for our children if we let this get out the homes are gracious,.spacious, ‘ o* the hospital's department of it'll take time.” birthing rooms as long as they are • There must be no evidence of ogy, and it is performed in Wheeler agreed. shot, stabbed, beaten.and killed: of hand and that's the flat case." a trifle old. perhaps, but pleasantly obstetrics and gynecology, said he Even before the policy change. supervised by an adult, other than either a small . pelvis or an hospitals throughout the country, “ She (the mother) has to realize that dope pushers, muggers, The Evanston police have been so and very WASP affluent. The didn't think many women would MMH informally permitted child a parent, Wheeler said. adnormally large baby Wheeler said. this is one of the risks she'll have to stickup men, bad sorts of all sorts worried about the gangs for years. downtown section around Davis take advantage of either policy. ren in the birthing rooms — with In addition, children must be • The patient must be electroni­ However, the procedure re­ assume by going VBAC," he said. are operating in their city. The city council has woken up. So Street is smart and classy. “ I don't think this is going to be in physician's approval. briefed beforehand. They must cally monitored and there must be mains a highly controversial one, In addition, Morrison said, more Scared their cherished belief have the schools and the churches. great demand,” he said. that Evanston is somehow innbcu- The ideal of a terribly clean­ also be free of disease. At any point no use. of drugs to stimulate labor. with most local obstetricians — than half of women who attempt To Wheeler's knojoji^ledge, no “ Evanston has always envisi- lated against the sin and brutality living small city removed by The co-president of Manches­ during the delivery, they can be especially older obstetricians — VBAC end up having Caesareans. parents had .sought ‘^permission. ' oned itself as a suburb, the grand of less worthy communities (par­ fortune from a sinful and smelly UPl photo ter's childbirth information group ordered to leave the room by BOTH THESE POLICIES have against it. Why go through hours of lobor — however. old lady of the North Shore,” Sgt. ticularly Chicago, that ugly place . big city got a brutal kick in the — the Family Oriented Childbirth doctors or nurses, Wheeler said. been in effect at Hartford Hospital only to have it end in surgery, he About three months ago. Gerald Brandt-of the police organ­ across the city line) is very likely a shins last summer. Police Sgt. Daniel Moses (with tie) they get ready for nightly patrol in Information Society — greeted the Women who have had Caesa­ for more than two years, but few FOR YEARS, standard medical said. Wheeler said, a woman asked that ized crime unit said. “ It has a large misguided decision. The night of Aug. 23, the body of checks map with volunteer fathers as Evanston, III. policy changes with enthusiasm. reans who want to deliver vagi- patients have taken advantage of practice has been “ once a C- her children be present. Perm is­ elderly population, a very wealthy Kevin “Pudge" Jackson was Elaine Camposeo of FOCIS said nally — laymen call the concept them, Wheeler said, i ' section, always a C-section.“ The MRS. CAMPOSEO said VBAC is sion was granted. cross section of people. found, lying face down in a puddle. "THE FEAR IS THERE.” Mel­ There was at least one other THE POLICE HAD KNOWN IT the Vice Lords in muggings, many mothers who have had VBAC — will be permitted to do so Wheeler saidboth^anges came danger in attempting VBAC is that eagerly sought by sorhe women During labor, however, the Caesarean sections experienced at MMH under the following' about at MMH because of consu­ the uterus may rupture — threat­ who feel they “ failed" when an woman changed her mind. vin Smith said. “ They're all “ The perception was just that A 19-year-old young man of killing in Evanston this year that ior at least two year;s or more. stickups and purse-snatchings — rushing to get home before it gets and that 'how could this happen in promise, just two weeks from could be called gang-related. But The El Rukns, considered Chica­ were flourishing. too dark on the street." Evanston?' It is a fact that it could entering college, had been killed the death o f Kevin Jackson made go's most vicious gang; controlled The locally bred Stonyhood happen in any large metropolitan Smith is the black publisher of a apparently for no other reason people realize something was drug traffic in Evanston. Two Playboys and Black Mobsters weekly community newsletter. He, community and it is happening in a than that he was in the wrong part dreadfully wrong within their more Chicago gangs — the Disci­ were primarily engaged in fighting 8th E M T s / Developer along with Wilbur Hudson and lot of communities that have of town.' city's pleasant confines. ples specializing in burglaries, and each other. Manchester In still want still to buy Weather Peopletalk Eighth studies fires training Minnechaug Today’s forecasts The Eighth Utilities District Fire Department Carter ‘simple’ tests has not filed a claim with the state for the past two Eighth Utilities District President Connecticut, Massachusetts and and a half years for repayment for fires it has Gordon Lassow, frustrated in his By Kathv Garmus Herald Reporter Former President Jimmy Carter has been Rhode Island: Cloudy with a fought on Interstate 86, state records indicate. attempts to get Manchester Memorial hospitalized at Emory University in Atlanta, Ga., chance of flurries this afternoon. George Luther, state commissioner of the Fire Hospital to offer upgraded training for A Newington developer said Monday he still intends since Sunday for Highs mostly in the 20s but near 30 Prevention and Control Commission, consulted district emergency medical techni­ to purchase the Minnechaug Golf Course on the tests, his secretary at the shore. Tonight clearing with the records today at the request of the cians, says he has not given up trying. Manchester-Glastonbury town line, despite delays says. lows ranging from around minus 5 ^ Manchester Herald and said he found that no " I just don't know how to get around which have precluded a sale before the end of the 1984 A spokeswoman in the interior valleys and northw­ claims have been filed. this; I'll find a way.” Lassow said at a golfing season. at Emory Univer­ est hills to the teens in the coastal District Fire Chief John Christensen at a meeting of Eighth District directors Frank D. Troy, president of the Banner Land Co. of sity Hospital said a south. Wednesday, becoming meeting of district directors Monday night said Monday night. , Newington, said that several engineering and medical status re­ cloudy with snow late in the day there is some reason to believe there is a Lassow said the district should send financing details of the project need to be ironed out port on the 59-year- likely changing to rain in coastal reporting problem within the department. “ We technicians to the hospital for the before the $3.5 million deal can be completed. old former presi­ areas. Highs in the 20s inland and are not sure we are sending in the reports.” degree of training that the hospital is ’ “ As soon as we get these consummated, we'll be dent might be issued in the 30s along the shore. He was asked about the payments by Director willing to give. getting back to Mr. Clark," he said. Troy said he still this morning. Maine, New Hampshire; Varia­ Joseph Tripp. But Eighth District Fire Chief John plans to build single-family luxury houses on the The only informa- ble cloudiness with a chance of Thomas O'Marra, a volunteer firefighter and Christensen said the district itself 157-acre property. tion the hospital flurries north today and partly public information officer for the department, offers as much training as MMH and Minnechaug pwner Graham L. Clark had said would give out Mon­ sunny south. Highs in the teens and said the sunn involved over an 18-month period does a good job of it. He said what MMH earlier Monday that the course would remain open for day night was that 20s. Fair tonight. Lows zero to 15 was about $2,000. is offering is basically a refresher the 1984 .season because a developer had not yet “Carter was admit­ below north and near zero at the Christensen said he would investigate and give course. completed plans for developing it. Clark had ted for “ routine ob­ coast. Wednesday increasing a precise report at the next meeting. What Lassow and the fire depart­ previously predicted a Jan. 1 closing date and said servation" Sunday. cloudiness. Snow likely south late ment want is upgraded training, 1983 had been Minnechaug's final season. Nancy Konigs- afternoon. Highs in the teens and including instruction in the use of Developer Troy ^id his engineers have already mark. Carter's se­ 20s. Cloudy today In Connecticut Rival union gathers support anti-shock trousers. completed a feasibility study of-the property and are cretary in Atlanta, Vermont: Mostly cloudy today. The hospital administration has Today mostly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of afternoon flurries. Advocates of the Teachers Association of currently working on a detailed site plan. where the former Occasional light snow or flurries. declined to sponsor the training and to Highs 25 to 30. Wind southwest near 10 mph. Tonight clearing. Lows Manchester, a fledgling union trying to unseat the He said he plans to build beUween 100 and 110 luxury president maintains Highs 20 to 25. Cloudy tonight. assume the legal liability it says would 10 to 15. Wind west under 10 mph, Wednesday becoming cloudy with Manchester Education Association as bargaining homes on the property, with prices for the less an office, would say Jimmy Carter Lows 5 below zero to 10 above. result. Regulations of the North Cen­ snow late in the afternoon. Highs in the mid 30s. Today's weather agent for town teachers, are renewing their expensive homes starting at $200,000. only that Carter was Snow developing Wednesday. tral Connecticut Emergency Council picture was drawn by Toto Nyugen, 8, of 132 Avondale Ave., a petition drive this week in an attempt to force a “ It will be a class A development," he said. undergoing “ simple tests." Highs in the teens. require that anyone who applies the fourth-grade student at Bowers School. bargaining-agent election. The development would be consistent with However, WXIA-TV in Atlanta, quoting a Long Island Sound: Winds wes­ trousers be qualified as an advanced' family friend, said Carter was hospitalized for a TE AM already has 60 of the 106 signatures Glastonbury's zoning regulations and would add to the terly 5 to 10 knots today and needed, leader William Edwards said Monday. Emergency Medical Technician. minor hemorrhoid operation. At the meeting last night. Director town's tax base, Troy added. ---- shifting to the northeast 5 to 10 All those signatures are from teachers at filing Carter's last public appearance was Saturday NATIONAL V/EATHER SERVICE FORECAST to 7 AM EST ,-18-84 Joseph Tripp said a newspaper story The town, which Clark had given the right of first knots tonight and Wednesday 30.4ea. Junior High School (with a teaching staff of 76). A night when he delivered the keynote address at a indicated a different reason. He was refusal on the properly, hud hoped to buy the course to morning then east Wednesday 20 to petition has begun to circulate at Bennet Junior testimonial dinner in Atlanta for Mayor Andrew f i r referring to a Manchester Herald story turn it into a' recreational center offering golf, 25 knots by evening. Visibility 5 SEATTLE High School. Young during observances of Dr. Martin Luther Friday which quoted Dr. Robert cross-country skiing, fitness trails and other A dazzling auction miles or better today and tonight Edwards said he planned to recruit more King Jr. week. Butterfield, chairman of the town's facilities. lowering to below a mile at times support with a newsletter he will send out later When Florence Gould, the American heiress There was no indication at that time that he Emergency Medical Service Council, Glastonbury officials negotiated with Clark fur Wednesday afternoon and even­ this week. In the letter he plans to cite the Herald photo by Pinto who lived in Cannes, France, wore her jewel planned to enter the hospital. as saying that the medical administra­ several months but were unable to reach agreement ing; Average wave heights 1 footer accomplishments and objectives of TEAM, as collection, she could outshine Queen Elizabeth II. Carter wrote his memoirs, “ Keeping Faith," tion does not fee| the training is concerning the price of the course. Clark's asking less today and tonight increasing well as question certain practices of the MEA — GORDON LASSOW The late Shah of Iran said the Gould diamonds, after leaving office and joined the Emory necessary because the response time price was considerably higher than a town-sponsored with rough seas by Wednesday mandatory fees, compulsory membership in the sapphires and*pearls — some $3-million worth of University faculty as a visiting professor of SAN FRANCISCO |d ENVE r | from anywhere in Manchester to the ... still trying appraisal of $1.7 million and the town's Board of evening. Connecticut and National Education Associa­ Which are being worn above by model Elizabeth government and international studies. hospital is short. Finance rejected a resolutioivto appropriate the $3.5 in London — were second only to his own. Mrs. Carter recently endorsed Walter Mondale, for tions, and support of "collapsing the salary million, negating a possible referendum. Gould, widow of Frank Jay Gould, who inherited the Democratic presidential nomination. Extended outlook scale.” his millions from robber baron and railroad Extended outlook for New Eng­ L O W E S T magnate Jay Gould, died at 87 last February. land Thursday through Saturday; TEMPERATURES Multi-Circuits official predicts Halt her collection of jewels will go'on the auction 3 2 ^ 1 0 -?Q District sets budget sessions James Bond mellows Connecticut, Massachusetts and block at Christie's in New 'Vork April 11-12. The A budget preparation timetable was set up by Rhode Island: Chance of snow and jewels, currently on display in London, include If President Reagan can moderate his stance the directors of the Eighth Utilities District Save $ 2 5 .0 0 on the rain Thursday. Fair Friday and settlement in DEP pollution suit egg-sized sapphires, black pearls as big as against the Soviet Union so can James Bond. Sean Monday night with a budget recommendation Saturday. Overnight lows in the VERSATILE AND mothballs and diamonds by the hundreds. , Connery said Mon- ' scheduled for presentation to the district voters at teens Thursday from 5 to 15 Friday necklace Mrs. Gould designed herself boasts as day in Madrid. Con­ a public hearing April 23. By Kathy Garmus Stevenson said the outdoor storage beds. Multi-Circuits have said POWERFUL..^ and Saturday. Daytime highs its pendant a 116-carat sapphire. The jewels are nery, who most re­ UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST The directors expect to take up the sewer Herald Reporter DEP's lawsuit was not Th e company has the new facility will ena­ uppar 20s to mid 30s Thursday and expected to sell for $6 to 8 million. cently played 007 in budget March 5, the administration budget on unexpected and that its blamed its water pollution ble the plant to separate Saturday, the 20s Friday. “ Never Say Never March 19 and the fire department budget on April A state lawsuit charg­ purpose was “ to provide a problems on a poorly copper from waste water ing Multi-Circuits Inc. designed waste treatment Again," said, Vermont: Snow diminishing to 2. mechanism to monitor the and solidify it for safe National forecast with discharging exces­ plant. Engineers for disposal. “ When Ian Fleming flurries Thursday, Fair Friday For period ending 7 a.m. EST Wednesday. Tonight, rain will be On April 16, they plan to complete their compliance efforts al­ Quote of the day wrote the Bond nov- , sive amounts of coppej( ready underway at Multi- sunpflK and Saturday. Cold, highs in the recommendation for the public hearing on the expected in the East Gulf Coast Region, changing to snow further into the Manchester Former Rep. John Burton spent $100,000 over els the character of teens, lows 10 below zero to 10 following week. , Circuits.'' north in the Mississippi Valley and Tennessee. Elsewhere weather will sewer system should be six years on cocaine. Asked on ABC's “ Good James Bond was above. The final budget is set by district voters. The most recent lawsuit remain fair in general. Minimum temperatures include: (maximum resolved soon because the Morning Am erica" What cocaine had done to his very anti-Soviet. is the second time the AP readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 39 (51), Boston 18 (37), Chicago 1 company's wastewater life, he said. "It turned it upside down. I used up But in the picture we - Maine: Snow ending north and DEP has sued Multi- CORRECTION (16), Cleveland 5 (22), Dallas 19 (27), Denver -08 (19), Duluth -23 (0) treatment equipment is allot my savings. I spentan inordinate amount of have made he is snow or mixed precipitation end­ School board seeks help Circuits for violating its Houston 32 (38), Jacksonville 48 (72), Kansas City 0 (17), Little R ock" being upgraded, accord­ money. In the end, it affected my work to the better described as ing south Thursday. Chance of effluent limits! The first Regarding the advertisement 20 (30), Los Angeles 44 (63), Miami 60 (81), Minneapolis -13 (1), New The Manchester Board of Education volunteer ing to Multi-Circuits Vice degree that I didn't really care about much. It had anti-terrorist, and flurries north and fair south time was in May 1982 and 52 Orleans 47 (60), New York 22 (36), Phoenix 35 (56), San Francisco 36 office is looking for an adult to attend a third President William H. ah effect on my family life, I guess, because not so much against Friday. Fair Saturday. Highs in the company was fined that ran in the Manchester (54), Seattle 22 (35), St. Louis 6 (13), and Washington 26 (39). grade class at Martin School two mornings a Stevenson. during that period my wife and I separated. It's the communists." the teens north to 20s and low 30s more than $1,000. STROBE week, in order to listen to students' oral book Herald on Monday, January 16 always a question of whether the dependency led Referring to Rea­ south. Lows near 10 north and In a recent news re­ Previous samples taken reports and ask questions about them. • Full auto (lash exposure to the separation or...the problems I had with my gan's speech in Wa- teens south Thursday cooling to 5 lease, Stevenson said the by the DEP at manholes This position would require two hours volunteer for Voting District 10 we re­ control from 27'to 35' family led to my dependency.” He added. “ I'm ' shington Monday, above to 5 below south and 5 to 15 company is spending near the plant turned up time per week. If interested, call volunteer with auto exposure here hopeful that other people who are Connery - said, below north Friday and Saturday. more than $300,000 to levels of copper as high as coordinator Judy Nevins any morning at ( gret any inconvenience or em­ chemically dependent might realize that it's “Now. even Mr. Almanac improve wastewater 48 parts per million. The veritication signal. New Hampshire: Snow ending something you can beat. It's an illness that is Reagan is more 'Ti^atment capabilities at company's permit allows • Two t/stop range tor north and snow or mixed precipita­ barrassment caused the Demo­ curable and the first step to get it cured is to moderate when he Sean Connery its H ^rison Street plant, only two parts per million depth-ot-tield control. talks of peace with tion ending -south Thursday. Today is Tuesday, Jan. 17, the understand and admit to yourself that you have Thomas and Martha Randolph, Town, Eighth discuss sewers wJiic^ manufactures in a single sample and one cratic Town Committee who • Auto Thyristor Circuitry. the Soviets or when he wants to initiate Chance of flurries north and fair 17th day of 1984 with 348 to follow. grandson' of President Thomas part per million as an the problem." The town and the Eighth Utilities District do not printed circuit boards. negotiations with them. He is less aggressive." south Friday. Fair Saturday. The moon is approaching its fuil Jefferon. average daily discharge. DID NOT sponsor this adver­ • Power Ratio Control. agree on whether there is a fixed formula to Highs in the teens north to 20s and phase. In 1917, the United States bought The company already Town officials have • “Instant Readout" determine what the town will charge the district tow 30s south. Lows near 10 north The morning stars are Mercury, 50 of the Virgin Isiands in the West has received approval complained that the ex­ tisement. Exposure Control. government for sewer service. and teens south Thursday cooling Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Indies from Denmark for $25 from the town to build a cessive copperdischarges General Manager Robert Weiss has sent a • Fully adjustable tiash Bank robber walks out to 5 above to 5 below south and 5 to There is NO evening star. miiiion doilars. They remain a U.S. 1,750-square-foot addition have cost the town thou­ This ad was paid for by con­ letter to district President Gordon Lassow saying head tor 90 "vertical Gloria’s Vanderbilt’s pad 15 below north Friday and Those born on this date are under territory. to the plant which would, sands of dollars because Convicted bank robber Walter Strong on three that a lawsuit between the town and the district tributions of the nine people bounce and manual Saturday. the sign of Capricorn. They inciude In 1950, nine bandits staged a include improved waste- the copper kills bacteria 7 Queen Victoria would have felt comfy in Gloria successive days just walked out of White Plains, did not establish such a formula. He said the American statesman, scientist and one-and-one-half-miilion dollar, water treatment which is used to digest bounce tiash horizontally Vanderbilt's New York apartment, which once- N.Y., courthouse — right past court guards — figure originally arrived at was a compromise listed on the sample ballot. author Benjamin Franklin in 1727, robbery of a Brink's armored car equipipent. wastes at the town's treat­ housed Andre Kostelanetz and Lily Pons. English instead of waiting to be sentenced to jail. Finally a between what the district felt it should pay and Russian dramatist Anton Chekov in Boston. “ As a result of these ment facility. Our Reg. - *99|.95 chintz by Rose Cunningham covers furniture and, bench warrant was issued for Strong, 52, who was High and low what the town felt it should be paid. THCODOIK T. CUMMmOl W H IIM II. K SM O N P W t O M V . M C K n in 1860, actor James Earl Jones in In 1977, convicted murderer compliance efforts, the When the digesters are in the bedroom, flowers the walls. As pictured in arrested at home and taken to Westchester The highest temperature re­ District counsel John D. LaBelle Jr., who has JOHN M. NOWmVO LEO L HW MH IIC M M D LAPOMTC 1931, and entertainer Andy Kauf­ Gary Giimore was executed by company anticipates that stopped, the town must IM C S «. « C a V M M H WRUAM P. RICC M M V WCLLEHCVER the current House and Garden magazine, the County Jail. It could be no one was worried about been vacationing, said today he was asked by the ported Monday by the National man in 1949. V firing squad in Nevada. the lawsuit will be settled divert untreated waste to January Clearance apartment is full of patterns and glitter and Strong being a dangerous criminal. When he held Weather Service, excluding On this date in history: A thought for the day: Benjamin district to investigate^^the town's claim that no shortly,” Stevenson said ornate decoutibns. There's the lacy gilt frame of up a bank last September and made off with Alaska and Hawaii, was 81 degrees in 1806, the first baby was born in Frankiin said: “ Necessity never formula was established. He said he has not yet in the release. PTicei a George III mirror, a Louis XVI ormulu and $2,000, he was armed with a zucchini. It was in his at Tavernier, Fla. ‘Today's low was the White House. He was the son of made a good bargain." had a chance to do so. The state Department marble clock bordered with brilliants, glittering pocket and he pretended it was a gun. Police said 25 degrees below zero at Butte, The district has controi over collection of of Environmental Protec­ picture frames, an aubusson carpet, a carved when he was apprehended in his home, he showed Mont. sewage in its area. The sewage, however, is tion last week brought suit Indian chair and a pair of peacock-shaped them the zucchini in his refrigerator. treated in the sewage trqptment plant under Richard M. Diamond, Publisher against the company T A K E A Victorian night lights, among many other things. ------— ^ control of the town. charging that its Harrison “ It's important to me to feel that home is always The amount of the charge was the subject of a Street plant had dis­ FLORIDA BREAK Only$74.95 going to be here," Miss Vanderbilt said, “ When USPS 327-500 VOL. cm . No. 92 dispute between the two municipaiities. charged greater amounts .LIMITED QUANTITY you have had as rootless a childhood as I did..." Glimpses Lottery of copper, lead, nickel, Published dally except Sunday •NO RAIN CHECKS Richard Kiley, best known on Broadway for Suggested carrier rates arM I.20 silver and tin than'it is ORLANDO A EPCOT and certain holldays'by the Man­ weekly, $5.12 tor one monU>>^15.35 JAN. 30th; FEB. 29th; APRIL 4th •SALE ENDS JAN. 28. 1984 “ The Man of La Mancjia," will star in a revival of chester Publlshlns Ca„ 16 Bralnard for three months, $30.70Yfor six DuBaldo hearing postponed allowed to under a 1982 the musical “ Fanny," to open in Houston in May 'Place, Manchester, Conn. 06040. months and $61.40 for one year. Mall discharge permit. Second class postage paid at Man­ rates are available on request. *375.00 pp. TWIN Beals talks work and wind up on Broadway next fall ... Elaine de Connecticut daily chester, Conn. PO STM A STER: The state hearing, scheduled for last Friday, to The lawsuit, which was Kooning, former wife of Willein de Kooning and a Monday: 017 Send address changes to the Man­ To place a classified or disploy investigate charges that electrician Robert V. filed in Hartford Superior • DAY MOTMCOACH TOUR FEATURING 4 NIGHTS AT THE "ITTe” RESORT ON INTERNA­ Actress Jennifer Beals says in the January- celebrated artist in her own right, will be honored chester Herald, P.O. Bax 591, advertisement, ar to report a news DuBaido of 44 Purneil Place in Manchester Court, charges Multi- TIONAL DR. CONVENIENT TO RESTAURANTS A ATTRACTIONS PLUS 3-DAV PASS TO EPCOT A SNAP SHACK Manchester, Conn. 06040. ' Item, story or picture Idea, call IMSNEV WORLD. February issue of TeenAge the decision to take a Jah. 28 by the New York Feminist Art Institute... P la y F o u r: 3223 643-2711. Office haurs are 8:30 a.m. permitted apprentices to perform electrical work Circuits with eight separ­ semester off to make the movie “ Flashdance” Frederica von Stade will sing Cinderella in To subscribe, or to report a ta 5 p.m. Manday thraugh Friday. without proper supervision has been postponed ate violations of its permit other numbers drawn Monday ok Run Mall • Glastonbury before returning to Yale this fall was tough, Rossini’s “ La Cenerentqla. " to be broadcast by delivery problem, call 647-9946. until Feb. 10, a Department of Consumer during 1983. The state is 2nd Choice* MgrMlRya«'iGr«iF,ll]figgtontrMaF*h.l4tlil6r3W6*ht.Rg|« F in New England: Office hours are 1:30 a.m. to 5:30 The Manchester Herald Is a M ysor private baach la Paatpaaa — aalor yaar EmdaBCT wWi private Aalcaay. “ ...having someone say to you, ‘Well, come and PBS Feb. 6 as part of its “ Great Performances" Protection spokeswoman said today. seeking retroactive fines Maine daily: 010 p.m. AAonday through Friday and 7 subscriber ta United Press Interna­ Call for Aateilf. make a movie;' is really scary. 1 mean, you want series ... Bob Barker will host the half-hour CBS to 10 a.m. Saturday. Delivery tional news services and Is a j[h e hearing was called bemuse of a state of up to $10,000 a day for 633-2311 New Hampshire daily: 0818 shauld be made by 5 p.m. Mandav member at the Audit Bureau at to go and do it, but youjtiink, ‘Gee, I'd be a whole telecast o f' 'America's Bake-Off Contest" on Feb. ^^jie^cal Examining Boai^complaint that each day the company Rhode Island daily: 1475 through Friday and by 7:30 a.m. Circulations. lot safer in school.' Butsoraetimes the safest way 21, cutting his own "P rici' Is Right''' game show Dubaldo violated a regulatioifgoverning apprent­ DANIELS TOURS GLAS70N8URYS FULL SERVICE PHOTO CENTER Vermont daily: 881 Saturday. violated its permit and an isn't always the best." from an hour to 30 minutes lor the special. ice supervision. Massachusetts daily: 1968 injunction restraining it ,££^BOXJ^J1^JJANgHESTERj_CT^ from further violations. 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Jan. 17. 1984 MANChtCSTER HERALD. Tuesday. Juii. 17. 1984 - ^

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Diamond, Publisher OPINION Dan Fitts, Editor V.S./W orid Glenn and McGovern take aim at Reagan In Brief By Mllly McLean sometimes nasty free-for-ail debate senator and 1972 presidential nominee, women and one-fifth the number of United Press International Sunday, charged the Reagan adminis­ accused Reagan of "the most damag­ minorities to federal jobs as the Carter SaucH consul kidnapped tration Monday with insulting women, ing foreign policy management in administration. Jack With the Democratic debate at ignoring minorities and making jokes recent history.” "L et me suggest that those figures BEIRUT, Lebanon — Heavily armed gunmen Dartmouth College behind them, presi­ about the handicapped. McGovern, campaigning in Man­ are no accident. They reflect the No magic formula for Central America Anderson ambushed and kidnapped the Saudi Arabian dential candidates George McGovern In a speech to high school students in chester, New Hampshire’s largest city, philosophy of a president and a circle of consul today and wounded his Lebanese driver in and John Glenn took aim at President Claremont, N.H., Glenn marked Sun­ was reacting to Reagan’s Monday advisers who seem to believe that Washington a blijzkreig attack in a residential neighborhood Reagan, accusing him of “ insensitiv­ day’s birthday pf Martin Luther King address, which tried to soften rhetoric America is best governed by white WASHINGTON - In political economic assistance to the apparent when a presidential Many-Go-Round in Moslem west Beirut, police said. ity " toward civil rights and a "m ilitary by praisin^Jhe^slain civil rights leader against the Soviets and initiate a new males,” Glenn said. terms, there is a world of region — and particularly one campaigiT is part of the equa­ CoiMul Hussein Farraj was en route to the Saudi spending binge." and accusing Reagan of appointing too peace effort. “ They have insulted women... ig­ difference between the report of that would involve creation of tion. Although the Democrats in Arabian Embassy in the Rawsbeh area when his Glenn, the Ohio senator who ap­ many millionaires and too few minori­ “ The arms race has been exacer­ nored minorities... made jokes about the Kissinger Commission on Jack Germond large numbers of jobs — could Congress are the ones with a diplomatic car was attacketf by gunmen firing peared with the seven other Demo­ ties to federal judgeships. bated by a totally unjustified military the handicapped and implied that those Central America and tl\f pro­ machine guns from three cars, police said. cratic hopefuls in the spirited and sp ei^n g binge," McGovern said, be invaluable in confronting the vote on such things as military McGovern, the former South Dakota who shiver in the cold of soup lines are and ’The consul’s Lebanese driver-bodyguard was calling for immediate removal of little more than cheaters and freeload­ duct of previous bipartisan pervasive poverty that under­ aid, the policy for the party is wounded in the head and rushed to Beirut’s troops^ from Lebanon and Central ers,” he said. “ It’s clear that this commissions the Reagan ad­ Jules Witcover lies the political chaos in going to be set increasingly by ministration has employed. Bases American University Hospital for surgery, police America. insensitivity starts at the top.” Central America. the candidates for the presid­ said. “ Arms negotiations with the Soviet As a result, the report is not Syndicated columnists Just five make deadline Glenn cited a news conference in But the striking points are ency. And none of them is likely It was not known whether the consul was Union have broken down and relations which Reagan was asked if Martin likely to bring about any signifi­ still there. Even tefore the to be willing to substitute the injured in the attack and police said his fate was between Moscow and Washington are Luther King was a communist. cant changes in the debate over sought report was officially submitted, Kissinger Commission formula­ unlmown. No group immediately claimed respon­ for primary in Vermont at the worst level in many years,” "H e said there was no way of Central America, particularly sibility for the kidnapping. McGovern said. “ Mr. Reagan is a good the White House was signaling tion for his own judgment — or knowing right now. He said we’d have in a presidential election year. television performer. But a television to wait 30 years. The president later that it would not accept a to agree to hold President In the cases of the commis­ garded by President Reagan on some Republicans in Congress for RDF ^ Sen. John Glenn, D-Ohio, George production is not a good substitute for a Reagan harmless from the M O NTPELIER, Vt. (U PI) — Four said his remarks were meant as a joke. sions on both Social Security the one hand and many Demo­ are equally convinced fl) that requirement that military aid Reagan hopes for response Democrats and one Republican — lifcGovern, Alan Cranston and Ernest sound foreign policy." ^ But Dr. King’s widow wasn't laughing. be given El Salvador only>Bfter ' political consequences of his and the MX missile, the studies cratic liberals on the other. the United States should feel WASHINGTON — President Reagan, harshly President Reagan — beat a deadline Rollings — all Democrats — chose not Glenn accused Reagan of appointing Neither were miliions of other Ameri­ certification of progress on own policy in Central America WASHINGTON — Defense Se­ were intended to be devices to And the Kissinger Commis­ obliged to insist on genuine criticized by Moscow for' his “peace-loving and filed petitions for' Vermont's to enter the Vermont race. fewer than one-half the number of cans." Glenn said. human rights. On the other simply in the name of cretary Caspar Weinberger has find formulas that would pro­ sion made no serious attempt to reforms in El Salvador as a phraseology," still is hopeful the Soviets will non-binding presidential primary. To participate, candidates were hand, liberals in Congress are consensus. secretly earmarked several billion However, only one candidate was on tect both President Reagan and act as a mediator of those basic price for. continued assistance respond positively lo his offer to meet them required to- file petitions with the adamant on that point. The dollars to secure bases for the halfway to promote peace and reduce nuclear hand to file his petitions personally his Democratic opponents from differences. Instead, it functi­ and <2) that it is self-defeating signatures of 1,000 registered voters, B h c o l i i A d t same kind of clear dichotomy THE P LA IN FACT is that Rapid Deployment Force through­ weapons. Monday — Dennis Serrelte, a Newark, Q iovannis political recriminations in car­ oned as an outside group for the United States to be and pay $500 entrance fees. also exists on whether we should Reagan and his likely Demo­ out the Middle East. He has sought ’The government-controlled Soviet press at­ N.J., peace activist running as an 2 EGGS 99< rying out goals they shared. offering its advice. But it is a financing the rebels in any such independent. Reagan’s petitions were presented to ly 0 AM - • AM continue to give the covert aid, cratic opponents have quite — not always successfully — to tacked Reagan Monday after his speech on Show your proof of ogt and ro- Homa Frias, Toast with Jafly, That goal in the first instance good bet now that neither situation. He was the declared candidate of Secretary of State James Douglas by you should pardon the expres­ different views of the world, work out solid agreements with the U.S.