to - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. March 22, 1988 M

HELP WANTED K tr W M IT E D APARTMENTS FOR RENT FURNITURE Ill court 25Cstaiiiiis Moving up NEW Home decor ca­ TELEMARKETING talog! Earn $$$ and fA SpcciQlii 1 and 2 bedroom spacious TWO Loveseats, 2 end bonuses on your time apartments available tables, coffee table, 1 Town sues Eighth Postmaker hopes April hike schedulel Represent for April 1st. Rents maple rocker with 2 Whalers top Jets, If you're brad of work­ start at $550 Includes removable uphol­ >rob- ing for the lame pay Merrl-Moc's 100% gua­ over sewer plan /3 *■ : won’t be repeated very soon /8 I the heat and hot water. stered cushions, 1 up­ regardleaa of perform­ ranteed line. Great CARPENTRY/ holstered foot stool, all move into fourth /17 program for hostesses N E0U 8 Individual basements ance, we have the aolu- LAW N CARE REMODELING SIDING with laundry hook-ups In good condition. 649- and demonstrators. 9676. 3tion tlon for you. What are Cor and phone needed. ■ •■••■•■■a I In quiet residential Coun hsof you qualified to earn? C all free now 1-800-992- CARPiNTRYA R F Roii.'Ing. No lob too ODD lobs. Trucking. oreo. 871-2844. 1072. Q A G L a w n S d iw c c b‘g or too smoll. Will Home repairs. You TWO Bedroom aport- BOATS/MARME An eif ehas Peanut! Mowing, trlmailng and spring REMODEUm SERVICES w ork 7 doys, until lob ConipMa horns lapalrs and ra- nome It, we do It. Free ment In 3 family. Beau­ EQUIPMENT Update •ans- KIdi Stuff HPVHr. siaanup. OapandaMo sarvloa inodailng. Wa apdolaltao In baHi- c o m p u te . 1 0 % d is ­ estimates. Insured. 643- tiful condition with new m b e and low prioas. For Iraa roonw and kHenana. 8ma8 seala count for senior citi­ Extendc Average '7«/Hr. asHmals call 0304. appliances. $600 plus Real Estate oommardal work. Ra^larad, In- zens. Free estimates. utilities. Security dep­ C O L E M A N canoe- 16 May 251 Real Money '10/Hr. Paul - 646-8868 or aurad, lafaranoaa. Jo e 649-9251 or Rich. Sp r i n g cleanup. Lawn foot with extras. $400. Bidwell able 871-1814 evenlnaa mowing. Hedge frlm- osit and references re­ 646-5828. Top Dollar MS & UP Dan - 228-9O04 8 4 6 -S ie S mlng. Related truck­ quired. 646-3253. Chang I the ■ Boanaaowa sement cure If you are willing to HOMES PRESTIGE ROOnNG ing, Professlonot MANCHESTER- 3 bed­ FOR SALE PHIL'S UW N CURE 8 6 8 H o m i Roofing of aN types. Shinglas. equipment. Insured. room Duplex. $750 PETS AND designet ig on work, we are willing to References. Roy Hardy monthly plus utilities. Spring doanup, fartlllzing, Im provim iirtt 6 R ipilr flat rooting, roof lapolrs. extender l y . ” pay. Call C. Brown to 646-7973. I'/t baths, modern kit­ SUPPLIES All real estate advertised In planting, mowing. Waokly Complata, home care. All work gutnnIttO. update t arrange an Interview YARD Cleaning.' Garage chen, all appliances. 2 the Manchester Herald Is sarvtoo available. “No Job Too Small" Call months security. Ref­ RABBITS. Mixed breed. 8 lHanrliPatpr MpralJi Topic! sublect to the Fair Housing and cellar cleaning, weeks old. $7 each. D ia ^ o s |203| 289-1156 Act of 1W8, which makes It Call for fraa aatlmatas. Frsi Eitlm atn gutter cleaning, yard erences. No pets. 643- 742-7631 2121. Telephone 646-6649. Patients Illegal to advertise any pref­ 7 4 2 - 7 4 7 6 cleaning, pointing onci erence, limitation or discrim­ 646-1143 decorating, oil other MANCHESTER- 454 Main Patients RELIABLE babysitter ination based on race, color, H6R CONSTRUCTION miscellaneous odd Street. Second floor, 3 tory Cai for school vacation. religion, sex or national Get the Want Ad hobit... FARRAND REMODELING MRCELUNEOUS Wednesday, March 23, 1988 origin, or an Intention to read and use the little ads Roofing of all typea. lobs. Coll Charles 645- room heated. No ap­ Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cents •The cc 10-3. Good hourly rate, Room addHIons. daeks, roofing, 6345 Anytime otter 4:30. pliances. Security. $480 FOR SALE for Interview call 643- moke any such preference, In Classified regularly. aiding, windows and gutWrs. Fr e e e s t im a t e s . Nurses limitation or discrimination. 643-2711. WEDDING Photo per month. 646-2426, 2387 after 6pm. ■aokhoa and buSdozar sarvloa All Work Guaranteed. weekdovs 9-5. 6 Michael Jackson tickets educatio The Herald will not know­ ovallaMa. Call Bob Farrand. Jr. grophy. Trouble find­ for sole. Call between For rt .....M TEACHER- Long term ingly accept any advertise­ ing 0 photographer? 1 Bedroom apartment In 8-3. 565-1779. substitute for grades ment which Is In violation of GOOKKEEPING/ Bin. 047-8509 647-0280 266-7149 .....U the low. We do emergency Bolton. Available May FOR Sale- As Is. 14 foot .....M • 78.8 Math. CT. State MCOME TAX R ll. 846-0849 booking! Call 649-3642 1st. Country setflnp. dates, I .....17 Certification In Math SOUTHERN N ew Eng- and ask about our In­ Stove, refrigerator, metal Bestos SS 2 stove land classifleld ads pipe. Shennandoah FBI help sought in Martin murder case .....M or eligibility for certifi­ KITCHEN A BATH troductory gift!!! laundry facilities. Heat ,....19 cation reaulred. Aca­ reach n e arly 800,000 TAX ATTORNEY FLOORING Royal Wedding Included. $500 per Wood-Coal stove and Alumi homes In Connecticut Iftsoisd asm ms) 10 pieces of 3 foot pipe. d em ic concentration In REMODELING Photography. month. Security dep­ By Andrew Yurkovsky Math and some knowl­ and Rhode Island. The Will advise and prepare 649-1573. being sought because the depart­ lab reports, photographs, etc. — death in connection with a sexual to have a profile from the FBI in The M From the smallest repair to osit. references. 643- Manchester Herald The FBI attempted last year to edge of computers are price fo r a basic 25 all tax returns. FLdORSANDING HANDYM AN 0445. ment’s own investigation of the have not changed during that assault in South Windsor, was one or two months. do a psychological profile of the Phi is h< desirable. Contact Mr. w ord ad Is only $55 and the largest renovation, we case is “stalemated." The profile time. questioned about the killing by on Satui A will appear In 43 news­ WHITMAN will do a complete job. Start •'Floors Ilka new Home Improvement - Folnttne death of 17-year-old Michael S. A ...... 91 Vene Hording Princi­ - Botementa Finished • Tiling - Police are seeking an FBI could help police in their search Brooks would not comment in Connect .....92 papers. For more In­ tSB Dowrtay Drive., A pt A to finish. Free estimates. a Spaelsllzing in oldar floors CONDOMINIUMS e n d r o l l g Manchester police but has been Linders of Ellington but deter­ pal. Tolland Middle Manohasisr, 528-1691 Light Coreentrv - 000 JOBS - psychological profile of the type for suspects in the slaying. Martin was found strangled on any detail on the circumstances .....93 formation call Classi­ a Natural & stained floors iNsuaeo ' 271k«Mlh-aM ruled out as a suspect. mined that there was not enough alumnat School, 96 Old Post Heritage Kitchen A a No waxing anymore FOR RENT of person or persons who may The FBI puts together profiles March 7, 1987, in her Mayfair of Martin’s killing, except to say .... 94 Road. Tolland, CT. fie d , 643-2711 and ask ssftfMt • t te r 2 M Merrill escaped from Somers information to put one together. call Bea .... 95 BARRY SCANLON have murdered 88-year-old Ber­ of a murder through an examina­ Gardens apartment on North that a "ligature.” a string or 06084.875-2564. Applica­ for detalls.n Bath Center Jehn Varfallls - 648-5750 MANCHESTER- Nice 2 : SMJST a t pMkad aa M ««• Main Street. A fire started in'a state prison in August and re­ Linders was found dead Nov. .... 9* tion deadline March Come visit our showroom at; 646-2411 free estimates bedroom Townhouse : HareM OHIes Manday Wh u nice B, Martin last year, Capt. tion of the circunistances of the mains at large. rope, was used to strangle her. .... 97 MANCHESTER. New list­ sofa in Martin’s apartment is 14, 1986, behind the apartment 31st. Position to begin ing. A 16 X 32 Inground 182 W. Middle Tpke. with deck. Hot water : TtHHadaybafoia 11a.m. only. Joseph H. Brooks said Tuesday. case. Brooks said. He said Brooks said police decided to Brooks declined to say what the building at 125 Spruce St. His April 7th. EOE. pool puts you In the YBO , Manchester HAWKES TREE SERVICE Included. $590.643-4263. Brooks, who is the commander composing such a profile should believed to have been set to cover Seoul HEATING/ up the crime, Brooks said. turn to the FBI in January for next step for police would be after death was originally ruled a swim In this lovely Bucket, truck 6 ohtpper. Stump of the detective division of the not be hindered by the fact that assistance when they had no Boy St neighborhood. Our Income Tax 649-5400 PLUMOiNG removal. Free eetlmetae. receiving the profile. He said he homicide, but the slate medical HOMES Manchester Police Department, the murder occurred over a year Frederick R. Merrill, who was further leads to follow in the did not want to lip off any co-sponi sparkling Cape offers 3 Spaclil conelderetlon for said the profile by the FBI was ago, as the evidence gathered — examiner reclas.sified it late last ★ bedrooms, I'/j baths, Prepared elderly and handloeppad. E l FOR RENT Automotive charged four days after Martin’s Martin case. He said police hope potential suspects. year as "indeterminate.” Church, dining room, garage, THIS SPACE R.A. DAVIDSON Dinner i Telemarketing large lot. $169,900. by CPA eiumblne, Hosting, Pump Servio* COVENTRY- Near lake. 1 •Hcket <50.40 Ngw Instplletlons, Rgpairs, 647-7553 bedroom, large kit­ Cen4ury-21- CARS 14.50 for Homeseekers Realty. 164 East Center St. fo r 24 Insertions Oralnt dgengd, Bathroom 6 c h e n , living room, AAA Auto Club Manchester KHehen RomodaUng EASTERN WATERPROOFING large yard. $525 per FOR SALE calling ( 623-5044. SerWot fs Our Bu$lnu$ Looking for people Coll 443-2711 COMPANY month. References and 30 Locust Street. 2 family, BPeCIAUZtNQ IN security reaulred. Call P L Y M O U T H V o la re 1977. Pay plan OK for details Bus. Phone 742-83S2 who like to talk on the 4 rooms each. Excel­ 647-9780 • Wwl 0— ■ffu Mt • HMoHwtyn 742-9125. Slant 6, automatic, phone, apeak with a lent location. Nice lot. • Sump Pumpt • HoundaUon Oraok* good condition, some Lover Owner financing possi­ PLUMOING a HEATING PUKE EBTIMATEG rust. $500 or best offer. pleaaant voice, work ENROLLED AGENT WRITTEN QUARANTEE STORE AND ble. $179,000. 646-2426, 12 Veers IRS ttporlonoo 5 0 1 PAINTING/ Boilers, pumps, hot 647-7621. A six- from 9-1 pm, Monday 9-5 weekdays. OFFICE SPACE Tex Preperellen / OoneuMng / Tax PAPERING water tankk, new and 175-6848 T O Y O T A Corona 1977. for hospital Much" thru Friday In our Man­ MANCHESTER- 227 Good for parts. $200, Manchei Ixpect In New a Old Tex Laws replacements. MANCHESTER- Prime chester Office. South Main Street. A NAME your own price. M il evenings 647-9515. from 7: custom built 8 room FREE ESTIMATES downtown office We offer; Hourly wage, KIMERLEE D. O'NEILL F a th e r 8, Son, pointing space, 825 square feet. FIREBIRD 1984- Auto­ By Andrew J. Davis course v Colonial home with 2 and papering, remo­ 643-9640 / 228-9616 CONCRETE matic, 6 cylinder, A/C, institutions, commissions, Incen­ car attached garage. 6 4 6 - 6 0 7 9 Reasonable. 668-1447. Manchester Herald William R. Johnson, chairman Storrs ai val. 872-8237. power steering. Excel­ of destn tives, paid vacation, Four bedrooms, 2 eeeoeeeaaaeoaore IDEAL office suite for lent condition, $5995 or of the board of trustees, echoed baths plus 2 lavatories, realtor, accountant. In­ Discui courtesy membership, INCOME TAX J.N.T. HEATING best offer. 875-8095 or The majority of employees at the same sentiment. “I think It’s formal dining room S te n cilin g CPS CONCRETE surance and so-forth. 3 875-1703. without sales training. Add life to one of your A C O O LIN G Manchester Memorial Hospital very competitive, I think the w ith 2 china closets. PREPARATION Installatlona, Rapolra, Burner, Patios, walks, floors, rooms, heated, olr con­ make yt Excellent closet space rooms with a hand ditioning, central Main FORD Escort 1981-2door, should be receiving pay hikes in employees will be very pleased," C a ll J u d y In Your Homs , Bollert, Water Heotaia. automatic, A/C, power reiationi and first floor den. InloudIng: Rental and' Sols pointed wall border. Cleaning, Refractory Sarvloa. additions & decks. S tre e t. Woll-to-wol the next few weeks after the Johnson said. Level lot 150 X 200. Propriatorfhip. Call Jim Whaelar Coll Lennie at FREE Esflmofes. carpeting, panelled steering, excel lent con­ hospital Board of Trustees passed The evaluation was started last fee for tl 646-70796 Immediate occupancy. Cell Ted: 742-5700 w o l |;fOV O nly $350 dition. $1595. 875-8095. call 647-1 b e tw e e n 5 4 8 -7 8 6 5 a comprehensive salary and job summer, Andrew A. Beck, hospi­ Asking $345,000. Robert 7 4 2 - 1 0 0 9 1-800-312-4146 4 4 7 -9 2 8 9 monthly. Belflore GRAND Prix LJ 1983- evaluation Tuesday, said a hospi­ 9 a m -1 p m J. Sm ith, Inc. 649-5241. Agency 647-1413. Looded, 73K, 1 owner. tal director of public relations, tal spokesman. has said. The Wyatt Company of Monday-Friday MANCHESTER. Fire­ Cleon. $4800, 647-9138 S Ib lln daytim e. Amy Avery, hospital assistant Boston helped the hospital with tquBi OppoflunNy employer place glow. 2 story OFFICE director of public relations, said the evaluations, though depart­ A pare Cape Cod with real HOMES HOMES H O N D A A ccord L X 1985- ’’Sibling 2 appeal. Newly deco­ CONDOMINIUMS 4 door, 5 speed, power today that the evaluation should ment managers and the person­ 2 Rentals PLUMBER- P-2 license rated. Treed lined 0 0 FOR SALE FOR SALE m FOR SALE SPACE ' steering, brakes, win­ include raises for most em­ nel office instituted the program, Center ( required. Great oppor­ street, 2 car garage, Buckingham Village, dows, air, cruise con­ ployees. However, .she stopped he said. Manchei tunity and working gas heat, decorator up­ MANCHESTER. Clean 2 trol, AM-FM stereo April 6 EAST Hartford. "New TOLLAND. Enloy spring Glastonbury short of saying that all employees It was the first evaluation the conditions In Manches­ grades. Sun room, fin­ Listing" Antique surrounded by 1 '/j bedroom Townhouse. ROOMS cassette. Excellent at the hospital, except registered church. ter area. 649-6726 days. ished basement, work­ Central location, close 1 1 3 condition. $7250. 646- hospital has done in about a charm and beauty of ocres of flowering FOR RENT comer of Manchester nurses, would be receiving pay decade, and hospital officials The gi 673-0653 evenings. shop. Owner will the 1920's, 6 room s, 3 shrubs and apple trees! to highway. $81,900. 1542. I Re- C all evenings a fte r 6pm Road and Hebron hikes. were afraid the old evaluation reduce I t of C H IL D Care needed In accept any reasonable bedrooms Impeccably 2 bedroom expandable MANCHESTER- Nicely C H R Y S LE R 1973- Tow n my home for new­ offer. D.W. Fish Realty 755-2177 or 879-1344. Avenue. Approxima­ and Country Wagon. Earlier this month, registered system did not address current make hi done, nice entrance Cape, Ideal starter furnished, quiet and tely 400 sq. ft. call Debbii ndo- borns. Days and even­ 643-1591.0 foyer, french doors, home, super conve- GLASTONBURY. N ew private. Many extras. $400 or best offer. 649- nurses approved a new contract practices, regulation procedures full 2 ings. Experienced and E X C IT IN G 7 room G a m ­ like new oak floors, nlent location! listing! Exceptional Utilities Included. Se­ Mr. Matrick 5135 offer 6pm. which raised starting salaries and salary structure. Beck said. 3 will lead day, references. Call 646- brel Colonial In Bolton new kitchen, warm and $157,900. Klernon end u n it! 2 bedroom curity and references. G R A N D W ogoneer 1986. from S22.000 to $27,000 and The evaluation was not con­ the cost I ox- S115. slated for completion sunny porches, new Realty. 649-1147. Condominium In $240 per month. Call 646-1700 White, excellent condi­ maximum pay from $27,000 to informa s o u g h t after area, nected to the demand by licensed Ib u t ONE Full-time Mechanic In early April! 3 spa­ root, enclosed porch, MANCHESTER. Ideal 644-0383. tion, 3 4 ,0 0 0 miles. $35,800. Registered nurses belong practical nurses and nurse’s the Man bo wanted. Diesel and cious bedrooms, 2.5 raised flower beds and family home. Excel­ move-ln condition, ROOM for rent. Close to $14,900. 646-5422. many extras! Call for to the Federation of Nurses and aides for salary increases. Beck tion Offi niov heavy equipment. b a t h s , 1 s t f l o o r nice yard! You must lent valu e to r the g ro w ­ buslines and down­ MISCELLANEOUS VW Rabbit 1982. Diesel, oMo- Must have own tools. laundry, mudroom, see this onel $156,900. in g family. 4 b e d ­ details! $159,900. Kler- town. $80 per week. Health Professionals union. said. The LPNs and nurse’s aides non Realty. 649-1147. FOR RENT excellent condition, So- Insurance, profit shar­ large kitchen with din­ Century-21 Lindsey rooms, l'/3 baths, Telephone 643-9008. A/C, AM-FM, 40mpg. 1 "It will affect almost every demanded a salary increase E x- ing and salary negotia­ ing area that over- Real Estate. 649-4000. screened ^ porch, rec MANCHESTER. Beauti­ GARAGE for rent. Stor­ owner. $2500 or best Raginald Plnto/Manchaatar Harald employee,” Avery said. “Some comparable to the one voted in by P layei rift ble. Apply at; Upton loooks a beautiful MANCHESTER. "Eighth room, spacious coun­ ful 1 bedroom. Corpet- Wishing will not sell any­ a g e only. $40 per offer. 649-9664. TAX REVIEW — C. DeCarli, of 16 Bigelow St., left, meets substantially.” registered nurses. Coll Construction Inc., 537 wooded rear yard. Ex- Board members, from left, are Ike Kleinschmidt, Frank District". Another try kitchen, beoutlfully Ing has been ubgroded. thing ... a low-cost ad In month. Please tele­ FO RD P into 1976. Rons There are 950 non-union em­ Reports of a possible walkout There 643- Stafford Road. Route ceptlanal oak cabine­ beauty on the north landscaped 3/4 acre Kitchen appliances In­ Classified will. Why not phone 647-8191. Tuesday with members of the Board of Tax Review to Stamler and Elizabeth Sadloski. ployees at the hospital and 218 Manchei OP- 32, Mansfield, CT. Be­ try, choose your own good. Low mileage. by the LPNs quickly faded after side, 7 c o m fo rta b le lot. $159,900. C entury 21 clude microwave. place one today! 643-2711. MANCHESTER- Indus­ Call 647-0293 between complain about the increased assessment on his home. will recc tween 8-4pm. floor covering and co­ room s, 3 bedroom s, 1 '/j E p s te in Realty 647- $95,900. Sentry Real registered nurses. the LPNs were able to meet with lors. 2.3 acres suitable trial, office, commer­ 9:30-3:30. Avery would not release $60 dona FiuTl DENTAL Receptionist- baths, rec room, coun­ 8895.D Estate 643-4060.O cial space. 2400 square Gallacher to discuss their io n; for horses! $264,900. t r y kitchen, quiet APARTMENTS CITATION 1982- Body further details on the contents of demands. * progran Full-time, Vernon of­ MANCHESTER. A home MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ feet. Loading dock. and Interior In excel­ try, fice. Pleasant staff. Jackson & Jackson street, patio and tool to be cherished. Im­ room unit .In move-pIn m FOR RENT Woodland Industrial the evaluation. Avery said she did not know The G 646- Real Estate 647-8400.n shed! Don't miss It! lent condition. A/C, organizi Benefits, experienced maculate and spacious condition I Upgraded Pork. 643-2121. AM-FM with cassette. Hospital managers will meet how the evaluation would affect p referred but w illing to ORIGINAL Owners relo­ $154,900. Century-21 4 bedroom , 2Vj both carpet. Kitchen ap­ ELLINGTON. Town- Revaluation flap Insignificant’ more ini with department employees by efforts by the United Food and train, mature, self- cating South after Lindsey Real Estate. pliances Include mic­ house Grodens. Beauti­ Rear window defrost. F3#n Garrison Colonial. ROOMMATES Automatic transmis­ March 31 to discuss the results. Commercial Workers Union to Schneidi Io n motivated person. Call many happy years In VICTORIAN. Located on Sliders to bock potlo, 2 rowave. Nice view! ful 1 bedroom Ranches was in accord with the state the town’s revaluation by the this super "Family" and Townhouses with WANTED sion. Needs engine. B y A n d re w Yurkovsky notices also include a portion of By April 3, all adjustments in unionize all non-union hospital and 525-3868, between 10-4, south end of Manches­ cor oversized garage, $109,000. S entry Real Best offer. 649-7593. Male-Female. home. Ansaldl built 7 Estate 643-4060.O private entrance $510- Manchester Herald statutes.” Werbner said during beginning of next week. the assessment under the cate­ salary and job descriptions employees. Hospital officials le i , ter. Large 13 room lovely acre plus lot. the meeting in the Lincoln Center Tuesday’s special meeting of and FRAMERS Needed- Must room s, 3 bedroom s, 1.5 house with 1st floor $244,500. C entury 21 Ep­ MANCHESTER. Beauti­ $550 monthly Includes ANDOVER- Mature fe­ M O N T E C orlo 1983- Con­ gory “other buildings” if the should take effect, she said. ha ve stated that a union is neither W id o l Mhl- have 2 years expe­ baths, 1st floor family bedroom, dining room, stein Realty 647-8895.D ful 2 bedroom unit In appliances, wall to male non-smoker to vertible, white with The former town assessor said hearing room. the Board of Directors was called property has an attached garage. Michael R. Gallacher, hospital wanted or needed by non-union ito6 . room with magnificent living room with fire­ wall, olr and parking. shore house near lake blue top. Only 16K today that the fact that the 1987 Assessor J. Richard Vincent by Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. last president, said in a prepared W idov rience. Have own tools MANCHESTER. Excel­ excellent condition! miles. Mint condition. Formerly, properties of this employees. and transportation. brick fireplace. New place and 1st flo o r lent location with this Carpet has been up­ Superintendent 872- with some. $275 plus 'h revaluation was based on 1986 has said that his office used 1986 week in order to allow the statement that the evaluation will Officials from the union’s Local M anchei driveway and newer laundry room. Spa­ 2025, R.C. W hite Co. utilities. Available $8000 firm. 647-8997 type would have all of the land WW- Immediate position desirable 8 room Co­ graded. Kitchen ap­ property values is not “signifi­ values for the 1987 assessment directors to ask questions of make the hospital more competi­ 919 could not be reached for Sunday, available. 643-1720 roof. Very private cious enclosed porch pliances Include mlc- 236-5961. April 1. 742-9350 after days. 646-8160 included in the category for 3pm 120X150 lat with above lonial that offers o 6pm . evenings. cant.” despite questions raised becau.se 1976 values were used for administration officials about the tive with other area hospitals and comment today. D ean e 1 M a rk . and oversized 1 cor large 1st floor family rowove. Air NEW Apartments on bus­ “main lot” and an attached c a ll 871- Mom ground pool, porch, garage, but wait BUICK Skylark Limited about the procedure by the state the 1977 revaluation. But Belle­ revaluation. The meeting was V oc- C L E R K S . 6 needed for room, heated sun conditioner! $109,900. line. 1 bedroo m , 2nd garage included with the home in and patio. Martin th e re 's morel T h is room , 3 bedroom s, 2 Sentry Real Estate 643- floor. $575 per month. 1 WANTED 1985- A /C , pow er steer­ Office of Policy and ville said that 1977 values were scheduled before the issue of the key Manchester/East School district! ing, power brakes. Ste­ the “main building" category. Hartford areas. Come house has o 2 bedroom fireplaces, IV 2 baths 4060.O month security. Peter­ TO RENT Management.' used for Manchester’s 1977 reva­ base year for market values was rm o- $239,900. Jackson & In low apartment too! reo with cassette and ita c t in or call Olsten. Man­ and o 2 cor garage. MANCHESTER. R iv e r man Building Com­ South Windsor Assessor Edgar luation. He said the 1977 values raised. Vincent has said that the Jackson Real Estate Anne Miller Real Est­ Owner anxious to sell. pany. 649-9404. extras. Excellent con­ were generated by updating the Werbner said Tuesday that the breakdowns were a result of a field chester 647-1991 or 647-8400.D Mill Estates. Brand INDEPENDENTLY em­ dition. 646-6621. Belleville, who was the assessor D r. ( >me. H a rtfo rd 549-5544. ate 647-8000.O Asking $243,900. U 81 R new 2 bedroom Tow n- MANCHESTER. 1 bed­ ployed Corpenter- in Manchester during the town’s 1976 figures. Town Attorney’s office had new computer program and have Federal regulation C LA SSY 7 room Raised THREE Bedroom classic Realty. 643-2692. house starting at room apartment. Stove /Crottsmon seeks crea­ C A M A R O 1985- Iro c Z-28. last revaluation lOyearsago. said However, if the state deter­ looked into the matter and made a no effect on ■ an individual M K T T IM t Ranch on Grissom Colonial In one of Man­ MANCHESTER. G re a t $148,500. Fully ap­ and refrigerator. Ref­ tive living situation. 3600 miles. TPI engine. Road In the Forest H ills Fully loaded. $18,000. today it makes little difference mines that Vincent was wrong to preliminary determination that it assessment. MOTHERS a OTHERS chester's most sought starter homel Roomy 6 pllanced kitchen, 1'/j erences required. $330 B a r te r service for 1. Loa a re a . 3 bedroom s, 2 full otter area! I'/j baths, baths, garage with monthly. 646-2311. space? Need garage or 569-7147 Monday- what year market values are use the 1986 values, “ it’s an was appropriate to u.se 1986 fair Director Kenneth N. Tedford which c Mornings, nights 8, baths, stunning new room Bungalow with insignificant mistake as far as market values. He reiterated a snags plant funds large fireplaced living updated eot-ln kitchen, door opener, cathedral small shop and small Thursdoy, evenings 5- derived for. so long as the weekends. We have fully appllanced Euro­ 4 Room apartment, 2nd said, “Maybe you don’t think MED room, enclosed sun 3 bedrooms, lovely pri­ celling and skylight In floor with gas, gas place to live. Machine 7pm. revaluation establishes equity I’m concerned,” Belleville said. statement by Vincent that the there’s a penny of difference, but Ideal Telemarketing pean kitchen, attic fan, room, formal dining vate fenced yard and master bedroom. Gen­ 278-7646. Vincent said late this morning town probably would not be 9 9 stove and o refrlgero- between different properties. there are a lot of property owners 2. WhI positions In our East family raom with fire­ room , and 2 cor g a r­ garag e. $132,000. Sen­ erous carpet and floor­ B v A n d re w Yurkovsky regulation with Cassano place, economical gas tor. $500 per month MOTHER of two, looking “The issue of whether you u.se that his office had been unable required to carry out a revalua­ Insect? Hartford office for stu­ age. View this house try Real Estate 643- ing allowance, Ander- w ith 2 m onths security. running around trying to find out Manchester Herald The total cost of the plant dents, retirees, moth­ heat, 2 car garage, nice today. $210,000. B lan­ for female roommate CLYDE 1977 or 1976 (market values) is either to confirm or refute tion again. where those buildings are.” 4060.O s o n th e r m o p a n e Telephone 645-6773. to share her three bed- CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. Belleville’s claim that the 1977 Some directors raised ques­ improvement is estimated at ers with grade school flat yard. Clean as a chard 8< Rossetto Real­ windows, atrium completely insignificant.” he Director Stephen T. Cas.sano $27.4 million. Huestis said. Of that w histlel $209,900. Jack- tors, "We're Selling MANCHESTER. Cozy MANCHESTER. Main robm apartment, Glas­ ROUTE 83, VERNON revaluation was based on 1977 tions about how notices of assess­ He added. “I think if thi.s thing children and others Cope with 3 or 4 bed­ doors, deck, quality tonbury area. 659-8482. said. “The point of a revaluation said Tuesday that tax-exempt amount, $14.3 million is to he 3. Am who need a hlgh-pav- san 8i Jackson Real Houses" 646-2482.0 Street. 2 rooms. Stove property values. ment increases were prepared had been thought through, some­ rooms, garage with workmanship through­ and refrigerotor. 529- B4Camarocpa *7995 is to establish equity” borrowed from the .state, and the his Ing lob with flexible Estate 647-8400.O out. Strano Real Estote Donald W. Zimbowski. the chief earlier this month. thing could have been put in Jifjth funding for improvements to the QUALITY Constructed 3 summer porch and per­ 7858 o r 563-4438. 84 Cantury LTD vs *7395 Meanwhile, Assistant Town town's waste treatment plant remainder is to be paid for by MO hours. Call Mr. Mike. M A N C H E S T E R -L o v e ly 3 bedroom ottoched sin­ fect location. Wonder­ 6 4 7 - 7 6 5 3 .D ANTIQUES/ 84 Pontiac Tran* Am *8995 Manager Steven R. Werbner of the OPM’s municipal division, This year’s notices include a the assesment notice" toexpMn bedroom Ranch on a gle family homes (you M A N C H E S T E R . 4 room s, I 2 I COLLECTIBLES 84 Pontiac Tran* Am *8995 the change.” could be in jeopardy due to a new state and federal grants. 2 8 9 -1 1 5 6 f u l starter home. 1 st floor, garage. expressed confidence during a has said that the town should have break-down for a main lot and 4. A professional lands­ own your own lot) fire­ $141,900. S entry Real LO TS/LAND 85 Spactrum 4 «r *3995 used 1987 fair market values for “acreage.” If a lot is larger than regulation adopted by the federal Cassano. who is the president of caped 1'/i acre lot. 2 placed living room, IV 3 Available Imme­ 1 Remington Upright pi­ meeting Tuesday night with the Director James F. “Dutch” Environmental Protection the Small Cities Council of the symbol? Estate 643-4060.O FOR GALE diately. No pets. $500 SBOIdaCallai*. *7995 real estate for the 1987 revalua­ the average-sized lot for such a LIGHT Industrial. 5 b a th s , first floor baths, Anderson per- ano, $400 or better SS Ciiav. Astro Van *9695 town Board of Directors that the Fogarty said that the change in Agency I^eague of Cities, said that he had workers needed for loundry, fireplaced rec COVENTRY. Waterfront per month. 649-2813. town’s revaluation was carried tion. The town instead used 1986 neighborhood, some of the assess­ moshleld thermopane MANCHESTER. L e v e l offer. 1 freezer, 9 years 85 Cantury 4 Or. *6995 the notices raised questions in the Cassano. who returned Tues­ discussed with U S. Rep. Barbara Manchester/East room with separate home with spectacular ROCKVILLE. Large 1 old, 18.5 cubic feet, $75. market values. ment is broken down into the windows, range, re­ view. Large deck, en­ lots approximately 3/4 88 Cavallar CS 4 ar. *5995 out correctly. minds of taxpayers. day from the congressional meet­ B. Kennelly, the possibility of 5. A Hertford oreas. Come heat. Also Includes frigerator, dishwasher bedroom, new build­ Antique wringer- “We feel the method we used The 0PM may hpve a ruling on “acreage” category. This year’s In or call Olsten. Man­ 14X27 greenhouse. closed porch and your acre. City sewer and 88 Cantury 4 4r. *9995 ing of the National I.eague of changing the regulation to elimi­ ancient i and microwave oven, water. 646-7207. ing. Washer-drver washer, best offer. Call "You screwed this thing up and chester 647-1991 or $229,900. D.W. Fish carpeting, full base­ own boot dock will hook-up, storage, ca­ between 5-6pm. 643- ••Camarocaa *10,795 you made me and everybody in Cities in Washington. D C., said nate the letter of credit. CU Hartford 549-5544. Realty 643-1591.0 enhance summer en­ ble, stove, refrigera­ 88 Old* Dana C|« *11,295 ment and even on att­ tertaining. $196,000. 8540. town suspicious,” he said, ad­ that the regulation for the EPA’s In another matter. Mayor Pe­ X-RAY Technician. Im­ EAST Haddam. A million ached garage. -D O N 'T tor, carpeting. From 87 Caprtca «4*on *12,595 waste water grant program ter P DiRosa Jr , whoaccompan- 6. T r y D.W. Fish Realty 643- 87 Chav. Calabrity 4 *. *8995 dressing Vincent. mediate Medical Core dollar view from this MISS THIS 1591.0 MORTGAGES $475 per month plus Se// Your Car Analysis details differences would e.stablish a letter of credit ied Cassano to Washington, said those a t Center of Manchester wotertront Ranch. OPPORTUNITY- utilities. Coll 643-8557 87 Pont. 80004*. *9995 evenings.. for payment of grant monies that Kennelly had agreed to look (a ) L a has o full time opening Great Bass fishing. $149,900.Blanchard 8i 87Cantury4*. *9995 He said that because a 1984 into finding federal funds to help for o registered X-Ray Beazley R ealtors. 537- Rosietfo Realtors, I CONDOMINIUMS 0 0 NOT GO BANKRUPTI MANCHESTER- 3 bed­ Finance Director Boyce Spi- ranges increased in assessments its tax bill among the nine in the (d) C n Technician. Interested 3446. •'We're Selling Stop Foreclosure I Home- room with heat, com- nelli presented an analysis to the in varying proportions. group. Taxes from that property federal tax revision denies tax pay for drainage and dredging (c) O ff Houses" 646-2482.0 FOR SALE owners, consolidate your 4 Lines — 10 Days 872-9111 TODAY exempt status for municipal work for Union Pond. The two (d) U p applicants call Sheri at COLCHESTER. Custom bills, pay off your credit i^etelv remodeled. $750 Board of Directors Tuesday One property in the group, would increase by 67.4 percent in 721-7393, Manday- made Contemporary. 9 cards, your car or busi­ per month. Call Dan 50$ charge each addi­ showing the tax bills of owners of which has an assessment of 1987 over 1986, or from $919 to bonds that are directly or indi­ also asked Kennelly to find out (e) Hoi Frldov, 9-4. MANCHESTER. South BRAND new and lovely 1 649-2947. rooms, sunken living Field Green. Immacu­ bedroom Condomi­ ness loan, your mortgage tional line, per day. You nine properties assessed at differ­ $42,777 in 1987 based on 34 percent $1,538. Index rectly guaranteed, the town whether it is likely that the U.S HARVEST Shop- Ticke- room , 2 stone patios, late 2 bedroom Tow n- nium with cathedral and save, save your 1 Bedroom, 2nd floor. can cancel at any time. CAMPERS/ ent values under the phase-in and of fair market value, would have Spinelli’s figures assumed a might have to go to the open bond Postal Service will have the large deck, 11 acres. homel I NO PAYMENTS 24 pages, 2 atcUont tron Operator, lewelry house Condominium. ceilings. This Condom­ Emanuel Lutheran I ' SO RRY. TRARJRS revaluation. a 14.4 percent reduction in its tax mill rate in 1986 of 48.59and a mill market in order to bond for the money to build a new post office assembly, general Beazley Realtors. 537- Skylit family room inium has beautiful UP TO 2 YEARSI Bad Church elderly hous­ credit. Iota payments or hi'‘k 6 REFUNDS OR Some properties with relatively bill under the phase-in and rate in 1987 of 41.54. Business _ _ _ 21 Lottery. project, resulting in a higher building on property off Sheldon shopkeeping and sales. 3446. with heotllafor fire­ large windows which ing. 643-1193 or 649-3087. HAROWALL. 1982 Palo­ unemployment Is not a ^adjustments low assessments saw greater revaluation. The taxes in that All nine properties would have Claaalflad 21-23 Obituarlas. interest rate. Road. Hours needed; Satur­ EAST Haddam. Lake place. Large rooms, m oke fo r a very bright MANCHESTER. Large 3 m ino POP-UP cam per. days 9;45om to 6;00pm. problem. Foreclosure as­ increases in tax bills due to the case would be reduced from either less of an increase or a C o m ic s ______16 O p in io n ___ Robert Huestis. the town’s The postal service purchased Lotti view, year round 3 2 baths, w all to Heater, sink, stove, re­ revaluation than those with $2,074 in 1986 to $1,777 in 1987. greater decrease in taxes with a Connecticut _4-S People 8;30pm. Additional lot, large family room, pliances Including mic­ who wants that some­ EMPLOYED. wall carpeting, wa- frigerator. Storm/s- higher assessments. On the other hand, a property phase-in than they would without Focus 10 Sport* 17-20 today he did not know what the construction of a new post office hours available. Coll greenhouse, enclosed rowave to remain. thing special In a Con­ Switi Conservative sher/dryer hook-up. CLASSIFIED creen windows. Awn­ Food 13-15 Talavislon___11 effect of the federal regulation building has been delayed be­ Connectic Jerry or Karen at 649- Werbner and Spinelli said that valued at $37,021 in 1987 had the porch. Beazley Real­ $169,900. D.W. Fish dominium. Anne Miller Group of M8-4S4-13M $750 plus utilities. 643- ing. Sleeps 7. $3000. properties in different price greatest percentage increase in P lease turn to page 12 Local ------2-4,12 US. World __8-9 would be but would discuss the cause of budget cuts. Connectic 3906. 10-5;30 d ally. tors. 537-3446. Realty 643-1591.0 Real Estate 647-8000.D er 281-454-44M. 7560. 