20 - MANCHESTKR HERALD. Tuesday, Apnl 9. 19H5 MANCHESTER FOCUS U.S./WORLD WEATHER BUSINESS Hockanum is low, Recipes rate a ‘D’ — Publicity big worry Clouding up tonight; i but race will go on that’s ‘D’ as in dirty in von Bulow trial milder on Thursday < ... page 2 [ Tax shelters mean billion dollar disappearing act ... page 3 ... page 13 ... page 4 right to be wrong" cost them Editor's Note: Sheltering in­ for Walter Moorhouse and asso­ thousands of dollars. Dan McMor­ come from taxation is virtually a ciates. explained the trust would ris met a Patriot organizer on a time honored tradition in America, hold title to all of Ernst's property, construction job The couple joineq and not one the Internal Revenue paying house exp<‘nses and shield­ the Patriots and allowed Sugar- Service necessarily disagrees ing both the father and his seven man and an associate to fill out with. In today's era of tax children from income taxes. They their lax forms. protesters, however, new ques­ would receive a draw to cover When the Patriots were done, the, tions are arising over what is a personal expenses. McMorrises claimed to owe onlj^ legal tax shelter and what is an Ernst paid the fee and set up the $59. When the court proceedings, illegal tax scam. plan, transferring the titles of ended, their liability jumped to, M m th tB U r Mrralft some of his property to the trust $4,711 and at least $1,660 in; Bv Joe Rutchick But later, Ernst said, hi.s intuition penalties. Joyce McMorris- ...... " \A/oHnoQHA\/Wednesday, Ann April 10, 1985 — Single copy: 25ting a crime by collecting taxes. it can work for the everyday man. most Americans merely get “ re­ 'HOCAG Co., a consulting firm in Although the Manchester store Eventually, some of the office contractors toward homeowners the businessman. I think this ceipts" or "compensation" from New York City. Ellison has been has been open for irregular hours retail and office space is now completed, he said. space may be converted to more their labor. and small contractors, Ellison EVERY YEAR HUNDREDS probably bothers the IRS. " Moor­ hired by the Glenneys to help and has been operating on a being remodeled and the inven­ The remodeling should be retail space, he said. said. More emphasis will be MORE people buy the trust plans house told UPI. "They haven't People attending meetings of with merchandising, pricing and limited basis since last No­ tory is being replenished, Ellison completed in about 45 days, he and more tax protest groups spring proved anything other than their placed on the home-center con­ There is also a 23,000-square- UPI photo White's “ Minnesota Society for vember, Ellison said it "never said. The store will be open said. up to sell them. And every year the famous statement, ‘looks funny, a new store layout, he said foot warehouse on the Glenney Educated Citizens" were urged tO really closed." Monday through Friday from 10 Glenney’s will direct its orien­ cept, such as kitchens and government gets tougher in going smells funny or whatever They Tuesday. property. David White, shown posing with some of the government claims advocates tax send the IRS letters modeled after The nearly 12,000 square feet of a.m. to 4 p.m. until the work is tation away from large building bathrooms and “ do-it-yourself” after both the sellers, with crimi­ can take that statement and shove ones contained in the "Patriots The company was formed in nal charges, and the buyers with it because they haven't proved his tax literature, is one of several protest. One of White's tenets is that Pursuit of Happiness" packet civil suits. Waller Moorhouse has done a promoters the Internal Revenue Service wages are not taxable income. White distributed. The kit showed "These are organizations that stinking thing. " has prevented from distributing material how to eliminate taxable income preach a gospel of heresy as far as The business trusts sold by by listing occupations as “ contrac­ the tax statues are concerned, " Moorhouse and associates are not tors" and fraudulently reporting a GOP revives says Larry Batdorf, a spokesman the first to be targets of IRS POINTS out the IRS does not which means they would be in a injunctions to mop up free speech business loss, the IRS claimed. for the Internal Revenue Service in injunctions Three other injunc­ oppose all trusts. lower tax bracket. And since most as well. People attending meetings of a Washington. "These 'trusts' are tions have slopped what the For instance, parents wanting to children earn very little, their tax "It's through the process of similar group — the Wisconsin nothing more than fraudulent government believes are other tax fund a child's education may set up on the dividends also is low. An listening to kooks and crackpots Society for Educated Citizens — devices to avoid taxation." He said protest marketing trusts. a "revocable trust. " Things like "irrevocable trust " cannot be that very real change happens in also were urged to file fraudulent open primary 723 tax protesters had been con­ Government records also show dividend-paying stocks are pul into broken until 10 years and one day society, " said Scott M cLarty of returns. Sixty-three fraudulent victed and sent to prison in the last that in the past two years the IRS the plan. The parents would pay- after it is established. Athens, Ga. "A ll these people may returns were received in 1982. One Republican, Rep. George P. six years. has received six other injunctions lax on the dividends as they What the IRS is going after are be crackpots, but they' re all saying In another Patriots' case, the Bv Mark A. Dupuis The trust plan purchased by to close down other tax protest accumulate but the offspring plans specifically set up to avoid the same thing. The common government secured an injunction United Press International Bassing of Seymour, joined the Arnold Ernst of Wolverton, Minn., schemes — several connected to would pay no lax w hen the money paying any taxes. In the past the strand is each and every one last year stopping Gerald Savoie of Democratic minority on the com­ is typical. the "Patriot Network " ultimately was drawn out. A IRS had to go after people with determined something inherently Sulphur, La., from assisting the HARTFORD — Legislative Re­ mittee in abstaining when the final At the age of 71, Ernst wanted to "Historically, it seems to me the vote on the bill was taken. "revocable trust " can be broken at abusive tax shelters with individ­ wrong about the tax system." Louisiana Caucus Club in the BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - A feud publicans got their troops back in keep his 960-acre farm and a illegal protest schemes have any time with the proceeds going ual audits. The injunction, how­ McLarty never challenged the preparation of fraudulent with­ line today and revived a biji that One Democrat, Rep. William J. crop-spraying business in the is heating up between two Connec­ changed over the years to become back to the parents ever, has given the IRS a tool allegations against Charles Sugar- holding statements. would allow the GOP to open sorne Scully Jr. of Waterbury, walked family when he died without ticut seaports that pits the state's more complex, to appear to be "What this new change does is to man and the Virginia Patriots, but The Savoie, Sugarman and of its pripiaries to the state's out of the meeting protesting an worrying about his estate being Yankee whaling past against a legitimate and probably have a ANOTHER LEGAL TRUST IS allow the IRS to shut it off at the based his defense on the First White injunctions all are under half-million unaffiliated voters. earlier decision by the commit­ ravaged by taxes. He heard about broader appeal. " said Bill Knight, replica British war frigate in a an "irrevocable trust." Parents pass, to turn off the faucet at the Amendment. appeal. With Democrats crying foul over tee's co-chairman to rule a Demo­ the "trust concept" in 1983 and he battle for tourist dollars. a spokesman for the IRS' St. Paul would put stocks into the plan and beginning, rather than mop up the "It's reminiscent of the type of While the Minnesota, Virginia, procedures, the Government Ad­ cratic amendment out of order. felt the $3,500 fee was a small price district. "The older schemes were, again allow dividends to accumu­ Mystic Seaport, a recreated Democrats objected strongly to spilled water, " said Carolyn Parr mind control Adolf Hitler exer­ Louisiana and Wisconsin cases colonial whaling village and one of ministration and Elections Comit- to pay to keep his holdings and still are, very shallow and late. But as dividends are paid the the ruling by Sen. Fred H. of the Justice Department's Office cised," McLarty said. "You got a involve only a few hundred people, Connecticut’s major tourist attrac­ tee voted 11-0 with nine members together. quite recognizable." child pays the tax. The advantage Lovegrove Jr., R-Fairfield, but of Special Litigation. right to be wrong. " California's “ Your Heritage Pro­ tions. has demanded Captain’s abstaining to approve the bill and James Noske, who the govern­ to the parents is that the dividends failed on an 11-10 vote — with But a lawyer for a Virginia man But Dan and Joyce McMorris of tection Association" involved Cove in Bridgeport drop the word send it to the Senate. ment considers the chief promoter IN WASHINGTON. BATDORF are not included in their income — Bassing joining them on the short believes the government is using Newport News. Va.. found "the thousands. "seaport” from its official title. The bill would change a statu­ tory provision that limits voting in end of the vote — to overrule Mystic claims the upstart Lovegrove and vote on the Bridgeport waterfront project in­ a party’s primaries to members of amendment. fringes on the registered trade­ that party and leave the decision The amendment would have Utilities challenge Seabrook cap mark of Mystic Seaport, a non­ on who votes in a primary to the allowed parties to open primaries profit museum and research party involved. It would allow the Republicans to to unaffiliated voters but only By Richard March order is upheld and the four Brown said the owners will center. United Press International utilities withdraw from Seabrook, continue funding the project at $5 carry out a party rules change when all primaries were involved. Mystic also is worried confused The GOP plan involves only completion of Seabrook's first million per week, but will review tourists will exit the Connecticut passed at a GOP state convention UPI photo primaries for statewide offices and SEABROOK, N.H. - A Massa­ reactor would be jeopardized. The the expenditure level at their Turnpike in Bridgeport, about 50 last year to allow the state’s 532,000 Congress. chusetts regulatory cap on utility reactor is rated at 85 percent regular monthly meeting April 19 miles from New York City, instead unaffiliated voters to vote in U.S. House of Representatives Speaker new Kremlin leader Mikhail Gorbachev Lovegrove said the amendment investments in the Seabrook nu­ complete. The second reactor has and continue to review on a Coming April 26th of continuing on to Mystic near the Republican primaries for state­ Thomas “Tip” O’Neill, heading a today to discuss arms control. was out of order because it would clear plant will be challenged by been conditionally canceled. monthly basis. Rhode Island border in the eastern wide offices and Congress. the four utilities in that state with "If we have 26 percent of the Congressional visit to Moscow, meets Despite its Republican majority, conflict with a ruling by U.S. Samuel Huntington, chief execu­ part of the state. District Judge Jose A. Cabranes, shares in the project. ownership of the project ... forced Entrepreneur Kaye Williams, the Government Administration to drop out, I think that obviously tive officer of New England Power and Elections Coirimittee had who ruled the GOP has the right to "A ll four Massachusetts com­ the owner of Captain's Cove, said means the project is in deep Co., said one of the Massachusetts killed the bill last week and carry out the open primary plan panies will appeal to the Massa­ Our Annual seaport is a generic term and trouble," Brown told reporters. owners — Fitchburg Gas and supporters had to petition the regardless of what state law says. chusetts Supreme Judicial Court." Electric Light Co. — already has a challenged Mystic to "take any Speaker carries greeting Richard Byrne, chief executive measure back before the panel for The Democratic administration said Edward Brown, president of action that they deem necessary." officer of the Massachusetts Mu­ case pending before the Supreme today's vote. of Gov. William A. O’Neill is New Hampshire Yankee, which is “ We do not believe the public is nicipal Wholesale Electric Co., Court. Under the watchful eyes of two appealing Cabranes' ruling to the managing Seabrook construction that stupid thatthey will get off at said the legal appeal of the GOP legislative leaders, the Re­ 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in for the 16 New England utilities "The court could choose to a d in Exit 26 (in Bridgeport) instead of regulatory decision was the best of that case in a matter of weeks," Community publican majority on the commit­ New York, arguing that the Exit 91 (in Mystic), believing that to Soviet ieader Gorbachev that own the project. Legislature must decide who can several options open to the four Huntington said. they are in Mystic and not in tee all but fell back into line today Brown's announcement came utilities. He said selling Seabrook Huntington said New England Moscow March 13. Tretyakova is on a 22-day hunger to push the bill on to the Senate. vote in primaries. after a special meeting Monday of Bridgeport," Williams said. Bv Anna Christensen shares would be difficult. Power would not ha ve to issue any His response this week was O Neill’s delegation arrived Sun­ strike in an effort to pressure the owners at the New Hampshire United Press International “ The (regulatory) decision has long-term financing to pay for its mailed on letterhead stationery day for a five-day visit at the authorities into letting her join her Seacoast plant to discuss last many errors in it. It does not approximate 10 percent cost of Profile Edition husband, Simon Levin of Chicago, that read: "H.M.S. Rose Founda­ MOSCOW — House Speaker invitation of the Supreme Soviet or Thursday's order by the Massa­ reflect the evidence presented in finishing Seabrook. Byrne said his tion Inc.-Captain’s Cove Seaport. " Thomas "Tip" O'Neill, meeting parliament. He would be the first whom she has not seen since 1978. chusetts Department of Public the case," Byrne said. firm, which owns 11.6 percent, The new name was adopted after today with new Soviet leader U.S. official to meet Gorbachev Yuri Balovlenkov said O'Neill Students at tiling Utilities. Brown said owners are con­ could fund construction “ at least" William’s rescued the Rose, a Mikhail Gorbachev, is carrying a since Bush. “ told us he would do everything to The DPU said the four Massa­ vinced the reactor can be com­ through the end of 1985. replica Revolutionary War frigate personal letter from President On Tuesday, six Soviets denied rejoin our families.” Balovlenkov chusetts utilities that own about 26 pleted within budget prior to the The Fitchburg utility owns al­ that was left to rot in the Thames Reagan reaffirming his interest in exit visas to be reunited with their is also fasting in an attempt to be percent of Seabrook would have to end of 1986. The owners estimate You Certainly Won’t WantTo most 1 percent of Seabrook. A River. a superpower summit. American spouses met with reunited with his wife, Elena, a to fly with shuttle raise money at the risk of stock­ the reactor can be finished for fourth Massachusetts utility — The original Rose blockaded O’Neill also was expected to O’Neill and other delegation con­ nurse in Baltimore. holders, not ratepayers. about $800 million more for a final Canal Electric Co. — owns 5.5 Miss Out On This Eagerly Rhode Island during the Revolu­ ui ing up with Gorbachev the cases gressmen in a room at the The congressmen Tuesday dis­ Bv Bill Ylngllng An organisation based at the Brown said if the Massachusetts price tag of about $4.6 billion. percent. tion and led to the formation of the of six Evicts denied exit visas to Sovietskaya Hotel, a member of cussed superpower relations with Herald Reporter university has l ^ n instrumen­ Awaited Publication ... Your U.S. Navy. join their American spouses. the group said. Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko c tal in coordinating the event, he Williams and his foundation are A member of a visiting 13- Tamara Tretyakova said O'Neill during a more than two-hour Students at filing Junior High said. Execs on move eligible for loan trying to restore the replica member bipartisan congressional promised to bring up their cases meeting described by Rep. Charles school will monitor continuous Officials at filing said Uiey Business Should Be A Part tallship in time to sail past the delegation that O'Neill is leading during the meeting with Rangel, D-N.Y., as "very candid, live televised coverage of the became aware that they would ST. LOUIS (UPI) - With nearly financing to employees transfer­ Colonial Mortgage, a subsidiary refurbished Statue of Liberty in confirmed Tuesday that the Mas­ Gorbachev. sometimes heated, but healthy.” space shuttle Discovery during be. participating in this program 500,000 employees expected to be ring anywhere in the nation. of Colonial Cos. of Philadelphia, Of It! 1986. sachusetts Democrat would meet the flight scheduled to begin only about a week ago, so they transferred nationally this year, The program includes three-day says the idea behind its new After that, Williams and Bridge­ today with Gorbachev. Friday. are still organizing a schedule mortgage companies are aiming preliminary credit approval: min­ relocation division is to expedite port officials hope the Rose will I,ate Tuesday, a White House The junior high school will be for ntonitoring the events. their sights at the executive on the imal paperwork that often can be the paperwork in the loan process, f"; anchor a major tourist center at official who accompanied Reagan Soviets rap U.S. again among about 300 schools nation­ But filing Assistant Principal completed over the telephone and the revitalized Captain's Cove wide receiving live coverage. move — the cream of the mortgage reducing the stress for the Please Call The Herald Ad­ on a vacation to his ranch in Andrew Vincens said this morn­ crop. through the mail; a relocation Soviet U.N. mission, told a news Hie coverage will be transmit­ transferee. Marina. California said O'Neill was carry­ UNITED NATIONS (UPI) - A ing he expects that at least one Colonial Mortgage Service Co., mortgage with fixed, competitive Lawyers representing Mystic conference that Soviet leader ted through a satellite dish on Rather than the usual checking ing a personal letter from the top Soviet diplomat accus^ the student will be monitoring the the nation's seventh largest mort­ rates: and a 30-day closing on the vertising Department Now Seaport said the name Captain's United States of using “ cheap Mikhail Gorbachev’s announce­ the roof o f the school on E ast and re-checking of employment, president to the new Kremlin flight «mtinuously from liftoff gage banker, is attempting to tap the new home. Cove adequately identifies the site. ment Sunday of a unilateral freeze Middle Turnpike. financial holdings, and credit leader. tricks" at the Geneva arms talks to landing. into the market by setting up a The typical applicant for a in deployment of medium-range Officials teid today that the rating, the applicant is required to For Your Space Reservation, But Williams said Mystic regis­ The official, who asked not to be and warned against turning the relocation division aimed at cut­ relocation loan is said to be a SS-20 missiles in Europe was activities on the flight.will be The shuttle is scheduled to fill out a half dozen relatively tered its name with the state four named, said Reagan "is taking negotiations into a smokescreen ting the hassles and trauma caused family man, 35 years old with two prompted by "the necessity to put beamed directly from the shut­ blast off from the Kennedy simple questionnaires on his years after Norwalk Seaport regis advantage" of the speaker's visit for new arms programs. by the move to a new city. children between the ages of 6 and an end to the madness of the tle to the National Aeronautics Space Center in IHorida around finances. 643-2711 tered iu name. Bridgeport, there­ to Moscow to "express his interest Soviet Ambassador Richard "We are able to streamline the 18. He earns an average of $35,000 a fore. has the same right to use the in solving problems that the two Ovinnikov made the charges Tues­ nuclear arms race.” and Space Administration in 8 a.m. Friday and is scheduled totand back at the space center loan process for several reasons," year, and puts about 20 percent Reinlein said there is a low term seaport, Williams claimed. countries face.” day as the superpower arms talks "We are for an earnest dialogue Florida and then to a satellite in explained Karl Reinlein, a re­ down on a $120,000 loan for a default possibility and the loans He said the letter also conveys in Switzerland entered their fifth and we reject cheap tricks in space. From the satellite, on Wednesday. Students will have an oppor­ gional vice president with Colonial two-story house. have a short life, usually five to Reagan's interest in meeting Gor­ week with negotiators discussing connection with the Geneva negoti­ schools equipped with the Mortgage. The fact that the average appli­ seven years. bachev for a sunfknit, a proposal defense and space systems for ations. One of the cheap tricks is to proper dish antennas will be tunity to watch various experi­ cant moves about four times lHanrl|patpr HrralJi ments being conducted live in "First of all the person who the Soviet leader has already three hours and 20 minutes. have negotiations on only one or able to recieve the broadcast. makes the application is a good during his career helps cut down on During the closing process, an Ssniig Urn Mmdmsr am k r HHfstn Inside Today accepted. It was the third working session two of the three aspects that should It is the first coordinated zero gravity, Vincens said. candidate. The corporation that the long-term interest-rate risk. appraisal is conducted to simply The official said the letter was between defense and space nego­ all be discussed," Ovinnikov said, effort among sdiools around the Vincens said that teachers would transfer an employee ob­ In the first month of test verify the worth of the applieant's written along the lines of a similar tiating groups. referring to weapons in outer country — from the elementary will be able to choose whether 24 pages, 4 sections viously considers him a valuable marketing early this year, the prospective home. Then the mort­ message Reagan sent to Gorba­ Separate groups on long-range space, strategic weapons and through the college level —- to they want to participate in the commodity and the transferee is program exceeded early projec­ event. But he added that be gage company working in conjunc­ ObituariM _ chev at the time of the death of the strategic nuclear arms were hold­ medium-range missiles. monitor the activities of the on sound financial footing." tions, with more than $4 million in tion with a national title company, B u»inM « _ Opinion ^ late Soviet President Konstantin ing another of their sessions today The Soviet diplomat said there stattle, said Rick Marchio, knows of at least four teachers With a single call to a toll-free loans closed and the average loan contacts the transferee and the C le M ifM ____ 22-23 PeopleUlk. in the school who have already rn m tra 18 Chernenko. with other negotiators on medium- was a tendency on the "American NASA mission watch coordina­ number. Colonial can guarantee higher than the anticipated Spoht. Indicated that they want to realtor and they all sit down and EnlirU Inm qnt^ 16 Tel«v«ion . That letter was delivered by Vice range nuclear forces meeting side to keep some of the c a i^ , tor at Creighton University in 30-day departure and destination $115,000. sign the necessary forms. Lottery ■ 2 Weather _ President George Bush when he Thursday. some weapons, under the table” in Omaha, Neb. participate. / attended Chernenko’s funeral in Ovinnikov, the No. 2 man in the the Geneva talks. MANClIESTEIl HEHAl.l), Wednesday, April 1(1. 1985 - 3