-Soviet relations, saying it was meant more calvo your nnor or hinctt fro* Coffaa with Raflll. was a plan for putting some Reagan nor his critics in Con­ to ensure his re-election than to improve ties Vermont's Liberty Union Party. former Republican Gov. Deane Davis wHh party of 4 or mora. */i prica *$1J9 $«0 AM • lltM AH sion, to the rebels in Nicaragua. both in terms of what consti­ countries the Pentagon is pouring reasonable limits on the cost of gress are going to accept all that THE KISSINGER COMMIS­ between the White House and the Kremlin. The second-in-the-nation primary, and Gov. Richard Snelling — a with 2 or mora. Kids untfar a EAT tutes a threat to. our national money into, in hopes df guarantee­ Muat ba within 10 days of your Social Security. In the second advice, by any means. SION, moreover, has produced The White House was not deterred, however, scheduled for March-6 — Vermont's four-term Republican who has been at F K E PASTA security and in terms of the kind ing U.S. access lo the naval and air Birthday. Whsn sccompanlsd by 2 dhUna case, the goal was to find a The president clearly be­ no magic formula that will WHAT A L L THIS suggests is and said it was waiting for a more formal and Town Meeting Day — is considered , ,odds with some Reagan administration paranls or mora^______that there are genuine limits on' of foreign policy the United facilities. consenjus on a basing mode for lieves that the threat of commu­ reconcile those fundamental hopefully positive response from the Soviet little more than a beauty contest policies i.i the past. States needs to follow to deal Weinberger rates the Persian because the state selects its delegates the MX that would enlist enough nism in Central America is so conflicts. the value of such bipartisan leadership. "1 do this enthusiastically.” he said. with those threats. Gulf area as the United States’ No. to the national nominating conventions $2.00 support for approval in great that (1) he is willing to This does not suggest that commissions ip solving all the Reagan continued to keephis efforts to resume "Anyone who watched the debate I $2.00 Giovannis Good toward world's problems in a way in 3 defense priority, after North arms negotiations in the public eye .today. He at party caucuses in May. (Sunday between the Democratic I Good toward Any •Any Complete Congress. blink at continued abuses of many of the proposals in the Indeed, it is quite possible I Evanlng DInnar Lunch lor 2 or which no one pays a political America and the NATO allies. summoned Ambassador Paul Nitze, chief neg^ Former Vice President Walter Mon­ candidates) got an extra sense of how f Sp^altfromSHM) human rights by the rightist commission report are going to that this group of is'kues will be dale, Jesse Jackson, former Florida ’^^stawAnt Mocp. Mon - Frl- price. That is fine when there is From inside sources and several tiatoi^ on medium range missiles, to the White important it is to re-elect Ronald I - 9KHI P.M. Wads.. dey, 12:00 - 2:30 BUT THE HEART of the government of El Salvador and be,, rejected out of hand. Al­ central to the campaign of 1984. I Thurs., Friday House for a report on the last round of talks before Gov. Reubin Askew and Sen. Gary Reagan." 232 Spencer St. ■ ‘Silrer Laqe~ though they would quarrel consensus on the goals to be And the outside voice which secret and top-secret documents, controversy overCentral Amer­ (2) he is willing to fund and the Soviets walked out. Hart, D-Colo., decided to enter the •SHOP RITE - Plaza’ achieved but not when basic my associates Dale Van Atta and Hart, who had planned to file his I ica is not just an issue of otherwise support the rebellion about dollar amounts, many of these candidates will be listen­ *, primary anyway, rounding out the list ‘lHaticliesler'. C l policy is involved. Donald Goldberg have uncovered I methods or mechanics. It is a against the Sandinista govern­ those on both - sides of the ing to will be that of the of Democratic primary candidates. nominating petitions personally was the details of Weinberger’s quibt , diverted to New York City at the last ‘Excludiu‘ Excluding dally Special! — $’ < fundamental difference in the ment in Nicaragua. argument would agree, for This weakness in the commis­ electorate, not the Kissinger Israeli workers strike Reagan will run unopposed in the $2.00 2.00 preparations for the defense of the minute for an interview on network I Expire! 1/31/84 Complete lunch Include! Soup, Salad. Sand. A ______| way Central America is re- But many Democrats and example, that a program of sion approach is even more Commission. TEL AVIV, Israel — About 60,000 Israeli civil COP slot, and Serrette faced no television. volatile, oil-rich region: servants paralyzed government services today opposition < with a three-hour strike over 190.7 percent Egypt: Negotiations for a three- inflation while the Shamir administration im­ An editorial year construction program al­ posed tough new foreign currency restrictions, ready underway at a secret air In other labor troubles engulfing Israel, mail base collapsed last spring when went undelivered today for the third straight day Egyptian President Hosni Mu­ of an indefinite strike by 4,500 postal workers and barak refused to go along with the striking railroad employees kept trains idle for a third day. How Reagan won deal. The base is Ras Banas on the Israelis also were rocked by an Israeli radio Red Sea, and the United States had ‘ report that a'parliamentary committee approved planned to spend more than $500 price increases of 25 percent to 50 percent in Debate in N.H. million upgrading it, even though telephone and postal charges. U.S. forces could not be stationed there. I Jordan: As I first reported, Rebels test bridge defense When Jesse Jackson re­ made both top Democratic Weinberger planned to help the SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador — In a test of minded other candidates for candidates appear less than Jordanians form their own rapid government defenses, guerrillas attacked a strategic river crossing for seven hours in the the Democratic presidential sophisticated or well-spoken, deployment force to police the area. After the publicity, however. secojpd such assault in three days, military nomination that pre-election they were sufficient to tem­ sources said. Congress refused to put up the debate should be conducted porarily overshadow any of Two soldiers were wounded Monday during the money. “in a serious vein," he spoke President Reagan’s less dig­ seven-hour attack on a railroad trestle that also Kenya: U.S. forces will be carries cars and trucks across the Lempa River, a truth to which the party’s nified statements, and, as allowed access to the air and naval the sources said. front-runners should pay im­ such, to harm the Democratic facilities at Mombasa on the The trestle was pressed into service after rebel mediate attention. presidential effort as a whole. Indian Ocean. “ In return,” Wein­ bomb experts blew up the "Golden bridge" that If the two top contenders Moreover, the quality of the i berger noted in one secret report, parallels it on Oct. 15, 1981. The latest attack, repelled by troops of the fail to do so, they will have discussion between Glenn "w e have agreed to upgrade the airfield to support operations by U.S.-trained Atonal Battalion and a locally brought their party one step and Mondale at- the debate trained ’’hunter’.’ battalion, was the second maritime patrol and fleet support closer to the defeat this pointed to the possibility that m assault on the mile-long trestle since Friday. aircraft, and to dredge the harbor November that many politi­ they might fragment their channel to provide access for our cal analysts — not only those party during the primary ! aircraft carriers.” He authorized Rights unit changes coufse with Repi%lican leanings — season to an extent difficult to $75 million through 1985 for this TOWSON, Md. — Conservative members of the are predicting. And making reverse in time for tlie work. U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, hand-picked by the election a foregone Rea­ election. Pakistan: President Zia ul-Haq President Reagan and his GOP backers in gan victory would be a And since Republicans ap­ has promised to allow U.S. planes Ckmgress, have made their first m ajor bid to to use airfields in Pakistan should change the panel’s direction. service to no one. pear ready to to conduct one Soviet bombers threaten the Per­ The new eight member panel, forged from a Those who watched Sun­ of the more unified cam­ '*’ EXC05t POT THEI?E*5 A ^EMUEMAtt HERE WO ^ T «*r 5IMCE THE sian Gulf from Afghanistan. He compromise between Reagan and Congress last day’s New Hampshire debate paigns in recent memory, the >9 has also agreed to let American year, met in a hotel some 60 miles outside of PREAX-UP OF A T iT HE CAM'T AFFORP TO PHOME MoME- Washington Monday to consider proposals by on television heard candidate election could become a pre­ weapons be sent to Afghan rebels Linda Chavez, its new Reagan-appointed staff John Glenn sum up the dictable'GOP landslide if the through Zia’s special forces. In director, to sharply change the focus of the arguments of fellow Demo­ Democrats do not shape up. return, the United States is already commission’s work. crat Walter Mondale as a giving Pakistan.$3.2 billion in aid {The commission called a news conference In spite of the enjoyment it over five years, providing special “vague gobbledygook of no­ Viewpoint today to discuss its future plans. provided for headline writers intelligence information to Zia and Miss Chavez won acceptance of some of her thing.” Mondale, hard on Monday, the debate was training presidential bodyguards. proposals for future studies and projects of the pressed for a rejoinder, re­ commission but members also agreed to continue unfortunate for the Demo­ sponded that Glenn’s speech Don’t junk the Fairness Doctrine Bahrain: This tiny island in the at least part of the work approved by the old cratic party as a whole, not commission. had been six minutes of Persian Gulf has agreed to conduct only for Mondale and Glenn. mine-sweeping operations in re­ I “baloney." Neither candidate would By William A. Rusher "encouraging freedom of speech." Fowler, however, has been after turn for U.S. aid in developing its Then the two treated the Conservatives, dn the .other, Space stiptlon suggested have allowed the situation to Syndicated Columnist the Fairness Doctrine ever since air defenses — including $200 cameras to an argument over hand, are sharply divided. The he took over as chairman of the million worth of surface-to-air WASHINGTON — President Reagan will use degenerate so far had he had his State of the Union address next week to call for whose turn it was next to NEW YORK - If you think the more libertarian varieties (includ­ FCC in 1981. That very September missiles. the best interests of his party coverage of political topics that ing Mark Fowler, President Rea­ he asked Congress to abolish it by the development of a permanent orbiting space insult whom. station, an administration official said. at heart. you see on television is fair, you gan's choice as head of the FCC) passing a law, but Congress Diego Garcia: This British- Though the debate had The official declined to provide additional can safely skip this column. If. on consider the Fairness Doctrine owned flyspeck in the Indian. cautiously refused. So on June 29, details Monday, but James Beggs, administrator EAGDE IS HAVING been generally polite until Thanks to the two. the Ocean is the principal air and the other hand, you think it is about just a particularly vicious example 1983 the commission issued a of the National Aeronautics and Space Adminis­ naval base for U.S. forces in the that moment and calmed winner in New Hampshire on as lopsided as the odds an ancient of government regulation, and are “ Notice of Proposed Rulemak­ tration, has estimated that such a space station^ down afterward, it was this Sunday quite clearly was Christian faced when they tossed eager to get it off the backs of ing," announcing its intention to region, and Weinberger has allot­ would cost about $8 billion and could be in Mondale-Glenn spectacle of President Reagan. Hopefully him to the lions, you would do well America's TV and radio station promulgate a regulation that ted $575 million for rent and operation by 1992 — the 500lh anniversary of INVENTORY CLEARANCE. construction improvements, in­ childishness that will be the candidates’ next encoun­ to be concerned about a step the owners. Who is the FCC, they would have the same effect. Columbus’ voyage to the New World. Federal Communications Com­ demand, to tell American citizens cluding airfield expansion and remembered. ter will offer more substance' Opponents were given until Jan. 5 mission is preparing to take. The who own such stations what they to file objections to the proposed facilities for mooring Marine and Because the theatrics and less “baloney.” FCC wants to junk the Fairness must (or mustn't) broadcast? regulation, and now the FCC must ammunition ships, Doctrine. decide whether to promulgate it You want to trade in the snow for the sun for a week. Or pay off your bills. lOr Other leading conservatives — Oman: Weinberger plans to The Fairness Doctrine (which over those objections. give your brain a good workout by taking a few classes. O r^ s h off your rec including, for example, Phyllis spend more than $300 million to requires broadcasters to give • Schlafly, the one-woman van­ upgrade military base U.S. forces CONNECTICUT room . ' Berry's World reasonable amounts of time to both This is one of those cases in quisher of ERA — disagree. They may use in an emergency. Omani Let the Eagle make any of them possible. We’re having an inventory clear­ sides of controversial issues) is which slavish adherence to a sound know that most television news facilities would be vital for naval hardly the solution to the problem principle (the less government ance on the one thing everybody needs most. Money. In the form of personal broadcasts are open sewers of forces in the Arabian Sea and for TRAVEL SERVICES of biased television reportage; it regulation, the better) merely loans for just about anything you can imagine. Winter trips to home improve­ liberal misinformation and disin­ plays into the hands of forces that land-based planes and minelayers has been on the books; as an FCC formation, and suspect that what to protect the Strait of Hormuz. ments. And in most cases, the loan you apply for can be approved in as little as regulation, for lo these many already possess a dangerous mo­ will be open little evenhandedness occasionally nopoly of the channels of public 24 hours. years, and nobody would pretend . Sandi Arabia: In addition to the creeps into the reportage is largely communication in this country. It Don’t wait. Call or visit any of First Federal’s e i^ t conveniently located that it has in fact compelled AWACS planes operated by U.S. two nights per attributable to broadcasters’ fears may be clever to tell people who broadcasters to be fair. But crews, the United States has its offices. And enjoy some of the wonderful inventory \Ire have in stock. * that somebody may try to invoke disapprove of the violence and junking it assuredly isn’t going to own supply depots at Saudi Mr- week to better the Fairness Doctrine and revoke leftist bias in most m ajor'televi­ “"Available in green only, at very competitive rates. Especially for new cars. make a bad situation any better.' fields. More than $1 billion is beteg their license to broadcast. As for sion progrannming to go and buy On the contrary, it will be under­ spent to stock enough equipment Our rate is among the lowest anywhere. the "free speech” argument, con­ their own station, but it hardly serve you. stood by TV producers (and and ammunition to sustain Am eri­ servative defenders of the Fair- faces up to the problem. Even rightly) as a signal that it’s safe to ' ness Doctrine say speech is can forces for 90 days of combat. abandon what little caution they assuming that people who can’t scarcely “ free” when all most have heretofore exercised. When it afford that solution are just out of Somalia; Weinberger needs $30 WEDNESDAY 9-9 ..Americans see, as a practical comes to TV bias, in short, you ' luck, the number of broadcast million for Somalia, which has THURS. 9-9 matter, is one of three network ain’t seen nothin’ yet. frequencies available to people agreed to give U.S. forces access to Fiist Fedeial Savings news broadcasts all produced by MON., TUES., FRI., 9-6 What makes this such a slippery with money to play the game is air and naval bases on the Indian people with the same liberal issue is that it doesn'ttUvide people severely limited — and all of them Ocean and near the southern S A T., 10-4 THE EAGLE AMONG BANKS. prejudices. neatly along the usual conserva­ . have already been preempted by entrance to the Red Sea. the early birds. tive vs. liberal lines. Liberals by In addition, Mrs. Schlafly and a United Arab Emlm ics: Wein­ East Hartford: 1137 Main Street, 289-6401 East Hartford: 842 Silver Lane, 568-7137 e ttS4byNCA M * and large favor abolishing the few other conservative activists In the circumstances, America berger is giving and selling this CONNEaiCUT m V E L SERVICES Glastonbury: 2510 Main Street, 633-9423 South Windsor: 481 BuckUnd Road, 644-1501 Fairness Doctrine: There’s not a will be well advised to keep on a have actually been successful, strategically placed Persian Gulf Rockville: 2 Park PUce, 875-6233 Vernon: Tri-City Plaza. 871-2700 thing wrong with current televi­ DAL Lower Level every now and then, in using the bare minimum of fairness on the federation surface-to-air missiles tanchesten 344 Middle Turnpike W, 646-8300 South Glastonbury: 879 Maip Street, 633-3618 “ / wish you would take 'grump' lessons from sion news coverage as far as they Andy Rooney!" Fairness Doctrine to shoehorn an part of TV broadbasters. Who, in and more than $1 billion in Maiicliester Parkade can see. and junking the Fairness occasional conservative viewpoint any case, wants to argue that be is sophisticated intelligence­ Maachester, CT I0u«< Doctrine comes comfortably onto some hermetically sealed seriously inconvenienced by such a gathering equipment and elec­ OWDAIOM-” under the virtuous beading of liberal station. requirement? tronic weaponry. 647^1666 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Jan„ 17, 1984

Connecticut In Brief By Susan E. Kinsman Alfred V. Covello concurring. competing private groups." Shea said. NOW went to court and on Jan. 4. United Press Internotional The ruling came in an appeal by Justice Ellen A. Peters dissented in 1992. won the right to cooduct their 6:00P.M. “ Star Trek 'XVI* feeturirtg the San Franasco Robert Powei, Keren Dotrice. petitioning inside the mall until July 1, 1 0 :3 0 P.M . 49er’s vs. Cincinnati Bangals. David Warner. Rated PG. NO W and Christine A. Cologne, one o t an 18-page opinion, with sitting Judge (X) (X) CE) ® ® @ - Nawt IS ) - Moneyline 9 3 )- N*w* Court hears KInsella case Maurice J. Sponio concurring. 1982. the ratification deadline tor the 12:00 A.M. 1:30 A.M. H AR TFO R D - The Connecticut its members, -and a cross-appeal by (E - Thraa'* Company ( 8 ) - N ew s 9 2 -Countdown to‘84 Today's Supreme Court, in a 3-2 decision, today Westfarms Associates and the individ­ “ Because I believe that the individ­ amendment. 3) - Hawaii Fhra-O (X) - Uvomo ■> Shktoy » Co. S ) - Battlettar Galactica (Q ) - Business Report program features weekly prev­ HAJITFDRD — The state Supreme Court beard banned the National Organization for ual partners who own the slate’s ual rights guaranteed by our state NOW returned to court when the d S - Alice - El Maleficio iews ar>d profiles of the 1984 (C - Magtwm. P.l. CD - CNN ll.odBn. Nwwo arguments today in an historic case challenging constitution’s Declaration of Rights deadline expired, asking for continued SEDUCTION OF GINA Olympics. Women from collecting petition signa­ largest shopping mall straddling the (32 - Thie Weak in the NBA (8 ) ** Entertainment Tonight S ) - Star Trak (9 ) - bMtapondwn* Notwoik the validity of the provisions laid down in the have a greater priority in our constku- permission to collect signatures and ~ Alfred Hitchcock I^WWS--- tures or distributing literature in the West Hartford and Farmington town d X - Coneumer Reports - Family Feud Valerie Bertinelli plays a ( 9 - Radio 1990 Today's pro- Connecticut Constitution for impeaching a state Westfarms Mall. lines. tional framework than the majority is distribute literature in the mall without (81-24 Honn gram looks at the hottest trends (9 -1 9 9 4 Japon Bowd official. any limitation on subject matter. In d 9 - USA Cartoon Express (ID - Wild World of Animals young woman who risks her and performers in the world of The 16-page decision, written by NOW argued the Declaration of prepared to recognize. 1 must dissent." ® - Indopondant Notwodi 8 - Nowtywod Gomo The attorney for Hartford Probate Judge March 1982. the court granted an order, (32 - Dr. Gene Scott marriage when she becomes a Nows enteneinmeni. Justice David M. Shea, ordered a lower Rights in the Connecticut Constitution Mrs. Peters wrote, saying NOW's O -D oap odM o James H. Kinsella urged the high court to order a ’’claiiri^ should be substantively but set numerous restrictions on the* ® ® - M*A*S*H 7:30P.M. compulsive, gambler, and (B ) - Nightalk GD - Dr. Oana Scott court to dissolve an earlier injunction and its guarantee to free speech 8-M O VIE: T.thoJury'Ad^ halt to a legislative investigation into whether vindicated.'' time, place and manner for the (S) - MOVIE: ‘The Second (33 - PM Magazine Michael Brandon portrays a ® - Nawsnight tective traib his best friend's that had given the Connecticut chapter allowed petition and information activ­ 1 1 :00 P.M . Kinsella should be impeached for his handling of "The language of the (stale) consti­ activities. ^ Tim e Around' A widow with two GE) - All In the Family cooperative casino employee ® - MOVIE: 'Brainwma' A killer. Armend Assante. Barbara of NO W limKed access to the mall ities. even on private property. k children arrives in an Arizona (X) C£) (X) (8 ® ® ^ Nows Carrera, Alan King. 1982. Rated an elderly West Hartford woman's estate. tution strongly supports their etaim (33 - Muppet Show in “The Seduction ol Gina," comatose young housewife is a against the owner’s wishes. In the majority opinion. Shea dis­ The organization and the mall town and takes on the job of C D -T a x i murderer's target after she re­ R. Attorney James A. Wade said the section of the and the history of the consitution does town sheriff Debbie Reynolds. (D - Family Feud airing TUESDAY, JAN. 17 on "The principal question presented by agreed and said the declaration failed owners appealed to the Connecti^t QD - Soap ceives brainwaves from a mur­ state constitution dealing with impeachment was Andy Griffith. Thelma Ritter “The CBS Tuesday Night this appeal is w hkber a court of this to “ indicate an intention to allow those not conclusively refute it." Mrs. Peters Supreme Court The owners' inilal CD - Benny Hill Show (33) - Odd Coupla dered girl. Ton y Curtis, SuzanrM 1:45 A.M. .itself unconstitutional in that it violated other 1961 Movie." Love, Keir DuHea. Rated PG. state may direct that the rights of free rights to be exercised upon every said. refusal to comply kept NOW out ol the GD - New s (32 - SportsCantSf 8 - sections of the state and federal constitution (2$ - MacNeil/Lehrer Newth- ® - M O V IE : 'Infam o' A million­ speech and petition in odr state property affording a suitable opportun­ She said the trial court should have malt until April 23, 1983 Once allowed our GD - Dragnet 8 - Our Mtea Brooks guaranteeing Kinsella's rights. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME ® - Not Nscaasarily Tlw aire's faithless wife ar>d secret constitution be exercised upon private. ity for their enjoyment against the restricled the mall owners from in. members conducted their aclivities @ ) - Crossfire News - Reporter 41 (over plan his 'eccidentel* death 2:00 A.M. "W e have nothing to define an impeachable property consisting of a large regional . objections ol the owners.” enforcing their ‘' management policy. ’ in compliance withthe court order until @ > 3-2*1. Contact (S ) - M*A*S*H (12 - Alfrad Hitchcock Hour leaving him stranded in the moun­ QD - CBS Nows Nightwstch offense,” he said, labeling the state constitutional The ease began in May' 1981, when tains. Robert Ryan, Rhooda Flem­ shopping center, contrary to the wishes He said the rights were written to Nov t. 1983 (2D - Victory Garden ( 8 - Bonny Hill Show 6:30P.M. ing. Williem Lurxiigen. 1953. CD - MOVIE; Tlisstsr of Bkaod' provisions a "document which in and of itself of its owners." Shea wrote. protect individuals from restriction by NOW Lisked the owners for pemtission (2D “ Veronica, El Rostro del A demented Shskespearesn ac­ On May 22. 1983. while the appeal was - One Day at a Time S ) - Sports Tonight violates federal due process standards." "W e conclude that it may not and Hie state, not “ private interference.” to collect signatures in support ol the CSD Am or tor avenges his not receivinQ the 8 - MOVIE: Honay' Clk> uses Equal Rights Amendment. 'The owners pending, members of the Ku Klux Klan - C B S N ew s 12:15A.M. Oitics Circle drama award by vacate the judgment which contained “ It is not the function of the courts, GD - Wheel of Fortune her charm to turn every room at a 8 - FIS World Cup Skiing: slaying Circle members, using such a decree," Shea said, with Justice but of the Legislature, to balance refused, claiming the activity violated appeared at the mall alter their request GD - Sanford and Son (8 ) “ NHL Hockey: Boston at Roman hotel into a pleasure suite. Police seek two in robbery M e n 's Dow nhill Coverage of this m etlK^s found in Shakespearean Arthur H. Healey and sitting Judge conflicting constitutional rights of their nianagemeili policy. lor access had been denied. GS) *■ SportsCenter Quebec Clio Goldsmith, Fernando Rey. Rated R. skiing event is presented from plays. Vincent Price. Diana Rigg. N E W BRIT^AIN — Police were seekingtwo men G D - M O V IE: Airplane II: The ® ) - People's Court Morzine, France. (60 min.) Ian Hendry. 1973. 8 - Dr. Who « today in connexion with an attempted robbery of Sequel' A lunatic airline crew find (S) “ Dr. Who (X ) - Joa Franklin Show themselves on a lunar shuttle hur­ 8 - Twilight Zona 12:30 A.M. the New Britain National Bank on Farmington (23} 0 0) - A Team A woman hires Independent Network tling toward the sun Robert 9:00 P.M. GD CD - Nightlino (3S - Emargancy Avenue. “Going Bald?’ the A Team to investigate the N e w s i S i - MacNoil/Lahror Newsh- Hays. Julie Hagerty, William (ID (X ) - MOVIE: ‘Seduction of 8 - Dating Qama Walsh fight heads to court 8:00 P.M. theft of munitions. (60 mrn.) our d ) - World Vision Special ' Police Chief Clifford Willis said the pair Shatner. Rated PG Gina' A young woman risks des­ GD - Everty Brothers Reunion (33 C13 - Mississippi This reunion concert was taped 8 -H o t Spots 2:15A.M. attempted to pull the bank’s night deposit box Try This At No Risk (20) - Hogan's Heroes S i - MOVIE: “The King of troying her marriage and future d3 - PM Magazine at London's Royal Albert Hall. 11:15 P .M . 8 8 - tata Night w ith David 8 - SportaCantar BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - Lawy­ to block the city from taking action , could not be vacated. Two Republi­ Com edy' Television is no laugh­ when she is lured into the world from the wall using a cable and a stolen flatbed ^ - NBC News (3> - This Week in the NBA Letterman ers for ousted Police Superintend­ against him and to restore him to can members took the opposite HOUSTON. Texas - Hair loss caused (3) GD “ Foulups. Bleeps/ ing matter for Rupert Pupkin, who of high-stakes gambling, Valerie (iD - Dreams of Gold truck about 4:30 a.m. No money was taken, police - Noticiero Nacional SIN 2:30 A.M. For years “they said it Blunders stops dt nothing for a shot at T V Bertinelli, Michael Brandon, Fred­ ® - Reporter 41 8 - MOVIE: Dkisr' Five said. ent Joseph A. Walsh have subpeo his office at the police station. view and said the police board by sebum can also (2D - Twilight Zone - CBS Naws Nightwatch Noticias nacionales con Guillormo C53 - N ew s stardom Robert De Niro, Jerry eric Lohne. 1983 frierKis from the '50s hang out in (X) naed Mayor Leonard S. Paoletta in The city’s motions for an injunc­ acted properly. couldn’t be doiie. ” But. Restropo. (S ) “ Freeman Reports 11 :30 P.M . JIP Police said the method was similar to two bank run in your family, Lewis. Rated PG CS3 - The Merv Show a Baltimore diner and try to hbkJ a court battle over who should run tion against the Civil Service The fifth commissioner, who is now a firm ol laboratory S3) - MOVIE: ‘A Boy Named GD - M O V IE: 'King' A six-hour (8) (8) “ Remington Steele (33 - Barney Miller on to their youth. Steve Gutten- 8 - This Waak in tha NBA heists in the Waterbury area in December 1982. and. if you wait until •• Nova 'The Case of ^ - Three's Company consultants has devel­ Charlie Brown' This animated drama about the career of Nobel (2D GD (33 Laura and Remington infiltrate the berg, Daniel Stem, Mickey the iiolice department of the state's Commission and an appeal of the elected by city workers, said he ESP,' The scientific evidence for (33 ( 8 - Thicke of the Night 8 - Croasfirs Police said the pair dumped the truck at a you are slick bald film features the adventures of Peace Prize-winning civil rights GD ' NCAA Basketball: circus to investigate a homicide Rourke. 1982. Rated R. largest city. commission’s reinstatement vote voted to reinstate Walsh because oped a treatmetat for “ se­ and against ESP is examined (60 (33 - Benny Hill Show _ ^ 8 - Happy Days Again nearby Caldors store and fled through the rear of the Peanuts gang. 1969. Rated G acti\/fst Or. Martin Luther King. Clemson at Maryland (60 min.) Walsh, 67. was forced to retire were expected to be considered . he felt the police board denied bum' ’ hair loss, that is not and your hair roots Jr., one of the prime movers in mm.) (Closed Captioned] (33 ~ Rockford Files - Thkka of the Night the department store. Willis said the truck was 7 • Jeffersons ( S ) - Riptide Nick and Cody 8 ) - S C T V # 5 Set at a slightly 8 - MOVIE; 'Joaapha' only stopping hair loss ... the desegregation process of the S i - MOVIE: ‘Goodbye Pork last month by the city police board along with Walsh’s suit. Walsh the right to defend himself are dead, you are risk their lives to rescue dn execu­ seedy television station in mythi­ (S3 - Hawaii Five-0 (Subtitled) *1^ drama concema stolen from a Shell station at the Forestville - A B C New s 1960's Paul Winfield, Cecily T y ­ Pie' T w o losers join forces and 1:00 A.M. and a Superior Court hearing was Some members of the Civil before the action was taken but is really growing hair tive analyst being held captive by cal Melonville, the crazy crew in­ a romantic triangle among strug­ section of Bristol. beyond help. son. Ossie Davis set out across country in a stolon GD - Honeymooners (S3 - All In the Family ... right in the privacy ol (1^ - Business Report an assassin. (60 min.) cludes conniving president Guy L gling French actors. Miou-Miou. scheduled for today on his request Service Commission fear the The police board retired Walsh, So. if you still have any car. Tony Barry, Kelly Jo"hnson. - MOVIE: Kitty and the ( m - MG v i E: 'AM the Rivers Caballero (Joe Flaherty), brasl^/ GD (S3 - Road to Sarajevo Claude Brasseur. 1982. Rated R. for reinstatement. forced retirement of Walsh could who has been with the ileparment your own home. 1981 Rated R @ ) - War and Peace Bagman' A n innocent English hair on top of your bead, Run' A strong-willed woman station manager Edith H^ickly 7:00P.M. - American Playhouse 'The bride arrives in a rugged land that (33-M c C lo u d Three arrested due to probe The city Civil Service Commis­ threaten the jobs of other city nearly 42 years, while he was at They don’t even ask you and would iike to stop named Philadelphia Gordon (S) (Andrea Martin), oddball Ed Grim- dD - CBS News Ghost Writer.' A young artist re­ is very different from her dreams. - Twilight Zone 2:45 A.M. sion Wednesday ruled Walsh workers. to take their word for it. forges a place for herself in the ley (Martin Short) and loud­ GD home recuperating from surgeo’ your hair toss and grow calls a visit with a world-famous Liddy Clark, Val Lehman, John ® - MOVIE: 'Partners* Two HARTFORD — Three more New Britain-area CSD - M * A * S-H male-dominated society of late 8:30 P.M. mouthed comic Bobby Bittman ® - MOVIE: Rhapsody' A should be returned to the job he The commission planned to have shortly after release of a private They invite you to try the more hair ... now is the author who lives in seclusion with Stantion. 1983. Rated R. cops pose as lovers in Los A rv men have been arrested in connection with an (D - Tic Tac Dough 19lh-century .Austrailia. Sigrid C33 “ Carol Burnett and Friends (Eugene Levy). lonely heiress marries a piano stu­ held for 22 years, but Paoletta a lawyer represent the panel consultant’s report that blasted his treatment for 32 days, at Thornton, John Waters 1984. two women. (90 min.) (Cfosed geles' gay communitv to nab a vi­ time to do something (33 - Happy Days Fonzie @ ) - Crossfire dent and realizes that she must ongofng one-man grand jury investigation of their risk, and see for CE) - A B C N ew s Captioned) (2D ~ Skate America Host Judy help him achieve his goals. Eliza­ cious kiier. Ryan O'Neal. John refused to recognize the vote and Tuesday, but disagre^ along management style. about it before it’s too (32 - N C A A Basketball: pleads The Fifth' at a school Sladky presents highlights of the ( 8 ^D - Tonight Show fkirt. Kenneth McMiNan. 