643-2711 649-1827 or 643-0290. > — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedoeadav. March 23,1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, March 23, 1988 -8 RECORD Sewer dispute in court Suit filetJ over district’s connection plan Abovt Town Births 17 By Alex GIrelll diately to a western part of the Manchester Herald Buckland Village Drainage Area Course aids nurses Greenlaw, iriila n , son of Wade and Paula ■ Text of complaint and that in 1983 the district The town has brought .suit in town’s lawsuit constructed a sewer line sleeve McShane Greenlaw of 69 Nike Circle was Itom against the Eighth Utilities Dis­ An eight-week course called “ Medical- Surgical March 9 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His against Eighth District under Buckland Street to allow Update for Nurses in Community Health and trict over installation of a contro­ for future connection of the maternal grandparents are Paul and Sallee versial sewer in Buckland, asking — page 7 Extended Care Settings” will be held from April 6 to McShane of Calais, Maine. His paternal grandpar­ eastern part ofthedrainagearea. May 25 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Meadows Manor, 333 the Superior Court to decide That is the area, including the ents are Ruby and Eston Greenlaw of New whether the district must connect Bidwell St. Brunswick. Canada. site of the proposed Mall at Changes in health delivery and hospital reimbur­ the sewer to the town system at Buckland Hills, that would be the point where the town wants counsel. sement will be discussed. The program has been Carlson, Joshua Ryan, son of Bart W. and Amy B. served by the sewer the district is the connection made. designed for nuraes employed in home care, Hanson Carlson of 61 Charles /Drive was bom March “ It’s the kind of thing that planning to install. The suit, seeking a declaratory extended care, clinics, and doctors’ offices to 10 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal makes lenders nervous. ” LaBelle The complaint says that DEP judgment, was filed in the Hart- update their skills in providing better patient care. grandparents are Robert and Suzanne Hanson of 43 said. approved plans by the district to ford/New Britain Court Tuesday. Topics to be discussed include: What’s New in Scott Drive. His paternal grandparents are William The district plans to issue bonds connect the sewer to the Man­ The town, represented by attor­ Diagnostic Imaging, Cardiac Update, Care of and Margery Carlson of 53 Alexander St. to pay for the sewer construction. chester system at two points, with Patients Receiving Chemotherapy. Caring for neys Kevin O’Brien and Stephen In the complaint, O’Brien and the diversion manhole and valve Patients with Ostomies, Diabetic Update, Respira­ Dougan, Maureen Murphy, daughter of Kevin W. Penny, asks the court to deter­ Penny say the district was to be operated by the town. The tory Care and Infection Control. and Ellen Murphy Dougan of 109 Dale Road was mine whether the district must notified the town that it intends to complaint says the district ents ■The course has been approved by the Connecticut bora March 9 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. connect the line to the town’s connect to the town’s system agreed to construct in accor­ Nurses Association and is worth 1.6 continuing Her maternal grandparents are Terrence W. and system at a town-owned sewer in without a permit from the town dance with the state’s approval education units. Rita M. Murphy of 757 Allen Road. Her paternal Adams Street and whether the and the point of connection was and now refuses to do so. For registration information or a brochure call grandparents are Paul W. and Jacqueline Dougan district must construct a conver­ never intended to service the The town claims that if the of Dale Road. 266-7149 or contact Pharmcon Educational Asso­ sion manhole to be operated by Buckland drainage area. district makes Its connection at the town. ciates, Inc. Box 1093, Chesire. Conn. 06410. Giana, Evan William, son of James J. and Ronnie On Monday night, the Planning an eastern point on the North Curtin Giana of 85 Strickland St. was bora March 9 A splitter value in the manhole and Zoning Commission tabled Manchester Interceptor Exten­ at St. Francis Hospital and Medical Center, would permit the town to decide until April 4 a decision on whether sion, the future capacity of that the direction of flow. Alumnae luncheon planned Hartford. His maternal grandmother is Helen to approve the sewer plan after line to .serve the area it was The district wants to connect two commission members, Theo­ intended to serve will be dimin­ ear to The Manchester Area Alumnae Club of Pi Beta Curtin of East Hartford. His paternal grandmother Phi is hosting a statewide Founder’s Day luncheon Is Margaret Giana of Manchester. His paternal the system to another town trunk dore Brindamour and William ished. It also claims that a of the line farther east on the North Bayer, said they would have to on Saturday. April 9 at noon at the University of >AP photo great-grandmother is Anna Mautner of Southing­ connection at that point will not A »el S. A Manchester Interceptor abstain from voting on it, Brin­ Connecticut Alumni Center in Storrs. All Pi Beta Phi ton. He has a sister, Bethany Denise, 3*A. be in accordance with a sewer Jeter- NINE SLEDS. NO WAITING — A row of with spring officially here. Tempera­ Extension. alumnae are welcome to attend. For reservations damour said he was not sure it plan drawn up for Manchester to lough nine sleds rests against a barn in tures around 60 are predicted for Sullivan, Nicole Sullivan, daughter of Raymond Attorney John D. LaBelle Jr., was a planning matter and Bayer comply with a 1975 state order ther. call Beatrice Hicock at 649-1407 by April 1. Wellesley, Mass., not being of much use Thursday. and Mona Martin Sullivan of 360 Windsor St. was the district’s legal counsel, de­ said he did not think it was within requiring the town to upgrade its Nov. with only a dusting of snow lately and born March 5 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. clined to comment on the specif­ his power to make a decision. sewer system. merit I Her maternal grandparents are Richard and ics of the case today, saying he In their complaint. O’Brien and District President Walter . His Scouts sponsor dinner Yvonne Martin of Colchester. Her paternal had not yet read the complaint. Penny say Manchester con­ Joyner and LaBelle have consist­ ed a But LaBelle did say that the Boy Scout Troop 126 and Cub Scout Pack 126 will grandparents are Dennis and Lorraine Sullivan, 4 structed the Adams Street Trunk ently denied that they agreed to idical existence of litigation might be of co-sponsor a roast beef dinner at Emanuel Lutheran Obituaries Robin Road. She has a brother, Derek, 2. Line in a 1978 agreement with the give the town control over the e last concern to ti- o,strict’s bond district to provide service imme­ diversion valve. Church, 60 Church St., Manchester, on Saturday. Mattson, Charlotte Lynn, daughter of Peter and Dinner will be served between 5 and 6:45 p.m. Sydney A. Lawrence Grand Isles. Vt.: a sister. Ellen made to the American Diabetes Tammy Baustien Mattson Jr. of 360 Oakland Height ’Tickets are available from any scout at a cost of Sydney A. Lawrence, of Ver­ Oryell of Rocky Hill: 10 grand­ Association. 17 Oakwood Ave., Apartments, was born March 2 at Manchester $4.50 for adults and $3 forchildren 10 and under or by children; and 17 great­ West Hartford, or to the Vernon Memorit)! Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Stop & Shop strike is over; calling 646-0850. non. died Monday at Manchester Memorial Hospital. He was the grandchildren. Nursing Community Center Inc., Donna Baustien of 360 Oakland Height Apartments. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Peter husband of the late Flora (Bush­ The funeral is Friday at 9:15 26 Park St., Vernon. Mattson of New Hampshire. Lovers get help way) Lawrence, who died in 1977. a m. at the Holmes Funeral Card of Thanks contract vote is due tonight and the father of George R. Home, 400 Main St., followed by a A six-week workshop for "People Who Love Too Lawrence of Manchester. Mass of Christian burial at 10 We wish to express our sincere Bv Nanev Concelman out at around noon Tuesday, Much’ ’ will be held at tne Women’s Center of Besides his son, he is survived a.m. in Sacred Heart Church. thanks to relatives, neighbors and Manchester Herald said. friends for their thoughtfulness Public Meetings shutting down the supermarket Manchester Community College on Wednesdays, by another son, Walter F. Law­ Vernon. Burial will be at a later Arnaldo Espinosa, president of and many acts of kindness shown The Super Stop & Shop super­ chain’s stores. Employees of the from 7:15 to 8:45 p.m., st lirting March 30. The rence of Vernon; two daughters. date in Grand Isie, Vt. Calling Local 919, said negotiators for the to us during our recent bereave­ market at 342 Broad St. reopened Manchester store began striking course will be led by psychotj Audrey Harris of Essex and hours are Thursday from 2 to 4 company had sought economic tierapist Betty Heiss of ment. Public meetings scheduled tonight: Stu HIpKInt / MinchMtsr Htrtid at around 8 a.m. today, following at around 10 a.m. Tue.sday and Storrs and the sessions will < Charlotte Beebe of Vernon: a p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. concessions unacceptable to the rman Explore the dymnamics a one-day strike by its employees most were out of the store by 11 of destructive relationships/ brother. Edwin Lawrence of Memorial donations may be The Donald Gobeille Family TIGER TALK — Richard Ramondetta, touring shopping centers all over the union in order to stall progress :hoed Manchester 31/4, of Manchester, greets Tony the and thousands of other Stop & a.m., said store manager Enzio toward an agreement, pending Discussions will include'such topics as loving United States to promote Frosted Shop supermarket workers in ik it's Democratic subcommittee. Town Hall coffee Monaco. Customers were forced completion of the sale of the without being in pain, fostering relationships that Tiger Friday at the Shop Rite super­ Flakes. Connecticut and western t the room, 7 p.m. to leave the store at that time, he company. sed,” make you feel happy with yourself, and ending a Deaths Elsewhere market on Spencer Street. Tony is Massachu.setts. said. relationship that is self-destructive. Registration The concessions included giv­ The Manchester store was Monaco said he had noestimate fee for the workshop is $50. For more information, ing up overtime pay for working d last Bolton among 47 stores in Connecticut on the numher of employees that holidays and Sundays, he said. call 647-6242. Reyner Banham studied books “ Theory and De­ Claas, 59, was the chief admi­ lospi- and eight in western Massachu­ walked out Tue.sday. The old three-year agreement sign in the First Machine Age” in nistrative officer of the alliance, Democratic caucus. Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. tions. LONDON (AP) — Reyner .setts that reopened between 7 “ There was too much confu­ expired on Feb. 6. Banham, an influential writer on 1960, “ The New Brutalism” in an international Baptist organi­ Day-care violations charged ny of Siblings are focus а. m. and 8 a.m. today. A sion,” he said. Stop & Shop, a supermarket 1966 and “ Architecture of the zation with a membership of C o V S T ltr y with architecture and the arts, died settlement was reached at Monaco said today that as far and discount department store part- A parenting education and support course; entitledc Saturday of cancer at age 66. Well-Tempered Environment” in more than 35 million worldwide. Bv Andrew J. Davis education for all staff members; Care began earlier this month around 12:20 a.m. today at the as he knew, all scheduled em­ 1969. Republican Town Committee caucus. Town operator, said Feb. 29 It had rson- 2 “ Siblings without Rivalry” will be co-sponsi-sponsored by Banham began working at the The organization conducts teach­ Manchester Herald not designating a head teacher: after an allegation that a staff Parkview Hilton in Hartford, ployees had reported to work. 2 agreed to be acquired in a Center Congregational Church. 11 Center St., and Gerhard ClaM ing, development and disaster Office Building, 7:30 p.m. ;ram, Bristol Aeroplane Co. after World having only one .staff member on member sexually abused a child ending a strike by Locals 919 and Employees seemed satisfied to be $44-a-share, $1.23 billion lever­ Manchester Memorial Hospital from 7 to 9 p.m. relief efforts in Third World An April 4 hearing has bepn War II. He studied art history at WASHINGTON (AP) - Ger­ site five times; not storing toxic there, Manchester police spoke.s- 371 of the United Flood and back at work, he said. aged buyout led by the invest­ April 6 for six consecutive Wednesdays at the nations. scheduled so that officials of the m the London University’s Courtauld hard Claas, general secretary of supplies securely; and having no man Gary J. Wood has said. Commercial Workers Union, San­ “ I think we’re all glad it’s ment firm Kohiberg Kravis Ro­ church. Kinder Care day-care facility on )ut a Institute while writing about the Baptist World Alliance, has Claas was a citizen of West Corrections organizational chart Al.so. the Cynthia Tough. Kinder Care dra Bouzoukis. spokeswoman for behind us at this point.” berts & Co. of New York. The goal of the group is to teach parents skills to West Center street can respond to icials contemporary architecture for died Monday from injuries suf­ Germany, where he had served in facility was cited for having a district manager, has said that the company said today. Monaco said he didn’t think all In a leveraged buyout. Inves­ reduce friction between brothers and sisters and a state Health Department report lation The Architectural Review. fered in a traffic accident near a number of pastoral and admi­ shed on its property which the employee accused of abuse The union repre.sents about of the facts and details surround­ tors usually borrow funds to make harmony possible. A story in the March 15 edition of the Manchester of 13 state health code violations irrent Banham wrote three widley Lodi, Calif. nistrative posts. obstructed the view of staff has been placed on administra­ б, 000 grocery and 1,500 meating and the union’s decision to strike acquire the company and then Debbie Clark. R.N., and Karen Fishman. R.N. Herald about astate lawcalling for the replacement at the facility, said a state Health dures members to the play area. Bell tive leave. That is corporate deli workers in the state. were clear to employees and local pay off the debt with the target said, will lead the discussion. A charge of $25 will cover _ _ of underground fuel oil tanks reported that some Department spokesman. said. policy for the about 1,200 child A secretary for the Local 919, store officials. 3 3 company’s cash flow or sale of its surface soil contamination was found at the former con- thecostofthetextbookandtheworkbook.Formore HOUOF Roll Wesley Bell, supervisor of the Officials at Kinder Care could care centers the corporation who did not want to be identified, “ I don’t know that anybody as.sets. information and to register call Elaine Kahaner at Mobil Service Station at Spruce and Maple streets ensed health department’s day-care not be reached for comment operates in the U.S. and Canada, said today that a ratification really fully understood why they Stop & Shop owns 113 Stop & the Manchester Memorial Hospital Parent Educa and attributed it to the careless removal of fuel licensing division, said tliat no jrse’s today. she said. meeting is scheduled for tonight were striking.” he said. “ I don’t Shop supermarkets and 169 Brad- Beck tion Office. 646-1222. ext. 2405. St. Jean, Kurt Thoresen, Karen To- Shawn Patches, Jeniffer Reedy, Keith pumps. A state Department of Enviromental decision will be made on the case The health department’s inves­ Also, Kinder Care has notified at 8 at Hartford Public High think they al’i knew why they were Manchester High nuccl, Christina VIsco, Heidi Vogel­ lees department stores. The offer aides Relmer, Carrie Roderick, Jessica Ro- Protection official says it is not unusual to find until at least a week after the tigation included help from the parents of the investigation, she School. out there.” Named to the honor roll for the sang, Susan Webb, Dwight Whitaker. mpno, Raymond Smith, Wendy Smith, expires on March 31, Espinosa rease Scott Stancllffe, Jeffrey Stanlunas, surface contamination at older service stations but April 4 departmental hearing. state Department of Child and has said. As of March 14, none of Neither union officials nor The short-lived strike had cen­ said. second quarter at Manchester ORADE 10 Christine Stone, Crystal Stuart, Amy that the firm removing the pumps and tanks, The violations include: not in by Regular honors Youth Services. Bell said. The the children had been withdrawn company spokesmen would re­ tered on workers seeking job William R. Gill Jr., an analyst Players need patrons High School were: Williams. Petroleum Services of Bristol, was not responsible Tori Baskervllle, Mark Benford, Mor- having medical records for all department was called in be­ from the facility, she said. veal the details of the agreement. security in view of the possible with Tucker Anthony in Wilton, ’There is still time to become a patron for the garet Call, Dave Campbell, James for the contamination. There was no spillage of children; not having two written Ikoiit ORADE 10 ORADE 11 cause it has expertise in inter­ There are 17 Kinder Care “ Absolutely no details (of the sale of the company. said he thought the union’s fears Manchester Gilbert and Sullivan players. Patrons Carroll, Lisa Chaloux, Sandra Cherko, gasoline by Petroleum Services during removal of after High honors Potricia Coogon, Corey Craft, Chris­ Regular honors references, good health certifica­ viewing children, he said. facilities in Connecticut, Bell settlement) are available at this Talks on a new three-year concerning Job security were Sherri Bell, Meg Berte, Sheryl Bran- Gregory Alalmo, Kim Amenta, Char­ the pumps or tanks. : with will receive two tickets for a $35 donation; four for a topher Davey, Aaron Dixon, Kristin tion or evidence of continued The investigation of Kinder said. point,” Aileen Gorman, vice contract broke down Monday unfounded. $60 donation, special seating and recognition in the dollk, Catherine Burgess, Yael CaspI, Emerson, Erin Farrell, Cheryl Fortin, lene Anderson, Elizabeth Anderson, their, Kimberly Cherko, Alexia Cruz,, Ian Kurt Gamer, David Ghabrial, Amy Scott Aronson, Fiona Arthur, Sandra president of public affairs for the night, but resumed around 3 p.m. program. Dalrymple, Erica DeJoannIs, TammI Gifford, Russell Gray, Robert Hartnett, Bobka, Kimberly Berdnick, ErlcBeren- company said. Tuesday when the company Associated Press reports are The Gilbert and Sullivan Players, a non-profit Dulberger, Kristina Harrison, Douang- Heidi Howorth, Michael Irrera, Paula son, Keith Bergeron, Steven BIske, know nlvanh Hemmayanh, Diana Pappas. Kornfeld, Kimberly Krenek, Julie Debbie Bray, Doreen Breen, Shaun Thoughts Nearly 7.500 employees walked made a new propo.sal, Bouzoukis included In this story. iffect organization, has been in existence for 41 years. For Crystal PIcano, Tanya Powers, Jen­ Lampson, Mellsa Lata, Marlle Lava- Brophy, Jennifer Chadburn, Kathy Coventry school budget bid more information on becoming a patron call Ginny nifer Rovegno, Abby Lynn Stoltz, tori, Karen Lee. Coltey, Cynthia Colvin, Connell Ti­ I and mothy, Robin Cvr. Schneider at 647-9308. Mercy Suitor, DIa Thao, Jodi WIdmer. Jaeson Lokotys, Mark Longo, Danny in to Ma, Ann Marie MocDonold, Hannah Dana DIeterle, Kendra Dupont, Fran- ’There is a motto that reads; ipital ORADE It MacKenzIe, Michael Miner Teresa clne Fllloramo, Robert FIske, Mindy High honors Mulligan, Naomi Munir, Slnorng Forde, Christopher Friday, Karin Galll- I believe in the sun when it does not shine. I believe cials Suzanne Agasi, Colleen Bell, Helen Muong, True Nguyen, Alexandra gan. Heather Gearin, John Gorman, in God when he is silent. I know the sun is up there up 13%; state funding due REGAL'S ither Widows to meet Call, Andrea Dellarocco, Jeremy Dlete- O'Brien, Melina Quagllo, llano Rob­ Susan Guerette, Lisa Hallowell, Karen rle, Craig Hempstead, Alyssa Homan, bins, Ellssa Shore, Laura Sines, Tanya Harley, Jennifer Hedlln, Lisa Henry, even on the darkest day. And when darkness veils inion Gregg Horowitz, Heather Hostetter, Charles Uskueb, Debra James, Kim­ Widows and Widowers Associated. Chapter 11 of Sines, Michelle Smith, Jonathan Soule, Jesus’ lovely face, I rest on his unchanging grace. Bv Jacqueline Bennett by rewarding the towns with $441,584. It is up from last year’s Alison Larkin, Sandra LeBrun, Gregory Thitpasimh Sourinho, Gory Stopple- berly Jarvis, Michael Jones, James It reminds us that there are those mountaintop vOcal Manchester, will, sponsor a buffet luncheon on Murrov, Scott Petersen, Grace Phillips, man, Debra Strlmike, Katherine Tu- LeBlanc, Melllsa Lee, Richard McCor­ Manchester Herald reimbursement money. $369,075. Mickel said the board Sunday, March 27. at 1 p.m. at Sampan on Silas Matthew Putnam, Birgit Sauer. Kim­ nuccl, Jill VIttner, Emily Wolde, JIM mick, Michele McDonald, Susan experiences in our lives through this world, those Superintendent of Schools Na­ had little control over that I for berly Schubert, Carla Trovato. White. McFarland, Michelle Mozzer, Alan WARDROBE SALE Deane Highway. Wethersfield. For reservations, Myers, Christine Nielsen, Jason Norris. rare moments when God is consciously near and COVENTRY - Members of the than Chesler noted another signif­ increase. call 871-8675 ORADE 17 ORADE 11 Cheryl Novotosky, Heather Occhla- speaks to us as a man speaks to his friend and we do Board of Education presented the icant increase budgeted for High honors Regular honors llnl, Rachel Odell, Timothy Plano, not doubt it. There are also those days when things “ We just completed a three- Save $100 or more! Honore Polltl, Todd Powers, Kristen Town Council on Tuesday with an teachers’ salaries is $117,000 that April Adams, Johanna Alslo, Amy AtuI Aggarwal, Erik Anderson, Emily do not add up or make sense, when we are forgotten year contract with our bus Aporlclo, Venessa Baker, Sean Bell, Barlow, Jacqueline Brenner, Andrew Price, Joev-Lelgh Romano, Roselyno $8.3 million budget that repres­ this year must go to pay teachers We’ve figured out a great way for you to figure your Jennifer Benoit, Andrea Bliley, Rosado, Patricia Rover, David Russell, it seems, the heavens are brass and it seems heaven company, and are now into a new Bushnell, Keyin Covell, Mark Dietz, ents a 13 percent increase and a on an accruement basis in June. new spring-summer wardrobe . more economically Heather Bogll, Charles Bolce, Susan Adam Drlggs, John Eccher, Alexander April SahadI, Amy Sartor, Kathy is laughing at our feeble faith and we hear only two-year one. Basically we say Dr. Crane’s Quiz Carlnper, Doris Ehrenrelch, Amy Fol- Eltel, Colette Foctoro, Eric Fleming, Schaub, Deborah Schwarz, Jennifer 2.18 mill rate hike if approved. In the past, the board paid on a During this special sale you can save $100 when n lon, Derek Feist, Lori Flynn, Suzanne Andrea Fotto, Nancy-Lyn Glldden, Shurkus, Bryan Simon, Douglas Slater, silence. ’How much will it cost us to hook The $8,394,048 proposed budget cash system over the summer. Flynn, Treva Foley, Cheryl Gasper, Andrea Goodman, Wendy Griffin, M i­ Suzanne Smith. Oh! How we need to learn faith that believes even up with you again?’ It’s not like you buy two complete outfits totaling $400 or more Dora Greenwald, Tracy Hanrahan, Daniel Snellenberger, Catherine for fiscal 1988-89. which begins A new amount figured into this chael Hahn, Douglos Harvey, Nell when God does not speak. God may be slow but he is we have alot of choices,” said What's more, with each additional complete outfit Darcy Hoaglond, Kimberly Johns, Impelluso, Allison Kane, Arthur Kaull, Soule, Cheryl Spiegel, Nicholas Stotou- July 1, is up from last year’s year’s budget is $60,000 for repair 1. Loam would be of most interest to students in Cathy Kallnouskas, Justin Kim, Mary Joseph Kiss, Melissa Latole, Sharon las, Gary Stoltenberg, Shannon Sulli­ never late. I believe in the sun when it does not shine. Mickel. of clothing you buy, you'll save $75 more And this van, Cynthia Tarbell, Rhonda Thorne, budget of $7,403,697. It is subject and improvement to the town’s which college? King, Joanno Lobato, John Longo, Langton, Amy Lemo, Tina Lessard, I believe in God when he does not speak. ’The sun has 5 Nicole Mellow. James Ludes, Sarah Maloney, Kevin Sean tolond, Katheryn Tyler, Julie to final approval by the townspeo­ recreational playing fields. Some Coventry uses the former M&J sale isn't limited to leftovers. You tiave our rnilire MEDICINE MUSIC LAW AGRICULTURE Keyin Molloy, Shannon Nourle, Jen­ McCaffrey. Vallero, Doreen White, Matthew outlasted all the clouds of all centuries. God is not bu.ses, recently taken over by new spring-summer line to choose from So tiurry in nifer Perry, Christine Rovegno, Terry Erik Meyers, Jennifer Miller, Victo­ Vaughn, Andreas Wlldhogen, Candy ple either at a May Annual Town of those fields are located on Scato, Rebecca Schaffer, Michael forever silent. When he answers, the joy of that Laidlaw. Mickel did say however today for a terrific break on your new clothes lor 9 9 ria Newman, Tamara O'Neill, Brion Yates, Chris Young, Stacey Zockln, Meeting or by a referendum vote. school grounds. Another $112,000 2. Which one of these trees bears the name of an answer will cause us to forget all the agony of the Sears, Robert Sharp, Pom Shon, Gary Parkanv, Pamela Pasay, Kristin Perry, Kristina Zorger. “ I think this budget is reasona­ is figured into the proposed town the board is looking into buying spring ilant insect? delay. budget for work on the seven town its own buses. i at BEECH CATALPA LOCUST OAK ble and I think it is reasonable to ask the voters to fund education, fields. that Dr. Billy J. Scott No amounts have been bud­ Here’s how to figure your savings: the largest enterprise in this The proposal to work on the geted for new or replacement 0 be 3. A married man is of close.st blood relationship to Weather Pastor 1 the his town, for a couple of mills fields at a total cost of $172,000 equipment for the schools. Mickel First Baptist Church of Manchester (increase),” Board of Education comes from the town’s playing r by MO’THER WIFE SISTER DAUGHTER said the board used unanticipated Two Complete Oulfils Three Complete Outfits: Sunny, mild Chairman Lawrence Mickel said fields committee. The committee surplus from this year’s budget to Two Complete Outfits: was formed as a result of reg. $325.00 ■nt of 4. A forge usually suggests which chemical during the special meeting held at make those purchases now. The 1 ',uii reg. $275.00 I suit Manchester and vicinity: To­ complaints by parents, coaches, f the symbol? the Town Office Building. surplus came from accounts like 1 suii reg. $225.00 1 M ilt reg. $225100 night, partly cloudy and milder. Manchester Herald and town recreation officials 1 Mi'i'", reg, $135 00 • had FE AU PB SN The large.st portion, 80 percent salaries which tend to fluctuate, 1 'iprjrt', |,i' V(;I reg. $150.00 Low 35 to 40. Thursday, partly about the poor conditions of the 1 suii reg. $225.00 bara U S P S 327-500 of the budget, goes to teachers’ .said Mickel. ' w ■■■'.•r.i i" reg $50.00 sunny and mild. A 30 percent VOL. evil. No. 148 fields. 1 pr nres', sliif.i- reg. $50.00 y of 5. A household thermometer suggests which salaries, including certified, un- Total $450.00 V Listed as anticipated revenues chance of afternoon showers, icertified. and substitute "W e’re putting our money Total $460.00 limi- ancient diety? PubMthod dolly except Suggested carrier rates are the Coventry High School Total $750.00 High in the mid 60s. Outlook teachers. The $4,993,000 for certi­ where our mouth is, as you on the Oiscniini - too 00 CUPID JUPITER MERCURY MARS Sundey snd certain holl- are $1.80 weekly. $7.70 tor bond interest at $111,327. Robert­ nisr.niinl - too 00 Friday, chance of showers. High doyo by the Mencheoter fied teachers is up $784,000, or council are,” Mickel said, refer­ Discount - 175,00 - Pe- one month, $23.10 tor son School energy building grant V in the 30s. Publlohlng Co.. 16 Brel- three months, $46.20 tor about 18 percent ring to the board’s $60,000 share You Pay Only $350.00 '^'ni e,iy Only $360.00 ipan- 6. Try to match the sports terms at the left with from the state at $100,000. and nord Place, Mencheater. six months and $92.40 tor Council Chairwoman Joan Le­ for work on the fields. ” It is true You Pay Only $575.00 said those at the right which pertain to the same sports Conn. 06040. Second state reimbursement for replace­ West Coastal, East Coastal: one yeer. Senior citizen wis noted the 18 percent increase other towns won’t play on those look (a) Layup...... (v) ’Traveling Tonight, partly cloudy and closa poetege paid at and mall rates are availa­ ment of fuel tanks at $66,000. help Mancheoter, Conn. Poot- reflects salary hikes over a fields. They are in deplorable ' The Discount applies to Wardrobe Sales ONLY and not to the purchase of a single suit or sport coat. (d) C raw l...... (w) Roll out milder. Low around 40. Thurs­ ble on request. Lewis said the Robertson grant moater: Send eddreee To place on advertise­ three-year period that are partly condition, and the work is Iging (c) Offside...... (X) Fungo day, partly sunny and mild. A 30 must go into the town’s capital SALE ENDS SAT., MARCH 26 two changes to the Manches­ ment, or to report a nows funded by money from the state needed,” Mickel added. (d) Uppercut...... (y) Butterfly percent chance of afternoon expenditures budget because it I out ter Herald. P.O. Box 501, Item or picture ktoa. call through the Education Enhance­ The $60,000 is reflected in two (e) Hot c o rn e r...... Haymaker showers. High near 60. Outlook Manchester, Conn. 06040. was paid for in a previous town ■ U.S 643-2711. O ffico hours ore ment Act. The salaries were not areas of the board’s budget, Friday, chance of showers. High 6:30 a.m . to 8 p.m . Monday reflected in the budgets for including contracted repairs and budget. It.was also noted receipt the Answers in Classified section It you don't receive your through Friday. in the 50s. maintenance. of that money is contingent upon ffice Herald by 5 p.m. weekdays The Monchostor Herald 1986-87 and 1987-88, therefore the I REGAL’S I - 1 U]aS.TMlL I Increase appears to be higher Lewis said the board will likely completion of the energy renova­ ^ ______ypor Quit'tf i Shop m ______M E N S SHO P J “Idon Northwest Hills: Tonight, or 7:30 a.m. Saturdays, Is a member of The please telephone your car­ contract with the Town Council to tion work at Robertson. partly cloudy and milder. Low in Associated Press, the than it is, she said. rier. If you're unable to Audit Bureau of Circula­ The Education Enhancement work on the school fields and the Lewis also warned the board ased Lottery the mid 30s. Thursday, partly "Sizes To Fit All Men” reach your corrlor, call tions. the Now England Act was passed by the state council will bill the board for that the town Is without any surplus the sunny and mild with a 30 percent Today's weather picture was drawn by Charles subscriber service at 647- Newspaper Association Legislature to entice towns to work. money, and money is very tight 903 MAIN ST., DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER ffice chance of showers. High around 0946 by 6 p.m. weekdays and the New England raise starting salaries for Another area of significant ’We may have to make large cuts be- Connecticut daily Tuesday: 240. Play Four; 8843. Levesque, who lives on Flora Road, Bolton and attends 60. Outlook Friday, chance of tor delivery In Manchester. Press Association. Open Mon., Tues., & Sat. ’til 5:30 - Wed,, Thurs. & Fri. ’til 9:00 teachers to a minimum of $20,000 increase is transportation, at in all the budgets,” said Lewis. Connecticut “ Lotto: ’’ 1, 6,11, 13, 23, 32 Bolton Elementary School. showers. High in the 50s. 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. March «8. i»8« (OB -3 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, March 23, 1988 — 5 O’Neill, promotihg Jal alal strlka possible Pollner backs Bush Legislators’ STATE HARTFORD—Connecticut Jal alai HARTFORD — Vice President George Inventory to determine players have voted to authorise a strike if Bush solidified his already strong position his tax plan, vows owners of the state’s three frontons don’t in Connecticut today as he picked up the club due to Ian & REGION recognise their newly organised union. endoraement of GOP State Chairman how Nahley used cash About 90 percent of the approximately Robeh S. Pollner for the Republican presidential nomination. of the to veto any others Doc still can't see kids 525 players at frontons in Connecticut, admit men DANBURY (AP) — A probate proceedings. [e Area Rhode Island and Florida voted three “Among Republicans I believe George judge has ordered an Inventory of Killian, the Hartford probate district HAR’TFORD — Former West Hartford Bush has the best chance of winning the cardiologist Russell Manfredi, convicted of weeks ago to form the International Jai the home of the Danbury probate judge, also promised that Nah­ sleeve By Judd Everhart He has consistently opposed Alai Players Association, said one of their presidency in 1988,’’ Pollner said during a By Brent Laymon judge who committed suicide in ley’s wife, Mary Nahley, will be I allow The Attociated Press classification, but ’Tuesday’s veto first-degree manslaughter in tte 1985 news conference just hours before Bush’s «The Asioclated Press - the wake of allegations he em­ bludgeoning death of his wife, has been lawyers, Robert Cheverie of Hartford. called to testify at some point and »f the threat was his strongest state­ chief rival, U.S. Sen. Robert J. Dole of • bezzled millions of dollars and that lawyers will be allowed to earea. HARTFORD - While promot­ ment to date. refused a change in bond conditions that He sold today that the owners of all 14 Kansas, was to address the General HARTFORD — Another gender declared the estate insolvent. question her about the assets. ing the ing his own property tax-relief The governor said legislative would have allowed him to see his children. frontons in the three states refused to Assembly. barrier will fall when the Order of Probate Judge Robert K. Kil­ In addition, the probate judge [all at plan, Gov. William A. O’Neill is leaders had mixed reactions to Manfredi, S3, has not seen his three sons recognize the association, which is now “I’m sure that a Connecticut ticket led Women Legislators amends its lian ordered the inventory [j’ues- said he will provide, possibly uld be telling legislators he’ll likely veto his proposal when he briefed since his wife’s slaying. He is free on bond asking the National Labor Relations Board by George Bush and (U.S. Sen.) Lowell bylaws this session to admit men day in response to charges that within a month, a report detailing trict is any bill allowing towns to tax them on it an hour before his news pending an appeal, under the condition to oversee a union authorisation election. Weicker will be strongly supported by to the 50-year-old all-female club Richard L. Nahley may have Nahley’s business and personal commercial property at higher conference. that he not visit the children, aged 5,8, and ’The NLRB has scheduled hearings for many Independents and Democrats as well {known as the OWLS. used money allegedly embezzled financial dealings for the past t DEP rates than residential property. He said he was optimistic that 10, now in the care of his wife’s sister. { Sen. Amelia P. Mustone, D- from clients to redecorate and three years. trict to Monday in Hartford on the request by as most Republicans, and will give After working on it for weeks, his was the plan that would be Hartford Superior Court Judge Thomas players for the Hartford, Bridgeport and Connecticut Republicans a chance to • Meriden, president of the Connec­ furnish his home. One of the estate’s administra­ ‘ Man- O’Neill unveiled his own tax bill approved by the General Assem­ Morgan on Tuesday refused to modify ticut chapter of the OWLS, said More than $3 million in claims tors said Nahley used eight s. with Mlford frontons, Cheverie said. He said increase our numbers in Congress and in on ’Tuesday. bly this year. Manfredi’s bond denying him visitation. the state legislature,” Poliner said. * the group will appoint a commit­ has been filed against Nahley’s checking accounts to shift funds I valve Under the plan, property reva­ Last year, unable to agree on a players at the Newport, R.I., fronton have tee today to draft bylaw changes estate by people charging that the The prosecution and an attorney an NLRB hearing Friday in Boston. Pollner predicted that Bush would take to cover overdrafts and make n. The luations would have to be done property tax-relief plan, the allowing admission of six male money was missing from escrow some $14.5 million in financial istrict appointed by the court on behalf of the boys 25 of the 35 Connecticut delegates at stake every five years, instead of every legislature set aside $65 million in have opposed visitation on the grounds that lawmakers who have applied for funds Nahley kept for clients of dealings. accor- in next week’s primary. Iimembership. 