2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. April 10. 1985 Water level low, Agent tells Two Koreas search for successors behind than a score of South Korean Another reason for Chun to keep but race still on Rhee, was forced out by civil officials in Burma 18 months ago —‘ By Michael Ross In the North, the heir is more his promise is that several months show the North is still trying to either participants or spectators. drug deals United Press International apparent. Kim II Sung, the enig­ unrest. after his term expires, Seoul is to By Kathy Gormus matic dictator who has presided "No Korean leader in the past destabilize the South. “It won’t have the dramatics of host the 1988 Olympics. Herald Reporter 500 years has ever gracefully the rapids, but it’s going to present Bv Sarah Passell SEOUL — For the first time, over a chillingly Orwelljan regime For South Korea, hosting the Little is known about the North, surrendered anything,” said a a great technical challenge to the North and South Korea are simul­ since Korea was divided after Olympics is a symbol of accep­ which 40 years after Korea s Competitors in Sunday's Hocka- Herald Reporter Western diplomat. "So of course canoeists,” Watkins said. “ Anyb­ taneously confronted by uncertain World War II, plans to transfer tance in the world. Any attempt by division remains one of the world s num River Canoe Race will not people are skeptical.” ody who can read the water well is succession scenarios — a coinci­ power to his son, Kim Jong 11. But Chun to remain in office would most hermetically sealed nations. have to brave the rapids behind HARTFORD - The FBI agent Still, Chun has good reasons for going to have a big advantage.” dence that could create political when it will happen and what will almost certainly spoil the victory But in recent years it has become Economy Electric on Oakland who arrested James J Thibodeau stepping down. He has said so often The race is scheduled to begin at instability on the Korean follow are unknown. and invite a Soviet boycott. clear that Kim, 72, is preparing to Street this year because of low and Wayne J, Thibodeau on Despite enormous differences that he will leave in 1988 that to 9:30 a.m. alongside the Steak Club peninsula. However, some diplomats be­ step aside in favor of his 42-year- water, the race coordinator said between the nations, the succes­ break his pledge would entail an Restaurant near the Vernon- cocaine conspiracy iharges at In the South. President Chun Doo lieve there is one reason that could old son. today. embarrassing loss of face for Manchester town line. The race their Hartford Road gas station in Hwan’s plans to pick a successor sions are linked because each side force Chun to stay on, or at least The rapids — which usually himself and the military that backs About the younger Kim little is will conclude 6.2 miles later along February testified in federal court before his constitutionally limited views the other as a security threat give him a pretext to do so — a provide the most excitement lor him. known except that he hates the Burnside Avenue in East Hartford. Tuesday that James Thibodeau single term expires in 1988 have — and uses that threat to justify its sudden increase in the threat from spectators and the most frustra­ authoritarian controls. •’For the military, it is a question West and reportedly perms his Watkins said the best places (or gave the FBI information that led been complicated by emergence of the North. tion for canoeists — a ie impassa­ of honor,” said a political analyst. hair. watching the race should be along a new opposition party led by Although Chun has made politi­ Sizing up that threat is difficult ble because the water is so low, to the interception of a major cal reforms, many remain skepti­ “ Chun would have to have very New State Road and Adams Street. dissident politicians Kim Dae Jung because of North Korea’s erratic However, there have been rurn- coordinator Lee Watkins said. marijuana shipment into Connecti­ cal that he will keep his promise to persuasive reasons for them to A number of marked hiking trails and Kim Young Sam. behavior. However, South Korean ors of opposition to the dynastic “ Barring rain, everyone's going cut a week later. support his remaining in office.” along the river should provide Many South Koreans fear the step down in 1988. The doubts are officials argue the history of succession within the North Ko­ to have to carry around the Dissident leader Kim Young ample choices for spectators, he Special Agent Richard A. Foster presence of a strong opposition fed by lack of precedent. provocations by the North — from rean hierarchy and speculation CHUN DOO-HWAN rapids,” he said. But, he added, "It Chun’s predecessor. Park Chung Sam concurs. ” If Chun continues, Jr also testified that he tricked could cause Chun to reconsider his invasion tunnels dug under the that Kim Jong II also may not be in . stepping down in ’88? would take an awful lot of rain to said. he risks meeting the same fate as This year's race will feature another area drug dealer into plans. An added uncertainty is the Hee, was slain by an assassin's DMZ to a bomb that killed more the best of health. have an impact.” helping him coax James Thibo lack of an obvious successor bullet. His predecessor, Syngman his predecessors ■ Weather forecasts call for a computer-calculated results — a chance of showers on Friday and first in the state. Watkins said. The deau. 37, into participating in what Saturday, but no significant ac­ computer station should be able to he said was a phony cocaine deal cumulation, Watkins said. generate results within one minute on Fell. 22. Weather The low water has prompted a after the last canoeist crosses the The testimony came in the finish line, he said. Peopletalk number of people to call Watkins opening hours of a hearing before asking whether the race would be In past years, as many as 20 minutes have passed before re­ U.S. District Court Judge Peter C. Today’s forecast held at all, he said. / t \ / > ) He-rald photo by Pinio Dorsey on a defense motion to "We are going to have a race,” sults were posted, he said. The woes of Wham Connecticut, Massachusetts So far, 25 people have registered suppress some of the evidence on he stressed. and Rhode Island: Today: for the race. Watkins said. Canoe­ Transitions are tough which the arrest was based. The Wham's historic concert tour in China was mostly sunny but with increasing While the absence of the rapids might deter some race enthusiasts ists can enter the morning of the hearing is expected to continue marred by an unusual incident. Officials say a afternoon clouds west portions. transition from junior high to high backup musician with the pop group stabbed from entering, the river should race, and Watkins said he expects Bill Brown, left, president of the today. Cool with highs in the 40s. himself in the stomach and barged into the provide a number of other chal­ about 80 canoes to race. school. The discussion at Martin Wayne Thibodeau, of 27 McCann Tonight: cloudy west becoming Townwide PTA Council, and Manches­ cockpit of a Chinese airliner, forcing the domestic lenges for entrants, Watkins said. "A nice day could bring out 100 Elementary School was sponsored by Drive, is charged with conspiracy cloudy elsewhere. A chance of ter High School students Dave Maz- flight to return to Peking. The water level of the rest of the canoes,” he said. to violate federal narcotics laws. rain or snow showers late at The race is in its ninth year. zotta, center, and Albie Harris look over the PTA Council tor parents of junior Wham members George Michael and Andrew river is higher, he said, but rocks James Thibodeau, of 67 Millbridge night. Lows in the 30s. Thursday: Awards will be given for the first high school students. About 16 parents Ridgeley were not aboard. A British. Embassy and other obstacles and a low materials Tuesday night in preparation Hollow Condominium, faces the a chance of morning rain or snow water velocity should keep the three places of each of the 12 attended. spokesman said witnesses to Monday’s incident tor a panel discussion on making the same charge and an additional reported the man, a Portuguese musician, had to showers then becoming mostly race from becoming boring for classes. count of attempt to possess with be restrained after forcing his way into the sunny. Highs in the 50s. intent to distribute a controlled cockpit. M aine: Becoming partly The plane returned to Peking and unloaded the sunny today. Highs in the 30s substance. Both are free on bond. man without incident. Wham and an entourage of north to near 40 south. Light Superintendent opposes ‘family life’ proposal James Thibodeau’s attorney, more than 100 people arrived in China last week snow likely north and mostly Kathleen Eldergill of the Manches­ " ...M ______A ...... OOPPONENTS P P O N E N TS IIHAVE COM­ for two unprecedented rock concerts. cloudy with a chance flurries ter, because school officials have bill will not pa.ss the Appropria ter law firm of Beck and Pagano, coordinator and a staff. In turn, lions Committee because both PLAIN E D that the cour.se covers south tonight. Lows in the 20s Bv Bill YInolIno already developed a family life challenged the credibility of the Herold Reporter the;/ would train public school Democratic and Republican law lopic.s such as human sexuality, north to near 30 south. Flurries education currriciilum in grades man identified by Foster as the personnel around the slate to makers are w aiting until next year venereal disease and teenage likely north and chance of develop and leach family life kindergarten through 12th grade. suicide in an explicit manner that drug dealer who .helped trick School Superintendent James P. "The impact on Manchester is to spend large amounts o( money Hair he is flurries south Thursday morning Kennedy said Tuesday he opposes crurses. instituting new education is inappropriate (or eighth- Thibodeau. Foster testified that You deserve e breek today Kennedy said he is opposed to going to be negligible,” Kennedy then clearing and windy in the pending legislation that would programs. graders the man agreed to turn informant Actor Gerald McRaney astonished prpdpcer afternoon. Highs near 40 north to any state mandate on a family life said. But supporters have maintained Jack Lucarelli when he reported for work in his Today: mostly sunny and cool. High in the mid 40s. Wind becoming mandate family-life education in "Anything with money attached and sell a kilogram of phony near SO south. curriculum. Officials have said the town that the course is essential for a new movie. "Jackals,” on location in Tucson, southwest 10 to 20 mph. Tonight: becoming cloudy. A 40 percent all Connecticut public schools. to it probably will not be ptissed, ” cocaine to Thibodeau for $30,000 New Hampshire: Becoming Kennedy said he doubts the curriculum is based on the slate s complete education. Ariz. UPl photo chance of rain or snow showers by morning. Low around 35. Wind he said. while under FBI surveillance. partly sunny today. Highs in the measure will pass the Legislature THE STATE, he said, would current set of family-life education An eighth-grade health course In the wake of a recent decision McRaney had a full head of hair when Lucarelli southwest 10 to 15 mph. Thursday: a 40 percent chance of morning have to develop methods to enforce guidelines, which were developed “ If he has a m otive to ingratiate signed him for the role earlier this year. But 30s north to near 40 south. rain or snow showers then becoming mostly sunny and mild. High 55 this year. But even if it were to which is in the family life curricu­ to appoint a citizens’ advisory Back where you belong Flurries likely north and mostly pass, he said, it would have little the law, which would involve to encourage school districts to lum has been the center of a committee on family life education himself with the government then I Lucarelli failed to recognize his actor who had to 60. Friday mostly sunny with highs in the 50s. Today's weather additional regulations. "And regu­ implement programs in kinder­ Designer Pierre Cardin, above, admires cloudy with a chance of flurries impact on the Manchester schools. controversy since November in and in the midst of two workshops think it casts a light on his shaved his head to a stubble. picture was drawn by Lauren Delaney, 9, of 23 Fairfield St., a fourth lations can be very restrictive,” he garten through 12th grade. "Why in hell did you do that?” Lucarelli Brooke Shields wearing one of his creations at a south tonight. Lows in the 20s Manchester scheduled to evaluate a controver­ credibility,” Eldergill said. ”I grader at Washington School. The bill, which would require all said. demanded. gala to introduce his new perfume “ Maxims” at north to near 30 south. Scattered public schools to develop a family- But lawmakers have proposed A groui) of about 20 parents have sial unit ol the course, the think I ’m entitled to know what he An unruffled McRaney replied, "T o make sure Macy’s in New York Tuesday. flurries north and chance of life education program for kinder­ But the superintendent said he the additional legislation because protested the course ' Focus on complaints about the town health stood to lose if he didn’t no one would confuse the heavy I ’m playing with flurries south Thursday morning garten through I2th-grade stu­ would not object to the state school districts elsewhere in the Wellness, which is taught at (dur.se seem to have subsided. cooperate.” offering incentives — such as funds Bennet and tiling junior high my role as Rick Simon in ‘Simon and Simon.’ ” A then clearing and windy in the dents, passed the General state have been reluctant to Only five parents active in either Prosecutor Donna Fatsi, an for staff and materials — to schools. mollified Lucarelli went along with McRaney’s afternoon. Highs in the 40s north Assembly’s Education Committee develop the programs, Sen Adela supporting or protesting the course assistant U.S. attorney, argued encourage school districts to im­ But a less vocal group of parents new look. to near 50 south. on Monday. Eads, R-Kent, chairwoman of the turned out at a Board of Education that the informant’s credibility Newest lottery millionaire Vermont: Clouding up in the plement family-life programs, Education Committee, said has supported the course either The bill is now scheduled to be through letters to the school board meeting Monday night. None com­ does not matter because the FBI A 78-year-old Hartford woman who loves to afternoon with a few sprinkles in Tuesday. reviewed by the Appropriations Kennedy said that if the bill is or through comments at bimonthly mented on the course during the has enough other evidence to show travel became the newest millionaire Tuesday in the late afternoon. Highs in the Committee. It seeks $240,(KM) with appproved by the Legislature, the school board meetings. public comment session. that there was probable cause to the "Double Dollars” Millionaire Drawing. 40s. Breezy with a chance of a KENNEDY SAID he believes the Miami voice which the state would hire a effect will be minimal in Manches­ arrest Thibodeau in the Feb. 22 Bessie Mnnigle’s name was drawn from among little rain or snow tonight. Low 35 Philip Michael Thomas, who plays Don 20 finalists. She said she plans to buy a new car. to 40. Thursday sunny intervals raid. Cheney panel seeks space The FBI taped Thibodeau agree­ Johnson’s partner in T V ’s flashy “ Miami Vice,” travel and share some of her wealth with and not too cool. Highs in the 40s is hoping his appeal to the MTV audience will ing to the deal over the telephone relatives. north and in the low 50s south. boost his recording career as well. “ I ’m going to Alaska and I want to go to Hawaii Manchester In Brief and discussing other pending drug "The most incredible person I ’ve ever met is and Spain. I love to travel.” said the insurance transactions, according to Fos­ myself,” Thomas explained to Glamour maga­ company retiree, who now works as a volunteer Extended outlook ter’s testimony. Thibodeau told the zine. After singing two songs from his upcoming Town officials fete DiRosa Masons mull use of hall informant that he has dozens of at Hartford Hospital. album over the phone, he told the magazine Extended outlook for New times bought several kilograms of Munigle received her first check for $50,000, meeting with a representative of for people about to perform — may interviewer, "There’s a neverending well of England Friday through Peter DiRosa has jumped from the fire into the frying pan. Bv Alex Girelli cocaine in a single deal, Foster minus 20 percent withholding tax, during the the Masons to get further details. be too large. expression that is coming forth from me. My art Sunday: DiRosa, who resigned from the Board of Directors on April 2, Herald Reporter testified. drawing held in the Enfield Square. She will be At the subcommittee meeting One possibility mentioned was is forever.” Connectient, Massachnsetts was the guest of honor at an inform al dinner Tuesday night at the The FBI seized $30,000 in cash getting annual checks for that amount for the next Tuesday, Edward Breen of Malm- eliminating a makeup room, dev­ and Rhode Island: M ostly sunny Birch Mountain Inn. Members of the building sub­ from Jim’s Arco Service station 19 years. feldt Associates, architects for oting its space to the workshop, Friday. Chance of showers Sat­ Among the gifts DiRosa received was a chef-quality frying committee of the Cheney Hall the day of the phony deal, Foster renovation of the hall, showed and combining the makeup room urday. Mostly cloudy Sunday. Satellite view pan. DiRosa and several other men in politics are taking cooking Foundation tried Tuesday night to testified. plans for the three levels of the with the green room. Quote of the day Highs mostly in the 50s. Over­ lessons. find 1,500 square feet of storage The size ol the fly loft will be But Judge Dorsey allowed E l­ space in Cheney Hall for regalia hall. Now you Know night lows in the 30s. Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 2 p.m. EDT shows Another gift was a transcript of a portion of the April 2 meeting increased. dergill to press her inquiry into the Fire Capt. Robert Funk, who helped rescue a belonging to Scottish Rites Masons Few changes are planned in the Vermont: Dry weather into bright clouds associated with numerous thunderstorms over the of the directors at which several directors lauded DiRosa for his The biggest changes will be in informant’s motives. 12-year-old boy trapped for hours when a huge The longest known engagement in the world who are considering renting the main floor but the stage will be Saturday. High Friday and Sat­ central United States. Widespread cloudiness associated with a service to the town. the basement Most of the base­ Although Foster told Falsi that pile of wet sand collapsed on him in St. Louis: lasted 67 years between Octavio Guillen, 82, and hall as a location for performing moved forward several feet. Old urday in the 50s. Low in the 30s. A stationary front stretches across the Gulf of Mexico Into the Atlantic. Mayor Barbara Weinberg, master of ceremonies at the dinner, ment floor will be lowered about a he did not coerce the informant "You just pray to God and work your butt off in Adriana Martinez, 82. who took the plunge in June their rites. stairs will be removed and re­ chance of rain Sunday. High 45 to Rain occurs in southern Texas. rem arked that politicians seldom win such high praise until they foot. into cooperating, under E ldergill’s times like this. You don’t think about time. ” 1969 in Mexico City. But the subcommittee was ham­ placed with new ones and w alls w ill leave office. The basement will accommo­ questioning he appeared to admit 55. Lows from 25 to 35. pered by not knowing just how the be insulated and resurfaced But DiRosa has vowed to return to politics someday, however. date a kitchen for outside caterers, otherwise. Foster said he told the Maine: Fair Friday. Chance of storage space must be arranged to the wood trim and the cast iron About 35 people, mostly directors and others involved in a lobby, public toilet rooms, an informant that he had been under showers south and showers or meet the group’s ceremonial grates that hide the steam heating assembly room w hich could double FBI surveillance during three flurries north Saturday. Fair politics or government, attended the dinner. requirements. pipes along the bottom of the w alls as a rehearsal room, the green separate drug transactions. Foster Sunday. Highs in the 30s north to It will be difficult to find that will remain. room and makeup room, dressing also admitted telling the man he 40s south. Lows in the teens to iOSTON much space available in the The new heating and cooling 14 rooms and the workshop. could have him prosecuted if he low er 20s north and 20 to 30 south. building, subcommittee members system will use aii duets running Fire museum wants signs Few changes would be needed in failed to cooperate with the FBI. New Hampshire: Fair Friday. 'ORK agreed during their meeting in in the loft above the high ceiling so 30.0 the loft. Some structural work In fact, Foster said, the FBI had Chance of showers south and An application seeking approval for two signs on the front of Lincoln Center. The most likely that there will be almost no would be done on roof trusses, no criminal case against the showers or flurries north Satur­ the Fire Museum on Pine Street was submitted to the Planning storage place mentioned was the evidence in the main hall of the lANCK duets would be installed, storage informant. day. Fair Sunday. Highs in the SAN FRANCISCO m and Zoning Commission Monday. loft in the highest level of the hall. mechanical moderization. •‘It didn’t take place, ” Foster Because o( tire code require­ for scenery — and possibly also for 30s north to 40s south. Low s in the The Connecticut Fireman’s Historical Society wants to place Donald Kuehl, a subcommittee testified. “I lied to him. ” ments, the balcony cannot be put to the Scottish Rites Masons — would teens to lower 20s north and 20 to ,NTA two wooden signs on the building — one designating the fire member, said he will try to find out Foster said that he once w atched LoKit public use. but its appearance will be provided. 30.b0 museum and the other the firemen’s historical society. as soon as possible exactly what the informant engage in what 30 south. not be changed much under the LO W EST The signs would be on the front of the restored building, once the group’s storage needs are. appeared to be a drug deal but did plans. A see-through glass enclo­ TEMPERATURES the Company 1 Firehouse, which is located in the Cheney Subcommittee members said not collect any firm evidence. AO 30 sure will be located on it to house Across the nation MIAIM National Historic District. they do not know if the fact that For the Record Foster admitted that he spun a tale the controls for stage lighting and ^$0.34 there are dressing rooms planned from that incident to scare the Showers with an isolated thun­ lE G E N O - sound. for the basement of Cheney Hall informant into cooperating. derstorm or two will be scattered 4 0 One problem the subcommittee Robert D. Backman Jr., 14, of 257 might reduce the amount of Foster said that several hours from southern Texa^ and the encountered is that a large cooling Bolton Center Road, Bolton, was storage space the Masonic group after the Feb. 22 raid at the western Gulf coast through the Chamber to get education unit will have to be located on the listed in satisfactory condition i;;/ '(sNo»nRs^ riM would n e ^ . Thibodeau service station, he tried mid Mississippi valley to the gounds near the hall, and will have Tuesday at Manchester Memorial UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST PJ Gerald Tirozzi, state commissioner of education, and Lee Hay, The group might be interested in to talk James Thibodeau into central and lower Great Lakes. to be hidden in sonic sort of brick Hospital with leg injuries he 1983 U.S. teacher of the year, will be featured speakers at a renting the hull for about six informing on other dealers during Rain showers will also be found structure (or al-slhetie reasons. suffered in a motorcycle accident Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce breakfast Friday at rehearsals and six presentations a a discussion at the F B I’s Hartford over parts of southern Florida Some .subcommittee members in Andover Sunday. His age and 7:45 a.m. year, and for a few other oceas- headquarters. with scattered snow showers or National forecaat felt the theatrical work area the date of the accident were The educators’ topic will be "Quest for Excellence in sions, members of the subcommit­ ”I can be your business flurries over extreme northern planned may be too small and the reported incorrectly in Monday’s During Wednesday, showers are forecast for portions of the West Education.” tee said. partner,” Foster said he told New England. Kuehl said he would arrange a "green room” — a waiting room Herald. UPl photo Gulf coast region. Elsewhere, weather will be fair In general. The meeting will be at Manchester Community College and is Thibodeau. "Is there anything you In the West, showers with a few Maximum temperatures Include: Atlanta 70, Boston 48, Chicago 80, one in a series of informational breakfasts sponsored by the can do for me? I don’t know what it thunderstorms will begin Today In history Cleveland 57, Dallas 75, Denver 73, Duluth 58, Houston 73, chamber. Tickets cost $7 each and are available from the spreading inland from the cen­ Foster testified that Thibodeau Jacksonville 71, Kansas City 80, Little Rock 74, Los Angeles 87, Miami chamber. For more information call 646-2223. LaBelle mum on driveway action tral and northern Pacific coast. then told him about a man the FB I Glenn Cowan of Los Angeles (center, through gate on April 10,1971, to board Fair skies with plenty of sun­ 75, Minnedpolis 66, New Orleans 76, New York 48, Phoenix 94, St. believes to have been Thibodeau's he will recommend to the district because it would be at the holding bag) leads other members of a train bound for the Republic of China shine will prevail over most of Loula 67, San Francisco 59, Seattle 67, Washington 60. Bv Sarah Passell drug partner. Foster testified that Board of Directors. heavily-trafficked intersection of the U.S. table tennis team as they walk from Hong Kong. the Atlantic coast region, the Herald Reporter Thibodeau also referred to a Arts Council plans brunch ” 1 don’t have any comment on Tolland Turnpike and Buckland central Gulf coast and Tennessee Manchester-based ‘‘boatload- The attorney for the Eighth what I’m going to recommend to Street, valley area, throughout the The Manchester Arts Council will host an arts brunch on quantity importer" of marijuana. Manchester Herald Utilities District said today that he the district,” he said. District President Walter intermountain region, the Rock­ Sunday, June 2. from 11 a.m, to 2 p.m, to benefit Cheney Hall. Joyner has said the district in­ Foster testified that Thibodeau will meet with state transportation The driveway in question is a said he knew of a group of dealers Almanac ies and the northern Plains. Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Plans for the brunch were described by program chairwoman stalled the drive last month to officials before taking any action crude dirt path that leads from the based east of Hartford who were Diane Morrison at the council's monthly meeting Monday night on a state order requiring the land behind the old Keeney garage avoid negotiating with the town, Penny Sadd Mark F. Abraitls which is about to buy the state- expecting a 40,000-pound boatload Today is Wednesday, April 10, On this date in history : were killed in an earthquake in at Lincoln Center. district to remove a dirt driveway on Tolland Turnpike out to the of marijuana to arrive in Connecti­ Associate Publisher Business Manager owned land crossed by the drive. the looth day of 1985 with 265 to In 1864. Austrian Archduke Max­ Iran. The champagne brunch will feature guest artists and onto Buckland Street from the site newly relocated Buckland Street The state DOT has offered the land cut in the next week. follow. imilian became Emperor of In 1984, the Senate in a non­ musicians, yet to be named, Morrison said. of a planned district fire station. The district did not get formal USPS 327-500 VOL. CIV. No. 161 for sale to the town and the town Foster said he notified the Coast The moon is moving toward its Mexico. binding resolution, voted over­ Lottery The event will be open to the public at a cost of $7.50 per person. Attorney John D. LaBelle Jr., permission to build the driveway. Planning and Zoning Commission Guard to keep watch. On Feb. 28, last quarter. In 1945, the Nazi concentration whelmingly against American Reservations can be made with Morrison at 649-0717. the district counsel, said he re­ But late last month the dislnct Publlihad dollv cxctpl Surxtav Suaeaatad corrlor rotas ara S1.20 li.is recommended the town buy it. the Coast Guard seized 52,000 The morning stars are Mercury, camp at Buchenwald was liber­ mining of Nicaraguan ports. and cartoln holidays by th* Mon- w aa kiv. S5.12 fo r ono m o n th , S1S35 Council member Dr. Francis Helfrick also expressed concern ceived the order from the state public works department pulled The drive also crosses a town- pounds of marijuana from a boat Venus. Jupiter and Saturn. ated by the U.S. 80th division. Also in 1984, a Pennsylvania chM tvr Publlthine Co.. 14 Bralnard fo r throa m onths, S30.70 fo r s ix Monday about a lack of involvem ent by the Manchester business Department of Transportation in down trees on ,st;ite-owned land Connecticut daily Plact, Monchoittr, Conn. 040M. monthsond M l .40for ona vaar. AAoll owned strip of land that used to be approaching the Connecticut The evening star is Mars. In 1960, the Senate passed the primary win pushed Walter Mon­ community in arts activities. the mail this morning. The writer and clei.ic;< brirsh to make room Sacond clow pottoe* paid at Mon- rotas ora ovollobla on raquast. the south end of Buckland Street. shore, he said. landmark Civil Rights Bill. dale past the halfway point in the Tuesday: 596 chttfar. Conn. POSTMASTER: He suggested arts promotion methods such as use of a Greater of the letter, Jo.(’«‘ph O’Hcurn cnief lor tile 2C'-foot-wide drive Foster's testimony indicated In 1963, the U.S. nuclear subma­ numter of delegates ne^ed for the Sand oddratt chonga* to tha Mon- of property management for the O llearn contends tliat the dis Town officials oppose the dis- Those born on this date are under chaitar Harold, P.O. Box Sfl, Manchester Chamber of Commerce newsletter and co­ that James Thibodeau’s brother rine Thresher went down 220 miles Play Four: 9192 To ploca o clossinad or display trict’s driveway is illegal and has tricl’s plans for a new firehouse, the sign of Aries. They include Democratic presidential M onenoatar, Conn. 04040. odvartlsamant, or to raport a naws sponsoring an information! breakfast session on the arts in state DOT, said today that it Wayne, 24, was not seen by the FB I ordered the land restored, re­ calling it "ludicrous” to put journalist and publisher Joseph east of Boston in the Atlantic nomination. Other numbers drawn Tues­ Itam, story or pictura Mao, call business with the chamber. Helfrick is chairman of the includes an invitation for district as having a m ajor role in the Ocean. All 129 men aboard were GUARANTEED DELIVERY: If 443-2711. O ffica hours a rs S :M o .m . seeded iind regraded. another station so close to the Pulitzer in 1847, explorer Matthew day in New England: you don‘t racalva your Harold by S chamber’s arts committee. officials to discuss the issue with alleged deal on Feb. 22. Foster lost. to 5 p.m. Mondov fhroueh Friday. “ We will enforce the law ” town’s Station No. 5, which sits Perry in 1874. Russian Bolshevik A thought for the day: French Maine daily: 948 p.m. waakdoys or 7:30. o.m. Sotur- Other council members said they are discouraged by lack of Assistant Attorney General Arnold testified that he arrested Wayne In 1971, the U.S. table tennis ddv, plaota talaphona your corrlar. O’Hearn said today. Hut he refused about 500 feet east of the Keeney leader Vladimir Ilyich Lenin in political philosopher Simone Weil New Hampehire daily: 1848 support for the arts in the business and political community. Shimelman. Thibodeau because he was the last team arrived in China, the first said, ‘ ‘What a country calls its vital If you'ra unobla to raoch your Tha Moncbaslar Harold is a to elaborate on possible enforce­ site on Tolland Turnpike. 1870, actor Max von Sydow in 1929 Rhode Island daily: 8811 corrlar, coll lubicrlbar Mrvica of subscribar to Unitad Prast Intarno- They directed Helfrick to pursue his suggestions related to the " I expect I ’ll want to talk to person to have been seen near a (age 56), actor Chuck Connors in American group to penetrate the economic interests are not the 443-2711 by 7 p.m. waakdovi or 10 somebody.” LaBelle said of ment action. The district bought the Keeney "Lot-O-Bucks” : 87-11-15-37-49 tlohdl naws sarvicas and Is a chamber. locked room in which agents found 1921 (age 64), and football coach eo-called "Bamboo Curtain” since things which enable its citizens to p.m. Soturdovi for guorontaad mambar of tha Audit Buroou o( O'Hearn’s offer. But LaBelle re­ O’Hearn has said that the property last year to build a Vermont daily: 232 dallvarv In Monchaitat'. . Circulations. $22,000 in cash. and commentator John Madden in the 19S0’s. live, but the things which enable it fused to disclose what final action driveway could be d.nngeroiis satellite firehouse Massachusetts daily: 7375 1936 (age 49). In 1972, more than 3,000 people to make war.” / MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. April 10, 1985 - 5 « - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. April 10. 1985