1982. organized crime in central Connecticut. posted police officers to keep yourself! (X) - Laugh-In Kentucky at Florida beth Taylor. Vittorio Gassman, political lines on the possible Acting Police Chief Thomas late. board hearing at which he is ac­ three day ice skating competition SD - Pelicula: 'Primero Yo' Rated R. Chief State’s Attorney Austin J. McGuigan said Naturally, they would GD - Jeffersons cused of hitting a student. 9:30 P.M. Louis Calhern. 1954. Walsh from entering his old office. implications of the court fight. Thear. a former official with the Loesch Laboratory I® - MOVIE: ‘Hour of the Gun' held in Rochester, NY. (60 min.) ( 8 - Bob Newhart Show Monday two men were arrested for the theft of a Wyatt Earp must decide whether jCiosed Captioned) 3:00 A.M. “I ’m [airly confident the law ’s in 'Two Democratic commissioners Washington. D C., consulting firm not offer this opportunity Consultants. Inc., 3311 G2l * NCAA Basketball: Duke at (3D (Si - Oh Madeline ® - MOVIE: ‘Night Shift' A 1:15A.M. safe containing $30,000 in cash and valuables Wake Forest to bring his brother's murderer in (5 ) - NHL Hockey: New Jersey ^D - Nightline 9 3 “ MOVIE: 'Dragonwych* A our favor,” the Republican mayor on the five-member panel said the who helped draft the report, also unless the treatment West Main. Houston. (2D - De Fiesta mild-mannered supervisor runs a (32 - Inside the PGA Tour from a Southington home Feb. 22, 1983. A third G D - Radio 1990 Today s pro' for a trial or take his own venge­ at Hartford call girl ring from the city morgue. 1 1 :45 P .M . woman's secret thoughts lead said Monday. Civil Service system would be in has been subp^naed by Walsh’s worked. However, it is im­ ance James Garner. Jason Ro- (HI - MOVIE: "The Thirty-Nine Texas. 77098. will supply gram looks at the hottest trends - Chespirito Sene comica 10:00 P.M. Henry Winkler, Shelley Long, Mi­ her to secret love, th m rapture man was charged with disposing of the safe in a possible to help everyone. bards. Robert Ryan 1967 GD - NFL's Greatest Moments Steps' An innocent man tries to Walsh has sought an injunction jeopardy if Walsh’s retirment lawyers. you with treatment for 32 and performers in the world of Roberto Gomez Bolanos. Florinda (33 - N ew s chael Keaton. 1982. Rated R and finally terror. Gene Tierney. Berlin pond two months after the heist. NFL's Greatest Moments pre­ stay one step ahead of German Walter Huston. VifKent Price. The great major­ days — at their risk — if entertainment (2D - Prime News Meza. Ruben Aguirre (33 GD - Hart to Hart 8 ) - Odd Couple sents highlights of Super Bowl assassins and ScotlarKf Yard. Arrested Monday were Richard Spano, 40, of 1946. they believe it will help New Britain and Rocco German!, 47. of ity of eases of exces­ you. Just dial 1-860-231- AWeELAl you KNOW THO^e TWO Southington, on charges of third degree burglary, sive hair fall and I TELLIN6 YOU ABOUT? THE UConn branch vote today 7157, toU free. 8:00 a.m - first degree larceny, conspiracy to commit baldness are the be­ 4:00 p.m. Mon-Thurs.. OTHER ONE WITH THE LIMO BROUGHT BRIDGE ASTRO larceny and burglary. THEM 50ME PACKIWO CRATED ginning and more Central Standard Time, Each was held in lieu of $25,000 bond for a Jan. HARTFORD (UPI) — A crucial programs. this summer but the action was put LASTKilGHT. fully developed and give them the follow­ 24 hearing in Bristol Superior Court. step in the long debate over closing If the board accepted the recom­ on hold when the Board of GRAPH ing information. They will ABOUT ITT Arrested Saturday was Robert Barrows, 27, of the Torrington campus of the mendation it was expected to Governors came into being with stages of male pat­ EA&y. then send complete infor­ New Britain, on a charge of hindering University of Connecticut was prompt renewed legislativedebate instnictioiis from the Legislature tern baldness and mation. All inquiries are prosecution. expected today with the Board of over the smallest of the five I'Conn to study alternatives to closing it. cannot be helped. answered confidentially, Governors of Higher Education branches and possibly another But. how can you be Who wants to lead trumps? The ad hoc committee voted 4-1 by maii. planning to vote on closing the effort by Torringthn-area legisla­ sure what is actually te accept a staff plan calling for the Does your forehead be­ Nurses vote on walkout branch. tors to keep it open. causing YO UR hair loss? Here we see Charley Weed c f e u r closing by Aug. 31. 1985. and come oily or greasy? How An ad hoc committee of the -UndecJlie legislation drawn up Even if baldness may at a sound four-spade M ILF O R D — Union nurses, working without a redistributing the branch’s budget soon after washing? Do contract. If E)ast holds the ^Birthday board last week recommended the creating the Board of Governors, seem to "run in the fam ­ contract at Milford Hospital since Dec. 31, were to to other education institutions in you have dandruff? Dry J sm all campus in Litchfield County the final decision to close any ily." it is certainly not NORTH ace of clubs, four is cold vote today on whether to walk out Jan. 30 for the northwestern Connecticut. or oily? Does hair pull out be shut down, its students trans­ facility of higher education rests proof of the cause of BK972 (and five is possible if first strike in''the hospital's 60-year history. easily on top of head? Any ♦ AK64 Jm. 1B.19B4 ferred and seed money be provided with the lawmakers. Among those pressing to keep YO UR hair loss. Many there's no trump loser). Negotiations between the hospital and Connec­ thin areas? Where? Any ♦ 10 As you can see, the ace of This coming year you will for area technical and community The UConn Board of Trustees the campus open is Torrington conditions can cause hair become Interested in a number ticut Health Care Workers Association Local 1199 slick bald areas? Where? ♦ 7 532 clubs is wrong. At the other colleges to initiate or improve voted last April to close the branch Mrfyor Michael Conwav. loss. IF ANYTHING COMES OKAY 1 HAV/E A / 1MANKS, of new subjects that you can have failed to produce a settlement, although ADV. UP, WE'LL BRING VtXJ I DOC! / NICE ( OKAR„,l WEST EAST table South played for a 2-2 use In practical ways lor both both sides were still willing to talk Monday. BACK HERE.' ^VACATION, V PLAN TO! ♦ 3 ♦ Q54 spade break and lost three self-improvement and The union represents 132 of the IS5 licensed o ALLEY ♦ Q 10 7 3 clubs and a trump. ♦ J85 advancement In your chosen practical and registered nurses at the 150-bed ♦ 974 3 ♦ KQJ62 Charley avoided a trump field of endeavor. hospital. ♦ AQ108 ♦ J9 loss by the simple expedient Milner switches, Union negotiator Barbara Larsen said if at d t o t ? A SOUTH of never playing trumps. CAPRICORN (Dm . 22-Jan. 19) least 90 percent of the nurses vote for a strike, ♦ A J 10 8 6 He won the heart lead and ------s ® ” Think twice today before volun­ they will walk off their jobs at 7 a.m. Jan. 30. ♦ 92 cashed the second' high teering to son out a complicat­ supports Jackson h a p p e n ® ® “The 23 nursing supervisors, many of whom ♦ A85 heart, ruffed a heart, cashed ed situation lor a friend. It any­ V f lia t ♦ K64 the diamond ace and ruffed thing goes wrong, you're the have not worked on a floor for several years, will a diamond in dummy. Then one who will be blamed. Major then be responsible to cover three shifts, seven H AR TFO RD (U P I) — Mayor Thirman Milner has Vulnerable: Both be ruffed the last heart changes are In store for Capri­ days a week,” Ms. Larsen said. withdrawn his endorsement of Democratic presiden­ Dealer: South while East discarded a corns In the coming year. Send Voting was scheduled from 7 a.m. to 9:30a.m., 1 tial candidate Walter Mondale and announced he is Weal North Eait Sooth diamond, ruffed bis last dia­ for your Capricorn Astro- p.m. to 2:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the backing Jesse Jackson instead. . . ____ Graph predictions today by ! ♦ mond and finally led a club. Mary Taylor Church. Milner, New England’s first popularly elected black mailing $1 and your zoditu: sign N Pass 34 Pass 44 West’s ace pickled South's mayor who is serving his second, two-year term, Pass Pass Pass to Astro-Graph, Box 489, king. West took two more Radio City Station, New York, became the second mayor of a m ajor northeastern high clubs while East N.Y. 10019. Send an additional Fire department chief dies city to endorse Jackson in making the switch Monday. Opening lead: V3 chucked his last diamond. $2 for the NEW Matchmaker Newark. N.J., Mayor Kenneth Gibson has already NEW HAVEN — A 27-year fire department >"*■1;' ' " " 1 They were down to a wheel and booklet, which > veteran collapsed and died while answering an endorsed Jackson. three-card ending, with reveals romantic compatibili­ alarm at the Ann Taylor store on Chapel Street. Milner said it was not easy to switch from Mondale dummy holding the K-9 of ties for all signs, tells how to to Jackson but he had told the former vice president get along with others, find ris­ Fire Battalion Chief Leonard Guerrera, 55. was trumps and Charley holdihg last year he would have to ^consider his support if By Oswald Jacoby ing signs, hidden qualities, plus walking around the building’s exterior and the A-J-10. It didnT matter Jackson entered the' race. and James Jacoby what West led; the rest of more, looking in windows for evidence of fire when he He said he was backing Jackson not because o«ig»» • “ “ ~ --.. ««K* ikgol , out » •*» • your boss. He or she may have Reardon said Guerrera had been working since "He (Jackson) stands up for everything I believe totally dltlerent plans. 5 p.m. Sunday and had been at a smoky fire that ARIES (March 21-April 19) Be in," said Milner from his home, where he has been broke out around 7:30 p.m. in a cleaning closet at I IF Yo u 'v e extra-careful today in financial recuperating from surgery performed last month to TO SHOPS Yale-New Haven Hospital. ACROSS 3 Fisherman Answer to Previous Puzzle matters, as well as In situations remove an intestinal blockage. 5EEN ONE (S/20UP Reardon said Guerrera had inhaled some 4 Compass that attect your reputation or The mayor said he would back Mondale if Jackson is 1 Sack material point u B o n a status. These are potential hot smoke and fumes there, possibly from chemical < — forced to drop out but that the black civil rights leader oF TWFlsiTY 6 Winds 5 Wishes (si.) QODDOCIDC] spots. solvents. 11 Unsealed 6 Receive [ ] □ □ □ TAURUS (April 20-May 20) has a good shot at the nomination. UNPEIt o n e Ro o f . Yo u 'v E 13 Thole 7 Big coffee pot □ B O □ Domestic disruptions are likely Jackson carried his campaign to Connecticut last 14 Be present 8 Nailed □ D D today If family members fall to week, meeting with Milner and other black leaders QD Mother rescues her baby 15 The least (pl.| 9 Seasonable cooperate properly with one who have been enthusiastic about his candidacy. A m a l l . 16 Make an B □ 10 Snarls El □ another. Don't be a principal BRIDGEPORT — A mother rescued her edging y Normandy Instigator. 7-month-old baby from his burning crib when fire Two black state senators, John Daniels of New p»jc* 17 Glossy fabric □ □ Q invasion day GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) swept through a bedroom of’ the 7th floor Haven and Wilber Smith of Hartford, said Jackson i t □ □ O 9B4I> NEA me 1M Rag U S Pal « Tl m v e r j 19 Barrel T K ^ I - 13 Threatening □ Don't try to overpower cowork­ apartment in a city housing project, fire officials has been gathering support in the region and they 20 Swerve 18 Decimal unit ers today or pressure them Into 22 Japanese □Lu said. expected his popularity to grow and bring him more 21 Fermentation doing things your way. Pushing money iN Assistant Fire Chief A1 Fildes said Phylis endorsement from public officials. factory too hard could have unpleasant 23 Units ol results. Browne was sleeping about 6:30 a.m. Monday We Want Your Memories! 23 Archer % AH, KCWPIE, sound 37 Makes 43 Party CANCER (June 21-July 21) when she was awakened by the smell of smoke. 7 24 Ireland 25 Actress Patricia — happen throwers Your material conditions have She found her baby’s bedroom filled with thick, MS LD\/e I AMP 26 Nonentity promising potential, but a num­ They are eagerly redd by thousands of our subscribers.. 27-Signal speed 38 Jewish 45 Florida islets black smoke and grabbed the infant and her other 28 After ber of leaks must be plugged DeNardis ready WHAT KIMPOF deductions unit , ascetic 46 Old time two young children and fled the apartment, he 29 Small and up. Unfortunately, you may be ITAV P IP ^OU 30 Auto workers' 39 Of certain 49 Female saint unable to do so today. said. unliTxiortant union (abbr.) areas (abbr.) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) To “ Flam es were licking around the bottom of the HAVE? 31 For hearing 33 Monkey for a rematch? appease others today you crib of her son, Branden,” Fildes said. 34 Comes after 41 Chemist's 51 Mountain near 32 Amount might make shifts In positions Another child. Rabine, 4, was playing wth a .35 Insect egg burner —It’s Easy— Here’s How— 33 Camelot's ancient Troy « against your better Judgment magician cigarette lighter in the bedroom and he 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 1 9 10 and end up pleaaing no one, apparently ignited bed clothing, Fildes said. NEW HAVEN (UPI) — Former Rep. Lawrence J. 36 Fish of the including yourself, carp family Mrs. Browne told fire officials smoke detectors DeNardis, R-Conn., appears ready to announce a Earn a big fat $5. Become a celebrity.... 11 12 13 vm ao (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) rematch against incumbent Democrat Bruce Morri­ 39 Silly Behaving rashly or impulsively in the apartment failed to warn the sleeping son, who ousted DeNardis from his 3rd District seat in 40 Strive with 14 16 could lead to your own undoing family because cockroaches.had infested the Write down your recollections of Manchester long 42 Poet Ogden today. Take lime to plan your safety devices. 1982. 16 16 .. stepa carefully before Jumping DeNardis, 45, sent out invitations over the weekend ago. Tell us about the trolley cars or the parades down 44 Officer's ■ Intq the fray. •'ll? to an “ announcement ceremony" Jan. 23 at the 20 21 Candidate LIM A (Sept. 22-Oel. 22) Group complies hunger data Main Street. Describe the day the circus came to town School (abbr.) ■ ■ Shubert Performing Arts Center. 24 Strive to live within your nrveana W HY IS IT t h a t 45 Pussy cat z. NEW HAVEN — The Emergency Free Food DeNardis would not confirm or deny his intentions or the boys went off to war. today. Subdue tandenclea to on the record Saturday at a special party convention, BIRDS CAN FLY, 47 Entertainment ■ Involve yoursell In actlvHlea Council hopes to convince the federal government (abbr.) 21 z. ,0 BUT PEOPLE CAN'T 2- 1 that are out ol your reach hunger is a problem in the nation by compiling but he is backed for the nomination by Republican Photos will be returned but submissions cannot. D 1 31 financially. State Chairman Thomas D ’Amgre and Sen. Lowell SO Sounds statistics using standardized forms. SCORPIO (OeL 24-Nov. 22) In Weicker, R-Conn. 52 Chemical 1 The council is working up a form .for Submissions should be 300 words or less, about two 33 34 38 37 36 your desire to achieve today, group r distribution to soup kitchens and food pantries Thh former state senator and college professor, ■ there's a possibllliy you might DeNardis lost his congressional seat in a 1,687-vote and a half typed pages or less. ■ 53 Eager 39 ^40 43 throughout the state, said Mark Patton, a council 54 Misplaces push yourself beyond your lim­ upset to Morrison, a Hamden legal aid attorney. ■ ■ its and energy. These tactiM member and coordinator of the Connecticut Food 55 Puts at rest 44 47 Morrison is expected to annoance his bid for Send entries to Adele Angle, Focus Editor, Box could deprive you ol victory. Bank. ■ re-election in mid-February. DOWN 49 49 60 61 •AanTAm us (No«. is-oae. The numbers .vill be counted and the 591, Manchester Herald, Manchester 06040. 21) Avoid the company ol an information forwarded to local, state and Since leaving office in January 1983, DeNardis has 62 1 Farm animals 63 acquaintance with whom you national agencies for review and use, Patton said worked as a consultant to the Hospital of St. Raphael You may enter more than once! recently had cross words, a and begins work next week as a visiting professor of 2 Comprehen­ 64 66 Monday. N 7 < M l U sion thoughtlees comment could political science at Connecticut College in New reignlte. London. W — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Jun. 17. 1984 MANCHESTER llERAl.b. Tuesday, Jan 17. 1984 - 11

Obituaries

EdWCHrtf CaVMMV The ttineral will be Wednesday William Edmondson /V Leisure Edward Caveney. 76, of 80A at 9: 15 a.m, from the Farley- FOCUS/ Bluefield Drive, died Monday at .Sullivan Funeral Home. 96 Webs­ Memorial services were held Hartford Hospital. He was the ter St., Hartford, with a ma.ss of recently in Melbourne. Fla., for husband of Delia (Dumont) Christian burial at 10 a.m. in St. William Edmondson, 67, of Coven­ try and Melbourne, who died Dec, Caveney. Patrick and St. Anthony Church. ‘Another World’ star has another line He was born in . Manchester. Burial will be in Mount St. 8. He was the husband of. Eloise Andy N.H.. on Oct. 28, l907..He had lived Benedict Cemetery. There are no Kohler Edmondson. He wa's born in Furness, Eng­ in Caribou. Maine, most of his life calling hours. Memorial donations land, and came to Manchester in IRooney before coming to Manche.ster 12 may be made to the Lourdes 1923. He lived in Coventry for 46 years ago. He was a communicant Center. Silas Deane Highway. years and was a member of the Syndicated For her, fashion’s strictly personal of the Church of the Assumption. Wethersfield. Second Congregational Church Columnist Besides his wife he leaves three Robert M. Kelly sons, Norman Caveney of Hart­ and was a former member of the Robert M. Kelly, 69, of Madison, Coventry Board of Education. He Bv Gay Pauley camera I do a lot of jewelry, a ford, Roland Caveney of Newing­ died Monday at Yale-New Haven United Press International lot of sweaters, things to dress ton, and Eldred Caveney of Virgi­ was a veteran of World War II and Hospital. He was the husband of up from the chest up. " nia Beach. Va.: five daughters. was a past master of U riel Lodge of Ann Mosher Kelly and the father of Masons in Merrow. NEW YORK (UPI) - The "The way the characters in Mrs. Carlene Donovan of Wash­ David Kelly of Manchester. Besides his wife he leaves a son. many roles that Linda Dano the so-called soaps dress has a burn. Maine. Charlene Caveney of Family biglashion impact,” she said in He also leaves another son, plays would outdo anything Sacramento, Calif., Mrs, Jean Dr. William Edmondson of Blu- Robert M. Kelly Jr. of Ridgefield;' efield, W. Va. and Tahlequah, concocted for a television soap an interview. " I used to think we Scholl of Newington. Mrs. Dolores a daughter. Elizabeth Kelly of New opera heroine. And soap opera wete appealing mostly to an Grant audience of women. But thunks ^ V"' i'i Murphy of Avon; 10 granddaugh- Hubert, Ronald and Clarence tradition granddaughter. Edmondson. Miss Dano, a former model to all the taping techniques, our ters; and five greatV A mass of Christian burial will be and self-proclaimed worka­ audience has expanded to men, grandchildren. The memorial services were U P l photo celebrated Wednesday at 10 a.m. conducted by his brother, the Rev, holic, balances the jobs of to the family. You’d be sur­ The funeral will be Thursday at in St. Margaret's Church, Madi­ starring in a televison series, prised at how much mail our one 9: IS a m. from the Holmes Funeral James V. Edmondson, and the is sick son. There are no calling hours. Melbourne Masonic organization. Uncompleted Marcos In stone being a specialty fashion con­ show gets from the masculine^ Home. 400 Main St., with a mass of sultant, wife, stepmother, and audience. Sports figitres! JUune Memorial contributions may be ,4’ Resurrection at 10 a.m. in the made to Trinity College. The Swan A 50-foot-tall bust of Philippines financial crisis that occurred in the ' When there are 13 people at your workwoman on restoration of a it’s so hilarious to thinTtWsomtT' Church of the Assumption. Burial Harbert F. Kearns Jr. Funeral Home, 825 Boston Post Memorial services will be held President Ferdinand Marcos stands country following the assassination of_ house over the holidays, someone New England-style farmhouse of those big, no-neck athlete will be in Rose Hill Memorial Park, Road. Madison, has charge of is bound to give you something in Connecticut. guys watching the soaps." Rocky Hill. Saturday at 11:30 a.m. in Center uncompleted on the outskirts of the opposition leader Benigno Aquino on arrangements. Congregational Church, 11 Center besides a Christmas present. At "God forbid I should sit down Friends may call at the funeral mountain resort town of Baguio. The Aug. 21, 1983. The stone Marcos lies and rest.” said the brunette LINDA DANO SEEMED des­ home today from 7 to 9 p.m. and St., for Herbert F. Kearns Jr., our house, we always exchange Miriam Silver formerly of Manchester and We­ statue, which was begun in 1979, along the Marcos Highway at the bad colds and flu bugs. The kids beauty, who stars as the opu­ tined for her career, as in any Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 lently dressed Felicia Gallant in good soap, from the beginning. Miriam Silver, 2 months, died thersfield, who died Thursday in remains uncompleted due to the Marcos Park Golf Course. come to Connecticut from Boston,- p.m. Memorial contributions may Monday at Hartford Hospital. She "Another World” on NBC-TV. “ I always wanted to be in Hobe Sound. Fla. Washington. Providence and New be made to the American Heart was the daughter of Philip and " I ’m up by 5:30 most morn­ fashion," she said. “ I studied at , Association, 310 Collins St.. Hart­ He leaves his parents. Mr. and York, bringing with them their I f t Barbara (Tolve) Silver of Wind.sor Mrs. Herbert F. Kearns in Flor­ ings,” she said, "but boy, by the University of California at ford, 06105, exotic native diseases. and the great-granddaughter of ida: a son. Kevin M. Kearns of Day-care centers 4:00 p.m. I begin to lag.” Long Beach, at the University of Mocrina C. Cioritfllio Ruth Annif of Manchester. Wethersfield; a daughter, Mrs. A rea Towns This year it was almost two Miss Dano. 40, is head of a California in Los Angeles, and Macrina (Clementina) Ciarle- She also leaves two sisters* weeks before one of the bugs took fashion shopping company went on to study art and design 7 Karen Grenier of Manchester; a glio, of Cromwell, died Monday at Jessica and Elizabeth Silver: her brother, John R, Kearns of Top­ choose Coventry. In Brief hold in my body. About a week ago called Strictly Personal that she at other West Coast schools.” her home. She was the husband of paternal grandparents, Charles eka, Kan.: a sister, Mrs.Betty I was watching television in the established two years ago as an She is married to Frank b’V - f Frank J. Ciarleglio and the sister and Mary Silver of Jaffrey. N.H.; Belair of Waterford: five grand­ living room when I began to shake. outgrowth of her acting career. Attardi, an artist in the adver­ of Joseph Clementino and Michael Bv Traev L. Geoghegan "I have always loved fa­ tising business in New York, has and her maternal grandparents. children; and several nieces and Republicans to caucus I got out of my chair to turn the Clementino, both of Manchester. Oliver and Hilda Tolve of Windsor. ' Herald Reporter shion," she said, “ so what I do is a couple of grown stepchildren, nephews. COVENTRY — The Republican Town Commit­ heat up and realized it was up. It She also leaves a daughter. Mrs. A mass of the angels will be held take all the work of shopping ' and the couple is busy with Memorial contributions may be tee will caucus tonight at 7:30 in the Town Office Paul (Alessandrina) Beaulieu of Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in St, COVENTRY — Two couples who haye been granted was the beginning of a 24-hour from the people I dress. They restoration of a 200-year-old made to a charity of the donor's Building board room for elections. Cromwell: three other brothers, Gertrude's Church, Windsor. Pri­ approval by the Planning and Zoning Commission to contest between my defenses and don't have to worry about farmhouse in Ridgefield. Conn. '•ys* choice. The nominating committee will present a slate attorney Valentino Clementino of vate burial will be in Mount St. operate day-care centers in church buildings on Main some insidious virus and the virus clothes. " of approximately 35 candidates, a committee West Hartford. George Clementino Benedict Cemetery. Memorial Street say they hope to open this winter. won a temporary victory. " I don’t buy anything I don’t At present, she is consultant Herman C. Helm member said. “ A lot of new people are coming of Windsor, and James Clementino contributions may be made to the Helen and Anthony Zilora, who operate the Lying in bed, unable to sleep. I like personally. I stay away to wardrobes of stars in "One « Herman C. Helm. 77, of 431 on," said Sandra Ashley, co-chairman of the of East Hartford: two sisters, Mrs. Neonatal Care Unit in care of St. Grandmother's House day-care center in Manches­ from avaiit garde things. Most Life to Live,” "A ll my Child­ Cedar Swamp Road. Coventry, nominating committee. "People are getting moaned and groaned a lot. Moan­ Mario Fazio of Glastonbury and Francis Hospital. Hartford. The ter, say they plan to open a second Grandmother's,^ of the people I dress are those ren,” "Loving, " "A s the World ' died Saturday at his home. He was interested in politics.” ing and groaning helps me more Mrs. Anita Russo of Bloomfield; Carmon Funeral Home. Windsor, House in the ba^m ent of the former Pentecostal who live fairly ordinary, day to Turns” and "Guiding Light. " . the husband of Beulah (Filbig) Nominations from the floor will be taken. than aspirin. At 3 a.m. I thought to and three grandchildren. has charge of arrangements. church on the corner of Main and Mason Streets in day lives, and this means house, Helm. His first wife was the late Officers will be elected in March. myself, "I'm really in terrible Coventry by the end of February. street and business clothes. "The reason I treasure ni> Dorothy (Scott) Helm. At the regular Republican Town Committee And Jill and James Hacket, of 143 Woodland Road, pain. This is awful. I don't feel like Rarely fancy evening dress. own business is that I am the He also leaves a son. Herman S. meeting following the caucus, the nominating hope to have The Children's Center of Coventry doing anything — including "Television being what it is, boss; I can do the television and Helm of Manchester: a daughter. committee will present recommendations for operating in the rectory of St. Mary's Church by the living.” most of the clothes have to be other acting roles (she was Mrs. Edwin H. (Audrey) Bunce of appointments to the Parks and Recreation under contract with 20th Center accident victim Coventry; a brother, Emil Helm of beginning of February. Mrs. Hacket said. photogenic from the chest up. Grandmother's House will cater to children who are Commission, the Conservation Commission and EVEN IN this state, enough of You don’t have many occasions Century-Fox). But here I can Vernon: and three grandchildren. the Board of Health. know if I get tired, us I often do. Arrangements were private. between 6 weeks and 5,.y^ars old, Zilora said. The my brain was working to realize I (or full-dress regalia. Children's Center is for school-aged children who are All Republicans registered in the town of "1 always have to consider that this belongs to me. .4/ * fe.. dies at St. Francis There are no calling hours. Coventry are eligible to participate. .didn't mean that. I tried to become between kindergarten and fourth grade, according to rational about it. size too. Mostly I shop for the “ If a job is fun, you can do a Mrs, Hacket. six. eight to 10 group. Right now The 70-year-old woman who was pedestrian signal was flashing a “ Wait a minute now," I said, zillion things. But I can tell you. struck by a car over a week ago at red "Don't walk " sign, police said. The operators of both centers say they expect to one television personality has Oiane Marie Spear ZBA meeting canceled because talking to yourself also if my husband said suddenly, the intersection of Main and Center Police said a witness told them a Diane Marie Spear, 40. of Man­ receive licensing from the state to care for up to 50 me out looking for size 14." 'Let’s to go Africa,’ I ’d knock COVENTRY — The Zoning Board of Appeals helps. " I ’m not in pain at all. What streets died Monday afternoon at car sitting on the north side of Main chester, died last Friday at the children. . "And you have’to be aware of the whole thing of career off. meeting scheduled for tonight has been canceled, I feel is really discomfort. There's Linda Dano, aformer model who plays in fashion consultnat. "I always wanted to St. Francis Hospital in Hartford. Street started to make a left turn University of Connecticut Health Two nursery-school teachers in addition to Mrs. color. I rarely deal in blacks or pack everything in and we'd officials said. Hospital officials would nut with a green arrow. The car. Center. She was the wife of David Hacket will be in charge of the Children's Center, Mrs. a big difference between discom­ darks. BuF because of the go.” TVs “Another World," is also a specialty be in fashion,” she said. disclose the cause of death. driven by James. J. Choiniere, 18. Hacket said. Mrs. Zilora said she will direct fort and pain. A headache is J .A. Spear. According to two people who of 41 Bigelow St., hit Mrs. Lasky in She also leave's a daughter. Grandmother's House activities and has plans to hire GOP caucuses set tonight discomfort. A toothache is pain." witnessed the accident, Mrs. the intersection and carried her Tammy Burwood; a son. Jack W. six to eight other teachers, depending 4he.needs of The next day my wife Margie Lasky was struck around 9: 30 a m almost 30 feet down East Center Spear; her step-parents, Billy and children who enroll. ^ BOLTON — The Bolton Republican Town kept coming in to say 1 should drink Jan. 9, while she was crossing East Street, police said. Marie Coleman: a brother, Robert Committee will caucus tonight to elect a new a lot of water, but I didn’t want to Sylvia Foran studied 80 years of ads Center Street, police said THE ZILORAS will buy their building from Old committee. No one has been charged in the Colman: a sister. Peggy Coon: and drink any water and didn’t appre­ One witness said he saw her incident, which remains under two grandchildren. Country Store Antiques owner Barbara Ware. Zilora The caucus is a bi-annual event mandated by ciate her pushing it on me. I hestitate at the curb on the investigation, police said. Police Graveside services and burial said. He said six antique dealers who rented space in state law. ■■ y southeast side of the intersection are still interviewing witnesses, were to be today in Arlington the old church from Mrs. Ware will continue to do Current town committee Chairman Lawrence snapped at her. Good-naturedness and then step, onto the street as the thev said. National Cemetery. business upstairs. A. Converse said last week he does not expect doesn’t come easily when you’re A major changes in committee membership. But sick, even when someone's trying ‘Personals’ show how times change Zilora said the absense of otherday-care facilities in Coventry, plus the additional income he will receive some members who have not attended many to help you. from renting out the upstairs, makes the venture a meetings in the last year may not be re-elected, Margie had made pea soupout of By Greg Joyce "The classifieds enable people to conduct wishes to meet lady, old-fashioned girl, no Town man gets new heart sound financial move for him. he said. Nor does he expect to fill all 24 seats. a ham we had for a New Year’s United Press International a search which is relatively inexpensive, toenail paint, leg paint, bleached hair, ‘Inventor, good-looking, Nursery-school students will enter through a All registered Republicans in town are eligible Day party and at noon she came in convenient and safe," she said. "They offer ex-army, no slung, smoking, drink but BURNABY, British Columbia — After Continued from page 1 now, " she said. chard. It was "reorganized in 1980, ground-floor doorway on the Mason Street side of the to vote at the caucus. It is scheduled for 7 p.m., to the bedroom with a bowl of it. an opportunity to remain anonymous and a little, distinctively feminine, good-looking, good-natured, kind- building, Zilora said. He added that he plans to build immediately before the Board of Selectmen's studying 80 years' worth of lonelyhearts new way of relating w ij* others." Mrs. Stearns has been taking and since that time 70 transplants, "W hat’s that terrible sm ell?" I intelligent, good personality, popular, good new floors, a kitchen', classrooms and a play yard meeting, in Community Hall. ads, Sylvia Foran has concluded they Early in the centurjMTOs generally gave hearted, honest, intelligent, "There will be some days where he care of the Levy"s daughter, Lisa, including Levy's, have been per­ asked. " I may be sick to my sp ort.” outside. provide a fascinating profile of how few details about the advertiser, such as N looks like he's on a downslide, " she since Thanksgiving. Lisa will join By 1970, tHe ads showed divorce was no formed. The hospital claims an 80 stomach.” , creative, wise, non- said. her family in Pittsburgh tonight. percent .success rate a year The philosophy of Grandmother's House is that Vandalism charges lodged manners and morals have changed. age, sex and personal wealth. They asked longer a stigma. The family wanted to thank the Levy 's heart transplant was the following the surgery. children should be given “ a home away from home," " I t ’s pea soup,” she said. " I t ’s Men use them more, and money isn't all. (or respondents of the opposite sex with A decade later the personal columns smoker, non-drinker, family of the unknown donor. "I'm second performed at the hospital Cost of the procedure will be Zilora said. "We try to stay away from COVENTRY — A Massachusetts teenager is good. You ought to eat some of it. Ms. Foran undertook the project as part material attractions. contained many ads from married people worst fault bashful, almost sorry the person had to die, but I'm this year. In 1983 some 29 heart approximately $65,000. Profes­ regimentation, " scheduled to be arraigned today on charges that You need fluid to get that bug out of of her studies for a master’s degree in the By 1910 they began to include references wishing to meet others for discreet affairs. glad the relatives had foresight. " transplants were done in Pitts­ sional fees, for surgeons and The center will be open weekdays from 6:30 a.m. to6 he and a juvenile companion vandalized your system.” communications department of Vancouv­ to their own religion and appearance. Some were placed by homosexuals, others 6 foot, wishes to meet Mrs. Levy said. burgh. Of tho.se, 22 patients are still anesthetist, will be an additional p.m., he said. mailboxes on Ripley Hill Road Saturday evening "P lease,” I said. "Take it out of er's Simon Fraser University. She scrutin­ “ Inventor, good-looking, good-natured, by people offering sexual services implic­ ized the personal ads in the most widely attractive lady 16-35. with Mrs. Levy's mother. Minnie alive. $10,000. ’ and then vandalized three classrooms in the Capt. here.” kind-hearted, honest, intelligent, creative. itly for a fee, circulated Vancouver newspapers between Stearns of 127 Diane Drive, was The first heart transplant was The Manchester chapter of THE CHILDREN’S CfeNTER, for older Children, Nathan Hale School, Coventry Police said this “They took Teddy Kennedy to Wise, non-smoker, non-drinker, worst fault Ms. Foran .said mule advertisers most $4,000.’ will gear its program toward learning, according to morning. 1900 and 1980 — first in the the Province bashful, almost 6 foot, wishes to meet elated this morning. • "We feel done at the university in 1968, but UN ICO is still seeking donations to the hospital today,” Margie added. often\nientioned material goods in ads blessed. Everybody here is float­ then the program was discon­ Mrs, Hacket, Students will be provided games and Steven C. Corneliuson, 16, of Wilbraham, until 1940, then in the Vancouver Sun for the attractive lady 16-35 with $4,000. ’ said one between 1900 and 1960. 1810 personal ad pay for the surgery, according to “ Sounds as though he has the same ing around in the clouds right tinued. according to Ms. Blan- president Leo Diana. puzzles so they can work on improving their skills. Mass., was charged with third-degree burglary, next 40 years. ad. By 1980 material goods ranked fifth in Mrs. Hacket said. second-degree criminal mischief and three thing you do. They say he was Ms. Foran said she begun analyzing the “ Protestant with property worth $10,000 importance behind tastes, appearance, Mrs. Hacket and two other teachers — Patricia counts of third-degree criminal mischief. dehydrated. He doesn't have ads because she thought they would show wishes to meet fair lassie. " said another. location, race, sexual orientation, and increased significantly in the past few Mientek and Marilyn Turner — are hopeful that they Police chased him for more than a mile through anyone to take care of him." prevailing social mores, advertisers' ex­ Ms. Foran said advertisers of that era status. years because there are more marriage Jobless group Glenn names will be able to arrange transportation by school bus woods near the school before catching him, they pectations and social circumstances of the usually were looking for someone with a The fact that tastes now rank first shows breakdowns, more relocations and chang­ for kindergarten students who will attend the center said. He later was released on a $1,000 non-surety WHAT SHE M EANT, of course, times. certain amount of money. up in the large number of contemporary ads ing expectations. for half the day only, Mrs. Hacket said. bond. Corneliuson's companion was turned over was that she was taking care of me " I always read them and found them "People had to have aiTtivenue to get stressing the advertisers' interests — like "And people don't .seerri to have us much interesting,” said the mother of (our, who time, " she said. state staff Though the center will be housed in St. Mary's, it is to juvenile authorities, police said. by pushing water and pea soup on money because there was no social those from men describing themselves us wants support not affiliated in any way with the church. researched her MA while working as a assistance then." "1 think We'll see a change in marital me. "humanist, socialist, communicative and secretary at SFU. . As photography became coniTivon in the physically fit " or “ able to appreciate love values by the end of the decade where men HARTFORD — The Connecticut campaign of I fly into a rage every time I hear By Sarah E. Hall presidential candidate John Glenn has been From reading almost 4,000 ads, she 1920s, ads asked for pictures. ^ and understanding" or "fond of music, wij|| have'more than one wife. There will be Herald Reporter announced. Manchester police roundup one of those stories about the learned “personals” were not a new By 1930 references to motor carts and outdoors, reading. " multiple marriages and men will keep Edward "'Ned ' Lament will serve as statewide possibility we’re going to have too phenomenon — only that attitudes, style moving pictures appeared.. ' Ms. Forun's survey indicates most mistres.ses openly, much as they do in Nearly a month after he first organized a group for campaign coordinator. many doctors. Here I was, wishing and choice of words changed. Many male advertisers in the 1940s advertisers were 30 to 49 years old, but the Europe. The reason is that there just aren't the "hard-core unemployed,"' Manchester resident The Glenn coordinators across the state are: I could die because I was so' indicated they didn't want to hear from men tended to be younger. enough men around.” Bill Strain still is struggling to recruit both new" Robert Kalechman, 1st District; Timothy Bates, uncomfortable, but knowing per- OTHER STUDIES have examined intro­ divorcees, She also said testing the assumption that members and legislative support. 2nd: former U.S. Senate Candidate John Downey. Men charged in booze sale fdctiyw ell that I had the flu and duction services, singles’ bars and clubs. MEN USED the ads more often. Of the all advertisers are lonely hearts might cast Ms. Foran said these methods of meeting aside the stigma that still seems to exist.' "The need is there, " Strain said Monday. "It's how 3rd: Larnont, 4th: Ronald Teschitta, 5th and wasn’t sick enough to call a doctor. ONE ADVERTISER in the 19.50s made it 4,000 ads Ms. Foran read, 2.876 were from to get this thing out in the open and get people involved Kathryn King, 6th. new companions involve more tim e and very clear what type of woman he wanted to men and 1,017 from women. "It's not a loser's game: It's not for Two teenagers were was his liquor and May­ ble for recent vandalism have been the line of fire, No one likes to make a fool of . 1 don't see myself being the one man to carry the Lament and Sen. William A. DiBella, D- charged with delivering hew insisted it was his, money than newspaper ads. meet; "Lonely man. not much to offer. She said companion advertising has lonely, pitiful people.” whole thing.' to the Church of the and determined that the himself in front of a doctor and I Hartford and Glenn's state campaign chairman, alcohol Friday to minors, police said. The two Nazarene on Main street, The 54-year-old labor activist said that:'Concerned pellets came from a yard knew what the doctor would say. said Glenn is the first Democratic candidate to some as young as 13, argued briefly over who police said this week. Unemployed People " (CUP) has only seven or eight on Oxford Street, police He’d say I hatf a 24-hour virus. announce a statewide campaign structure, with Manchester police said, should be arrested, until The maintanance man said. The woman who active members. But he said scores of long-term coordinators in all six congressional district. The only doctor I've gone to in Richard W. Wescott, 19, officers on the scene at the church reported to lives there admitted her unemployed people could benefit from joining the Manchester Democratic Town Chairman Theo­ of 96 Foster St., and settled the question by the last five years is so good I group. police that four windows son and his friend had This cigar box is the Cadiiiac variety dore Cummings, who supports Glenn's candi­ Christopher J. Mayhew, arresting both of them, and a screen had been wouldn’t think of asking him to He is convinced there are more unemployed people been playing there with a 7 dacy. was among those who attended a meeting 18, of Hebron, were later police said. pierced by BBS sometirpe BB rifle. treat me for such an inconsequen­ in the area than statistics show. Monday morning, he of the Connecticut steering committee for Glenn ■'-released on $100 cash between Tuesday and She promised to destroy tial disease. If I were running a Cigar box collectors never know when or (NWH), and then again there are many said, he counted 78 people applying for a part-time Monday evening in Hartford. bonds and ordered to An Oxford Street resi­ Thursday of last week, the rifle and have the medical school, I'd start a whole lYi25/ where a gem might turn up. This one was with interlocking corners and the right United Parcel Service job advertised in local He said today that he registered as willing to appear in court dent told police she police said. alleged culprits pay to new medical discipline. They've included with a bushel or so of philatelic hardware but with no protective collar. newspapers Saturday — and he spent only U 2 hours at work in behalf of Glenn's candidacy. Wednesday. thought her son and a The investigating of­ repair the damage, police broken medical down into a material at the local stamp club auction lust These are called semi-BNs. the application site. Cummings described Glenn as "the best man Responding to a com­ Collectors' playmate were responsi­ ficer checked what could said. fall at llling Junior High School) One last bit of alphabet soup — POB During a recent trip to the library, he said, he met a for these times " and said he has “ the best chance plaint, police knocked on hundred specialties but no one is 45-year-old woman with a master's degree from of winning in what will be a very difficult year for the door of a School Street being trained to treat the things we It might have held first-day covers or cut Comer means printed on box, which is the only Wesleyan University who recognized him' from a Democrats. " | home. Someone invited all suffer from the most, the squares or used stamps: but at any rate, ornamentation on the one shown here. This newspaper picture and introduced herself. She them to enter, police said, IHANKS6iil6 unimportant, trivial, non-life- when it was emptied, the buyer didn’t want Russ MacKendrick is tame of course compared to some of the praised him for his efforts and admitted that she and pnee inside they found threatening maladies. it and the lucky cigar-box person sitting pictorial pasted-paper sometimes seen. hasn't been able to find a job either. Strain said. Wescott and Mayhew in NOVENA TO ST. JUOE A New We shouldn’t have to be suffering beside him got it for $3. Among the local collector’s treasure-trove But CUP is not for everyone, he said. His group is the kitchen with several 0 Wy St. Ml. iM Mrtii, from cancer or a broken leg every What makes it so choice is, for one thing, there is a "Rosedale " box from Leschke i only for those who are “ ready, willing, and able to Fire Calls minors, police said. Two pot i «iftM M ikli * Mida; m* the unusual size and shape. It is roughly I'h Fletcher of Hartford carrying on one end a work," he said. Tomorrow.. time we see a physician. The teenage girls fled the hlHHi if Mu fliriit, MttM iitkeii- medical experts in minor maladies inches,square by 3'/2 inches deep. Then full-color display of wall, sky, leaves, Strain added that He doesn't expect much financial house, but returned a few w if ill «ti imti yw t f m i again, most important, it is a thorough­ THIS BOX, which held Snyder’s Cedurw- bluebirds in flight, a pink rose and an help from state, since so many major spending minutes later, police said. ipiitiMifiailiyNllMra- STOP SMOKING might be called Triviologists. The Manchester going "boite nature.” the elite of wooden raps, "Hole in Head" cigars, is stamped on immense vahze overlooking the scene. proposals already are before the legislature this Several admitted to ewa fna Ik M •> m M u8 best among them would be cigar boxes". (That stands, for "natural the bottom: “ Permit No C 752 Pa. The An article in the Antique Trader tells of a winter. But he said he was impressed with Monday, 11:51 a.m. — chimney fire, 194Greenwood drinking there and earlier MMy k | ti Mm U Ml p a adt TODAY! members of The American cigars herein contained were manufac­ Democratic presidential hopeful Walter Mondale's Drive (Town. Paramedics) during an automobile trip pot yaw ti OM ti ly auMa. • FIVE DAY PROGRAM Academy of Medical Triviology. packing,” meant to humor the cigars' specialty in this field; Electioneering Cigar promise to'spend $5 billion on job retraining if he was Monday, 7:29 p.m. — alarm, 122 Warren Oak Road from Hebron, police said. IWy M ii ly pruMt m t *ia t pti This is the fourth time I'v e had affinity for cedar wood.) tured to retail at more man 8c. each and not Boxes.” They show a "Roosevelt for (Town, Paramedics) elected. Wescott told police it liN. h rilKi I pMia li hM yM * RESULTS G U A R A N TEED the flu after Christmas in the last Besides being made of cedar, three more more than 15c. each and are so tax-paid?' President, " a "W in with H.H.H.," and a Strain said he met last week with state Rep. and Monday, 10:06 p.m, — medical call, 182-H UM Mm iM caa ya h M Im IM. * CALL NOW! six years. Margie will be coming things make this a BN — to use the Run-of-the-mill cigar/ boxes, the NWs "Win with Dick,” these having photos of ranking minority member of the House Labor Homestead St. (Eighth District, Paramedics) Siy tba "Ow FilMn. Ilia Hal down with it shortly. Several of the collectors' lingo: 1. It has hinges and clasp (nailed wood), might also be of cedar, but Humphrey and Nixon. Also, thej hud boxes Committee David 0. Thorp, R-Cheshire, to discuss the Monday, 10:56 p.m. — false report of a motor Top Barborshop May! M eiaiu." M ta lia out k STOP SMOKING CENTER children, back in their own homes made of metal: 2, It is held together by glue the pieces are tacked together, no fancy to electioneer for “ Big Bill Taft," McKinley plight of the long-term jobless. Wednesday, he plans vehicle accident, 1145 Tolland Turnpike (Eighth piMiM. SI. Ilk piy fa a a i ill «k Photo by M acK endrick Quartots! now, have reported in with it. It’s and interlocking joints (you can see the- jointing: the hinges are cloth and the cover and A1 Smith. to discuss the same with state Rep. Joseph H. Harper, District, Paramedics) m tiyM ii loa Ml aaa ka OF MANCHESTER SaL, Jan. 21 becoming a Christmas tradition Cigar box — bought at astampshow joints in the photo); And, 3. It has an inside just comes down to lie flat. Usually the The collector who picked up the BN box is D-New Britain, majority leader for the labor Tuesday, 6:45 a.m. — chimney fire, 63 Indian Drive a«a k a Mm li M . I k a W ly 2 and 8 p .m . “ clasp” is another little nail. now drawing a bead on the two-day show committee. (Town) npat paM . with us, almost like decorating the at llling Junior High School for$3— collar so that the cover will telescope down And Thursday night, he hopes to approach Rep. Tuesday, 8:03 a.m. — motor vehicle accident, BMlMftar Ni|h Sell*) ★ 6 4 9 - 7 8 6 7 * tree and having the kids leave has metal hinges and is made of and make a good seal to preserve the aroma Somewhere in between, you might run , coming in April, MANPEX '84. to see if "ndwts: C33-1888 Ill Barbara Kennelly, D-lst District, with his ideas. Waddell Road and West Center Street (Paramedics things behind when they go. cedar. of the S & S Private Stock. across a box of nailed-wood-with-hardware / lightning will stride again

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V Bridge club results Receives Air Force medal Teens, parents fight drunk driving The following are the results of the Jan. 13 games of Airmun 1st Class Scott R. Hicking, son of Walter R. the Center Bridge Club: Hicking of SOBeaver Trail, C'ovnelry and Donna I. North-South: Ken Kozak and Sara Mendelsohn, Martin of Baltic, has been decoratefl with the U.S. Air and I have told my DEAR READERS: A I in this matter? first; Dale Harned and Joe Bussiere,second; Mr.and Force Commendation Medal at Griffiss Air Force life-saving effort has just FRUSTRATED mother-in-law that very Mrs.C.D.McCarthy, third. Base, N.Y. come to my attention that plainly. So has John, but East-West: Jack Fenture an||- Kailash Birmiwal, He is an electrical power production specialist with I think deserves DEAR FRUSTRATED: she harps on it constantly, second: Lane DeYoe and Jim Baker, second; and Pat the 21st AirDcfense Squadron., He's a graduate ol publicizing. D e a r A b b y If you were to "insist” — hoping to change our Fliakos and Jan Shaw, third. Windham Regional Vocational Techinical School, It's called the' 'Contract force your wife to have minds. I don't want to be Willlmantic. for Life” — an agreement sexual relations against disrespectful and tell her Board meets tonight signed by parents and Abigail Van Buren her will — you would be off, but I have to get her teenagers in an effort to guilty of rape. You have a off my back. The Executive Board of the Manchester Junior Assigned to air base reduce the number of "righ t” to expect a ful­ John tunes her out, but Women's Club will meet today at 8 at the home of deaths involving drunk filled marriage, which she's getting to me. Help! Napcy Roser. Airman Todd S. Somerset, son of William and drivers. includes sexual relations. Sign me... Members who are not able to attend should contact Brenda Somer.sel of Andover, has been assigned to This is part of the mar­ Chanule Air Force Base. 111., after completing Air SADD (Students AN"UNREAL” Mrs. Roser at 646-4173. riage contract. Force basic training. Against Driving Drunk) place, no questions asked Plaza, Marlboro, Mass. DAUGHTER-IN-LAW Talk to your priest. You He is a 1982 graduate of East Catholic High School. was launched two years and no argument at that 01752. m ay qualify fo r an Post plans breakfast He is now receiving .specialized instruction in the ago in Marlboro, Mass., time, or I will pay for a DEAR UNREAL: Take annulment. vehicle maintenance field. by Robert Anastas, a taxi to bring you home D E A ^ .ABBY: My wife a lesson from John and "VFW Post 2046 will hold a pancake breakfast teacher from Wayland safely. I expect we would began withholding sex tune her out. She can “ get Sunday from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Post Home, 608 E. DEAR ABBY: Three High School in Wayland, discuss this issue at a soon after our marriage — to you'■ only if you let her. Center St. years ago, I married a Serving on USS Kennedy Mass., after two of his later time. 10 years ago. We have two The menu will include all the pancakes you can eat, 36-year-old man I'll call students were killed in a “ I agree to seek safe, children, so it wasn't total sausage, juice, coffee and milk. The cost is $2.50 for Drew T. Brown, son of Herbert C. and Gwendolyn John. It was his first car crash. sober transportation abstinence (once or twice adults and $1.25 for children under 10 years of age. Brown of 193 Homestead St., is serving with Attack marriage and my secbnd. (Problems? What's The part of the contract home if I am ever in a a month). Over the last Breakfast proceeds will benefit scholarship funds Squadron 85 on board the USS John F. Kienned, which I was a 40-year-old divor­ bugging you? Unload on to be signed by the tee­ situation where I have had nine years, it got less and for Manchester and East Catholic high schools. is hoedquartered at Virginia Beach, Va. cee with two children, 10 Abby, P.O. Box 38923, nager states: too much to drink, or a less, until two years ago He is a 1979 graduate of Manchester High Sbhool and and 8. John adopted my Hollywood, Calif. 90038. “ I agree to call you for friend who is driving me when she said, "No has been serving in the U.S. Navy since Sept. 16,1981. children and considers For a personal reply, Which one advice and/or transporta­ has had too much to more.” School speakers scheduled them “ his.” please enclose a stamped, tion at any hour, from my drink.” I am not demanding, self-addressed envelope.) Betty Capshaw, social worker at Verplanck School, Is the place, if I am ever in a Although the SADD pro- abusive or repulsive and I My problem is John's and Royann Kind, dental hygienist, will speak Completes recruit training situation where I have had gram has already expect only conventional mother. She loses no op­ Thursday at 7 p.m. in the school cafeteria, Olcott principal? too much to. drink, or a reached 3 million teenag­ and normal relations, per­ portunity to tell me that Herald photo by Pinto StreeL Marine Pvt. Arthur R. Jasper, a 1982 graduate of friend or date who is ers in the United States haps once a week. We are she would like some Your assurance of quick Those with questions may submit them before the Manchester High School, has completed recruit driving .ne has had too and Canada, I would like both Catholic — married “ real” grandchildren — response when you ad­ program begins. They may do si^nonymously. training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Slippin’ and slid in’ Island, S.C. much to drink." to .3?e it in every high in the church. m eaning John and I vertise In Classified Is There will be a short business meeting. Refresh­ These pictures were that our readers are The part signed by the school. I asked her what she should have at least one At left: Mark Massaro, 10, of 333 W. Midcile Turnpike and Chris ments will be served. all taken in front of parents states: For a free information would do if I insisted. She child together. ready to buy when they Graduates as mechanic "I agree to come and kit, write to: SADD, "Con­ said she would consider it Abby, I do not want turn to the little ads. Mahoney, 12, of 106 Oliver Rd. have a rollicking good time in the the Nathan Hale get you at any hour, any tract for Life,” Corbin 'Irape.” What rights have another child^at my age 643-2711. snow. Degrees to be conferred School on Spruce Staff Sgt. Keith A. Stauffer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Stauffer of 58 Virginia Road.-has graduated Delta Chapter 51 of Royal Arch Masons will meet Street and each one from the U.S. Air Force jet engine mechanic course at Teens are earning own spending money Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple, 25 E. has in it a member of Chanute Air Force Base. 111. Center St. a well-known family He received an associate degree from City College How safe are implanted lenses? NEW YORK (UPI) - Teens no an allowance — adding an average of The Most Excellent Master degree will be in Manchester. In the of Chicago military extension, RAF Mildenhall, longer rely on their parents for only $9 a week to the young peoples' conferred. England. spending money, a new survey shows.. weekly income. ^ top photo, back row, DEAR DR. LAMB: I've P.O. Box 1551, Radio City cause tanning. UV-A are The study by Seventeen magazine is fourth from right, is Asked what they spend their money been told I need to have Station, New York, N.Y. the longer ultraviolet rays based on 1,263 questionnaires filled out Lutz offering programs on, 59 percent said most of it goes for Leo Diana Jr., when my cataracts removed. 10019. and UV-B are the shorter by its readers, and published in the Airman serving in Fiorida clothes and makeup; 48 percent said Three different programs for preschoolers will be he was a kinder­ I'm only 57, so my eye­ ones. The UV-B rays are January issue. they spend some on movies and offered by Lutz Children's Museum, 247 S. Main St., in Airman Randall S. Burnham, son of Jo Adams of 112 sight is very important to DEAR DR. LAMB: I largely responsible for Eighty-seven percent of the respond­ garten student. He Your Health concerts and 34 percent, on going out to January and February. N. Elm St., has graduated from the U.S. Air Force me. The doctor has re­ just returned from a trip sunburns and that is why ents said they have earn all or part of wasn't principal eat with friends. Twenty-one percent Side by Side is a special hour at the museum for communications course held at Sheppard Air Foi'ce commended implants, but to Florida and have a very it's sometimes called the their spending money through part- said they buy records, cassettes and parents and children ages 2>/i to 3‘/i. Each Tuesday, then, but he is now. Base, Texas. I'm a little frightened Lawrence Lamb, M.D. nice tan. My friend and I "sunburn ray.” Many tan­ time jobs. video games. starting Feb. 7, there will be a different theme.The' In the next picture, He is a 1980 graduate of Manchester High School. because I've heard im­ decided to split the cost of ning booths are said to use They earn an average of $22 a week at class will be at the museum from 10 to 11 a.m. and will plants may not work or a tanning booth to keep UV-A. It's probably true jobs such as baby- sitting, houseclean­ But 72 percent also said they have a run for nine weeks. There is no class the week of Feb. back row, third from may cause other compli­ our tans for the rest of the that you are less likely to ing and yard work. savings account and 51 percent said 21. Registration fee for members is $200 and for right, is Vincent Di­ Trains at Fort Dix they expect to pay for part of their cations. I'd like to know winter until the spring and have skin damage with Almost two thirds, or 62 percent, of non-members, $25. ana, who was in Pvt. Ronny A. Smith, son of Vert nor C. Smith of 778 college education. how safe implanted lenses sun return. UV-A, but there is no the teens said th<»'<' pnr.>nt<> fnntrihute Preschool Mornings will be offered for children Grade 4. He’s an Wrights Mill Road, Coventry, has completed basic are and if there is any judged on an individual making it much easier for How safe are these guarantee it won't cause ages 3 through 5. Parents may choose one or two training at Fort Dix. N.J. . reason I shouldn't have an basis. If you have other, the patient. As this tech­ tanning booths? I'm a skin damage. mornings a week to introduce their child to the attorney in town. implant. eye diseases, a catar'qct nique develops further, little skeptical about arti­ museum. Each morning session will include a craft, Next is the Grade 3 ficial sun. ROTC student trains operation may not really it's not inconceivable that Ask yourself if you want story, snack, and meeting one of the museum's live class and in the first DEAR READER: You Contact lenses may be Cinema help. In other cases, it can chronic sun exposure. animals. This will be Wednesdays and-or Thursday Michael T. Ouellette, .son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman are a little young for worn for months at a time. DEAR READER: row, seventh from aimost be a miracie. How damaging it might be mornings from 9:30 to 11:30 for 11 weeks, starting Jan. C. Ouellette of 15 Dean Drive. Bolton, has completed a implants, according to the To give you a more From a practical point of West Hartford left, is Mario Diana, a At this point in re­ depends a lot on your Hartford 9:50. — D.C. Cab (R) 1:15, .25 and 26 with no class the week of Feb.20. U.S. Air Force ROTC field training encampment at Food and Drug Adminis­ search. the risk involved complete understanding view, consider tanning Atheneum Cinema — Reop­ 7:45, 9:40. — Uncommon Elm I & 2 — All the Right local barber; in^ the specific skin type. If you Moves (PG) 7,9. — Christine For the one-day-a-week session the fee for members Vandenberg Air Force Base. Calif. tration. They recommend in implants is low. More of cataracts. I'm sending booths as continual expo­ ens Thursday. Valor (R) 1:15,7:40,10. have a reasonably dark Cinema City — Virtigo (R) 7, 9. is $58 and for non-members $64. For tw(Aays, $102 and ■ bottogi photo is Wil­ Ouellette is a student at the laiiversity of Hartford that lenses be reserved for sure to sunlight. Chronic Manchester than 70 percent of cata­ you The Health Letter complexion or tan easily, (PG) 7, 9:35. — Slikwood (R) UA Theaters East— Two of The Movies — To Be or Not $ 112. liam (Billy) Diana, and attends ROTC at the Univefsity of Connceticut. people older than 60. How­ 13-6, Your Cataracts Are or excess sunrays can be 7:15, 9:45. — Carmen (R) Kind (R) 7:30, 9:30. — to B e(P G ) 12:15, 2:20,4:30, ract operations in the a moderate amount may 0 7:20, 9:20. — Two of o Kind Fun with music classes for ages 3 through 5 will be ever, some ophthalmolo­ United States today in­ Coming. Others who want damaging to skin and 7:30, 9:50. — Don't Look Now Slikwood (R) 7:15,9:45. — To also an attorney. He not be harmful. Other­ (R)9:30 Be or Not to Be (PG) 7:30, (PG) 12,1:40, 3:20, 5, 6:40, held on six Fridays, beginning Feb. 3, from 10:30 to gists disagree and believe cause premature aging of clude implanting a lens. this issue can send 75 wise, chronic exposure to Cinestudio — Wasn't That 9:40. 8:20,10. — Slikwood (R) 12, 11:15 a.m. These classes will help children develop was in Grade 4. The there is no arbitrary age cents with a long, skin. a Time (PG) 7:30 with The Mansfield 2:20, 4:40, 7, 9:30. Another option is uitravioiet radiation will Willlmantic musical skills through songs, movement and fantasy. first three pictures at which an implant can stamped, self-addressed Grey Fox (PG) 9:05. Translux College Twin — extended^wear contact speed up the aging pro­ Coionioi — Reopens Fri­ Uncommon Valor (R) 7,9.— Jlllson Square Cinema — The cost is $7 per class or $42 for the six-week session. Travel In Brief be used. There are two types of Sudden Impact (R) 7,9:15.— were taken in 1940 lenses. Mapy of these cun envelope for it to me, in cess of your skin. day. Portrait of o Woman Nude To register for: any of th£ programs, call the Each case must be be used for long periods. care of this newspaper. uitravioiet light that East Hartford (R) 7 with Bread and Choco­ D.C.Cob(R)7:10,9:15. — Hot museum Tuesdays through Saturday, 643-0949. ! and the last one in Eastwood Pub & Cinema — late (R) 9:15. Dog (R) 7:10, 9:15.— Terms Tourists outnumber natives The Man Who Loved Women Vernon of Endearment (PG) 4:50, 1944. (R) 7:15. Cine 1 & 2 — Christine (R) 9:20. JUNEAU, Alaska — Tourists are expected to Windsor Poor Richard's Pub & Ci­ 7:30, 9:40. — The Mon Who Program on childbirth outnumber Alaska's population in 1984 when the nema — Christine (R) 7:30, Loved Women (R) 1:30, 7, Plaio — The Mon Who Couple wonders: fight or flight? 9:30. 9:15. Loved Women (R) 7:15. The Family Oriented Childbirth Information 49th state observes its 25th anniversary, Showcase Cinemas — Society (FOCIS) will present a program on "Choices according to Don Dickey. Alaska’s director of Scartace (R) 1, 7:45. — Terms of Endearment (PG) in Childbirth” Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at tbe Church of tourism. DEAR DR. BLAKER: now feel burned out. I am phone number. 1:40, 7, 9:40. — Sudden Im­ Christ, 394 Lydall St. Dickey said communities throughout the slate My wife and I have ■ t T" tired of people and their 2. Try to resolve the- pact (R) 2, 7:20, 9:45. — Hot HOME Topics to be covered are, “ How to choose where to are planning special celebrations to commemo­ problems. I want out! Dog (R) 1, 7:40, 10. — YentI terrible fights. I just can't problem with the threat­ (PG) 1:30, 7:10, 9:40. — have your baby,” “ How to choose a health care rate the Jan. 3, 1959, date and expect at least take it anymore. A sk Last week I got a big ening client th r^gh dis­ Gorky Park (R) 1:45, 7:10, DELIVERY 700,000 tourists will attend, Alaska’s current Call provider,” "How to create your own birth plan,” as When we argued once or P- .. scare. One of my clients cussions wi^h your well as information on making decisions about population is about 450.000. - ■? ■/ D r. B la k e r started calling me at supervisor. Write to the Alaska Division of Tourism, Pouch twice a month, it wasn'tso PROLONG THE life of medical procedures that may be used before, during y home in the middle of the 6 4 7 - 0 9 4 7 E-445, Juneau, Alaska 99811 or call toll free (800) bad. But now it happens 3. When the/ension has cut flowers In your home or after birth. Karen Blaker, Ph.D. night. He was upset about every week. decreased, mink about by snipping sfems af an Registration begins at 7 p.m. A small fee is 228-0092 for a free copy of a vacation planner something our agency had W r a l^ 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 4 Aithough we are never your decisjon to leave angle. This provides requested to cover the cost of the text. For additional including attractions, accommodations and other physically violent, our done and kept saying he social work. more sfem surface to information or registration, call 646-0635 or 643-7237. information. fights drag on for hours would see to it that I lost By protecting your pri­ absorb the water. Pro­ and I get totally ex­ my job. vacy and getting support long the life of good, but Swissair changes seating hausted. Most times, they DEAR READER: Even ments that have little to do I was afraid he would from your agency, you unused Items In your iast all night. though you don't say what with the disagreement at carry out his threats, but may be rejuvenated home by selling them tor • ZURICH, Switzerland — Switzerland's national My wife says the fight­ you are fighting about, it hand. even worse was the intru­ enough to stay with your cash with a low-cost ad In College Notes airline Swissair says it will follow other major ing bothers her, too. But 1 sounds like your marriage You and your wife may sion on my privacy, ,currentt job. classified. airlines and introduce a Ihree-class seating think she likes it, because is in serious trouble. need to learn some ways That did it, 1 decidet^tp'^ Then again, you may Subscribe system next summer. she never seems to want But it probably won't to end a f i ^ when it is change jpbs right then and still want to leave. The Receives scholarship Swis.sair has so farTesisled Wu/ing-u business to stop. help to ask for a complete hopelessly ^^dlocked. there. choice is yours.' class between traditional first and economy class Donna J. Meek, of Ferguson Road; has been If I roll over and try to stop to all fighting. If For the time being, as What do you think? SHOWCASi seating. 