10 as now required. Also, resi­ a special fund to be tapped when a his private law practice. Killian also will appoint a proval it could affect the children’s testimony in a dents of towns where there is an plan was finally agreed upon. potential retrial of the case. Crafts Jury com plete ] The Connecticut chapter will be Killian is presiding over a committee of creditors to help the average property tax increase of O’Neill’s plan would use $30 *the first in the nation to admit hearing, which will continue NEW LONDON — A jury of 10 men and Shuttle school planned probate court and the two admin­ if the 20 percent or more after revalua­ million of Ihe total; he would not jmen, Mustone said. She hopes the April 8, in which the estate’s istrators to resolve the estate. He tion at tion would get credits on tax bills, disclose his plans for the other $35 Troopers now accredited two women has been selected for the BRIDGEPORT — A new program, '{new bylaws will be ready within administrators and the probate declined at present to pay the North murder trial of Richard Crafts, the based on a similar one in New York City, jthe next month. court are attempting to deter­ starting at $200 and phasing out million. HAR'TFORD — The Connecticut State THANKS — Qov. Michael Dukakis of $5,800 bill for Nahley’s funeral. Exten- over five years. Newtown man charged with murder in the has been developed to help students keep j “I hope they are serious,” O'Neill, center, endorsed his run mine how the Nahley estate, with Killian noted that the normal of that The legislature also had agreed Police have become the second police death of his wife. up with their studies while shuttling Massachusetts, left, shakes hands with president. The endorsement came at a less than $250,000 in assets, will O’Neill also proposes $5.5 mil­ to put in half a point of the 11.5 iMustone said Tuesday of the six priority of payment in estates is: t was lion for the state Office of Policy agency in the state to earn accreditation, The 12th juror was chosen ’Tuesday, between Puerto Rico and the city. {male applicants. “There are Sen. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., after Tuesday news conference In O’Neill’s pay the debts. funeral followed by adminisra- dimin- percent corporations tax into the following a review which gave the and Management to hire staff and following five days of questioning potential William Gauthier, chief of the state’s issues that men are interested in Dodd and Connecticut Qov. William office at the state Capitol. Nahley’s former clients and tive costs, doctors bills, taxes, hat a fund to pay for property tax relief department high marks for its high level of jurors in New London Superior Court. That as well as women and I think they their lawyers reacted angrily buy computers to help towns in the future. That averages bureau of school and program and then creditors. rill not A perform revaluations more “organizational pride and morale.” was half as long as it took to choose the development, said Connecticut’s education can make a good contribution if during a hearing Tuesday when Nahley, 51, committed suicide A sewer about $35 million a year, O’Neill efficiently. The Commission on Accreditation for same number in Danbury three months department estimated 5,000 children are I■indeed they do want to become they learned that no inventory of in a Washington, D.C., hotel room ster to Finally, the governor calls for said, enough to keep the program Law Enforcement Agencies Inc., meeting {involved.” the Nahley house had been order going indefinitely. ago, before the case was transferred coming or going to Puerto Rico every year. last November, days after clients an a dditional $11.9 million in state in St. Petersburg, Fla., voted unanimously because of pre-trial publicity. “The children have moved here with 1 Sen. Michael L. Morano, a Suddenly, O’Neill and Dodd ordered. 'They said such an began filing claims against him ade its aid for tax relief for all towns, Rep. Ronald L.\ Smq^ko, D- Sunday in favor of accreditation for the ;veteran, cigar-chewing Republl- inventory might reveal addi­ for missing funds. Hamden and co-chairman of the Testimony, scheduled for April 4, can their families and they go back to Puerto including increases in the amount Connecticut department. begin once ^ree alternate jurors are Rico to visit other family and friends,” |can from Greenwich, became the tional assets. Paul DeLuca, a lawyer for one [[alter tax-writing Finance Committee, ifirst male to apply (or OWLS Killian also declared the estate onsist- the state gives for tax-exempt “We found the department excellently chosen. Gauthier said ’Tuesday. of the former clients, criticized property, such as a college or said O’Neill’s program was not staffed, equipped and managed,” said Col. membership last May. He sent in decide they’ll back Dukakis insolvent because it is unable to the former judge’s wife (or not eed to broad-based enough. Crafts, 59, of Newtown, is accused of Educators both here and in Puerto Rico pay the claims. He said such an hospital, in a town; and $2 million Phillip G. Huber of the Baltimore County murdering his wife Helle and the state are concerned about the adjustments the the $5 membership fee, citing the being present at the hearing er the Many taxpayers will feel a ;U.S. Supreme Court ruling that had been right along that he very this country into the next cen­ action will speed up the Tuesday. in additional state aid for local shock after revaluation, he said, (Md.) Police Department, assessment claims he then ran parts of her body children face when they travel back and By Judd Everhart road projects. team leader. all-male clubs are not protected The Associated Press well might go to the Democratic tury,” Dodd said. and would get no relief unless through a wood chipper in November 1986. forth. by the Constitution. National (Convention in July as an State Senate President Pro In all, O’Neill’s program would their town experiences an overall cost $30 million in the budget year average increase of 20 percent. The OWLS agreed during a HARTFORD — Connecticut’s uncommitted delegate. Dodd had Tern John B. Larson, D-East beginning July 1. That money is meeting two weeks ago to admit two top Democrats, Gov. William said the same. Hartford, one of the leaders of the Avcollie out of prison already included in his 1988-89 Senate Minority Leader Regi­ men, Mustone said. Admission of A. O’Neill and Sen. Christopher J. The two wanted to avoid a Dukakis effort in Connecticut, budget. nald J. Smith, R-New Hartford, Do you nood now kltchon eoblnoto or o now eountortop? men would have come earlier, Dodd, spent months saying there repeat of 1984, when O’Neill made said the O’Neill-Dodd endorse­ O’Neill told reporters in his said he was studying the O’Neill’s Mustone said. But pians were was a good chance they wouldn’t an early endorsement of Walter ments would be “a tremendous in less than five years I office that his proposal was proposal, but said his initial Aro you tirod o l looking ot tho oomo old worn eoblnoto? delayed when the OWLS’ past endorse a presidential candidate Mondale while Dodd was backing shot in the arm” toward a designed to ease the dramatic reaction was that it contained If so. stop by our showroom In Vernon (or that new look you want. Wo have a (president, former state Rep. before the July nominating Gary Hart. Hart won Connecti­ Dukakis victory in Connecticut increasee in residential property “very basic inequities.” wide range of cabinets from stock to semi-custom In many different woods, Carrie Saxon-Perry, D-Hartford, convention. cut’s primary that year, while next week. HARTFORD (AP) - Bernard ence, a move support by then now mayor of Hartford, got Mondale went on to win the Also Tuesday, U.S. Rep. Bar­ L. Avcollie, a former state dent of taxes that generally accompany Kenneth O. Decko, president of colors and door styles. We sell hundreds of different color laminates, with Chief Assistant State’s Attorney local revaluation^w>* the influential Connecticut Busi­ brand names as Wilson Art, Formica, Plonite and Nevarmar. Wo also offer cab­ caught up in her mayoral Suddenly, they’re both backing nomination. bara B. Kennelly, D-Conn., from legislator from Naugatuck who Walter Scanlon, who had prose­ for the campaign. Massachusetts Gov. Michael S. O’Neill said he and Dodd the 1st District, endorsed Duka­ had been serving a 12-years-to- cuted him. inomic “What we’re frying to do is ness and Industry Association, inet refaclng for people who want to stay with the cabinets they have but want eliminate the shock’’ of those said he was pleased with O’Neill’s to give them a hew look. Stop In and see our showroom with full kitchens and Not all the male applicants, Dukakis. decided to go ahead with an kis, saying he would be ”a life prison sentence in the 1975 The board reduced the sentence to the The endorsements, during a endorsement because ’’timing is president who understands the murder of his wife, has been ogress increases, O’Neill said. program and especially pleased vanities set up. We Install what we sell. We manufacture our own countertops. however, seemed as serious as from 18 years to life to 12 years to The governor said he would that it cotained no elements of We stand behind what we sell with over 30 years experience In Installations. Mustone might like. news conference with all three everything in politics.” He noted needs of all Americans.” granted early release from life, which would have made ending men in the governor’s office that Connecticut has not voted for She praised him for reforms in prison. Avcollie eligible for parole by the of the likely veto any bill that allows a classification. Stop by and let us give you a price today. If you have a need for a new kitchen, Rep. Richard Tulisano, D- town to tax residential property Now that O’Neill’s plan is on the bath, rec room, deck or countertop — call now! Rocky Hill, said he applied partly Tuesday, came a week before a Democratic presidential candi­ the welfare system in Massachu­ Avcollie was released from the summer. at lower rates than commercial table, a lot of legislators who because he considers the club an Connecticut’s March 29 primary date since 1968, when Hubert H. setts, making day care a high Correctional Institution in En­ Avcollie’s wife, Wanda, was d giv- — a contest Dukakis is expected Humphrey was running. priority and for demonstrating an field Tuesday after serving less found floating in the swimming arking property, a idea known as didn’t have a clear alternative to anachronism. classification. classification are likely to en­ The other male applicants are to win because of his regional “The battle is not over, cer­ ability to hire “the best and the that five years of his sentence. pool behind their Naguatuck said, popularity. tainly,” O’Neill said, adding he brightest.” Although Avcollie was not home in October 1975. Expert ement Ciassification, he said, would dorse it, Decko said. Reps. Joseph Lugo, D- “pit town against town, business O’Neiil said that over the next . & W. Wool Bridgeport; Shaun McNally, D- O’Neill repeatedly referred to doubted Dukakis would have the “Mike Dukakis has the intelli­ eligible for parole until June, any testimony indicated she had been against residential taxpayers, to five years, only 23 towns were 875-4724 Norwlch; Dean P. Markam, Dukakis as “our neighbor” and nomination locked up by the time gence, experience and resolve inmate who is within two years of strangled and thrown into the larket predicted he would run “ex­ of the convention. necessary to win the Democratic his estimated release date can pool. The defense maintained store the detriment of ail and the likely to experience a 20 percent D-East Hampton; and William benefit of none.” increase in property tax rates. CUSTOM KITCHENS, Bi^TH & REC. ROOMS Wollenberg, F-Farmington. tremely well ... very strong” in But, he said, “it would be nomination in Atlanta and to lead apply for the home-release pro­ that the death was either an 2 t had next week’s primary. difficult for the party to deny the our party to victory this No­ gram, Todd Fisk, the Depart­ accident or a suicide. in a 2 Rt. 83, 78 Windsor Avenue (Across from Kelly-Fradet) The bipartisan club, whose Dukakis noted he had won all frontrunner going into a conven­ vember,” Kennelly said. ment of Correction’s chief of lever- Vernon, CT lecluded fourth-floor meeting A jury of 12 convicted Avcollie roOm at the Capitol was domi­ five New England contests so far tion. But of course, once the Rep. Sam Gejdenson, D-Conn., community release said nvest- “and it would be great to make it (convention) is convened, it has a of the 2nd District, is also backing Tuesday. of the murder, but Superior Court is Ro- Planning and zoning Mon.-FrI. 9am - 6pm / Thurs. 9am - 9pm / Sat. 9am-2pm nated for years by a huge stuffed Judge Simon Cohen thew out the owl, was founded in 1938 in six out of six.” He said he hoped to life unto itself and anything can Dukakis, while Connecticut’s In the supervised home-release call on O’Neill and Dodd to happen.” other Democratic congressman, program, a convict is issued an verdict and ordered Avcollie Inves- Connecticut in response to a males-only club at the state campaign for him outside Dodd said Dukakis would “get Bruce A. Morrison of the 3rd electronic bracelet that is used to acquitted. The state eventually ids to studied Connecticut. this nation back on track” after District, is supporting Sen. Paul keep tabs on him and is required got Cohen’s permission to appeal 1 then Capitol. his action and the state Supreme It eventually grew into a He spent several hours in eight years of being “adrift” Simon of Illinois. to be home during non-working target By Anita M. Caldwell party chairman are notified. If Connecticut, including the Ca­ Courtr ordered the verdict 3 Manchester Herald national organization with chap­ under Ronald Reagan. State Democratic Chairman hours. e of its reinstated. 3 they can’t find a candidate to fill ters in every state. The national pitol appearance and an address “Those of us in Washington who John F. Droney Jr. whose brother Avcollle’s release ends his long those positons then notice to the to several hundred at a rally at a BOLTON —The Charter Revi­ organization will mark the 50th have had to cope with the present is Connecticut chairman for one struggle for a new trial or early Avcollie was sentenced in Stop & community of the vacancies are Hartford high school. administration for the last eight of Dukakis’ top rivals. Sen. Albert release on his original 18-years- March 1980 but continued to fight iBrad- sion Commission, appointed by sent through press release or anniversary of the OWLS during the Board of Selectmen, is a convention in Hartford in O’Neill, the titular head of the years ... want competent, caring Gore Jr. of Tennessee, has been to-life sentence. his Imprisonment until June 1983 e offer advertisement. Recommenda­ Connecticut Democratic Party, leadership that’s going to move perceived as a Gore supporter Avcollie had appeared before when he surrendered to authori­ pinosa reviewing several subcommittee tion was made to the commission The early bird November, Mustone said. recommendations, including one The stuffed owl now sits in the although he has said publicly he the state Board of Pardons in ties and began serving his sent­ to formalize that action to notify would follow the governor’s lead. October seeking a reduced sent­ ence at Somers state prison. nalyst to unify the Planning Commission the community of vacancies after basement at the home of former Vilton, and Zoning Commission with a all other possibilities to fill the state Rep. Elsie Swensson, R- Bush, Dukakis lead poll I fears town planner. positions have been exhausted. can still catch Manchester. It will remain there were In a report presented at the In other areas, concerns re­ until the OWLS find a permanent commission’s Tuesday meeting, garding the process the Board of home after the new Legislative HARTFORD (AP) — Connecti­ percent of those polled were member Tom Marrion said unify­ Office Building is opened and cut voters overwhelmingly favor undecided and 2 percent selected Education mu.st go through to get IRA fox benefits. renovations are completed at the Is are ing the two commissions would budget approval for maintenance Vice President George Bush in former television evangelist Pat provide "more regional and and repair was reviewed. state Capitol. the Republican presidential race Robertson. supervisory control” and a The OWLS has evolved into an and strongly support Massachu­ Among likely Democratic vo­ Currently, any co.sts under active political caucus. Last year “more coherent approach to $10,000 may be submitted directly setts Gov. Michael S. Dukakis in ters, Dukakis leads the Rev. planning and zoning issues.” to the Board of Finance for it pushed for major reforms at the the Democratic contest, accord­ Jesse Jackson, 50 percent to 16 The commission has no date to approval. Niantic State Prison for women. ing to a Hartford Courant/Con- percent, the poll shows. Trailing complete charter revision. The Costs exceeding $10,000 must “It has changed tremendously necticut Poll. far behind are U.S. Sen. Albert recommendations will be subject first be submitted to the Board of since I came intq the legislature The survey shows that Bush is Gore Jr. of Tennessee with 3 tovoterapprovalata referendum Selectmen, then to the Public 10 years ago,” Mustone said. “I favored by 64 percent of likely percent; U.S. Sen. Paul Simon of at a date not yet set. Building Commission and finally looked at it almost like a garden GOP voters polled, while his Illinois with 3 percent; and U.S. Other proposals presented by to the Board of Finance. There club, where women would go to nearest opponent, U.S. Sen. Ro­ Rep. Richard A. Gephardt of subcommittees ’Tuesday included was a general consensus among lunch up on the fourth floor every bert J. Dole of Kansas, is the Missouri with 1 percent. Twenty- recommendations that chairman commission members that the Wednesday. choice of 20 percent. Fourteen seven percent were undecided. of boards and commissions alter­ ceiling for maintenance and nate between the political parties repair be raised rather than despite the affiliation of the revising the steps needed for majority of the members on the approval. commissions or boards. Under The issue of whether the town that proposal, if the majority of should change its form of govern­ the Planning Commission were ment was still being researched. Republican, but a Democrat was "W e’re in the beginning interested and qualified for the phases.” said Bob Lessard, com­ OPTICAL STYLE BAR, INC. position as chairmam, he or she mission member. 9 might be eligible. Lessard said his committee presents an exc/us/re/H^KS|J-(54RDE'0Q' 9 The commission also reviewed needs to study other forms of recommendations to encourage government more closely before more people to participate in making any recommendations. town government. Ginny Wickersham agreed, ad­ FASHION SHOW Currently, when there are ding that it would “require more With the new tax laws in effect, you're probably earnings. So by deferring all taxes, your IRA will yield anticipated vacancies on various Thursday, March 31,1988 time than we have allotted wondering if you should still hurry and open a First substantially more than a taxable investment paying the boards and commissions, the ourselves.” Federal Savings IRA by April 15th. The answer is yes. same rate. 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18— 5 .MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. March 23, 1988 - 7 le OPINION Here’s text of town s complaint in lawsuit against district Following is the text of the autoority permitted by both the 7. To comply with this State ih complaint filed by the town of connect the sewer line serving the Interceptor Extension proposed by Federal and State governments to Order, Manchester retained the Buckland Village Drainage Basin Extension. Manchester in its Superior Court the District will be Injurious to discharge effluent from the sewage Mrvlces of the Boston engineering to the Manchester Sewer System at 19. The District has refused to Let’s hope suit against the Eighth UtiliUes collected within the boundaries of firm of Metcalf & Eddy to develop Manchester in that the Interceptor submit to the lawful authority of the both the Adams Street Trunk Sewer PLAN NeWTO C aW M f o f MlC llMlIWIfli/, Extension was designed to handle District over construction of a the Town of Manchester, including the Facilities Plan, which plan and the North Manchester Inter­ Manchester Water and Sewer Su­ )bate upstream flows. The proposed sanitary sewer line in Buckland. sewage collected within the included the layout for providing ceptor Extension (hereinafter “ In­ perintendent to direct the location Nah- Jack District. connection by the District will The town is seeking a declaratory ■ewer service to the two natural terceptor Extension” ) . and manner in which the District ill be 5. In 1975, Manchester was diminish future capacity of the judgment to determine which drainage basins material to this 12. As authorized by Connecticut may connect to the Manchester it and suit settles oroered by the State of Connecticut Interceptor Extension and the Anderson government has jurisdiction to action, namely the Buckland Vil­ General Statute Section 22a-416 the sewage collection system. ed to W 5 0 Department of Environmental Pro­ North Manchester Interceptor to decide where the district sewer lage and Slater Street Sewer State approved the District plans to 20. The District is in viplation of ts. tection (hereinafter referred to as service those areas they were will be connected to the town’s Services Areas. build the line with two connections Connecticut General Statute 22a- udge “ State” ) to: originally constructed to serve and 8. As part of the Facilities Plan to the Manchester Sewer System: 416 and refuses to submit to the system. (Story on page 3.) a. Make improvements to the is not in conformance with the sibly sewer issue Metcalf & Eddy, in 1977, developed provided the District also con­ authority of the State as the District Facilities Plan. tiling existing sewage treatment plant; detailed alternatives for the collec­ structed a diversion manhole to be has not obtained approval for its sonal b. Develop a comprehensive tion of sewage in the Buckland operated and maintained by Man­ 16. The District’s failure to modified plans. It is a shame that the town of Manchester COMPLAINT master plan (hereinafter the “ Fa­ 21. There are actual bona fideand past 1. The Town of Manchester Village Sewer Service Area. chester. The diversion manhole connect to the Adams Street Trunk and the Eighth Utiiities District have to go to cilities Plan” ) to provide sewer 9. In 1978 Manchester and the would allow Manchester to dis­ Sewer will be injurious to Manches­ substantial questions and issues in Cuban spy (hereinafter referred to as “ Man­ services for areas then in need of dispute and a substantial uncer­ stra- court to resolve their differences over how a chester” ), is a municipal corpora­ District agreed that Manchester charge sewage from the easterly ter in that Manchester expended, sewers, giving due regaixi to would construct a sewer line, portion of the Buckland Village with the District’s knowledge and tainty of legal relations requiring eight sewer to serve industrial develophnent in the tion organized and existing under settlement. existing sewer capacity and future commonly known as the Adams Drainage Basin into the Adams approval, and in accordance with unds Buckland areas should be built. ' the laws of the State of Connecticut. anticipated needs, and construct nake nbo 2. Manchester owns and operates Street Trunk Sewer. This trunk Street Trunk Sewer. Although the the Facilities Plan, public funds to The plaintiff claims a declara­ It would have been better if representatives says CIA got facilities to carry out the order; and sewer line was designed and District initially agreed to con­ construct the Adams Street Trunk ncial rm a sewage collection system consist­ c. Construct additional treatment tory judgment determining: of the two governments could have found a ing of approximately 126 miles of constructed In accordance with the struct in accordance with this State Sewer so as to accommodate facilities necessary to meet water Facilities Plan after approval by approval, it now refuses to do so. sewage from the entire Buckland nt a way to reconcile their differences by sewers, a primary treatment plant, quality objectives of the Hockanum 1. Whether or not the District the District and was designed to 13. Subsequently, the District Village Drainage Basin, including must submit to the authority of the pthe and a secondary treatment plant. negotiation, th e town and district have been River consistent with existing and sewer the entire Buckland Village modified the State approved plans the easterly portion thereof. Manchester Water and Sewer Su­ min- false info There are two principal sewer planned future development. in litigation against each other too often. The Drainage Basin. The agreement and has indicated it may not use the 17. Manchester has notified the perintendent to determine the 8. He collection lines serving the north­ 6. The 1975 Order of the State aftermath of each legal dispute brings further ern portion of the Town, the North between the Town and the District Adams Street Trunk Sewer as the District that it will not issue a location and manner of connections ’ the WASHINGTON — A top Cuban spy who defected further required Manchester to called for this trunk sewer to point of discharge for sewage from permit for the connection of the to the Manchester Sewer System. bad feelings within what should be one Manchester Interceptor and North prepare for State approval Sani­ eral. to the United States last year brought with him Manchester Interceptor Extension. immediately service the westerly the Buckland Village Drainage proposed District sewer line servic­ rmal community. tary Sewer Rules controlling the portion of the Buckland Village Basin into the Manchester collec­ ing the Buckland Village Drainage 2. Whether or not the District more bad news than good. And for the second time 3. The Eighth Utilities District operation of the sanitary sewer !S is: Drainage Basin. tion system. The State has not Basin to the Interceptor Extension must submit to the authority of the But all efforts to resolve the dispute over the this year, the Central Intelligence Agency is paying (hereinafter referred to as “ Dis­ system, which rules Manchester Commissioner of the State of isra- 10. In 1983, also in accordance approved the modified District unless: (1) a connection is also sewer have failed and litigation is the only the price for consorting with rogues in Latin trict” ), is a separate taxation adopted and the State approved. Connecticut Department of Envir­ ixes, with the Facilities Plan, the Dis­ Plan. made to Adams Street Trunk course of action left. America. district which provides sanitary The Sanitary Sewer Rules, among onmental Protection and comply sewer collection services to a trict constructed a sewer line 14. The District has notified Sewer; (2) a diversion manhole to We reported recently that revelations by defector other things, establish procedures sleeve for the purpose of allowing Manchester that it intends to control the direction of sewer flow with conditions of plan approval. Icide A In some past disputes between the town and portion of the Town of Manchester for connection to the Manchester the future connection of the east­ ■oom Florentino Aspillaga Lombard dealt a devastating consisting of approximately 22 connect without a permit from is constructed; and (3) the diver­ 3. Whether or not the District the district, there has been a widespread sanitary sewer system. Pursuant to erly portion of the Buckland Village Open Forum blow to the CIA. Aspillaga was a major in the miles of sewer. The District has no Manchester to the Manchester sion manhole is to be operated and must connect the line serving the lents perception among citizens that there were no these rules the Manchester Water Drainage Basin to the Adams Cuban intelligence network known as the General sewage treatment plant and dis­ system at the Interceptor Exten­ maintained by Manchester, all as Buckland Village Sewer Area to the him and Sewer Superintendent must Street Trunk Sewer. basic issues involved, that only the egos of charges all the sewage it collects sion. The Interceptor Extension, at approved by the State. Manchester Sewer System at the Directorate of Intelligence. He revealed determine the location and the 11. Pursuant to Connecticut Gen­ politicians stood in the way of cooperation. into the Manchester collection the intended point of connection, 18. The District is proceeding Adams Street Trunk Sewer includ­ • one our state. The proposed formula is system is an investment in our humilating evidence that most of the U.S. spies in manner of connection and is eral Statute Section 22a-416, the was never intended to service the nonetheless with its plans to con­ Education equity system. responsible for the issuance of ing the construction of a diversion :ized The economic, engineering and jurisdic­ a relatively simple one. Under the future, and investment that re­ Cuba since the Bay of Pigs fiasco in 1961 have been District, on June 20,1986, filed plans Buckland Village Drainage Basin. nect to the Manchester collection 4. Manchester is the only sewer permits for all such connections. manhole to be operated and main­ • not tional differences over the sewer, however, deserves support proposal, the state would increase turns the ultimate dividends. double agents working for Fidel Castro. with the State seeking approval to 15. The connection with the system at the Interceptor tained by Manchester. I ring are real and far-reaching. the amount of money sent to local The opportunity facing the For more than two decades, they have been If town leaders who negotiated for long To the Editor; school districts. These funds General Assembly is a once in a feeding the CIA false Information that was passed on in thousands of CIA intelligence reports to U.S. months to reach an agreement between the would be distributed on the basis life time chance to do what is right Open Foram During a short session of the of need. The poorer the town, the presidents, senior American officials and some town and the district over fire and sewer and what is just. I hope we have the Connecticut General Assennbly. more money the state would give. courage to face that challenge. allied countries. jurisdiction had convinced voters of the the press and public focus primar­ A town’s wealth would be calcu­ Aspillaga has been kept under wraps by the CIA, allows more planned approach to district that the agreement they reached was ily on budgetary issues. Discus­ lated on Itsability topay, meaning Rep. Jonathan Pelto but the few who know about him are convinced that Voluntary plan dent gave a vivid description of park with the several swimming The farther away from Center recommendations. What’s left out a good one, there would be no question how sion and debate revolves around its ability to raise funds through S4th Assembly District the CIA must be curtailed in the future when it the type of characters who pools in town. I believe the pools Springs Park that people live, the The Legislature is here to serve over the Buckland sewer or any other sewer questions concerning the size of local property taxes. Storrs wants to bed down with questionable characters at a better solution frequent the park as well as the will attract more people than will chance that they will use the park the people. This legislation gives of park proposal the new budget, what programs While the details of the actual the expense of sound foreign policy. criminal activities which take the facilities at Center Springs decreases to zero. Furthermore, installation. All of the authority for sewers To the Editor: us the vehicle to form a better are helped, which maybe hurtand formula m ay sound complex, the The American public is already privy to the To the Editor; place. Of course, Director Cas­ Park. In other words, just how much of the area immediately then and all of the responsibility for them would cooperative with the people we whether the state can afford a tax goal is not. We have reached an Send prisoners, C IA ’s relationship with Panamanian (3en. Manuel I was interested in Director sano indicated that the renovation many people would u.se Center surrounding Center Springs Park rney rest with the town. Forced schobi busing for dese­ serve on an emotional issue. cut. Ironically, it is often the era in a state known for its Antonio Noriega, now accused of multi-billion- Cassano’s presentation of the plan would drive out much of the Springs Park rather than other is of the commercial type and not pose- gregation is a difficuit issue for Since the agreement was defeated, the issues other than the strictly business and technologically ad­ not our troops dollar corruption, drug running, money laundering recreation committee’s recom­ illicit activity. I wonder if Direc­ more desirable recreation facili­ residential. all, regardless of race. The Sen. M arie Herbs! ence jurisdictional question remains. It will be with budgetary ones which have the vanced industries in which a and even murder. The CIA was a friend of Noriega mendations to spend $1.2 million tor Cassano will drive out the ties in town? I sincerely hope that a large To the Editor: proposed “ Act Concerning Edu­ 35th Senatorial District rs to us until there is a clear cut decision about most profound effect on the state proper education is so important because CIA officials believe he provided to transform Center Spring Park undesirable element which has public turnout will be present cational Opportunity and Excel­ I was surprised that the report lade of Connecticut. This year is no that it must be our state’s No. 1 invaluable intelligence to Cuba. All the while. State Vernon into a recreation center. If taken over the park in the past which government has the right to determine Well, here we go again. Reagan didn’t reflect a statement from the when this item is scheduled for a iPthe exception. priority. To assume that each Department diplomats and congressional officials lence” raised by the Legislature’s certainly was a Utopian plan to several vears. public hearing. It is essential that how and where sewers will connect to the wants to send our troops to Education Committee success­ Manchester Police Department While the governor will defend town can afford the complete were arguing that Noriega’s corruption could no Quitting smoking make the park a more important the directors receive some solid town’s sewage disposal plant. Honduras, for God’s sake. fully answers the issue with Also. Director Cassano failed to regarding the problems with was his $6.3 billion budget and the costs of an educaiton system is longer be tolerated. cog in the overall recreation input to enable them to make a The town is now seeking a declaratory If you want to send men across, voluntary, rather than manda­ will be admired give any est im afeof the number of which the police have had to ning Republicans wiii spend their time naive and elitist. Our wealthiest program in Manchester. sound intelligent evaluation of why don’t you send all these men Aspillaga furnished some inside information that tory, solutions to racial imbalan­ families within walking distance contend due to the undesirable tuck judgment from the Superior Court. If the cryingfoul, the General Assembly towns can afford to give their Unfortunately, fhepresentation this $1.2 million deal. who are in prison for committing further pointed the finger at this incredibly poor To the Editor: who might use the park rather element currently frequenting the pert decision that comes from the court makes it will be considering one of the most children a complete and excep­ ces in Connecticut’s elementary only covered the plans to upgrade crimes of shooting? They know judgment on the part of the CIA. He has been and secondary schools. It will than other recreational facilities park. )een clear which government has the final important education bilis ever tional educational experience, but the facility to the tune of $1.2 J.R. Smyth the how to use a gun, and the prisons telling his CIA debriefers that Noriega was pivoted rationally address an emotional As a volunteer, I have in such as the high school. Charter The com m ittee should re­ looked at by the state of Connecti­ our poorer towns cannot. The million. The report failed to put a 48 Strawberry Lane ined authority to make the sewer decisions and are overloaded. Send them, not in helping Cuba export arms to rebels in El issue. conjunction with the American Oak Park, school yards, etc. — examine its priorities and possi­ cut. The issues surrounding the effect of this disparity is severe. dollar sign on the additional Manchester an 2 which government is responsible for the our men in the services who will Salvador, Honduras and Colombia. Aspillaga says The bill would insure that the Cancer Society held free no­ which are far safer than Center bly redirect its efforts toward degree of educational equity in Those towns that are too poor to expense necessary to perman­ pollution-control consequences of those protect the U.S., not any other Noriega reaped $3 million for this arms running. smoking or smoking-cessation Springs Park. upgrading other recreation areas Connecticut and increased educa­ pick up all the costs of education General Assembly’s oversight ently assure the .safety of the decisions, both governments will be better off. countries. He says Noriega also has received millions from and authority are exercised and clinics. In the last clinic we had 27 The presentation failed to tie in in town or establishing new ones. ollie tion funding deserve our consider­ are numerous, and this list Cuba for helping it acquire restricted U.S. public who might use the park in EMERGENCY The alternative is continued dispute. If any one of our men is killed. that any questions raised are people start, and 24 finished, the impact of the other regular Remember, the residential devel­ burt ation and support. In fact, without includes more than just the big technology. which was just great. Fourteen the future. In other words, the recreation . programs at school Fire — Police — Medical t the Reagan is committing murder. ultimately answered by it opment in Manche,ster for the public support this important cities. Many of our smaller cities people had quit, seven had really continuing cost as.sociated with yards during thesummer months. ollie There is no need for it. We had The CIA was a prime m over behind throughout any process of dese­ most part is south of Interstate 384 effort may faii. The cost of such and rural areas also suffer from a cut down and three were still the project was only vaguely Also, no mention was made of *he DIAL 911 tally enough killed in the Vietnam War. re-establishing minimal diplomatic relations with gregation. The Legislature and and in the east and northeast faiiure is tremendous and will small tax base and cannot raise struggling. referred to by Director Cassano. In Manchester peal What did we accomplish ? Nothing Cuba in September 1978 during the Center competition for attendance at the sections of town. affect every citizen in Connecti­ enough money to pay the costs of the responsiblestateagencies will Furthermore, no mention of a erne — only losing the ones we loved. administration. A U.S. interest section was opened The personal satisfaction of cut. Many wouid claim that “ a local education. work together to make sure they survey of any support by property diet in the Swiss Embassy in Havana. But it wasn’t meeting a “ graduate” a few mind is a terrible thing to waste,” The issue facing the General follow the same path concur­ owners adjacent to Center 3 Mary Jarvis polite diplomacy that the CIA was interested in. It rently. Time-wasting, separate weeks later or getting a card but uniess we adopt the new 1988 Assembly is not only an ideologi­ Springs Park was presented. 