U .S ./W o rld Publicity over trial Families of MIA Leader In Brief court’s main concern face last chapter boycotts Milk pulled from thelvee By Miliv McLean jurors in the courtroom at the time said United Press Internatlonol they would not want to be sequestered. SPRINGFIELD, 111. — Inspectors trying to Grande slashed the potential jury of lengthy drama meetings determine the source of the nation’s largest PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Intense pub­ pool to 61 Tuesday and allowed outbreak of salmonella food poisoning are licity about the high society attempted attorneys to begin questioning the first By David Zenlon HONOLULU (UPI) - Military their hearts at ease." checking sabotage as a possible cause, a state m u i^ r retrial of New Yorker Claus von 16 people individually. United Press International official said today. Bulow may prompt a Rhode Island Jury selection was to continue today officials Identified six servicemen In Tampa, Fla., Chesnutt’s wife, Almost 2,250 cases of food poisoning and two court to sequester the 16-member jury and extend into next week. killed in the Vietnam War and the Patti, said, “ I didn’t know what to BEIRUT, Lebanon — Prime deaths have been reported. for as long as two months. A pensive von Bulow, dressed in widow of one urged Hanoi to say 20 years ago. I still don’t know Minister Rashid Karami, frus­ Jewel Cos. Inc. officials Tuesday indefinitely The Judge in von Bulow’s retrial told a casual sport coat and tie, spent most of release the remains of other fallen what to say. I ’m very happy wegot trated by relentless Christian- closed their Hillfarm Dairy and recalled all milk courtroom packed with potential jurors the day leaning back in his chair. men so their families "can have his remains back — the last Moslem battles in Sidon, said from its Jewel and Eisner food stores after a Tuesday that they should be prepared to Occasionally he scribbled notes. Some­ their hearts at ease." chapter.’ ’ today he will boycott Cabinet second brand of jnilk processed at the dairy was times he mumbled to his lawyer. Other be away from their families in a hotel U.S. Pacific Command officials Killian and Harris were killed in meetings until actions are taken to suspected of salmonella contamination. room paid for by the state throughout times he scratched his chin. Tuesday identified the latest six North Vietnam. Sherman and stop the fighting in the southern Officials of the Centers for Disease Control, the trial. But when individual questioning bodies returned to the United Arroyo-Baez are the first Ameri­ port. Food and Drug Administration, state agencies Superior Court Judge Corinne began late Tuesday, he leaned forward Karami, who joined two others States by Vietnam last month and can servicemen whose remains and experts on milk sanitation and production are Grande did not rule on the issue during and peered intensely at the initial group ministers in boycotting the Ca­ have been recovered after being looking for the source of the salmonella, said Chet the second day of jury selection, but she of 16. His well-defined jaw stuck out and said the remains would be flown binet, said his move did not mean June of the Illinois Department of Public Health. said isolating the jury “ may become his balding head fell back. today to Travis Air Force Base, captured and held in captivity in he had presented his resignation to necessary." Jurors in the first trial Assistant Attorney General Marc Calif., from where they will be South Vietnam, the Pacific Com­ Lebanon's year-old national unity Infant dies of heart attack were sequestered only during DeSisto politely inquired about the handled separately. mand said. Cabinet. "1 don’t think we have deliberations. potential jurors’ marital status, occu­ Officials said they hoped a "After 16 years, you figure he’s reached such a decision,” he said. ALBANY, N.Y. — The infant daughter of a Von Bulow, 58, of New York, a pation and experience with doctors, forthcoming meeting in Hanoi over there and he’s going to slay Police said fighting between comatose cancer patient died of a heart attack Danish-bom financier and socialite, hypodermic needles and hypoglyce­ would result in the return of more over there,” Sherman’s brother, renegade Christian militiamen when every organ in her tiny body began to fail was convicted in 1982 of twice trying to mia. He had only begun when the remains. The government has David, 42, said. "You don’t expect and Palestinian-backed Moslem three weeks after her birth. kill his multimillionaire wife, Martha second day ended. forces in Sidon today killed at least listed 2,483 Americans as missing. it when they say they're bringing The child, Lillian Kathy Cedeno, delivered “ Sunny" von Bulow. The alleged Jurors are likely to be questioned one person and wounded 14 others. The servicemen were identified your brother home.” three months prematurely by Caesarean section weapon was insulin injections; the repeatedly about their medicai back­ Residents described it as some of on March 16, died of a heart attack Tuesday night, location, their "summer cottage” — the ground in light of technical testimony as Air Force Coi. Mevin Killian, He said the family was notified in the most intense artillery battles her doctors said. Clarendon Court mansion in Newport; expected. Council Bluffs, Iowa; Air Force June 1%7 that Sherman was since the fighting erupted three Dr. Allan Geis, assistant professor of neonatol­ the time, the Christmas holidays in 1979 The prosecution claims Mrs. von Maj. Cleveland S. Harris, Bir­ missing and two months later that weeks ago. ogy at Albany Medical Center Hospital said the and 1980. Bulow went into a coma because her mingham, Ala.; Air Force Maj. he had been captured. The govern­ The Cabinet agreed earlier this baby’s pulmonary problem, which started at The Rhode Island Supreme Court hypoglycemic state was aggravated by Chambliss M. Chesnutt, Little ment said he died in 1968 and in 1970 month to send Lebanese army birth, was "relentless in its progression," overturned the convictions last year on insulin. The defense claims heavy Rock, Ark.; Air Force Capt. two fellow prisoners who had been troops to the port, 24 miles south of causing the baby to increasingly depend on a constitutional grounds. Mrs. von Bulow alcohol and drug use helped trigger the Michael D. Chwan, Bayonne, N.J.; released told the family they had Beirut, to serve as a buffer respirator and other artifical means. The lung remains in a New York hospital, where coma. between warring Christian and problems, which doctors said are often asso­ Army Sgt. Gerasimo Arroyo-Baez, been with Sherman in captivity she has been since 1980. The judge read jurors a long list of Moslem militias. ciated with premature births, contributed to liver Maunabo, Puerto Rico, and Ma­ when he died of malnutrition. “ It may become necessary to seques­ potential witnesses and others who will The troops have been unable to and kidney failure and eventually to the heart A statement issued by the ter the jury,” Grande told the jury pool be mentioned in the trial. In addition to rine S^t. Robert C. Sherman, move to the city because of attack. for von Bulow’s retrial. "W e’re estimat­ the von Bulow family and servants, the Danville, III. Pacific Command said, "W e ap­ inadequate equipment and objec­ The mother, Lillian Cedeno, 21, remained in ing the length of the trial at somewhere list was heavily dominated by doctors Chwan and Chesnutt were preciate this return of remains tions by Justice Minister Nabih critical but stable condition, although hospital near eight weeks.” from all over the Eastern United States aboard an F-4 jet fighter-bomber and, combined with the recent Berri, leader of the Moslem Amal officials reported a “ mild deterioriation” in her She noted, however, it could be even and as far away as England. destroyed by a ground-to-air mis­ Vietnamese agreement to hold a militia, to the use of government overall condition. She was incorrectly injected longer. Thecourtis’’notoriously poorat minimum of six technical meet­ troops in the city. with an anti-cancer drug that has left her Also Tuesday, the judge and attor­ sile during a raid on Ninh Binh UPI photo predicting the length of (a) trial,” she "Sidon is essential for the paralyzed, in a coma and near death for more neys for von Bulow, the state and the Bridge southeast of Hanoi. ings per year, we hope it marks the said. Lebanese (peace) process, and as than a month. m ^ ia agreed to allow any potential Their wives were notified by the beginning of the fulfillment of the Rescue workers digin the sand T uesday accident. Sand shifted burying two “ Bear in mind, no decision has been the Cabinet has not been able to The Cedeno family was “ obviously distraught" jurors who are hesitant about answer­ Defense Department last Friday Vietnamese pledges to accelerate after two boys were trapped in a cave-in boys. Darren Ellis, 12, was rescued but made,” Grande said. “ But I thought I CLAUS VON BULOW LEAVES COURT deal with the matter in a fruitful by the biaby’s death, but a hospital official ing questions about being crime victims that the remains of their husbands their search efforts." had better sample your feelings...” at the Davis Sand Co. in St. Louis, and Timothy Murphy was pronounced dead manner, I have decided that I will declined to provide further details on the family's "J* to be questioned away from reporters. . . . publicity may lead to isolating jury Pacific Command officials had Twenty-eight of the nntential were among servicemen turned at the scene. no longer attend Cabinet meetings reaction. one of the boys died in the freak over to American officials March announced last month the Vietna­ until all previous decisions and 20. mese government had turned over resolutions are implemented,' ’ K a­ U.S. offers grant for oil Baker remains cautious Dana Chwan, who was three the remains of only five men, but rami said. KHARTOUM, Sudan — The United States, in a months pregnant when her hus­ the Central Identification Labora­ One youth survives cave-in “ If we cannot achieve what we significant show of support for Sudan’s new band died, said, " I am grateful to tory in Honolulu determined six want through the Cabinet, then I see no justification in continuing," government, offered a $40 million grant to finance the Vietnamese government for bodies were contained in the ST. LOUIS (UPI) - A 12-year- help when the mound collapsed. his head until we got here,” oil imports and relieve acute fuel shortages White House applauds Japanese move releasing the remains so that I can shipment. Murphy was buried under the sand Jenkerson said. Karami said. old boy survived more than four throughout the country, the Sudan News Agency Karami said he will “ continue put the feelings of uncertainty to Pacific Command officials said hours’ burial in a 300,000-ton beneath Ellis, who was trapped to Hografe, a fork lift operator, said today. my contacts with the parties By Norman D. Sandler nature of the plea." The demand for results was echoed substance of what Nakasone had to say, rest. United States and Vietnam haYe mound of sand that caved in on the his chin when rescuers arrived, said he ran to the mound when he SUNA said David Shinn, the U.S. charge involved to bring about an im ple­ United Press International Treasury ^cretary James Baker, by the administration in more muted but the manner in which the appeal was agreed to meet in Hanoi for three banks of the Mississippi River said Deputy Fire Chief George heard screams. d’affaires in Khartoum, met Tuesday with “ I do encourage that govern­ mentation of previous decisions more cautious in assessing the ultimate terms. made. killing a teenage playmate. Jenkerson. "1 heard the one boy yell,” Sudan’s new leader, Abdul Raham Sywar ment to release other remains days beginning April 17 for discus­ without which there is no poin SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - Praising outcome of the latest move by Naka­ After weeks of escalating tension that “ This is the first time that there’s The cave-in occurred Tuesday in About 60 police and fire fighters Hografe said. " I just went up there al-Dahab, and offered the emergency grant to quickly so families of other unac­ sions on the possible return of more continuing anything else " the leadership of the Japanese prime sone, said the true test of the market­ saw Reagan dispatch a special envoy to been a free-wheeling television state­ a 65-foot high pile of rain-soaked began digging at the mound. and his head was just about help the new government meet its short-term oil counted for servicemen can have bodies. His move presented a new crisis minister, the White House signaled its opening measures announced in Tokyo Tokyo to warn of a protectionist ment by the prime minister in which he sand at the Davis Sand Co., where Rescuers uncovered Ellis to his covered up. I just tried to keep the needs. for Lebanon’s fragile unity govern­ desire to avert an all-out trade war is "whether or not they are backlash in Congress and Nakasone pointed out to his own people the need five boys were playing. shoulders and gave him an oxygen sand off him. I told him everything Al-Dahab, the armed forces commander who ment, formed last April to quell between the two countries but indicated implemented." send his own emissary to Washington for them to change their habits,” Regan Darren Ellis, 12, was rescued mask while they moved cautiously was going to be all right." led Saturday’s coup, on Tuesday night named a sectarian fighting that will stretch promises are no substitute for resuits. On Capitol Hill, lawmakers — many with assurances of more open markets, said. after being trapped about 4'/i in freeing him from the shifting Ellis talked briefly to paramed­ 15-member Military Council, which scheduled into its lOlh year this weekend. The administration reacted with a of whom have accused the Japanese of Regan deciared "significant progress” “ Obviously-, this is pretty courageous LA’s Bradley has hours. The body of Timothy sand. ics as he was put in an ambulance, meetings today with Sudan’s trade unions. Shortly after Karami announced strong show of support Tuesday to a being too quick to offer promises of had been made in negotiations on action by the Japanese prime minister Murphy, 16, was recovered a "You just pray to God and work saying he was not in pain and The unions organized a general strike that his decision. Education Minister new bid by Yasuhiro Nakasone to lower action but slow to deliver on them — telecommunications equipment. But he to stand up (to the issue),’’ Regan half-hour later. your butt off in limes like this, " wanted an orange soda. undermined the administration of deposed Selim Hoss — himself a form er the barriers to U.S. imports and were skeptical. also insisted "specific and concrete added. “ He’s risking a lot politically “ They apparently tried to run said Fire Capt. Robert Funk. "You The boy was taken to Cardinal- President Jaafar Numeiry and set the stage for prime minister — said he was in persuade the Japanese people to buy progress ... is needed urgently” in that here." easy election win down the side and couldn't beat the don't think about tim e." Glennon Hospital, where he was Sen. Bob Packwood, R-Ore., chair­ the coup, but have threatened to resume work American. listed in good condition. "full solidarity and complete man of the Senate Finanra Committee, and three other areas now under However, Regan also attributed collapsing sand,” said police of­ Jenkerson credited sand com­ stoppages unless there is rapid progress toward a President Reagan, vacationing at his The other boys escaped un­ agreement” with Karami. said Nakasone’s statement did not offer discussion: medical equipment and Nakasone’s courage to pressure from ficer David Menendez. “ It was like pany employee John Hografe with restoration of civilian rule. mountaintop ranch, was described by By Niki Cervantes harmed, officials said. Tourism Minister Walid Jumb- any concrete proposals, such as an pharmaceuticals, electronics and Washington, contending passage of snow coming down a mountain.” saving the boy's life. The new military council replaces a 12-man chief of staff Donald Regan as "plea­ United Press International latt and Berri have been boycot­ immediate cut in tariffs on wood forest products. non-binding resolutions in the House Ellis' brother, Joey. 11, ran for "H e kept the sand from around junta, including three civilians, that was set up santly surprised" by Uie Nakasone ting Cabinet meetings since the products. Regan conceded the trade liberaliza­ and Senate directing Reagan to retal­ im m ^iately after the coup. statement ’Tuesday. LOS ANGELES — Tom Bradley, start of the year, and political tion package announced by Nakasone, iate if the Japanese did not open their “ It helps in solving the problem," “ Instead, he just repeated what he's basking in the success of the sources said Karami's move could which provides for the development of markets “ had a jarring effect on many Regan said. been saying all along,” Packwood said. an action plan over the next few months Summer Olympics and having lead to the collapse of the Syrian- Rape case takes new twist people in Japan.” Lauding Nakasone for “ an unprece­ Rep. Don Bonker, D-Wash., recently for increasing U.S. imports, contained been considered as a possible New York honors Wallenberg engineered Cabinet of Christian CHICAGO — New physical evidence casts Democratic vice presidential can­ and Moslem ministers. "Things dented appeal to the Japanese people to appointed chairman of the House “few new or immediate market­ Kegan indicated Congress should now doubt on the testimony of a New Hampshire didate, breezed to victory in his bid least 1980. are falling apart, and fast,” said embark on the path to free trade," Democratic task force on trade, said opening measures." cool its protectionist fervor in a NEW YORK (UPI) - The city Street. woman who has recan t^ an 8-year-old charge of for an unprecedented fourth term one government source, who de­ Regan said, " I think it could be quite administration praise "is largely un­ The importance, as judged by the recognition “ that progress is being has honored the man who saved Wallenberg vanished into Soviet Koch called on the hew Soviet rape, sources say. as mayor of the nation's second clined to be named. persuasive because of the unusual warranted and e n t i rely premature." administration, lay not so much in the made." thousands of Jews during the Nazi "protective custody” in 1945 and regime to "take whatever steps to But an attorney for Gary Dotson, 28, who has largest city. At least six Christian villages Holocaust by renaming a seven- spent the rest of his life in Russian ascertain” whether Wallenberg is been imprisoned for the rape conviction for six Bradley, one of the nation’s most east and southeast of Sidon were block stretch of First Avenue as jails. His fate was hidden by still alive. years, said he will use other scientists to prove prominent black officials who Raoul Wallenberg Walk. bureaucratic silence broken only pounded with heavy artillery, laboratory tests requested by prosecutors are Groups rally to protect benefits narrowly missed being elected " I t ’s not clear whether we're by a cryptic announcement in 1957 By traveling freely to Budapest provoking Christian militias to inconclusive. California governor two years ago, naming this walk in his honor or his that he had died in jail 10 years on business and helping confirm launch a similar barrage on Sidon Cathleen Crowell Webb, of Jeffrey, N.H., led City Councilman John Ferraro before — a claim rejected by reports of the Nazi “ final solu­ and nearby Moslem areas, resi­ Tuesday it would be morally and would not reduce Social Security memory," Mayor Edward Koch testified last week in Cook County Circuit Court By Thomas Ferraro by 68 percent to 31 percent with Western jurists and investigators. tion," Wallenberg qualified for dents said. legally wrong for Reagan or benefits. said Tuesday at the christening she lied in 1977 as a 16-year-old girl when she United Press International more than 90 percent of the votes There were persistent reports special work by the Refugee Board There were unconfirmed reports Congress to meddle with Social Among them was the following ceremony of the stretch, which accused Gary Dotson, 28, of Country Club Hills, of counted. begins on the west side of First that the Swedish diplomat sur­ and the World Jewish Congress "to today of an Israeli naval attack on WASHINGTON - A coalition of Security benefits. statement made in an interview rape. Only about 35 percent of tHe Avenue from 42nd Street to 49th vived in the Soviet Gulag until at save as many Jews as possible." Lebanese targets around Sidon. Webb, who said she concocted the story citizen groups is accusing Presi­ “ Social Security is a contract, a with Human Events, a conserva­ city’s 1.37 million voters — the because she feared she was pregnant with her dent Reagan of reneging on his pact, between the people and the tive magazine, and published on lowest turnout in several years — boyfriend’s child, testified last week that she was promise to America’s elderly not government," he said. Dec. 6, 1984; cast votes. to cut their Social Security The campaign estimated the only having sex with her boyfriend in July 1977. “ Well, I have to say my pledge "I can rightfully claim an benefits. average Social Security recipient iSvo Chicago newspapers Tuesday quoted during the campaign carried with historic victory, an election for the And with “ birthday” cakes and would lose $1,6M over the next five sources close to the investigation as saying that it the clear implication that fourth time with the greatest cards, the organizations are oppos­ years under the compromise new lab tests taken last week indicate the traces present Social Security beneficiar­ margin in the history of this city," ing Reagan’s proposed budget­ budget plan adopted Thursday by TOM BRADLEY Your IRA of blood and semen detected in 1977 were not ies would get their cost-of-living Bradley told cheering supporters cutting revision in the federal Reagan and Senate RepuNicans. compatible with samples of blood and saliva increases as well. I made that Tueeday night. . . . an historic win retirement system, which marks taken from Webb’s form er boyfriend. 'The losses would come from pledge and so, therefore, I feel “ You have shown that this city its SOth anniversary this year. reduced cost-of-living increases as bound by it," Reagan said. elects its leaders not based on color Dodgers' season opening loss at Time is “ You can’t haveour cake and cut well as higher monthly premiums or sex or where one was born or Houston before making his victory Refund wait may be long it too,” is a theme of the National charged by Medicare health The council said the ’ ‘statements where one worships, but rather on satement. Social Security and Health Care WASHINGTON — The IRS announced Tuesday insurance. make obvious the president’s the content of one’s character and Ferraro had told supporters Campaign, which has scheduled Running that it expects to pay at least $200 million in about-face on Social Security.” the performance of that individ­ minutes earlir, "1 just recently interest this year to taxpayers whose refunds are more than 170 meetings this week Under current projections, infla­ ual,” Bradley said, adding, "L.A. called Tom Bradley and congratu­ delayed beyond June 1. with members of Congress, who tion adjustments for Social Secur­ The campaign is mailing con­ can lead this nation into the 21st lated him. I told him we have to Agency spokesman Steve Pyrek said the IRS is are in recess. ity would be cut in half — to a gressmen “ birthday cards,” Century.” work together to make this a better Out racing the clock to process tax returns, exerting “ We think we have a pretty good proposed minimum ^aranteed which show a caricature of Reagan The mayor, who was inter­ city, and we will do that." “ every effort” to get them done before interest chance of winning," said Arthur annual increase of 2 percent next and a member of Congress cutting viewed by Walter Mondale as a Bradley, 67, reminded voters of payments must be made. Flemming, who headed the De­ year — instead of reflecting the a cost-of-living string supporting a finalist for the Democratic nomi­ the successful Olympias by using As of April 5, the IRS had processed 36.1 million partment of Health, Education and nearly 4 percent inflation rate. birthday cake. nation for vice president, appeared organizer Peter Ueberroth in his tax returns, compared with 45.3 million done by Welfare during the Eisenhower confident throughout the television ads. He spent his time on The National Council of Senior Inside is the message: “ Let’s the same time last year. But the number of administration. campaign. the campaign trail boasting he has Citizens issued a five-page list of celebrate Social Security, Medi­ refunds that have been certified is down 24 Flemming, now a chairman of Bradley dined with his family in redeveloped downtown and pro­ statements by Reagan during the care and Medicaid ... not destroy percent from last year, Pyrek said. Save Our Security coalition, Ex-HEW CHIEF ARTHUR FLEMMING a hotel suite and calmly watched a moted a tax hike to pay for 1,000 charged at a news conference past six months in which he said he them.” Here Today... Here Tomorrow ■ ■. wants benefits pledge kept telecast of the Los Angeles additional police officers.