9 ExciTiNd plays selected as the recipient of the 1983-84 William Jospeh sleep, she accuses me of anything, it will only you look for a good mar­ The airline, one of the few profitable carriers in Milowitz Scholarship at the Philadel^phia College of turning her off. And when compound the difficulties. riage counselor, try set­ DEAR READER: If HALL FOR RENT recent years, had argued that its economy class you were that certain For parties, showers, recep­ JAIN MATINEE DAILY i Textiles and Science. I say I'm sorry, she won't Instead of trying to put a ting an arbitrary time FIRST SHOW ONLY ' was as good as anyone else’s business class. believe I'm sincere — she lid on the fighting, why not about changing jobs, you tions. meetings. Complete She has been named to the dean's list and is involved "But although our results art; still good we have limit on your fights. And kitchen 'facilities. Large thinks I'm m apologizing learn to fight fairly? stick to it. A fight that wouldn't be writing for in many campus activities, including the Omega to look to the future and face the fact that we could enclosed parking lot. Inquire; Kappa Omega Sorority and the Delta Sigma Pi merely to stop the fight. lasts more than an hour is my advice. Before you lose pas.sengers without having a business class,” One big mistake is let­ rush intoa job chJnge that Lithuanian Hall professional fraternity. She is also team manager for a Swissair spokesman said. too long. WT[KSnTiB4linT58 chapter two If we can't stop this ^ ting ypur arguments con­ might be costly and anx­ 24 GOLWAY STREET the college varsity basketball team. [ASTHARTKMD S68-U)0 fighting, don't you think tinue for so long. It may DEAR DR. BLAKER: I iety producing, try these MANCHESTER we should just give up and mean that you are both have been a social worker suggestions: Call before 6 P.M. Grenada off itinerary get a divorce? bringing up past resent­ Phone 643-0618 formorethanlO years and 1. Get an unlisted tele- D.C. CA B Yankee Traveler LONDON — Holiday-makers cruising on the luxury liner Queen Elizabeth 11 were due to visit ------SMOWM/W:— r—m H Grenada but will have to settle for sightseeing on 1:16-7:45-10:00 S'I'ALAG 17 the neighboring Carribbean island of St. Vincent. GORKY “ We obviously had to make a change,” Bernard Public Records It’s winter carnival time again in Vermont Crisp, director of the Cunard Line, said. PARKH He said because of the U.S. invasion of ------SHO W tlAT:------Grenada, the Cunard cruise liners - Cunard Warranty deads Thomas J. Conklin to BARBERSHOP l:45-7:10-0£0 Editor’s note: Another in a series of weekly features Tickets are $1.50 and will only be sold in advance. Countess and the QE2 will dock at Kingston. St. Stephen T. Cassano to Cheryl G. Conklin, land on written for U PI by the ALA Auto and Travel Club Call (203) 322-1646 for information.. Vincent, during upcoming trips. Christine Phelps, 149 7 Lookout Mountain Drive. UNCOMMON *Thej/rePlciying Our Song aimed at. providing New Englanders with fuel- ... a highlight is snow golf, where Branford St., $57,900, Joseph Letizia to Gail VALOR lKl conserving, close-to-home leisure trips. VISITORS TO Old Sturbridge Village. Slurbridge, Alice L. Zito to Daniel L. G. Letizia, 98 Cushman costumed foursomes use - SHOWN AT:- Mass., on Saturday, Jan. 21, a re ^ v ite s to take a Mencken home a landmark Lynch, 67 Wadsworth St., Dr. HARMONY 1:15-7:40-1040 Bv Jon Zonderman everything from screwed- family venture entitled “ Learning a Trade,” BALTIM ORE — The U.S. Department of the $110,500 (based on convey­ Regina M. Demko to ALA Auto and Travel Club Venturers will spend the day from 10 a m. to 3:30 Interior has designated the home of H.L. ance ta x ). John Demko Jr., 192-194 around putters to hockey sticks 1 Mencken in Baltimore as a National Historic S.J, Choma Inc. to Jo­ Center St. YENTL®) ITM SUBSCRIPTIONS p.m. visiting the various craftshops to see what skills , It’s winter carnival time again as the Stowe, Vt. while playing with rubber goif Landmark. seph F. Choti Jr,, 116 are needed for each. They will then "apprentice” Join Manchester’s Silk City Chorus ------SH O W tlAT:— Box 1405 carnival kicks off, hightlighting events for the The three-story building dates from the early Bramblebush Rd., Foreclosures balls on a rolled, snowed-out themselves to one of the craftspeople for some 1:30-7:104:40 weeken'd of Jan. 20-22 in New England, as 1880s 'arid " was the home of the famed $84,900. Maurice P. Correnti M anchester, CT 06040 hands-on experience, aft^ ta k in g into consideration and their guest quartets from recommended by the ALA Auto and Travel Club. golf course. journalisl-author-humorist from his early child­ Dennis E. Phillipson to foreclosps property of the wages, terms of appr^ticeship and possibilities SCARFACE The Stowe winter carnival runs from Saturday, Jan. hood until his death in 1956. Jack and Marianne Keith R. Boudis and Boston, Massachusetts, Cincinnati, Ohio, 21 through Sunday, Jan. 29, with special events tor future development and earnings. Whitmer, unit 553-A George V. Lawier Sr., 47 (R l throughout the week. In dddition to plenty of skiing, Northwood Townhouses, Cottage St. -SHOWtlAr:- Fee is $6 per participant on top of museum and Sussex, England for the best 140-7:45 including ski racing, there are a number of special A special event for Saturday, Jan. 21, at the Malaysia visit is easy $54,000 (based on convey- zip Code . Phone . events scheduled. ' museum is Sinfonia-by-the-Sea, New England's only admission. Reservations must be made in advance. ance tax). Liens released in barbershop entertainment. The big spectator event is the Skol Sled Dog Races, small symphony orchestra dedicated to playng in The program will also be run Saturday, Feb. 4. SINGAPORE — Visitors to Singapore can Laura A. Belfiore to SUDDEN Call (617) 347-3362 for a registration form. Internal Revenue Ser­ My payment of $ . k enclosed. Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 21-22, beginning at 10 a.m. historic locations. The group will perform works by easily visit peninsular Malaysia'; a mile from the Vincent L. Diana, 1085- IMIVLCTlLl island state. vice releases lien against Please U1 me m one p oyi^ . each day. Teams of mostly Siberian Huskies \yitl Mozart, Beethoven and Samuel Barber at 8 p.m. in the 1101 Main St.. $320,464. property of James and ------S H O W H A ti------make the 15-mile run through the woods. There are a museum’s East India Marine Hall, part of theoriginat The trip can be rnade by car across a mile-long Diane Boule, 22 Prospect McM clads peyobie » "Ihe UtUc Theatre of Mondictler, Inc.' number of good vantage points for spectators. Peabody Museum which is the nation's oldest. causeway built by convict labor before World Quitclaim dead St. Another highlight is snow golf, where costumed Admission is $8. War II. Travelers also can take a train that winds Sat., Jan. 21.1984 - 2 p.m. & 8 p.m. □ fleguky ($30.00) 3 Shows. C Tickets Coch Beverly K. Tanner to HOTDOG^ foursomes use everything from screwed-around For information call (617) 631-7256 or the museum Video dentistry emerges its way through the rough terrain, giving a William A. Tanner Jr., 157 Release of Us Pendens Manchester High School Auditorium □ Contributing ($4000)* putters to hockey sticks while playing with rubber golf number, (617) 745-1876. spectacular view of flora and fauna. St. John St. Patricia P. Felletter ------SHOW tIAT:------□ Sponsor ($60.00)* balls on a rolled, snowed-out golf course. 'WASHINGTON (U PI) — A behavioral scientist at This is the best way to capture the warmth ol Mary A. Hilditch to rele a s e s proceedings ...... 140-7:40-1040 For information call (802) 253-7311. F R ID AY, JAN. 20, at 8 p.m., visitors to the an upstate New York dental school uses electronic the Malaysian scene and to travel cheaply. John and Mary Hilditch, Tickets: Gerry Richmann 633-1886 □ Benefactor (S1W.00 or more)* From the Malaysian capital. Kuala Lumpur, against Francis W. T E R fA S O F Stamford, Conn., Museum and Nature Center are video games suspended from the ceiling to distract 58-60 Summer St. Felletter. □ Single ($15.00) 3 Shcxus. 1 Ticket €och. THE PEABODY MUSEUM of Salem, Mass., has a patients while the dentist works' on their teeth, An soriie 250 miles from Singapore. Thailand is but a ENDEARMENTiPG\ invited on an “ Owl Prowl.” Robert C. Dennison to article in the Dec. 12 issue of a Washington-based train ride away. Francis W. Felletter All seats, both shows, $7 donation ------SHOWN AT:— — □ Student ($10.00) 3 Shows. 1 TkketCoch. special exhibit of paintings, "F ou r Seasons of New The program includes a slide-lecture about owls in Amanda S. Dennison, rele a s e s proceedings England Wildflowers,” by Anne Vojtech in the Mifflin the museum auditorium followed by a prowl of the newsletter, "The Family Economist,” identifies the The thifty traveler can see all these countries land on Birch Mountain 1:40-7404:40 ‘ SubKrlbtri in th«M catagoriM will rtcelvB 2 tlckata to each ol th« 3 for less than U.S, $250 in five days. against Patricia P. playa at wall at being listed ineach of LTM's Ptaybllls. Garden Gallery, which displays works by contempor­ museum grounds looking for the magnificent night scientist as Dr. Norman Corah of the Dental School of Road. Felletter. ary artists. The exhibit runs through the spring. creatures. the State University of New York at Buffalo. M - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Jan. 17, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuc.sday. .luu. 17, 1984 - 15 $5.5 million Yesterdays- jackpot goes Men’s club SPORTS to grandmom had outings BALTIMORE (UPI) - A grand­ mother who became the first winner of Maryland’s 12-week-old Lotto game to remember Talent, schedule keys to MHS Ice success says her $5.5 million jackpot "hasn’t sunk in yet" but she’s already looking B y forward to buying a house and not Mrs. Joseph H. Johnston Bv Rich Cahill themselves no worse than a ,500 slate tournament. * paying rent anymore. Special to the Herald Herald Sports Writer regular season record. They Why the change? One of the Deloise Singletary, 55, picked all six also have clinched a berth in the major reasons is that, before winning numbers in Saturday’s Lotto There was a club back in the early days On Jan. 17,1983, the Manches­ state Division I I tournament for last season, Manchester got a jackpot drawing to win $5.54 million, of Manchester called Saint Mary's Young ter High hockey team dropped the first time. Coach Wayne waiver from the Central Con­ an 11-9 decision to Newington. which will be paid in 20 installments o.f Men's Club, and any young man could join Horton even says his team can necticut Interscholastic League II / $276,913. The loss was the team’s seventh be "pretty high up there" in the which allowed it to skate as an "I didn't think it would happen to cmd did. They met at a two-story building in eight attempts, and dropped tournament. independent, rather than as a me," said Ms. Singletary, who jearned on the corner of Myrtle and Linden Street its season record to 4-7 — poor Pretty heady stuff for a team member of the conference. The El *11 the good news while watching a that was owned by Saint Mary's Church. by most standards, but border­ that, in its first seven season move allowed the Indians to ing on spectacular compared to from 1975-76 to 1981-82, had a television news broadcast Monday. "1 They later sold it to the Jewish Commun­ downgrade their schedule, ad­ guess it hasn’t sunk in yet. - » what Indian fans had come to combined record of 16-122-3. ding relatively easy opponents "You always sit down ahd think of the ity for their Temple. They later sold it to expect. ' Last season, the Indians Im ­ and subtracting hockey powers irv One year later, the Indians things you’d like to have. But when you Manchester for the Senior Center and it is proved to 7-13, but were still such as Enfield and Fermi. win the money,.you have to sit down now owned by the Lee Burton Dance are 10-0, having guaranteed three games shy of a Spot in the The other major reason for and think it all over again," she said. the Indians’ upsurge is the fact r ' Ms. Singletary, a nurse’s aide who Studio. that the talent on the team has has four children and six grandchild­ This club had many dances and improved. ren, said she wouib like to move out of masquerades for the young people and "The talent Is the big differ­ her rented home and buy a house and u they also had a trip each summer to Savin ence between this year and last car, and added. "There are a lot of year," Horton said. " It was the places I ’d like to visit." Rock, New Haven. They sold tickets to the first year I had 32 boys come out ■ \ She also is considering setting asid^ whole town to go for a day trip. Everyone for the squad. This year, I had to 1 ( money for her grandchildren’s going had to go over to North Manchester make cuts. I just didn’t have to education. to get the train. Most everyone had to take take what was thrown at me." Martin Puncke, director of the Lotto There are 10 sophomaVes on game, said the winning ticket was the trolley car. the squad, and one other very Everyone got on the train and found a important addition.^ 1 ^ , L purchased at a Baltimore food market. Ms. Singletary said it was .the third (ialen Byram, a very success­ UPI photos seat and most all took sandwiches and time she had played the Lotto game and fruit. It was a grand time for young and ful player in local youth Left, singer Michael Jackson poses backstage Brooke was Jackson's escort for the event, in that she only bought one ticket last leagues, skated last year with a week. old and most all sometime during the day Junior team in Canada. He ' Heiald photo by Pinto with actress-model Brooke Shields during the which he wom^even awards. Right, Lionel , Ms. Singletary’s win comes 12 weeks got into the salt water. ' returned home lo Manchester American Music Awards Monday night. Richie sings his^hit during the show. after the state’s Lotto game began and And, Oh, you should have seen the this year for his senior year of Manchester's Brian Beckwith lets go a the net so far this season, and have and after an 11-week stretch that failed bathing suits. Ladies in long black high school and, instead of slap shot during a . recent game. clinched their first-ever berth in the to turn up a jackpot winner. skating for a private high school Beckwith and his teammates have filled state tournament. American Music Awards sweep "We’re very glad we have a winner,” stockings, long blouses and bloomers, or a local junior league, decid­ said Puncke, who said he expected the bathing caps and shoes. The men looked ing to play left wing for the "law of averages” would eventally like jailbirds in all colors of striped Inmans. provide a jackpot winner. 'The key to getting him to offer. The state's hockey clubs conferences and being reorgan­ director Dick Cobb) check on it During the dry period, he had said too bathing suits. All came home very tired Manchester High was Eric are divided into Divisions I and ized into the Central Connecti­ now and it looks like I'd have to many players of the weekly game were with their souvenirs and sunburns. Of Trudon, a senior center and II. with the former being the cut Conference. Horton may not follow that . league. " Horton It’s Michael Jackson’s show playing the same numbers, one course everyone had their tin type picture good friend of Byram. Trudon higher class of competition. The be able to obtain a waiver to said. "But with the returning through six. taken. was the Indians’ top player lust Indians have played all Division by-pass league play. talent I have. I'm not afraid of The largest single lottery jackpot in year, but Horton was unable to II squads and have not played Tm having my AD (athletic it." Bv Jeff Wilson North America — $8.8 million in the Editor’s note: Mrs. Joseph H. Johnston lives at fully utilize his talents because schools such as East Catholic, United Press International Pennsylvania Lotto — was claimed 73 Linden St., Manchester. Do you have a he could not find two players the. team regarded us the July 25, 1983, by Nicholas Jorich, 59, a Manchester memory you’d like to share with swift enough lo be his linem­ favorite to win the champion­ LOS ANGELES — Superstar Mi-, retired steelworker from Harrisburg, Manchester Herald readers? Perhaps you ates. This year, the line of ship in the division. chael .lack.son's yearlong dominance Pa. . Byram, Trudon and sophomore Horton regards East us "the on the airwaves spun into an American remember the day the circus came to town or the night the garage burned down or the day your right wing Bob Blake has been team to beat.” but said that his Year by year Music Awards .sweep, a public "seal of skating rings around its squad could do well in the approval" his chief rival said was long brother enlisted in the army. Submit a photo ilone \ opponents. tournament - so well, in fact, overdue. is available. If your submission is used, we’ll pay " I’ve .seen some referees that "it could hurt me next Jackson. 2.'5, was nominated 10times, W om en like Following are the records of the Manchester High hockey team you $5. Photos will be returned; submissions will have trouble keeping up with year." since its inception for the 1975-76 season This year's record is through twice in the same category, and won not. them,” Horton said. The three The Division II champion and the halfway mark of the sea.son. seven awards, including best pop-rock have scored a total of 138 points, runner-up are promoted to and soul album for "Thriller, " His only their feet with Byram leading the team Division I the next year. "I don't 1975- 76.... . 1-19-1 defeat was to Lionel Richie's calypso- Doubleday fired first shot Herald photo by Pinto with 25 goals and 29 assists. think Manchester High is quite 1976- 77 . . . . . 6-t3-0 styled ".All Night Long. 1977- 78 . . . . . 2-16-0 NEW YORK (UPI) -^fcisryotmg Civil War Gen. Abner Doubleday, who as a captain Bucked up by defensemen Mark ready to play Division 1 teams." "I'm surprised," ftichie said after women are untjappvjuitlflheir bodies, Manchester High ice hockey captain Eric Trudon Keith and Dan Senkow, the unit Horton said. The Indians may 1978- 79 ______. 2-18-1 beating Jackson's "Billie Jean" for fired the first gun for the Union at Fort Sihtiter, S.C. is but think their feSTare neat. has been responsible for the have lo, however, even if they 1979- 80 . . . . . 2-19-0 best soul single. "But it was a credited with having invented the game of baseball handles the puck during a recent game. Trudon and Glamour magazine’s Body-Image Indians outscoring their oppo­ do not finish.among the top two 1980- 81 .... . 1 19-0 wonderful evening £or Michael. and teaching it to schoolboys in his native linemates Bob Blake and Galen Byram are three^^ the Survey of 33,000 of its readers —• nents, 98-31. in the tournament. 1981- 82 .. . , . 2-16-1 "Kor Michael, this is long overdue. Cooperstown, N Y. The Baseball Hall of Fame is 1982- 83 ... . 7-13-0 primarily between the ages of 18 and 35 located at Cooperstown. mafH reasons the Indians are undefeated after m ree But those opponents have not The CCIL after this year is This'puts the final thumbprint — the - — showed Monday that 75 percent games. been the best the slate has lo combining with three other area 1983- 84 . . . 10 0-0 seal of approval — to a great talent." i\: considered themselves to be too fat. The spotlight on Monday night's Fifty percent of the women use diet FOR A MESSAGE OF nationally televised awards show, pills to lose weight and 15 percent have Top Barbershop CHRISTIAN HOPE ANO LOVE witne'ssed by 6,000 people inside the resorted to self-induced vomiting to Quartets! Shrine Auditorium, focused on Jack- Dial 649-HOPE keep their figures. Sat., Jan. 21 0I84M873 son, who sat in the front row with his Tne part of the their bodies women 2 and 8 p.m. A Mlnlilry ol date, Brooke Shields, on his right and found most pleasing was their feet — Mnnchntar High School Dentil Congregitinnil Chuich Reiays scheduie prtdved television's "Webster. " little Emma­ with 81 percent expressing satisfac­ Tickets: 633-1888 ______Minclmtir nuel Lewis, on his left. 'Gladys Knight and the Pips sing their thanks after they were tion. Calves were mentioned by 77 The shy and reclusive singer, who percent while breasts were selected by One of the East’s premier outdoor track and field rarely makes public appearances, named best soul duo or group at the American Music Awards. 71 percent. promotions in numbers of participants, the New wore an old-fashioned, red-and-gold Thighs, stomachs and hips were the England Relays, staged in Manchester the last eight sequined commodore's uniform, plus a father "for teaching me everything 1 group and Pat Benatar as favorite body parts women were most ashamed years, will be moved up one weekend in 1984. The ninth black glove on his right hand. Through­ know." female vocalist. "I enjoy winning so of, the poll found. annu^wo-day schedule, sponsored by Manchester Herald Angle out the 'tvening. he wore sunglasses'. "There's nothing more I cansay," he much," Miss Benatar said. "Anybody But although two thirds of the women Community College with a big financial'assist from "Billie Jea'n, " one of the songs from ■ said after picking up the final award. "I who says they don't enjoy this is a liar.'' considered themselves too fat, the United Technologies, is scheduled June 16-17. The "Thriller. " w'as named best pop-rock love you very much. Goodbye." The awards, whose winners are survey showed that more women were track and field portion is set for Manchester High’s Earl Yost single, and "Beal H" fromthesame LP Alabama won three country awards, determined by a poll of 30,000 record underweight than overweight. The Wigren Track June 16 with the popular 10-kilometer Sports Editor Emeritus* won lor best soul and pop-rock video. fo*' best duo or group, best album for buyers, are a barometer for next magazine said 30 percent of the women run the following day starting and finishing on the Jackson also 'selected us best male "The Closer You Get" and best video month's coveted Grammys, chosen by polled were under the desirable weight MCC campus. Pat Mistretta, relays coordinator since vocalist in both categories. for "Dixieland Delight. " artists' peers in the music industry, for their height while 25 percent were its birth in 1976, noted that UT’s Pratt & Whitney *r "Lm very thankful, " Jackson said But it lost out lor best country single Jack.son has a record 12 Grammy overweight. Division had upped its annual contribution to help after accepting the first award. "I don’t to Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton with nominations. meet operating costs from $5 lo $7, With the new want to make a long speech Thank you "Islands in the Stream. " Barbara The show was highlighted by a all-weather track installed one can expect a number ver\ 111 'ch. " Mandrell was named favorite country tribute to Jackson, who also received a New Zealand size of records in the running events to fall, plus a bigger distinguished career...Speaking of the Hall of Fame, Jack.■^on. whose singing career spans female vocalist and Willie Nelson special Award of Merit honoring his and better field than ever before. Big prize each day how can you figure a number of run of the mill players New Zealand, composed of the large receiving voles, like Jim Fregosi, Jim Bouton, Dave nearly two decades, look a hit longer in favorite mule vocalist. career achievements. Diana Ross, his North Island and South Island and will be an all-expense trip to Hawaii for one athlete via accepting later awards, taking time to The other soul winners were Gladys close friend and mentor since their a random drawing. i Johnson and Mickey Stanley, to list a few. Votes for several smaller islands and groups, the likes of these players kept Hoyt Wilhelm from thank the American public that voted Knight & the Pips us best duo or group days together at Motown, presented the has an area of 103,736 square miles, making the elite list. The former knuckleball reliever for him. disc jockeys who played the and Aretha Franklin was favorite award, ' > about that of the state of Colorado. Abel Right d^oice misseej out by 13 votes. album, producer Quincy Jones, the female vocalist. The tribute included a five medley of Janszoon Tasman, a Dutch navigator, girls screamingYin the balcony, his The other pop-rock awards went to' three Jackson hits — "Ben," "Never was the first known European visitor, There were a few raisetreyebrowstrey el when Coach Jack brothers and sisttTSnnd his mother and Daryl Hall & John Oates as best duo or Can Say Goodbye" and "I'll Be There’.' in 1642. Evans named Mark Johnson captain of the Hartford Ice Capades’ owners are anxiously looking ahead lo Whalers on the eve of the National Hockey League the Winter Olympic Games for some new faces to opener last fall. The honor during pre-season feature with its 1984-85 exhibition games had been given Richie Dunn but as it production. The star turned out, Evans made the right choice. Johnson, performer with this ye­ h / History viewed via eyewear coiiection Even small businessmen former University of Wisconsin All-America selection ar’s show which played and 'a member of the 1980 United States Olympic in Hartford last week team, has given the team top leadership and is one of was the veteran Charlie MILFORD (L'PI) — A crude piece of were accepted by the museum lust ^ave cash flow problems Lenses and Irames now almost always Duplicates from the collection re­ two players— Ron Francis the other — who has given Tickner, who was No. 1 13th century eyewear is part of an month. In all, 550 pieces of Muth's are machine-made, Muth said. fused by the Smithsonian were donated an all-out effort every shift he’s taken with the before the 1980 Olympic optician’s $125,000 collection which has 650-piece^ eyewear collection were Muth, a consultant with the Smith­ by Muth to the National Academy of Whalers to date...Speaking of the Whalers, the shoes Games, was moved back been accepted by the Smithsonian donated lo the Washington museum, sonian. began collecting eyewear five Pphthalmology Foundation Museum, Your newspaper carrier depends of Bob Casey as head of the public relations to No, 2 behind Randy UPI photo Institution including a library dating back to 1875. years ago when he bought a friend’s for which he also serves as a Muth, 43, said modern methods on his collections each week to department won’t be easy to fill. The former New Gardner and Tai. Baba- collection for $3,000. "Suddenly. I got consultant. lonia and Dorothy Ha- Rhode Island's Marc Upshaw ^ies to lay during first half action Monday night. Eric Muth decided to donate most of produce eyewear of higher quality but Haven newsman came to the Whalers after being in the fever,” he said. Muth, a German native who emi­ mill, and has surfaced Duquesne won, 64-63. his collection to the medical sciences which lacks the elegance of earlier pay his bill, whether or not he has the PR department with the New York Yankees and one in between Duquesne defenders He hopes his collet^ion eventually grated to Bridgeport as a child, was again with tup billing. division of the Smithsonian’s National efforts that often used animal horns, the National Hockey League staff in New York which Ron Stevenson (left) and Mark Beavers will be displayed at the museum and able to display some of his collection in Received payment from his The Olympics always Museum of American History because hone, leather, tortoise shell and metals. he headed up. maybe become part of a traveling the Barnum Museum in Bridgeport produce at least one and ■ funds were lacking for his proposed The earliest eye glasses were made exhibit. Meanwhile, Muth continues to along with other peces on loan from the customers. When he doesn’t get national opticians' museum. in the 13th century, he said, and were possibly two new cham­ scour the United States and Europe for American Optical Co. of Southbridge, Trip In future pions who sign on with Pince-nezes. monocles, spectacle thought to have been made by riveting paid, he has to dip into his pocket new items and is writing a book about Mass. the Ice Capades, still a cases and single-handled lorgnettes two magnifying glasses together. his hobby. All primed and ready for a trip to Los Angeles for Pitt stops Redmen again to make up the difference. the Summer Olympic Games is Bill Dumas, who Mark Johnson fine family show. heads up the one-man sports information office at with 16 seconds left and another by scored 15 of his 17 points in the first Manchester Community College. Dumas will be on Bv Fred Llet George Allen with two seconds to half and Culbertson added 13. the West Coast for the Aug. 3-13 competition...Bobby UPI Sports Writer go. There was also another "Give the Pitt team the credit, Gum with nicotine heips smokers quit Brown, new president of the American League, is a .Champion at 41 ingredient. not the (sellout) crowd,” Carne­ former roommate of Yogi Berra and Billy Martin The Big East is putting the Big "Perseverence," said Panther secca said. "Did the crowd make .when all three played with the New York Yan­ Danny McDaid is profiled in the special Ireland Squeeze on St. John’s. coach Roy Chipman. "The kids the foul shots? Did the crowd cause WASHINGTON (UPI) - There is safety as well as effectiveness. Tunbridge Wells. The average age of only 53 percent of the smokers in the kees. ..The Manchester Little League and Manchester marathon issue, the Irish Runner, which found its way Over the weekend, St. John's lost decided they had played so hard, the turnovers?.I’ve never seen the increasing evidence thal'nicotine gum The report of Russell’s study, pub­ the smokers was 40,5 and 57 percent group actually tried the gum. Midget Football League treasuries were upped with into my hands via Tim Moriarty. McDaid is the 69-67 at Boston College. On Monday they just would not let it slip crowd score one.point." can help people quit smoking. lished in the British Medical Journal, were women. "The results show a clear increase in donations from the Frank Lupien Memorial Fund. skinny, 41-year-old letter carrier from County night, the Redmen were jostled on away." In the only other Top 20 game. A British study found that smokers said researchers did not attempt to the success rate when the advice of The gridiron fund was enriched by $160.45 and the Donegal who won nis fourth National Marathon the road again, losing 63-61 in With 1:07 left, Andre Williams No. 18 Louisiana Slate clobbered given gum containing nicotine by their determine how the nicotine gum The smokers were divided into three You can help keep a small general practitioners to stop smoking baseball program received a. check for $160.44. Mr. Championship last fqll. McDaid is the same man who overtime at Pittsburgh. And if they followed up his shot to put the U.S. International 104-66. > doctors were twice as likely to stop worked — whether the nicotine in the groups — those who received no is accompanied by an offer of treat­ businessman from going under if --..just barely made tl(e starting line for the feature look for any consolation back Panthers ahead for good at 61-.59. At Baton Rouge. La., freshman smoking after four months and one gum actually had a role in stopping the Lupien died a year ago last fall. anti-smoking advice from their doc­ ment with nicotine chewing gum,” the distance -race in the 1977 New England Relays in home, forget it. Next up is No. 6 Culbertson’s free throw made it Nikita Wilson hit for 17 points and year than those who were just advised smoking, or whether it was more of a tors, those who were given simple but report said. you pay your carrier when he calls Georgetown on Saturday. 62-59 but Chris Mullin sank a layup Don Redden added 15 as the Tigers to give up the habit. psychological effect. Manchester and ran iaway from the field, leaving the firm recommendations to quit smoking ' Honor deserved • favored Amby Burfodt behind by 1,000 yards. McDaid "When .you play a game as with eight seconds left to pull the ran their record to 10-3. U.S. A recent California study came up However, the California study by along with a "Give Up Smoking" "Patients who were offered gum to collect. Thank you. has been in international competition for 14 years and intense and heated as this and with Redmen lo 62-61 with eight seconds International, a San Diego schoo*. with similar results. researchers at UCLA and the Brentood were more likely to give up smoking One of my all-time favorites on the baseball trail booklet, and those' were also were is going all out to win a trip to the '84 Olympic Games young kids, you’re boundjo have to go. committed 33 turnovers in falling Dr. M. A. H. Russell of the Institute of Veterans Administration Medical Cen­ during the next six weeks and to be still was Harmon Killebrew who was elected to baseball’s offered a prescription for free nicotine in the marathon. He gained his first Irish National mistakes,” said Lou Carnesecca, St. John’s was given some life , to 2-21. Psychiatry in London said the results of ter compared results of nicotine gum chewing gum called Nicorette. abstinent as follow up after four Hall of Fame last week along with Luis Aparicio and Manchester Herald Don Drysdale. The muscular first baseman found crown in 1970 and his last, in '83, came 13 years later, coach of the No. 16 Redmen. when Pitt failed to inbound but the Elsewhere in the Southeastern the British study indicated that Ameri­ with a taste-alike gum that did not The quit-smoking success rate was months and one year. Redmen turned the ball over. Allen Fenway Park in Boston to be ne of his favorite hitting quite an accomplishment. "That’s what makes college bas­ Conference, Joe Ward hit a 15- can physicians could help millions of contain nicotine and found that those only 3,9 percent for the group given no­ ketball so great. Errors, yes, was thenJouled and made the front fooler with two seconds left to "One effect of the gum was to Manchester, Conn grounds while playing with Washington and then the their patients stop smoking by pre.s- who chewed the nicotine gum were advice, 4.1 percent for those give missed shots, yes. If everyone end of a 1-and-l and Pitt had its carry Georgia over Mississippi motivate more patients to try to give up Minnesota Twins. Killebrew rates right up there with Eamonn Coghland, winner of the Five Mile Road cribing the gum. more successful in quitting smoking. advice only and 8.8 percent for those were perfect, there would be second upset of St. John’s in iwo Stale. smoking, but it also increased the Bi^ooks Robinson, who proceeded him into baseball’s Race in Manchester the last three years, is in the news The gum is on the market in Canada The British study evaluated 1,938 offered nicotine gum. nothing to this game." years. "The last play was a set play,^ y and Great Britain but has not yet been smokers who saw 34 doctors in six Russell and his associates said the success rate among those who tried and shrine at Cooperstown. N.Y., last summer, among the again and it’s not gooid. The world indoor mile record nicest players ever met on the diamond beat. holder is sidelined again for the entire indoor season Pitt, which last year stung a Mullin finished with '26 points for and a play lo Ward was one of the \ approved by the U.S. Food and Drug group practices in south London and in higher success rate of the group offered reduced the relapse rate among those number of its Big East elders, won the Redmen, 11-3. Clyde Vaughan who had stopped at four months.” 647-9946 Killebrew was never one to blast a teammate or the after suffering a str^s fracture of the right tibia. It ’s options,” said Georgia coach Hugh Administration, which is assessing its the towns of Maidstone, Tonbridge and gum was achieved desp’ite the fact that media'*and instead let his hat do the talking during a the same injury that sidelined him in 1982. it on a foul shot by Billy Culbertson of Pill, playing on a bad ankle. Durham. "We executed’well."

