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•t'L 20 M ANCHESTER HERALD. Monday.^Feb, 20, 1984 1 LOOK FOR THE STARS... Jackson’s first bid Arts Council has Old(er) cagers Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get challenges Democrats Cheney haul plan don’t fade away better results. Put a star on your ad and see what a ... page 2 ... page 11 ... page 16 ★ difference it makes. Telephone 643-2711, Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.rn. i f . ■________4- ... Fair tonight; Manchester, Conn.- KIT ‘N* CARLYLE ® by Larry Wright ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tuesday, Feb. 21, 1*984 ' _____________ Apartments tor Rent 42 Store/Office Spoce 44 Building/C«iitracting 53 Misc. far Sole 63 sunny Wednesday — See page 2 Single copy: 25<t SEboND FLOOR — Two IN SOUTH WINDSOR — ROBERT E. JARVIS — family. Five rooms. Heat Office space for leose. 200 Building and Remodeling ) Included. S500 monthly. sa. ft. to 8000 sq. ft. Specialist. Additions, Coll 646-3979. available. Telephone 644- garages, roofing, siding, ALUMINUM SHEETS 2949 anytime. kitchens, bathrooms, re­ used os printing plates — MANCHESTER — Large p la ce m en t windows- .007" thick, 23 X 24". SO* apartm ent. One bed- /doors. Coll 643-6712. each, or 5 for $2:00. Phone State loses *room, appliances, park­ Services 643-2711. They MUST be :Y. ing, heat and hot yyater CARPENTRY AND MA­ picked up before 5 included. Call 649-2871. SONRY — Free esti­ 11:00a.m. only. appeal for Services Ottered mates. Call Tony, Troops leave $1 MANCHESTER — Five 649-0811. room, two bedrooms, two cor parking. S4S0 a CARPENTRY — Repairs, tandem ban month. No utilities. REWEAVING BURN security locks, remt>del- EXCELLENT QUALITY t % ' f ; Lease and security dep­ HOLES — zippers, um- Ing, alterations, garages, HARDWOOD. Mostly osit required. No pets. brellos repolred. Window additions, family rooips, green. Cut, split and deli­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Call 646-8352. shades, Venetian blinds. formica, cabinetry, vered. Minimum 2 cords. as Israeli jets w Supreme Court today upheld a Keys. TV FOR RENT. closets, roofs, gutters, $70/cord. Call 649-1831. ruling overturning Connecticut's THREE ROOMS Heat, Marlow's, 867 Main porches, decks, hatch­ ban on tandems — double trailer Street. 649-5221. hot water, stove, refrig­ ways. TO YEARS EXPE­ CASTRO CONVERTI­ trucks — from interstate erato r, carpet. $325. RIENCE - QUALITY • BLE SOFA, $75. Window highways. Adults only. No pets. BRICKS, BLOCKS, INTEGRITY. DAN The justices rebuffed the state's STONE — Concrete. 3 0 " X 3 3 '/2 ", aluminum Security deposit. Cen­ MORAN -649-5684. storm, screen, $25. Phone arguments that the trucks are a trally located. Call 646- Chimney repairs. No lob pound Druze safety hazard for drivers. too smoll. Coll 644-8356. 649-2016. 7690. In 1982, Congress passed a law Roefing/SiiKiig LADIES HIGH WHITE ODD JOBS, Trucking. Classified Ads. By Hugh Pope The Israeli warplanes attacked barring states from restricting Z-To COVENTRY — Three SHOE SKATES — Size 9. tandems on interstate highways. sunny rooms. Stove, re­ Home repairs. You name United Press International in a four-aircraft formation pound­ © >9S4 Of Nf A tnc TM U S P*t » ’ M Olt Excellent condition. $20. The legislation wiped out laws frigerator, both, storms, It, we do It. Free esti­ BIDWELL HOME Im­ Call 644-0348. ing the hills around the mountain insulated, all electric. No mates. insured. 643-0304. provement Company — BEIRUT, Lebanon - U.S. Ma­ village ol Bhamdoun, 12 miles east barring the dual-trailered trucks pets. 423-3911; 742-5212, 4 Roofing , siding, altera­ VARIETY OF BEAUTI­ rines began leaving their sand­ of Beirut on the main highway to in Connecticut, Maine, New Hamp­ CELEBRITY CIPHER shire, Vermont, Massachusetts, C la b frty Ctptier cryptograrm ara w aatad from Quotations by famous paople. past to 7pm. tions, additions. Same FUL HOUSEPLANTS — bagged bunkers for ships offshore Damascus, an Israeli military praaant E a ^ iaMar in ttia ciphar stands lot a n o d ia r Toil's ekm K oquft* R number for over 30 years. Large and small. Cost up today as Israeli warplanes spokesman said in Israel. Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Virginia. Tennessee, by CONNIE WIENER EAST HARTFORD — Im­ 649-6495. to $3. Private home. Coll ptwnded Druze positions in the The area was the target of a maculate 3 room apart­ RETIRED NURSE 649-6486. militia-held mountains east of the similar air strike Feb. 10. North Carolina, South Carolina, "AQCXKO O AZOFJ S TSFF, O’B ment in two family home. WISHES privote duty, war-torn capitat. Alabama and the District of home care or compan­ Heatmg/Plumbing 5$ Lebanese radio broadcasts did Appliances, heat and hot IND lO U SPiCIAL A marine spokesman said the not si^cify the targets, but the Columbia. woter, wall-to-wall car­ ionship. Reosonable SVN JX NMXT T08J O TSV 27% width, reg. .254, first of the 1,300 combat troops Israeli spokesman said.the planes It also voided state laws barring peting, parking for one rates and efficient core. now 2 for M t t UPl photo lifted off in Marine helicopters hit "terrorists command posts and dual-trailer rigs over 55 feet long in car. $385 monthly, plus Call 649-7071. FOGARTY BROTHERS TSFFOMP OM XK TSFFOMP XZJ." 13% width, rag. 2 tor .25*. from the international airport bases," an apparent reference to New York and Georgia, over 60 security. Coil 289-8141. — Bathroom remodel­ now 3 for .30* U.S. Marines load amphibious vehicles today began pulling men and equip­ feet long in Mississippi and over 65 LIGHT TRUCKING — south of Beirut at S.a.m (1 a.m. Palestinian guerrillas. ing; installation water MUST bo piciwd up at the aboard a landing craft at their beach­ ment back to the Sixth Fleet ships oft the feet long in North Dakota, Minne­ — KXAQKJ CKXVJ. Pick up and delivery. Manehoator Herald Office to all home EIST) lor the 6th Fleet task force Israelis planes blasted guerrilla FOUR ROOM, SECOND heaters, garbage dispo­ sota, Wisconsin. Michigan, Illi­ FLOOR APARTMENT — Cleon out attics, cellars, ships offshore. targets along the Lebanese coast head, Green Beach, just south of Beirut. Lebanese coast. Beirut is in the PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "As people gel older, loo many ol sals; faucet repairs. 649- B^SESJllSSiSHLXi—- nois, Missouri, Louisiana, Ken­ them lend lo har>g around wilh each olher and compare $330 per month plus se­ etc. Generol handyman. Marine spokesman Major Den­ and in the mountains Sunday in a background of this picture. 7657. Visa/MosterCard The Marines in the multinational force tucky, Maryland and Florida. ailmenis and gravy slains." — George Burns curity and utilities. Stove Insured. Call Ray, 646- CARPENTERS CROSS subscribers who nis Brooks said the troops taken to warning to Moslem rebels fighting accepted.- In April 1983, Connecticut passed e 1M4 by NEA. Inc included. Call 646-7336. 7973. CUT SAW wHh 26" steel the waiting ships by CH-46 and the government of President Amin a statute barring the twin trailers blode ond wooden hon- Huey helicopters were members of Gemayel to keep Palestinian for­ resignation. mediator Rafik Hariri who re- overlooking Beirut. have something on highways in the state. ••••••••••••••••••••••• * VERNON — Modern 3 DELTA HOUSE CLEAN­ Income Tax Service 57 dle. Like new. $10. Phone the Marine Amphibious Unit Ser­ ces from returning to Israeli held "The Syrians are leaving that 'turned to Damascus late Monday Moslem torces are massed in the Within a month after the bill was ING — Professionol 649-2433. vice Support Group. territory. aspect of the conflict to Gemayel's after lengthy talks with the Leba­ mountains near the town of Souk al House