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The auditors also criticized the violating laws governing temporary ” In our opinion, the continued use of Biloon also said the number of legislation sought by the department, NEW B RITAIN — Police stood by their actions and provisional hirings in a practice the practices described in this report employees in permanent positions saying it would amend the law to allow Keeping the Republican door open for 1986 and defended themselves against an allegation erodes the integrity of the merit longer than the general six-month limit the current practices rather than that erodes the integrity of the civil that they could have prevented an Easter Sunday system,” the auditors’ report said. is small compared to the size of the total dealing with the cause of the current Publicly, Mrs. Johnson is playing the 8ame with service system for filling jobs based on shooting spree that injured lo people and Donohue said the auditors found that state workforce of about 45,000 shortcomings. If Nancy Johnson thinks pressure from the Dodd's opponent should be U.S. Rep. Stewart merit, state auditors said Tuesday. McKinney of Westport. He was first elected to the her party’s leadership — saying she is j ! wounded the suspect. some employees held temporary or employees. "What are we going to do, have a White House to vote for the M X missile was door open to various options in 1986. P rivat y, , The auditors, in a special report on House in 1970. Some party people say a term in the Police Cheif Clifford J. Willis said Tuesday temporary, provisional and emergency other non-permanent status for seven The auditors’ report said personnel bunch of agencies that arc floating something, she “ ain’t seen nothin yet,” in the officials blamed the inability to sche­ around the slate that every lime there’s Senate would be a fitting cap to his career in says she does not want to be a candidate for critics have "misrepresented the facts ” in the hirings, said that as of their examina­ or eight years without taking an exam, words of Ronald Reagan, as Republicans back C apito l governor or the Senate next year. And she can De case. tion, at least 330 workers in 69 agencies making it virtually impossible for dule civil service exams as rapidly as a statutory provision they don’t like home continue to work on her to run for governor Washington. needed on a lack of staff, insufficient tough to move. Peter Boria, 22, of New Britain, accused of were working in non-permanent jobs someone else to compete for the job. they gel it changed?” Becker asked. C om m en ts McKinney, by the way, m ay for the first tim e in firing four shotgun blasts through the front automation, litigation, lack of advance next year — incase. longer than allowed by civil service Donohue also said agencies promote The auditors said the problems with his eight successful elections be faced with a Professionals in both parlies expect Democralic window of the La Riviera Domino Club early notice from agencies of expected The "in case” means they want laws. workers before they take promotional temporary, provisional and emergency Bob Conrad woman Dem ocratic candidate if he seeks re- Gov. Bill O’N eill to run for re-election next year; Sunday morning, was being held on $300,000 bond vacancies and other factors. Congresswoman Johnson to jum p in if Sen. Lowell The auditors said they found viola­ exams, which eliminates the urgency hirings were additional evidence to election in 1986. State Rep. Chris N iederm eier of at the Morgan Street Detention Center in “ All of the reasons that they give are W eicker turns them down. The experts are polls apart, however, on how he tions of laws limiting provisional for such an examination. support their longstanding recommen­ Hartford after his arraignment Tuesday in New within the authority of DAS lo correct, ’ ’ The OO P's chances aren’t any better than Fairfield is cranking up to declare her candidacy would do if form er Congressman Toby M offett appointments, prohibiting temporary dation that the Department of Adminis­ Britain Superior Court. Donohue said, noting the agency Reagan’s were in trying to get to Mrs. Johnson. for her party’s nomination. She expects to have gives him a battle for their party’s nomination. appointments to permanent positions The Department of Administrative trative Services should be broken up. The 10 people wounded in the shooting spree Services, which includes the state underspent its budget by thousands of But leaders are trying. something to say about it next week. and governing emergency hiring of were treated for shotgun pellet wounds and personnel division, said the auditors’ dollars in past years that could have For several years, the auditors have the 1986 picture settles down. That cam paign has M O U NT V E R N O N ’S P O L L found O’Neill employees. The party is spending $30,000 on a poll of some released. been used to address the problems. recommended in their annual report to REPUBLICAN LEADERS from state "We’ve got a civil service system report overstated the magnitude of the 1,500 state voters to see what they think about 1986 been going on for months. The poll figures, favored by 63 percent of Democrats responding, Susan Medina of New Britian, wife of one of the problem with employees working Donohue and Becker said they had no the Legislature that the department’s Chairman Tom D ’Am ore on down want to be open with a lot of holes in it,” said Auditor politics. Originally, the poll was scheduled for however unsurprising they are. will be the new com pared with 16 percent for Moffett. But Peter vititiins, said police could have prevented the Henry J. Becker Jr. longer than six months without a civil indication that the employees in jobs personnel and public works divisions about the U.S. Senate nomination next year earlier this month and should have been done by wrinkle. Gold, executive director at GOP headquarters, shooting spree at the club by picking up Boria Auditor Leo V. Donohue said the service test. longer than allowed were hired on the should be established as separate now. A separate survey which was publicized last because they are fascinated by the potential of a saw one within the last 45 days which showed when police found him involved in another examinatinn showed thn* hirings with­ State Personnel Director Sandra basis of nniitios "They didn’t seem to agencies. It was delayed because the Republican National weekend shows that Mrs. Johnson would also be new kid on the political block. He is Francis M offett delealing O 'N eill in a prim ary, 42 to 36. shooting incident three hours earlier. She Committee, which is footing two-thirds of the bill, hot stuff as a GOP candidate for the U.S. Senate ” Bud” Mullen of New London, until recently chief claimed police told her husband lo wait until 8 Mount Vernon’s poll of 700 leaders in both wanted to beef up the section on Nancy Johnson, against U.S. Sen. Chris Dodd next year. of the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration in a.m. Sunday when detectives returned to work to DOT hearing continues parties found that 94 percent expect O’Neill to run, file a complaint in the shooting. So Market Opinion Research of Detroit, which will Mount Vernon Associates of Westport found that Washington. certainly no surprise, but that 55 percent regard do the survey any week now, waited while the 37 percent of the Republican leaders it asked said The one-time cop in New London and then Republicans ’’enhanced” that part of it, probing she should be the party’s candidate to challenge longtim e F B I agent says he’s interested in the him as an ineffective governor. Fire disrupts redevelopment for voter reaction to the lady from New Britain. Dodd. On another question, however, 65 percent of G O P nomination for Congress in the state's So Republicans are trying to put together a Investigator defends Roncari report those same GOP wheels said the Democratic Second District. D ’Am ore says that’s fine, but he "bench” of potential candidates — something the MERIDEN — The city’s downtown redevelop­ ment plan crumbled to ashes when a fire officials W IL L TH E P O L L turn up much more than the senator could not be beaten by a Republican in is asking Mullen to keep his options open so he GOP seldom has. They want proven winners suspect was arson gutted a building and left 30 Shipman said the probe so far has Republicans don't already know about her? Not 1986. could be available for the Senate run too. Mullen wherever possible. In Nancy Johnson’s case, By Lvda Phillips people homeless, officials said. United Press International verified two of Luppino’s findings of Mrs. Johnson’s vote of confidence compared, in apparently is willing, m aybe even m ore than that, though, it may take m ore finesse than the parly likely. But it will give the party leadership more The fire destroyed the West Main Street fraud. One is that employees of Roncari to consider the Senate nomination. can muster. Ask Reagan about that MX vote. ammunition in persuading her to stay loose until Mount Vernon’s poll, with the 10 percent who said structure Sunday casting doubt on a $34 million NEW INGTON — A state investigator and Della Construction Corp. paved a downtown redevelopment plan, officials said. defended his findings of fraud in the private driveway for a Della employee Building Inspector All^rt Giacco said an ’state’s paving program under question­ and then tried to pass the cost of the 48 An editorial inspection of the building cannot be conducted ing aimed at showing he did not have or tons of asphalt onto the state by until the demolition crew cleans out the debris. try to get all the facts. delivering 16 underweight loads to a The work was scheduled to resume Wednesday Special counsel Mark S. Shipman state job. Jack morning and by noon West Main Street may be questioned investigator Antonio J. The other is that the practice of Boost teachers’ pay opened to traffic, he said. Luppino Tuesday about instances substituting cheaper classes of mate­ A wrecking crew began dismantling the top where he did not independently verify rial to state jobs and charging the A n d erso n floor of the four-story building at 50 West Main witnesses’ statements or corroborate higher price was common in 1981. Street Tuesday afternoon, but Giacco said he information provided by a DOT investi­ Shipman questioned Luppino exten­ and give them tests would not know until Wednesday or Thursday gator assigned to the case. sively about his methods of proving a whether the valuable facade can be allowed to pattern of other underweight loads, remain standing. ” lt was the whole picture,” said "phantom” loads and diverted loads. Connecticut residents who harder requirement to de­ Meriden Fire Marshal William Kroll said he Luppino, who said his 30 years as a criminal investigator for the Internal answered a recent survey velop fairly, but it is one that found evidence that a flammable liquid may have Luppino said he had relied on been used to start the fire in a shed in an alley. Revenue Service and then the chief Pulkkinen’s report, interviews and about education said a few needs to be adopted. If a Soviet spies Police, however, said they have no concrete state's attorney’s office made him documentation. things that should give the teacher is unable to demon­ suspects. expert in assessing such data. General Assembly a dose of But Luppino was unable to say strate ability in his or her ” 1 would feel very, very comfortable exactly what records Puikkinen had courage when it implements field of study while present­ roaming free O’Neill backs UConn branch in court,” Luppino said under question­ used and said he had not personally new requirements for the ing it to students as part of a ing by Shipman during a Departmentof observed the Roncari operations at the TORRINGTON — Still saying he has not made schools in the 1986 legislative curriculum, something is Transportation hearing into allegations asphalt plants or scale Irause. He said he up his mind whether to run for re-election. Gov. the slate was cheated out of thousands session. clearly wrong. had not "run back” to requestion in California William A. O’Neill made what closely resembled of dollars under 1981 paving contracts. witnesses after new information was The opinions voiced in the Furthermore, it is proba­ a campaign swing through the western part of the received. survey also should catch the ble, but not certain, that WASHINGTON - While the Soviets shoot an state. Chief Slate's Attorney Austin J. unarmed American army officer for photographing Meeting Tuesday with 100 students at the McGuigan sal with Luppino during the Shipman said if Luppino’s allegations attention of officials in the students would benefit if University of Connecticut Torrington branch, hearing, several limes interrupting military equipment in East Germany, the United that underweight loads of up to 16 tons, state’s 169 towns, including some way were found to O’Neill said he would fight to keep the branch Shipman’s examination, once to ask or three-quarters of a full load, were States leaves 32 known Soviet agents unmolested as Manchester. The common open. Shipman to stop "badgering” the common, many people would have been compensate teachers on the they observe and take pictures of one of the most sense displayed by the poll’s basis of merit. The concept of ” I think there is a moral commitment to keep witness. a part of the conspiracy of silence. sensitive defense facilities in the country. the school here,” O’Neill said. 500 respondents is no doubt merit pay was supported by The Soviet spies concentrate on a 50-square m ile It was the first of a series of trips the governor Several witnesses al the DOT hear­ "A re you saying it took a lot of people shared by many others in the 69 percent of the survey area in the Mojave desert near Lancaster and plans to make into the hinterland, trying to get ” a ings have disputed Luppino’s report, to commit this conspiracy? You’re state. respondents. Palmdale, Calif.. 60 miles northeast of downtown Los perspective” on how the people feel about issues. saying he distorted or misinterpreted absolutely right,” Luppino said. He said those feelings might not filter through the what they said. The University of Connecti­ If a way can be found to Angeles, The FBI’s counterintelligence people know Luppino recommended criminal pro­ crush of legislators, lobbyists and agency staff who the spies are and what they are doing, but do no Luppino responded that it wouldn'tbe ceedings against a number of individu­ cut Institute for Social In­ compensate the best teachers members at the Capitol. quiry, which conducted the without stigmatizing those more than keep them under constant surveillance. the first time he has heard people als in his March 30, 1984, report to The situation is too much for one furious FBI source. perjure themselves. ” I expect people to McGuigan. McGuigan has not insti­ survey, found that more than who do their job well, but not "H ere we have deep-cover people that we know are State Installs detectors deny what they tell m e,” he said. tuted criminal action against any of half of those queried believed exceptionally, a merit pay doing all the photographic work and spying on these them and did not say if he plans to. public school teachers should plan should be adopted. But HARTFORD — The state ha.s installed smoke In a report delivered to the DOT last classified facilities, doing it every way they possibly month but completed a year earlier, McGuigan recently informed Trans­ be paid more money. Only 3 detectors in buildings housing mentally retarded intelligent objections have can,” he told us. "And we do nothing but monitor, at people at the Southbury Training School, but the Luppino charged the state was cheated portation Commissioner J. William percent held to the ridiculous been raised to the proposals the same time as we’ve got a guy who takes a couple of school may not have enough water to put fires out, out of at least $25,000 and perhaps as Bums that he is conducting another contention that teachers in thus far, an indication that photographs in East Germany and gets killed.” officials said. much as $60,000 by employees of investigation into allegations of fraud in Open Forum Reports from the State Department of Mental Roncari Industries Inc., of East Granby the state’s road program in 1983 and Connecticut, whose average the matter requires further W HAT’S SO INTERESTING to Soviet .spies in the Retardation indicate the available water supply in 1981. 1984. sun-baked California desert? A sprawling industrial starting salary is $13,875 a study. is inadequate to meet fire protection standarils. UPl photo year, are overpaid. Taking these steps will area known simply as U.S. Air Force Plant 42. Its Gov. William A. O’Neill said Monday the Luppino said the $60,000 figure was Bums denounced the "continuous secret investigations that seem to lead At the same time, the require a lot of money, of corporate tenants manufacture, test and overhaul emergency detector installation was carried out provided by DOT employee Larry Mark Shipman, left, special counsel in a Department of immediate medical aid and subsequent some of the most secret aircraft the United States has, Puikkinen and was "fo r projection only to more investigations or to survey discovered wides­ course. Higher salaries will Tax for shelter under a directive he issued after learning that 900 Transportation probe, shows exhibits to investigator Antonio hospitalization via emergency ambulance including super-secret spy planes and the B-1 bomber. Southbury residents live in buildings that have purposes ... for which I could document nowhere” and refused to provide pread support for testing McGuigan with full-time DOT staff Luppino, center, during a sesion in Newington Tuesday. Chief mean a precipitous increase service. The collision resulted in the player "This is a very active facility, which was put there never been protected by smoke detectors. only $25,000. I find no fault in making is morally wrong projections.” Luppino said. assistance. State's Attorney Austin McGuigan is at the right. teachers to assure their com­ in the demand for funding, as bleeding from the nose/mouth and going by the Air Force specifically for the building and test petency. Seventy-nine per­ will an incentive program for To the Editor: into convulsions. Al, seeing the player flying of military airplanes,” said a source at cent of those questioned sup­ the best teachers and the injured, abandoned his camera equipment, Lockheed, one of the defense contractors housed at ported a periodic testing implementation of an ade­ W h atiflw alk u p to you with a gun and ask rushed to the aid of the player, and stayed Plant 42. The companies have their own security Investigation panei names counsei with him until proper medical attention requirement, while about 90 quate uniform testing pro­ for your money? This is a crime; it is forces to keep intruders out of their areas, but Plant robtiery. Now what if I go to the Board of arrived. study the criminal justice system, percent backed testing for gram. That means higher 42’s runways "are plainly visible from the public HARTFORD (UPl) - A special The committee also agreed Directors and they take your money and highway that passes along the edge of the facility,” he informally to have the same including the chief state’s attor­ teachers before they are taxes. As my head baseball coach said, “ Some­ legislative committee looking into give it to me? This is legal plunder, for they said. the state's criminal justice system subcommittee work with ney’s office, state police and hired. thing like that makes you realize how But this is one case in which have taken your money by taxes. They ” As you know,” the Lockheed man added, ” at has selected a former Superior McCarthy over the next month or one-man grand jury system. unimportant the game is. It was scary! ” I For many years, ithasbeen ‘‘throwing money at a prob­ threaten to take your property if you do not almost any military base in the United States, Court judge as counsel for its so to develop a more specific The committee was created in would like you to know what an outstanding outline of what the investigation clear to most of us that lem” will help if it is done pay. One is a crime, the other legal, yet both anybody who wants to take pictures of what's going on investigative study. the midst of a feud between the individual that you have in Al Tarquinio. will involve. teachers deserve higher sa­ are morally wrong. at that base from outside the base boundaries doesn’t The 14-member committee office of Chief State’s Attorney prudently. The survey turned The East Catholic community, and in Smith said the panel has to laries. Whatever ideas are The Manchester Area Conference of have much difficulty doing so.” agreed Tuesday on a voice vote to Austin J. McGuigan and the state up some heartening data in particular, the Athletic Department, thanks appoint Francis J. McCarthy of define the scope of its investigation police under Col, Lester J. Forst. Churches is morally wrong in that it asks the Lockheed’s famous Advanced Development Pro­ trjed in the schools, they that area. Al for his quick, thoughtful, and immediate Wethersfield as counsel for the or it could end up getting nothing government to take money from the jects section is located at Plant 42. It’s known as the done. ” If we start .running in loo The feud began when a one-man won’t have a significant im­ A significant margin of action. Good deeds are often hidden and study, which will examine the chief taxpayer to build a shelter. I’m not saying "Skunk Works,” after the Dogpatch still that many directions at one time we grand jury criticized state police pact on the caliber of educa­ those who responded, 47 forgotten, but I felt obligated to share this state’s attorney’s office, state the shelter is wrong; I ’m saying the method produced the powerful Kickapoo Joy Juice for L i’l police and grand jury system. feel that not much will be accomp­ investigative techniques and wor­ episode with you and I ’m sure to join with tion unless a higher pay scale percent, said too little is spent of raising the money is morally wrong. The Abner’s friends. McCarthy, 66, a former legisla­ lished,” he said. sened when police accused McGui- you in praising a fine photographer and gan’s office of mishandling an is used to upgrade the pool of on the schools in Connecticut. use of force and threat is not the proper way The Skunk Works has produced the Air Force’s tor, Superior Court judge and The committee, whieh has eight caring person! Republicans and six Democrats, investigation into a former prosec­ teachers. That compared to 33 percent to raise money to help the poor. It causes three most secret reconnaissance planes; the U-2 retired general counsel of the was created by the Legislature to utor accused of taking bribes. The need for a testing who found current expendi­ resentment, jealousy and, finally, hatred. SR-71 and TR-1. Travelers Insurance Cos., will be Thomas P. Matin paid $100 per hour as counsel, a requirement has been less tures acceptable. . "Society in every state is a blessing, but FLAME THROWER? Athletic Director THE RUSSIANS HAVE a particular reason to want rate committee members agreed apparent to some groups, government, even in its best state, is but a Almost half, or 49 percent, necessary evil; in its worst state, an East Catholic High School information on the SR-71, also known as "The was a bargain. Bank bill advances "That seems to be a very fair particularly unions. But said a tax increase would be intolerable one.” — society being the Blackbird. ” They’ve been trying to shoot it down ever There is an easier way to keep you and your family warm than using a Ikime hourly rate for an experienced HARTFORD (UPl) — The Le­ consideration. teacher testing, like a higher since it replaced the U-2 in the 1960s, after the worthwhile if the revenues voluntary act of man. while government attorney,” said Senate Majority gislature’s Banks Committee re­ The bill would require financial thrower. Try a low-cost loan for insulation, storm windows or certain furnace- pay scale, is long overdue. were spent on education. uses its laws, coercion, threats and shootdown of Francis Gary Powers. But the SR-71, Leader Reginald J. Smith, R-New jected a pair of amendments and institutions offering demand dep­ improvements. First of all, we agree with The survey’s results should punishment to make man do as it wants. Thanks to you which can fly three times the speed of sound at 80,000 Hartford, co-chairman of the spe­ approved a bill to require banks to osit accounts to offer checking the survey respondents that give both state legislators MACC should go to the people to raise the feet and higher, has survived more than 900 Soviet cial committee. provide limited free checking accounts where people could dep­ bloc attempts to nail it. " I find Frank to be very accounts to all customers. osit as little as $100 and write up to prospective teachers should and town officials some food money it needs, rather than going to the and to ‘Bobble’ government and having the government Plant 42 is the home of other secret projects. qualified, impartial, well-spoken,” The "lifeline bank;ng” bill spon­ five checks a month without be tested before they are service charges. Supporters in­ for thought. If the recommen­ take it from the people. The separation of To the Editor: Rockwell International, for example, is building the said Rep. Michael D. Rybak, sored by the committee’s co- chairman, Sen. Richard S. Eaton, sisted the bill is needed to help poor given jobs. Although passing dations scheduled for release church and state is a two-way street. If B-1 bomber and the space shuttle orbiters at Plant 42 D-Harwinton, who served with people who do not have enough ENERGY^^^,^*'^ LOANS Smith on a four-member subcom- R-Guilford, won committee appro­ an initial examination won’t this summer by the Gover­ government holds the purse string, the We’ve had our Manchester Herald deli­ Northrop is working on the Navy’s F-5 fighter nearby' mittee that recommended val Tuesday on a 16-5 vote and was money in the bank to otherwise be the most important thing a puppet must dance to their tune. vered for a number of years, and we wish to So why doesn’t the FBI put the collar on the 32 Soviet nor’s Commission on Equity McCarthy for the post. sent on to the Senate for qualify for free checking. teacher ever does, some and Excellence in Education congratulate you on all aspects, from spies it has identified lurking around Plant 42? basic competency standard reflect the opinions turned up Peter J. McNamara classified to editorials to your "front page” Our disgusted FBI source said the counterintelli­ must be enforced. Anyone 106 Summit St. eye-catchers. gence squad follows the rule, "B etter the devil you by the UConn survey last know than the devil you don’t.” FOSTER PARENTS NEEDED who argues against such a Manchester ’This is more of a commendation for our 0% -4% -9‘/4% week — and preliminary The FBI agent doesn’t buy it, though. “ How do we U ST CALL delivery young lady. Miss Barbara Taylor standard is out to protect the indications are that they will justify these incursions and let them go — let them get — or "Bobbie,” as she’s known to us. She’s • For Children Ages 5-13 incompetent rather than to — the politicans will have a away with it — and we got a guy who docs some Interest rate is determined by your family size and income — Maximum aver;ige quiet, dependable, gracious, and efficient. on sign-ups help students. marginal things and they blow him away?” he asked. • Permanent Foster Core adjusted gross income 145,000 — Loans range from $400-4,500. clear mandate to get some­ Her parents are to be commended. Periodic retesting will be a This good deed ” I got a problem with that.” thing done. for conference on A M ' ^ On-GoIng Support We have resided at our present address a Is not forgotten couple of years, but in town quite a few, and Forgetful budget-cutten • Child Core Expenses Paid Letters to the editor each young person has been as courteous as The administration has asked for 7,500 additional Alternative Educ. To the Editor: State of Connecticut The Manchester Herald welcomes original letters to the Bobbie. examiners for the Internal Revenue Service during Interested in hearing more? editor. the next three years, estimating that they’ll be able to set for 4/17/85 Department of Housing As athletic director at East Catholic High borne of us tend to quickly assume all squeeze out $2.6 billion in lost taxes by 1989. Please loin us 1179 Main Street Letters shouid be brief and to the point. They should be typed School, I would like to express my sincere young people are not to be thought of as our or neatly handwritten, and, for ease in editing, should be Then, instead of a leveling off or declining — as gratitude and appreciation to one of your leaders of tomorrow. Call Youth Services Hartford, Connecticut 06103 double-spaced. Letters must be signed. \ taxpayers learn the risks of cheating — the budget employees, Al Tarquinio. M ondaV f A p ril 15, a t 7 p.m . The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the interests of Thank you, and Bobbie. proposal estimates the additional revenue at $2.8 AI was assigned to our first baseball game brevity, clarity and taste. billion in 1090. How come? 6 4 7 -3 4 9 4 36 Woodland St., Hartford, CT • 727-1030 this past Saturday as a photographer. Address letters to: Open Forum, Manchester Herald, P.O. Frances S. Pfenning The administration forgot to include the $300 million During the game, a play developed in which bv 4/12/85 10A.M. CALL 1-800-842-0134 Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. t l Ashworth 81. annual cost of the 7,500 examiners as it had in the 1989 CHILDREN NEED PERMANENT HOMES! an opposing player was injured, requiring Manchester estimate. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, April 10, 1985 - 9 H - MANCHKSTF.R HERALD. Wednesday. April 10, 1985 Launch set for Friday Shuttle countdown starts SPORTS The shuttle Challenger was Bv William Harwood Bobko, co pilot Donald Williams United Press International and crew members Jeffrey Hof­ lowed from its hangar today to the fman, RheaSeddon, David Griggs. rocket assembly building where it will be readied for blastoff around CAPE CANAVERAL, Ela - McDonnell Douglas engineer Cha­ April '29 on a Spacelab mission. Victory over the Celts Space agency engineers pul weeks rles Walker and Garn plan to spend of frustrating delays and disap­ five days in orbit to launch a pair of The fourth and final shuttle pointments behind them today communications satellites. Atlantis is scheduled to arrive at with the start of the shuttle Garn, Republican chairman of the space center Friday Discovery’s countdown to launch the Senate subcommittee that and workers plan to haul C h ^ Friday with Utah Sen. Jake Garn monitors the space agency’s lenger to the launch pad just three won’t hurt the Sixers on board. budget, will serve as a congres­ days after Discovery lakes oil. Sixers coach Billy Cunningham sional observer during the five-day Bv Joe Jullano Mark Hess, a spokesman lor the NASA officials hope their United Press international said. "W e're the smallest team in National Aeronautics and Space mission as well as conduct a series double-barrel launch plan will NBA roundup the league so it’s important to have Administration, said the count­ of medical experiments - signal a return to the agency’s PHILADELPHIA - The Phila­ those two together” down. which includes about 11 Discovery s countdown heralded — See page 11 repeatedly interrupted launch-a- delphia 76ers insist it doesn’t “ There’s no question the Sixers hours ol built-in “ holds, " began on a week ol unprecedented activity are a better team with those two,” at the Kennedy Space Center monlh schedule. matter who they defeat during the time at 2 a m. EST last week of the regular season as Jones said of Malone and Johnson. L “ We're all anxious, we're all long as they enter the NBA playoffs Cedric Maxwell (knee problems) “ It helps to have those two big guys ready. " commander Karol Bobko with some momentum. and Danny Ainge (back spasms) banging away.” said Tuesday after the crew Gunmen adhere to crime But the fact that the Sixers began and Philadelphia’s Andrew Toney Malone finished with 22 points arrived at the Kennedy Space the push to the post-season Tues­ (sprained ankle). and 19 rebounds. The Sixers placed ■A LONDON (U PI) - Three gun they had to tie him up," a Scotland Center. "The vehicle is ready, the day night with a 113-104 victory During the game, the Celtics lost six others in double figures led by men held up a Wimpy hamburger Yard spokesman said Tuesday. payloads are ready and.. we're all over the Boston Celtics certainly Ray Williams with an illness and Erving’s 18 and 16 from Maurice franchise using glue to stick the looking forward to the flight. " won’t hurt. The win enabled them Dennis Johnson with an ankle Cheeks and d in t Richardson. employees’ hands to the floor The holdup took place late The carefully orchestrated to finish the season series with injury that stiffened after the Scott Wedman, who scored 17 Scotland Yard is looking for the Saturday when the men, carrying countdown is scheduled to end at their archrivals at 3-3. Sixers’ 260-pound Charles Barkley points in the fourth quarter as three gunmen who robbed the two shotguns and a handgun, 8: 04 a m. Friday with Discovery’s “ We can’t pul too much signifi­ fell on him following a collision. Boston cut a 97-75 deficit to nine restaurant, removed 6,000 pounds entered the kitchen of the central launch on what will be only the cance on one gam e," team captain “ We can’t get rid of this injury with 4:05 remaining before run­ special designed 747 mother ship with from the safe and then glued the London restaurant by the back The new space shuttle Atlantis is moved second shuttle flight this year Julius Erving said. “ We’re work­ thing,” said Boston coach K.C. ning out of gas, led the Celtics with employees hands to the floor. door and held up five employees, down the streets of Palmdale, Calif. take it piggyback to Kennedy Space because of a series of technical ing toward the playoffs and this is Jones. “ Everything is catching up 24, Kevin McHale added 23 and “ One person did not stick well so the spokesman said Tuesday from Rockwell International Center in Florida. problems. another step. We want to have a with us now. It’s difficult to rest our Larry Bird and Robert Parish plant to Edwards Air Force Base. A positive, optimistic attitude when big guys with all these injuries. We contributed 18 each. the playoffs start. want to rest them before the Each team has a pair of playoff “A psychological edge isn’t playoffs.” series to contend with before it can ■ • > • • • something we put a lot of stock in. I Philadelphia backup center see the other again in the Eastern Obituaries think we came away with a greater dem on Johnson returned after Conference finals. Last year’s lift when we went up there (on missing 23 of the last 27 games with anticipated matchup fell through March 29) and were involved in a a sciatic nerve condition and when the Sixers lost to New Jersey four-point game after being down in the first round. Ethel Schadlich He was a ship fitter with Electric Atfi played 19 minutes before leaving by 23.” Bird said he would like to see the Boat, New London, for 10 years and with an ankle injury. He is Ethel (Buzzell) Schadlich, 91, of This time it was the Sixers’ turn Sixers again but stopped short of retired in 1979. He was a 20-year questionable for tonight’s game Rockville, a former Manchester to dominate. They used a 32-16 expressing an opinion on a possible U.S. Navy veteran, serving in against New Jersey. resident, died Monday at an area advantage on the boards to roll to a But while he was in there, it was second-round matchup between World War II. • • • convalescent home. 67-52 halftime lead and boosted Philadelphia and the Milwaukee He is survived by his mother-in- evident that a healthy Johnson She was the widow of Louis M, their margin to 23 late in the third strengthens wthe Sixers. He and Bucks. Schadlich. Born in Manchester law. Anne Snow of Manchester; 1 viillllTC “ If I say one, the other team is . J quarter before the Celtics rallied to two nephews; a niece; several Barkley led tne rebounding assault 'M Oct. 23, 1893, she lived in Manches­ make the final score respectable. in the second quarter when Phila­ going to be mad at us when we play grandnieces and grandnephews. • • • • ter most of her life before moving • • • The game was noteworthy for delphia outscored Boston, 35-22. them,” he said. “ I have a lot of A private funeral and burial will itiy to Rockville eight years ago. She • • • • those who didn’t play and those respect for both teams. Fortu­ be held at the convenience of the ■ • • “ That’s the first time in two was a member of the Soufh United • • • • who dropped out during the even­ months we’ve had Moses (Malone) nately, we won the division so we family. There are no calling hours. • • • • Methodist Church. ing. Out of uniform were Boston’s and dem on on the court together,” only have to play one of them” She is survived by a son, Louis F. Memorial donations may be Schadlich of Sturbridge. Mass.; made to the American Heart T , four grandchildren and three Association, 310 Collins St.. Hart­ great-grandchildren. ford, 06105. Holmes Funeral Home, AL roundup 400 Main St., is in charge of / The funeral will be Thursday at 11:30 a.m, at the Holmes Funeral arrangements. Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be in Windsorville Cemetery, East Rose Ann George Windsor. Calling hours are Thurs­ Seaver^s Opening Day Rose Ann George, 77, of 187 day from 10:30 a.m. until the Tudor Lane, died Monday at her \ service begins. home. She was the wife of the late Memorial donations may be Arthur George. ■ A made to the memorial fund of Born Nov. 13. 1907, in Petrolia, / \ \ South United Methodist Church. Ontario, Canada, she came to this is record-setting one UPI photo country in 1946 and lived in taary Carter, playing in his first game as ning homer against St. Louis Tuesday. Victoria Humiston Rochester, N.Y., before moving to Bv Joe llluzzi mance spoiled the return of George Connecticut in 1974. While living in Mets won in 10, 6-5. Victoria (Speers) Humiston, 96, FAMOUS MAKE United Press International Bamberger as the Brewers man­ a New York Met, throws up his arms Rochester, she owned and oper­ FAMOUS MAKE of Fairmont, W.Va., died Monday ager before an opening day crowd after slugging game-winning 10th in- ated the Lovely Lady Beauty Salon at Fairmont General Hospital, of 53,027. for many years. While living in I NEW 8 HOUR I Tom Seaver doesn’t chug along Fairmont. She was the mother of M l “ It’s remarkable that be can still Canada, she served as a captain as fast as he once did, but he still Bernard E. Humiston of V B iO CASSCTTE NL roundup with the Salvation Army in the had enough steam to pass the Big throw that hard at 40 years of age, ’ ’ Manchester. Canadian provinces. She was a said Bamberger, who handles She also is survived by two Train in the record books, and earn member of the Manchester Salva­ pitchers better than almost anyone daughters. Grace Keyes of Canton 3 RECORDER RECORDER a victory in the process. tion Army. in baseball. “ Notjustthe variety of Center and Evelyn Davis of The three-time Cy Young Award Carter makes sunny day She is survived by two daugh­ pitches, but his velocity. He had to Fairmont; 13 grandchildren and 19 winner made a major-league re­ great-grandchildren. ters, Louise Hansen of East NEW 8 HOUR I be throwing at 88 mph, and that's a Hartford and Faith Mill of Toronto, NEW cord 15th Opening Day start The funeral will be Thursday at 1 better-than-average fastball.” Ontario: eight grandchildren and Tuesday, and it was vintage p.m. at Rose Hill Funeral Home, LOW COST Rookie Darryl Boston drove in several great-grandchildren. Seaver. The 40-year-old right­ in debut for New York 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill. Burial will one run and scored another for the A memorial service will be held *399. hander allowed five hits and two be in Rose Hill Memorial Park, »289. White Sox. Rocky Hill. There are no calling Friday at 7 p.m. at the Salvation runs in 6 2-3 innings while pitching Bv Fred McMane themselves on the back for obtain­ year’s NL Cy Young Award Army Citadel. 661 Main St. Burial REMOTE The Brewers committed five hours. [EMOTEMjTSUBTSHIlREMOTE |H hf J | MITSUBISHI the Chicago White Sox to a 4-2 United Press International ing Carter, the Phillies have to be winner, won his 15th straight game will be held at the convenience of errors, and three of the White Sox’s victory over the Brewers in the wondering if they made a mistake over two years, breaking the club the family There are no calling runs were unearned. Walter M. Hllyer season opener for both teams. by trading Dejesus to the record set by Ed Reulbach, who hours. Holmes Funeral Home. 400 Elsewhere in the AL, Minnesota If Opening Day is a barometer, Cardinals. won 14 straight in 1909. Walter M. Hilyer, 64, of New Main St., has charge of The season-opening start broke rocked California 6-2 and Seattle the New York Mets are in for The Phillies, not satisfied with Giants 4, Padres 3 London and Manchester, died arrangements the record previously held by Hall beat Oakland 6-3. plenty of sunny days this season as DeJesus’ defense last season, Memorial donations may be a result of the Gary Carter trade, Monday at his home in New of Earner and former Washington handed the shortstop job to rookie At San Francisco, Chris Brown London. Husband of the late made to the Salvation Army Twins 6, Angels 2 and the Philadelphia Phillies are in Steve Jeltz during spring training. delivered an RBI-single with one VRMO CAUCTTI V M O c A s n m Senators great Walter Johnson. Dorothy (Brown) Hilyer, he was Ethiopian Food Program, care of At Anaheim, Calif., Tom Bru- for stormy weather as a result of The 25-year-old certainly didn’t out in the ninth to lift the Giants born in Egan, Ga., July 25,1920. He the Salvation Army, 661 Main St.. "Sure it’s nice,” Seaver said nansky belted a three-run homer the Ivan DeJesus deal. justify that move Tuesday night. over the defending N L champions. lived in Manchester for many Manchester, 06040, or to the North about surpassing Johnson’s re­ and Mickey Hatcher added a Carter made his debut in a Mets’ He committed three errors and the Brown’s hit made a winner out of Shore Animal League, 22 South St., years before moving to New TOP $ 1 cord, “ but now that we’ve won, it’s w two-run shot to lift the Twins over uniform a memorable one Tuesday Atlanta Braves took advantage of veteran Vida Blue tor the first time London 15 years ago. Port Washington, N.Y., 11050. HEAD much more significant. California in the season-opener for by slugging a one-out homer off them to defeat the Phillies, 6-0. since 1982. Blue, out of baseball for RATED \\ both teams. Minnesota starter reliever Neil Allen in the 10th The Phillies, plagued by poor over a year after a drug conviction, I ■ ■ ■ • • ■ ■ ■ I ■ • ■ • “ It doesn’t matter if you do Frank Viola allowed four hits over inning to spark a 6-5 triumph over defense last season, made six entered in the top of the ninth to something outstanding but wind up 7 2-3 innings to gain the victory. the St. Loiiis Cardinals. errors in the game with rookie first squelch a San Diego uprising after Heart man con man? losing the game. When you do Ron Davis pitched the final 11-3 for The Mets acquired Carter, a baseman John Russell also com­ the Padres had tied it 3-3. something no other pitcher ever the save. Brunansky’s blast came seven-time All-Star catcher, from mitting two and pitcher Don said they agreed to the patient’s Astros 2, Dodgers 1 STOCKHOLM. Sweden (UPI) - has, it’s terrific” in the eighth inning off California the Montreal Expos last December request for an artificial heart Carmen one. At Houston, Nolan Ryan and The first person outside the United h iY e c h * 7 j f s Tom Seaver appeared in his starter Mike Witt, who had pitched for shortstop Hubie Brooks, center because he was too weak to Seaver raised his Opening Day Rick Mahler pitched seven Frank DiPino combined on a States to receive an artificial heart TELEVISION...... record-setting 15th Open­ a perfect game in his last start of fielder Herm Winningham and undergo a transplant. record to7-landcollectedhis 289th scoreless innings and Dale Mui^hy four-hitter and Enos Cabell had is a well-known figure with a long 1984. pitcher Floyd Youmans. It was a “ There were no other alterna­ ing Day game for Chicago drove in two runs with a pair of three hits to lead the Astros. Ryan police dossier involving suspicion career victory. trade many believe will make the tives left for our patient and he Tuesday and made it a Mariners 6, A’s 3 singles to spark the Braves’ went seven innings for the tri­ of fraud, news reports said today. With the White Sox leading, 3-0, Mets winners of the National begged for an artificial heart," victory. umph, allowing three hits, striking Leif Stenberg, known in the ...... — — winning one against At Seattle, Al Cowens drove in League East this year. Professor Bjarne Semb said at a in the seventh, Seaver uncorked out four and walking none. The Swedish press simply as “ Mr. X ’’ two runs with a triple and two “ There’s not enough words to news conference three days after two wild pitches which led to two Milwaukee. Cubs 2, Pirates 1 victory, Houston’s first on Opening through a series of fraud investiga­ singles to lift the Mariners to their describe it,” Carter said of his Stenberg received the U.S.-made \ Milwaukee runs, and that was a At Chicago, Rick Sutcliffe and Day since 1980, also h e lp ^ the tions dating back to the 1960s, i 9" in E fourth straight season-opening vic­ game-winning homer. “ I’m here in Jarvik-7 artificial heart. 13"IHT signal he had run out of gas. “ 1 was trying to get one more tory. Mike Moore pitched seven New York. With wonderful team­ Lee Smith combined on a six-hitter Astros cap a celebration of the 20th Sunday became the fourth person “ We are making every effort to and Keith Moreland drove in two anniversary of the opening of the in the world to receive a perman­ 1 RCA “ I was a little fatigued,” Seaver inning out of myself. When 1 have innings for the victory and Edwin mates. Friends from California. discharge the patient after three to runs with a single and a homer to Astrodome. Fernando Valenzuela ent artificial heart, the Swedish XL-100 said after giving way to Bob two wild pitches. I ’m fatigued." Nunez recorded the save. Oakland My w ife." four weeks,” he added. xESoo spark the Cubs. Sutcliffe, last took the loss. news agency T T reported. 1 13” COLOR TV COLOR TV James, who finished for the save. Scaver’s record-setting perfor- starter Chris Codiroli took the loss. While the Mets are patting A spokeswoman of the presti­ Doctors announced the opera­ gious Karolinska Hospital, home of tion after the patient was taken off the committee that awards the a respirator but said the patient $ Nobel Prize for Medicine, said had asked that his name be today the patient "is doing w ell." BEST KEYBOARD $ Things got better for Gary Carter in Mets’ debut withheld. The 10-hour operation Sunday Stenberg, 53, has never been TUNING was the first permanent artificial BUY! convicted although he faces a NEW YORK — One of the problems with Gary says he isn’t concerned about it. feelings. Before the game, I felt nervous, excited, heart implant outside the United 269 enthusiastic. There are all kinds of adjectives I can charge of tax fraud, which has Carter, according to his fooner Montreal teammates, " I think a lot of the things that were said about Gary States, where three patients have r r is that he has too much macho in him, or at least he in Montreal were manufactured," says the manager. use. My teammates have been a total inspiration to been delayed by his history of received Jarvik-7 plastic and me­ cardiac arrests. Hospital officials thinks he does. Sports “ Besides, you can’t tell me that all the great players in me. They’ve made me feel nothing but welcom e." tal devices. 19 "SO N Y the history of the game didn’t play for themselves to Dwight Gooden, the Mets' 20-year-old N L Rookie of Carter isn’t all that fired up over debating the point. The first implant patient, Bar­ He has pride and he can take care of himself, he says, some degree. Look at someone like Ty Cobb. Who the Year in 1984, drew praise from Carter for the way ney Clark, died 112 days after his Parade played more for himself? And he was only one of the he pitched before leaving in the seventh after giving operation on Dec. 2,1982, while the and he lets it go at that. Enough is enough, though. There comes a point greatest players in the game. I tell our players they up singles to Andy Van Slyke and Ozzie Smith. other two are recovering at medi­ COLOR TV Fire Cails where he’ll swallow his pride and ask for a little help Milt Richman should go out and play as well as they can for Gooden was ahead 5-2 but was charged with two cal facilities in Kentucky. $ and he reached that point after the top of the fifth themselves and let me worry about the team ." more runs when Tom Herr singled them home off inning of Tuesday’s season opener between the Mets reliever Doug Sisk, who walked in the tying run in the Manchester 9FEATHER and Cardinals at Shea Stadium. WHETHER HE HIT HIS DRAMATIC HOMER for ninth. THANKSGIVING Gooden became the youngest pitcher ever to start Tuesday, 8,53 a.m. — medical TOUCH ‘T m getting beat to death out there," he said, himself or for the Mets didn’t really matter. It won the Opening Day and like Carter, he confessed to some c a ll, 404 W. C e n te r St. ■ ■ ■ I half-serious and half-kidding to Mets manager Dave game and that was all that counted, not only with the NOVENA TO ST. JUOE TUNING nervousness before the game. (Paramedics). C6 ONLY) Johnson on the bench. "What a start! I get a hit with a thunderous reception he received when he rocketed Ians, but with Johnson and the rest of Carter’s pitch the first time up. then I get called out on strikes an 0-and-1 sinker by Neil Allen over the left-field fence teammates, all of whom rushed out of the dugout to " I couldn’t wait for the sun to come up," Gooden told Tuesday, 9:45 a.m. — burning OWySl M, llpBtliii(iiitynipati and now he (Cardinals pitcher Joaquin Andujar) goes leading off the 10th inning for the homer that gave the greet him at home plate as if he had just won the World Hernandez. " I woke up three times. At 4:30, 5:30 and light ballast, 187 Woodbridge St. liitii Mi rid iiianclB: M kami il kus (Eighth District). and steals a base on m e.” Mets a 6-5 victory over the Cardinals. Series for them. 6:30.’ ’ Ctiiit MtM MktcmM il 81 iiti mh (Nt The Mets were in front at the time 4-2 so Johnson "G a ry ." "G ary,” "G ary,” the crowd chanted until Johnson wasn’t that surprised that Carter paid such "Don’t worry about it,” the Mets’ first baseman Tuesday, 1 p.m. — alarm. i|Kil Htnafi ■ tM il mi4. Ii |M I km ^ Q t W f ^ i d e i could be properly sympathetic. Carter came out of the dugout to acknowledge the an immediate divided. reassured him. “ That’s normal.” Meadows Convalescent Center, 333 ncmilnilkitkiiipIliilmlMdiiHH- “ Don’t worry about it, ” he told Carter, playing his cheers. "Gary doesn’t have to prove to me he’s a heckuva Hernandez then went out and had a “ normal” day Bidwell St. (Town). tl|!ki|tiiitwMkii|inin(kpHtpMi . auvr«a coom. first regular-season game with the Mets after their Carter has been in the majors 10 years, all with the ballplayer by hitting a home run in the bottom of the for himself against his old club with three singles and Tuesday, 2:47 p.m. — smoke hiM ti m miitaci. Up ■ ■ ■) prnMt spectacular four-for-one trade with the Expos last Expos, but this was only his second curtail call. 10th,” he said. " I know how good he is.” two RBI. alarm, 62D Pascal Lane (Town). December. “ Things are gonna get better. They can’t “ The only other one was when I hit three home runs Carter is the only player in the Expos’ history ever Tuesday, 11:50 p.m. — medical mt pditM. Ii ntn I gam liiili REMEMBER... get much worse." in one game in Montreal," he recalled. "That was in to learn how to speak French. Normally, he’s quite ACCORDING TO WHITEY HERZOG, the Cardi­ call. 43 Birch St. (Town, im M kam Mt ma m to ki imIU IF YOU HAVENT E -Z TER M S: Carter wasn't that sure. Maybe Johnson knew 1977.” articulate in English, but he was a little bard-put to nals’ manager, one of the reasons they traded him to Paramedics), Sip Ikm "la (dkas, Ikm Ul Map U something because with reliever Ken Dayley pitching Carter has been the subject of considerable express his feelings about his climactic homer. He the Mets two years ago was he always was doing OalB." Mkcatia mst ki pnaial St M SHOPPED AT SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER • CASH' Wednesday, 2:20 a m. — motor for the Cardinals in the sixth, two out and Keith criticism since being traded by Montreal. The fumbled his words a bit. crossword puzzles in the clubhouse before the game vehicle accident. Interstate 84 at pnp la II al il lU iaiki pw al. Dan. SIEFFERTS,... 445 HARTFORD RO. • KEENEY 8T. EXIT OFFn^pTfiT I-3B4 U U 647-9997 • CREDIT CARO' Hernandez on first. Carter got his first hit as a Met, a criticism has come mostly from his former Expo instead of being out on the field practicing. " 'it '>,! (Tcvvii. Paramedics). Ikii aiai kn aia kai kam to hi Ikm YOU HAVENT MANCHESTER. CT. • MONTHLY double to left, causing the crowd of 46,781 to give him a teammates who have said, in essense, he plays only “IT WAS TOTAL EXCITEMENT,” he tried So what do you imagine Hernandez was doing k8 ap i^ait patok for himself and conveys an image to the public that explaining. “ It’s a feeling very hard to describe. I had before Tuesday’s game? You’re right, a crossword Wednesday, 7; 51 a.m. — medical PAYMENTS standing ovation. BEEN SHOPPING! OPEN DAILY: MON-THURS T IL 9 • TUES-WED-SAT TIL 5 • FRIDAY TIL 8 really isn’t him. friends here from California, my wife also was here, puzzle. He put the paper and pencil away long before call, 77D Sycamore Lane (Town, R.G. Paramedics), niAT WAS NOTHING, HpWEVER, to the Johnson doesn’t believe that to be true. Even if it, he and there’s not enough words to tell you all my the game started, though. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, April 10, 1985 - II 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. April 10. 1985 Major League scouts keep watch on Tampa school Scholastic roundup

...... nil t______■______hard,I 1 but__. _____you______mustk ....•put the KnIIball fover i u a f tthe h p S s lc l GOODEN, OF COURSE, has become the best think he’s been making some progress. They haven't By Fred AAcMane Reed. "Dwight could always do that. You knew that it known of the three pitchers. A right-hander whose given up on him. I ’m hoping he’ll be like (Sandy) United Press International you put him in a game he wasn’t going to walk three In Pats, Morton beaten fastball now clocks about 93 miles per hour Koufax, that with maturity he'll be all right." Koufax, a member of basebaii’s Hall of Fame, was a row. I often brought him in to relieve Lovelace. f ‘ j TAM PA, Fla. — If he’s lucky, a high school baseball consistently, Gooden was the Rookie of the Year in the wild as a youngster but developed in his late 20s into a PORTLAND — An unearned run Cromwell High spoiled Cheney initial frame. coach during his career may get one of those sp ^ial National League last season after posting a 17-9 control pitcher who used an overpowering fastball in the first inning cost All-State Tech’s home opener Wednesday, “ Hipsky had two bad previous kids, the kind whose fastball crackles like a jet's record with a 2.60 ERA and a major league rookie and curve to become the dominant pitcher in baseball MIKE WYATT, AN ASSISTANT BASEBALL pitcher Jody Morton his first 16-5. outings and needed today’s final afterburner and who has the scouts traipsing through record of 276 strikeouts. COACH at Hillborough for the last eight years, defeat in two years as Portland John Lemlre had three hits to six innings to regain his pre-season But, as strange as it might seem, Gooden wasn’t the over a five-year period. the living room like a marching band. remembers Gooden always keeping his poise under nipped Coventry, 1-0, in COC pace the 3-0 Panthers. form,” said Sobolov. “ He is not best pitcher on that 1981 team. Lovelace was. Billy Reed had three of them — at the same time. duress. baseball action at Portland High Chris Pires and Dave Harford overpowering, but when he keeps A 6-foot-5 left-hander with an exploding fastball, YOUMANS, A *0-YEAR-OLD RIGHT-HANDER, R e ^ , the baseball coach at Hillsborough High “ I never saw him get flustered. A guy could make an Wednesday. had RBI-slngles for the Beavers, the ball down and on the corners, Lovelace was a high school All-America in his senior suffers from the same problem as Lovelace. Although School in Tampa, Fla., is partially responsible for the error behind him and Dwight would never change Jim Bastura hurled the complete now 0-1-1. the other team hits ground balls." year and was the No. 1 pick among all amateur he is one of the hardest throwers in the Expos’ development into professional baseball players of expression," said Wyatt. “ He always kept his cool no game, three-hit shutout for Por­ Ron Nese was the losing pitcher. “ Our hitting continues to be players in the country in the June major league draft. organization, Youmans stiii hasn’t learned to stay pitchers Dwight Gooden of the New York Mets, Vance matter what happened. No matter if there were errors tland, now 2-0. Morton, who also Russ Grace went the distance for surprisingly good," Sobolov Selected by the Chicago Cubs, he spent two years in ahead of the hitters. Last year at Jackson in the Class Lovelace of the Ix>s Angeles Dodgers and Floyd or what, he would just go about his business.” allowed just three hits, lost only his the winners, allowing just five hits. added. John Sambogna is the their organization before being traded to the Dodgers. AA Texas League he averaged better than a strikeout Youmans of the Montreal Expos. Reed said poise was not one of Lovelace’s strong second game in 27 decisions, "It was a disaster," said Bac­ leading Bolton batter after three He has spent the last two years in the Dodger an inning but also averaged nearly a walk an inning. All three got their early training in the Tampa Little dating back to his sophomore year. caro. "Whenyougiveupthatmany games with a .400 average (4-for- organization but has yet to advance beyond Doubie A. Youmans played only two years at Hillsborough suits in high school. League system — recognized as one of the best in the "H e was not as mature as Dwight," said Reed. "H e He was 11-0 last year to lead walks and errors to a team of 10). The reason is control. While Gooden has outstand­ before moving to California where he graduated from United States — and were members of the same high would often get depressed when things didn’t go right Coventry to the state Class S Cromwell’s caliber, you’ll have a Vinal Tech 510 140 0 11-116 ing control and exceptional poise, Lovelace has Fontana High School, but Reed still follows his career school team in 1981. Lovelace was a senior on that championship. long afternoon." B o lto n 0)0 000 1 2-8-3 averaged nearly a walk an inning since he has been in closely. for him." Ray Gagnon, Ken Tyler (6) and Paul team, Gooden a junior and Youmans a sophomore. Reed thinks he may have another possible Morton also rapped a pair of Cheney hosts Prince Tech today professional baseball. "H e's having some of the same kind of problems Pawlak; Ken Hipsky and Reid Martin professional pitcher on his team right now. His name singles to account for two-thirds of at 3:15. and Rick Marks (6). W- Gagnon; L- " I tell you that happens once in a lifetime. I ’m very "That's the way he’s always been, even since Little Lovelace is and that's getting behind on the hitters." is Gary Sheffield and he’s Gooden’s nephew. Coventry's offense. Kelly O’Neil C ro m w e ll 043 252 0 16-12-2 H ip sky. fortunate," said Reed, who has been coach at League," said Reed. "Vance might waik three in a said Reed. "But in the Texas League playoffs last "H e’s a little heavier than Dwight but doesn't throw had two of the Highlanders' three Chenev Tech 000 002 3 5-5-9 Hillsborough High for the past 10 years and also sent row then strike out three in a row. But you know how it year he won two games and didn't give up a run, so Ruu Grace and Ned Webiter; Ron quite as hard." said Reed. "H e ’s in the 11th grade and safeties. Oakland catcher Mike Heath to the pros. is in high schooi. The kids swing at pitches they they like him." Nese, Gary Warren (4), Bruce Carpen­ a few scouts have already been in to see him but they’ll Portland scored with two outs in te r (6) and M ik e M a n c in l and M a rk "Actually, I had four boys from that team sign shouldn’t swing at that are out of the strike zone. In the What sets Gooden apart from the other two is his Pelletier (6). W- Grace; L- Nese. Boys Tennis probably all pick up on him next year." the bottom of the first when Steve pros they lay off that pitch. control and poise, according to Reed. professional contracts. I had another boy sign with the Morrison reached on a dropped fly "I figured it would take him a while to make it. I "There are plenty of 19-year-olds who can throw Billy Reed knows the ritual by heart. Bolton 0*3 East bows Twins but he’s been released." ball, stole third and came around on a passed ball. BOLTON — It hasn’t been the The East Catholic boys tennis The 1-1 Patriots had the bases best of beginnings for the Bolton team dropped their first match of loaded with no outs in the seventh High baseball team. the year Wednesday, 5-2, to visit­ but Jamie Thurber lined a come- The Bulldogs lost their third ing St. Bernard at Manchester backer to Bastura, who doubled straight Wednesday, 11-2, to visit­ Community College. SCOREBOARD Ron Williams off first. Bret Lafer- ing Vinal Tech. The first four Vinal The Eagles next match is riere then flew out for the final out. batters led off the game with Monday at St. Thomas Aquinas. Coventry hosts Cheney Tech consecutive hits and the visitors John Price kept St. Bernard Friday at 3:15. went on to score five first-inning from sweeping the singles, while Mariners 6, A's3 Blazers 116,Suns IDO Greg Seaver and Chris Dickinson win, lose & DREW Bullets 130, Hawks 110 C o v e n try 000 000 0 0-3-2 runs to decide matters early. PHOENIX (100) ^ P o rtla n d 100 000 x 1-36 Jim Guzaris was the hitting star were triumphant in doubles for Baseball Jim Bosturo and Kelly O'Nell; Jody OAKLAND SEATTLE A TLA N TA (110) Adorns 6-16 2-2 14, Sanders 6-14 7-10 19, for the 1-1 Hawks. Guzaris cracked East. abrhM eb r h M Levingston 3-3 (M) 6, W ilkins 13-251-527. Jo n e s5 -ll 1-211,Humphrles2-74-48,Moof Morton and Billy Hines. W- Bastura; L- Collins If 4 0 2 0 Percont 2b 4 1 1 0 M o rto n . a two-run triple and three singles Results: Art Sculco (SB) del. Seon Rol 11 ns 1-4 2-24, J ohnson 6-12 3-515, RI vers 5-7 4-4 16, Pittm an 1-4 1-2 3, Scott 3-41-2 7, Po w e rs, 6-1, 6-2; J a y F u sco (SB) de(. Lansfrd 3b 4 0 1 0 Reynlds 2b 1 0 0 0 4-12 5-613, Glenn 5-90010, W illis 4-9 4-412, Holton 35 1-5 8, Foster 7-18 06 14. Totals to lead an 11-hit offense. Ken Tyler AL standings Murphy cf 3 1 1 0 Bradley If 4 1 3 1 Jo h n Lo re n ce , 6-3, 6-3; D .V a n d e rb e ld Hastings 2-4004, Corr 5-93-413, Brow n 3-4 303121-31100. Cheney beaten chipped in with a double and a (S B ) d e l J im P o llo n , 5-7, 6-), 6 6 ; John Klngmn dh 5 0 1 0 Davis 1b 4 0 0 0 0-26. Totals46-91110. PORTLAND (116) Bochte 1b 3 1 1 0 Thom as dh 4 0 1 1 Price (EC) del. Chris Wallace, 36,6-3, Eott hnsmoTAUiLL WASHINGTON (130) C a rr 5-94-414, Vandeweghe 11-145-527, “ Let’s hope we have it out of our single. 6-2; P ete W o lla c e -P h ll P a n k le w icz W L Pet. OB Heath c 4 1 1 1 Hendrsn cf 4 2 2 0 B o llard 4-9 OO 8, Robinson 14-19 2-2 3), Bow ie 6-110O 12, C olter 3 1 0 0 0 7, D re xle r Harley Ironfield ripped a pair of D ovis rf 4 0 )2 Cowens rf 4 2 3 2 system,” said Cheney Tech base­ (SB) del. Mott DImbIckl-MIke Kelley, B altim o re 1 0 1.0 00 — 9T?6ITOfeitJN!j M ahorn 30 (M) 6, M alone 9-15 44 22, Gus 6*111-213, Poxson 2-101-15, M . Thom pson Hill 2b 3 0 0 0 Presley 3b 4 0 0 0 ball coach Bill Baccaro, after his singles for 0-3 Bolton. 6-2, 6-2; E r ic K ow ack-Se an A rch a m - Boston 1 01.000 — W illiam s 5-14 1-) 11, Jones 6-9 3-3 IS, 461-t9,Volentlne731-115,Kersey 2-5 1-4 Griffin ss 3 0 10 Kearney c 3 0 1 2 bealt (SB) def. Todd PIneo-Scott D etroit 1 0 1.000 Dove 8-1) OO )6, M cM Ille n 5-7 (M) 10, 5, N o rris 2-4 46 8, SchettlerO-21-41, B. fielders committed nine errors and According to Bulldog coach Jensen, 6-3, 6 6; G re g Seover-C h rls M ilw aukee 0 1 .000 1 M eyer ph 1 0 0 0 Owen ss 4 0 2 0 C ollins 3-3 1-2 7, Sewell 1-3 OO 2. Guy Thom pson 0-0 06 0. "T otals 48-9219-26116. Howard Sobolov, losing pitcher PIcclolo ss 0 0 0 0 his pitchers issued 10 walks and Dickinson (EC) def. J.Fusco- Cleveland 0 1 .000 1 Wllllams)-20O2.TotalsS9-9S))-12130. gave up 12 hits. Ken Hipsky pitched well after the C.Walloce, 26, 66, 66. New York 0 1 .000 1 Totals 34 3 9 3 Totals 36 6 13 6 Atlanta 20 21 27 34—110 Phoenix 14 31 2110— ]J0 Toronto 0 1 .000 1 Ookland 003 000 000—3 Wathtagtan 34 3616 36-130 Portland H10 2tl7-.-1I6 West Seattle 202 020 OOx—6 Three-point goal— Robinson. Fouled Three-point goals—Macy 2, Hol­ Konsos c ity 1 0 i.OOO — Gome-wInnlng RBI— Kearney (1). out-^one. Total (ouis— Atlanto 19, Wa­ ton, Colter. Fouled out—Pittman. Total Chicoeo i 01.000 — shington 21. Reboumb— Atlanta 38 (Wil­ (ouls—Phoenix 24, Portland 24. Seattle 1 01.000 — E—Bochte. DP—Oakland 1. kins 8), Washington 38 (Jones 10). Rebourrds—Phoenix 38 (Jones 10), Mlnnesoto 1 0 1.000 — LOB—Oakland 10, Seattle 7. 2B— 4 ^ Assists— A tlanta 24 (Johnson 11), Wo- P o r tla n d 48 (B o w ie 14). A s s is ts — MCC California 0 1 .000 1 Perconte, Griffin, Heath, Bradley. 3B— shlngton 41 (Gus W illia m s 16). A -4O 80. Phoenix 27 (Hum phries, M a c y 5), Cowens. SB— Owen, Henderson, Collins. O akland 0 1 .000 1 Po rtlan d 34 (B ow ie 6, Valentine 6). UPI photo Texas 0 I .000 l S— Kearney. TiMMlav’s Results IP H RERBBSO Cavaliers 114. Nets 100 with 114-100 win over the New Jersey Chicago 4, M llw oukee 2 Oakland Cleveland Cavaliers coach George Karl C od iroll (L 0-1) 4 12 6 5 0 3 rallies M innesota 6, Californio 2 NEW JERSEY (100) gets ride on shoulders of his players Nets Tuesday night. Seattle 6, Oakland 3 Atlierton 4 1 0 0 0 1 Hockey Seattle Turner 4-10 2-2 14, B. W llllo m s 39 2-2 8, Wednesdov's Oames Dawkins 2-3 56 9, Ransev 2-10 06 4, after team qualified for the NBA playoffs Clevelond (Ruble 1-9) at Detroit (Retry M o ore (W 14)) 7 9 3 3 5 2 Nunez ( S I ) 2 0 0 0 ) 0 Richardson 1324 2-2 33, Brewer 7-130614, ie-8), 1:30 p.m. Kln83102-38,Gmlnskl266610,Sappleton New York (Whitson 14-8) at Boston C od iroll pitched to 2 batters In 5th. for win 0-2060. Totals406919-21100. NHLplayofl schedule (Hurst 12-12), 2:05 p.m. Bolk—Moore. PB— Keornev. T—2:56. A— 37,161. Braves 6. Phillies 0 CLEVELAND (114) DIvisien SemllliMils NBA roundup Texas (Mason 9-13) at Baltimore Hubbard 310 66 22, Hinson 311 35 13, (Best-ot-nve) A fifth-inning, two-run double by (B oddicker 20-11), 3:35 p.m. West 06 060, Bagiev 2-46610, Free 1324 Toronto (Alexander 17-6) at Kansas ATLANTA PHILADELPHIA Basketball Woles Conterence Josh Corlett snapped a 2-all tie as National League results 310 35, D avis 46 2-4 11, Shelton 3 8 2-4 8, Patrick Division C ity (Jackson 2-6),8:35 p.m. («)rlibl flbrhM Poquette310 4-4 10, K. W illiams 30060, N.Y. Ronoers vs. Phllodelphta Manchester Community College MInnesoto (Smithson 15-13) at Cali­ Mets 6, Cardinals |t0| Ramirz ss 4 2 0 1 Ston« If 4 0 10 J ones 261-2 5, Turpi n 06060. Totals 4061 fornia (Zohn 13-10), 10:30 p.m. Harper rf 4 0 0 0 Samuel 2b 4 0 0 0 f^pr, 10 — N.Y. Rangers at came from behind to down visiting Oakland (Krueger 10-10) at Seattle Kmmnsk If 3 1 10 Haves cf 4 0 10 NBA standings 32-43114. Phllodelphia, 7:35 p.m. Holyoke Community College, 4-2, New Jersey 16 36 23 15—100 Apr. 11 — N.Y. Rangers at Surprise, surprise (Langston 17-10), 10:35 p.m. ST. LOUIS NEW YORK Murphv cf 3 0 2 2 Schmidt 3b 1 0 0 0 Ctavetand 29 23 31 31— 114 Philadelphia,7:35p.m. _ at Cougar Field Wednesday . Thursday's Oames ObrhM ObrhM H orner 3b 3 0 0 0 V irg il c 3 0 0 0 Eastern Conference LSmIth If 4 110 Backmn 2b 6 0 1 0 Oberkfll 3b 1 0 0 0 Wilson rf 3 0 10 Three-point goals—Free, Richard­ Apr. 13 — Phllodelphia at N.Y. MCC, now 3-3-1, hosts Quinsiga- Cleveland at Detroit Atlantic Division son, Davis. Total fools—New Jersey New Y o rk at Boston H err 2b 5 0 3 2 W ilson ct 6 1 2 0 Chm bis lb 4 2 1 1 Hudson p 0 0 W 0L Pet. GB 0 Rangers, (TBA) . mond Community College today at Penditn 3b 5 0 0 0 Hrnndz 1b 5 1 3 2 Cerone c 5 1 2 0 Russell 1b 3 0 0 0 25, Cleveland 27. Fouled out—B. x-Apr. 14 — Phllodelphia at N.Y. Oakland at Seattle, night v-Boston 62 17 .784 — Williams. Rebounds— New Jersey 42 3 p.m. Minnesota at California, night C la rk 1b 3 1 1 2 Carter c 4 1 2 1 Hubbrd 2b 4 0 2 1 Jeltz ss 2 0 0 0 x-PhllodelphIa 57 22 .722 5 Rangers, 7:35 p.m. Po rter c 4 0 0 0 Strw brr rf 3 0 0 0 Mahler p 3 0 0 0 GGross rf 10 0 0 (Cim lnskl 7), Cleveland 61 (Hinson 8). x-Apr. 14 — N.Y Rangers at Holyoke, 2-5, scored runs in the Toronto at Kansas City, night x-New Jersey 39 40 .494 23 Assists— New Jersey 22 (Richordson 11), Chicago at Milwaukee, night Landr-n ph 1 0 0 0 Heep ph 0 0 0 0 H all ph 1 0 0 0 Carlton p 2 0 0 0 x-W oshlngton 39 40 .494 23 Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. first and third frames before Cavs make playoffs A llen p 0 0 0 0 Chrstns ph 1 0 0 0 Sutter p 1 0 0 0 Zachrv p 0 0 0 0 Cleveland 27 (Bagiev 9). Technicol— N.Y. Islanders vs. Washington New Y o rk 24 55 .304 38 Jones, Clevelandcooch Karl.A— 10,185. winning pitcher Brian McAuley Braun rf 4 0 10 Foster If Carm en p 0 0 0 0 Central Division Apr. 10 — N.Y. Islanders of NL standings H arper rf 1 0 0 0 Johnson Corcorn rf 1 0 0 0 V-M ilw aukee 56 23 .709 — W ashington, 7:35 p.m. settled down. McAuley gave up added 25 off the bench to lead Vn Slyk cf 4 1 1 0 Santana Apr. 11 — N.Y. Islanders ot By Jim Luttrell Cleveland will probably meet Aguayo ss 0 0 0 0 x-Detrolt 43 36 .544 )3 Kings 117. Mavericks IDS just two singles in the final four Kansas City. Mark Aguirre scored OSmIth ss 5 1 2 0 (Sooden ( Totols 3« 4 • 5 Totals 21 0 3 0 x-Chlcogo 38 42 .475 W ashington, 7:35 p.m. United Press International defending NBA champion Boston East A n dular p 2 0 1 0 Sisk p W /i innings. W L Pet. OB Atlanto 001 002 111—d x< levelan d 35 44 .443 21 Apr. 12 — Washington at N.Y. in a best-of-five first round playoff, 28 points to lead Dallas despite (Xiylev p 0 0 0 0 Orosco p P h llo d tip h io 000 000 000—0 DALLAS (105) , „ Islanders, 7:05 p.m. Manchester drew even with a Chicago 1 01.000 — Atlanta 31 48 . 392 25 When George Karl began his slated to begin in 10 days. sitting out the entire fourth Jorgnsn ph 1 O 0 0 Staub ph Game-winning RBI—Murphy (1). Indiana 22 57 .373 34 Aguirre 1320 37 28, Perkins 38 36 11, x-Apr. 14 — Washington at N.Y. New Y o rk 1 01.000 — CompMI p 0 0 0 0 D arling pi pair of two-out markers in the quarter. 0 1 .000 1 Western Conference Bryant 03 06 0, Davis 1-5 1-1 3, Islanders, 7:05 p.m. first season as Cleveland Cavaliers With New Jersey ahead, 95-91, Phllodelphia Hassler p 0 0 0 0 (xorman B lackm on 9-14 1-1 19, Vincent 312 39 13, fourth on Jeff D’Angona’s double P itts b u rg 0 I .000 1 E — Russell 2, Jeltz 3, Carm en. M idw est D ivision x-Apr. 14 — N.Y. Islanders at coach by going 2-19, he had sunk Hubbard hit 2 straight layups to tie M cG ee ph 1 0 1 0 OP—Atlanta 7. Philadelphia 3. LOB— W L Pet. GB Harper 1-6 06 2, Ellis 313 1-1 20, W ashington, 7:35 p.m. and Peter Palm er’s single. Pistons 107, Knicks 97 St. Louis 0 1 .000 1 Dejesus p 0 1 0 0 NIm phlus 3 5 3 6 9, SIfton 0 6 0 6 0. Totals about as low as one could get. When the score with 6:08 left. M ontreal 0 1 .000 1 Atlanta 13, Philadelphia 3. 28— Hubbard V-Oenver 51 28 .646 — Adoiro Division Corlett’s game-winning two- Nieto c 10 0 0 2. 3B— Stone. SB— Komminsk (1). 5— x-Houston 46 33 .582 5 42-88 1331 105. Boston vs. Montreal the final buzzer sounded Tuesday After the Nets’ Buck Williams At New York,. 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K - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, April 10. 1985 NHL roundup F O C U S / F o o d Oilers, Flyers enter cruelest month in hockey