I U - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Jan. 17. 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Jan. 17. 1984 - 17 Yankees eye Belcher Sumners’ coach low keys rivalry in free agent draft between figure skating champs ^ U'

NEW YORK (UPI) - Tim conference call from the Commis­ pick, right-handed pitcher Calvin SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) the two is expected to dominate the to be some isolation. And perhaps Belcher is expected to become a sioner's Office. It is scheduled for Jones of Chaffey Junior College or Hamilton, also the three-time Rosalynn Sumners' coach is down­ competition. people misinterpret that as No. 1 pick for the second time in today and, if necessary, Wednes­ Kevin Elster. a shortstop from U.S. champion, agrees that even playing the rivalry between the " I don't think it's a jealously unfriendly." today's major league winter free day, beginning 12:30 p.m. EST Golden West Junior College, are the favorites don’t "just show up Edmunds, Wash., figure skater between them,” said Lorraine The championships. Wednesday agent draft. each day. considered likely to go early. and win a medal." But Hamilton M l and Elaine Zayak — both world Borman, Sumner’s coach. " I think through Saturday, will also deter­ Belcher, a right-handed pitcher, The order of selection in the David Martinez, a right- handed said being a past champion also champions. it’s a mutual respect and a very mine America's 18- member skat­ is considered the top prospect in regular phase is based on winning pitcher from Blinn Junior College has its advantages. Zayak is trying to regain tier intense athletic competition. ing team for next month's 1984 the draft and the New York percentae in 1983. The rotation for in Austin, Texas, and Sebastian "You have to develop a reputa­ national and U.S. titles, now held "When you have two people who Winter Olympic Games. And Yankees may have their sights set the secondary phase was deter­ Rogers, a left- handed pitcher from tion for consistency. 'The judges by Sumners, in this week’s 1984 are so good and have built Sumners. Zayak and three-time on him. The Yankees select first in mined in a drawing by the league Utica Junior College in Mississippi have to know who you are. I guess National Figure Skating Cham­ themselves to such an emotional world titlist Scott Hamilton will the secondary phase of the draft, in presidents and the Yankees drew are also top prospects. you can say your reputation pionships. And the rivalry between and physical peak, there is bound which players who were pre­ first pick. In either phase, the highlight the show. All three are precedes you." said the 5-(oot-3 expected to challenge for Olympic viously drafted but did not sign are leagues alternate choices. On the day of his selection a Hamilton of Bowling Green. Ohio. gold medals. eligible. Under a new rule this year, a personal mailgram will be sent to Belcher chose not to sign when player who has attended junior each player by the club that picked " I feel Rosalynn has an edge The men take the ice first, on the Minnesota Twins selected him him. In addition to informing the Schlegal in front going into Nationals. She's a Wednd^day with the compulsory college this year — even for one first ip the regular phase last June. day — may not be signed until that player which team selected him two-tirtie (U.S.) champion and figures. Their short program com­ Eligible for the regular phpse school completes its season. and the round in which he was that’s in her favor.” said Borman, petition will be Thursday, with the are January high school gradu­ Randall Byers, an outfielder taken, the'mailgram also includes M. ^ who is also a coaching candidate free style on Friday. after first for the U.S. Team heading for The women’s compulsory fig­ an explanation of the rules of round ates, players who have withdrawn from the Community College of Sarajevo. Yugoslavia. ures are Set for Thursday, with the from four-year colleges and junior Baltimore, is also considered a top professional baseball which stipu­ LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) — late that the selecting team must Pete McCordic, Houston, was short program and free style on college players. prospect for the secondary phase. Ernie Schlegel of Vancouver, begin negotiations within 15 days third with 1,814 pins, followed by "They (the judges) won't give it Friday and Saturday respectively, The 19th annual winter selection In the regular phase, in which Wash., rolled a 229 average for a' process is to be conducted via the Seattle Mariners own the top after the draft's completion. Carmen Ratti, Fountain Ifalley, to her. She's going to have to skate Caitlin and Peter Carruthers, a 1,835 total pinfall Monday night to Calif., 1,797. Steve Giljum, Crest- her best to win Nationals. I've seen sister-brother team from Burling­ teke an ll-pin lead over Don wood, Mo., was fifth with 1,787 some win in the past without ton. Mass., are also medal candi­ Cenalo, North Merrick, N.Y., after pins. skating their best, but this is an dates at Sarajevo. They are the (Be first round of the $175,000 Qualifying rounds are scheduled Olympic year and the country defending national pairs cham­ Tar Heels take over lead Showboat Internatiooal Profes­ for Tuesday and Wednesday, and wants its best skater as the No. 1 pions and placed fourth in the last sional Bowlers Association then the top 105 bowlers will seed in Sarajevo," Borman added. year's world meet. tournament. advance for another eight games. Sumners’ won the 1983 national And Judy Bluntberg,. Taf-zana., Schlegel, twice the Pro Bowlers The top 24 will qualify for crown, her second, when Zayak (ell Calif., and Michael Seibert, Wa­ Association champion, averaged semifinals match play, starting in the competition. And she then shington. Pa.,areseekingasecond UPI photo In college hoop standings better than 250 in his first four Thursday night and continuing took the world title away from straight ice dancing pairs title. games, then simmered down-to Friday. The top five bowlers will Zayak. of Paramus, N.J.. afterthe They placed third in the 1983 World Rosalyn Sumners will be one of the favorites, along with 229. Genalo, also a two-time titlist. compete Saturday for a $33,000 defending champion had lo with­ Championships and also rate as long-time rival Elaine Zayak, at the National Figure By Dave Ratfo and received 569 overall points. Oregon, dropped four spots as did had 1,824 pins. first prize. draw due to a foot injury. Olympic medal contenders. Skating championships slated in Salt Lake City. UPI Sports Writer Kentucky, losing its No. 1 spot Fresno State, which lost to Fuller­ after a six-week reign, fell to third ton State. NEW YORK — North Carolina despite receiving one first-place Georgia, previously 18th, fell parlayed two tough road victories vote and received 500 points. The from the rankings after losing to with a Kentucky loss last week to Wildcats lost their grip on the top Alabama. The Bulldogs were re­ move into the No. 1 spot in the spot after an 82-63 defeat at placed by Purdue, which used latest rankings announced today Auburn. victories over Ohio State and '\)P I photo by the UPI Board of Coaches. No. 4 Texas-El Paso, 1.5-0. which Indiana to vault to 14th. Scoreboard

North Carolina. 12-0, used tri­ climbed four spots with two Only four teams did not move in Islander goalie Billy Smith kicks out a Garden. Bruins behind shutout goal­ • \ umphs over .Maryland and Wake victories, and No. 5 Houston. 15-2, the ratings after a week in which 12 shot by Bruins’ Tom Fergus (28) in first tending of Doug Keans blanked the New North Stars 9. Kings 3 Forest — both ranked — to move holding firm after three Southwest ranked teams lost at least once. period action Monday at Boston Yorkers, 2-0. up from No. 2 and captured 41 of 42 Conference wins, round out the top Georgetown slipped two spots five. Hockey Scholastic College basketball Hockey Lot Angelet 0 0 3— 3 first-place votes and 629 overall after a double-overtime loss Minnesota 5 2 2— 9 points. The Tar Heels had not been Completing the Top 20 are No. 6 against Villanova; Maryland NHL roundup First period— 1, Minnesota. Richter 2 ranked first since the pre- season. Georgetown, 13-2, No. 7 Maryland, dropped a notch by splitting games (Payne. Acton). 0:26. 2. Minnesota. n ECHO results Basketball Today’s top coaches Bellows 25 (Lawton, McCarthy). 5:12. 3, DePaul, 13-0, moved up from ll-2,No.8Nevada-LasVegas, 14-1, with North Carolina and Duke: NHLstandIngs Minnesota, Levie3 (McCarthy. Broten). third to second after two victories No. 9 Illinois. 12-2, No. 10 Oregon Illinois moved up one place despite Standings 12:24. 4. MInnesoto. MocAdom 11 State, 9-2, No. 11 UCLA, 10-2, No. 12 an overtime loss to Indiana by Mite A (Occoreili. Lawton). 14:14.5, Minnesota. CCIL O'oll Wales Conference Ferguson 3 (Napier, Ashton), 14:27. Tulsa, 15-0, No. 13 Wake Forest, rebounding against Ohio State: Backup Keans providing Phil Dakin scored a hat trick as Patrick Diylslon Penalties— Hokonsson, LA, 2:59; Le­ 11-2, No. 14 Purdue, 11-3, No. 15 Wake Forest, which stayed put, Trl-CItv Plaza defeated Middlesex, 9-3. Simsbury Years Won Lost Percent W L T PtS. vie. Matt WelnIckI and Brian Keilooo Hall N Y Islanders » 15 2 62 Min, 8:09. Grievance Fresno State, 11-3, No. .16 St, defeated William & Mary before Penney each had two goals tor TrI-CIty, and the Jerry Torkanian, Nevodo/Las Vegas 15 346 83 807 * NY Rangers 26 15 5 57 Second period— 6, Minnesota, Clcco- John's, 11-2, No. 170klahoma. 13-2, fulling RTFIoFth Carolina: Okla­ athers Were scared by Marty Curtis Manchester Phllodelphia 23 14 7 53 relli No. 18 Louisiana State, 9-3, No, 19 and Billy Hayes. Kellogg, Matt Mid- Windham Denny Crum. Louisville 12 295 78 .791 Washington 22 21 3 47 26 (McCarthy, Levie), 14:34. 7, Min­ homa recovered from a loss to Wethersfield Is denied Arkansas, 13-2, and No. 20 Boston Bruins first-rate net piay ford and .Kris LIndstrom each had two Dean Smith, North Carolina 22 496 153 764 Pittsburgh 9 30 5 23 nesota, McCarthy 26 (Broten, Plett), Iowa State by crushing Nicholls assists. Fermi New Jersey 10 33 19:40. Penalties — Levie, Min, 1:59; College. 11-3. State but dropped two spots: LSU East Hartford Boyd Grant. Fresno State 6 132 43 .757 Adorns Division Simnter, LA, 7:20; Lawton, Min, 11:04; NEW YORK (UPI) - The NFL Conard kBoston 30 12 3 63 203 133 ifdy. LA. 12:38. Records include games up to fell one spot after a loss to By Dave Ratfo wing Nevin Markwart. Boston's first time since March 1983. The Enfield Jim Boeheim, Syracuse 7 159 53 .750 Players' Association attempt to Squirt A ‘Buffalo 28 13 4 60 183 153 Thirdperiod— 6, Los Angeles, Houston? Sunday. Tennessee and win over Missis­ UPI Sports Writer No. 1 pick in the entry draft, with . victory left the Bruins with a Gene Smithson. Wichita State 8 171 60 .740 j Quebec 25 16 4 54 216 162 (Hardy, Nicholls), 2:21. 9, Minnesota, gain back pay for injured players UNLV, Oregon State and Tulsa The team from Fogarty Brothers Oil HCC O ’all Montreol 21 22 2 44 169 Levie 4 (Acton), 10:26. 10, Los Angeles. sippi: Arkansas 'remained 19th stopping New York scoring ace 30-12-3 record and dropped the Company spllk two games this wee­ Eddie Sutton, Arkansas 14 295 105 738 I 168 during the 1982 players' strike has all jumped four spots. The Runnin' despite two wins and Boston La.st year, the Boston Bruins Mike Bossy. Islanders to 30-15-2. Hartford 15 24 4 34 148 183 Simmer 28 (Smith, Hardy), 12:17. 11, kend. The squad defeated South Wind­ Aquinas Bob Knight, Indiana 18 376 134 .737J Campbell Conference Minnesota, MocAdom 12 (Cicca­ failed, the league said Monday. Rebels won three times. Oregon College remained in the ratings by were bounced from the Stanley "Markwart de.serves first star Rangers 8, Red Wings 5 sor, 5-0, and lost to New Milford, 4-2. South Catholic Norris Division relli), The grievance asked back pay State clipped Southern California topping St. John's after a loss to Derek Moulton had o goal In each St. Paul loo Cornesecca, St. John's 15 322 115 >37 1 W L T PfS. GF GA 17:34. 12, Los Angeles, Engblom 2 Cup semifinals by the ehampion lor the job he did on Bossy, he shut 'A t New York, Peter Sundstrom game for Fogarty and added two Xavier totalling $5.6 million for 215 play­ in its only game and .. .Tulsa lee Rose, South Florida 16 339 125 .731 1 Minnesota 23 18 4 50 207 202 (unassisted), 19:11. Penalties— Providence. New York Islanders partly be­ him down, " Ke'ans said. 'We scored three consecutive goals in a assists In the win over South Windsor. East Catholic St. Louis 19 23 4 42 170 186 Roberts, ers who were on injured reserve or remained unbeaten by topping Houston at Kentucky on Sunday cause goalie Pete Peeters was didn't take chances in our end." .span of 11:48 and Pierre Larouche The other goals were scored by Ken Northwest Catholic Gole Catlett, West Virginio 11 230 92 .714 ( Chicogo 18 24 4 40 156 170 Min, 5:23; Richter, Min, 7:17; Richter, physically unable to play during Herold, Jim Curry, Joe Konrad, Kevin Toronto 15 24 6 36 177 215 Min, 9:46; Fox, LA. 9:46; Houston, LA, Oral Roberts and West Texas highlights four games pitting weary after playing 62 regular "I was given the job before the added two. including his 300th WIehn and Terry Tobeler. Don Monson, Oregon 5 100 41 .709 kl| the 57-day strike. State. coc O'oll Detroit 15 26 4 34 161 198 13:51; Acton, Min, 13:51; Maxwell, Min, ranked teams this week. On season games. • ■ game of shadowing Bossy and it’s career goal, to lead the Rangers. Goalie Chris Senseney was credited Charles "lefty* Drisell, Maryland 23 456 190 .706 Smythe Division 17:48; Ciccarelli, Min, 19:35. Arbitrator Sam Kagel denied the with the shutout, as South Windsor Cromwell Shots on goal— Los Angeles 9-0-19— 36. St. John's took the biggest drop Saturday, Georgetown visits St. Out of neccessity. the Bruins' pletising to sit here afterwards Ivan Boldirev scored twice for Joe Hall. Kentucky 17 326 138 .703 Edmonton 34 8 4 72 270 181 union's grievance because of the tailed to get a shot on goal. Kevin Bacon Academy Calgary 17 19 8 42 168 190 Minnesota 16-10-9— 31 — seven places — after edging John's in the Big East, UNLV hosts might have solved that problem. hiiving done the job," Markwart Detroit. Mlllen made 26 saves against New "money now " provision of the Coventry Lou Campanelli, Jomes Madison 11 209 90 699 Voncouver 17 24 5 39 177 185 Goalies— Los Angeles, Blake. Connecticut and falling 69-67 at Fresno State in the Pacific Coast Peeters was sidelined with the flu said. North Stars 9, Kings 3 Milford. Portland Winnipeg 15 22 7 37 195 221 Min­ collective bargaining agreement Boston College. Rocky Hill nesota, Meloche. A— 15,449. Athletic Association and Illinois for the fifth straight game Monday- Gord Kluzak and Mike O'Connell At Bloomington, Minn., Craig (Source National Collegiate Athletic Association) Los Angeles 14 23 9 37 199 220 that ended the strike. UCLA, which was upset by RHAM (Top tour in each division quality for hosts Purdue in the Big Ten. night, and backup Doug Keans scored during power plays against Levie and A1 MacAdam each East Hampton NEA GRAPHIC Mardyn Post Stanley Cup plavotts.) blanked the Islanders 2-0 for his Islanders goaltender Billy Smith to scored two goals to lead the Squirt B Vlnol Tech Monday's Results sixth straight victory. snap New York's three-game Minnesota rout. Dino Ciccarelli Bolton Boston 2, N. Y. Islanders 0 Horst Engineering defeated Mid­ Cheney Tech Fairmont 77, Whee)lno66 N.Y. Rangers 8, Detroit 5 It was Boston's second victory in winning streak. and Tom McCarthy each scored dlesex, 3-2, and skated to a 1-1 draw NBA standings Ferrum 7), Mt.Ollve58 Minnesota 9, Los Angeles 3 — Transactions two meetings against the Islanders The shutout was Boston’s first of their 26th goal as the North Stars with Enfield. C C IL girls O'all GeorgloTech 75, Augusta 57 Tuesday's Gomes S Mike Kelsey, Dan Barry and Kevin W L Georola54, Mississippi 5t. 52 (All Times EST) this year and extended the Bruins' ‘ the year, and the first in 74 career streaked to a 7-0 lead. Los Angeles Sheridan scored against Middlesex, Eastern Conference America’s Team missing Conard Jackson St. 85, Prairie View 62 Boston at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. Boseball while Kelsey and Kris Bronell were Atlantic Division winning streak to five. games for Keans. He stopped 27 finally scored on Ken Houston's Hall JacksonvllleSt.91,Mlss.Coll.77 Winnipeg at Washington, 7:35p.m. Cleveland — Signed pitcher Rick Keans credited 19-year-old left shots to blank the Islanders for the credited with assists. Goalie Scott Windham W L Pet. GB Liberty Boat. 90,Queens42 New Jersey at Hartford. 7:35 p.m. goal at 2:21 of the third period. Vanek made 13 saves. Boston 29 9 .763 Sutcliffe to a 1-veor controct. TAM PA, Fla. (U PI) — Something's miksing here. Fermi Longwood59, RadfordS6 Philadelphia at Montreal, 7:35p.m. Konsos City — Named Dove Roberts Vanek stopped 16 shots against Enfield Philadelphia 26 11 .702 2*/3 Louisiana St. 104, US Inf 166 Calgary at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. Enfield. M ike Russo scored the Enfield New York 21 16« .566 manager of Eugene of the Northwest You can't help noticing that obvious omission even Wethersfield 7'/2 Marshall80, Furman61 Buffalo at Vancouver, 11:05 p.m. Leogue. goal, assisted by Mark Midford and Penney New Jersey 19 20 .487 10V2 Montevallo77,Ala.-Hntsvlle6) Wednesdav'sGames though they've got you completely surrounded by the Washington Milwaukee — Signed catcher- Craig Ough. Manchester 17 21 .447 12 NWLoulslana59, Louisiana Coll. 57 St. Louis at N.Y. Rangers designated hitter Ted Simmons to a warmest, friendliest kind of hospitality conceivable Simsbury Central Division NlchollsSt.8t,Ark.-L.Rock7t Calgary at Detroit Sports Detroit 22 15 .594 _ multi-year contract. on one side and every tyix; of painstakingly prepared MCC hoppsters Pee Wee A East Hartford Randolph-Macon84, Shlppensburo53 Winnipeg at Pittsburgh pageantry on the other. Sports in Brief Milwaukee 21 16 .568 1 RloGrande60,Glenvllle6l Minnesota at Toronto Atlonto 20 18 .526 2'/a Son Francisco — Named Alan This being the first time professional football is Parade Multi-Circuits dropped Its three most HCC girls Salem 78, Davis 8, Elkins 62 N.Y. Islanders at Chicago Gallagher monoger of Son Jose of the recent games by one goal. Chicago IS 20 .429 6 St. Paul's (Va) 79, J .C. Smith 73 Vancouver at Edmonton Cleveland 11 26 .297 11 Californio Leogue. having its championship settled in these parts, the are demolished Agolnst North Connecticut, Luc La- Northwest Catholic Stetson63, Baptist (SC) 61 Buffalo at Los Anoeles Toronto — Named Billy Smith first Milt Richman DeValve’s help UConn squad Rose and Mark Peterson scored Multi- xwM ercy Indiana 10 26 .278 IIV 2 T enn.-Chattanooga 56, VM 149 hosts are so thoroughly delighted over the circum­ Western Conference base coach. Circuits'goals In a 3-2 loss. LoRosewas \5outh Catholic T rov St. 82, T enn.-Martin 64 Bosketboll stance. they promise Super Bowl X V III will be the STORRS — Two members of the unbeaten credited with an assist, while Paul* Aquinas Midwest Division UDC79,EllzabethCltv7S(ot) W L Pel. GB Portland— Signed guard Eddie Jordan most memorable and Itest conducted of them all. University of Connecticut men's indoor track WATERBURY — Monday's trip to Kennedy High Senkow was a standout on defense/ St. Pay»aul Va. Commonwealth84, So. AlabamaSS Bruins 2. isianders 0 to a lO-doy contract. VInnIe SICa made 39 saves In goal. East Catholic 0 4 2 7 Utah 25 13 .658 VlralnlaTechS6,Tulane52 I don't doubt that for a minute. Not after spending team are Tim and Dave DeValve of Manchester. here is one which the Manchester Community College Dallas 22 16 .578 3 College Peterson, ossisted by Scott Drum­ W.Carollna84,Cltadel72 N Y Islanders 0 0 0—4 Northwestern — Nomed Scott Schuh- considerable time in this area for the past 35 years and The Husky thinclads are off to a 7-0 start in 1983-84 basketball team wishes never happened. Mohday gamesnot Included Kansas City 16 21 .432 8V2 W.Vo. Wesleyan96, W.Va. State82 mond, scored again In a 2-1 loss to Denver Boston 1 1 0— 2 monn offensive coordinator and Fronds getting to know the good people of Tumpa as well as I and have won 31 in a row. South Windsor. Sica made 14 saves. 16 22 .422 9 Midwest Peoy defensive coordinator; hired Dave \ Mattatuck Community College, dominating play •••••••••••••••••••••• San Antonio 16 23 .410 9’/2 Dordt 88, Concordla84 First period— 1, Boston, Kluzak 7 have. I can assure you this much about them. They before. Our policy is that you don't change the The DeValves are distance runners. LaRose, Brian Grillo and Korev Houston 14 25 .359 (Middleton), 6:10. Penalties — DIneen, Ottmor and Earle Mosley os assistant from the opening tap to the closing buzzer, destroyed Fuelhart scored In a 5-4 loss to New IIV 2 Drury 73, Missouri Boot.64 football coaches. don't lie. And they are unsurpassed when it comes personnel, you try to solve the problem. We have to go Pacific Division Grand View 88, Mldland82 NYI, 5:44; Potvin, NYl, 12:48; Persson. the Cougars, 111-47. The win pushes the Chiefs’ record AMIford. Peterson, Grillo and Steve Los Angeles 23 14 _ NYl, 18:10. Washington — Named Don Dorozio right down to the .so often neglected art of making buck and analyze what happened and then do what we’ Mezel had assists. Sica had 12 saves. Basketball .622 NotreDame6S, Lafayette39 assistant football coach. Marathoh run planned to 6-0 overall and 3-0 in the CCCAA, and also extends Portland 25 16 .610 _ RloGrande80,GlenvllleSt.61 Second period— 2, Boston, O'Connell 13 visitors welcome. can to see it doesn't hapjpen again." Seattle 19 17 .528 3'/2 (Middleton, Bourque). 15:11. their winning streak against New England opponents •••••••••••••••••••••• SWBaptlst8l,NEMISsourl64 Penalties— * But some things are beyond their control. Like the While on the subject of changes. Schramm cleared . MIDDLETOWN — The 13th annual John W. Golden State 16 21 .462 6 St.Louls49,Butler46 •••••••••••••••••••••• to 28 games. MCC falls to 0-7 overall and 0-3 in the Phoenix 17 22 .436 7 Hllller, Bos. 10:09; Persson. NYl, 14:26; two teams who'll meet in Tampa Stadium next up a point regarding the sale of the Cowboys. English Connecticut TAC Marathon champion­ P ie Wee B Utlca74,Akron73(ot) Hlllier, Bos, n^aior-mlnor, 15:40; Gilbert, league. Pee W«e Son Diego 12 26 .316 IT/2 W. llllnols41, Valporalso40 Sunday. Not that they are had teams. On the contrary, W.O. Bangston and Vance Miller of Dallas, both ship, 26 miles, 385 yards, will be held afJWesleyan Monday's Games NYl. molor, 15:40; Bourne, NYl, 19:11. George Russo, Jason Pellegotto and Huskies 19 (Rob Copeland 15, Keith Wdlsh62, Chamlnode (Hawaii) 58 Calendar the Washington Redskins and Los Angeles Raiders seeking to buy the Cowboys, were reported to have University here on Sunday, March 4, at noon. The Eight Chiefs hit for double figures, with Ed Fluker’s Victor Hartuk got the goals os Regal No Gomes Scheduled Xavier (Ohio) 73, EvansvIlleSO Third period— None. Penalties— Henson 2, M ike Dascerelll 2), Blue Tuesday's (Somes Gilbert, are undeniably the best two teams in the N FL right been approved us purchasers by Clint Murchinson, event is co-sponsored by the Middletown Parks & 20 points leading the way. The Cougars were paced by M e n 's Shop played to a 3-3 tie with Devils 18 (Bill Kennedy 8, David Turull Southwest NYl, 2:09; Byers, Boston, 2:09; Bourne, AUddlesex. Doug Hatton and Mike (All Times EST) AblleneChrlstlan75, Sam Houston70 now. Both have checked in already. who__owns the club, but Schramm sai{l that isn't so Recreation Department and Bob’s Surplus. Kevin Brophy, who had 10 points and five rebounds. and Dallas Colemqn played well). New Jersey at New York, 7:35 p.m. NYl. 17:50. Mannabach were credited with assists. Bruins 20 (David Rhorbach 12, Arkansas Tech70, Henderson St. 62 Shots on goal— NY islanders6-10rl1-27. Conspicuously missing, though, is that internation­ because he's still talking to a number of other The course is sanctioned and runners may Manchester will play Greenfield Community Goalie Brendon Wheeler made 18 Detroit at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. ArkansasColl. 73,Ouachita Boot. 59 TUESDAY Anthony Curry 4, Patrick Swenev 4), Milwaukee at Indiana, 7:35 p.m. Boston 12-10-9-31. Baskotboll ally famous and entirely familiar body of men who prospective buyers and no one has been "approved" College in Greenfield, Mass. Wednesday night at 7:30. sqves. Wildcats 19 (Westlev Collins 10, Steve Bart'vll Wesleyan 92, Boot. Blble74 Goalies— NY Islanders,/*Smith. Bos­ qualify for the Boston Marathon or the Olympic Utah at Atlanta, 7:40 p.m. Blshop84, Concordia Lutheran73 Wethersfield at Manchester 7:45 have grown' almost as closely identifiable with the by Murchinson any more than anyone else. tryouts. White 4). Cleveland at Chicago, 8:35p.m. ton, St. Bernard at East Catholic, 7:30 MCC (47) — Tenero30-06, Porter 20-04, Wright 10-0 Coll Of Santa Fe95, Eastern 85 Keans. A— 14,451. Super Bowl us the Human numerals which invariably Schramm is coming here later ip the week. Since the Applications are available at the Middletown Boston at Kansas City, 8:35 p.m. CollegeCTtOzorks 76, Central Ark. 68 R H A M at Cheney Tech, 7:45 Cowboys won't be playing in this one, he's casting his 2. Brophy 5 0-0 10, Emerson 4 1-1 9, Garen 4 0-2 8 Top 10 schoolboy teams Denver at Houston, 8:40 p.m. Dallas Bapt. 94, SEOklahoma 83 Cromwell at Bolton, 7:45 follow the name of the game. I'm talking about Parks & Rec Department, P.O.' Box 1300, Town Rocky Hill at Coventry, 7:45 vote for the team in his conference, the Redskins. French 0 0-0 0, Orlowski 10-0 2, Brooks 10-0 2 Sweeneu Pee Wee C Washington at Los Anoeles, 10:30p.m. E. TexasSt. 71, Texas A 8,l 62 America's Team — the Dallas Cowboys. Nobody Iras Hall, Middletown, CT., 06457. Awards will be 2 0-1 4. Totals 23 1-4 47. ^ Son Diego at Golden State, 10:35p.m. Emporia 76, Bethany 71 Rangers 8. Red WingsS Manchester at Wethersfield (girls). "I have to like Washington because week in and HARTFORD, (UPI) — The top 10 Dallas at Portland, 10:35 p.m. / Ft. HaysSt. 105, PonhandleSf. 88 seen any of them here. made day of the race. D.W. Fish Realty dropped two Connecticut high school basketbal I teams ( week out I think they've proven they've got the best MAT^TATUCK ( 111) — Berube 3 4-6 10, Fisher 5 0-0 ddmes, losing 11-2 to Suftield and 9-3 to Wednesdav'sGames Hording 8Z Hendrlx80 . Wrestling The Cowboys hold the record for playing in more 10, White 5 1-1 11, Buck 23-4 7, Joseph 5 0-0 10 FlukerO as selected by a panel of state sportswrl- Philadelphia at Cleveland MId-Am Noz. 82, BenedI ctIneSI Ootrolt I 2 2— 5 Host Catholic at Waterford, 6 team in the N F L ," he said, "They've been able to put Central Connecticut. ters and broadcasters and compiled by Super Bowls than any other team. They've been in 2-2 20, Williams 3 7-8 13, Garris 2 0-0 4, Salafia 5 o-o lo Goalie David Dickinson made 41 New Jersey at Detroit NEOklahoma82,Cent.Oklohoma70 N Y Rangers 3 4 1— 8 the personnel out on the field and maintain the ‘NIte at the Races’ W TIC radio (first place votes and team Atlanta at Milwaukee Oral Roberts82, Oklahoma City 80 First perlad— 1, NY Rangers, Hedberg W E D N E S D A Y five. The last one they played in was Super Bowl X III Robin.son 6 0-0 12, Bush 2 0-0 4. Totals 47 17-21 11 saves against Suftield. David Burr and records In parentheses); attitude you need to win consistently. On the other Kevin Zbvk scored Fish's goals, with Denver at San Antonio PanAmerlcan74,W.TexasSt.62 19 (Povellch, Greschner), 8:29. 