62D Pascal Lane was the potential for recruiting agents through the indicatingthey’re still smoke-free I in Educational Equity Formula, an cal or philosophical one, but conclusions won’t be achieved. Obviously, no survey was ever Manchester one-on-one contact that came when the diplomatic This legislation will be a vehicle to is my reward. ight entire generation of needy stu­ whether we want to make the The comments such as, “ I don’t taken. One Bigelow Street resi­ 1983 door opened a crack. allow all sides to work concur­ dents will remain at risk. investment that is needed to keep wheeze or cough; orbumclothes; lori- Letters to the editor rently and in a timely fashion. The The Connecticut Constitution our economy one of the strongest In the early days of the Reagan administration, or smell, or am I as nervous as lent- Legislature shouldn’t be in the guarantees every child a proper in the country or the world. If we The Manchester Herald wel­ the president and his advisers seriously considered when I smoke,” are just some of education. The state has a legal do want to maintain this success, comes original letters to the closing the interest section, since there had been no position where it reacts. Rather, from the beginning, it should take the benefits of quitting. obligation to help fund our we must continue to have one of editor. improvement In relations with Castro and no You m ay feel nothing when you schools. In addition, weascitizens the best-trained work forces in the Letters should be brief and to slowdown in Castro’s anti-American closing the the lead in the implementation of voluntary segregation. quit, but more than Ijkely you have a moral responsiblity to world. If we do not do more to the point. They should be typed or section — so strongly that it became the dominant won’t be easy to live with for 10 provide a comprehensive and enhance our schools, that goal will neatly handwritten, and. for ease voice on the matter. CIA officials felt that the The state Board of Education and the Department of Education days to two weeks. But you’ll be a thorough education to all of become only a dream, and the in editing, should be double­ access to agents in Havana was too valuable to fun person and you and all those Connecticut's children. Finally, detain of economic prosperity spaced. Letters must be signed lose. will work within specific agenda items as set forth in thelegislatiqh with whom you associate will in order for our state to prosper, only a vision of what could have with name, address and daytime The CIA got its agents, all right. Every one of admire your accomplishment. we have an economic need to been. We must fund our schools, telephone number (for which read, “ In theirdeliberation them recruited l^y the CIA out of the interest and recommendations concern­ provide high-quality education to not only because it is the right verification). section, according to Aspillaga, was already a Jack J. Lappen all. thing to do, but because it is the The Herald reserves the right ing racial imbalance in the public double agent or soon became a double agent for schools, the state Board of 66 Haystack Road The new education funding necessary thing to do. Rich towns to edit letters in the interests of Castro. The CIA and Aspillaga also now believe Manchester formula proposed by the state Education and the state Depart­ and poor towns must work brevity, clarity and taste. that the majority of agents recruited from the early Department of Education will together to provide each and Address letters to: Open Fo­ ment of the Education, and any 1960s until the interest section opened in 1978 were committees which are advisory to certainly help to build a more every child with a quality edu- rum, Manchester Herald. P.O. also double agents. successful education system in caion. A well-funded educational Box 591, Manchester. CT 06040. the state board or the state Aspillaga erupted into laughter at times during department, shall give priority NEED SOME EXTRA the debriefing as he told how the CIA had been consideration to: duped. ■ voluntary interdistrict ele­ mentary and secondary school SPENDING Fresh information from Aspillaga may alter the centers of excellence in subject Will Tuesday’s primary prove anything? psychological profile of Castro that the CIA has areas such as thearts, scienceand MONEY!! maintained for yearaga himself is a double agent, math, vocational and technical but our CIA sources think that this is unlikely education and allied health: It’s a toss-up whether next Tuesday’s because of the volume of damaging Information he Washington base sought answers to the burning ■ voluntary interdistrict We may just have a presidential primaries in Connecticut are more question of the moment; Should he fight on or drop has turned over about the DGI. important to Bob Dole, the distant runner-up in the teacher and administrator ex­ newspaper route available out? The verdict, and her report to the boss: Hang change programs; Maxcelehtatedhis birthday Republican race, or to A1 Gore and Jesse Jackson In there. ■ therecruitmentand retention in your area... in their tight battle for second on the Democratic Capitol Slow and steady loses the race side. Dole needs a credible showing in a northeastern of minority teachers and (Manchester) 4>“ s i Comments The Department of Energy is taking so long to do The front-runners — Vice President George Bush ^ state — something he shares with Gore. Dole administrators; security clearances on people who want to work for the GoP and Massachusetts Gov. Michael B o b C o n ra d believes Connecticut will do that for him on ■ incentives for voluntary in- at a fabulous place there that qualified applicants are going Woodbridge St. ...286 A 302 omy Dukakis for the Democrats — are seen as the Tuesday. He’ll win at least eight or 10 delegates. terdlstrlct student exchange pro­ Auburn...... all elsewhere. A report by the General Accounting winners here, though Dukakis hears louder Even Bush people agree with that. D ole’s counters grams; Avondale...... all office says DOE takes anywhere from five months ■ college credit for qualifying footsteps. and some of my writing colleagues say he may get Robin Rd...... all Chances arc. Max birthing room, using come to "room-in ’ Birtliing Center would as many as a dozen to 15. to a year to clear an applicant for work on sensitive courses offered on a voluntary Dole, Gore and Jackson will be looking for a won’t remember what the prepareil child­ projects. " interdistrict basis; Adelaide Rd...... all anytime. Datl even he delighted to show favorable bounce Tuesday to propel them toward But if Dole drops out after April 5, his latest Jean Rd...... 5-30 Eleven others are reserved for this state’s so-called The applicants can’t wait that long, and ■ support for effective school a great time he had at birth methods they spent the night I The you their facilities and the final round of primaries in states with “ super delegates” to the national convention. ’That deadline for a decision, he’ll lose whatever he picks Steephollow La...... all 8 apparently the private companies under contract initiatives to improve educational The Family Birthing learned at the Center. next tlay. Mom and offer you more informa blockbuster clusters of delegates. array of some 650 party leaders — governors, state up in this state. Bush would get them all. Pat to DOE can’t either. Contractors told congressional opportunities and performances; Jean Rd...... 56-65 Center at Manchester Because Democrats have more of a horse race chairmen, members of Congress and members of Robertson isn’t considered to be a factor. Again, Alter M ax’s arrival Dad shared a special tion. After all, doesn’t investigators that they sometimes let people do and Waranoka Rd...... all here, rivalry between high-level supporters of that long ballot, cluttered up with names of former Memorial I lospital. they celebrated with "Stork (dub” gourmet the national committee — may provide the telling sensitive work without the proper clearances. The ■ the relative priority and your baby deserve Dukakis and Gore for the company of Gov. Bill candidates, may have voters wasting attention on Ardmore Rd...... all clout when push comes to shove in Atlanta. alternative is to let their production schedules fall effectiveness of educational initi­ Jeffsrson 8t...... all But his parents will photo-taking, a cham dinner and got instruc­ as warm a welcome as O’Neill led to unpleasant tension at the state Of the 35 delegate seats available in the GoP dropouts. Qoodwin St...... all apart while they wait for the clearances to come atives and other initiatives in Kenwood Dr...... all never loiget the won­ pagne toast anti hugs tions on how to care little Maxr Capitol. Marshall St...... all Tolland Tpke...... primary, most w ill probably be won by Bush, the In the brief history of Connecticut primaries through. DOE says it can’t work fast enough to areas such as housing, employ­ ....472-525 The players were Democratic State Chairman East Center St...... 276-333 Union Place ...... all derful experience. all around. All with lor their little birthday I'or more informa­ Bay State-bom, Greenwich-grown candidate who under state law (Democrats ran one under party keep up with the volume of security-clearance ment and public transportation. John Droney, nominally neutral but actually Union St...... 133-264 f'rom the moment the .security and confi­ boy. tion on The Family now lives in Texas. His organization here, headed rules in 1976), response has been good. applications. Before any further actions are Rachel Rd...... all favoring Gore, and O’Neill’s executive aide, by veteran pol Brian Gaffney of New Britain and taken, the Legislature is .sending a Tudor L a ...... all Union 8t...... 13-91 they arrived, they dence that Max and If you see a “ birth Birthing (ienter or a Charles "Chad” McCollam, who was pressuring Republicans set a record which still stands when Betsy Heminway of Greenwich, worries only that clear message that this is the Mayfair Gardens enjoyed the special Mom were getting the day” celebration in free tour please call the boss to endorse Dukakis. A meeting between 43 percent of their enrollment came out in 1980. The HIghwood Or...... all (No, M ain)...... overconfidence will keep voters home. agenda it wants. This approach ..... 14-470 the three settled nothing. And when McCollam Democratic turnout in 1980 and 1084 was just over attention and personal expert medical atten­ your future. The I ’amily M M 22C Dole staffers, many of them volunteers, are no will work because the legislation Galwayly SSt...... all showed up at the Jefferson-Jackson-Bailey dinner 33 percent. Republicans didn’t need a primary in fflaurlipHtrr Hrralft Marble St...... all care that are so hard tion of Manchester slouches at politics either. Top chairs are occupied creates a cooperative partnership Kerryrry St..St...... all McCabe St...... all In Hartford on March 12 sporting a Dukakis button, 1984. Reagan was their guy. Founded In 1881 to come by in some Memorial's top notch by Betsee osbom of Fairfield, Dick Bozzuto of among state agencies, the public North St...... all Stock PI...... all O'Neill told him to take it off. The second little North School St...... 1-84 Watertown and John Becker of Greenwich. In an election year which Is short on big issues, PENNY M. 8IEFFERT...... PubIKhtr and the Legislature. No. Main St...... 397-410 oi the bigger hos|)itals doctors and nursing drama was witnessed by many around them. QEORQE T. CHAPPELL...... Editor Relative newcomer Peter Michel of Darien is voters have little motivation to come out Tuesday A fter all, it’s the approach Throughout labor and staff. Last week. U.S. Rep. Sam Gejdenson of Bozrah except to go thumbs up or down on the candidates. OOUOLAa A. BEVINS .... T...... Executive EdHor / director. Last week, on very short notice, they MARIE P. G R A DY...... City EdHor that’s important. The legislation CALL NOW 647-9946 643-2711 endorsed Dukakis. Earlier, U.S. Rep. Bruce delivery. M ax’s parents Alter dejiverv. rallied around their candidate at the University of Bush needs to keep the momentum going. Dukakis, ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... Aeeoclile Editor gives parents, teachers, adminis­ Th9 Manc/iMtor Htnid UffiBtMliyIDfW _ Morrison of Hamden took the chairmanship of had the support of Mom was settled into Hartford. Some 400 students, also responding on as Gore campaign manager Marty Dunleavy says, trators, legislators, educations Illinois Sen. Paul Simon’s campaign in the state. DENISE A. R O BERTS...... Advertlelng Director short notice, gave Dole an enthusiastic reception cannot afford to slip in his own back yard. organizations and the public the their own nurse in the her comfortable room Birthing (Center Simon is all but out of the race now. MARK F. ABRAITI8 ...... Butineee Meneger even though many were there simply out of So it’s up to the candidates doing the chasing to SHELDON C O H EN ...... Compoilno Min ia er ability to respond as issues arise privacy of their own where Max was wel­ AI .MASCHTSILR MlMOtUAI HOSPIIAI In the Democratic primary, 52 delegate seats will curiosity. prove something here on Tuesday. And on that day, ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... Pieeeroom Meneger and not after a 50-page report has be apportioned accoi^lng to how the candidates do. JEANNE Q. FROMERTH...... Circulation Manager The next day, Kathleen Harrington of Dole’s Connecticut has the only gam e In the nation. been distributed. This method MaitflfTatpr BfralJi 10 - MANi a — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. March 28,198S MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. March M. I,M - ,

V t -■ 7 said after meeting Tuesday with a small group of First-Class Postage union supporters. “Let the world know we are GNP grows at fast pace The guidance from General Haig is that we Cost for mailing a one-ourtce letter will jump from 22 cents to President’s veto NA’n O N fighting the ultimate battle for dignity and Should not get the president involved in our repercussions WASHINGTON — The U.S. economy expanded re lie s to Soviet Jewry correspondence,” aide A. a quarter on April 3. 1983. against colonialism." at a 4.8 percent annual rate in the final three By Donald M. Rothbero we like you. You’re an icon. You An estimated 90 percent of offices and w nis Clift said in a memorandum on how the Th t Associated Press box," said former party chair­ months of last year, even faster than previously White House should respond to letters from represent almost everything we man Richard Richards, a Bush & W O R L D industries were shut by the strike on ’Tuesday. thought, the government reported today. J April News Analysis ever loved about America.” critics of Soviet policies. sed to WASHINGTON - While Presl- supporter. “If he deviates one Most shops and stores were closed, public The Commerce Department said the gross In the 1980s 1988 But the same system has transportation was halted and many government Kissinger himself wrote “there is virtually no Yof the I dent Reagan’s veto had little iota, there are some right-wing Reagan going to Moscow national product, the broadest measure of way” the United States could exert public er Su- |25C chance of killing the 1988 civil demonstrated opposiUon to such nuts out there who will say he employees did not go to work. economic health, grew from October to DEAR I ication Were these Just statements by ^agan proposals as constitu­ cannot carry on the Reagan pressure on the Soviet Union to improve the plight I’m 66 year Nov. rights bill, it certainly made life two politicians trying to get on WASHINGTON — President Reagan December at the fastest pace in almost two years. of Jews. ilstrict tional amendments to ban abor­ revolution.” announced today he would go to Moscow for his in a smal 1981 uncomfortable for Republican both sides of a delicate issue? Inflation remains tame It was the second upward revision in GNP hester presidential candidates George tion and restore prayer in fourth summit meeting with Soviet General with my 23 20C Or was their discomfiture a schools, as well as his bpdget “I don’t think you’re going to growth. A month ago the government put GNP Panel won’t change treaty tarded son tion of Bush and Bob Dole. symptom of something deeper, priorities. find him looking for aieas of Secretary Mikhail S. Gorbachev May 29 to June 2. WASHINGTON — Consumer prices, restrained growth at 4.5 percent, up from a 4.2 percent I Both reverted to type as Con­ The projected centerpiece of the trip is the WASHINGTON — The Senate Foreign late life ha e 22a- ..V.. an uneasy feeling that Reagan’s ‘‘Anybody,’’ said Darman disagreement,” said PeteV Tee- by lower food and energy costs, rose a modest 0.2 original estimate made in January immediately My hush to the gress overrode the Reagan veto, legacy may be a mixed blessing “who tries for too long to run ley, a Bush aide. “The fact it, six signing of a treaty to reduce long-range nuclear percent in February, the government said today after the quarter ended. Relations Committee today defeated the first . - ^ Bush playing the totally loyal attempt by Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C., to change years ago ^strict lys for the GOP presidential nominee against the majority simply will months ago everybody was writ­ weapons on both sides by 30 percent to 50 percent. in a report that shows inflation remains tame. Today’s revisions showed more strength than attack, wit for its ^ ^ :5S second banana. Dole dancing on next fall? not hold power. To govern, a ing that George Bush had to Asked if the treaty would be ready for signing Food prices fell 0.3 percent after rising 0.3 previously believed in such key sectors as the U.S.-Soviet treaty banning medium-range xWN- both sides of the issue. nuclear missiles. insurance, Reagan has succeeded in main­ president has to move toward the disagree with the president in Reagan said, “I have no way of answering percent in January. Energy costs, which had consumer spending, business investment and ago I ha deand 80 82 84 86 ’T m going to stand with the taining a remarkable level of order to get the nomination. that.” But he said the two superpowers were The Democratic-controlled panel voted 12-3 ues in 25c middle.” fallen 0.7 percent in the preceding month, fell 0.6 U.S. exports. because m; president,” said the vice presi­ popularity for more than seven But Reagan’s presidency is Everyone now sees that that was seeking the cutback. percent last month. against Helms’ amendment, which would allow uncer- dent, who has demonstrated in a myth.” deep in my uiring years. winding down. Governing is a “There are a number of other subjects we So far this year, consumer prices have been non-nuclear U.S. cruise missiles to be deployed in pace with n recent weeks the political plus of But like it says on many prizes, problem for his successors. continue to discuss with each other,” he said. Europe. sticking by your boss. At the same No question that Bush’s identi­ increasing at a rate of 3.2 percent. That compares factory. 20C Reagan’s popularity is redeema­ And figuring out how to separ­ fication with Reagan was a big Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze to the moderate 4.4 percent rate for all of 1987 and Nixon kept a low profile The pact signed Dec. 8 by President Reagan I’m not i clar;i- time. Bush was at pains to say he ble only by him. It is not ate themselves from the less was at Reagan’s side. and Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev bans thought the government should plus for the vice president in the the scant 1.1 percent 1986 increase. WASHINGTON — Henry Kissinger, Alexander because I’l transferrable. In a Republican popular parts of the Reagan New Hampshire primary and in Some economists suggested that last month’s missiles of ranges from 300 to 3,400 miles. The from being do what the bill seemed to ^ primary, maybe, but not in a M. Haig Jr. and other advisers to President Nixon istrict 15C doing. agenda is a particular problem the South, two areas where the moderate food and energy cost hikes may be from 1969 to 1974 rejected proposals for a more prohibition includes cruise missiles, both My biggest general election. for Republicans. Panama’s food supply low nuclear-tipped and those armed with non-nuclear of the Dole said he supported the bill president's popularity is very masking hefty increases for other goods and outspoken policy on Soviet human rights and get the lai [■r Su- Richard Darman, former Rea­ “I think the vice president high. PANAMA CITY, Panama — A general strike weapons. facilities ii that Reagan opposed. Nonethe­ gan aide, was quoted by Hedrick services. refused to let some Jewish groups use the White ! the IOC made a serious mistake,” said aimed at ousting Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriega Subtracting these two volatile categories, The ban covers both types of missiles because and the cl ctioiis less, he said he would "side with Smith in his new book, ’’The Rep. Bill Green, R-N.Y., who Likewise, it dragged Bush House as a platform, according to newly released the president” if his vote were down in Iowa, South Dakota and closed shops nationwide, but food was running however, the index for all other goods and presidential documents. “there’s no way to verify the distinction between” miles awai tern. Power Game,” as pointing out voted to override.' ’Apparently he the two, said Sen. Alan Cranston, D-Calif. It takes 1 needed to sustain the veto. The that “Reagan’s programmatic Minnesota, Midwest states where low and Noriega again rejected a U.S. call for him services also advanced 0.2 percent in February The advisers favored a more low-profile effort istrict felt caught between his basic to surrender power and go into exile. But Helms said the ban means "the get on that Kansas senator offered his help agenda is simply not the majority support of civil rights and his Reagan’s magic has faded. after a 0.5 percent increase in January, when involving behind-the-scenes negotiations with the of the from the safe distance of about “I am a Panamanian not a gringo,’’ Noriega prices overall rose 0.3 percent. conventional imbalance in Europe will be even get my son te of agenda.” loyalty to the president — and Civil rights is an area where Soviets, the documents indicate. greater than it is now. ” he has a 1,000 miles, as he campaigned for According to Darman the politi­ went with loyalty.” Snvir- survival in Wisconsin. Reagan has always taken a pants. It's )inply cal system tells Reagan "Look, “The vice president is in a narrow, legalistic view. always ki val. bathroom, istriet in an instit ig the If I cou to the washer am It the in the Greater iclud- nsion Manchester Area main- REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES Featuring: Century 21 Lindsey Real Estate AP grtphle Kiernan Realty Century 21 Epstein Realty D. W. Fish Realty RATES CLIMB — This graphic charts the rise in the cost 519 Center St. of mailing a one-ounce letter from the turn of the century 357 Ea.st Center Street 543 North Main St. O nluD ^ Manchester enter to the present, with an inset detailing the rise since 1980. Ontuo;, I Manchester l o ^ nirZI 649-4000 e, the 649-1147 Manchester, CT 06040 LINDSEY REAL ESTATE park 647-8895 . . . CHASLEt a UNOtCY nore. Postmaster hopes EPSTEIN REALTY Put Number 1 To Work For You.9 ately ^ [ 1 * 5 ] WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS A TTENTION Park Each office Independently owned and op>erated Call for your "FREE HOME VALUE ANALYSIS" today! id not cur< new postage rates G LASTON BURY $159,900 large Maneh«st«r *159,900 A New llstlnol Exceptional end EAST HARTFORD esent unit I 2 bedroom Condo In 271 BwiilMin Strsst <150.000 for a souoht-ofter area, move-ln IDEAL FAMILY HOME. Excel­ "NEW LISTING" Antique charm DEAR D I that won’t change soon condition, monv extras I Coll lent value for the growing fam­ and beauty of the 1020’s, six pounds. Sei for details I ily. 4 bedrooms, UA baths, D.W.F1SH 84 Scott Drive, Manchester rooms, 3 bedrooms, Impeccably There’s no solid screened-ln potlo, rec room, THE REALTY COMPANY done, nice entrance foyer, ike a spacious country kitchen, beau­ now I look V By Randolph E. Schmid MANCHESTER •184,900 French doors, like new oak floors, Would it h m of The Associated Press tifully landscape % acre lot. FIREPLACE QLOW new kitchen, warm end sunny Dir: Bucklond to Plootont Valley, porches, new roof, enclosed inches? loft onto Croft, lott onto Windsor, 2 Story Cape Cod with real appeal. Newly rleht onto Burnham. pool, raised flower beds and nice WASHINGTON - The price of T O L L A N D $157,900 decorated. Tree-lined street, 2 car garage, yardi You must see this onall DEARRI nyth a stamp will rise to a quarter on Enloy Spring surrounded by I'/a 1 B e tter gas heat, decorator upgrades, sun room, acres of flowering shrubs and most of us e Lane April 3, the first hike in 38 months finished basement, workshop. Owner will loss of bone ester and one the postmaster general apple treesi 24>edroom expand­ MARCHE8TER <154,000 able Cope, Ideal starter home, Manchester *244,500 accept any reasonable offer. elasticity) f said today he hopes will hold for super-convenient location I "EIGHTH DISTRICT" - Another discs betwei at least that long. 285 Grissom Road beauty on the north aide, 7 becomes foi A HOME TO BE CHERISHED. comfortable rooms, 3 bedrooma, “We hope we will go that long or Immaculate and spacious 4 to pouch 01 longer the next time” Postmaster 114 batha, rec room, country bedroom 3’A both Garrison Co­ kitchen, quiet etreet, petlo end addition, tl General Anthony Frank said on lonial. Sliders to bock potlo, 2 OFFKE HOURS tool ahedi Don’t miss Itl stooped she CBS-TV’s “This Morning” show. MARKET ANALYSIS / cor oversized garage, lovely 643-1591 243 Main St., Manchester, CT 06040 OaMy e00-S:00 You can i Frank said the biggest reaction acre plus lot. Sit. 0:00-5:00 Earth Dir: Scott to Konnodv to Hamilton 871-1400 Vernon Cr., Vernon, CT 06066 help flatter to the higher rates has come from HOME EVALUATION to Grissom. these devic major business mailers who will r organs inti face the largest increase, and this Domestic REALTY WORLD ni.'i experience could affect the amount of so- (203) 846-7709 73 W ill C in lir S tm t constipatioi called "Junk ” mail sent out. Binolt/Frichitti AMoclitsi Minchutir, CT 06040 Rather I “I think there could be a little TRANSITION STAMP WE GET RESULTS RIVER MILL cosmetic a| more space in your mailbox over . . . interim 25-center your famil; the next few months,” Frank Monehteter <132.000 "A DIVISION OF THOMAS A. BENOIT ENTERPRISES" ESTATES cause of yo said. GREAT STARTER HOMEI Roomy a Condominium posture, ex Most noticeable to the public, of paying its fair share. six room Bungalow with updated Advertising mail prices will est-ln kltohen, three bedrooms, CONDOMINIUMSIll 291 New State Road REAL ESTATE muscles an course, is the new first-class lovely private fenced yard and treatment f quarter rate, but the overall hikes increase 24.9 percent, compared garage. Manchester to hikes of 18.1 percent for MANCHESTER *95,900 647-8000 985 Main Street, Manchester situation. affect many other areas too Beautiful 1 bedroom. Carpeting hat bsen upgraded. Kitchen appliances including mailing bills, books and newspapers and magazines and Include microwave. magazines and other items. 14.7 percent for items sent by individuals. DEAR E The new rates, for example, MANCHESTER *109,000 „ Brand New!!! stomach bi would add about $1.15 to the The new 25-cent first class price 2 Bedroom unit in move-ln condition! Upgraded carpet. Kltohen appll- ★ Brand New - 2 Bedroom Town Houses, Brand new and lovely 1 bedroom annual cost of mailing a weekly means that sending a one-ounce aneae inctuda microwave. Nice vlawll Condo with Cathedral uelllnga. stomach is This condo has beautiful large aspirin, I b newsmagazine to one home. letter will take about the same Starting at *148,500.00 * bite from the average budget as Manchester <141,000 windows which make for a very GI and ga Utilities, credit card companies CO ZY CAPE with three or four MANCHESTER *109,900 * Fully Appllanced Kitchen * bright and lunny unit. Great for ulcer? and department stores will have in 1932. Adjusted for inflation, the bedrooma, garage with aummer Beautiful 2 bedroom unit In excellent conditloni Carpet hat been up­ the single person who wants that 3-cent postage rate introduced in graded. Kltohen epplianoes include microwave. Air Conditioner! * l'/4 Baths * Garage w/door Opener * something-----thli ^ special in■ a condo. to spend about 36 cents more, porch end perfeot location. * Cathedral Ceiling & Skylight in Master Bedroom * annually, to bill one customer. 1932 would amount to 25.5 cents Wonderful atarter home. DEAR R today. IN TO W N - Excellent location with this desirable 8 MANCHESTER *143,900 * Generous Carpet and Flooring Allowance * from irrita The cost of an average book club room Colonial that offers a large 1st floor family Beautifully malnUlnad 3 bedroom. 2M baths, fully appllanced kitchen. Lo­ * Andersen Th^rmo-pane Windows * mailing will rise by about SO The price for each additional abdominal ounce of mail will rise from 17 room, heated sun room, 3 bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, cation la Ideally altuatad In complex. Near swimming pool, tennis courts, * Atrium Doors - Deck * organs, sue cents. and dubhouaal Back yard patio with treed brook teUIngl MANY OTHER * Quality Workmanship Throughout!! * probably ' The increases are needed to cents to 20 cents. The cost to mail 1 ’/4 baths and a 2 car garage. Owner anxious to sell - FEATURES!! Victorian avoid deficits for the agency that a post card will increase from 14 asking <243,900. Located on South end of gastrointes could reach $5 billion in 1989, cents to IS cents. GLASTONBURY *195,000 Manchester, large 18 room houae, gastroentei For mail going outside the — FREE HOME EVALUA TION — Beautiful view of Hartford from decks off living room and master bedroom with first floor bedroom, dining define a ca postal officials said Tuesday in ‘Putting You 1st Is 2nd Nature To Us!” room, living room with fireplace, announcing the April 3 rate hike. country the rate will be 45 cents of this Townhouse end unm Many extra features Including some hardwood aspirin doe per half-ounce to most areas. For floors, flreplacad living room, woodatova in family room, window traat- and first floor laundry room may be effi The Ipst rate increase was in mela. All kitchen appliances, washer and dryer remain. A pleasure to STRANO REAL ESTATE Spacious enclosed porch and mail to Mexico the rate is the U&R REALTY CO. shown oversized 1 car garage. But wait think that) February 1985, and the Postal 156 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT (S) bleeding fr Service lost more than $220 same as in the United States, [M there’s more — This house has a 2 while sending a letter to Canada million last year. 643-2692 REAL ESTATE SERVICES CALL TODAY - 647-“SOLD’’fg"~ bedroom in-law apartment tool The new 25-cent letter rate is will cost 30 cents per ounce. Robert D. Murdock, Realtor (203) 646-7709 •)ana 7 part of a broad series of rate The agency did cut, from 7 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 .Z. changes affecting all types of cents to 5 cents, the minimum Shi mail. charge for a business using “These are the first adjust­ pre-paid envelopes that allow DEAR ments in general postage rates in consumers to reply without a SCARBOROUGH ROAD stamp. That, officials said, may D.W.HSH have work more than three years. They Commerclal-InvFBlnwnt Com/igny 3 badroom claetic Colonial in one of Mancheater't Friday for reflect the higher costs the Postal encourage more businesses to I moat sought after eraeal 1 '4 bathe, large flreplacad offer the service. years at a Service is experiencing,” said living room, enclosed sun room, formal dining zation. Asi John N. Griesemer, chairman of The Postal Rate Commission room, end 2 car garage. View this house today. ofice dutii the agency's board of governors. said it determined that third- •210,000.00. social evj The Postal Service is required class advertising mail was re­ "WE’RE SELLING HOUSES" 646-2482 chamber o to break even — over time — by sponsible for more postal service and varic the 1970 law that made it an costs than it was paying, and thus C O V E N T R Y WATeHFHOMT •IN.OOO Real Estate clubs, am! independent federal agency and should have a larger increase. Prime year-round waterfront home with • apec- MANCHESTER SOUTH FIELD OSEEN 'ISS.eOO BRAND NEW LISTING!!! closely idc end^ the taxpayer subsidy for The minimum rate for third tacular view. Larga dock, anclooed porch and Immaculata 2 badroom townhouaa condo. Skylit family Original owners relocating South after many class mail will jump from 12.5 your own boat dock will onhanoo aummar antar- room with hootllotor fireplaca. Larga rooma, 214 batht, E LL IN G TO N ~ *235,000. years in this super 'Ta m ily” home. Ansaldi-Bui my compai the mail. talnlng. oak oabinota and vanitlaa. All appllancoa Including Free houae for oonvoraion to offloao or raaiden- 647-8400 rooms. 3 bedrooma, 1.5 batha. 1st floor family room In the CO Frank said post offices across cents to 16.7 cents and the per microwave to remain. tial uaa with the purchaae of the S.1S agree of with magnificent brick fireplace. New driveway and NEW HOMES — PHASE I have becor 168 Main Street, Manchester newer roof. Very private 120x 150 lot with above ground y the country will expand window pound rhte will rise from 38 cents lend on which H atande *67,000 poT abra In a our compel to 48 cents. prime Indutirfal area abutting the EHIngion air­ pool, porch, and patio. M A R TIN SCHOOL District! *149,900 Complata — MALLARD VIEW service during the next two weeks port The houae le a aound 1890 Colonial with •239. *210,000. IRON IS HOT!!! more than I these rate hikes have been in the piece. The current rate is 9.1 Lovely S bedroom Ranch on e profeeelonel lendacep^ The looatlon end C-10 zoning of M e property, lit acre lot 2 botha, firti floor laundry, flreplacad ieo. Juai one Mock from Hertmennra Supenrairkal, Exciting 7 room Gambrel Colonial in Bolton slated for I enjoy th cents per pound and 3.1 to 4.9 completion in early April! 3 Spacious Bedrooms. 