Cleaning done ot signed, state police issued a Lots/Lond for Sale 33 R p r it C lIS diate occupancy. $260 Broo^ said it would be a week The air strike coincided with Lebanese opponents," a Lebanese nese leader and Foreign Minister Gharb, which guards the ap­ your convenience. Relio- CERAMICS K IL N — Rog­ to sell for less summons to a truck driver operat­ monthly, plus utilities. before the evacuation operation increased Saudi Arabian efforts government source said. Elie Salem. proaches to Gemayel's palace in ble. Insured. Bonded. ers model III, inside di­ ing a tandem on Interstate 95. Coll 647-1113 otter 6pm. could be completed, depending on aimed at breaking the diplomatic A Saudi initiative ended in The latest Israeli air attack the east Beirut suburb of Baabda. One time only or regular mensions 11" X 11" X 11". Federal officials said the statute FREE CATALOG Of „ . AAAuruccTCD------ than $99.00 the weather and the possibility of stalemate over a peace plan for failure last week when Syria apparently was part of Israel’s Monday's lighting did not affect basis. Also: Office Clean­ Uses stondord 115 volt conflicted with the federal law and Land Bargoins ^ 5 acres Rooms for Rent 41 MANCHESTER Mod- the troops coming under fire. No Lebanon. rejected an eight-point peace plan. policy of striking what it suspects the withdrawal from Beirut of the ing. Free Estimates. Call household current. $50. went to court to block Connecticut to 500 ocres, covering ................................ *. apartment. incidents were reported early Lebanese political sources said According to the source, the to be Palestinian guerrillas "any­ last of 1,100 Italian soldiers from Vermont and th- Berk- ••••••••••••••••••••••• March 1st occupancy. 643-5056. Call 649-5664. from enforcing its ban on tandems. _________ -Ar today. Gemayel, facing the threat of a Syrian demands are: time and anywhere" in Lebanon. It the multinational peace-keeping Two federal courts ruled against shires, at lowest iinagina- GENTLEMAN PRE- J^.uPiy*,,*^*']*****' EXPERIENCED “The men are happy to be new offensive in the north by o The abrogation oi the May 17 followed an ambush in the post city force, ble prices.
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    PRESSEMITTEILUNG Die größte 80er-Party der Welt kommt in die Merkur Spiel-Arena! special guest: Holly Johnson – The Voice of Frankie goes to Hollywood (Relax, The Power of Love) Köln, 17.12.2019 – Als jedes Jugendzimmer mit einem Poster von Samantha Fox oder Patrick Swayze geschmückt war, man auf dem Kassettenrekorder für seine bessere Hälfte einen Mix der neuesten Lieder aufgenommen hat und die Straßen leer gefegt waren, wenn Dallas oder Denver Clan im Fernsehen lief – das war die Zeit, an die sich jeder, der die 80er erlebt hat, gerne zurückerinnert. Während die Mode der 80er nun immer häufiger in den Schaufenstern der Geschäfte und auf den Straßen zu sehen ist, aktuelle Top-Stars die größten Hits dieses Jahrzehnts neu aufleben lassen und die 80er zunehmend an Aufmerksamkeit und Beliebtheit gewinnen, ist die Zeit reif für ein Musikspektakel der Extraklasse! Zurück in die Zukunft? Zurück in die Vergangenheit! Das Lebensgefühl der 80er, in dem doch ,,alles so einfach“ war, holt Veranstalter Markus Krampe (Pro-Event Entertainment GmbH) in Kooperation mit der MPM Music GmbH für einen Tag nach Düsseldorf - Die 80er sind zurück! ,,Anfang diesen Jahres habe ich mir mit der größten 90er Party der Welt, in der Veltins-Arena auf Schalke, einen großen Traum erfüllt. Nun arbeiten wir seit Monaten an einem neuen Projekt: ,,die 80er live“ - Die größte 80er Party der Welt mit einem hochwertigen Künstler Line-Up und viel Liebe ins Detail. Ich selber bin in den 80ern groß geworden und schwelge gerne in Erinnerungen, wenn ich im Radio Songs dieses Jahrzehnts höre. Wir wollen die 80er für einen Tag zurückholen.