Islanders bounced Washington By Lisa Harris Minnesota North Stars; 16th in the much-improved Smythe, the from the playoffs the past two United Press International reigning champions will have overall standings, least productive of the piayoff teams with 268 goals seasons. home-ice advantage as long as However, the Islanders had their The Edmonton Oilers and Phila­ they last in conference play. But scored, and 1-6-1 losers of the Dirty recipes string of four straight Stanley Cups delphia Flyers, who have been for the Oilers, Kings are not playoff regular-season series with the taught just how dangerous the Biues. snapped by the Oilers last season fodder. and will be working hard to reach playoffs can be for favorites, enter Edmonton’s inconsistency and Meanwhile the only peaking the cruelest month in hockey Norris team, Chicago, has re­ the top again. goaltending problems — injuries Washington goalie Pat Riggin is Wednesday as the first round of the and wide open legs — have made surged since general manager Bob Stanley Cup begins. Pulford replaced Orval Tessier as second in victories to Lindbergh for a more interesting second half. but is untested in the playoffs, and The grinding struggle for the But the bottom line is that the only coach on Feb. 4. Under Pulford, the oldest trophy in major sports Black Hawks went 16-7-4. will be across the ice from Billy team to surpass 400 goals in 80 Smith, who lives for post-season produces startling upsets almost games: with Gretzky, Jari Kurri “ Bob Pulford is the best coach in play, by tradition in the first round. It and Paul Coffey combining for 464 the league," Chicago defenseman can turn paper lambs into tigers points, is capable of burying Behn Wiison said. “ For us to take and favorites into spectacular anybody. the credit — weil, we’re the same Adams Division disappointments as the Flyers and Still, the Oilers have trouble with players that were floundering for a Last year’s playoff phenom defending champion Oilers can Los Angeles. In their only playoff year and a half. Steve Penney deserves Rookie of attest. meeting, Los Angeles eliminated Red Wing goaltender Greg Ste­ the Year consideration for the The Flyers finished the regular Edmonton in five games three fan has given the Hawks fits in goaltending he’s given the defense- season with best record in the years ago. This season, Edmonton Detroit for a 3-3-2 season series league but they have been rudely barely won the season series, 4-3-1. split. oriented Canadians. Montreal drummed out of the first round of The Kings have used different should have little trouble with the playoffs the last two years. The success formulas, putting checker Patrick Division Boston, but needs another scorer Flyers open at home again this Phil Sykes on NHL scoring leader besides lone 40-goal scorer Mats year against the New York The Flyers have reeled off a 16-1 Naslund. Wayne Gretzky in one victop', and record in their last 17 games and a Rangers. letting Marcel Dionne's line go But if they score only two goals, The fast, stylish Oilers re­ 32-4-4 home record under first-year the Canadiens allow one. Boston, head-to-head with Gretzky's in Coach Mike Keenan and GM Bob member a bitter April three another. plagued by injuries and penalties seasons ago when they were ousted Clarke. Goaltender Pelle Lind­ all season, doesn't have much to In the other Smythe semifinal, bergh's 65 games and 40 victories by Los Angeles in the first round. Winnipeg hosts Calgary in a tough look forward to, but does have Edmonton did not exactly finish lead the NHL. talent that hasn't surfaced yet this series to predict. Along with But Philadelphia lost nine the regular season with a rush and Philadelphia and Chicago, Win­ year. must host those same Kings 'straight post-season games over Quebec’s ticket to a possible nipeg has been hot during the the past three years and is loaded Wednesday. season's final two months. resumption of the Battle of Quebec The eight best-of-five series in with rookies. against Montreal in the second the opening round of the 92nd Cup Norris Division The Rangers are trying to round, will be to take advantage of battle will be open at the home the home ice it fought Montreal The first-place St. Louis Blues concentrate on the early dismissal arenas of the top two finishers in fell apart after Doug Wickenheiser they’ve given the Flyers the last and Bufallo so hard for. The each division Wednesday night. Nordiques are 24-12-4 in Le Colisee. was hit by a car. Wickenheiser, the two times they've met in the Here's a look at the playoff Blues' best defensive center, fa- playoffs, and not the Flyers' Buffalo led the league in goals- picture in each division: ceoff specialist and penalty killer, seven-game sweep in this year's against with 237, in penalty killing Smythe Division had his knee decimated in the DPI photo seven-game series. with an 82.4 percentage rate. Tom accident. During a late-season In the other Patrick semifinal, Barrasso who last year won the Edmonton has to be a considered Wayne Gretzky, who led the Edmonton Oilers to the the Washington Capitals will host Vezina and Calder trophies at age a Cup favorite — but not an span, St. Louis scored eight goals in 14 games. Stanley Cup a year ago, will look to do it again as the NHL their traditional playoff nemesis, 19, has a 2.66 goals-against aver­ overwhelming one. the New York Islanders. The age to lead the league. As runaway winners in the But they are hosting the dismal playoffs begin tonight with eight games. Sports In Brief Pair in point-shaving scandai piead guiity

NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - A the clerk said. which Williams and Dominique brothers were also charged, along Legion in need of basebaii coaches Tulane University basketball Judge Alvin Oser said he will played. with two suspected New Orleans player and another student have sentence the two July 9. Conspi­ “ We are hearing that Tulane has bookmakers. Manchester American Legion baseball program is in need of pleaded guilty in the point-shaving racy carries a maximum sentence ended its basketball program, and Two other players, senior for­ coaches for both the Legion and Junior Legion teams. Anyone scandal that has caused the school of 2>A years in prison and a $5,000 we don’t want defense evidence to wards Clyde Eads and Jon John­ with experience or interested in volunteering their time should to scrap its program. fine, the drug charge five years wind up in a warehouse some­ son, were given immunity in order contact Head Coach Steve Armstrong at Manchester High School Six other suspects face arraign­ and $5,000. where it can’t be found,” said to testify against their teammates. or by calling 647-1560 (after 6 p.m.). ment next week. Lawyers for others players — attorney Edwards Castaing Jr., When point-shaving allegations Senior guard Bobby Thompson star center John “ Hot Rod" who represents Dominique. first broke in late March, Coach and David Rothenberg, a senior Williams and sophomore swing- Tulane President Eamon Kelly Ned Fowler said game films Buck Bychoiski to be honored economics major from Wilton. man David Dominique — have said has recommended dropping men's revealed no evidence players were Conn., both had been charged with their clients will plead innocent at basketball entirely at Tulane, but deliberately missing shots. Tattered and worn, these kitchen scraps are the best! conspiracy to commit sports brib­ the arraignment scheduled has met strong resistance from EAST HARTFORD — Bruno 'Buck' Bychoiski of Manchester Fowler and two assistants re­ will be one of 11 inducted into the Greater Hartford Twilight ery, the mildest of the indictments Monday. students and alumni.The Board of returned by a grand jury last week. Administrators is to vote on his signed last week under accusa­ Bv Nancy Pappas sherry. Oh, and let's see, it looks butter into the saute pan. Saute the Wash fresh peppers and cut peppers from pan. Baseball League Hall of Fame on Saturday, May 18, at the Polish The two are charged with sports Grand Duke's chicken “ They weren't even on the suggestion next week. tions of making cash payments to Herald Reporter like there's some chocolate on it mushrooms caps gently, so that them into squares approximately Remove pan from the heat, pour National Home in Hartford, it has been announced. bribery and conspiracy on grounds Attorney Russell Schonekas of players, including $100 a week to too, for someting 1 was making for you do not break them, in this Vc cup fresh peanuts the same size as the chicken off oil and wipe out carefully with Phil Rizzuto of major league baseball fame and Michael docket,” a court clerk said Tues­ they manipulated the point spread New Orleans had said earlier Williams last season. Psssssst! a little later in a meal. " melted butter. Remove from pan 1 large whole chicken breast pieces Smash the garlic cloves paper towels. Return pan to the Lombardi, a long-time fan and benefactor of the league, have day. “ They apparently wanted to in Metro Conference games plead guilty and get it over with as Thompson would cooperate with Williams also reportedly told Do you want to see something Hull has done brief stints as as soon as they are tender. Cool 7 teaspoons soy sauce, divided with the flat of your cleaver, then stove and heat over fairly high been elected as honorary Hall of Fame inductees. against Southern Mississippi and fast as possible." prosecutors if he could plead ^ ilty prosecutors he was paid $10,000 in really dirty? salad chef at Cavey's, and as slightly. W teaspoon granulated sugar peel. Chop garlic into little pieces. flame for about 15 seconds before Tickets for the dinner may be obtained from dinner chairman Memphis State for $19,500. Thompson pleaded guilty to one to just one count of conspiracy. a shoebox when he signed to play Some things that most people chef-in-charge at the Mountain- Sprinkle caps with salt and 1 teaspoon sesame oil Peel ginger and mince slightly pouring in 4 tablespoons fresh oil. Jack Repass, 14 Pawnee Rd., East Hartford, 06118, or from Ed 1 teaspoon Chinese rice wine or count of conspiracy and Rothen­ Their lawyers went to court Thompson testified to the grand for Tulane in 1981. That money would keep carefully hidden away view Inn in Norfolk. But she keeps pepper and stuff with crumb smaller than the garlic. Cut each of When it is hot enough for Holly, 524-5441, or Bud Mahon, 527-8053. berg to two counts. Rothenberg separately 'Tuesday, asking the jury last Thursday before indict­ allegedly came through an assists in a dark corner? coming back to home, to what she mixture. Arrange on a cookie sheet cooking sherry the dried red peppers into about 4 cooking, add garlic, ginger and dry- also pleaded guilty to one count of judge not to let Tulane destroy film ments were returned. ant coach before Fowler joined Don’t be too alarmed — we're calls “ dinner party cooking, " and broil for just about 2 minutes. 1 egg white pieces. red peppers. Cook 20 seconds, 1 scant tablespoon cornstarch cocaine possession, a new charge. and statistics from the games in Two of Rothenberg’s fraternity Tulane. only talking about dirty recipes. Here's one of the most popular Serve immediately. Clean green onions, chop both stirring constantly. Add chicken Coventry holds benefit run Most cooks have a few — recipe appetizer recipes from her fre­ 3 large hot green pepper green and white parts into 'A-inch and its marinade and fry 1 quent dinner parties. MEYER CHEIKIN enjoys cook­ 10 cloves garlic mijnutes. Return green peppers to COVENTRY — A five-mile road race, the Coventry 5-Miler, is cards, magazines, even pages of pieces. Add green onions to the ing Chinese dishes, particularly if ‘A-inch piece fresh ginger chicken. the pan and stir-fry for another scheduled for Saturday, May 18 at Coventry High with all cookbooks which have bravely they’re fiery-hot with chili 5 long dried red peppers Heat a wok or pan for 15 seconds minute. Add I tablespoon (3 proceeds benefitting the Coventry High’s band trip to Coventry, Chiefs Crown reinstated as Flamingo winner stood by, suffering silently as the Stuffed mushrooms peppers. One of his favorites, 2 green onions over medium heal before pouring teaspoons) soy sauce and cook England. cooks added a drizzle of melted margarine, a dash of Tabasco >/t cup dry bread crumbs served frequently at Szechuan 7 tablespoons peanut oil. divided in 3 tablespoons of the peanut oil. about 15 seconds more. The There will be five divisions — 18 and under, 19-29, 30-39, 40-49 HIALEAH, Fla (UPI) - Jockey riding,” but the suspension was Truth, said he was "glad to have it run in no way had any bearing on restaurants, is called Grand '/> teaspoon salt When oil is hot enough to cook, the chicken is ready when it has lifted in light of Tuesday’s ruling. sauce, a squeeze of lemon juice, I teaspoon thyme and over SO for both men and women. Registration fee is $5 and 86 Donald MacBeth won the Fla­ over with. You can win like that the outcome,” O’Donnell said. Duke's Chicken, or kung pao first tiny bubbles will be forming at stiffened and turned white. mingo Stakes twice. MacBeth did not serve any of the and -lose like that. Everyone Although Chief's Crown's and even some salt and pepper to 1 teaspoon oregano for post entry. Race director is Jeff Lancaster, 148 Alice Dr., 2 tablespoons fresh parsley chicken. It combines fresh hot If peanuts still have their dark the edges and a few small wisps of Finally, return the peanuts to the He won it once aboard Chief's suspension because it was under involved did an excellent job.” winner’s purse of $150,000 was taste. Coventry, Ct., 06238. Lancaster can be contacted at 742-0689 from Sometimes it looks like the card 4 tablespoons dry sherry green peppers and long dried red red skins on, put them into a small smoke will appear. pan. Stir-fry everything together Crown in the race March 30, and appeal. The retired stewards also found restored, those who bet him to wi() 7-9 p.m. itself would taste as delicious as Salt and pepper to taste peppers, for a dynamic kick. bowl and pour boiling water over When the oil is ready, add the for 30 seconds longer, and serve. again Tuesday with his convincing Hialeah stewards had ruled that there was not enough bumping will not get their money back. Of the dish it's describing. 2 sticks melted butter, divided The chicken pages from Chei- them. Let soak for about 3 minutes, peanuts. Stir-fry for 2 to 3 minutes, testimony at a hearing by a special Chief’s Crown drifted out to the between Proud Truth and Ste­ the $208,065 wagered in the win It’s a sign that the recipe is a 1 pound large fresh mushrooms kin's favorite Chinese cookbook. then drain. The skins will just slip using a cooking shovel or spoon to HELENE GORMAN HAS ONE board of retired stewards in which center of the track, impeding the phan’s Odyssey to warrant dis­ pool, $73,176 was bet on Chief's GHO tickets now available popular one. It’s been clutched in Mix bread crumbs, thyme, ore­ “ Mrs. Chiang's Szechwan Cook­ off. move them around constantly. particularly dirty recipe, which the victory was restored to the colt. progress of Proud 'Truth. qualifying Proud Truth. Stephan's Crown to win. grimy fingers, laid on messy gano, parsley, sherry, salt and book, " are badly splattered with They bum easily. As soon as the she prepares for guests quite of ten. HARTFORD — Tickets for the 1985 Canon Sammy Davis Jr. MacBeth never wavered from A special panei of retired ste­ Odyssey’s owners had appealed The disqualifications also cost counters, pepper. Stir in about half of the exotic ingredients, such as hot oil, Remove all skin and bones from peanuts are golden brown, remove “ It’s so ridiculously simple, but Greater Hartford Golf Open ar enow on sale at the tournament his contention he did nothing in the wards named to hear appeals in his third place finish, charging that bettors $22,719 in perfects wager­ Kate Hull's recipe for stuffed butter. Chinese cooking wine, soy sauce the chicken breast, and cut meat to paper towels or a brown paper everyone thinks it’s elegant.” she office in downtown Hartford and can be purchased in person or race to warrant disqualification of the case — Myron Davis and Proud Truth should have been ing and $23,347 in trifectas, not mushrooms isoneexample. “ It'sa Wash mushrooms, dry and se­ and peanut oil. into cubes roughly l-inch in diame­ sack to drain. said. “ I guess that’s the best kind by phone with a major credit card. Chief’s Crown. Calvin Rainey, Iwth of New York, disqualified for bumping. counting the additional money good thing that you're having me parate stems from caps. Coarsely “ You can tell we love this, the ter. Put chicken pieces in a bowl Next add the green peppers to of a recipe to have.” “ I took my position on the turn and Leo O’Donnell of the Kentucky “ The bumping during the stretch Tickets may be purchased at the Tournament Office, 11 they would have won. and add 4 teaspoons soy sauce, the the same oil. Stir-fry for 30 seconds The paper on which this chicken for home and maintained that Racing Association — disagreed read this to you.” said Hull, who chop stems. Saute chopped stems recipe page looks good enough to Asylum St., Hartford, or by calling 522-4171 and charging to lives on Bigelow Street. “ I'm sure eat.” Cheikin said with a laugh. sugar, sesame oil, wine, egg white over a fairly high flame, then add recipe was jotted had turned a position to the wire," he said. “ I after repeated viewing of video­ in 3 to 4 tablespoons melted butter. MasterCard, Visa or American Express. Parking permits may and cornstarch. Mix thoroughly did not vary from that path by tape of the race, and testimony by you couldn't possibly read it! Mix into the bread crumbs. Here is the proper way to the salt and continue to fry for also be ordered. and set aside to marinate. more than one horse (width). The three jockeys involved. Nolan Richardson named There’s butter on it, and some Put the final 3 to 4 tablespoons prepare this spicy dish: another 45 seconds before taking Please turn to page 15 only time I drifted at all was right “ I would have let the order of Fish Club holds meeting at the wire." finish stand,” Rainey said. "Any MacBeth said he thought he was interference there might have as Arkansas hoop coach Maine woman owns 300 ROCKVILLE — The annual pre-season meeting of the far enough ahead through most of been was right as they passed the Polish-American Citizens Fish Club will be held at the Polish the stretch that there would be no wire. Prior to that. Chief's Crown FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UPI) Gardens on Village Street in Rockville. problem. He also said the jockeys drifted out, but he was quite weli “I’m also an up-tempo type — Nolan Richardson made one basketball coach,” Richardson The business meeting is scheduled for 2 p.m. behind him never did holler at him, clear at that point.” thing clear when he arrived to take as they normally would if there said. "I like fast breaks. I like Bob Rosenterg, executive direc­ over the basketball coaching job at was a traffic problem. tor of the Florida Division of presses. I like changing up the Collector finds history in rusted cook stoves Arkansas: The days of low-scoring “ They were so far behind, there Pari-Mutuel Wagering, imme­ defense, which does not mean that games at Barnhill Arena are over. I’m not defensively minded be­ Edberg upset net winner was no visual contact, so I diately accepted the recommenda­ Bv M argaret Nagle Richardson, 43, who won 118 cause we try to score points. We artwork in them,” she says. “ It stoves to restore and use for parts. assumed I was clear,” he said. “ At tion and lifted MacBeth’s games in five seasons at the United Press International would take one man many months On her last trip to Massachusetts, DALLAS — Bottom-seeded Stefan Edberg was a little no time did any of the other jockeys suspension. might be a little bit different in the University of Tulsa, was named to carve a pattern for the designs. she returned with 40 tons of concerned in his match with Anders Jarryd, but time was on his warn me, as they normally style and philosophy on the offen­ “ Based on the evidence and the Tuesday in Fayetteville the Razor- THORNDIKE, Maine - Bea­ They used flowers, faces. The “ stuff.’’ side. would.” sive end. testimony, especiaily that of the backs’ ninth basketball coach In 61 trice Bryant is a collector of older stoves are more ornate "We've had some experiences,” Edberg rode powerful serves to an upset victory over Jarryd MacBeth also said when Proud “ An ideal situation would have to three experts, we rule that Chief's years. He replaced Eddie Sutton, antiques, not polished old furniture because the foundries competed to said Bryant, reminiscing about Tuesday night in the opening round of the $500,000 WCT Truth's jockey, Jorge Velasquez, Crown is the winner of the be (a score in) the 80s,” he said. who resigned a week earlier after or even shiny old cars, but rusting build the prettiest stoves. People hoisting 350-pound stoves from Championship. Edberg, seeded last in the 12-man field, defeated switched the stick to his left hand, Flamingo Stakes. Proud Truth is Athletic director Frank Broyles 11 successful years to take the old cook stoves that she hoists out say airtight stoves of today are cellars or hauling them down four his horse veered, making it look as quickly added, “ For us.” sixth-seeded Jarryd 1-6, 6-2, 6-2, 5-7, 6-3 in a three-hour match. second and Stephan’s Odyssey is Kentucky coaching job. of basements or lugs down stairs new but they made them back in flights of stairs. though Chief’s Crown was drifting third,” Rosenberg said. Broyles left a golfing vacation In another upset, Tim Mayotte, 24, of Springfield, Mass., Sutton’s teams were noted for For 17 years she has been 1810.” “ 1 thought it would be a lot nicer in front of him. “ I am just absolutely thrilled April 2 to begin a nationwide seeded 11th, defeated fifth-ranked Andres Gomez 7-6 (7-4), 6-4, tough defense and a patient, often laboring over her hobby and now The quality of the artwork is so if she would collect postage Chief’s Crown finished first in that justice was served,” said search after Sutton suddenly re­ 6-2 in the tournament's opening match. deliberate offensive style, which has more than 300 restored antique high that some people just buy a stamps. " Joe Bryant said. the in the Flamingo, but Proud Roger Laurin, Chief’s Crown's signed to go to Kentucky. He produced many low- scoring stoves in her shop and museum and door or part of a stove for “ We go out and buy together,” Truth was declared the winner by trainer. “ I am not surprised, but I interviewed a number of prospecfk games. Richardson told a group of untold thousands more squirreled decoration. Bryant said. The Bryant said. “ We'll go into a place stewards at the track the day of the thought it took a lot of courage on op-campus and off, ranging from Norris may be at end of line more than 100 reporters, players away in bams or piled in the stoves also are becoming an and find 14 cook stoves and all he race. MacBeth later was sus­ the part of tjie division.” J.D. Barnett of Virginia Common­ pastures of her 100-acre family investment. and supporters that some of that wealth to Indiana’s Bobby Knight, can see is the work. I see them all BERKELEY, Calif. — The occasionally brilliant baseball pended for 10 days for “ careless John Veitch, who trains Proud farm. A stove in Sears Roebuck catalog would change. before picking Richardson. polished sitting on the floor in career of Oakland A's pitcher Mike Norris may have reached its Around Maine Bryant is known that once went for $14.95, today someone's house." final inning after the pitcher’s second arrest for driving under the as the stove woman. Around the would sell for at least $2,500, The key to Bryant's business, influence in less than a month. house, however, husband Joe has Bryant said, and what makes her sought after University of California-Berkeley officials reported late Something Different...... Wish Someone A another name for her: Bryant started her collection in by cook stove lovers from as far Monday that Norris was booked by campus police early Sunday "Stoveaholic.” 1968 with 25 antique models. The away as California, is her refined morning for driving under the influence after his car was spotted Happy Birthday Why old fashioned cook stoves? museum came 10 years later. It restoration process. weaving with its bright lights. “ Every stove has its story,” said wasn’t long before she started Each old stove is taken apart and Authorities said Norris was stopped and a field sobriety test With A Heraid Happy Heart Bryant, the first president of the collecting parts for stoves — and sandblasted to remove surface was given which the pitcher failed. The righthander was released national Antique Stove Association more stoves. Today she has one of rust. Seams are securely ce­ on bail and ordered to face arraignment on April 26. Club. the most extensive inventories of mented, the stove reassembled, Norris' arrest was his second in nearly a month. On Feb. 13, the “ A lot of people consider them used and new cook stove parts in and then painted at least three pitcher was stopped by San Leandro, Calif., police after leading junk but I don’t. You just have to the nation. times. As many as four antique them on a high-speed chase down a highway south of Oakland. He clean them up, take the mst off. “ You’ll go a long way before you cook stoves can be rehabilitated in was arrested and booked with possession of cocaine and several People should appreciate the art­ find this kind of stock, but my a day. work in cast iron like they do in a misdemeanors. husband doesn’t think that’s ’’They’re just as practical as 1985 CHEVY FULL-SIZE FLEETSIDE PICK-UP piece of furniture. Some of the funny,” said Bryant. “ I have legs Oakland A’s vice president Sandy Alderson said the team 305 4 BBL, V8 Eng., Auto. PS, PB, RADIO, STEEL RADIALS, Only modern stoves,” she said. “ The UPI prettiest stoves were made from hanging all over the place.” important thing is you can’t just would not be as understanding as it had been in the past with FULL SIZE SPARE, GAUGES - ALWAYS SEVERAL IN STOCKI $6.00 1810 to 1880.” Norris' problems. come and get a stove from the SUCH AN EXTENSIVE inven­ junkyard and expect it to be Beatrice Bryant of Thorndike, Maine, "The A's have decided that pending ambiguities cannot be >8985 BRYANT SPEAKS with both tory doesn’t come by chance. years ago. Today she’s one resolved in Norris’ favor,” Alderson said. “ Norris will not be efficient. You wouldn’t get a Model expertise and love about her It took Bryant years, and a lot of T from the junkyard, put a battery shows some of the 300 cook stoves she iargest cook stove deaiers permitted to participate in any activity as an active member of m.83 Call.... WIiMlter Avt. bobby. muscle, to travel the countryside in it and expect it to run. You have owns. Her husband, Joe, stands in the country. the Oakland A’s.” wnxm ’’They’re ornate and there’s with her husband collecting old to go through it.” VElWOiLioCKmLI 643* 2711 background. She started coilecting 17 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. April 10, 1985 - 15 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, April 10. 1985 Your Neighbor’s Kitchen Tattered and worn, these kitchen scraps are the best!