2.5 BRAND NEW LISTING!!! works for nearly a year. room with aeparate heat. Alto Indudee 14x27 green- on buw BE BA make M e iNo Meal tor profaeel- sure would 1 cents per item. batha, lot floor laundry, mudroom, large kitchen with Classy 7 room Raised Ranch on Criatom Road in the Facing the biggest increase houee. onl/ratall uae. A home/buelnaea wRh addWonal Forest Hills area. 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, stunning Blanchard & Rossetto or $8,999 a y< Inoome from one apartment nMghl be parfeol dining area that overlooks a beautiful wooded rear yard. will be the so-called “Junk” mail, A new $8.75 rate for the highly Exceptional oak cabinetry, choose your own floor new fully appllanced European kitchen, attic fan, this dilemm for the family luai eiofEng anewbuelnaae.(a new buelnaae. SniaH family room with fireplace, economical gaa heat, 2 third-class advertising material competitive Express overnight 643-1591 243 Main S t, Manchester, CT 00040 nuraary wotiM do weS hare. covering and colors. 2.3 Acres suitable for horses! REAL ESTATE 646-2482 catMoi iitMeai that the independent Postal Rate mail was set for packages of 8 Dolly eooe.'oo •264,900. car-garage. Nice flat yard. Clean at a whistle! *209,900. ^ Commission concluded wasn’t ounces or less. 871-1400 Vernon Cr., Vemen, CT 00060 Sot. eooe go 8 4 3 -4 6 1 6 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. March 23,1988 988 - • MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, March 23,1988 — 11 Puzzles TV Topics Hre FOCUS ACROSS 8 Employ anew Answer to Previous Puzzle 'Heartbeaf; New prime-time soap 9 Food fish [ 1 Debonair □QE3 BDDEID 10 Swirl Bv Kathryn Baker Washer will ease mother's workload ' 7 Inttigata (2 patient Wendy (Kathleen Wilhoite) should be 11 Vegetable □DO DQDDD I The Associated Press because her husband is off on a building job in PEOPLE i wdf.) encouraged to face the fact that she very well Mexico, causing her to remark, “ Sometimes I spread □DO DDDOO DDD DEAR MR. ROSS: kid took you for $100. He wrote that his for them. She says food and doctors J13 Toppled 12 Stupid person D D might die. That should have ’em flocking in wish that whole construction project would I’m 66 years old and live mother’s refrigerator broke down and come first. A real bunk bed might be a 1^14 Stylua NEW YORK — Because shows such as for mammograms. (sl.| DUO DOD get swallowed up in an earthquake.” in a small apartment that their family was too poor to get it long time from now — my sister just Gift for the first iady ’ 15 Animal of the "Dynasty” must tiptoe around sex talk, Meanwhile, a couple whocan't conceive are 19 Compass □ D cz O D O D n n m m With any luck, "Heartbeat” will get with my 23-year-old re­ fixed. hurt her' leg again and that means cat family Aaron Spelling Productions has set its new advised by the leering “ fertility specialist” NEW Y o r k — Nancy Reagan gave Pt. swallowed up by bad ratings. tarded son — he was a Thanks Believe me, Mr. Ross, we live on the more bills. [16 Steering □DD ODDO DIIOD ABC show “ Heartbeat” in a women’s clinic, composer Andrew Lloyd Webber a gold 21 New (Darrell Larson) to go for artificial insemina­ late life baby. side of the tracks where the grass is > apparatua nODD DODD DDO where it can be right out in the open, couched I hear mom pray at night and 22 Narrow tion. After the procedure - yes, we get to be IT IS WITH great relief that Thursday finds My husband died 10 A Motion gift-wrapped box containing a jar of Jelly !17 Place in the glow of healthy openness. truly greener. That kid needed a $100 maybe some day God will answer her. □DDO DDDO ODD there - the nurse practitioner (Gail Strick­ "The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd” back years ago of a heart like I need a hole in the head. You beans for his 40th birthday before seeing his ;18 Sand- thoroughfare Percy Ross M.A. 23 Ogled Oh, please, “ St. Elsewhere,” come back! land) gently suggests orgasm aids in for another spring run on NBC. attack, without any life better look a little closer into what latest Broadway musical, "Phantom of the • pipers GLEN FALLS, N Y. 24 TV's talking Tonight’s two-hoUr premiere features successful implantation, and leaves the insurance. Two years you’re doing. opera.” t20 Hebrew letter □DO nOOOD ODD woman in a darkened examination room Fans of Jay Tarses’ touching, offbeat ;21 _ S. Grant horse (2 wds.) difficult childbirths, artificial insemination half-hour comedy, which premiered last ago I had to retire Mr. D.R. DEAR M.: If you agree that God Mrs. Reagan, dressed in a black velvet suit M U alone. J24 _ Carta 25 O f air­ OODOO DDD and numerous gynecological exams. To start because my arthritis set YUMA. ARIZ. works in mysterious ways then we’re with fur collar, said she chose to see s| S In between trying to hit the sheets with Leo, spring for a limited run, will be glad to know, !27 _ tu. Brute craft eM rIaIt IeIdM nIaIyI off, there’s an emergency birth that requires deep in my bones and I couldn’t keep would be so much easier. He’s a good on the right track. It isn’t the answer “ Phantom” on Tuesday because “ it’s the I Joanne contends with a friend who’s pursuing as Molly's mom reassures in voiceover at the boy. Mr. Ross. He deserves better |28 Small river 26 Cave (poet.) Jorceps and incisions. pace with my fellow workers at the toy DEAR MR. R.: I won’t apologize for biggest thing there is.” 37 Actor _ a career and can’t be bothered with an beginning of the episode, that Molly "con­ to all your mother’s prayers, but the duck 29 English school 45 Sort Oh, honey, bring in the potato chips! factory. than to sit in soiled pants because his the little good I ’m trying to do ... even “ This is the first time I’ve been to the Radford 47 Lends a hand tinues to bang her knees against the cruel check I ’m sending will purchase a set ^ 2 Old movie 30 Atomic number Kate Mulgrew plays hapless, overworked ‘‘incompetent cervix,” meaning the baby will I ’m not allowed to drive any more broken down momma can’t take care when it backfires. Because, for every 38 Olympic board 48 Turn sharply furniture of life.” of bunk beds for your brothers. theater in a very long time,” she added. ^33 Not glossy (sbbr.) Dr. Joanne Springsteen, who founded the be born prematurely if she walks around too because I ’m legally blind — a result of him. person that’s ripped me off, there’s at (abbr.) 49 Is human In the first new show, “ Here’s Why You And as far as the neighbors are “ I’ m delighted that she’s coming to see pur ■34 Uneven 31 In case clinic with Dr. Eve Autry (Laura Johnson, much. Joanne saves the day by borrowing a from being diabetic most of my life. MRS. G.M. 41 Tears down 51 Dutch Shouldn’t Get Too Attached to Your Cat,” least a dozen who truly needed the concerned ... just tell them good little effort,” said Lloyd Webber. He and Mrs. i35 Golf clubs 33 Marcel who is married to Harry Hamlin of “ L A. newborn from the nursery to convince the My biggest problem now is trying to PITTSBURGH, PA. help they received. 42 Religious poem commune Molly gets a new job, working in a cluttered things happen to good people. Reagan met in the empty Royale Theater !36 Be overly fond Law” ). Ben Masters plays Dr. LeoRosetti. a expectant mom she should stay in bed at least clear get the laundry done. There are no Marceau's 43 Bushy hairdo 53 Regard -bookstore for a befuddled but engaging before going next door to the Majestic Theater [37 Between MA pediatrician and object of Joanne's lust. until the baby can be safely delivered after facilities in my apartment building DEAR MRS. M.: If a washer and routine 44 City on the Oka 54 Possesses bookworm. Moss Goodman (David DEAR MR. ROSS: Do people call to see “ Phantom” and meet with the cast after ( and CT the next commercial. 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 8 Strathairn). M and the closest Laundromat is four dryer will help you care for your son 9 11 12 you names if you don’t help them? My Minneapolis millionaire Percy Ross the show. [39 Forget____ Ray Baker is psychologist Stan Gorshalk. miles away by bus. and not put any added strain on you ... mom and dad are called names by who counsels the hospital's patients in is Internationally known for his Mrs. Reagan was in New York to visit her [40 Was wilted 13 MEANWHILE, EVE confronts Wendy’s And her friend Nina (Maureen Anderman) It takes too darn much out of me to I ’m forit. Start makingarrangements some of our neighbors. Mom says it’s 1 philanthropic works and likes to brother. Dr. Richard Davis, a neurosurgeon, 43 Astronauts' "all matters psycho-sexual. In tonight’s episode, sexist family doctor, who thinks Wendy ought is burglarized. "Do you know what it’s like to get on that bus every day in order to with a local dealer becau.se my check because dad don’t work — he got hurt 16 he confides to another doctor that he and his encourage others to help solve prob­ and his wife, Patricia. right" (comp. 1 to have a radical mastectomy instead of a come home and find your apartment en get my son’s clothes washed. You see. is on the way. a long time ago. lems for those In need. Write to Ross in ; vvd.) wife haven't had sex in nine weeks. And the lumpectomy. What good is a breast, anyway, ransacked, underwear hanging out of the he has a problem with soiling his I just hope this places the work load But we get checks in the mail. My care of the Manchester Herald, P.O. 46 Alphabets 17 1 8 2 0 cobbler’s children have no shoes. says the doc? It’s “ just a piece of fat.” Huffs drawers?" rages Nina. “ Yes," says Molly, pants. It's not his fault that he doesn't where it should b e... in the washer and mom says to "thank God" for what we Exhibit honors Cash 47 Hall glamorous Eve in her spandex dress, "So are "but I’m a bad example." Box 35000, Minneapolis, Minn. 55435. 2 1 2 2 always know when to go to the not on you. do have and don’t let what others say Include a phone number If you wish. NASHVILLE, 60 Border THE SHOW wants to offer up-to-date health some of your body parts. Would you like to Enter Molly’s new love interest, Detective bathroom. The thought of putting him 62 Paler bother us. All letters are read. Only a few are 2 4 2 6 2 6 information, like tonight’s debate over chop them off and replace them with silly Nathaniel Hawthorne (Richard Lawson). A Tenn. — Enter­ 2 8 2 9 3 0 31 A in an institution terrifies me. DEAR MR. ROSS: I think you bs Melt down, as But something really bothers me. answered in this column, although tainer Johnny mastectomy vs. lumpectomy in cases of putty?" Replies Nina upon being introduced to him, If 1 could get an apartment size should select the people you help a [ lard 3 2 ^ 3 Mom made my two brothers a bed out others may be acknowledged pri­ Cash was honored breast cancer. Women’s fears are unlikely to Some bad taste seems unintentional. Dr. "Hello. I ’m policewoman Elizabeth Barrett washer and dryer, life for the two of us little more carefully.' My neighbor’s of wood until she can buy a bunk bed vately. 66 Commander be assuaged by Gorshalk’s argument that rnr\' R-inirc (Lynn Whitfield) is in a crisis Browning." by Gov. Ned $7 Most aged 3 4 3 6 McWherter and a 58 Plural of "Mr." galaxy of country 3 8 3 9 music stars at the DOWN TV Tonight Shady schemers hit fertile opening of an 1 Flying saucers exhibit about the 4 3 4 4 4 6 4 6 9 Dr. Gott (abbr.) career of “ the money after wrecking Susannah's car (60 2 Speed contest 6 0 61 5:00PM [ESPN] 1982 NCAA Final drug heist, but what he scores is*a big sur­ Experiment (CC) (In Stereo) Peter Gott, M.D. man in black.” 3 Fruit decay Four North Carolina, Georgetown. Hous­ min.) (In Stereo) prise. ground with fear of AID S Hit Squad ton and Louisville. (3 ) @ Survival (C C ) A profile of Ethio­ 12:00AM (3D ‘‘I’m o v e r ­ 4 Everyone 6 6 [M AX] MOVIE: ‘Cat Ballou' A school- [M A X ] Cinemax Comedy Experiment pia's Danakil, a hostile tribe of desert no­ CID Entertainment Tonight Interview: ac­ whelmed,” Cash 6 Naw(praf.) marm organizes a drunken gunfighter, an DEAR some opportunist has come up i (C C ) (In Stereo) mads, seen throught the eyes of explorer Indian and tw o cattle rustlers into a train­ tor Matthew Broderick, (in Stereo) said at Tuesday !6 Bookkeeping 5 7 Wilfred Thesiger. Narrator: Devid Niven ABBY: I just with a get-rich-quick scheme by [E S P N ] Thoroughbred Dig­ robbing outlaw gang. Jane Fonda, Lee 0 5 Star Trek term 5:30PM (60 min.) (In Stereo) Marvin, Michael (fallen. 1965 capitalizing on the fear of AIDS, night’s ceremo­ □ est (3i) Breakthrough 88 received an ad­ 7 Disturbance H® M O V IE : Th e Ordeal of Patty Haarat' and widespread public ignorance nies at the Coun­ |c)198B by NEA. Inc [M A X ] MOVIE: 'First Affair' A naive 10:30PM g® Alfrad HItcItcock Pra- (S ) Police Story vertisement in Patricia Hearst is kidnapped and the FBI sents about how AIDS is transmitted. try Music Hall of freshman drifts into an affair with the mar­ searches until she is captured. Lisa Eil- (3 ) Alfred Hitchcock Presents the mail that ried father of the child for w hom she is dD INN News Dear Abby Fame. " I’d like to bacher. Dennis Weaver. 1979. Part 2. 09) Newtywed Game Girdle will only infuriated me. Before you send foranythingas babysitting. Melissa Sue Anderson, Lor­ IM) MOVIE: 'Electra Glide In Blue' An ® Honeymooners report that coun­ etta Swit, Joel Higgins. 1983. 0 5 Secrete of Success It read, in part: [a I Abigail Van Buren useless as a "specially treated Arizona motorcycle cop discovers the (55 Muy Especial \yl towelette” that promises to des­ try music is alive death of an old recluse and tries to find the [CNN] Newsnight " T h e n a ­ Johnny Cash 6;00PM S) CD ® ® N e w s [H B O ] Bette Midler's Mondo Beyondo killer. Robert Blake. Mitchell Ryan, Jean- [ESPN] NBA Today troy the AIDS virus, make a free and well every- CD Three's Company (CC) Variety-show host Mondo (Bette) Be­ cure symptoms tional health nine Riley. 1973. e [U S A ] Dragnet crisis we’re in call to the nearest AIDS hot-line where we’ve been lately, and we’ve been CELEBRITY CIPHER CD Magnum, P.l. Part 2 of 2. yondo introduces new talent David Gale, C«l«brlty Clph«r cryptogramt ara craalad from qiK>tatk>nt by famout people, past and present. (55 Quinceenera Bill Irwin, The Kippers Kids, La La La Hu­ or to your local public health everywhere.” Each letter in The cipher atands for another. Tod*y'$ due: J equals L. (35 Webster 1 2:05AM (3D Magnum, P.l. B.QOO is real and ex­ MOVIE; 'Through Naked Eyea' A man Steps, Pat Oleszko and Paul Zaloom. treme ... Horri­ department and ask for some Among the performers in attendance were Q S Ko]ak musician and a woman playing a voyeuris­ (60 min ) (In Stereo) 12:1 5AM [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Return to harm DEAR DR. GOTT: I ’m male. 84 and weigh 141 information on the new "m ira­ ‘REVOQAQW TPNNQTT L'AO tic game in their high-rise apartments dis­ Horror High' A film crew making a movla ble as all the stories are about treated paper towelette which Waylon Jennings, Bill Monroe, Johnny S ® A -T e a m 11:00PM OD d) (0) (59) News I, six pounds. Several years ago I shrank several inches. cle” product. cover that someone else is watching them. about a rash of murders that plagued a high AIDS, herpes, influenza (and the will destroy the AIDS virus! Use Rodriguez, Chet Atkins, Mel McDaniel and d ® N e w s (Live) (3D (S) M*A*S*H school years before falls victim to the oably There’s no place for my stomach to go but out, so EVC LT CPQ OY V JYO VM David Soul, Pam Dawber, Fionnula Flana­ oyar, list goes on and on), the whole it on your hands, and all surfaces Emmylou Harris. O ) Doctor W h o Pan 3. gan. 1983. (3D Simon & Simon same killer. Lori Lethin, Brendan Hughes, now I look very fat. I ’ve thought of wearing a girdle. DEAR ABBY: You had an Alex Rocco. 1987. Rated R. oors, story hasn’t yet been told! A (M) T.J. Hooker (C N N ] PrImeNews 05 INN News Would it hurt to push all tho.se organs in three that may be contaminated.’ article in your column from a The exhibit, to be displayed for two years, LKTOLKNO VKC 'v JLOOJa unny ® ii) Family Ties [D IS ] Edison Twins 1 2:30AM CD WKRP in Clnclniwtl inches? frightening report issued to the Then the ad goes on to tell you sailor on the USS Towers, telling includes photos, posters, films of Cash’s OD Synchronal osad S5 Noticias [E S P N ] Truck and Tractor Pull CD Divorc* Court U S. Surgeon General says that how to obtain this "m iracle” how hard it was for sailors to be early performances, costumes, musical JPND.' — NJLKO aVTORYYC. d9) Leave It to Beaver I nica (S ) MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour CD Carol Bumott and Frfanda 1.300 doctors and health profes­ product: "Just fill in the form and away from home for months at instruments and mementos of his career. [H B O ] MOVIE; 'Streetaof Odd' A n out­ News (Live) III DEAR READER: The settling and shrinkage that PREVIOUS SO LUTIO N: "A specialist Is one who knows everything about cast Russian boxer regains his pride by sionals from around the world [C N N ] Showbiz Today @ ) Motorwesk The Ford Bronco; Chevro­ Q® Wandy and Ma most of us experience with age is due to two factors: enclose check or money order,” time. The exhibit is sponsored by the Holiday something and nothing about anything else." — Ambrose Bierce. training tw o Brooklyn fighters for an call AIDS 'the biological equival­ etc, [D IS ] Kaleidoscope Concert let's Bushwacker 4 X 4; how w om en are ® (SB LMa Night With David Lattar- loss of bone mass in the spine and loss of water (and I know exactly how he feels Corp. of Memphis. American-Soviet exhibition. Klaus Maria changing auto design and marketing stra­ man (In Starao) ent of the nuclear bomb, ’ which is [E S P N ] SportsLook Brandauer, Adrian Pas(jar, W esley Snipes. I.B00 elasticity) from supporting structures, such as the Abby, I thought people got because I recall those days tegies; the Sunraycer, a solar-powered ( S Twilight Zona all that is needed to ‘render the [H B O ] M O V IE : 'R atb oy' (C C ) A selfish 1986. Rated R. car. (R) 2 AIDS only from unprotected during World War II and Korea. other discs between the spinal bones. As the spinal column young woman attempts to exploit an unu­ [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Arthur' A drunken, he­ ® Mora Raal Paopla human race extinct within 50 Hope recovery excellent d D S o a p la, 7 becomes foreshortened, the abdominal organs tend intimate sexual contact, sharing Of my 9*/i years in the U.S. Navy, sual young boy. Sondra Locke, Roben donistic young millionaire falls In love with [E S P N ] Motorwaak llluatratad lorrta, years. ’ The AIDS virus may have Townsend, Gerrit Graham, 1986. Rated a poor waitress, but his family threatens to 0 5 PELICULA; ‘Los Forsjtdos' Un hscen- to pouch out through the abdominal muscles. In needles and syringes, or from a I had 42 months overseas duty LoS ANGELES — Comedian Bob Hope is [U S A ] Edgo of Night urttry contaminated the surfaces of contaminated blood transfusion. aboard ships in war zones. No one P G-13. cut off his inheritance unless he marries a dado poderoso contrata a un bandolero addition, the spine curves forward, producing making an excellent recovery from prostate [TM C ] MOVIE: Out Of Africa' (CC| A debutante. Dudley Moore, Liza Minnelli, Sir para quitarle las tierrat a sus vecinos. Ja ­ 12:40AM (2® MOVIE: 'Chaaa' An at- I and everything you and your family Suddenly, I ’m getting literature vier Solis, Rosa de Castilla. stooped shoulders and a rounded back. knew where we were until our surgery, a hospital spokesman said. Danish writer's unhappy marriage to a John Gielgud. 1981. Rated PG. tornay is forced to confront her beliefs come in contact with daily! from a "Ph.D.’ telling me I can wealthy landowner is brightened when she when she is assigned to defend the man ship passed under the Golden i THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME [U S A ] Riptide Cody Allen, Nick Ryder, ®SCTV You can safely wear a girdle or elastic binder to “ Mr. Hope is doing very, very well and is falls In love with a dashing adventurer. accused of murdering her mentor. Jennifer Public toilet seats, telephones, get AIDS from a telephone! What Gate Bridge in San Francisco! by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee and Murray "Boz ” Bozinski form the Rip­ 05 Lata S h o w (In Stereo) help flatten your abdomen Remember that with expected to be discharged in the next couple of Roben Radford, Meryl Streep. Klaus Maria tide Detective Agency and try to clear the O'Neill, Robert S. Woods, Richard Farn­ restaurant tables, silverware and do you think? All outgoing mail was censored [C N N ] Moneyline p these devices, you will be forcing your abdominal Unscramble these four Jumbles, Brandauer 1985 Rated PG name of the sole survivor of a charter ship sworth. 1985. (R) doorknobs. CONFUSED VIRGINIAN days,” hospital spokesman Gordon Cohn said They say it pays well [D IS ] Missing Adventures of Ozzie and organs into a smaller space: hence, you may before it was sent off the ship. The one tetter to each square, to form [U S A ] Cartoons which blew up at sea (60 min.) 1 :00AM CSD a h in the Family "We now offer you a brand-new Navy war sea duty was especially ’Tuesday. four ordinary words. Harriet experience discomfort, bloating, heartburn and 6:30PM CD Family Ties 8:30PM (X) ® H u d of the C lM « (CC) (X) High Rollars way to protect yourself from The 84-year-old comedian underwent [TM C ] MOVIE; '62 Pick-Up' Following DEAR CONFUSED: It doesn’t hard on the married men. There A computer dating service matches Si­ Joe Franklin 3 constipation. CD ® ABC News (CC). an affair with an exotic dancer, a Los A n ­ XD surgery Monday at the University of Southern VOABE mone (khrystyne Haje) with a first-class AIDS. A disposable, specially take a Ph.D. to figure out that were married men on my ship geles businessman is blackmailed by a trio Rather than being satisfied merely with a (31) Ja ffe rto n t (CC). nerd (Richard Horvitz). 0 5 Twilight Zone who had children they had never California Kenneth Norris Jr. Cancer of hoods. Roy Scheider. Ann-Margret, cosmetic approach to your problem, why not ask < S l NBC Newt (CC). (33 Matchmaker Hospital. (£ ) Entertainment Tonight Interview: ac­ Vanity. 1986. Rated R (In Stereo) your family doctor for advice about treating the seen — and some of the children d® Nightly Businaes Report tor Matthew Broderick. (In Stereo) (S ) Alice Hope does not have cancer but had his [U S A ] Airwolr cause of your difficulty? For example, attention to were 2 years old — and older. (S8) Bosom Buddies [D IS] Danger Bey (CC) Grant's old col­ 0 5 Gene Scott Data Bank I joined the U.S. Navy for four operation there because his surgeon. Dr. lege buddy steals classified information 11:30PM (3D Late Show (In Stereo) posture, exercises to strengthen your abdominal TANCE (45 Noticiaro Univlelon [C N N ] Inelde Polltice '8 B (R) Donald G. Skinner, chief of urology at USC, from the Aquarium. (D 09) Nightline (CC). muscles and — perhaps — hormone and calcium years or for the duration of the f V (85 Love Connection [E S P N ] Fishing: Beet of Bill Dance war — whichever came first. Jake end the FetmanfCC) 05 Honeymooners treatment to prevent bone loss might improve your performs his surgeries at the cancer center. [C N N ] InaMs Polittes '88 diOOPM CID [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Born American' Three A former policeman-turned-author cooks Oi) Classified Eighteen Offers informa­ What appllancas I don’t know what the record of The surgeon removed fibrous tissue filling [E S P N ] N B A To d a y young Americans cross the Soviet border ter situation. up an elaborate scheme to submit a slain tion on the latest employment opportuni­ during a hunting expedition and find them­ Children’s Work a sailor is for not going ashore, the prostate. , man's book under his ow n name. (60 min.) children use 7:00PM CD CBS News (CC) ties in the Connecticut area. selves fighting for their freedom end their but I went for 11 months at one Hope’s publicist, Frank Liberman, said the LEESAW WHAT THE COWBOYS ® HeertBeet (CC) Drama exploring lives. Mike Norris, Steve Durham, David Parcant of chlldran CD News (X) d9) Adderfy Maj. Clack resigns his post at regularly time without setting foot on dry WERE HOPIN© TO the personal and professional lives of a ISI and joins a private intelligence organiza­ Coburn. 1986. Rated R. DEAR DR. GOTT: I have a sore spot in my Applianca who oparala applianca comedian was not expected to be able to CD ® Wheel of Fortune (CC) land. ©ET OUT OF progressive medical group. Stars Ray tion, (70 min.) (R) [U S A ] Search for Tomorrow stomach below my ribs. It hurts to touch and my attend a benefit he was scheduled to appear in TH E POPEO. CD SI 00.000 Pyramid Baker. Laura Johnson and Kate Mulgrew. oom Microwave oven 1ST CLASS PETTY OFFICER (2D Tonight Show (In Stereo) Lova Boat stomach is upset most of the time. When I take on Saturday. . Qj) ® Cheers (2 hrs.) 1 ;05AM CD nffl. CARLTON R. EPPERSON (3 ) Racing From Plelnafleld [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Marta’a Lovats' A Refrigerator/ KUNFLY (j® Best of Saturday Night CiD Morton Downey Jr. irge aspirin, I bleed from the rectum. Upper and lower Now arrange the circled letters to (S ) Hogen'e Heroes w om an'a Ufa ia ruled by the men around freezer (RET.), 0 5 MOVIE: '8eml-Tough' T w o football ^ery GI and gallbladder tests are normal. Is this an form the surprise answer, as sug­ d $ M*A*S*H her. Naatas^a Kinaki, John Savage, Roben players compete for the affections of the OZ) Newt (CC). t for ulcer? LYNCHBURG, VA. Martin In fair condition gested by the above cartoon. Mitchum. 1964. Reted R. that Clothes washer d® MacNeil / Lehrar Newshour club owner's daughter. Burt Reynolds, Kris [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred DEAR MR. EPPERSON: You LoS ANGELES (28) Barney Miller Kristofferson, Jill Clayburgh. 1977. Hickman, Nick Charles. 1:30AM (D Get smart DEAR READER; This type of pain could arise =~;5 E1 E S served your country well. Con­ ® ® Win, Lose or Draw (S) Highway to Heaven (CC) Jona­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'Fiddler on the Roof A (35 INN Nawa — Dean Martin than and Mark encourage Lee to lobby for milkman In Czarist Russia tries to hold onto from irritation of the upper abdominal muscles, an gratulations and may your retire­ (Answers tomorrow) g 5 Roca Salva)e (S) Sacrata of Succaaa Clothes dryer [:r;.;.12°/o should be hospital­ broader environmental-protection legisla­ his Jew ish heritage in the face of oppres­ abdominal hernia or from a disorder of the internal ment be a long and happy one. Jumbles: MANGE ACRID BUTTON CHOSEN d ® Nightly Businaat Report ture. (60 min.) Part 2 of 2. (In Stereo) sion in this adaptation of the hit B ro ^ w a y IS) Dating Gama ized for several Yesterday's organs, such as the pancreas. If you had an ulcer, it Answer: Why the Inventor of fishhooks became a ®i) Family TIee (S) 'There Were Times, Deer A woman play. Topol. Norma Crane, Leonard Frey. [C N N ] Nawanight Update Dishwasher 'l-IP/o more days with 1971. Rated G probably would have shown up on the upper DEAR ABBY: Our local mllllonalre-THEY REALLY "CAUGHT ON ' [C N N ] Moneylina (Shirley Jones) shoulders the burden of [E S P N ] Lighter Side of Spoita Hoat; Jay making family decisions after her husband kidney problems [D IS ] First Easter Rabbit Bud Ives nar­ [ESPN ] SportaCenter Johnatona. of gastrointestinal X-ray study that you had. See a animal shelter puts out a bumper (Len Cariou) is diagnosed as suffering from that forced him off rates this magical tale of a toy rabbit. [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Hot Resort' A group of [U S A ] W W F Prime Tima Wraatllng ise, gastroenteroligist, a specialist who may be able to Alzheimer's disease. Cynthia Eilbacher and sticker that says it all; ANIMALS •ntf fiMtfling. from Jumbla. tie tMt imnpapt, P.O. Bex 4$M, Ortantfe. PI Stuffy, a Christmas present to a young giri young men are given jobs on an island re­ the “ Rat Pack” lfMlwa«peurfMfM,a4drtUMM8laooa9 9ndni»ka]reurcfi«ckpB)rB6l9to ~ Dana Elcar co-star. (60 min.) ling define a cause of your symptoms. Remember that ARE KIND TO DUMB PEOPLE. named Glinda. sort but can't keep their minds on their 1:50AM [M A X ] MOVIE: Chopping ice, aspirin does affect blood coagulation — that’s why it tour with Frank (55 Tel Como 8orr>os work. Bronson Pinchot, Marcy Walker, Meir Teen-agers trapped inside ■ shop­ How sad the reverse is not [E S P N ] SportsCsntar ping mall are terrorized by malfunctioning K>m Sinatra and dZ) Great Performances; Becell on Bo- Linda Kenton. 1985 Rated R. may be effective in preventing heart attacks — so I practiced. [M A X ] Cinemax Saeelone (6 0 min.) (In security robots Kelli Maroney. Ton y and M rt (CC) Diiectors Richard Brooks and think that you should avoid aspirin if it causes any Sammy Davis Jr., Stereo) O'Dell, John lerlesky. 1966. Rated R iralt BERNITA H. MERRITT, Keter Bogdanovich, Katharine Hepburn, 1 1:35PM (3) Entertelnmant Tonight a hospital spokes­ [U S A ] AIrwolt Interview: actor Matthew Broderick. (In la 2 bleeding from your intestinal tract. Source: Whirlpool Report on Children's Use o( Appliances MCA QRAPMCS LORENA, TEXAS Van Jonson and Alistair Cooke join host 2:00AM (3D l Love Lucy Lauren Bacall in tracing the life and career Stereo) man said. 7:30PM CD p m M a w in e A pediatric (3) Home Shopping Overnight Service “ His condition is surgeon; actress Leigh Taylor-Young. of Humphrey Bogart. (2 hrs.) 11:40PM [M AX] cinemax Comedy (3 hrs.) fair. It appears Astrograph CD Current Affair [C N N ] Larry Kir$g Uve [D IS] MOVIE: 'The Choeen' A friendship CD IS) Jsopsrdyl (CC) Should Girl Friday quit after 11 years? that it is a flareup slowly develops between a worldly, assi­ of an old kidney CD (3 ) (SI Barney Miller milated Jew and the son of a Hassidic problem,” Cedars- you're likely to feel on your shoulders (35 INN Newt rabbi. Based on Chaim Potok'snovel. Max- DEAR BRUCE: I These are just some of the factors DEAR C.D.: i can understand why today could be the heavy hand of ne­ (3® Csraon’e Comedy Clattict imilten Schell. Rod Steiger, Robby ^ n s o n 9 Sinai Medical Cen­ 1981 Rated PG. have worked as a girl involved but. on balance, if my the firm has this policy — beause it’s glected duties. Matters won't get any (3 ) M*A*8*H Y FRESH BONED ter spokesman [E S P N ] Auto Redrtg: Mickey 'Thomp- Friday for the last 11 current employer would not match regular volume customers are going better if you try to duck them again. ® Newlywed Gams Y _ Ron Wise said gela side world doesn't treat you aa kindly as might try to cut you off at the pass. my company. out of business, and the price of the [E S P N ] Scholaatic Sports Antarlca Lansbury, Christopher Plummer 1982. In the course of these activities, I you think It should today, don't come SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) Don’t let Part 1 of 2 DEAR W. B.: Under any circum- product has been diminished. Stars to get a face lift home and take your wrath out on Inno­ your frustrations or emotions govern 8:00PM CD High Mountain Rangara A Soviat skier dafecta during an international 9:30PM O ) Odd Couple have become friendly with many of •stances, I would obtain a definitive DEAR BRUCE: I have been selling cent family members. Trying to patch your reasoning faculties today, espe­ toumamant by heading off into the icy our competitors. Recently, the “ all- Manufacturers guard the price of up a broken romance? The Matchmak­ 10:00PM Q D Equalbw A world- SPECIAL offer from my prospective new an item from my home to mail-order LOS ANGELES — At least 165 Hollywood cially if you have to deal with someone Sierra wild. (60 min.) (Postponed from an renowned bounty hunter corners s drug around gal” of my company’s major employer — with the salary in writing customers for the past six months. their products jealously — and stars are scheduled for face lifts — right on the er set can help you understand what It you find distasteful. asdier date) understandably so. If people perceive might take to restore the relationship. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Don't crazed killer and his brother tn Pete's Res Shrimp Creole over rice competitor passed away unexpect­ — before givjng notice at my present I’ve promptly paid the company I deal sidewalk. CD MOVIE: 'ChUdran of DIvorca' Three tsurant. (60 min.) edly. She and I were not close friends, that the product is worth less, they Mall $2 to Matchmaker, c/o this news­ take financial risks on ventures In which tamilias from different social lavaia cope (mildly tpicad Loultlano Creole louce with shrimp) job. You must be sure you will with for the products I’ve bought from The chipped, cracked and faded stars — 165 paper. P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH, Ls»> 19/ 26 News but we were acquainted and I know won’t buy it at the normal store price. others have more direct control than with the problems of separation. Barbara actually get the extra money you them. of them in the 1,900-star Hollywood Walk of 44101-3428. you do. Feidon, Greg Mullavey, Bill Dee Williams. CUD Police Story she earned considerably more than I expect. If you are .serious about the business, 1980 About three weeks ago, however, a Fame — are being replaced, polished or TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You may CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. IB) It nei­ ( ^ ( ^ Year In the Ufa The media bom­ do. Otherwise, you have to ask yourself open up a store, sell in volume, and not perform as efficiently as you usually ther you nor y ^ r mate are as coopera­ ® Growing Paint |CC| After their bards Joe after he saves a politician's life We feature FRESH fish and salesman from the company came to reflnished in a four-month project to CD The competitor has now contacted how well you get along with the people deal with the overhead. do today. Don't try to point the finger of tive with one another as you should be home is burglarized, the Saavart are using cardiopulmonary resuscitation (60 my house. Two days later I received a reinvigorate the fading and weathered stars. forced to think about the thinge they value. min.) (In Stereo) LIVE LOBSTER DAILY! me and asked if I would be interested who are running the competitor’s blame for your mistakes at others. It will today, this could create serious prob­ PLUS letter saying that the firm would no The stars, imbedded in concrete along only worsen matters. lems In your relationship. (R) (S5^ Phobias; The Fears, the Treetments in her position. While salary has yet to organization, because that’s impor­ Mow taking longer sell me merchandise because it Hollywood Boulevard and Vine Street, are a GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Be extremely AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) There's a CD Evening Magazine A pediatric sur­ A panel of experts assist those plagued be discussed, I know that the company tant. Also you mentioned that you Bruce Williams, America’s top careful today In any financial transac­ chance you may bog yourself down with geon, actress Leigh Taylor-Young with fears Live call-in program from Eatlar Ordara did not do business with people who major tourist attraction, where visitors stroll CPTV, (60 min ) would be willing to pay me a good deal have been in your present job for 11 radio talk host, is heard each week tions you conduct. After you have thor­ more responsibilities than you can com­ 0 5 HHI Straat Bluet work out of their homes. and arch necks in their hunt for their favorite more than I am currently earning. years, which indicates a degree of job night on NBC stations. His column oughly checked all the facts and figures, fortably manage today; you could O ) McCloud ® Noticiero Univislon celebrity. i 5 Star Trek 43 Oak Street I enjoy the people I work for, but I security. Would you have security at 1 don't see why it matters if I ’m appears every Monday, Wednesday go back and check them again. spend an enormous amount of energy (S) MOVIE: 'Rich and Famout' George CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) When laced accomplishing little. [C N N ] Headline News SEA FOOD sure would like to earn an extra $7,000 the new place? working from my house or have a big and Friday. Write to Williams in care The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce said Cukor's chronicia of the stormy 20-yatr MANCHESTER Tuesday it will cost $70,000 to repair the with opposition' today, your defense PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Peer pres­ friendship between two women. Jacque­ [ESPN] Boxlrtg; U.S. tnter-SarvIce or $8,000 a year. If you were faced with Would you give the people forwhom store. Can you explain why the of the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box might be taking an unyielding position. line Bisset, (Candice Bergen, David Selby SEPVZJG th e area CVER 30TEARS damaged stars and bring them to their sure could be a trifle heavy today, but it CKam p^shlps From Ssn Diego (90 this dilemma, what would you do? — you are working now the opportunity company won’t do business with me? 591, Manchester 06040. Letters of This tactic will caus4 those who oppose mustn’t ba allowed to entice you into 1981. mm.) (Taped) 649-9937 W.B., to match the offer? I think they are CD., general Interest will be answered in appropriate luster. you to do the same. doing something against your better (8 ) ® Aaron’t Way (CC| Aaron enters [H B O ] HitchMker (C C ) A young hustler ROGERS, ARK. entitled to it. SILVER SPRING, MD. the column. L e o (July 23-Aufl. 22) The weight ludgmant. Ba strong. an arm-wrestling competition to win repair looking for easy monev masterminds a If — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednetday, March 23,1988 8 - n (Hatulirslrr Urralti Revaluation TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT COMPARISON OF 1986 REAL PROPERTY Section 2, Page 13 differences ASSESSMENTS AND TAXES WITH 1987 are analyzed 1987 1987 1987 FOOD Wednesday, March 23, 1988 P 1986 NO REVALUATION REVAL — NO- PHASE-IN REVAL - WITH PHASE-IN Job in Contlnned from page 1 Mill Mill ImesI % Mill Mill Atwas. Rate Taxes Rate Taxes would a phase-in. For example, without lac. Aaani. Factor* Rale Taxea Iac./(Dec.) Asaen. Rate Taxea Inc./(Dec. a phase-in, assuming a mill rate 42,680 48.59 2,074 50.50 2,155 3.9 88,070 2.1 22.75 2,004 (1.4) 42,777 41.54 1,777 (14.4) I get of 22.7S, the property with the 60,700 48.59 2,949 50.50 3,065 lowest tax bill in the group would ’3.9 133,070 2.2 22.75 3,027 2.6 04,634 41.54 2,684 (9.0) he valued at 70 percent of fair 32,400 48.59 1,574 50.50 1,636 3.9 79,040 2.5 22.75 1,810 15.6 38,828 41.54 1,618 2.5 'finds market value, or $88,070. That 30,370 48.59 1,476 50.50 1,534 3.9 76,510 2.5 22.75 1,741 18.0 37,162 41.54 1,544 4.0 back property would have a decrease 37,670 48.59 1,830 50.50 1,902 3.9 95,130 2.5 22.75 2,164 18.3 46,206 41.54 * 1,919 4.9 In taxes of 1.4 percent, from $2,074 23,510 48.59 1,142 50.50 1,187 3.9 73,150 3.1 to $2,004. 