2, NY Bosketbqll when they were beaten, 35-31, by the Pittsburgh GLASTONBURY — The Central Connecticut, School Points Dallas vs. Seattle at Tacoma, Wash. SWTexas110,HowardPayne68 . Rangers, Larauche 28 (Sundstram), M ^ O t\ Greenfield,C 7 hand, when you play the Raiders, you never know an assist going lo Dale Massicotte. 1. N.H.WIbrCrss(1S)(7-l 186 Steelers in Miami's Orange Bowl. That was five years Youth Hockey Association will conduct a social Jeff Minor had two goals against Washington at San Diego So. Arkansas 64, Ark.-Montlcello48 10:27. Ice Hockey 2. BrdoprtW.Hrdna(4)( 164 Texas A8iM75, Texas Wesleyan67 3, Detralt, Yzerman 28 (Lambert, MonemMonclWs ster vs. Glastonbury ot Hart­ ago, and it murks the Cowboys' longest absence from what' 11 happen. I think a lot will depend on whether the Central Cannecticut, and Zbyk had the 3.NewCanaon(8-1) 113 fund raising event. 'A Nite at the Races’ , 16mm other. Assists went to Dickinson and Texas-San Ant. 76, T exas-Arl. 65 Ogradnlck), 17:02. 4, NY Rangers, ford Arena, 8:30 7 Raiders can stop Washington's running game, 4. UncasvlllSt.Brnrd(9-0) 99 Coliege basketball scores the Super Bowl since the first game was played in filmed horse racing plus entertainment, a cash Chip Addabbo. Goalie Steve Chagnot WavlandBant.88,N.M.HIohlands6t Sundstram 15(Larouche, Laldlow), 19:32. East Cothollc vs. Hall at Veteran's specifically John Riggins, and when the Redskins can 5. Hartford South Catholic (8-1) Rink, West Hartford, 7:30 1967. bar and snacks will start at 8 p.m. Saturday night stopped 25 shots. Monday's results Penalties — Barrett, Del, 2:18; stop the Raiders' deep passing gam e." Early lead lost 98 McClanahan, NYR, 5:05; Park, Del, Wrestling Aren't they ever coming back? Of course, they are. at the St. John Fischer Church, Jones Hollow 6. N .B. St.Thomas Aquinas (8- Fermi at Monchester, 6:15 Schramm said the club has gotten "tons of m ail" 10:45; DaveMalanev, NYR, 12:44. You have the word of Tex Schramm, the Cowboys' Road, Rtes. 2 and 66, Marlborough. Tickets are 1) 89 East Coiiege basketbaii ratings Secand perlad—5, NY Rangers, RHAM/Nonnewoug at Cheney Tech, president and general manager. since the Cowboys were eliminated. The prevailing 7. NewHavenHlllhos(8-2) 85 ArmySS, DartmouthS4 Sund­ 6 available from association members or at the Bantam A 8. Groton Fitch (7-0) 63 Assumption 101, NY Tech9t stram 16 (Laldlow, Ruotsalalnen), 0:13.6, "W ait'll next year. " he told me from Dallas when I sentiment among the fans who have written has been as Eagles bow 9. WaterbryHlvCrss(6-0) 58 door and admission is $3. Babson91, Amherst 71 NEW Y O RK (UPI) — The United NY Rangers, Sundstrom 17 (Don called to find out if everything was all right with the that they are sMI behind the team and feel it will be The team from Purdy Corporation 10. Norwalk (6-2) 25 Brown74,Yale72 dropped two games but won a third. Press International Board of Coaches Maloney, Lorouche), 11:20. 7, Detroit, Cowboys and whether they were still in the league. He back in the Sup^ Bowl again next year. Cent. Conn. 95, Bentley 79 Too Ogrodnlck 30 (Boldirev, Park), 12:12. 8, The defeats came against New Mil- Other schools receiving points were Clarion U.84, Penn St.-Behrend64 assured me they were despite the fact some people got The last time the Cowboys were in the Super Bowl NEW BRITAIN — Failing to score a basket in the fgrdj 6-2, and South Windsor, 8#l. The 20 college basketball ratinosthrough Jan. NY Rangers, Don Maloney 16 (unassis­ WoodbrldgeAmity Regional; Bloomfield Colgate83, US Merchant Marlne69 IS (first-place votes and records through ted), 15:04. 9, Detroit, Boldirev 16 Bowling the idea they may have dropped out aRer the was in 1979. Had Cowboy tight end Jackie Smith hung Brewers sign Simmons fourth quarter. East Catholic girls’ basketball team win was at the expense of UConn, 5>2. Bridgeport Central; Bristol Central; Duauesne64, Rhode Island63 "Alex Rodriguez scored two goals Jan. IS In parentheses): (Park), 15:47. 10, NY Rangers, Greschn­ Redskins. 49ers and Rams beat them in tlfeir last on to Roger Staubach's pass in the end zone. Dallas wasted an early lead in dropping a 45-37 decision to St. Cromwell; Waterburv Kennedy; New Edinboro 80, Cheyney 72 1. North Carolina (124)) (41) 629 er 6 (Larouche), 19:09. Penalties— •••••••••••••••••••••• MILWAUKEE — There were a couple of rocky ogainst UConn. Dan West, Bruce Haven Lee; Middletown; Newlnoton; Elizabethtown 51, Dickinson 49 three games. The loss to the Redskins was the start of probably would've won instead of losing by four to Thomas Aquinas here Monday night in HCC play. Skivington end David yamarick got 2. DePaul 034)) 569 Laldlow, NYR, 11:35; Rogers, NYR, moments, but Ted Simmons says he did the right North Haven; Simsbury; and Stafford. Fordham85,Slena64 3. Kentucky (12-1) (1) 500 motor, 11:35; Borrett, Det, motor, 11:35. the Cowboys' cave- in. Everyone expected Toih Pittsburgh. Schramm has no trouble remembering the other gools. Richard Simmons and Grove City 59, Slippery Rock 55 thing by acting as his own agent and negotiating a p.erek Taylor combined for 15 saves In 4. Texas-El Paso 05-0) 430 Do. Maloney, 15:27; DoveMaloney.NYR, Cunliffe Auto ■ Landry to get them back on track in their Monday that game. Mainly because he was rooting so hard and East rushed out to a 12-1 advantage, but Aquinai Big East resuit Har1wlch67, Ithaca 56 5. Houston 05-2) 421 malor, )6:I0; Lambert, Det, 16:10. new multi-million dollar, multi-year deal with the chipped away until taking the lead late in the third HolvCross89,Massachusetts83 6. Georgetown (13-2) 358 I Third period— 11, Detroit, Boldirev Dave Plumley 182-159-448, Don M c A l­ night game with the 49ers, but they lost that one, too, .so loud. ***Yamarlk scored the only goal In the James Madlson63,Amerlcan48 Milwaukee Brewers. . quarter. loss to South Windsor. Simmons and Pittsburgh 63, St. John's 61 7. Maryland 01-2) 317 17 lister 161-432, George Burgess 163-427, and then the Rams finally finished them off, Sometimes, when Tex Schramm gets carried away Muhl enbero 72, Delaware Vail. 59 8. Nevodo-Las Vegas (14-1) 225 (KIslo, G. Smith), 8:58. 12, Detroit, M ike Pagonl 426, Jim M ore 154-425, Taylor again shared the goaltenqlno Northeastern81,Malne75 Dunlop 5 (unassisted), 10:45. 13, NY "Obviously'^ we're disturbed by what has happened like that, his language gets rough enough to blister the Carolynn DelSignore led East with 16 points. Lola chores, stopping 17 shots. ST. JOHN'S (61) 9. Illinois (12-2) 193 Dove Costogno 170-422, Greg Lukas Phlla.Textlle93,Bloomsburo68 10. Oregon State (9-2) 168 Rangers, Larouche 29 (Beck), 19:49. 156-422, Kevin Kelley 162-415, Pat Irish to us the last few years and we certainly can't blame paint off the wall. This was one of those times! Seated Maulers to retain Rozler Pelletier had 16 for Aquinas. Greg Mohonev and Alex Rodriguez Stewart 2-6 F2 5, Glass 1-6 04) 2, J. Plttsburgh63,St. John's61 (ot) Penalties— Paterson, Det, motor scored against New Milford, with Allen 6-8 0-2 12, Moses 3-7 1-3 7, Mullln 7- 11. U C LA 00-2) 156 161-413, Tom O 'Connor 154-411, Rick anyone but ourselves," Schramm said. "Probably the directly in the next box were Steelers' owner Art Aquinas improved its record to 10-2 overall and 3-2 Qulnnlploc83, Dowllng59 12. Tulsa 050) 153 (double- Johnson 411, Travis Cook Sr. 158-406, PITTSBURGH — The president of the Rodriguez assisting on Mahoney s 11 12-13 26, Wennlnoton 2-2 1-1 5, , Rutaers7l,Monmouth(NJ)S9 most difficult loss was to San Francisco because until Rooney, his late wife; Kathleen, and theirson, Danny, opal. The line of West, Skivington and Felgenbaum 0-0 04) 0, Jackson 2-2 041 4. 13. Wake Forest 01-2) 109 gamemlsconduct), 10:36; DaveMoloney, Adolph Kuszal 154-404, Tony Marinelll Pittsburgh Maulers of the U.S. Football League in the Hartford County Conference. East is winless in Sprlnotleld76, Merrimack 58 14. Purdue (11-3) 95 NYR, malor (game misconduct), 10:36; 155-395, Joe Tollsano 395, Don Logoi, then, Tom felt that the team was playing well enough the Steelers' president. five conference games and has an overall mark of 2-8 Drew O'Connell wos outstanding for Totals 23*12 15-21 61. St. Peter's (N J) 79, Drexel65 says Heisman Trophy winner Mike Rozier wiil Purdy. Simmons made 17 saves PITTSBURGH (63) 15. Fresno State (11-3) 90 Gore, Det, malor (gome misconduct), Jr. 391; High team single — Vlllooe to get to the Super Bowl. Last season, we had Danny There was little if any soundproofing between St. Bonaventure77, Wldener57 16. St. John's 01-2) 74 10:36; Foster, Det, malor (game Stylist 494; High team triple —• Cole­ piay for the Maulers despite his apparent firing of Covent^"**^ game is Thursday night at home against Vaughan 8-18 1-4 17, Watkins 2-3 8-8 12, Steven$Tech80,Swarthmore70 White knocked out of the playoff game with Schramm's box and the Rooneys', and Schramm Armstrong 0-1 04) 0, Culbertson 6-13 1-3 17. Oklahoma (13-2) 73 misconduct), 10:36; Pavellch, NYR, mon Brothers1344;.HIoh single— Chris the agent who negotiated his initiai contract. Westminster 88, Alliance (Po) U 18. Louisiana State (9-3) 72 malor (double-gamemisconduct), 10:36; Plumley 214; High Individual single _ Washington in the second quarter and that hurt. I'm realized that after the game was over. He was unable 13, Aiken 0-3 00 0, G. Allen 3-4 2-3 8, Wm. Paterson 58, Hunter 55 Earlier in the^ day, Mauiers spokesman Bill Williams 5-7 04) 10, David 1-2 04) 2, 19. Arkansas 03-2) 61 Barrett, Det, 15:14; Allison, NYR, minor- Mike Nicholson 504; Hloh-averaae_ not offering these as excuses. I'm simply saying how to find Kathleen Rooney to apologize to her, so he EAST CATHOLIC (37) - Bearse 1 0-1 2. Wallace 3' Bantam B South 20. Boston College 01-3) 48 double major, 15:31: Ladouceur, Det, Chris Plumley 142.46. Keenist confirmed part of the report by the Miklasevldi 0-1 1-2 1. Totals 25-52 13-20 Alabama 82, Tennessee 72 disappointing it was to us." asked Art and Ddnny to convey his message, which 0-46, Raffin 11-73, DelSignore56-616, PalmerSO-010, "'.Reed Construction dropped Its three 63. Note; By agreement with the Notional minor-double malor, 15:31; Campbell, Standings: Notional Tool 8< Die 5-1, Boston Qlobe that Rozier had fired Mike Trope, most recent games, 6-1 to North Camobell62,NC-WllmlnotonS8 Association ot Bosketboll Coaches of the Det, malor (gome misconduct), 15:31: Cunlitte Auto Body 4-2, Civic Pub 4-2, Next season, there'll be some changes, Schramm they did. Ryan 0 0-3 0, Solick 0 0-0 0, Solzinski 0 0-0 0.J'otals 16 Halftime— Pittsburgh 29, St. John's 29. Centenary 78, NE Louis lanoSS the agent who negotiated the three-year, $3.1 Connecticut, 6-0 to Enfield and 3-1 to End of regulation— Pittsburgh 55, St. United States, teams on probation by the Greschner, NYR, malor (game miscon­ Village Stylist 4-2, Pumpernickel Pub said. He got a note back that said: 7-21 37. ► Middlesex. Charleston 88, Alderson-BroOddus77 NCAA and Ineligible for the NCAA duct, 15:31; N Y R bench, 16:48. 4-2, Purdy Coro. 3-3, New England John's 55. Fouled out— Stewart. Total Coastal Carolina73, Newberry 55 "M ore from a procedural standpoint than from the " I raised five boys. Forget it. I didn't hear anything million contract Rozier signed with Pittsburgh on AQUINAS (45) — Montano 2 1-2 5, Sheehan 2 4-6 8, ,Oave Yamarik and John Dempsey fouls— St. John's 17, Pltt^urgh 18. Tournament ore Ineligible tor Tog 20 and Shots on goal— Detroit 6-9-15— 30. NY Engine 3-3, Dubaldo Electric 3-3, Jan. 3, were the goal-scorers for Reed. Fred Coll. Of Charleston 56, Wlnthrop54 notional chomplonsnlp conilderallon Rangers 17-12-7— 36. Coleman Brothers 2-4, R 8.G Auto 2-4, standpoint of personnel," the Cowboys' GM ex­ I haven't heard before. Best of luck." Gavin 4 2-4 10, Pelletier 72-8 16, Camp 10-0 2, Martin 2 Rebounds— St. John's 16 (Gloss, J. Allen Delta St.91, Llvlnoston87 (OT) Marks Brothers 2-4 , Heritage Balt Bruneil and Brian Hughes had assists. 6 eoch), Pittsburgh 32 (Vaughan 8). bv Goalies— Otrolt, MIcalet, Stefan. plained. "We've gone through dry periods like this It was signed Kathleen Rooney. 1) 0 4. Totals 18 9-20 45. ' Seen Todd played all three gomes In E. Kentucky 75, lndlana-SE60 the U PI Board of Coaches. There are no NY Catering 2-4, K.M.S. 2-4, The Pantry Assists— St. John's 16 (Mullln 7), E.Tenn. SI.S8, DovIdsonSI 2-4 gool, m aking a total of 65 saves. Pittsburgh 17 (Aiken 8). A — 6,586. such teams for the 191344 season. Rangers, Weeks. A— 17,425. 18 - MANCHESTER HKRALD, Tuesdiiy, Jiin. 17, 1984 MANCHLSTER h e r a l d . Tuesday. Jan 17.1M4 - H BUSINESS LOOK FOR THE STARS... * ** In-house brokerage system: Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get better results. Put a star on your ad and see what a ‘You never get busy signal’ difference it mokes. Telephone 643-2711, Mondoy-Fridoy, By Gall Collins stocks drop or rise above the been overrunning Anderson's United Press International limits, the computer will take note sales offices. About 400 customers — though in a less audible manner. have signed up so far, "and they're 8:30 g.m. to 5:00 p.m.______» ■ ^______jg. NEW YORK — Home computers Anderson unveiled the service using it more and more as time are threatening to bring almost lust full, but recently updated it. goes on," Anderson said. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••a aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ••••••••••••••••••••••• every consumer activity into the adding a new feature that cuts the ••••••••••••••••••••••• The biggest stumbling block, he Instruction 35 living room. Stock transactions time it takes to complete a Robert B. Bonner Frank A. Berlitz Apartments for Rent 42 Aportmentf for Rtnf 43 Services Offered 51 Building/Contracting 53 Housotiold Gooch 52 Cort/Tnictis tor Solo 71 Cars/Trucks lor Sola theorized, may be "confusion Robert F. Felix Michael J. Sherriffs are one of the most recent transaction from 4 minutes to BO-90 •••••••••••••••••«••••• additions. .seconds. about whiit type of personal ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ••••#•••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• computer to buy." even though the PRIVATE UNIQUE GUI­ The combination of a computer Customers pay a one-time fee of EAST HARTFDRD — MANCHESTER — Mod­ CARPENTRY WORK — WINGEO-BACK CHAIR TAR LESSONS — In vour BRICKS, BLOCKS, Bank 1970 MONTEGO — No program and a discount broker $19.8. which includes the cost of the system works with any Apple, Bank promotes two and hires two Furnished agartment. ern, large three room ’ Alterations, new work — Gold. Foir condition. homo. Many accessory .STONE — Concrete. rust. 18 MPG. Must sell, software. Contacting the Anderson IBM. or IBM-compatible system. Two room efficiency tor apartment. Stove, refrlg- $40. C o ll 649-1921. Repossessions can. in theory, turn any investor courses. Low rates. P.O. Chimney repairs. No lob and repairs. Coll David,. $400. Coll evenings otter into his own financial service wire room in San Francisco can be accountant. older gentleman. All util­ erotor, air conditioning. too sm all. C o ll 644-8356. 643-8996. If that is indeed the problem, EAST HARTFORD - First and chairman for the' Manchester B o x 533, M anchester. 6:30pm, 742-9687. center. "It marks a-new era in done for the price of a local phone Felix is a member of the AICPA, ities, share a both. $70 No pets. Security. Leose. Anderson hopes to solve it by Federal Savings and Loan Associ­ Heart Fund Drive, and as presi­ ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOR SALE personal investing." saidC. Derek call in 301) cities serviced by a The National Association of A c-' , w eekly. C a ll 643-6712. $330, plus utilities. Call ODD JOBS, Trucking. LEON CIESZYNSKI M isc. tor $ o l e iw n DoOgm Con • 3 7 0 0 1976 FIAT — Good run­ marketing Hymperions, IBM- ation has promoted Robert B. dent of the Connecticut Chapter of .Anderson, whose firm is offering Telenet system to which Anderson countants, the Connecticut Society'. 649^4003. Home repairs. You name BUI LD ER — New homes, 1870 ChewroW Comoro • 4 0 0 0 ning condition. Good compatible personal computers, Bonner to executive vice president the Institute of Financial Educa­ Real Estate TWD BEDRDDM TDWN- aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa just such a service. .subscribes. Line charges tire 40 of administration and Frank A. tion. He now lives in South of CPAs committee on cooperation It, we do it. Free esfl- additions, remodeling, 1876 T-e haad B o o n Fancad parking Call 649-9658 or evenings, Service Employment Help wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted » n r la a ltv ______A 4 7 .S M 3 289-7010. Pets

CARPENTRY WORK — INCOME TAXES — Pre------. . . e ^ a & Education PART TIM E — Earn up to RECEPTIONIST/TY- Alterations, new work pored bv CPA. Business & D O G T RRAINING NEWLY DECORATED and repairs. Call David, CAIL $150 per w eek. F a s t g ro w - PIST — Must be organ­ OFFICE SPACE in Man­ Individual. Coll John CLASSES — P ro g ra m s ASSISTANT MANAGERS 643-8996. 659-3069. To work_part time. ing corporation needs ized person with good chester.. Centrally lo­ available in Manchester, Help Wanted 21 AREA ADVISORS people now! For Inter­ typing experience, pleo- Vernon and East-HSrP—^ P A R T T I M E cated with ample park­ LEON CIESZYNSKI NEEDED in Manchester Evening and week­ v ie w c a ll 647-8730. sant telephone personal­ ford. Coll: Central -Con­ ing. C a ll 649-2891. BUI LDER — New homes, - to deliver to our carriers. 8 to 20 Hour Week ity and a strong math necticut ‘Dog Training, 647-9946 end hours availa­ additions, remodeling, EXPERIENCED BOOK­ C a ll 647-9946 betw een 9am BABYSITTER — Full aptitude for diversified 721-1386. ble, Profit Sharing time. Must have car. Call rec rooms, garages, kit­ For Sale K E E P E R / C A S H I E R — and H a m . Taking Telephone Orders duties on front desk. Call ' C-336 r.’ O tTO SUBSCRIBE and Retirement o tte r 5:30pm , 643-7220. for an appointment, 646- MANCHESTER chens remodeled, ceil­ Full tIme.-Experlenced, The J.C.Penney Telephone Center may have the part time position you have ings, both tile, dormers, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Recreational Items 67 Mature. Apply: Mar­ DENTAL OFFICE AS­ Plan. Apply in per­ been looking for. We have the need for year round, part time associates to take 4048, Dynam ic Metal Pro- . NOW RENTING SISTANT — Knawledge PART TIME TELE­ du^s Co., Inc. roofing. Residential or Household Goods 62 low's, lnc^^67 Main, son. orders by telephone. The successful person must have a pleasant telephone 8 2 3 MAIN ST. co m m ercial. 649-4291. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa \ TODAY] Manchestei'^^ ot basic business and PHONE SOLICITORS — voice, enjoy customer contact, and have a good math aptitude. Knowledge of Evenings and Saturday WOODEN H O C kI e Y ottice skills. Additional typewriter keyboard is helpful but not required. You will be scheduled B to 20 AUTO MECHANIC — Ex­ V mornings. Burnside ANCHOR ELECTRICAL STICKS - $6 each. Excel­ BUSBOYS/DISH- professional training CUMBERLAND FARMS hours per week on a rotation basis, Monday thru Friday and some weekends, perienced. Own tools. USED REFRIGERA RIt. 44 a 6, Boflon Notch Avenue office. $3.60 + per 2 STORY U P C . CONTRACTORS — Do lent condition. Phone649- WASHERS, WAI- available. Reply to Box between the hou rs of 7:30 a.m. and 11 p.m. If you are interested and can w ork a C a ll 633-3669. TORS, WASHERS, liCl Opirtiiity li(iltti,i M/l h o u r. C a ll 289-0100. any size or type of work. 2433. TRESSES — Days ar L, c/o The Herald. flexible schedule, submit your application between 9 a m. and 3 p m in our AIR CONO(T(ONEO Ranges - clean, guaran­ MANCHESTER — Office FUaV SPRINKLB1EO Fully insured. Free esti­ e ye n ln g s. A p p ly In p e r­ Personnel Office. DOVER ELEVATOR m ates. coll 647-0293. teed, ports and service. CASHIER/HOSTESS — near Superior Court. Low prices. B.D. Pearl & MEN’S FIGURE son, Podunk M ill Restau­ SEWING MACHINE OP­ PARKING PRIVILEGES Mature person, Tuesday Newly redecorated. Air ALTER TO SUIT Son, 649 Main Street, SKATES — Size 12, Shef­ ra n t, 989 E llin g to n R oad, ERATORS — Skilled sew­ J.C.PENNEY OHLUND 8. KEHOE, CALL TODAY through Saturday even­ conditioned and heated. I.IXX) to 6.000 S/F 643-2171. field Steel blades. Excel­ South Windsor. ing machine operators Catalogiie DistribiitiM Ceater PER FLOOR INC. — Custom kitchen in g s , 5 to 9. In q u ire REAL ESTATE SALES­ SITS'per month. Call 646- lent condition. $40. Coll needed by local toy fac­ OFFICE SUITES and both renovations, ad­ within: Vic's Pizza, 151 PERSON — To work 1-86 £ Exit 93, Maiielwster ^ 0505. BOX SPRING AND MAT-' 643-8836. FLORAL DESIGNER — tory. Hourly rate based FIRST FLO O R RETAIL ditions, wood, vinyl, West Middle Tpke., from model home of Equal Opportunity Employer M/F O R OFFICES Experience necessary. on capabilities. Needed aluminum siding. Fully T R E S S — F u ll size. In TO PLACE A Manchester. la rg e 2-3 y e a r p re le c t good condition. We Call Brown's Flowers, im m e d ia te ly . C a ll 659- * 47 -50 03 Insured. C a ll 742-5986. Antiques East of River. Knowledge bought o woterbed. Call Inc., 443-8455. 0204 fo r a p p o in tm e n t. GAL FRIDAY — Typing MATURE PERSON tor ot buyer mortgage fi­ N E W S P A K i ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Situation Wanted after 7pm, 742-5467. $30 nancing desireable. A and miscellaneous office BOOKKEEPER — Imme­ ROBERT E. JARVIS — ,,1 aide/housekeeper in a set. LOW COST AD KIT 'N' CARLYLE by Larry Wright great opportunity on an GAMIER NEEDED procedures. Must be very diate opening available Building and Remodeling ANTIQUES AND small rest home, part Specialist. Additions,, time days and weekends. excellent protect which in Manchaftgr reliable and hove own tor an experienced book­ DAY CARE — In mv FRIGIDAIRE WASHER COLLECTIBLES- Will Resort Property 45 garages, roofing, siding, purchase outright or sell Pleasant working condi­ sells itself. Individuals Call transportation. Coll 289- keeper In a medium sized home. Ages 2 through 10. 8i DRYER — White. $250 9371 for on appointment. kitchens, bathrooms, re­ on commission. House lot tions. Call Mon. thru Fri., o n ly . C a ll 643-9205. suburban office. Some Full and part time open­ asaaaaasaasaasaasaaaaaa fo r the pair. C oll 647-1242. placement wlndows- or single piece. Tele­ 643-2711 between 9am and 2pm 647^ 9946 knowledge of computers ings available. Call 646- /doors. C o ll 643-6712. phone 644-8962. o n ly , 649-4510. PASTE UP ARTIST — helpful, not requir^. Ex­ 3533. c-336 VERMONT — Wilming­ GIRL'S TWIN BED — Block and white with cellent employer paid be­ ton, by Mt. Snow. New Spread, shorn and can­ BOOKKEEPER — Part N U R S E S — 3 to 11pm, nefit package. EOE. Send Fluffy yam kittens are townhouse. Three bed­ opy cover. Red, white some drafting expe­ 8239 LEGAL UOTICE TO CLEAN artificial NEWSPAPER DEALER resume and salary re­ simple to make and so rooms, two baths. Cross Cors/Trucks for Sole 71 time experienced only. 11pm to 7am, port time. rience preferable. Steady 1*4 yra. and blue. Calico print. The following unredeemed flowers, place them N E E D E D In East H a rt­ quirements to Box P, c/o Instruction cuddly. Loopy poodles, and country skiing. Wee­ Building/Contracting 53 Computer experience re- Apply In person: Canter­ employment with excel­ Excellent condition. $30. pledges will be sold on l-XF heods down In o paper ford. Call 647-9946 be-, The Mpnehester Herold. crocheted animals over kends, weekly. Coll 646- •4: N o . 450Issued7-15-43; No. aulred. Display Craft, bury Villa, 595 Valley lent benefits. Apply in Coll 647-9028 otter 6pm. bog, add salt and shake M a n c h e s te r, 643-9557. tween 9-1 lam . Street, Willlmantic. plastic eggs are also A sew-simple dress with 4154. 1974 TOYOTA CORONA 451 Issued 7-15-43; No. 453 Is­ person: Quality Nome MECHANICAL AERO­ ruffled hem and contrast sued 7-14-43; No. 454 Issued 7- well. To clean outstoroge included. aaaaeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa FARRANO REMODEL­ — 4 door, 4 speed. Body Plate, Fisher Hill Rood, SOL — Minimum two C-338 has easy-to-foUow binding for the little COLONIAL WING 1443; No. 455 Issued 7-19-43; areas in your home or East Glastonbury. ING — Cabinets, roofing, CHAIR — Good condi­ good shape, runs well, No. 454 Issued 7-19-43; No. 457 ELECTRIC HOSPITAL years experience re­ instmetions. charmer. Nice for playtime. Wonted to Rent 47 garage, place on od In CELEBRITY CIPHER gutters, room additions, tion . S lip c o v e re d . $35. new engine ports. $2000or Issued 7-19-43. W oodside Co., BED — Excellent condi­ building, repairing and No. 8238 with Pho4o- 107 Horttord Rood, Manches­ classified telling our CotatHlty Ciphar cryptogramt ar* craatad from quotaUona by tamoua paopla, paat decks, dll types of remo­ Please c o ll, 646-4995. best offer. Coll 646-9589 and praaant. Each latlar in tb# dphar atanda for anothar. Today‘$ ctua: B aquaHa N. LARGE CORPORATION Installing production ART LESSONS. Adults. , TO OOm, ua4 $2. G uide if in Sizes 1 to 6 ter, Conn. readers what you have tion. $750. C a ll 643-6802 or aatm , NaspiasOtf $8$ Mriwpestagtaad deling and repairs. FREE after 4pm, ask for Mark. 027-01 649-6205. seeking with people with packing equipment. Ma­ Beginners and Ad­ yean. Size 2, yaida 45> tor sale. by CONNIE WIENER chine shop background a vanced. Small classes. taaittv. inch. FOUR OR FIVE ROOM estimates. Fully insured. FOUR KITCHEN o career in mind. Ability (UMICSMT APARTMENT— on Man­ Telephone 643-6017, after 1976 PONTIA$: SUNBIRD to work with others o must. Send resume and Tuesday or Thursday ev­ CHAIRS — Very cheap. “C’X RBTUK RM LYCBM ZROMPVVI. RECEPTIONIST —i Doc­ chester's East side for 6pm, 647-8509. — Automatic, power TOWN OF MANCHESTER must. Move ahead on salary history: P.O. Box enings. Located near Bol- T8 8 0 0 , lead $2J Must sell. Private home. tor's office. Part time 2 one adult. $200 plus. Coll steering, sunroof. Good LEG AL NOTICE your own performance. 8733, New H aven, CT ton/Colchester exit of I- aatMn,$Ms$8f m i C o ll 649-6486. At Its meeting on Jonuorv 9, 1944 the Planning and Zoning FZ IVZGB'M QBVP FVP TVVI FZ days per week. Reply to kaMHag. 649-9423. DESIGN KITCHENS by condition. Must Sell! Openings In various loca­ 06531. 84. B e v e rly K a ise r, B. Commission mode the following decisions; Box NN, c/o The Man­ IM IM XiTT J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, $1500. C o ll 649-3118. PETER ZERIO - SUROIVI4ION - NEW STATE ROAO (Z-44) - A p­ tions. As o monoaement Fine Arts, M,^d., 646-, M at Maws. (MWsss wlti IM ••••••••••••••••••••••• CO. C' IVB’M MFCBQ FZ MUCZQ chester Herald. MATURE, RESPONSI­ COM sa« SON Oamar. vanities, fo rm ica , W ilson WHITE WOOD DI NETTE proved modltlcatlons to on approved plan of subdivision - trainee you hove the 0231. 375/401 New State Rood. B L E P E R S O N to care fo r SPECIAL: 0»er 200 SnrvIcM oftarm 51 art, Corion counter tops, SET — Four chairs, two Remove mineral buildup opportunity to earn up to IIM Ikra.'at aaMtkat FRAN at 4IAOOEN - SFEOAL EXCEPTION - MRCH STREET |M- DIRECTOR TEACHER — my 1 year old daughter In lecUoBS and a FR EE kitchen cabinet fronts, large leaves. Good for from vour teakettle by 54) - D enied on o p p llco tlo n to co n ve rt o house to o flve-lom- FRUI ZBV8TF WVU PFRM’Q MU8YK S18,(XX) per year. M an a g ­ anr Yak. a.Y. I t M i Bolton Cooperative my South Windsor home Pattam Seetlon ia the PrMt BkkM, aairau Bilk zip ••••••••••••••••••••••• complete woodworking small dining room or pouring in holt o cup of lly dwellino -117 Birch Street. N u rsery School, 1984-1985 ers now earn $20,000- ALBUM. Jaat 83.08. C6K. IMM Mialii m t Mia. white vinegar and one TOWN OF MANCHESTER - INLANO WETLAND - VERNON 3 days per week, B:30am - REW E^ING BURN service, custom made closed porch. $99. Coll ICWWCL8YM.” — BVUXRB XRCYZU. school session. Monday $36,000 per year. C om ­ ■MUXTPJSUCtl New FASHION with quart ot top water. Heat STREET (T-43) - Approved vllth moditicollons and lim ita­ Spm. Lunch Included. HOLES — zippers, um­ furniture, colonial repro­ 646-4985. tio n s on Inlond w etland p e rm it - 434/4S/443 V e rn o n Street. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I have such a high opinion of women thru Friday, 8:30 to pany benefits. Apply at V IO L IN LE S S O N S — Of­ • IN —lUMaiXTim CWUtfTf Photo-Gokfe patteraa ia to rolling boll and let Own transportation. Ex­ — M f t * s N laMh k N asms, brellas repaired. Window ductions In w ood, 9 va rie ­ A co py ot these decisio n s hos been file d In the Tow n C le rk 's 11:30am. Submit resume Eost Hartford Ramoda fered by experienced all aize ranges, has a stand for one hour. Pour office. that my expectancy level Is also high. I expect them to be perience and references •.m —MM MXTS —SUk Osss shades, Venetian blinds. ties of hardwood and KITCHEN STOVE — to: Bolton Cooperative Inn, Room 622, Thursday, music teacher In Man­ MrMpMasiiN isMiNS uWU. special Grace Cole Collec­ out solution, fill with PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION Intelligent and very career-oriented." — John Travolta. required. 815 per day. t-IM-^TM rUMn —SnetiSM tion for larger sisea; plan Keys. TV FOR RENT. veneers NOW IN STOCK Burns cool, wood, and Leo Kwoshi Secretory Nursery School, P.O. Box Ja n u a ry 19th at 10am and chester area. Mrs. Carol water, boll again and C 1SS4 by NEA. Inc. Call 528-6473 oft^ Mr M m m M rfMaM iNaut 2 BONUS ^ p o B s ! Marlow's, 867 Main C o ll 649-9658 o r evenings, propone gos. Good condi­ Doted at Manchester, CT this 17th dov of January, 1944. 233, B olton, CT 06040. 2pm, sharp. 5:30p ' M aa s, 647-9106. •■MT — nm a fm j nawu discard. 023-01 •M lTt — M gracsMI NKfsi. Price------81JB. Street. 649-5221. 289-7010. tion. $40. C oll 649-2048. 7M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Jan 17. 1984 BUSINESS Cut your own taxes: Gromyko charges U.S. HRC discusses Growing glut sets petroleum prices sliding Law changes affect bill pursues policy of war town’s hiring ... page 2 ... page 4 .. page 10 Texaco's nearly $10 billion offer for Getty Oil may a lot more exports — as it pursues a bigger cHunk of production at slightly in excess of 1 million barrels a be sparking a rash of investor interest in the energy the world energy market. r a day. The excess figure is now calculated b.v another field, but the immediate industry outlook is anything The Russian rationale: wired-in energy consultant; William Mazzocco, to be but bright • A hunger for Western currency, be it for grain running at the rate of 1,250,000 barrels a day. Here's are several solid reports I 've picked up that Dan Dorfman purchases, strategic metals, or what have you. Mazzocco also sees the Russians sparking lower oil suggest new downward pressure on the price of oil. • A Soviet view- that a power position in the prices. It's clear, he says, the Russian intent is to • Saudi Arabia with tankers chock full of unsold oil Syndicated international economy is derived from power in the become the world's largest oil exporter — a goal world oil markets. which he believes will be accomplished within two to is said to be quietly offering quantity purchasers ^ Columnist Snowing today; Manchester, Conn. 100.000 barrels or more — a price of $25 a barrel on the At present, Russia, the w-orld's largest oil producer, three years. spot market. That's $4 below the $29 a barrel price set exports 3.3 million barrels of oil a day — about 2 "You now have an oil glut and on top of that a cold Thursday Wednesday, Jan. 18, 1984 by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Coun­ million of which goes to the free world. natural gas glut which the Russians will exacerbate in tries (O P E C ). Until late last year, it w-as third in the export arena March when they begin shipping natural gas to — See page 2 Single copy; 25C • Libya is reportedly producing more oil than it's On top of this. Venezuela, one of the more important , — topped by North Sea output at slightly under 3 Western Europe through their huge new pipeline; so supposed to under its OPEC agreement and is quietly OPEC members, has let it be known that it's sq broke mUlion barrels a day and the Saudis at 4 million a day. you've got to ask yourself, " says Mazzocco, “ how can selling the excess to the Soviets. The payment is Neustein figures.the Russians will be exporting at prices hold? And the answer is they can't.” Hanrhratf r Hrralft that it doesn't know how it can maintain OPEC's price i; primarily in arms and the Russians, according to and production quotas and still pay its bills. ^ million a day to the free world by year-end reports, are reselling the oil to Western Europe lor Another price pressure: Nigeria. The country, ACCORDINGLY, HE FIGURES a cut in the OPEC slightly less than $29 a barrel. which recently had a military coup, has publk-ly And not only that, he tejis me he wouldn't be price this year of at least $2 a barrel and maybe as • The Russians, in what appears to be an stated — rumors to the contrary — that it will continue surprised to see Americans filling up th ^r tanks with much as $4. accelerated effort tp become the world's largest as part of OPEC. However. Nigeria, which produces Soviet gas late this year or in early '85. The implications of all of this are^ not easily Heavy exporter of oil — they're now second to Saudi Arabia one of the highest quality crudes among OPEC definable, but some sources speculate it's like to ( 1) — may initiate additional price breaks prior to the members, is deeply in hock — about $S billion in NEUSTEIN’S BOTTOM-LINE on the price implica­ help the economy since it cuts Costs, (2) put added Prax may fall. District 10 caucus for election of procedure. Police said the killing took place embassy. U.S. Marines guard the fellow of the Society companies outside their borders, the The snow was forecast to begin Middle and lower management or shortly after 9 a.m. local time (2_ waterfront entrance of the cam­ of Actuaries. He re­ study said. in southern Connecticut during the ^ executives of small firms rarely are in a.m. EST) but Kerr's body was not pus. Its other access gates are sides at 24 Wood- ^ The Swiss held obout 43-45 percent of afternoon hours today, then spread ■ f ^ V I the same position. Often they've spent immediately found. guarded by Lebanese army soldi­ stock Drive. , the European investments in U.S. north during the evening. 1 i B - 1 I K » many loyal years with the company 1 "H e was found in a pool of blood ers who search those entering the Manchester. William Leslis stocks. Esslen estimated. But the Charles Zalungo, a driver with and employment understandings may near the elevator. MosLof the shots campus. British overtook Switzerland in total Manchester Highway Depart­ not really be so well defined. went through-4iis head," a univer­ Access to the campus has for trading volume, accounting for $18.8 ment, said repairs were being — 1 — M — __ M. .Attorney Alonzo D. Saunders II. 1 I sity employee said. several months been confined to billion or 40.1 percent, compared to the made to trucks damaged during Shawcross speaking at a recent seminar, said Police ^ id no arrests were made student or employee-card holders. Swiss' $14.2 billion or 30.3 percent. last week's stqrm and sand was there has been an explosion of court in the shooting. Lebanese troops and police The British jumped from 26 percent being “ screened” — that is, larger joins staff cases involving unfair firings in recent University sources said gunmen stepped up their search for Hus­ ($6.9 billion) in 1979, and Esselen stones were being removed. ' ■ ■ SOUTH WIND years, and the incidence of costly had "probably cleared out of the sein' Farraj. th^ Saudi consul credits the surge to the Thatcher "We’re very low on sand,” he 11 S O R - H . M . settlements that go unreported proba­ campus by the time Kerr’s body abducted by a 37>2en gunmen government’s decision to end currency Frechette, presi­ bly is way up as well. »»»•, wiiciiitfriQijro was found." Tuesday. controls that had restricted invest­ Zalungo said the department % # d en t o f Realty Saunders said most people who fight Police were uncertain how the Beirut radio, quoting judicial ments in foreign securities since W orld. __ expected to have 20 of its drivers on Wo rld-Frechette their pink slips are angrj- with the gunmen entered the premises or sources, said an investigation into W a rn . the road when the snow starte to g ^ le x GIrelll Associates, has an­ company, usually because they believe whether they were students. the kidnapping of Farraj had Currency controls are now restrict­ fall, as well as 16 ouUide cont)-ac- Herald R eporter nounced that Alan they've been treated unfairly-. Often Minutes after Kerr's body was produced “ positive leads" but it ing the French, who can use only profits tors hired to help with the plowing. r Shawcross of Cov­ they think unmet expectations never discovered, Lebanese troops were gave no details except to /Say from sales of foreign stock to make entry has joined his were-defined or people falsely led them Crews also s^nt part fh® Manchester Democratic slates defeated three rushed to the scene and all nearby witnesses told police one of the foreign investments. staff as a sales to believe in a certain level of job moraing pushing back snow that individual challengers in caucuses Tuesday night gates were locked — keeping attackers had a week-old beard. Herald photo by Tarquinio "The total pool is pretty limited,” ' associate. security. ^*■11^ ^ when Michael Pohl, Phillip Parenteau, and Ben Z. Esslen said. "They can buy only with Shawcross. a Cov­ "If people believe the ‘company is '*'**! * ^ R u b i n turned out to be low vote^getters in their investment currency, which sells at a entry native, .is a treating them fairly they will be less tonight, he said. respective districts. Grand opening premium. The last time I heard it was graduate of East inclined to believe injury- has been done Mranwhile, Manchester police o„iy 13 District 1 to 25 for the next more than 30 percent over the normal Top court rules judges Catholic High when they are dealt with." Saunders reported that most siitewalks in lowest vote-getter, Mary Wellemeyer. The hig(i Manchester Mayor Barbara Weinberg (right) enjoys a laugh exchange rate.” School. He received said. "Nine times out of 10. dealing in town h a d .b ^ n cleared. No cit- 'vote-getter there, and in the entire election was during formal grand opening ceremony for a new Cumberland ations were issued, police said. A Theodore T. Cummings, son of Democratic Town a degree in aviation an earnest, face-to-face manner will The restrictions don’t top the French Farms convenience store at 394 Main St. Recording the event town or^ an ce requires ho- chairman Theodore R. Cummings with 83 votes, can’t close jury-picking management from defuse the anger." from trading, he said. "The trading the Florida Institute Consistency in dealing with fired with a camera was Paul Trambukis, Cumberland Farms district mrawners to clear their sidewalks District 1. Parenteau got 13 votes, compared to 25 volume has not fallen off. What has within 24 hours after a snow. for the next lowest vote-getter, Lynne M. Duda. of Technology. He employees also can make a big manager. At center is the new store's manager, Linda Busiere. fallen off is the net purchases." WASHINGTON (UPI) - The therapeutic value' when there is a recently completed difference. A juicy package designed to ^ A spokesman for the state police jp District 4, Ben Z. Rubin got 14 votes, compared to Supreme Court ruled unanimously violent crime. The United Kingdom and Switzer­ ^ ir t»ffa c k s in Colchester said roads ,g2 for the next lowest vote-getter, Robert B. Price, his Realty World get rid of a troublesome executive may land together count for well over 70 today that judges may not bar. "Whether this is viewed as in surrounding towns are in good .pijg turnout of Democratic voters was biggest in training m ^ ra m Alan ^awcross set a precedent that will come back to percent of the foreign trading in reporters and the public from jury retribution or otherwise is irrele­ haunt the corporation the next time a \ ,, , District 10, Manchester High School, where 100 cast selection in a criminal trial. vant. When the public is aware that You’ll be hearing about Europe, much of it on behalf of clients \ About 3 p.m. this afternoon, I ballots manager is fired. in other countries. f The 9-0 ruling came in a case the law is being enforced and the don t know what they II be like, he result of the election is that 27 members of the brought by the Riverside. Calif,, criminal justice system is func­ MHS grad Saunders said companies that spell "The Swiss of course are managing new 101-member town committee will be new. All nine Press-Enterprise. It extends the tioning. an outlet is provided for is^fom oted out specifics and use and handle firings ‘the stress of success’ substantial sums for other people,” • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • of the members in District 1 are new. There will also Constitution’s open proceedings these understandable reactions with stated policies can keep help Esslen said. “ The Swiss are estim a te be 23 women on the committee, a gain of 10 women, provision to include the selection of and emotions. HARTFORD <- themselves out of trouble because to manage $400 billion worth of IH q I ^ A T o d flV according to town chairman Cummings. Herald photo by Pinto jurors for criminal trials. "Proceedings held in secret Bv Gail Collins and stress.” she said. David G. Neville courts are considering implicit prom­ portfolio assets all told.” ■ i i o i u v I v u a j It was after 9 p.m. before all the results had been "Openness ... enhances both the would deny this outlet and frus­ United Press International The Alka-Seltzer of 1984 will be sold has been promoted ises of job security. Since the total market value of Swiss *» z rti brought to the office of the Registrars of Voters when Michael Pohl, who lost in a bid for basic fairness of the criminal trial trate the broad public interest; by as the thing to take for the woes to assistant treas­ One company ran a help wanted ad stocks and bonds is only $80 billion, lodvSrtlslnos“ ppl°em;nt Cummings and Herbert Strevenson Democratic election to the Democratic Town and the appearance of fairness so contrast, public proceedings vindi-'* urer of United Bank, that suggested qualified people join the NEW YORK — America's favorite associated with upward mobility: “ For approximately $320 billion is being registrar, were waiting. Balloting started at 7:30, but essential to public confidence in cate the concerns of the victims hangover remedy is out to change its those symptoms of stress that come Committee, waits results of the voting. a First Connecticut corporation and "retire in Florida." invested by the Swiss in foreign stocks Advice ...... 16 "party rules say the moderator must keep the polls' the system." Chief Justice Warren and the community in knowing Bancorp bank. He is which might have indicated long-term image and become a status symbol for with success.” A second commercial and bonds. Esslen estimated about $128 Area...... ! ...... 19-20 open for least 30 minut'es and for 10 minutes after the He received 19 votes. He ran against a Burger wrote for the court. that offenders are being brought to ambitious executives. responsible for the job security was certain. depicts a corporate boardroom, where billion of that is in equity, and about ...... W last voter has cast his ballot. slate of nine candidates. He added that, “ No right ranks account for their criminal conduct A new Alka-Seltzer advertising cam­ top executives quaff Alka-Seltzer while operations of the When a company reviews a manag­ half in U.S. stocks. —’ rl)” *Ii***...... la Here are the vote tallies: higher than the right of the accused by jurors fairly and openly paign stresses its role as a remedy for listening to their boss outline his heady corporate loan area er's performance once a year, does the E ntertolnm eiit 14 District 1. Parenteau, 13, Linda J. Alubicki, 26, John to a fair trial. .selected.” the pressures that come with goals for the new fiscal year. The British are investing for non-' of the bank. employee have a right to assume a good Lottery...... 2 w. Cooney, 29, Duda, 25, Maureen F. Gallo, 31, Jay "But the primacy of the ac­ overachievement. nationals too. One of the reasons for the Neville, who review- assures him another 12 months Bruce Nelson, McCann-Erickson Obituaries...... 8 Giles, 30, Francis A. Maffe, 29, Kathleen F. Maloney, GOP votes tonight cused's rights is difficult to separ­ Tablets dissolve in a water cooler as jump in the volume of British trading, joined United in of security? The question is not entirely vice president, said he and Ira Madris, OPlolon...... * 28, Dennis Schain, 29, Geraldine H. Thompson, 26. ate from the right of everyone in an unseen announcer intones: -“For the Esslen said, is the growth of London’s 1%9. is a graduate of certain from a legal standpoint. the company's two creative directors, **'’**' ...... oi? District 4. Amelia P. Burns, 66, Jack D. Goldberg, Manchester Republicans will vote tonight in the the community to attend the voir junior execufive who vowed to be vice role as an international investment Bomb forces Manchester High Saunders said. were aficionados long before their Television...... 18 ®®' Nicholas P. Jackston, 79, Joel E. Janenda, 65, town's 12 voting districts to elect a new Republican dire (jury questioning) which president by the end of the fiscal-year broker. / School. He and his agency got the account. “ At 3 p.m. Wedther..!!!!!!” !!!!!.!!!!!!!!!!” .2 Robert B ..P rice,'62, James M. Reardon, 80, John'J. Town Committee. The caucuses begin at 7:30 p.m. promotes fairness.” he wrote. Although the loss of a job is routinely Esslen believes portfolio turnover' wife live in Vernon when things started coming down hot $AMPLES TODAY Sullivan, 81, John W. Thompson, 72, Ben Z. Rubin, 14. All but one of the caucuses will take place in the The Press-Enterprise appealed plane down David G. Neville a traumatic experience, most execu­ In advertising parlance. Miles La­ rates are much higher in Britain than' tives land on their feet, said Beverly H. and heavy, we'd have an Alka-Seltzer The Manchester Herald today con- District 10. Theodore T. Cummings, 83, William polling places for the appropriate districts. a decision closing a California boratories is hoping to “ reposition" its cocktail in front of us." Switzerland, with the British more ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (UPI) Robsham, who runs an executive tinues Its sampling program to brings Desmond, 78,'^ William V. Hickey, 78, Josh M. The caucus for District 5 will be held in Buckley courtroom when jurors were 52-year-old headache and upset- aggressive than the conservative- copies of the newspaper to non- Howroyd, 74, Leo J. Kwash, 79, Richard LaPointe, 79, — A suitcase exploded in the cargo search and outplacement business. “It's as refreshing as Perrier.” School and not at the Senior Citizens Center. chosen for a 1981 murder trial. New director appointed stomach remedy. Swiss. subscribers In Manchester. ^ James R. McCavanagh, 82, William P. Rice, 78, Mary bay of an Air France jumbo jet Ms. Robsham said a fired manager added Madris. Their enthusiasm Nominations will be made from the floor in all Burger said openness "is some­ It's out with "I can't believe I ate the German investments are more, carrying 261 people on a flight to NEW HAVEN — Richard S. Holdt has been normally spends about three months prompted a Miles Laboratories execu­ •• •• ••• •• ••• •• ••• ••• •• Wellemeyer, 72, and Michael Pohl, 19. caucuses. times described as a 'community w hole thing," and in with "the stress of tive to interject that the product was closely guided by currency considera-; Paris today, forcing the jet to itpmed director of corporate communications for out of work, but finds a better paying success.” No more bleary-eyed, burp­ tions than in most other countries,' Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Connecticut. not being promoted as an exotic soft make an emergency landing in job in the end. "They also gel a chance ing sybarites gulping fizzy water on the Esslen said. German institutions, he Karachi. Holdt joined the company in 1969. In his new to evaluate their career, for the first drink. sly. In the new era, Alka-Seltzer is a "W e're medicine. There should be aa wrote in his report, "have been known The plane landed safely at position Holdt will be responsible for all corporate time maybe." she said. to cledll out their portfolio entirely of. To compete In war of Ideas’ badge of honor, right up there with an need for it,” said Edward Gustafson, Karachi Airport after descending . communications, including the Public RelatioifS holdings in a certain currency, includ-. Despite what may sound like a ulcer as proof that the bearer is a president of Miles' Consumer Health­ from an alititude of 18,000 feel & Advertising Department and the Group certified workaholic. ing U.S. dollars, if they expected a simple way of avoiding a lot of care Division. when the blast occured. No injuries Consultant Services function which deals with More than a third of all American decline vis-a-vis the Deutschmark.” account specific reporting. problems, there still are many cases of were reported, officials said. The households have Alka Seltzer in the Giving customers a new reason to use blatantly illegal terminations that are German holdings generally emphas- . Panel sayl USIA lacks people, money, power plane had taken off from Karachi medicine cabinet, but most don't use it an old product standby is a traditional, painful for the employee and expensive ize bonds rather than stocks, Esslen* some 20 minutes before the that often. The product^ according to but difficult task for marketing experts explosion. ) for the company, Saunders said. working in “ mature” areas where said. Belgian investors prefer high- Cable TV system sold McCann-Erickson advertising agency, By Jim Anderson formulation and execution of and supporting U.S. policies takes ment it will “ look closely at the measures to fight Soviet use of Authorities in Karachi said they "There are a lot of war stories gro\vth can't be supported by a yield bonds, preferably Eurobonds that is a victim of the country's new United Press International American foreign policy.” place,” the report said. impact, if any” Wick's actions words such as "people,” "libera­ were investigating whether the CLEVELAND — Scripps-Howard Broadcast­ kufthere." Ms. Robsham agreed. naturally expanding market. When do not require witholding tax on obsession with clean living. “ USIA's budget has declined 27 In addition to its annual report, might have on the agency's tion’,' or "democracy" to describe suitcase had contained a bomb. An ing Co. has announced that a subsidiary, Some companies hope they can avoid steak consumption fell, A-1 Sauce was interest. “ Alka-Seltzer had a unique niche. It WASHINGTON - The U.S. percent since 1967, and its person­ the commission said it is “ deeply programs. various forms of communist total­ Air France spokesman in Paris Cablevision Systems of Southern Connecticut, any cost of firing an employee by recycled into a hamburger topping. Esslen, who has served as a senior was associated primarily with overin­ Information Agency does not have nel level has dropped 34 percent,” and unanimously concerned" Edwin Feulner Jr., the commis­ itarianism, the report said. said the blast appa.rently "was no» had acquired Southern Connecticut Cablevision creating an atmore that will make him ' When people stopped baking with consultant to Burson-MarSteller in dulgence." said Paula Drillman. the enough people, money or power the commission said in its 1983 about the former practice of USIA sion chairman, said USIA im­ a criminal act." of Bridgeport for approximately $50 million. quit instead. $ ‘ baking soda. Arm & Hammer began Europe since his retirement from the The Voice of America, although agency's drector of research services. "to compete in the war of ideas” annual report. director Charles Wick of taping his provements in the last year "have The Paris-bound Air France Scipps-Howard said its Connecticut cable touting its product as a refrigerator firm, says the study may be updated in- it now has 42 language services, Saunders said a strategy of “ Mickey “The problem was people weren't around the worid, a study by a The commission, an independent telephone conversations. far outweighed whatever short­ flight AF-171 carried 246 pas­ subsidiary is a partnership with Charles F. deodorizer. the spring, when 1983 figures are needs new equipment, the comrnis- Mousing" a manager — cutting out doing that as much any more.” USIA advisory commission said body that oversees the USIA, said The commission said the Wick comings might be seen in the sengers and 15 crew. It originated Dolan, founder and chairman of Cablevision available. sion said. ' some benefits or making it clear he's In interviews with 600 antacid users McCann-Erickson, which last fall today. the agency has been forced "to tapings could affect the USIA’s in Manila an^ stopped in Bangkok Systems Corp. of Woodbury, N.Y. agency." Agoing no place in thfe organization — last year, Ms. Drillman discovered an won the Alka-Seltzer sweepstakes over The study was based on an analysis of The U.S. Advisory Commission compete in the war of ideas with ability to perform its overseas The commission report also More than 35 percent of VGA's before heading to Karachi, sources Southern Connecticut Cablevision of Bridge­ can wind up costing a lot of money if it emerging hangover shortage — people virtually every other major agency in Treasury Department statistics, esti­ on ^ b iic Diplomacy also said the inadequate resources and obselete mission and its credibility, and one* recommended the creation of a transmitters are 30 years old or said. They said 64 passengers had port has 50,000 subscribers and is the largest becomes "nasty and brutish." A jury just didn't use it as often. the country, had a double challenge: mated portfolio turnover rates, infor­ agency should be strengthened by equipment. commission member, Olhi Robi-- task force to study how other older, the report said. The commis­ boarded the plane in Karachi. cable television system in tW state, the company could easily tack on a much bigger The minority who consumed a lot of reposition the product but carry on its mation available in European copn-. making its director a statutory “ Even more disturbing ... is the An airport source said Pakistani said. son, president of Middlebury Col­ countries use international broad­ sion recommended developing di­ award in that event if a suit ever gets to Alka-Seltzer were “ using it for other tradition for television’s most memora­ tries and a 1980 Treasury report on' member of the National Security drop in the number of USIA lege, resigned from the commis­ casts for their own political pur-, rect satellite broadcasting for the security officials were interrogat­ court, he said. things — for relief of outside pressure ble commercials. ' foreign holdings of U.S. securities. Council “ to ensure the regular employees overseas where the sion in protest to Wick's actions. poses. As an example, the commis­ VGA or "superpower’ ' 500 kilowatt ing all 246 passengers in a lounge of participation of the agency in the work of explaining U.S. actions The commission said in a state­ sion said the agency should take transmitters. the Karachi airport.