22.75 1,664 45.7 35,530 41.54 1,476 29.2 rfbeat 40,570 48.59 1,971 50.50 2,049 3.9 138,110 3.4 22.75 3,142 59.4 2,787 41.4 I last The high-end property, which 67,082 41.54 18,080 48.59 878 50.50 913 3.9 66,500 3.7 22.75 1,513 72.3 32,300 41.54 1,342 52.8 know, now would be assessed at $76,220, 18,920 48.59 919 In The Kiltliin at the would have an increase in taxes of 50.50 955 3.9 76,220 4.0 22.75 1,734 88.7 37,021 41.54 1,538 67.4 “con- 88.7 percent, from $955 to $1,734. •Factor represents the number of times the 1987 cruel "Burden shifts would be the assessment increased over 1B86. FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION same if every home appreciated i You the same,” Spinelli said. FACTOR » ACCTS. % TOTAL N Cat,” <1 to 2.3 2,557 15.8 fm Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. favorite Ktcipes ;tered asked how it was that one 2.4 to 3.3 11,096 68.6 aging taxpayer's bill could decrease 3.4 & over 2,534 15.6 la vid while most others increased. Spinelli said that the burden of the 16,187 100.0 man) increased assessment on one ike to property may be offset by a COMPARISON — Finance Director Boyce Spinelli has compiled revaiuation without a phase-in are 70 percent of fair market value. The ment greater increase on another prop­ figures showing the tax biii different property owners would pay with erty owner’s home. assessments for revaluation with a phase-ln are 34 percent of fair if the and without a revaiuation and phase-in. The assessments for market value. lolly, ictlve son). A him, Encouraging truce talks could trigger new Contra aid irrett WASHINGTON (AP) - The actions by the Sandinistas. consistent with whatever agree­ centrist House members who Remember when you were a child Reagan administration and “We hope these talks succeed,” drafted Tuesday, was similar to a Congress to decide what kind of ment is reached by the Contras have traditionally determined package put together last week aid to send, he said. and how much satisfaction you House Speaker Jim Wright said Fitzwater said. and the Managua government. the outcome on the polarized today reports of progress at “It is my earnest hope that we by Senate backers of the rebels. It MacKay said he expected to received from "helping mom” in Senate Majority Leader Robert issue of aid to the rebels were left contained a one-year, $48 million formally introduce the package cease-fire talks in Nicaragua are can obtain a bipartisan agree­ Byrd, D-W.Va., said it was time skittish by last week’s incursion the kitchen? encouraging, and Democratic ment on humanitarian aid so that infusion of “humanitarian” aid, this week and hoped to have about that there be “a cease-fire of Nicaraguan troops into neigh­ to include food, clothing, shelter half a dozen other moderates Join leaders said agreement there the bill can be scheduled between the Congress and the boring Honduras in an effort to Today you can recreate those fond likely would trigger a new pack­ quickly,” Wright, D-Texas, told and medicine. It also would him. White House” on the issue, but attack Contra supply camps. authorize the Central Intelligence He said the effort is not memories. Warm hearts and smiles age of strictly "humanitarian" reporters. “That is the best way said he had no plans to bring an “It had an impact on all of us,” aid for the Contra rebels. to encourage the peacemakers in Agency to deliver existing supp­ intended to be a challenge to will appear on children of all ages aid bill before the Senate. he said in an interview. The lies of weapons. House Speaker Jim Wright, D- "We want to be cautious but we Central America.” Wright indicated that an aid Sandinista military action on the when they make these special are encouraged (by the taiks),” House Majority Whip Tony But in contrast to the Senate Texas. Republicans have ac­ \ proposal being advanced by Rep. eve of renewed cease-fire talks version, MacKay’s would permit cused Wright of using his schedul­ treats. said White House spokesman Coelho, D-Calif., said such a bill Buddy MacKay, D-Fla., one of with the Contras was a reminder Marlin Fitzwater. "They do seem could be approved next week if President Reagan to call for an ing powers to bottle up any aid bill the “swing” votes on the Contra that “relying on their good faith is expedited vote on new aid for the that goes beyond a strictly to be making progress,” he said, the cease-fire talks, in their third issue, would likely be acceptable Just not realistic,” MacKay The recipes were developed with adding that was “somewhat day in Sapoa, Nicaragua, bear rebels if peace talks break down, humanitarian package Demo­ careful consideration to nutrition, to House leaders. added. but not to dictate the terms of the crats offered earlier this month, surprising” in view of previous fruit, and if aid would be MacKay said he and other The compromise bill, still being aid package. It would be up to ease of preparation and safety. Not but which was defeated. only are the recipes quick and easy, they contain a readily available Troops likely ingredients, and require no special im to r* equipment. TK>vle Bhigh to leave soon 0 the Fun time in the kitchen can be ghet, WASHINGTON (AP) - The At fiieUjtCi 3,100 U.S. troops dispatched to almost anytime. Bring the entire eti Honduras as a warning to neigh­ family together to share the joy of boring Nicaragua are expected to PRICE GUARANTEE making “Jam” for Joy Cookies. return home next Monday and AS A MEMBER OF "NATIONWIDE BUYING GREAT Tuesday, Pentagon officials said C O -O P” AL SIEFFERT’S GUARANTEES rtter- today. LOWER PRICES THRU VOLUME BUYING. The name says it all with' ‘Waffles The officials, who Insisted on Wow!” a quick and nutritious anonymity, described the with­ FAST SERVICE after-school snack to cure the drawal schedule as still tentative I munchies. The Pink Cloud and and subject to iast-minute AL SIEFFERT’S SERVICES EVERY PRODUCT changes, depending upon devel­ SOLD BY A PROFESSIONALLY TRAINED Zebra will spark the imagination of \n et- opments in the region. TECHNICIAN BOTH IN AND OUT OF WAR­ any child. The beverages are so »elieft RANTY. ' - 4 ' > man “But we said about 10 days for 2 easy to prepare with the grape juice nnlfer exercises and that's what it flavor children love. Like all the Farn* should be,” another source said. FAMOUS NAME BRANDS The officials noted the soldiers TO BUY FROM recipes in this collection, the bever­ AL SIEFFERTS CARRIES ONLY NATIONALLY 3 had been airlifted to Honduras KNOWN NAME BRAND MERCHANDISE THAT ages can be made with little or no over the course of two days last YOU CAN TRUST... SUCH AS: SONY. PANA­ supervision. week and said that same proce­ SONIC, MITSUBISHI, ZENITH, GE, WHIRL­ dure would be followed for the 3 POOL, MAGIC CHEF. MAYTAG. RCA, LITTON, Enjoy the smiles of you children withdrawal. JENN-AIR, PLUS MANY MOREI . Four battalions — two from the At as they proudly present their 82nd Airborne Division at Fort creations and beam, “I helped! ” Bragg, N.C., and two from the 7th FINANCING Light Infantry Division at Fort AL SIEFFERT’S OFFERS LONG TERM Three LOWEST PRICES... lorder Ord, Calif. — were airlifted to FINANCING. 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH them- Honduras on March 17 and 18. OPTION ON MOST PRODUCTS. PLUS I their 4 ACCEPTS VISA. MASTER CARD, AND ...BEST SELECTION! David Scuffle with cop DISCOVER. prompts arrest EXTENDED WARRANTY AL SIEFFERT'S WINTER CLEARANCE •' A A Manchester man was ar­ AL SIEFFERTS OFFERS EXTENDED WAR­ round RANTEES ON EVERY MAJOR APPLIANCE. loben rested early this morning in connection with the assault of a COLOR TV. VCR THEY SELL. LOW COST PRO­ police officer on Center Street, 5 TECTION AGAINST FUTURE REPAIRS. ASK A ' z J police said. SALESPERSON FOR DETAILS. Marcel N. Bosse. 30. of 334 I m to Jaifi AAufflHs T B ard I Ole Thf2lehi'a Center St., was charged with HONESTY assault on a police officer, AL SIEFFERTS WILL PROPERLY REPRESENT Makes 6 to 8 servings t; Jay interfering with a police officer, ALL THEIR PRODUCTS... EVERY TIME. threatening, driving while intoxi­ 6 1 (12 ounce) package com muffin mix 1 package (10 count) flour tortillas Vt cup cbllled pear, peacb or apricot nectar ng cated. reckless operation of a 2/3 cup milk 1 (1 pound) Jar. peanut butter Vt cup cbllled purple grape juice W>*ng motor vehicle and criminal mi­ FREE LOCAL DELIVERY EHTIRE legg 1 (22 ounce) bottle squeezable grape Jelly or •hop- schief, police said. AL SIEFFERTS DELIVERS AND INSTALLS GIANT Pour nectar in a small straight-sided glass. Tilt glass and sltAvIy pour oning 1/3 cup mini-chocolate chips strawberry preserves Tony Police said an officer was at a MOST PRODUCTS FREE OF CHARGE. 1 (22 ounce) bottle squeezable grape jelly or in grape juice. Serve immediately without stirring. > R Onter Street address at about 1 INSTALLATION ALSO AVAILABLE. ON Preheat oven to 350°F. Cut each tortilla into 8 triangles. Place on a.m. on other business when DISHWASHERS. DISPOSALS AND BUILT-IN iSSceo! D A YS ONLY! raspberry-apple preserves ungreased baking sheet. Bake 5 minutes; cool slightly. Top with a Bosse turned his car into a PRODUCTS. rvfce 7 SPECIAL WEEKEND SAVINGS Preheat oven to 400°F. Prepare muffin mix according to package direc­ squeeze of jelly or preserves; then a dollop of peanut butter. Serve driveway, almost striking the officer’s patrol car. Bosse re­ ON AMERICA’S TOP NAME tions using milk and egg; stir in mini-chocolate chips. Spoon half the immediately. fused to turn over his driver’s LOCALLY OWNED & OPERATED BRAND MAJOR APPLIANCES,... batter into nine cupcake-paper-lined muffin tins. Squeeze in about 2 license to the officer, and a scuffle AL SIEFFERTS FAMILY HAS BEEN SERVING JSICROWA VES,...COLOR TVm, teaspoons jelly or preserves. Spoon remaining batter over filling. Bake Chocolate Party Dip: " lA M 'for Joif CooKles ensued between Bosse. the officer THE GREATER MANCHESTER/HARTFORD \VCRs, PLUS MOREI __ 20 to 22 minutes. If desired, squeeze addition^ jelly on top of muffins. Bake tortillas as directed above. Meanwhile, in a small saucepan, place and a second officer called to the AREA FOR OVER 35 YEARS IN THE APPLI­ Cool slightly before serving. 1 cup mini-chocolate chips. Stir over low heat until smooth. Stir in scene, police said. ANCE INDUSTRY. WE TRY HARDER TO 1 /2 cup jelly or preserves. Remove from heat. Serve as a dip with tortillas. 1 (20-ounce) roll refrigerated spoonable sugar At one point, an officer and PLEASE, AND HAVE A RECORD TO PROVE ITI cookie dougb Bosse were wrestling on the □ 1 (22-ounce) bottle squeezable strawberry ground, and Bosse made an PROFESSIONAL SALES STAFF preserves or apple-grape jelly attempt to take the officer’s pistol AL SIEFFERTS SALES STAFF IS EAGER TO from his holster, police said. HELP YOU SELECT THE BEST PRODUCT The TlnKClouel Waffles Wow Bosse was held on $7,500 bond. Preheat oven to 350°F. As directed on cfxikie dough package, scoop THAT FITS YOUR NEEDS, AT A PRICE YOU tablesp/e cup white grape Juice 1 scoop vanilla Ice cream Immediately squeeze preserves or jelly into indentations. Cool slightly AL SIEFFERTS HAS THE WIDEST SELECTION >/t cup vanilla yogurt Squeezable Jelly or preserves, any flavor before serving. OF AMERICA’S FAVORITE TOP NAME m u s t b e 1 (22 ounce) bottle squeezable strawberry or •Alternatives: chcKolate chip dough or BRANDS ON DISPLAY FOR YOU TO COM­ WHEN IT'S OVBI. raspberry-apple preserves peanut butter ctxikie dough PARE PRICES, FEATURES. AND TO TRY IT OUT FOR YOURSELF. SOLD!U IT'SOVBU Toast waffle. Top with ice cream, then squeeze on desired amount of In blender, combine fruit, grape juice and yogurt. Process until smooth. preserves or jelly. Serve immediately. Jam Sandwich Cookies: With blender running, squeeze in about 2 tablespoons preserves. Serve Bakcc(X)kic dough for a total of II minutes. Do not make indentations. immediately. Variations: Cool cookies on wire racks. Then sandwich ccxtkies together using • Spread waffle with softened cream cheese; then squeeze on preserves jelly or preserves. Purple Cloud: or jelly and sprinkle with granola. Substitute purple grape juice for the white grape juice and use Grape • Top waffle with a slice of muerester chee.se, sliced apple and a squeeze NOTE: Smaller ctxtkies can be inade by scixiping teasptxms of dough or Apple-Grape Jelly in place of preserves. of preserves or jelly. onto baking sheets. • Spread waffle with peanut butter; top with a layer of banana slices and a squeeze of preserves or jelly. • Squeeze preserves or jelly on waffle. Top with vanilla yogurt and sprinkle with chopped nuts and raisins. H — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, March M, 19M MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, March 23,1988 — 15 Tiny crackers taste Just fine Lots of benefits from using rice Tomato-topped fish

Inetfaid of 1 pound frtsh or frozan fish 1 madium onion, allcMl but cholesterol is a problem ■curving Qie us­ Rice verde 1 8-ounce can small cooked fllloU 1 madlum tomato, choppad ual baked po­ ■/« cup butter shrimp, drained 6 ■llc«s bacon NABISCO RITZ B liS. $l.6t a t-opace box. tato with your 1 small onion, finely chopped 1 6-ounce can water chestnuts, drained and sliced Just like its parent cracker, Ritz Bits are favorite dinner Microwave 1 cup hot cooked rice Thaw fish. If frozen, in a large skillet cook bacon until crisp, high in fat. containing 5 grams for a Vk-ounce entree, why not 1 lli-ounce package chopped ■A Clip finely chopped onion turning often. Remove bacon; drain on paper towels. Add onion serving. Compare this to the one gram of fat in add a new spar­ Kitchen spinach, defrosted Ml cup finely chopped celery to drippings in skillet. Cook 5 to 7 minutes or until tender; drain. 1/3 cup butter, cut into bits crackers or 1V4 grams in saltines. Sapermarket kle and flavor 1 cup milk Stir In tomato. Bring to boiling. Reduce heat; coverandsimmerl Vi cup dry sherry with a sea­ Marge Churchill 1 egg, slightly beaten to 2 minutes or until heated through. Crumble bacon and stir Into /1.T5* these cracko’s are saturated Sampler 1 clove garlic, pressed or finely (hydrogenated soybean and cottonseed oils) , and soned rice VY teaspoon salt tomato mixture. chopped saturated fats, have been shown to raise blood Carolyn Wyman dish? 1 cup grated sharp Cheddar Vt teaspoon salt Meanwhile, measure thickness of fish fillets. Place In shallow cholMerol. Folks controlling their fat intake should & Bonnie Tandy Leblang Rice can be cheese Combine all ingredients in a baking dish, tucking under any thin edges. Sprinkle lightly with eat these crackers in moderation. . flavored or spiced, combined at 30 percent to 30 to 35 minutes. salt and pepper. Cover with foil. Bake In a 45()-degree oven until Combine butter and onion in a l ‘A-quart casserole. Mix well and with meats, fruits or vegetables. Fluff rice with a fork, recover, Carolyn: The tastiest part of a Ritz cracker is the quart casserole. Microwave 2 cover. Microwave 4 minutes on fish flakes easily when tested with a fork (allow 5 to 7 minutes per It is excellent in soup, with main and allow to stand for 5 to 10 V/i edge. Since these tiny little Ritzs are practically all to 3 minuts on high, or until onion high, or until heated through, 'Ainch thickness). To serve, spoon tomato mixture over fish. dishes, in salads or desserts. minutes, or until all the liquid is edge, they taste even better than a regular Ritz. chemicals, high in fat and dbfe^i fit my conception is transparent. Stir in rice, stirring after 2 minutes. Yield; 4 Makes 4 servings.. Actually, rice is one of our most absorbed. Leftover rice can be to 6 servings. ^ u lts will find these an addicting snack; Uds, a of streusel cake. If you want a streusel cake and are versatile foods. spinach, milk, beaten egg, salt Nutrition Information perserving: 176cal.,24gpro.,3gcarbo., too busy to make one from scratch, stopby a bakery kept in the refrigerator, in a perfect accompaniment to cheese at their next Rice is a cereal grain that and Cheddar cheese, mixing well 7 g fat, 58 mg chol., 273 mg sodium. U.S. RDA: 11 percent vlt C, 11 dollhouse cocktail hour. and buy something worth the calories. closed container or plastic bag, forms the staple basic food for with a fork. Cover and microwave percent thiamine, 15 percent niacin, 24 percent phosphorus. for up to one week. To reheat one Rice Romanoff □ OO □ □ □ many of the world’s people. It is cup of rice, microwave on high for 4 to 6 minutes on high, or until easily digested, rich in B complex 1 minute. mixture is hot and cheese is 3 cups cooked rice PILLSBURY STREUSEL SWIRL MICROWAVE HEINZ KETCHUP 'N ONIONS. $1.69 to $1.79 a vitamins and low in calories. A melted. Yield: 3 to 4 servings. 1 cup large curd cottage cheese Idaho chili CINNAMON CAKE MIX. I8.1# a IZ-onnce mix with $S-onnce squeeze hottle. half cup of cooked rice is only 80 Note: If useing cold, leftover 1 8-ounce carton sour cream pan; $1.59 refill. calories. rice, microwave 1 to 2 minutes Bonnie; Here’s a new product that’s bound to be a Rice pllaf Vi teaspoon hot sauce One 32-ounce can (4 cups) 2 carrots, cut Into thin Cooking rice in the microwave longer. Vt teaspoon salt Carolyn: Another example of a manufacturer success. Adding nothing more than dehydrated and ■A cup butter tomato Juice 1-Inch strips trying to make the microwave do something it was powdered onions to their ketchup, Heinz has created is not significantly faster than ‘A teaspoon Worcestershire 2 cups water M cooking it by conventional me­ 1 medium onion, finely chopped sauce 2 tobisspoons chill powder never intended to. A good streusel cake is a a tasty new topping for hamburgers containing thods. However, there are some Vi cup finely chopped celery Minnesota wild 1 cup grated Parmesan cheese 2 medium potatoes, peeled 2 teaspoons Instant beef confectionary mountain range — big and substan­ nothing you’d want to avoid. IVt cups uncooked regular rice and chopptd (2 cups) bouillon granules tial, encrusted with cinnamon gullies, and topped other benefits which are worth rice casserole Place cooked rice in a I-quart SWEET Carolyn: Like a lot of people, I need to eat raw considering: Rice cooked in the Vo cup snipped parsley casserole. Combine cottage 15-ounce can gsrbanzo 1 teaspoon drisd basil, with snow-like glaze. 1 13-ounce package frozen TREATS — onions in moderation or suffer the intestinal microwave requires only a quar­ V* teaspoon salt cheese, sour cream, hot sauce, beans, undralned crushad Plllsbury’s Microwave Streusel Cake looks like a Dash pepper white and wild rice consequences. So I approached this product with ter of the energy required for salt and Worcestershire sauce. 1 cup lantlls, rinssd and 'ft laaspoon garlic powdar Qinny Aniello of pathetic little sheet cake with a few cinnamon 4 ounces fresh mushrooms, trepidation. But Heinz Ketchup ’n Onions tastes a lot 1/3 bay leaf Stir in the rice to mix well. Cover. Bilyeu Street pockets and has a sugar-deficient glaze that goes on conventional cooking methods. It chopped drained Shraddad chaasa better than it sounds — more like a sweet also requires only minimal atten­ Vi teaspoon thyme Microwave at high for 8 minutes, displays a plate­ in globs instead of drizzles. Think of another use for 1 medium onion, chopped 1 large onion, chopped (1 A relish-and-ketchup combination than a blend of tion during the cooking process. 1 (lOVi-ounce) can condensed stirring after 4 minutes. Sprinkle the fluted pan enclosed and this wouldn’t be a totally chicken broth 3 tablespoons butter cup) ful of sour catsup and raw onions. It’s a picnic table find. Because rice cooked in the cheese on the top. Microwave at worthless purchase. 1 1/3 cups water cream desserts. microwave won’t burn or stick to high, uncovered, for 2 to 3 In a 4'A-quart Dutch oven stir together all Ingredients except Bonnie: I don’t recommend Pillsbury’s new Bonnie Tandy Lebalang is a registered dietitian. the pan, cleanup is quick and Place pouch of rice in micro- minutes. Yield: 6 to 8 servings. cheese. Bring mixture to boiling; reduce heat. Simmer, covered, Ropinald Pinto/Manchester Herald Combine butter, onion and Mlcrowavp Streusel Swirl either. It’s full of Carolyn Wyman Is a Junk food fanatic. easy. wave oven. Microwave 5 minutes about 30 mlnuies or until lentils are tender. Spoon Into bowls: top celery in a 2-quart casserole. on high, or until hot, flexing pouch The most successful method of Microwave 3 to 4 minutes on high, Marge Churchill is a Manches­ with shredded cheese. Makes 6 to 8 servings. Your Neighbor’s Kitchen cooking rice in the microwave is after 3 minutes. Set aside. or until onion is transparent. Combine mushrooms, onions ter resident who Is an expert on Nutrition Information per serving: 341 cal., 15 g pro., 55 g sinailar to convenient methods. Add rice, parsley, salt, pepper, microwaving cooking. Do you carbo., 9 g fat, 13 mg chol., 1,045 mg sodium. U.S. RDA: 177 Here’s a honey of an Idea Bring the water, broth or other and butter in a 1-quart casserole, bay leaf, thyme, broth and water. with butter on top. Microwave 2to have any questions about micro- percent vlt. A, 58 percent vlt. C, 20 percent thiamine, 14 percent liquid to a boil, stir in salt or Cover and microwave for 5 to 6 By Nancy Byal minutes or until crystals dissolve, 3 minutes on high, stirring after 1 waving? Write to: Microwave riboflavin, 16 percent niacin, 33 percent iron, 27 percent Raisin and nut cake recipe —Add flavor to vegetables with seasonings and butter: add rice. minutes on high, or until mixture Kitchen, Manchester Herald, Better Homes and Garden stirring every 30 seconds. To minute. phosphorus. Honey Herb Sauce: In a small Cover and return to the micro- begins to boil. P.O. Box 591, Manchester 06040. protect the color and flavor, do Add rice to mushroom mixture. saucepan combine 'A cup honey; wave and cook on high for 4 to 5 Reduce setting to 30 percent Winnie the Pooh was only a not overheat. If necessary, microwave 30 se­ 'A cup margarine or butter; 2 minutes. Reduce power to 30 (medium low) power and micro- stuffed bear, but he had good conds on high to warm. Yield: 4 to can be traced to grandma —Before measuring honey, tablespoons finely chopped on­ percent (medium-low) for 12 to 14 wave for 16 to 18 minuts. or until takte; he loved naturally sweet spray the measuring cup with 6 servings. ion; >A teaspoon dried thyme, minutes. rice is tender. Let stand for 3 to 5 honey. Honey adds flavor to any non-stick spray coating. It makes By Anita AA. Caldwell raisin-water mixture. Add va­ crushed; dash salt, and dash This will cook one cup of minutes, covered. Remove bay 3 D 1 wedges like a pie (16 pieces). Roll food and makes baked goods o p 1 the honey easy to remove from AAanchester Herald nilla and eggs. Mix well. Pour into pepper. Bring to boiling; cook 2 regular white rice. For brown or leaf before serving. Yield: 6 to 8 Quick shrimp rice each wedge from the wide end moist. Here are some tips for the cup. a greased and floured Bundt-type toward the narrow. Place on minute^ Toss with 3 cups cooked parboiled rice, increase the time servings. 3 cups hot cooked rite storing and cooking with Pooh’s —When cooking with honey, it’s Ginny Aniello’s recipe for rai- tube pan. Bake in a 350-degree cookie sheet and brush with egg favorite sweet. carrots, cubed cooked winter easier' to use recipes specially squash or sliced cooked sweet «in and nut cake says to test it oven for about an hour, but test it white. Bake at 350 degrees for 25 —The flavor of honey depends with a broom straw and if it with a toothpick (if you don’t have developed for the product, such potatoes. Makes 'A cup sauce. or 30 minutes. Yield: 64 pastries. on the flowers it was made from; as Microwave Honey-Baked Ap­ Menus DOUBLE doesn’t stick, it’s done. a broom straw) after 45 minutes. check the label. Most honey is No-bake pineapple ples: Combine 'A cup honey, ‘A —For a honey of a barbecue The old family recipe that Sour cream crescents made from clover, which gives a began in her grandmother's whipped cream cake teaspoon shredded orange peel sauce: In a saucepan combine 'A 2 cups flour very mild flavor. In general, the and >A teaspoon cinnamon; set Senior citizens peroni pizza, green salad, ice fruit. COUPONS kitchen is a favorite of hers, said 3 packages lady fingers cup honey; ‘A cup dry white wine; 1 teaspoon sugar paler the honey, the milder the aside. Pare 4 baking apples cream. Aniello of Bilyeu Street. 1 pint heavy cream flavor. 1 tablespoon lemon juice; 1 The following meals will be SEE STORE >/t teaspoon salt one-third of the way down and teaspoon minced dried onion; l served at Mayfair Gardens and RHAM high schools But then, Aniello likes to bake 18-ounce and 13-ounce package —Store honey at room temper­ FOR EXACT DETAILS '/t pound margarine core. Arrange apples in 9-inch teaspoon dried rosemary, Westhill Gradens, the week of Coventry schools all kinds of desserts. cream cheese, softened ature. Refrigeration speeds The following lunches will be ’/i cup sour cream round or 8-inch square crushed; 1 clove garlic, minced; March 28 through 31, to Manches­ “ I ’m always baking,” she said. Vi cup sugar crystallization. The following lunches will be served at RHAM junior and 1 egg yolk microwave-safe baking dish. dash salt, and dash pepper. Bring ter residents who are 60 or older. And though she has a sizable 1. 30-ounce can pineapple pie --Crystaliized honey is not served in the Coventry elemen­ senior high schools the week of Spoon 1 tablespoon honey mix­ to boiling. Reduce heat and The sites will be closed April 1, MICROWAVE-NATURAL OR WITH BUTTER repertoire of sweets to choose FOR FILLING: filling or strawberry rhubarb spoiled. When crystals form in tary schools the week of March 28 March 28 through 31. The schools ture over each apple. Cover with simmer 5 minutes. Brush over Good Friday. from, Aniello said her family Vi cup sugar filling honey, remove the lid and place through 31. The schools will be will be closed April 1 for Good Newman's Popcorn 10.5OZ 1 . 9 9 vented clear plastic wrap. Cook chicken pieces, pork chops or Monday: Turkey chow mein, didn’t stray from the basics. Vi cup walnuts, finely ground Chopped nuts the jar in warm water until they closed April 1 for Good Friday. Friday. SALTED at 100 percent power (high) 6 to 8 steak during last 5 to 7 minutes of rice, (Chinese noodles. Oriental "When my children were home, 1 teaspoon cinnamon Separate lady fingers into dissolve. Or cook 1 cup of honey in Monday: Tomato soup, grilled Monday: Salisbury steak, mlmiteirortfntil tender, rotating barbecuing or broiling. Brush vegetables, dinner roll, peach Beer Nuts , z . z 2 . 3 9 Hdiday Savings j the only thing they liked were 1 egg white single layers. Line sides and a microwave-safe container on cheese sandwich, potato puffs, mashed potatoes, homemade 2 dish a half-turn once. Serve again before serving. Makes 1 pudding. POLY brownies and tollhouse cookies,” Sift flour, sugar and salt. Cut in pudding sundae. roll, peas. bottom of 10-inch spring-form 100 percent power (high) 2 to 3 warm. Makes 4 servings. ■he said. shortening. Blend egg yolk into pan. Whip cream until stiff. In cup. Tuesday: Roast pork with Tuesday: Taco with meat and Tuesday: Chicken patty on a Carolina Rice 10 lb 4 . 8 9 Aniello and her husband, Jo­ sour cream. Add dry ingredients. separate bowl, whip cream , gravy, cornbread stuffing, zuc- cheese, lettuce and tomato, sea­ roll, potato rounds, mixed vegeta­ MINCED OR CHOPPED : chini and summer squash, wheat seph, have been married for 45 Mix well. Shape into ball, sprinkle cheese and sugar together. soned rice, corn niblets. ice bles, homemade cookie. 6 5k,z 1 . 1 9 bread, fresh fruit. Gorton’s Clams IH V 'I'WO-GElTOIVf: years and spent 32 of those years with flour, wrap in wax paper and Fold both cream mixtures cream. Wednesday: French bread ARMOUR In Manchester raising three chill overnight. together. Spread a quarter of the Wednesday: Vegetable soup, Wednesday: Fruit juice, hot pizza, green beans, juice cup. children. Make the filling by combining cream mixture over the lady spaghetti with meat sauce, Ital­ turkey sandwich, carrot coins, Thursday: Fruit juice, grinder, Corned Beef Hash ii fWEK Aniello is still on the go. sugar, walnuts and cinnamon. * fingers, followed by a third of the DEER PARK'ANNOUNCES ian green beans, salad. Italian brownie. chips, apple. PUNCH, RED BERRY, STRAW. COOLER OR MAUl PUNCH l■4*■l Y 4»ll 2 |in(*li4IIi(*.N bread, gingerbread with whipped 3 One of the things she’s most Divide dough into four portions. pie fiiling, and a layer of fingers; Thursday: Sausage patty, ma­ Capri Sun Drinks lo o t m i i n s i: topping. 1 : 1 excited about is the cookbook that Working each portion separately, repeat, ending with a layer of the caroni and cheese, green beans, Andover Elementary CHEF BOY-AR-DEE members of her church, St. roll into circle and sprinkle on a Thursday: Pineapple juice, roll, applesauce. in riuM 'M * Sain<«(*. f'rt'a iii cream mixture. Decorate with The following lunches will be Smurf W/Meatballs Mary’s Episcopal Church, are quarter of the filling. Cut into nuts. Chill well before serving. THIRST INSURANCE! Yankee pot roast with vegetable o r i«»n %(‘ji* r la lilt ‘N. served at Andover Elementary putting together. Aniello said gravy, oven roasted potatoes, NEW ENGLAND The following lunches will be School the week of March 28 they’ve been working on it for baby carrots, biscuit, blueberry served at Coventry High School through 31. The school will be Progresso Clam Chowder 1! about a year, and expect it to be crisp. > . the week of March 28 through 31. THIN SPAGHETTI OR published by Mother’s Day. closed April 1 for Good Friday. Monday: Grilled cheese sand­ “ It was a lot of fun,” she said. Monday: Pizza casserole, Muellers Eltiows Meals on Wheels wich. potato puffs, vegetable, green beans, pears. OLD FASHIONED But Aniello has had her share of The following meals will be fruit. Tuesday: Ham patty, buttered cooking efforts that weren’t so Heinz Sweet Mix Pickles 2 4 ITS A CHOKE served to Meals on Wheels clients Tuesday: Grinder with meat potatoes, com on the cob, choco­ much fun. She mentioned the OLD FASHIONED-ASSORTED VARIETIES the week of March 28 through and cheese, lettuce and tomato, late cake, rolls. time she made a wedding cake for fruit. 2- MAIL INaBTIHCATt | EXPIRATION 7 31 88 her nephew. April 1. The hot noon meal is Wednesday: Cheese pizza, Heinz Pickles listed first, the cool evening meal Wednesday: Bacon and cheese salad, fruit. DETERGENT & FABRIC SOFTENER “ It was almost a disaster,” she 0 second. burger, vegetable, fruit. Thursday: Hot dog with a roll, said, blushing. “ I had never made HMET TRY Fab One Shot 10 Monday: Boneless pork loin Thursday: Steak on a roll with one before.” hash browns peas, pudding with AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER with gravy, baked potato, squash, cheese and onions, vegetable. topping. The cake was fine. It was the salad, dessert. Roast beef sand­ Sunlight Liquid 6( icing that gave her problems. Coupon Helund wich, fruit, milk. FRANCO AMERICAN firnetsi loo6t CotpotXion “ All of a sudden, the flowers PO B o iM U Tuesday: Roast turkey with K sn O Irr Ii 60907 started falling off the icing,” she SAN GIORGIO: Beef Gravy stuffing and gravy, whipped ■aid. “ I said, ’Let’s hurry up and BEEF-FOR DOGS -serve the cake.’” potatoes, peas, salad, dessert. fhi4 tnim mull itcompssy 'cqueii No copiet Kcspttd Egg salad saifdwich. fruit, milk. Me^ty Bones 3. Aniello said she hasn’t made REGULAR Wednesday: Shells with meat IMPOftiED another one since. But she still sauce, wax beans, peas, salad, Serenity Pads 12 0 1 5 . 9 9 takes requests. Her husband's Cento Tomato Paste dessert. Ham salad sandwich, V a J P r ic e , SMALL OR LARGE SUPER favorite, she said without giving fruit, milk. it a moment’s thought, is apple 5 Serenity Pads KFct 5 . 9 9 Thursday: Corned beef dinner, Chew EEZ For Dogs pour pie. BRIK PAK 3.85-OZ. boiled potato, carrots, salad, NATURAL-CEREAL “ He’s always after me to do it, ” dessert. Chicken sandwich, fruit, Post Raisin Bran 2C Lincoln Apple Juice 3 p k 1 . 0 9 ■he said. “ As long as he cuts up I DURKEE FRUIT CEREAL OR the apples. I’ll do the rest.” milk. Friday: Baked haddock, Is that what helps to keep Post Cocoa Pebbles 11^ Potato Sticks Bpk 1 . 2 9 whipped potatoes, spinach, salad, longevity in marriage? CEREAL FRENCH'S dessert. Bologna and cheese “ It helps,” she said with a 0 1 75-0, 5 9 ® sandwich, fruit, milk. I Post Alpha Bits 15- Chili Mix chuckle. c h u n k WHITE IN OIL OR WATER CREAMY OR CHUNKY 9 Gram’s nut Manchester schools Bumble Bee Tuna 6.5 Skippy Peanut Butter 28^z 2 . 6 9 BUTTER FLAVOR BETTY CROCKER and raisin cake The following lunches will be t cups sugar served in the Manchester schools I Pam Spray 6-4 Pie Crust Mix 1 cup raisins the week of March 28 through 31. REGULAR OR LEMON A&P t cups water Schools are closed April 1, for Easy Off Oven Cleaner 16- Soup & Oyster Crackers ,4^7 7 9 ® 4 cups flour NOW BUY 2 BOTTLES OF DEER PARK* Good Friday. 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Johnson took a emotional situation,” Buckeyes starters, Taylor and guard Frank TROUBLE The Golden Eagles won’t soar wealth at Connecticut, Ohio State pass on the right baseline and was Coach Gary Williams said. “ To­ Johnson, finished with four fouls in the N IT this year. at New Mexico, and Arkansas fouled by Stanford’s Howard night was like another Big Ten each. /// Southern Mississippi, seeking State at Colorado State. Mississippi, which won only four Wright with the clock at ; 00 but game. Cleveland State wants to to be the first repeat NIT On Saturday, Boston College is road games ail season and lost before the buzzer sounded. play Ohio State badly.” JOHijibia champion since St. John’s de­ at Middle Tennessee State. nine of its last 13 contests, at 19-11. After Stanford called two ti­ Middle Tenneaaae Slate 69, fended its title in 1944. was The defending champions en­ Boaton College 86, EvenavllleSI; UConn home 2 meouts trying to rattle the Georgia 50; Ty Baynham’s 24 tered the game averaging nearly ALLEY OOP by Dave Qraue derailed by Virginia Common­ At Evansville, Dana Barros, who reserve guard, he calmly sank points paced host MTSU, an Ohio wealth 93-89 Tuesday night. 91 points compared to the Ram s’ scored 32 points, hit a 3-point the first of two shots with a Valley member which beat an forN ITtnt The Rams hit 14 of 16 free average of just over 79. basket as part of a five-point play standing-room-only crowd SEC foe for the second straight Y'SAY THOUGHT , HOW DOES \ PUT YOUR FOOT LIKE O O O O O ! 0*VJ ^ YEAH, TRANSFERENCE I WORK? y IN TH’ CIRCLE THIS D A N C IT .______throws in the second half, includ­ ” We knew they could really that broke open the game. Barros screaming. round. Earlier, the Blue Raiders on Friday WILL GET RID OF AN' CLOSE YOUR ■7^ THAT HURnry YOUR HEAP- ing 8-for-lO by Vince Wilson in the post some numbers,” said Virgi­ made the rally-breaking 3- MY HEADACHE? ” I was just looking down *he ousted Tennessee from the final 4:09. nia Commonwealth's Phil Stin- pointer with 2; 52 left to put floor and did not look at anybody tournament. STORRS - The University "Th e difference in the game nie, who matched his career high Evansville within two points. — not the crowd, not my team­ Colorado Slat* 71, Houalon 61; of Connecticut (17-14) got a WHAT A OUY by Bill Hoeit bonus home game in the was that they hit their free throws with 34 points. “ They scored, but Boston College’s Scott Benton mates, not my coach,” Johnson Pat Durham scored 25 points and 3 down the line,” Southern Missis­ we scored just as well, too. and a then missed a one-and-one foul said. ” On the bench (during a David Turcotte added 21 at National Invitation Tourna­ ment as it was announced sippi Coach M.K. Turk said. "It little better.” shot on the same play, but got tim eout), the coach said whether Colorado State, where the Rams Tuesday night that the Hus­ just wasn’t in the cards for us to Stinnie scored 21 points in the another chance because of an I made the free throws or not, we shot 57 percent. CSU, 20-12, ^ 'y o u t w o a r e kies will host Virginia Com­ win tonight.” first half, five in an 18-6 run that Evansville lane violation and hit had had a great year. But I reached 20 victories for only the GOING TO GANG UP monwealth (23-11) in a quar­ While Southern Mississippi gave the Rams a 49-42 edge at both of them. thought, ‘Walt a minute, the second time in its history. ON ME ABOUT terfinal round game Friday headed home. VCU joined Con­ halftime. Southern Mississippi The five-point play made it year’s not over yet.'” Houston, led by center Rolando night at 8 at the Field House. s o m e t h i n g , necticut, Colorado State, Arkan­ rallied and the teams swapped 82-75 and the Eagles, 17-13. never It is for Stanford, appearing in F erreira’s 21 points, finished the AREN’T YOU?” sas State, New Mexico, Boston leads 19 times before the Rams looked back. its first postseason tournament year 18-13. Virginia Commonwealth THE BORN LOSER by Art Saniom knocked off defending NIT College. Ohio State and Middle went ahead for good 83-82 on a Dan Godfread scored 28 points since winning the NCAAs in 1942. New Mexico 78, Oregon SO; At champion Southern Missis­ Tennessee State in the pair of Wilson free throws with to lead Evansville. 21-8, and Ohio Stale 86, Cleveland Stale Albuquerque, freshman Rob Rob­ sippi. 93-89, Tuesday night. 'jbu APPEAL ID (DSseGS A L L ^ BUT 'itJU WILL BEC0WMW1U6 ^ W>,1 CDNT\ what SDtP IDO«TPECr.'. CRACICING-THE WHIP,. an i» w — 1 N n FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavei How 'bout that!; UConn hoop is still going strong m rAu^ic IS FOR It just seems lished the feat in N IT play. This is B \P ^ so strange. the Huskies’ seventh trip to the UConn bas­ N IT with their overall record now ketball still go­ at 4-7. It’s the first time since 1964 h e J in g in late Thoughts when UConn beat Temple and March while A p LE N ty Princeton in NCAA action that Bridge ■St r ^ f ^ c i A u \ Pittsburgh, the Huskies have recorded two Syracuse, Len Auster postseason wins in a single Georgetown Sports Editor campaign. the king of diamonds, but actually he and St. John’s It’s not to say UConn should be An honor can be had fallen prey to panic. What un­ 9 NORTH 3-23-88 — the powers of considered one of the favorites in ♦ 10 5 4 nerved him was that declarer guessed the Big East the Big East next year Hardly a stum bling block the right way to attack the spade suit. P A K 8 4 Conference — all home with the The NIT, which does look at the There are ingredients such as The winning play for West was to drop ♦ 6 3 WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll uniforms neatly packed away for turnstile count, must have really quickness in the backcourl and a ♦ Q 10 9 7 By Janies Jacoby the king of spades under declarer’s ace. That way East could win the third next year. appreciated the crowd of 11,331 at power forward up front to com­ SOUNDS W E L L y r BLIFFENS TASTE WEST EAST You can bid your hand to the hilt round of spades and play the queen of As Tim McCarver might say the Civic Center Monday night. plement Robinson which are MISERABLE. ♦ K7 PJ98 when there is a good fit and lots of dis­ diamonds through declarer’s king. DELICIOUS. ISN'T... “ How 'bout that!” The tournament rewarded the needed. Robinson may be that P10 7 6 P9 2 tribution. That’s what South did in the From that point, although there are The Huskies are not doing it Huskies with a second home power forward, if either 7-foot ♦ A 10 8 7 ♦ QJ9 variations on the play. South cannot — v r with mirrors. They’re winning game. Friday night at 8 at the Mark Suhr or 6-foot-11 Dan AA864 ♦ K J 5 3 2 present deal. Although he had a mini­ mum opening hand with only 12 high- come to 10 tricks. with solid play. And what's so 4,660-seat Field House in Storrs Cryulik pan out in the middle. SOUTH card points, he hoped he had struck a encouraging is that the load is against 23-11 Virginia Common­ The enigmatic play — where ♦ AQ632 good fit when his partner raised James Jacoby's books “Jacoby on being taken off the shoulders of wealth which eliminated defend­ UConn looks so terrific one game PQJ53 Spades. So he pushed on with a bid of Bridge" and “Jacoby on Card Games’ y 6-foot-11 junior Cliff Robinson and ing N IT champ Southern Missis and awful the next —has tocease. ♦ K 5 4 2 three hearts. North did have a maxi­ (written with bis father, the late Os­ Being able to play well game in ♦ - being divided. sippi Tuesday night. mum raise, and he also had four-card wald Jacoby) are now available at “ Everyone is scoring and The second home game is a and game out is something Vulnerable; Elast-West heart support, so he was happy to bid bookstores. Both are published by maybe that’s why everyone Is tribute to Husky fans. Calhoun will demand, and expect, Dealer: North game in hearts. Of course he expected Pharos Books. m CMHU feeling good.” said Robinson, There’s no question these are more and more. That’s only a little bit more in the way of high who had 17 points in UConn’s 65-59 better days for Connecticut bas­ natural. West North East South cards in the South hand. second-round National Invitation ketball. There were those who A year ago Calhoun was trying Pass Pass 14> South ruffed the opening lead and Pass 2 « had doubts about Jim Calhoun to survive. Now he’s figuring out Pass played ace and a spade. West took the Tournament victory over Louisi­ Pass 4V Pass Pass ana Tech Monday night at the when he was named UConn’s 17th ways to win with the likes of Pass king and led a trump. Declarer drew mE> * \j' SOMETHING TO S C A R E I I I just two rounds of trumps and played The Little Rock Museum of Science I 1{ THE BEclEEBERS OUT . I i H l T H f Civic Center. head coach on May 15, 1986. 6-foot-6 Murray Williams out of OF TH AT CHICKEN Part of the action belongs to How ridiculous. Torrington High School, whoeach Opening lead: 4 A the spade queen. West ruffed that card and Natural History in Little Rock, and now 1^ the diamond ace. He was Ark., occupies the building in which junior guard Phil Gamble. The Calhoun, a proven winner at gam e shows his development. hoping of course that his partner held Gen. Douglas MacArthur was born. 6-foot-4 Gamble, who shot himself little Northeastern, has been the The best news of all. however, out of a shooting slump with some tonic to the Connecticut program . is that 1987-88 is not over. extra practice, was6-for-10from From the depths of a year ago ’’I can go home and I don’t have the field against the Bulldogs to when Calhoun was trying to to worry about what my buddies taol 16 points. “ We’d rather be survive with a rag-tag outfit after from Georgetown are going to PEOPU WHO know Raginald PlntoAManchaalar Harald playing in the NCAA (Tourna­ all the external difficulties, he’s say,” said Gamble, out of Ail know there's a certain magic | « I b \#WW b ■ ■ SURROUNDED — UConn’s Cliff Robin­ action at the Civic Center. Robinson and ment) but w e’ll take the N IT if we brought the Huskies to within Saints High School in the nation’s about Classified Advertising. the Huskies host Virginia Common­ can,” said Gamble, appreciative three wins of an NIT capital, "I can say we made the 643-2711 son has the basketball but la surrounded of postseason play for the first championship. N IT and went further than they i3?M C»Vf» 3’Z^ by Louiaiana Tech’s Randy White (left) wealth Friday night at the Field House in time in his three-year Husky The back-to-back NIT wins is did.” and Eldon Bowman Monday night In NIT Storrs in an NIT quarterfinal. career. 1 ir VIP UConn has accomp­ How about that. 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. March 23.1988

1 — 17 g j a _ ' _ # ■ ■ ■ MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, March 23,1988 — 18 Bruins end six-year drought with shutout in Philly Villanova will be an Interesting test for Kentucky

By Ken Rappoport Washington took the early lead By Mike Embry matchup zone as any team in The Associated Press on Mike Gartner’s 46th goal at The Associated Press college basketball,” Sutton said. NHL Roundup 4: S3 and Dave Christian’s power- NCAA The Philadelphia Flyers are LEXINGTON, Ky. — Illinois “Because they are so sound play score at 10:10. The Capitals, defensively, it’s hard to get a lot ailing these days, and the Boston losing their last two games after njay have unwittingly done Ken­ Bruins made them look even of points because they take away taking early 2-0 leads, only tucky a favor by losing to upstart point,” Sutton said . Tuesday. P sicker. shots while filling in for the Villanova in the second round of your running game. Their de­ managed to beat St. Louis goalie “They’re all good teams. There’s fense is so sound in a half-court Taking advantage of an injury- injured Ron Hextall for .the Greg Millen once more, on an the NCAA Tournament. second game In a row. not a team left that couldn’t win situation. They’ve won a lot of riddled Flyer team, the Bruins unassisted goal by defenseman The Fighting mini led Villan­ "He gave us a good effort but the national title.” close ballgames.” won an NHL game in Philadel­ Scott Stevens with 6:10 to play. ova by 14 points in the second half phia for the first time in six years we couldn’t do anything for him. Villanova proved that in 1985. As for Kentucky, “We’ve at­ SabrM 3, Rangers 2 and seemingly had the game Despite losing 10 regular-season with a 3-0 decision Tuesday night. That’s a frustrating loss,” Kee­ under control. Yet Villanova tained some of the goals our “I thought we could have won nan said. Rookie Ray Sheppard’s second games, the Wildcats surged seniors set for themselves,” came back to beat Illinois 66-63, through the NCAA bracket to win by a bigger margin.” Boston Oilers 6, Red Wings 4 goal of the game, 15th in his last 14 setting- up a Thursday match Sutton said. “We still believe games and 37th of the season, the national title, upsetting Geor­ Coach Terry O’Reilly said after A short-handed goal by Craig against Kentucky in the semifi­ there are some hurdles to jump with 12 minutes remaining, getown 66-64 in the title game. the Bruins handed the Flyers a MacTavish with 8:26 remaining nals of the Southeast Regional at and some mountains to climb. We record-tying seventh shutout this enabled Buffalo to sweep Its This year’s run closely resem­ made one last weekend in Cincin­ snapped a 4-4 tie as . Edmonton Birmingham, Ala. bles the Villanova move of 1985. season. "We should have had four three-game season series with “I’m sure a lot of people would nati and we’re hoping we can win extended its unbeaten streak to New York. The Wildcats won two games in or five more power plays, but the five games (3-9-2). have counted them dead against two more games this weekend Scott Amiel brought Buffalo Ohio (at Dayton) and two games and go to Kansas City.” ref didn’t see It that way.” With Edmonton’s Steve Dyk- Illinois, and yet somehow they The seven shutouts tied a from behind for the second time at Birmingham to reach the Final stra in the penalty box, Detroit won that basketball game,” Ken­ Four. This year’s squad got the The Final Four hopes of two Flyers record set in 1971-72. The defenseman Doug Halward mi­ at the 59-second mark of tte final tucky Coach Eddie Sutton sai<}. other teams of Wildcats — loss was their fifth in the last six period. Sheppard came out of the first part of it right by winning shandled a bouncing puck at the "That’s a wonderful quality to twice in Ohio (at Cincinnati) to Kansas State and Arizona — games and kept them in third Oilers’ blue line. Mark Messier comer to beat Rangers goalie have. depend on how they fare against place in the Patrick Division, two John Vanbiesbrouck with a 10- earn a trip to Birmingham. carried It into the Detroit rone “They’re an interesting ball- “I’d like to think it (repeating Big Ten opposition. points behind Washington and and slipped a pass to MacTavish, footer at the eight-minute mark. club in that they might not be the M one in back of the New York Darren Puppa. called up ear­ history) could have some effect Arizona, 33-2 and ranked se­ who bounced a shot off goalie most talented team in the field of on the way we’re playing,” cond nationally, meets No. 17 Islanders. Greg Stefan for his 15th goal. lier from Rochester of the AHL to 16, but I don’t believe any team Elsewhere, it was Edmonton 6, replace the injured Tom Bar- Villanova Coach Rollle Massi- Iowa, 24-9, in a West Regional Craig Simpson clinched the plays any harder or they’re any mino said via a conference call semifinal at Seattle on Friday. Detroit 4; St. Louis 5, Washington victory with an empty-net goal, rasso, was the winning better cpached or any smarter goaltender. from Philadelphia. "But eve­ The winner advances to Sunday’s 3: Buffalos. New York Rangers 2, his second of the game and 54th of than this ballclub.” he said. “I and Vancouver 5, Toronto 3. Sheppard had tied the score at ryone is going to have that same region finale against the survivor the season, at 19:46. guess the one ingredient that is so emotional ride. I’m sure. The Bruins were keyed by 1-1 with a power-play goal from of the other semifinal matching Edmonton had taken a 4-3 lead impressive is that they believe the right clrde just 18 seconds No. 10 Michigan, 26-7, and No. 7 goaltender Andy Moog, who on Jarl Kurri’s 37th goal, at 3:35 they can win, that they find ways “We’re trying to make a couple into the second period. Kelly North Carolina. 26-6. stopped 20 shots in only his fourth of the final period. But defense- to win.” of comparisons as we go which A start of the NHL season after KIsio, who sustained a leg injury you try to use in psychological No. 20 Kansas State, 24-8, faces man Lee Norwood tied the game In addition to the game between In the second period and did not playing with Canada’s Olympic for Detroit at 5:04. Villanova, whose 23-12 record is warfare. But we’re not playing a Midwest Regional test at team. return, and defenseman David the same opponents obviously. Detroit had tied the score at 3-3 the worst among the survivors of Pontiac, Mich., against third- Bob Sweeney, Cam Neely and Shaw had power-play goals for lost weekend’s double round of “I think the big thing is that we ranked Purdue, 29-3, which is on Gerard Gallant’s goal in the the Rangers. Tom McCarthy scored in Bos­ closing seconds of the second games, and sixth-ranked Ken­ execute our offense and make trying for its first trip to the Final ton’s first victory in Philadelphia period after Charlie Huddy was tucky, 27-5, Louisville, 24-10, sure we rebound the ball — which Four since 1980, when the Boiler­ since Feb. 21, 1982. assessed a double-minor penalty. Canucks 5, Maple Leafs 3 faces No. 4 Oklahoma, 32-3, in the is very, very critical — and create makers finished third. The other "I haven’t had that experience Vancouver kept its slim playoff ■ AP photo other semifinal. The survivors some sort of tempo that is Midwest semifinalists are Kan­ in a while,” said Moog of his first AP photo photo hopes alive with a victory over meet Saturday to play for the conducive to our playing sas, 23-11, and Vanderbilt, 20-10, shutout of the season a nd fourth of Blues 5, Capitals 3 each unranked. WILDCAT LEADER — Kentucky’s Rex second-round game last Sunday. Ken­ Toronto as Rich Sutter snapped a KEEPING AN EYE ON THE PUCK — region’s berth in the Final Four at experience.” his career. "It was exciting.” St. Louis, getting two goals game with the Flyers at the Spectrum in Chapman (3) guards Maryland’s Keith tucky meets Villanova Thursday in 8 3-3 tie with a disputed goal late in Kansas City a week later. Sutton says the two teams of /-■Jri the East Regional at East Philadelphia Coach Mike Kee­ apiece from Brian Sutter and the second period. Bruin goalie Andy Moog keps an alert Philadelphia. Moog shut out the Flyers, “I don’t think it makes any Gatlin during their Southeast Regional Birmingham, Ala. a nan emphasized that the Flyers Gino Cavallini, overcame a 2-0 eye on the puck during Tuesday night's 3-0. Wildcats are similar except that Rutherford, N .J., top-ranked Sutter appeared to use his glove difference whether you’re play­ Villanova plays a matchup zone Temple, 31-1, puts a 17-game still are without eight injured first-period deficit. The Blues a redirect a rebound past Toronto ing the Cinderella team or regulars. defense while Kentucky relies winning streak on the line against The Arizona-Iowa game re­ Coach Lute Olson’s current and also got a key goal from Greg netminder Ken Wregget at 18:56 games without a win — as Greg whether you’re playing one of the Davis figures the Wildcats must ”We should have had more points tn the Smythe Division ronto, which has lost four straight primarily on the man-to-man. Richmond. 26-6, and Rhode Is­ prises a December matchup at former teams. Arizona won that Paslawski, playing for the first but referee Denis Morel allowed Adams added two goals on power favorites when you get to this feel good about winning a re­ en. . threatening opportunities to with four games remaining to five and 10 of its last 11 but remained “They do as good in the land, 28-6. opposes Duke. 26-6. Iowa City between Wildcats game 66-59 and Iowa Coach Tom time since back surgery on Dec. the goal despite Toronto’s plays. The Canucks would have match on a neutral court. 18:58 score, and didn’t,” he said. for the Kings. fourth in the Norris Diiision, two 31. He scored his first goal of the protests. been eliminated from playoff 137 Keenan singled out goalie Mark Gary Leeman and Rick Lanz points ahead of Minnesota. The season to snap a 2-2 tie with 2:23 It was the second straight contention with a loss. They trail lipeg LaForest, who turned back 26 left in the second period. scored power-play goals and Ken North Stars have six games left, victory for the Canucks — after 12 fourth-place Los Angeles by six Yaremchuk also scored for To­ Toronto has five. Sports In Brief East football position Magicians to appear at EHHS attracts 10 applicants Lakers earn victory with a iittie touch of ‘Magic' EAST HARTFORD — The Harlem Magicians, led by Margues Haynes who has performed for six decades in professionai East Catholic High School has review the applications before basketball, will bring their basketball magic Friday night at 7 to received 10 applications for the scheduling interviews in the next By Bill Barnard Pistons, who trailed 80-77 with rson Antonio and coasted the rest of Milwaukee, which led 76-70 be­ Tarpley started for the third East Hartford High School to play members of the EHHS faculty. head football coaching position couple of weeks. The Associated Press 2:41 to play in the third quarter. two the way. fore Sikma made three free straight game in place of leading Proceeds from the event go to the Bernie C. Dandley left vacant in mid-February with NBA Roundup But Thomas scored nine consecu­ Blair Rasmussen scored 28 ”We would Ijke the person in rank Like magic, the Los Angeles throws to start a 10-2 run that scorer Mark Aguirre, Scholarship Fund. the resignation of Jude Kelly. rouls tive points during a 14-0 run that points and Michael Adams hit a made it 86-72 with 1:11 left in the Johnny Newman led the Knicks Tickets are available at Donato’s Drive-In and Pat’s Medical East Catholic Athletic Director position and have it all set by May Lakers’ offensive started gave Detroit a 91-80 lead with five 3-pointer in his 27th straight clicking. third quarter. with a career-high 28 points. Pharmacy in East Hartford. Tickets wiil also be available at the Tom Malin said Tuesday that 1 so we can continue with spring tentatively while I was out. I think seconds left in the period. game, extending his own record. Dominique Wilkins, who had 25 door. applications are still being ac­ football.” Malin said. "The .selec­ After losing four of six games, James (Worthy) and Kareem Jazz 103, Suns 96 Adams, who was 2-for-4 from Nets 102, 76ers 90 tion is too important to rush five of them with Magic Johnson points, helped the Hawks close cepted. A three-man committee (Abdul-Jabbar) suffered the 3-point range and finished with of Malin, Jim Penders and Rob anything so we are going to take out of the lineup with a groin Utah clinched a playoff berth the gap to 99-94 with 5; 44 left in the Roy Hinson scored 27 points most, because I know how to get eight points, hit his first 3-pointer DeBurro, vice principal of aca­ our time and be very careful in 2 injury, the Lakers were trailing with a victory over Phoenix as game. But a basket by the Bucks' and hit all 13 of his shots from the Evans giant in swimming pooi them the ball” during the game-opening 9-0 run. Ricky Pierce, who scored 11 of his field, the best shooting perfor­ demics. has been formed and will our .selection.” Malin added. Houston by seven points when "The Lakers are a great team, Karl Malone had 28 points and a ORLANDO, Fla. — At S-foot-3 and 99 pounds, Janet Evans is The Nuggets connected on 18 of 17 points in the final quarter, mance in an NBA game this Johnson entered Tuesday night's even without Magic Johnson,” career-high 21 rebounds and John becoming a giant in the swimming pool. 20 shots in the second period, made it 101-94 with 4:33 left, and season, as New Jersey defeated game midway through the fir.st Houston Coach Bill Fitch said. Stockton added 21 assists for the Evans, 16, of Placentia, Calif., set a world record in the including 16 straight, to move Atlanta never got close again. Philadelphia. quarter. “They are a good team without third time this season. 800-meter freestyle Tuesday in the first event of the U.S. ahead 73-46 at half. Hinson and center Tim McCor­ George Bell clears air He immediately pumped some him. but a potential champion Bobby Hansen scored 22 points, Mavs 124, Knicks 105 Swimming indoor national championships. ity Jay Vincent came off the bench mick, who added 22 points, a needed life into an offense that with him in there.” including two free throws with 11 Evans was timed in eight minutes, 17.12 seconds and now holds seconds remaining that put the with 20 points for Denver, while Roy Tarpley set a club record combined for 17 points in the third he had committed at least 20 turnov­ Jon Sundvold led the Spurs with world records in the 400,800 and 1,500-meter freestyles, the most ers in each of its previous three Pistons 123, Pacers 104 Jazz ahead 99-96. The Suns, with 24 rebounds and scored a quarter as New Jersey outscored after meeting with club la- 24. career-high 29, points, leading by any American woman since Debbie Meyer in 1968. East ed 3 games. Johnson played only 24 Detroit won its 18th consecutive hoping for a 3-point goal to tie the Philadelphia 33-18 to take an 85-68 Germany’s Cornelia Ender held three world records simultane­ four Dallas players with 20 or lead. DUNEDIN, Fla. (AP) — Amer­ JS- minutes and had 10 points and 12 home game and pulled 25 games game, called timeout, but Hansen Bucks 111, Hawks 98 ously in 1976. as us.” stole Alvan Adams’ inbounds more points against New York. The 76ers, whose three-game ican League MVP George Bell is Bell’s agent. Randy Hendricks, m- assists, but there was no doubt he over .500 for the first time in Milwaukee defeated Atlanta as The women’s 800 freestyle world record has now changed was the catalyst for a 117-95 pass and dunked to clinch the Rolando Blackman had 26 winning streak was snapped, in a much better mood after an initiated themeeting with Gillick, ir- franchise history, beating Indi­ Randy Breuer scored 27 points points, Sam Perkins 24 and Derek hands three times in the past nine months after standing ay victory over the Rockets. ana behind Isiah Thomas’ 25 victory. played the entire second half untouched from 1978 to 1987. air-clearing meeting with To­ club vice-president Paul Beeston and matched his career high of 17 Harper 23, but Perkins left the without star forward Charles ronto Blue Jays officials. 56. “We wanted to get the running points and 11 assists. Nuggets 136, Spurs 109 Evans was the first to break the mark last July with a time of and Williams. Hendricks said he rebounds for the Bucks. game with 9:23 to play with what Barkley, who had only two points Bell aired his beefs with To­ th game going again,” Johnson Adrian Dantley came off the " ^ 3 ^ v e r scored the first nine 8:22.44 at the U.S. Swimming Long Course National Champion­ and Bell asked Williams to be Terry Cummings and Jack was later diagnosed as a bruised in 18 minutes because of a sore ronto management for 90minutes IT said. “We have been playing bench to score 26 points for the ships. East Germany’s Anke Mohring swam the race in 8; 19.53 a flexible when it came to putting points of the game against San Sikma added 22 points each for left knee. left ankle. Tuesday and agreed to a tempor­ is- month after Evans broke the record swim and held the mark until Bell in the lineup. hl. Tuesday. ary truce with manager Jimy Hendricks said he would get he Williams. The terms of the involved again in 30 to 60 days if >59 ceasefire call for Bell to play the situation "looks hopeless.” )n- Evert hardly showing her age as she makes Lipton semis Soviets sweep pairs skating event where Williams wants him to Williams came into camp say­ play. ing the experiment with Rob By Steven Wine nd Tuesday to join teen-agers Steffi edged the discrepancy in ages is going to have to worry about it 6-3. Unseeded Rehe rallied to BUDAPEST, Hungary — Ekaterina Gordeeva and Sergei “I would say George is satis­ Ducey or Silvestre Campusano in The Associated Press Graf, Mary Joe Fernandez of umpire and linesmen unfair and fied. maybe not happier, because 29 among the semifinalists. any more. Women’s tennis is in a eliminate No. 9 Barbara Potter of terrible. Grinkov used their winning brand of verve and precision to lead a center. Lloyd Moseby in left and re Miami and Stephanie Rehe of "What it means to me. I’d very healthy state right now.” Woodbury, Conn., 5-7, 6-3. 6-4. Soviet 1-2-3 sweep of the pairs event Tuesday night at the World he got some things off his chest Bell as designated hitter was not KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. - With Highland. Calif., in Thursday’s that he wanted to talk about.” Reglnsld PInlo/Menohester Hertid rather not say.” she said. Evert advanced by beating the Graf won a battle of West "I felt everything was going her Figure Skating Championships. “cast in stone.” Both Ducey and two rounds remaining in women’s semifinals. “As for what it means to fifth-seeded Sukova 6-7, 7-5,6-4 in To toreador music from Bizet’s “Carmen,” the 16-year-old general manager Pat Gillick Campusano have impressed Wil­ singles at the $2.1 million Interna­ Germans from No. 6 Claudia way ... probably because she’s HUSKY TRAINER — Mary Neubelt, a Manchester High Evert, the No. 2 seed, will play women’s tennis, everybody’s a match that lasted two hours, 28 Kohde-Kilsch 6-3, 6-1. Gordeeva played the fluttering sparrow to the steady power of said. “So I would say it was a good liams. who appears ready to go tional Players Championships, 16-year-old Fernandez, a junior in Chris Evert,” Sukova said. “On meeting from a therapeutic School graduate, is the trainer for the University of been so worried the past few minutes. Afterward, Sukova ac­ Evert broke Sukova in the fifth crucial points in the match they her 21-year-old partner with feather-light lifts and spins. into the season using one of the Chris Evert is hardly showing her high school. Graf, seeded No. 1, years about what’s going to cused the umpire and linesmen of Fast, stylish footwork and gestures timed almost perfectly standpoint.” rookies. Connecticut men's basketball team. Neubelt joined the age. game of the final set for her were supporting her 100 will meet Rehe in a battle of happen when Chris and Martina favoring Evert. together completed the formula that has won them two world and Meanwhile, both the Blue Jays program this year. The 33-year-old Evert beat winning margin. Sukova said she percent.” Hendricks was concerned that 18-year-olds, (Navratilova) are no longer Fernandez, seeded 15th, beat played her best tennis in more one Olympic title so far. and New York Yankees denied Bell's highly demonstrative oppo­ Helena Sukova in three sets Evert reluctantly acknowl­ f competing. I don’t think anybody Elna Reinach of South Africa 6-2. than 18 months and called the Evert disagreed with Sukova. Gordeeva and Grinkov were joined in the top ranks of the pairs published reports that they had sition to the designated-hitter role by teammates Elena Valova and Oleg Vasiliev, the Olympic talked about a trade of George had backed Williams into a i lifiis Sweet Seasons silver medajists, and Larisa Selezneva and Oleg Makarov. Bell for Dave Winfield. corner, forcing him to go with a thp Two American teams came next. “There’s no truth to the George rookie in center. now Olympic bronze medalists Jill Watson and Peter Oppegard, Bell-Dave Winfield trade talks,” If Williams played Bell in left, 1964 with a razzle-dazzle skate to a jazzy percussive beat, were close Gillick said. “We’re not going to where he wants to be, then “the and behind in fourth place, losing toSelezneva and Makarov by 5-4 out trade George Bell, and it would be whole world would say (5eorge (hat of nine judges. foolish from our standpoint to put Bell got his way,” Hendricks two Rose sparkled at third for 75 Big Red Machine George Bell in the same division said. ogle NOTE: Baseball’s current de­ win like never before. bined with Foster to help give fending champion, the Minnesota The ’75 Reds rolled to victory The ace of the staff, 24-year-old Sept. 7, the Reds clinched the NL Murphy Is out Cincinnati the best all-around Don Gullett (15-4,2.42), had eight West flag — the earliest title Twins, had the worst regular- behind the hitting of NL MVP Joe outfield in the league. 9 complete games in 1975, but he victory in National League PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - season winning percentage (.525) Morgan. Johnny Bench and Tony The Reds’ infield in ’75 was contributed nothing to the mid­ history. Rookie guard Ronnie Murphy has of any team ever to win the World Perez, as well as Rose and even better. In fact, Joe Morgan, season runaway by the Reds. A After sweeping Pittsburgh in suffered a stress fracture in his F a ir Series. “Sweet Seasons: Base­ Foster. Relying heavily on a at 5-foot-7 and 165 pounds, was a hard-throwing lefty. Gullet the playoffs to win the NL right foot and probably will be out ball’s Top Teams Since 1920,” by strong bullpen, Cincinnati fin­ one-man team. The little second Saturday, March 26, 1988 missed two months when he was pennant, the Reds squared off to for the remainder of the NBA Howard Siner (Pharos Books), ished 20 games ahead of runner- baseman became the fourth struck by a ball that broke the face the AL Boston Red Sox season, the Portland Trail Blaz­ profiles the leading clubs of the up Los Angeles in the NL West. Cincinnati star in six years — 9am - 2pm thumb on his pitching hand. (95-65, .594) in a rain-soaked ers announced Tuesday. home-run era. This-excerpt cov­ The Reds swept Pittsburgh, 301, Bench did it in 1970 and 1972, and Six of Cincinnati’s pitchers, World Series. It was one of the Murphy was injured during ers one of the best of recent years in the League Championship Rose did it in 1973 — to win the NL including Gullett. won In double SALE fMANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE most memorable Fall Classics of practice Monday, said club spo­ — the 1975 Cincinnati Reds Series. Then Cincinnati, reaching MVP crown. figures. The other five were: (108-54, .667). the top for the first time since all time. kesman John Lashway. EVERYTHING PROGRAM CENTER LOWE BUILDING At age 32, Morgan (17, 94, .327) Gary Nolan (15-9,3.16), a veteran Game six is sometimes called The injury occurred at the base 1940, beat the Boston Red Sox in a was a six-time All-Star. Morgan who had been sidelined for two By Howard Siner dramatic seven-game World Ser­ the best World Series contest of the small toe, the same place ON SALE!! led the NL in walks (132) and years with a shoulder injury; ever. At the time, Cincinnati led Newspaper Enterprise ies. It was the best season in the Murphy suffered a stress reac­ Now thru March 31st MEET POTENTIAL EMPLOYERS finished second in steals (67). Jack Billingham (15-10, 4.li); Boston three games to two. In Association 99-year history of baseball’s tion during fali camp, said Dr. ' Opportunities at Professional. Cincinnati’s two big RBI men Fred Norman (12-4, 3.73); Pat Fenway Park, the Bosox tied the oldest franchise. James Schader, a team physi­ Management. Trainerf. and Bntry levels were catcher Johnny Bench (28, Darcy (11-5, 3.57); and Clay contest. 6-6, on Bemie Carbo’s cian. Murphy missed the first 21 Save 25% -40% On Calculators! Sparky Anderson called It the Third base was the right place 110, .283) and first baseman Tony Kirby (10-6, 4.70). best hunch he ever had. The for a talkative, fiery gun called three-run homer in the bottom of games of the season because of ATTEND JOB-RELATED WORKSHOPS Perez (20, 109, .282). Bench, 28, But it was Anderson’s superb the eighth inning. In the bottom of manager of the Cincinnati Reds “Charley Hustle.” At third. Rose that injury. Save 20% -30% On Cash Registers! Resume Writing • Interviewing lost his chance for a fourth RBI manipulation of his bullpen that the 12th. Carlton Fisk hit Pat felt his team couldn't win the found time to talk to pitchers, Murphy’s foot will be in a cast title because of a late-season foot turned out to be crucial. The top Darcy’s first pitch down the for at least four weeks. Lashway Save 20% On Typewriters and Sponsored by: National League pennant in 1975 umpires, baserunners and injury. relievers were right-hander NEA photo left-field line, stood using body said. After that, doctors wili Manchester Community College without a solid third baseman. So, coaches. He adjusted to his new For the ninth sraight year, Rawly Eastwick (5-3, 2.60 with 22 he asked Pete Rose to do the job. spot by fielding 400 ground balls a English to urge it on. and leaped assess how long he'll be sidelined. 25% on all Paper & Ribbon Supplies! The East of The River Chambers of Commerce MAKING THE PLAY — Pete though, Perez, 33, drove in at saves), a 24-year-old rookie, and for joy when it struck the foul pole The New England Times The stopgap move, nearly a day and doggedly turned himself least 90 runs. His roommate, left-hander Will McEnaney (5-2, month into the season, turned the into a decent fielder. Rose of the Cincinnati Reds for a game-winning home run. shortstop Dave Concepcion (5,49, 2.47, 15 saves), a 23-year-old. Afterwards, Fisk said: "I don’t SERVING BUSINESS WITH: BRAND NAMES CARRIED: Big Red Machine into one of At bat. Rose (7 HRs, 74 RBIs, makes a piay in Game 2 of For more informntion. coU' .274). was no RBI man. But he In mid May — soon after Rose’s think anybody in the world could Typewriter! ■ Word Procetsor! ■ Calculator! Vidor ■ Swinter ■ Olivcili ■ PaymaMer m ajor-league baseball’s top .317 Avg.) thrived. He collected the 1975 Worid Series with Manchester Chamber of Commerce 646-2223 was the best fielder in the NL at shift to third — Cincinnati caught ask for a better game than this Correctioii ■ Ca!h RegiMer! ■ Check Writer! a Computer Letter ■ Teknika • TA AHIer/Royal ■ Citizen teams ever. Not onlydidRose,34. 210 hits and led the National the Boston Red Sox. the position in 1975. So were fire. By June 7, the Reds moved one. Peter Rose came up to me in Quality Printer! ■ Ribbon! & Ink Roller! • Sanyo NO FEE TO JOB SEEKERS fill Cincinnati’s persistent gap at League in runs (112) nd doubles Bench, Morgan and Geronimo. into first place to stay. They won third base, but also his switch (47). the 10th and said, "This is some The Manchester Soccer Club he had been platooning with Ken On the mound, Cincinnati was 43 of the next 53 games (a winning kind of game, isn’t it?’ Pete Rose ALLSTATE 39 PumtII Place from left field opened up a Meanwhile, Foster (23,78, .300) Stunners (girls 14 and under) HOURS: (Behind Marlow's Dept. Store) Griffey in right and Cesar Gero- far less imposing. Anderson percentage of .811). By the end of said that to me.” regular spot for 26-year-old beginning to live up to his were second In the CJSA State BUSINESS Manchester nimo in center. became known as "Captain August. Cincinati was at 90-45 In game seven,' the Cincinnati Mon.-Fri. 9-5 George Foster. Quickly, the team potential, hit more homers than Cup tournament The Stunners’ Speedsters Griffey (4.46, .305) Hook” because his starters com­ with an 18-Vli-game lead over Reds triumphed, 4-3, to win the placement was Incorrectly listed MACHINES Sat. 9:30-4 643-6156 stopped faltering; and it began to he ever had as a pro. Previously, and Geronimo (6. 53, .257) com­ pleted only 22 of 162 games. number two Los Angeles. On world championship. In Monday’s paper. M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, March «3, IM t MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. March 23,1988 — tl - I t MARKET REPORT IBF still recognizes Tyson as b u s i n e s s ActMty over th» pitt 30 tradiog dayt Suits claim big insurers

NEW YORK (AP» - Mike down Tubbs in the second round Bob Lee, who was in Tokyo, and Sy Roseman, the IB F's public flight,” Roseman told the AP. any belts) changes"^ fj^injlfs 08HA to look at more Tyson still is a triple crown — did not wear any belt into the other officials return to this relations director, Lee and Bill 1100* channpion. ring. Roseman said a Berhick- around." fabricated iiabiiity crisis country on April 1. Brennan, the IB F championship WASHINGTON — Federal manufacturing Williams bout had been discussed "Evidently there now has been The International Boxing Fed­ His aides carried in the belts of The Japanese Boxing Commis­ committee chairman, were "fur­ M frty inspectors will begin actually checking K| ,.ili last month as an elimination a change of heart. ... II eration. which threatened to strip the World Boxing Association and sion does not recognize the IBF. 9111 the factory floor rather than Just office records, i"'i SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - The the federal government did ious ... they were really upset" tooe- insurance company that provided Tyson of their version of the World Boxing Council. fight, with the winner to fight (Brennan) felt Tyson hadbi^nan ■III Tyson said he would not wear the with the idea of Tyson entering in a major Reagan administration policy nation’s largest insurers con­ nothing. the broader coverage. heavyweight title, said Tuesday it “ At this point, Mike Tyson is Tyson for the title. outstanding champion, and he spired to fabricate a liability IB F belt because he did not want the ring without the IB F belt. reversal on the eve of congressional hearings. One of the companies, Aetna At the sa me time, the suits said, still recognizes him as champion. the heavyweight champion for was reluctant to take the belt crisis, which crippled businesses to embarrass the Japanese. Roseman claimed Lee and "But if Tyson came in without _ Beginning next week, OccupaUonal Safety and Life and Casualty Co., con-' major insurers and reinsurers the IB F ," International vice away from him. He was very sad and forced nationwide cutbacks Brennan even went so far as to the belt, they (Lee and Brennan) Health Administration inspectors will start demned the suit as “ another pressured the In sura nee Services The IBF had said it would president Jim Stevenson said in a about it, very unhappy." now JONES AVI HACsL in police, child care and other "W e are not concerned about plan a bout between Trevor said they would move imme­ "walking through" high-hazard areas of every M.iu h ?i». I98J1 political move by political office­ Office to stop distributing stand­ remove Tyson’s title if he did not telephone interview from Bang­ services, according to suits by the IB F ," Cayton said. "The Berbick and Carl “ The Truth" diately for a title fight between factory they enter instead of Just looking at plant HIGH holders who have consistently ard forms, so that it would be wear its belt into the ring in his kok, Thailand. "H e has not been Roseman said that Tyson and 1 ^ - eight states. signs are he will not be stripped." Williams for the title if'Tyson was LOW 2.08^08 opposed any and all efforts to impractical for individual com­ championship defense Monday in stripped of his IBF title." Berbick and Williams,” Rose­ Cayton probably will have a office records of Job illnesses and injuries, the The lawsuits, filed Tuesday in Tyson also was unconcerned, stripped. man said. agency said Tuesday. Ci(55E 2.068.18 address the real problems of the panies to continue offering that Tokyo against Tony Tubbs. In­ Stevenson said the case would saying that If he were stripped of hearing before the IB F commit­ CHANGE Down 0.99 U.S. District Court here, accuse “ That’s what Lee told me. ... However, Roseman said that nation’s liability system.” coverage. stead. 'IVson — who knocked be reviewed when IBF president the crown. ’T i l win It back." tee when Lee returns to the The change will take effect Monday, a day dozens of insurance companies of But that was before the Tyson ‘what Tyson did (not wearing - 1 A spokesman for the Insurance As a result, the suits said, United States. before the Senate begins hearings on a two-year collaborating in a global boycott Services Office, a l,403member property damage insurance for congressional investigation into what critics of certain types of general industry trade group also named local governments, nonprofit maintain has been OSHA’s excessive reliance on liability insurance through secret AP graphic in the suit, called the allegations agencies such as child care emidoyer records in ferreting out Job hazards. agreements and internal unfounded. centers, and various businesses pressure. and all have been accepted for purchase in The lawsuits claim the compan­ suddenly became unavailable or The suits, filed by California, SCOREBOARD Tender offer complete accordance with the terms of the offer, which ies targeted for elimination cov­ prohibiUvely expensive. New York, West Virginia, Wis­ expired Monday, according to NEOAX, erage for pollution accidents and “ This illegal boycott was a consin, Minnesota, Massachu­ STAMFORD — NEOAX Inc. has completed its lU International and a wholly owned general liability for damage major contributor to the insu­ setts and Alabama, named 32 Whiliri4,Jit83 tender offer for all outstanding shares of discovered after the life of a rance crisis that forced so many ' NIT picture WEST REGIOtUL subsidiary of NEOAX intend to carry out a insurance companies, underwri­ Hockey FhiMlound common stock of lU International Corp. at a merger which will make lU a wholly owned policy, known as “ occurrence” cities and businesses up against Winnipeg 1 8 3 - 3 At Salt Udio a t y M price of $22.25 a share in cash, the company ters and associations, including coverage. ... WKtT ROUND subsidiary of NEOAX, All remaining lU the wall,” California Attorney Hartford 8 8.. ^ Thursday, March 17 announced. Lloyd’s of London. The companies instead favored First Period—1, Winnipeg, Small 14 Wtadneedoy, March 16 North Carolina 83, North Texas State 65 stockholders will be entitled to receive the same General John Van de Kamp said. Ohio St. 86, Old Dominion 73 Arizona planned to sue in the > more limited policies, covering (Jones, Berry), 18:58 (sh). Penoltles— Loyola, Cdllfomla 119, Wyoming 115 A total of 24.8 million shares were tendered “ It was the public and the NHLstindIngs Boutlller, Win (high-sticking), 1:22; Thursday, March 17 Michigan a Boise State 58 $22,25 cash price for each of their shares. same court today, and Texas filed only losses that were suffered and McEwen, Hor (Interference), 1:33; Georgia 53, Georgia Southern 48 norlda 62, St. John's 59 consumer who paid the price for a separate suit in its state court claimed within the policy term, McBoln, Win (hIgh-stIckIng), 5:52; Cote, Connecticut 63 West Virginia 57, OT At LOS Angolis this collusive exercise in corpo­ WALES CONFERENCE Har (holding), 14:50; AAocLean, Win Evansville 66, Utah 55 mday, March 18 because the state “ has one of the excluding damage that was disco­ ' Patrick Division (roughing), 16:00; Gavin, Hor (roughing), ^Louisiana Tech 66, Arkansas-Little Rock Arizona 90, Cornell SO toughest, best antitrust laws in rate greed.” W L T PtS OF OA 16:00; McBoln, Win (hooking), 17:32. Seton Hall 8a Texas-EI Paso 64 i' vered later, the suits said. Woshington 37 X 7 81 262 221 Second Period—None. Penalties— Bostw College 73, Siena 65 lowo 102, Florida State 98 l , f the nation," said Texas Attorney The lawsuits said four major In California and elsewhere, NY Islanders 35 29 10 80 281 247 Carlyle, Win (cross-checking), 8:09; Wat­ Houston 69, Fordham 61 N ^ o ^ L o s Vegas 54, Seuthwdst Mis­ Look for tax-exempt interest General Jim Mattox. local governments cut back or Phllodelphia 36 31 7 79 267 273 ters, Win (tripping), 10-M; McEwen, Mexico 86, Pepperdine 75 souri State 50 insurance companies — Hartford A NY Rangers 33 33 8 74 275 264 Oregon 81, Santa Clara 65 “ These defendants have Fire Insurance Co., Allstate eliminated services, such as Har (holding), 16:09; Gavin, Har (elbow­ Second Round Pittsburgh 31 33 9 71 288 291 Rldav, March 18 QUESTION; sucked the blood of our nation's ing), 18:43; Neufeld, Win (Interference), At Salt Lake City ' From that point on. you will no Insurance Co., Cigna Corp. and parks and police, because of New Jersey 32 36 5 69 258 283 19:10; Peterson, Har (sloshing), 19:10. Cleyelond State 89, Illinois State 83, OT Saturday, March I f After working economic well-being,” Mattox Adams Division ^Middle Tennessee State 85, Tennessee Michigan WO, norhta S5 longer receive tax-exempt mu­ Aetna — started a campaign in insurance expenses. Van de • y-Montreol 42 20 12 96 274 219 80 and paying into said at a news conference in b I Third Period—2, Winnipeg, Smoll 15 North Carolina 123, Loyola, California' nicipal bond interest. If your 1984 to curtail coverage that was Kamp said. Many local officials y-Boston 41 28 6 88 284 237 (Jones), 2:31. 3, Hartford, Ferraro 18 yirglnla (^tmmonwealth 81, AAarshall 80 97 Social Security Austin. blamed rising damage awards in Buffalo 35 30 9 79 266 282 Arkansas State 70, ffortheast Loulslono59 adjusted gross income plus half generally available in the (MacDermId, Samuelsson), 3:07. 4, Hart­ At Los Angelos for 44 years, I Investors’ New York State Attorney Gen­ Hortford 31 36 7 69 226 253 ford, Cote 7 (Tippett, Wilson), 3:26. 5, Sunday, March » your SS benefits no longer totals industry. injury suits and Joined the Insu­ Quebec 32 37 4 68 256 273 Winnipeg, McBoln 30 (Olausson, Mo- Southern Mississippi 74, Clemson 69 Arizona 84, Seton Hall 55 retired last eral Robert Abrams said the case rance Industry in efforts to CAMPBELL CONFERENCE more than $32,000. no part of your According to the suits, the clean), 8:24. 6,’ Hortford, DIneen 25 Cpiorodo State 63, New (VIeons 54 Iowa 104, Nevodo-Los Vegas 86 year on a good Guide was one of the largest ever restrict the right to sue. Norris Division (Fronds, Carson), 12:52. 7, HorttOrd, Stanford 80, Long Beach St. 77 SS benefits will be taxed. companies got major U.S. ahd W L T PtS OF CA Francls23 (DIneen, Cote), 15:38. Penalties— At Seattle pension. Social William A. Doyle tackled by a group of states in a British reinsurers, including un­ The Hartford Insurance Group Dholo X-Detrolt 39 26 9 87 299 249 Berry, Win (cross-checking), 4:41; Berry, SECOND ROUND Friday, March 25 Security benef­ federal court, adding that the y-St. Louis 33 34 8 74 265 267 Win (tripping), 6:49; Samuelsson, Har Monday, March 21 North Carolina, 266 vs. Michigan, 237, Your heirs then will own the derwriters at Lloyd’s of London, called the lawsuit “ totally with­ y-Chlcogo 30 36 8 68 260 296 (tripping), 6:49; Evason, Har (cross­ Connecticut 65, Louisiana Tech 59 TBA its and income municipal bonds. Assuming your states had to take action because to threaten a boycott of any U.S. out substance." Toronto 20 45 10 50 258 319 checking), 7:23; Small, Win (slashing), ... . . Tuesday, March 22 Arizona, 332 vs. Iowa, 249, TBA from invest­ heirs are not collecting SS benef­ Mlnnesoto 18 44 12 48 224 314 13:57; Samuelsson,Hor (slashing), 13:57. ..yirolnia Commonwealth 93, Southern Championship w Jm Smyttie Division Shots on goal-Winnipeg 8-7-8—23. Hart­ Mississippi 89 AtSoottlo ments my wife its. the bond interest will come to y-Calgory 44 21 9 97 363 285 ford 7-13-16—36. Ohio State 86, Cleveland State 80 Sunday, March 17 and I have made. The investment plan and seem to have covered all them truly tax-exempt — unless y-Edmonton 41 23 10 92 336 263 Power-ploy Opportunities—Winnipeg 1 Middle Tennessee 69, Georgia, 59 North Carollno-MIchlgan winner vs. 32 companies named in iawsuits y-WInnlpeg 31 34 10 72 275 288 ot 5; Hartford 0 of 6. Boston College 86, Evansville 81 Arizono-lowa winner, TBA income includes approximately bases — except one. We’ll get to it makes them subject to the nust Los Angeles 27 41 7 61 287 333 Goalies—Winnipeg, Berthloume (36 Colorado State 71, Houston 61 $6,000 a year of supposedly that in a bit. Let’s handle the alternative minimum tax. Vancouver 23 44 9 55 260 308 shots-32 saves). Hartford, Llut (23-20). Arkansas State 60, Stanford 59 THE FINAL FOUR SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - K.F. Alder & Others (U.A,) Ltd.; Insurance Co.; Reinsurance As­ re- x

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Large deck, en­ will build to your plans ing o photogrophart 1985- A/C, power steer­ ttorney prepare Invoices. Full Bolton 643-7802.______cepted tor this key ful 2 bedroom unit In 847-0200^^ lo ve and affection. or part time. Phone throughout the com­ N closed porch and your or ours. Choica alia on Wa do amargancy ing, power brakes. Ste­ excellent condition I Well behaved, house- M np said, The Andrew position. For Informa­ PASSIVE Excercise. own boat dock will reo with cassette ond ONE Full-time Mechanic 528-9551, attention P er­ AUTO Body repair. Im- pany. This Is a highly dsalrabla Maater’a Carpet has been up­ t e s a a s bookingl C o ll 649-3642 wonted. Diesel and medlate opening for tion please contact Busy already estab­ enhance summer en­ and ask about our In­ broken. Elderly Indi­ extras. Excellent con- nd the sonnel Manager forap- Ansaldl Co. visible position that Way. Rear view, 14th graded. Kitchen ap­ vidual preferred. Will heavy equipment. painters assistant to Mrs. Plante. Cresttleld witl require you to lished salon In M an ­ tertaining. $196,000. troductory g lf t lll dltlon. 646-6621.______rice for polntment or send re­ fairway, Manchaatar pliances Include mte- luraiEHaB*™ Interview prospective Must have own tools. 186 Bldwell Street prepare cars for refln- Convalescent Home. travel to oil store loca­ chester. Great oppor- D.W. Fish Realty 643- ninaae Royol W a d d in g C A M A R O 1985- Iroc 2-28. corpo- sume to: H a rtfo r d 643-5151.______Country Club. Sum­ rowove. Air TByStSAf*” ' owners. Please coll 633- Insurance, profit shar­ Despotch Moving and Manchester Ishlng and delivery. In­ tions to oversee partic­ tunlty. 649-9990. 1591.0 ______OEMOOEUNa Photography. 3600 miles. TPI engine. mer conatructlon, co n d itio n e r! $109,900. ww adekw and prapaia 4394 otter 4pm.______ing ond salary negotia­ Storage, Box 8271, East volves sanding, mask­ DENTAL Assistant. Ex- ipation on the Service MANCHESTER. South Sentry Real Estate 643- From tha emalleat rapair to F u lly loaded. $18,000. EXCELLENT Cash Mo­ ing and clean-up. All cellent full tim e oppor­ •428,500. GOOD home needed tor 3 iwhere, ble. Apply at: Upton h a rtto rd , CT 06108. Contract program. The Field Green. Immacu­ 4060.O______tha largaat mnovation, wa m m m m h a n d y m a n 569-7147 M onday- Construction Inc., 537 ney. Assemble pro­ benefits paid. Call R.T. tunity In teom oriented candidate we seek will Real Estate late 2 bedroom Town- • Floors Ilk# new Name imeravanwnt • retirttna month old puppy. Coll Thursdoy, evenings 5- lack or EOE. Call Ralph Viola MANCHESTER. River WHfUMAN will do a completa Job. Biart Stafford Road. Route ducts at home. Coachworks, 8om- Glastonbury g ro u p be expected to contrib­ house Condominium. iBlOoaiwy OhMK, Apt A • SpaolaHztng In oklar tioon • aatsmanto FiMfiMd • Tlltoe • D lone 547-5392 until 7pm. ich as Mill Estates. Brand MAdk WJMka to finleh. Fraa ei^ atas. UsM OerpMtry • OOP JOBS • 4:30. After 6pm 643- 32, Mansfield, CT. Be- Jewelry, electronics, 5pm. 649-5030. practice. Salary ond ute new and creative Skylit family room THE HERITAGE 8R0UP • Natural A atalnad floors FORD Pinto 1976. Runs use of fween 6-4pm. toys and more. Start benefits commensu­ Ideas to m otivate sales new 2 bedroom Town- iNSuaao 0830. A with heotllotor fire­ HttrHigR KNcIwfl A • No waxing anymore good. Low mileage. your own business. Call rate with experience. HOMES 833-8311 /56841876 house starting ot an de - FRAMERS Needed- Must SALES Clerks and Cashi­ FAftTTtMt and generate Interest > place. Large rooms, BARRY SCANLON $150. Coll 647-0293 be- (Refundable) 1-518-459- 633-3673. In the S ervice C ontract FOR SALE $148,500. Fully ap- ^ B a l l i C t R t w fficials have 2 years expe­ ers full or part time MOTHERS A OTHERS HD 2'/3 baths, oak cabinets AiwYirMHo. 6464780 6 4 6 - 2 4 1 1 traeaanmoto*. MISCELLANEOUS tween 9:30-3:30.______3535 ext B 508. 24 hours. HAIR Stylist wanted with program. Ability to pllonced kitchen, I'A Come vMt our thowreom at: ards in rience. Have own tools wanted at once at mod­ Mornings, nights 8, and vanities. All ap­ QUALITY Constructed 3 baths, garage with FDR SALE DODGE Dart 1975. 2 door PLUMBER- P-2 license or without following. communicate with oil A ll re a l e sta te a d v e rtis e d In pliances Including m ic­ 182 W. Middle Tpke. le insu- and transportation. ern health shop In large weekends. We have No experience neces­ bedroom attached sin­ door opener, cathedral M anchaatar 00 Swinger, slant 6, 85,000 required. Great oppor­ levels of management the Mdnehester Herald Is rowave to remain. Immediate position shopping center. Only Ideal Telemarketing gle family homes (you celling and skylight In 6 Michael Jackson tickets miles. Needs work. $300 irts to tunity and working sary. Good salary, paid essential. Prior retail sublect to the Foir Housino $169,900. D .W . F ish Income Tax mm/ auokal. Iruek a eMppar. Stump available. 643-1720 responsible, dependa­ positions In our East vocation and health A c t o f 1968, w h ic h m a k e s It own your own lot) tire- master bedroom. <5en- D. MNI , PLUMMm . ramoukt. Fraa aattmatoa. for sole. Coll between or best otter. 646-5358 conditions In Manches­ experience helpful. Reolty 643-1591.0 placed living room, 1 Vi 64 84 M ark. ble persons need apply. Hartford office for stu­ plan available. Contact Illegal to advertise onv pref­ erous carpet and floor­ ' ietoilkt ebnatdaiation tor 8-3. 565-1779. otter 1pm.______Group Pleasant forking con­ ter area. 649-6726 days. Apply In person to; G. baths, Anderson per- Prepared dents, retirees, moth­ 646-7130. erence, lim itation ordlscrlm - MANCHESTER. F ir e ­ ing allowance, Ander- ^^^aMarly and liandleappad. FOR Sole- As Is. 14 toot CHEVY Impolo Station ditions, flexible hours, 673-0653 evenings. Fox Distribution Cen­ Inotlon based on race, color, place glow. 2 story mashleld thermopone y with- CLERK / TYPIST ers with grade school te r. 301 Governors s o n thermopone T H IS S P A C E M.MVIDS0N metal Bestos SS 2 stove Wagon 1978. 8 cylinder. good salary and benef­ CHILD Care needed In religion, sex or national Cope Cod with real windows, range, re­ toumaiiia, ttoatoip, rump ttnu* Enjoy working In a plea­ children and others Highway, South Wind­ windows, atrium by C PA pipe. Shennondooh Running condition. its. Apply at once to my home tor new­ origin, or on Intention to appeal. Newly deco­ frigerator, dishwasher doors, deck, auollty • 5 0 . 4 0 Naw InaMIMIona, Repairs. 647-7SS3 sant, friendly, atmot- who need a high-pay­ sor. EO E. moke any such preference, IM E a a t Center t. Wood-Cool stove and Best otter. 228-4018. phara? Do you have good Manager or Assistant borns. Doys and even­ ★ ra te d . Treed lin e d and microwave oven, w orkm anship through­ 8 for 24 Ihaertlons *# OralM OkNUWd, Battirooffl a 10 pieces of 3 foot pipe. Manager: Parkade ing lob with flexible limitation or discrimination. street, 2 cor garage, carpeting, full base­ Kkohan RamodaUng iAiyiMwATEi^niM OLDS Custom Cruiser typing and telephone ings. Experienced and LEAD Housekeeper- The The Herald will not know­ out. Strono Real Estate ■ Manctteater 649-1573. Health Shoppe, Man­ hours. Call Mr. Mike. gas heat, decorator up­ ment and even an att­ coii043-2ni aarvtop a Our 0iMhm$ g p W agon 1981. Auto- akllla? This opportunity Is references. Call 646- Telemarketing ■ G. Fox Distribution ingly accept any advertise­ 647-7653.0______.-.-.i- IM ANT chester Parkade, 404 8115. grades. Sun room, fin­ ached garage. Don't fo r d e t o lla motlc, power steering avallabla at this tmall 12031289-1156 Center In South Wind­ m en t w h ic h Is In v io la tio n o f BRAND new and lovely 1 6 4 7 ^ 9 7 8 0 aui.FHena 742-8382 ond brakes, stereo, olr, West Middle Turnpike. sor has on Immediate th e low . ished basement, work­ miss this opportunity. bedroom Condomi­ r 'E N E M ^ ice As- Hartford area office. Ex- AAA Auto Club shop. Owner will $149,IX)0.Blanchard & «lumptoimiM* FwmaaaenOMeta cruise. $1500. 643-9729. PROGRAM Director- NURSERY Landscaper opening for a lead SOUTHERN New Eng- nium with cathedral t7 G wtdlh - 2sa callant banaflta, parman- SECURITY POSITION housekeeper. Report­ lond classitleld ods accept any reasonable Rossetto Realtors, lliOLLiD MENT PLUMMN8 a NEATIN8 riMtaaamMTia : 18% arNNh • f tor ate ;i ant poaltlon. Ideal for ao- Youth. Develop and helper needed. Good Looking for people ceilings. This Condom­ PMNTM6/ WRITTINauaMNTIt direct new Klnder- Ptrmanonf Att/pnmtnd ing to the operations reach n early 8(X),000 otter. D.W. Fish Realty ‘‘We're Selling inium has beautiful ttTaaralMOlqNWsnM , Bollars, pumpa, hot MUST a t ptakae up at ina j: ! suit in maona ra-entaring the in M»fKh9$fr starting pay. Please who like to talk on the tea gwpaiaam / t m u m m / f m ___ [nPEMNB garden daycare. Plan manager, this position homes In Connecticut 643-1591 .g______Houses" 646-2482.P lorge windows which water tanka, new and I7M 040 > HarMB Omae ManPay Itiru CLYDE • tlo n io o W iO i V.lft/hour Telephone 644-1966. CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. work force. Please call recreation programs phone, speak with a encompasses all and Rhode Island. The EXCITING 7 room Gom- raplaoamanta. ;: Thwmaeyberere11e.m.enfy. • 8 8 9 Month WuvMwe RETAIL Management. EAST Hartford. "New moke tor a very bright awMi to Maw a ON Tm tM n a m Ie w SSTTIS^^ Mra. Palmar at for school oged child­ pleasant voice, work phases of housekeep­ price to r a basic 25 bret Colonial In Bolton ond sunny unit. Great R O U T E 83, V E R N O N Office: • Compatitiv* B«n«ms Kav-Bee Toy Stores, Listing” Antique Fothar & Son, painting Fftee esTiUATes ren. Recruit and super­ • Oradlt Union ing Including mainte­ word od Is only $55 and stated tor completion tor the single, person l«KllliEi.PII8IU. and gaptrlng, rtmo- S4 (^maro Cp*. *7095 Fire- 289-9576 one of the nation's from 9-1 pm, Monday charm and beauty of vise Instructors. For an NHatvItw. coma to our of nance of offices, res­ will appear In 43 news­ In early April! 3 spa­ who wonts that some­ vol. 0^0237, I60NC6ETE WANT ADS ore the I.; Lib- fastest growing retail thru Friday In our Man­ the 1920's, 6 room s, 3 M N W t 643-6640 / 228-9616 84 Cantury LTD vi *7305 EA/BS In education or flea Monday-Friday. •anv-lpm, at trooms, and floors. papers. For more In­ cio us bedroom s, 2.5 thing special In o Con­ friendly wav of finding a DENTAL Receptionist Tba Fraatipa Offloa BuNdlng 160 toy chains Is sOekIng bedrooms Impeccably • • ' G G • • • G . • S4 Pontiac Trana Am •8095 b.; St. recreation. Minimum chester Office. Light paper work re­ formation coll Classi­ done, nice entrance baths, 1st flo o r dominium. Anne M iller .aaeaea"aeaaa«epee aeaaaaaeaeaeeae cash buyer (or aopllon- for small busy prac­ North Main 6 t, Manchaatar o<' sail people who are ambi­ fied, 643-2711 and ask 84 Ponliao Trana Am •8095 tirance one year work expe­ Marilyn for an appolntmanl at 787- quired, os well os the foyer, trench doors, laundry, mudroom, Reol Estote 647-8000.O I N ^ M I TAX J.N.T. HBATINO ces, musical Instruments, 88 Spaotrum 4 ar '3005 tice. 4 days per week. tious, hard working We offer; Hourly wage, ability to oversee a to r detolls.D______Steirciling CPS <;ONCIlBTE jrance rience with children. 6000 or 1-60G442-1147. like new oak floors, large kitchen with din­ PRIPAI iH O N Add lift to otia of your B COOLING cars and a host of other 8BOIdaCatlat*. '7005 Duties Include: sche­ S alary $18,594. E x c e l­ and possess leadership commissions, Incen­ Stott of 3 housekeepers. MANCHESTER. Newllsf- ing area that over- Inaiallaitona, Rapaira, Sumsr, Folios, walks, fledra, Items. duling, Insurance, re­ qualities for training to new kitchen, worm and |^L0T8/LAN0 Iff room s w ith o hand 88 Chav. Aatro Van •0695 lent benefits. Send re­ FIRST SECURITY tives, paid vacation, This Is o full time Ing. A 16 X 32 Inground sunny porches, new Joooks a beautiful Y o tk m m * eokara, Water Haaiara. ssocia- cord keeping. Expe­ manage one of our 670 (ntoudifla: tWMat and tale gotntad wall border. oddltlona & docks. 88 Cantury 4 ar. *5005 sume by 4/1/88 to: P. position with occa­ pool pots you In the root, enclosed porch, wooded rear yard. Ex­ FOR SALE Ctoarring, Ratraotory Sarvtoe. rience preferred. SERVICES CORP. stores. As an assistant courtesy membership, :W9pnatan » lp- C M J ImW naator Coll Ltnnia ot FREE Eitlmates. 88CavallarC8 4dr. '5095 Burers Wilson, Nutmeg An 6oual Opportunity tmpteyar sional weekend work swim In this lovely raised flower beds and ceptional oak cabine­ Solary negotiable. Call monagaer you will be sales training. Call Tad: 742-5700 idicate Bronch YWCA, 78 necessary. Prior expe­ neighborhood. O u r nice yard! You must try, choose your own MANCHESTER. Le ve l Automotive 88 Cantury 4 a. •0905 646-5938. fully trained In our lots approxim ately 3/4 ^ ^ 7 4 2 -1 6 6 6 m6^786S 647-9266 ckson. North Main Street, C a ll Ju d y rience helpful In house­ sp arkling Cope offers 3 see this one! $156,900. floor covering and co­ ."U- J’ 4^':-. . . 1-800-112-4144 88CamaroOp4. *10,705 store operations with acre. City sewer and aaaeOeaaeaaaaaa d’s of manchester, CT 06040. SPOT Person. Full or keeping. We offer a bedroom s, I'/s baths, CentuTV-21 Lindsey lors. 2.3 acres suitable 88 Olda Dalta CPU *11,295 SALESPERSON for pro- port time. 9-5pm. Com­ an emphasis on mer­ water. 646-7207. 87 Capriot utaon *12,595 is its fesslonol lawn treat­ AA/EEO. 6 4 6 - 7 0 9 6 competitive starting dining room, garage, Real Estate. 649-4000. to r horses! $264,900. CARS pany paid benefits. See chandising and custo­ rote and a generous la rg e lot. S169,900. Jackson & Jackson •7 Chav. CalabrHy 4 a. •8905 ment company. $300 Chorlle at Good Sports, mer service. Promo­ between MANCHESTER. "Eighth ROOMS IeOFOR SALE per week plus commis­ employee discount. Centurv-21- Real Estate 647-8400.D APARTMENTS MISCELLANEOUS WANTED ■7 Pont. 8000 4 a. *9905 1017 Sullivan Avenue, tion to 0 store manager 9am-1pm Apply In person to; G. District” . Another sions. Year round em­ CONSULTING Homeseekers Realty. beauty on the north ORIGINAL Owners relo- 1^ MORTGAGES FOR RENT FOR RENT GRAND 'Prix LJ 1983- 87 Cantury 4 a. *0905 South Windsor.______Is then based on your Monday-Friday Fox Distribution Cen­ |38] FOR RENT TO RENT ployment. Will train. REP 623-5044. side, 7 comfortable eating South after Looded, 73K, 1 owner. 2 performance and abil­ EXPERIENCED Profes­ Iquel Opportunity fmployur te r. 301 Governors MANCHESTER- 427 many happy yeors In MANCHESTER- Nicely Coll Evergreen Lawns. Mature parson to help ity. We offer competi­ rooms, 3 bedrooms, 1V: DO NOT GO BANKRUPT! MANCHESTER. Large 3 GARAGE tor rent. Stor­ MOTHER ot two, looking Clean. $4800, 647-9138 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 649-8667. sional Pointer-Good Highway, South Wind­ South Main Street. A baths, rec room, coun­ this super “Family" furnished, quiet and bedroom Duplex. Gar­ age only. $40 per daytime. children and adults with tive starting wages sor. 06074. EO E. Stop Foreclosure! Home­ for female roommate Brush man. Immediate custom built 8 room t r y kitchen, quiet home. Ansaldl built 7 private. Many extras. age, IVi baths, wall to month. Please tele­ GET Paid for reading a se rio u s problem , opening. Excellent sa­ (19K/year), Incentive owners, consolidate your Utilities Included. Se­ to shore her three bed­ Us8 0 low-cost Od In programs, profit shar­ Colonial home with 2 street, patio and tool rooms, 3 bedrooms, 1.5 bills, pay off your credit wall carpeting, wo- phone 647-8191. S bII Your C ar books! $100 per title. enuresis. Appointments lary and benefits. baths, 1st flo o r fam ily curity ond references. room apartm ent, G las­ Clottlflad for quick ra- ing, health/llte/dlsa- cor attached garage. shed! D on't m iss It! cords, your cor or busi­ sher/dryer hook-up. tonbury area. 659-8482. Write: PASE-849H, 161 set by us. Hard work and Apply to: The Mok Four bedrooms, 2 $154,900. Century-21 room with magnificent ness loan, your mortgogt $240 per month. Coll $750 plus utilities. 643- sultf. 643-2711. South Llncolway, Com pony 643-2659. b lllty benefits, paid va­ AUTOMOTIVE 644-0383. travel required. Make cations os well os baths plus 2 lavatories, Lindsey Real Estate. brick fireplace. New and save, save your 7560. WANTED North Aurora, IL 60542. driveway and newer •40,000 to '50,000 com- PART Time or full time exceptional advance­ FLAT RATE SERVICE formal dining room VICTORIAN. Located on homel I NO PAYMENTS MANCHESTER- 2 bed­ TO RENT R n ANTIQUES/ •15 fountain help,dish­ with 2 Chino closets. root. Very private U P TO 2 Y E A R S I Bad 4 Lines — 10 D ays CAMPERS/ RESTAURANT food mlsslbn. Call ment opportunities. TECHNICIAN NEEDED FOR south end of Manches­ APARTMENTS room Townhouse with L iJ COLLECTIBLES servers, banauet washers and cooks A pply In person or send Excellent closet space ter. Large 13 room 120X150 lot with above credit. Iota payments or fireplace. Heat and hot INDEPENDENTLY em- 509 charge each addi­ TRAILERS ground pool, porch, unamplovmant Is not a 3 servers, bartenders, 800-826 4875 or days, nights and wee­ resume to: Kay-Bee BUSY GM SHOP and first floor den. house with 1st flo o r FOR RENT wafer, carpeting, A/C, . ployed Corpenter- tional line, per day. You a n d patio. Martin problem. Foreclosure as­ Remington Upright pi­ HARDWALL. 1982 Palo­ barbacks, cocktail kends. Good pay. Toy Stores, Trl-CIty Level lot 150 X 200. bedroom, dining room, oil appliances. Nice lo- /Crottsmon seeks crea­ ano, $400 o r better can cancel at any time. 800-826-4826 Steady employment. Excellent salary, liberal benefits. Join the Immediate occupancy. School district! sistance available for the ELLINGTON. Town- mino pop-up camper. servers, doorperson, Plaza, Vernon, CT living room with fire­ DIVORCED and SELF- cotlon. Coll 647-1595. tive living situotlon. otter. 1 freezer, 9 years line cook, bus person, Howord Johnson's, 394 06066. A subsidiary of Cardinal team I for a confidential Interview Asking $345,000. Robert place and 1st flo o r $239,900. Jackso n & house Grodens. Beauti­ Barter service (or SORRY. Excellent condition. Jackson Real Estate EMPLOYED. 30 Locust Street, 1st floor, old, 18.5 cubic feet, $75. Heater, sink, stove, re­ dishwasher, mainte­ CLERKS. 6 needed for Tolland Turnpike, Melville Corporation. call Wes Herrmann: J. Sm ith, Inc. 649-5241. laundry room. Spa­ ful 1 bedroom Ranches space? Need garage or NO REFUNDS OR 647-8400.O______Swiss Censarvativa and Townhouses with 4 rooms, heated. $600. Antique wrlnger- frigerator. Storm/s- nance person. Apply at Manchester/East M anchester. 649-6220. E O E M /F . TOLLAND. Enloy spring cious enclosed porch Group at 2eS-4S4-1336 Securtly. No pets, no small shop and small washer, best otter. Coll ADJUSTMENTS Hartford areas. Come private entrance $510- creen windows. Awn­ :The Gallery, 141 New surrounded by I'/i and oversized 1 cor CLASSY 7 room Raised or 28>-4S4-44e4. appliances. Referen­ place to live. Machine between 5-6pm. 643- London Turnpike, In or call Olsten. Man­ CARDINAL BUICK acres of flowering Ranch on Grissom $550 monthly Includes 278-7646. CALL HERALD ing. Sleeps 7. $3000. garage, but wait ces. 646-2426 weekdays 8540. 649-1827 or 643-0290. Glastonbury. c h e s te r 647-1991 o r shrubs and apple trees! there's more! This Rood In the Forest Hills appliances, wall to M anchester • 649-4571 ROOMS wall, olr and parking. 9-5pm. Hortto>ds^49-5544. 2 bedroom expandable house has a 2 bedroom area. 3 bedrooms, 2 full CARS CLASSIFIED Cope, Ideal starter baths, stunning new FDR RENT S u p e rin te n d e n t 872- MANCHESTER. 1 bed­ n S S s I CARS In low apartment tool HO room apartment. Ideal PART TIME JANITORIAL home, super conve- Anne Miller Real Est- fully oppllonced Euro­ 2025, R.C. White Co. FOR SALE FOR SALE 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 236-5961.______tor working couple. FOR SALE Homemakera, SImlaiiti, ReHraes, PrafassloRals n lent location ! ote 647-8000.g______pean kitchen, attic ton, ROOM for rent. Close to family room with fire­ $525 per month In­ CIRCULATION AREA ADVISOR $157,900. Klernan THREE Bedroom classic buslines and down­ N EW Apartm ents on bus­ Working Supervisor Position Realty. 649-1147. place, economical gas town. $80 per week. line. 1 bedroom , 2nd cludes utilities. Refer­ Housewives, mothers with young children, The G. FOX Distribution Center Colonial In one of Man­ ences and 1 month MANCHESTER. Ideal heat, 2 car garage, nice Telephone 643-9008. floor. $550 per month. 1 In So. WIndaor la now accepting appllcatlonafor chester's most sought flat yard. Clean as o security. No pets. Coll students. Earn extra money with your own First Shift family home. Excel­ otter area! V /i boths, month security. Peter­ merchandlaa procaatora, who will verify pfdera, w histlel $209,900. Jack- man Building Com- 649-9472 between 3:30- CARDINAL BUICK INC part-time job. Bring your children with you lent value tor the grow­ large flreploced living HOMES 8pm, Monday-Friday. ticket and hand merchandise and Inaura that son 8, Jackson Reol pony. 649-9404.______and save on babysitting costs. 21 hours per Excellent wage and noncontributory ing family. 4 bed­ room, enclosed sun FOR SALE ahipmants to our stores are correct. Schedules rooms, I'/j baths, Estate 647-8400.O HO MANCHESTER. M o ln ANNOUNCES week, salary plus gas allowance. Supervise room, formal dining program of benefits, including available are: screened In porch, rec room, and 2 car gar­ Street. 2 rooms. Stove CONDOMINIUMS our carrier boys and girls. If you like kids, want room, spacious coun­ and refrigerator. 529- FOR RENT 7:15 am to 3:45 pm 8 am to 3:45 pm age. View this house ■ a little Independence and your own Income, pension and dental plans. try kitchen, beautifully today. $210,000r B lan­ 7858 or 563-4438. "SINGLE WORKING WOMAN’S” 7:15 am to 12 Noon 8 am to 12 Noon HOMES call 647-9946 or 647-9947. Ian'"' raped 3/4 acre chard 8, Rossetto Real­ MANCHESTER. 4 rooms, MANCHESTER- Nice 2 All replies held confidential. 9 am to 2 pm lot. 59,900. Century 21 tors, "We're Selling FOR 1st floor,- g a ra g « . bedroom Townhouse Apply In person between 8am and 5pm, Monday E p ste in R e a lty 647- Houses" 646-2482.0 Available Imme­ with deck. Hot water Apply in person or call (203) 643-1101. 8895.0 LIVING diately. No pets. $500 Included. $590.643-4263. PANT TIME thru Friday. Wa offer a compatitiva starting rata, a MANCHESTER- Lovely 3 SALES BLITZ MANCHESTER. A home per month. 649-2813. An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F generous Incentive bonus program that enables bedroom Ranch on a HOMES you to earn additional money and the beat am* to be cherished. Im­ professional londs- I by the ROCKVILLE. Larg e 1 FEATURING CUSTOMER SERVICE m aculate and spacious bedroom, new build­ ^ FOR RENT ALLIED PRINTINQ SERVICES. INC. ployaa discount program In the area. Apply at: coped 1'/3 acre lot. 2 1 We are looking for responsible service- 4 bedroom, 2'/2 bath baths, first floor I ZINSSER AGENCY; ing. Washer-dryer S7S MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST Garrison Colonial. minded Individuals to handle customer In­ laundry, flreploced rec 646-1511 hook-up, storage, ca­ COVENTRY-Near lake. 1 THE ALL N E W 1988 BUICK REGAL iSl M AN CH ESTER. C T 08040 G. FOX Distribution Center Sliders to back patio, 2 room with separate ble, stove, refrigera­ bedroom, large kit­ quiries. The position requires enthusiasm. l i r L 301 Governors Hwy., So. Windsor. C T 06074 cor oversized garage, heat. Also Includes tor, carpeting. From ch e n , living room, Independent thinking, and organization. Good the mark of printing excellence lOi lovely acre plus lot. $475 per month plus large yard. $525 per 14X27 greenhouse. 2 5 communication skills and a pleasant $244,500. Century 21 E p­ $229,900. D.W . F ish MANCHESTER utilities. Coll 643-8557 month. References and stein R ealty 647-8895.0 Realty 643-1591.0 evenings. security required. Call “SALE” telephone manner are essential. •158,900. — Charming alum, sided Capo with IN STOCK dataohed garage located off Parker St. Fire­ MANCHESTER- 3 bed­ 742-9125.______PRICES 3:30-7:30 PM Monday-Friday room with heat, com­ BOLTON. 8 room house I CLERICAL place, 3 b^rooms, good value. TO FROM 7:00 AM - 10:00AM Saturday I Automotive office help pletely remodeled. $750 with 4 bedrooms, coun­ •183,000. — Older 4 bedroom home with large per month. Coll Don try living. For further SELECT 3/15-3/25/88 needed. Experience family kitohan, largo dining room, cheerful ON Please call Jeanne at 647-9946 BANKING OPPORTUNITIES 649-2947.______Information coll 647- 9 preferred but not ne- llvingroom, Woat side location. 9923. FRCM! IN STOCK UNIT8I for more Information. ceasary, will train. Ex­ Bedroom, 2nd floor. *103,000. — New Listing. Lovely 5 room Emanuel Lutheran SAMPLE BUY... (PLUS A FREE GIFT WITH EACH SALE!) N O R T H E A S T SA V IN O S has grown to be one of the largeet cellent banaflta and Condo In popular Lydall Woods. Two full Church elderly hous- I STORE AND savings and loans In this area and that meana Ha an exciting place to competitive salary. baths, firaplaoa, appliances, and more. Mint . 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