dish in Pierre Franey's "60 Minute cup fresh, chopped basil (or salt and pepper. Heat remaining 3 Continued Irom page 13 1 chicken bouillon cube, dis­ flour, cooking until mixture is Gourmet" cookbook, looks almost I'/» tablespoons dry basil) tablespoons of oil in a large skillet. solved In I cup boiling water smooth. Gradually add the bouil­ Add shrimp. Cook quickly, just Family bakery taught her well as colorful as the dish itself. t teaspoon dry oregano lon dissolved in water and the faint yellow — not so much from V< cup white wine IVf pounds medium-sized fresh about a minute, until the flesh age, as from long hard use. We wine, and cook, stirring, until the Lawrence had trouble reading medium onion, sliced 1 tablespoon chopped fresh shrimp turns red, stirring constantly. sauce is thickened and smooth. this one aloud. I dan't stand it, my Bv Margaret Hayden 1 can peas asked her fora "translation” of the parsley I ■ teaspoon hot red pepper flakes Sprinkle with red pepper flakes. Add parsley. mouth waters even when I'm just Herald Reporter Salt, pepper, garlic powder, blobs and dashes. Freshly-cooked rice '/I pound feta cheese, crumbled Preheat oven to 300 degrees. Pour sauce over the chicken, reading this to you," he said. oregano, to taste Arrange chicken breasts in a One-third pound rigatoni or ziti, Spoon shrimp and their pan juices “The pork chops Italiano is a simple recipe cover tightly with foil and bake 10 Terry Parla is loo busy to spend Place chops in large roasting shallow, buttered pan. Sprinkle cooked into the bottom of a .shallow baking Chicken breast in wine minutes longer, or until chicken is much time cooking but she makes pan or casserole dish with water. with salt, pepper and paprika. Dot Greek-style shrimp Heat 2 tablespoons of the oil in a dish. Sprinkle with crumbled feta for peopie in a hurry. People think it’s been thoroughly cooked. Serve over a few family favorites, such as Broil until brown, about 5 minutes, 4 chicken breasts, boned and with i/< cup butler or margarine with rigatoni skillet Add garlic. Let it brown for cheese. Pour the tomato sauce Italian Rice Cake. The cake looks cooking ail day. It's good for a hungry crowd. on each side. Turn oven to bake at quartered cooked rice. over the top and bake tor 10 and bake in a preheated 400-degree 5 tablespoons olive oil, div ided a minute, then add the tomato like a pie. and has a cookie crust 350 degrees. Add potatoes, carols, Salt, pepper and paprika to taste Serves eight. minutes. Meanwhile, cook the Served with Italian bread, it’s terrific.’’ oven for 15 minutes. 1 teaspoon finely chopped garlic cubes Cook about a minute longer and a rice-pudding filling. onions, tomatoes and the tomato Butter or margarine as needed rigatoni. Meanwhile, melt 3 tablespoons 2 cups peeled, cubed tomatoes and add wine, salt and pepper. Stir The 55 Bruce Road resident gave juice, and seasonings. Bake for 3 tablespoons flour butter in a saucepan and stir in the K E R R Y LAW RENCE, a young Serve the .seafood over the (fresh are best in summer, but use in basil and oregano. Cook over us the cake's recipe and also about 45 minutes. Add a can of peas attorney on Bigelow Street, likes to ' rigatoni. Serves four. Lawrence Terry Parla good-quality canned tomatoes in moderate heat, uncovered, for agreed to disclose her secret with liquid 5 minutes before keep his kitchen spotless. But his accompanies with green beans, the vtinler) about to minutes. frosting recipe, which she uses for finishing the cooking. recipes — that's another matter but a tossed salad would be good, entirely. One of his favorite Vi cup dry white w inc Meanwhile, peel shrimp and birthday and anniversary cakes. as well. Menus recipes, a shrimp and feta cheese Salt and pepper to taste devein, il necessary. Sprinkle with The frosting was used by her Terry’s Irish family when they ran Cretela's soda bread Bakery in Hartford. through a project sponsored by St. SHORT CRUST DOUGH Senior citizens Menchester schools "It was basically a wholesale i cups flour James Church. Two-thirds cup sugar The following meals will be bread bakery but we made some V/t teaspoons baking powder The following lunches will be This week she started another Ve cup shortening served at Mayfair Gardens and pastry." Parla said. A few years V4 teaspoon baking soda served in the Manchester public church project, leading a group to 1 egg Westhill Gardewns the week of ago the family sold the bakery, I teaspoon salt schools the week of April 15 to 19, make craft items to sell at the ■A cup milk April 15 to 19 to Manchester Monday: Cheeseburger on a roll, which was started by her parents. sixth annual St. James Fall 3 tablespoons sugar 1 tablespoon vanilla residents who are 60 or older: french fries, buttered spinach, The bakery made about a dozen Festival. Parishioners gather dur­ 1 teaspoon baking powder IVt teaspoons caraway seeds Monday: Veal patty with mush­ orange smiles. rice cakes each spring for family ing the year to work on crafts. 3 tablespoons butter 3Vt cups flour room gravy, mashed potatoes, Tuesday: Hamburger gravy on members but not for sale, Parla Vt cup raisins "It's a relaxing lime to meet Vt teaspoon salt herbed grfeen beans with tomatoes, said. 1 cup buttermilk whipped potatoes, buttered peas, others, talk and work. We have a wheat bread, sliced peaches. For the Manchester Herald. Cream shortening, sugar and 2 tablespoons melted butter cherry crisp. good time, " she said. Tuesday: Sauerbraten with gin- Wednesday: Salami grinder, Parla's husband. Leonardo Parla, Parla is also president of the eggs. Add milk, vanilla and salt. Sugar as needed , gersnap gravy, boiled parslied applesauce, ice cream. used his algebra to reduce the Manchester Land Conservation Stir in 2 cups flour and baking Mix all dry ingredients together. potatoes, carrots, dinner roll, Thursday: Spaghetti with meal recipe. It is the first time the Trust, a group dedicated to pre­ powder. Add remaining flour Cut in butter. Add raisins, then . ambrosia pudding. sauce, tossed salad, bread and bakery recipe has been reduced to serving the area's open spaces. slowly to make a soft, workable milk, all at once. Mix into a soft Wednesday: Pineapple juice, butler, chilled peaches. one cake, and she tried it to make As all these activities take time dough. Grease a 9-inch round cake dough. turkey ala king, noodles, mixed Friday: Fish and cheese on a sure it worked. She usually makes and energy, she keeps some treats tin. Separate dough to use three- Turn dough into a 9- or 11-inch vegetables, rye bread, double roll, potato puffs, cole slaw, gold several at a time and freezes some in the freezer, ready for a surprise quarters of it for the bottom crust round cake pan. Cut a cross in the chocolate cake with topping. cake with lemon sauce of them. guest or to complete a meal. and a quarter for the lattice top. top. Pour melted butter on top. "The pork chops Italiano is a Roll slightly thicker than a pie ■ Thursday; Meatloaf with mush­ Sprinkle with sugar. Bake in a room gravy, mashed potatoes, simple recipe for people in a hurry. Italian rice cake crust for the bottom. If it breaks, preheated 350-degree oven for 40 People think it's been cooking all pat or patch. ‘ zucchini and tomatoes, white Bolton schools minutes. bread, pear compote, day,” she said. "It's good for a F ILLIN G Pour rice mixture in. It will be The following lunches will be Friday: Idaho salmon gem soup, hungry crowd. Served with Italian iVi cup raw rice liquid. Make lattice strips for top served in the Bolton Elementary baked chicken with herb gravy, bread, it's terrific,” Vt teaspoon salt and arrange on cake, bake for 50 Terry’s secret and Center schools the week of mashed potatoes, buttered beets, Parla enjoys cooking for her 1 tablespoon nutmeg minutes in a 350-degree oven. bakery frosting April 15 to 19. family. She and her husband have 1 tablespoon cinnamon wheat bread, applesauce. Leftover crust dough makes 1 cup shortening Monday: Half day, bring a bag four grown children and two Vi teaspoon vanilla UA cups powdered sugar lunch. grandchildren. V< cup milk great sugar cookies. ■A cup evaporated milk Meals on Wheels Tuesday: Juice, Mexican chili, Her many activities limit her 3 eggs 1 teaspoon vanilla The following meals will be corn chips, peanut butter honey time in the kitchen. She works as a Vt cup shortening Pork chops Italiano 2 specks salt served to Meals on Wheels clients bars. real estate agent for Correnti & 1 cup sugar Herald photo by Tarquinio Cream shortening and powdered ■ the week of April 15 to 19. The hot Wednesday: Half day, bring a LaPenta Real Estate. She also Cook rice according to package 6 pork chops 1 cup water sugar. Add milk, vanilla and salt. meal is listed first and the cool bag lunch. Terry Parlacuts her Italian rice cake in her dining room at does a lot of volunteer work. For directions. Cream shortening, Thursday; Juice, beefaroni, gar­ instance, she helps bring children sugar and eggs. Add rice, salt, 9 m ^iu m potatoes, quartered Beat together for 5 minutes. meal second. Monday: Chopped sirloin with lic bread, spicy apple bars. her 55 Bruce Road home. The cake has a cookie bottom from Northern Ireland to Man­ nutmeg cinnamon, vanilla and 3 carrots, sliced Enough for a 9-inch two-layer cake. gravy, Spanish rice, carrots, Friday; Pizza day. and top crust filled with a rice pudding. chester to stay with local families. milk. 4 cups tomatoes, crushed salad, brownies. Roast beef sand­ wich, sliced pineapple, milk. Tuesday: Shells with meat Coventry schools sauce, peas, wax beans, salad, The Coventry schools will be on Follow these tips to brown food in the microwave pudding. Tuna salad sandwich, vacation the week of April 15 fresh fruit, milk. through 19 Wednesday; Boneless pork loin One of the questions most frequently asked by Preheat microwave browning grill for 8 minutes on Pepper steak with gravy, whipped potato, zuc­ microwave owners and those contemplating the high. Season ground beef with salt and pepper. Shape 1 tablespoon salad oil chini, salad, cake. Ham sandwich, RHAM High schools purchase of a microwave is. "How are foods browned into patty, about ‘A-inch thick. Place meat patty and 1 to l>/> pounds top round steak sliced and cut into ' peaches, applesauce, milk. The RHAM junior and senior when prepared in a microwave? " onion slice at one end of preheated grill. M arge’s strips >A-inch wide by l>A-inches long Thursday; Pot roast and gravy, high schools will be on vacation the Browning is a technique of preparation, and not a Place potatoes in a single layer on remaining grill am 1 clove garlic baked potato, cauliflower, salad, week of April 15 through 19. function of the microwave. There are many simple surface. Microwave for 3 minutes on high. Turn patty, Microwave ■A teaspoon sliced candied ginger pudding. Cold turkey sandwich, procedures which a microwave cook can use to onion slice, and potatoes. Move potatoes to one side so ■A cup water fruit cocktail, milk. achieve that lovely browned appearance on the foods bun can be placed cut-side down on grill. Microwave Andover Elementery Kitchen 1 teaspoon instant beef bouillon Friday: Baked white fish new- prepared in a microwave. for l ‘A to 2 minutes on high, or until desired doneness. Marge Churchill 2 cups green pepper, cut into 1-inch chunks berg, boiled potato, spinach, cot­ Andover Elementary School will In conventional cooking, browning occurs because Makes 1 serving. 2 large stalks celery, sliced diagonally tage cheese, cookies. Egg salad be on vacation the week of April 15 of a high outside heat source which sears the surface Hint; for additional servings, reheat microwave I jar (2-ounce) chopped pimiento sandwich, fruit and gelatin, milk. through 19. before the center cooks. browning grill for 5 minutes. 1 teaspoon salt In microwave cooking, the only heat is inside the >A teaspoon pepper Steaks, chops, and hamburgers can be beautifully food itself. Roasts and whole chickens or turkeys will Chicken breast with rice dinner 2 teaspoons cornstarch dissolved in 2 tablespoons Dieter’s Almanac brown to a certain degree, but smaller cuts of meat or browned on a browning grill. French toast, grilled 1/3 cup water soy sauce chicken pieces are cooked so quickly that the fat does, cheese sandwiches and even pancakes can be 1/3 cup quick cooking rice Place browning casserole in m icrowave on high for not have time to brown. successfully made in the microwave, using a 1 teaspoon butter 5 minutes. Add oil and beef strips. Microwave on high When browning is desired, it can be achieved in browning grill. ■A teaspoon salt for 2 to 3 minutes, or until meat is brown, stirring after Thinners, beware three ways; by pre-searing the meat in a frying pan Be sure to read and follow the manufacturer's 1 minute. Add garlic and ginger. Cover and conventionally, and finishing quickly in a microwave; directions for use and care of the browning grill or >A of a whole chicken breast Paprika microwave 7 minutes on medium. Stir in remaining When it comes to losing weight, Of late, these diets have been by using a browning agent or sauce; by using a casserole. ingredients; cover. Microwave on medium for 7 to 10 even the smartest and the wisest, promoted: a diet that emphasizes microwave browning dish or grill. The following recipes are designed to be used with a 1 medium zucchini, cut in half lengthwise minutes, or until vegetables are tender-crisp. Makes 4 the best and the most brilliant can lecithin, vinegar, kelp, and vi­ browning grill or casserole; Salt and pepper servings. be fools. tamin B-6; spirulina, a foul­ PRE-SEARING IS the same method used to brown Microwave water in a 2-cup glass measure for 1>A to 2 minutes on high, or until water is boiling. Add rice, We are all easy "marks" for the smelling derivative of algae; and a pot roast or chicken pieces before moist heat Bacon, egg and toast breakfast diet huckster and the quick- "starch blockers, " a substance cooking by conventional pocedures. A large Dutch butter and salt. Stir and set aside, covered. 1 slice of bread Preheat microwave browning grill for 8 minutes on Sweet and sour chicken weighl-loss promise. extracted from beans that is oven or frying pan is used. Fat is pul into the heated > Witness the ads: Can make you supposed to safely let you eat V: tablespoon butter high. Sprinkle chicken breast with paprika. Place 1 pound boneless chicken breast, cut into bite-size pan, the meal is coaled with flour and seared until skinny in 45 days ... even if you starchy foods without absorbing 2 to 3 bacon slices chicken breast skin-side down on a preheated grill. pieces brown on the outside, then transferred to the cheat! Dissolves stubborn bulges calories. 1 egg Microwave for 4 minutes on high. Turn chicken over. microwave for complete cooking. 2 tablespoons peanut oil and washes away years of built-up Microwave browning agents are available at local Preheat microwave browning grill for 4 minutes on Place zucchini cut-side down on grill. Microwave on 2 cups bite-size broccoli pieces high. Spread one side of bread slice with butter. Cut a high for 3 minutes. fat! THROUGH THE YEARS there markets in both powdered and liquid forms. Other 4 green onions, cut into 1-inch pieces Promises persist: Shrink mil­ 3-inch circle from center of slice, using a drinking Add rice and continue cooking for 3 to 4 minutes on has been an abundance of mail­ browning agents such as Kitchen Bouquet or Gravy 1 cup carrots, cut into lA-inch slices lions of fat cells in the first 24 glass or biscuit cutter. high, or until chicken is done. Season chicken and order devices for removing fat. Master, when diluted with water or combined with 2 cups cauliflowerets hours. Melt off up to 10 pounds in Place bacon in a single layer in center of preheated zucchini with salt and pepper. Makes 1 serving. There was a sky-blue inflatable melted butter, may be brushed onto the surface of the 2 tablespoons freshly ground ginger four days. Fast weight loss without grill. Microwave for 2 minutes on high. Turn bacon plastic belt worn around your meal. 1 cup sliced, fresh mushrooms gnawing hunger pangs. April Fool! over and move to one end of grill. Add bread slice and Veal limone waist to sweat off inches in days. Melted butler and paprika make an excellent 2 tablespoons peanut oil In the Journal of the American There were devices you plugged in browning agent for poultry. Worcestershire sauce, cut-out center to grill, buttered side down. Microwave 2 tablespoons butter Medical Association, Dr. Philip L. that quietly stimulated your mus­ soy or teriyaki sauce can also be used as browning on high for 1 minute. ■A cup flour White, the organization's director cles and used up calories. April agents for meats or poultry. Turn bread pieces over. Break an egg into the 1 teaspoon salt PINEAPPLE SAUCE of foods and nutrition, notes: "A Fool! center of the bread slice in the cut-out portion. >A teaspoon pepper 1 can (8>A-ounce) crushed pineapple, drained; final example of strange things THE THIRD METHOD for browning is the use of a Microwave for2 to2>A minutes on high, or until the egg 1 pound boneless veal, thinly sliced Then there are pills and medi­ reserve liquid people do in the interest of thinness microwave browning grill. Browning grills come in is of desired doneness. Serves 1 person. 1 tablespoon flour cines. In the 1920s you rubbed a 2 tablespoons soy sauce is body-wrapping. various sizes to fit different-size microwaves. Several Note; two eggs and toast slices can be cooked by 1 tablespoon lemon juice cream on your skin. The cream 2 tablespoons cornstarch "The client is smeared with different types are available in local stores. Browning placing partially-cooked bacon atop egg and toast ■A cup mushrooms harmlessly dissolved the fat Preheat browning casserole dish for 6 minutes on ‘special creams' and then wrapped grills are made from a ceramic material with a metal square. Increase time for cooking eggs by about one ■A cup water below, said the ads, "leaving the high; add oil. Add chicken immediately, stirring to in plastic. So long as sweating is oxide under the glaze on the bottom side of the grill or minute. >A teaspoon beef bouillon figure slim and properly rounded, prevent sticking. Add other ingredients, except not too profuse or body tempera­ casserole. The microwave energy is attracted to the Combine flour, salt and pepper. Set aside. Pound giving the lithe grace to the body mushrooms^ Toss until sizzling stops. Cover and ture does not rise alarmingly, metal which becomes very hot. Browning grills reach veal to >A-inch thick. Roll in flour mixture. Preheat every man and woman desires." Hamburger and fries lunch microwave on high for 10 minutes; stir midway there probably is as little harm (to a temperature of 500 to 600 degrees F. browning casserole by microwaving on high for 5 ■A pound ground beef through cooking time. healthy people) as there is benefit In the 1940s it was dried seaweed. When foods are placed on the hot surface of the minutes. Add 2 tablespoons butter. Stir. Add veal. Salt and pepper Sauce; combine reserved pineapple juice, soy from this practice. It does, how­ Then came spot-reducing vibra­ grills, browning occurs. Browning grills must be Cover. Microwave 4 minutes on high. 1 onion slice, cut >A-inch thick sauce and cornstarch in a 1-cup measure. Add ever, serve to illustrate the lengths tors and electric bells. pre-heated. The amount of time required for Push veal to one side. Add flour, lemon juice, 1 cup frozen French fries pineapple and mushrooms to chicken mixture; stir. to which people will go to avoid In the 1950s doctors pushed pre-heating is determined by the type of food to be mushrooms, water and bouillon. Stir well. Microwave 1 hamburger bun, split and buttered Pour in pineapple sauce mixture. Cover- and proper dieting and exercise.” prescription drugs that cut back browned. on high for 2 to 3 minutes. Makes 4 servings. microwave on high for 3 minutes. April Fool! appetite. Just cut out the coupons and you’ll save on one Hunting mousse at the Depot ^ ’^wGRAND RE-OPENING^l'^ / of our great new breakfast biscuits. There are three About a dozen members of the Second Congrega­ GRAND OPENING tional Church of Coventry have formed a group called SALE different biscuits to choose from. A sausage biscuit, the Out to Lunch Bunch. The group tries a new Finding restaurant on the first and third Wednesday of each SALE of an egg and sausage biscuit and a bacon, egg and cheese month. Today’s Come Visit Our Newly Remodeled Laundry "Our new minister, Rev. David Jarvis, is really full the biscuit. And each biscuit is baked fresh daily riglit on of fun,” explained Marjorie Glenney of Stage Road in Special REG. SALE the premises. So come and get ’em. It’s a great way to Coventry. "H e got this going, and now we all go out. right service Top Load Washer JJ-recT SOS Some people are retired, but not all. Sometimes if Nancy Pappas movies someone can just get away from work for lunch, they 20 Lb. Double Loader y<6 MA ti|n4A running. The boiling water will "cook" the yolks. name, addresss and a phone number where you can be When final yolk has been incorporated, turn off the reached during the day. (Phone numbers will not be I ★ PLUS ★ I machine. BURR CORNER SALE ENDS APRIL 26th published.) Please concentrate on restaurants in the 643-2711 11 (CALDOR) SHOPPING PLAZA Beat egg whites until they are moderately stiff. Manchester area. Address inquiries to Today's 1139 Tollind Tnpk., Manchasttr OPEN 6:30 AM . . . 7 DAYSAWEEK . . . CLOSE 9:00 PM Since this takes a few minutes, it allows the chocolate FREE Special, Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manches­ 6 4 a . e 4 4 B time to cool. Fold the whites into the chocolate ter, 06040. V..... i t " " ' ■ MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. April 10, 1985 - 17 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. April 10. 1985 Slick roads get safer Advice About Town Computerized brakes change driving Druggist speaks to chapter Gamma Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa will meet A split in religious belief Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at First Federal Savings B By GIno Del Guercio each wheel that measures how last the Loan Association, 344 W. Middle Turnpike. After the United Press International wheel is spinning. Some other vepions business meeting, Stephen Aucoinc, chief pharmacist carry only three sensors, two in the of Arthur Drug Store, Hartford, will .speak. His topic FOXBORO, Mass. — You’re driving front and one in the rear. will be: "The Neighborhood Ptiarnuu y and the Use causes family to splinter Those sensors provide the only input along during a rain storm when a dog and Effect of Drugs in Our Daily Lives." suddenly jumps out in front of the car. into the braking systems' computer, yet Hostess for the evening will be Jill Gclinas and 'em) friend no doubt meant to they indicated such complicated condi­ DEAR ABBY: Our only daugh­ You hit the brakes and they lock, Mary Keenan. ter, ‘ 'Sally,” lives in a beautiful console me when she said, "W ell, sending the car into an uncontrollable tions as when the brakes are about to you didn't have too much in the home 400 miles from us, but her sp in . lock and the slipperiness of the road husband, "Joe,” has forbidden us Dear first place! ” Such frightening situations will be­ surface under each wheel. Writer’s club to meet My husband of 21 years with­ They do this by measuring the to visit her in their home. came less frequent as automobile The Wit and Wisdom Writer's Club will meet Abby drew from me physically, saying, manufacturers begin putting compu­ acceleration and deceleration of the I finally wrote Joe a long letter "You just have to understand; I've wheel’s spin. When wheels are about to Saturday at 2 p.m. at Whiton Memorial Library. addressed to his office (he's a terized brake systems into their cars. North Main Street. Original poems and prose will be Abigail lost my desire." The new systems, called anti-lock lock they slow down faster than normal. successful surgeon), telling him Her head is screwed up. The car senses this and pumps the read and discussed. Refreshments will bo served. The Van Buren biaking systems or ABS, pump the public is invited to bring and read original poems. that I thought we were entitled to His head is screwed up. brakes to prevent locking. come for a visit. He returned the brakes .of each wheel independently just My head is on straight. And so is before they are about to lock. The As the braking system takes pressure tetter on which he had scribbled, my prosthesis. I feel. I hurt. 1 care. off the brakes the wheels speed up as "T ell it to Dear Abby,” so that's pumping action keeps the car from Actor’s Attic has try-outs rights? I love. I forget. I cry. skidding, thus retaining steerability they begin to grip the road. The what I'm doing. A WHOLE WOMAN CUT OFF IN and stopping the car in a shorter slipperier the surface the slower the HARTFORD — The Actor’s Attic will hold au(litions My husband is a Christian VIRGINIA distance. wheels accelerate. for two one-act plays at 7 p.m. April 18 and April '22 at DEAR WOMAN: "Man's inhu­ church minister — Disciples of While the anti-locking system is J P ’s Restaurant, 15 Asylum St. Five men and one DEAR CUT OFF: There is a manity to man makes countless Christ — so we sent Sally to a good working, the brake pedal flutters and a THE SYSTEM ALSO UNDER­ woman are needed for the plays, "Line, " by Israel Bible college, hoping she would right that outranks grandparents' thousands mourn." (Robert STANDS special situations. Horovitz and "M r. Happiness ” by David Mamet. rights — it's the constitutional small light appears on the dashboard. marry a fine ministerial student. Burns) For instance, if one side of the car was For more information, call 724-5805. right under the First Amendment Although expert drivers have been Instead she met Joe, an Episcopal­ pumping their brakes for years to on a slippery surface and the other on a ian. They fell in love, and he won that grants every citizen freedom dry surface, the car would spin The of religion. That means the right to DEAR ABBY: Set me straight. prevent skids, the computerized system Test children’s eyes, ears her over to his church. They were can pump five times faster and pumps wheels on the dry side would brake secretly married after graduation worship (or not worship) accord­ Since when is it all right for a harder while the wheels on the slippery COLUMBIA — Community Health Care Services on female guest to wear black to a all four brakes independently, depend­ and we ceased all communication ing to one's own conscience. Your side would brake less. Route 6 will give vision and hearing tests for children daughter, an Episcopalian, bap­ wedding? I know that black is "in ” ing on the slipperiness of the surface with Sally for several years. Last Herald photo by Tarquinlo The driver could compensate by 3'-7 to 5 years old from area towns, including Andover tized her child in accordance with now, but where I come from, it beneath each tire. year she let us know we were steering the car in a straight line. But and Coventry, on Thursday from 9:30 to 11 a.m. grandparents. the rules of that church, so for you simply isn't worn to a wedding. the rear wheels would still pull toward Appointments are necessary. For more information to accuse her of condemning her At a recent evening wedding I SO FAR THREE CAR MANUFAC­ Variety Is spice of show the slippery surface, making the car and appointments, call 228-9428. Abby, they had our grandson child to hell because your religion couldn't believe the black outfits — TURERS — BMW, Mercedes-Benz and christened in the Episcopalian Ford — have announced they will be fishtail. differs from hers is an insult. Until even the soloist wore black! Lots of Buckley School students, from left, Thursday at 6:30 p,m. at the school. To prevent fishtailing in this situa­ church, and we know from the equipping some of their new cars with you respect your daughter's right white numbers, too, which I Bobby Mercier, Koren Odierna and Proceeds will benefit the Statue of tion, the brakes have been designed to UNICO holds spring dance Scriptures that alt must be bap­ to religious freedom, forget about always thought should not be worn the ABS system. The BMW system adds tized by immersion to be saved, so Jenny Cion rehearse for the school’s Liberty restoration fund. approximately $1,000 to the price of a act independently onitrie front wheels Tom Fiorentino, a local your "rights" as a grandparent. to a wedding. and dependently on the rear wheels. In my husband told them they had You have none. Did I miss an issue of Vogue? third annual variety show set for car. attorney, and Joseph Ha- condemned our grandchild to hell. BMW recently introduced its braking other words, each rear brake does what Tell me true, Abby. the brake on the wheel in front of it does.* chey, a commercial loan After that they broke off all DEAR ABBY: Because I have BEMUSED IN BUFFALO system to the American public by officer with Heritage Sav­ communication with us. staging a demonstration at a football The system sacrifices shorter braking had a mastectomy, I am all too ings B Loan Association, stadium in Foxboro, Mass. After a brief distance for much better stability, In your column you have said familiar with the comments of DEAR BEMUSED: For women, Forster, tired of bit parts, BMW introduced its system to are co-chairmen of the insensitive people concerning colors are preferred over black explanation, a dozen journalists were that grandparents have the right to Europe back in 1978. So far it has sold UNICO spring dance, see their grandchildren. How do breasts. and white, but neither is forbidden allowed to

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MA O make some money by selling pizzas made Planned Parenthood assuming she Stone of the Connecticut Civil statistics show first trimester Babbot said if no funds are (41J Reporter 41 Hartford. CT ‘T m S8 and I can see history Planned Parenthood wants to WEDH « from her mother s secret recipe (R) had a problem with an intrauterine Liberties Union Foundation, which abortions are 10 times safer than $7) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour WVIT Hartford. CT « repeating itself,” said Dr. Joan make permanent a 1981 temporary available for medically necessary (24) Frontline (CC) Crisis in Central Amer device because of cramps and represents the plaintiffs, that each carrying a pregnancy to ternri. $ i) Good Times WSBK Boston, MA « Griggs Babbott, executive director restraining order issued by the abortions, the policy would have WQQB Springfiald. MA o ica Castro s Challenge ‘ Second of 4 LEVY'S LAW 'by James Schumeiiter heavy bleeding. year Planned Parenthood counsels [CNN] Prog Confd parts The roots of the Cuban Revolution in of Planned Parenthood of trial judge, Robert I. Berdon, She said they showed one death the effect of singling out poor WXTV Paterson. NJ ft® An examination disclosed the 45.000 people in reproductive women for discriminalory treat­ [DISI Newl Animal World .WQBY Springfiald. MA f7 l 1959 are explored (60 min ) FAIEV60PN;OTHE:E. Connecticut. which for the past four years has per 100,000 in first trimester with 10 lUD was not correctly in place, the matters. . ment, a violation of tlic stale [ESPN] Fishin' Hole WTIC Hartford, CT f ® ^•t) Muy Especial: Grupo Mocedades NOT 5UEP THC forced the state to pay for deaths per 100,000 in full-term Cable Nawa Ntwrk Ic n n I The organization is involved in CNN §7) Frontline (CC) Crisis in Central Am er­ 1E6 WIUU AUUOW Babbott testified Tuesday in medically necessary abortions. woman was 9 weeks pregnant, pregnancices. The risk rose to 30 to constitution. [M AX] MOVIE: 'Smokey and the DISNEY Dianay Chennai iD It) 3.000 first trimester abortions at its Bandit III' A sheriff is challenged to a ica Revolution in Nicaragua ' Third of 4 yOUB TBAV^U Superior Court that she spent eight The sl.-ile argues in the class alcoholic, and takinp a Hr-.- •L-t ESPN Sports Network parts The U S involvement in the Nicara PE:pucrioN6 cross country race by two wily brothers iH a ol HBO Homo Box Office guan Revolution is examined (60 min ) Jackie Gleason, Paul W illiams, Pat M cCor­ CINEMAX Cintmax iM AXi mick 1983 Rated PG TMC Movie Chanrwl iTMCl [C N N ] Freentan Reports [TMC] MOVIE: 'Where the Lillies USA USA Network tU tA l [D IS ] MOVIE; Running Brave' An Bloom' Four resourceful orphans decide to American Indian works to compete in the Seatbelt stay together as a family in this heart 1964 Olympics as a runner Robby Ben warming story of courage Julio Gholson, son, Pat Hingle, Claudia Cron 1983 Rated Moffett Jan Smithors, Tom Spratley 1974 Rated [M A X ] Mad as Hell PG G [U S A ] Dragnet (ESPN ) Super Bouts of the 8 0 ’s Sugar measure [USA] Cartoon Express Ray Leonard vs Roberto Duran (Montreal. 8:00 PM (3D Double Dare June, 1980) (60 mm ) 6 : 3 0 PM ® (pi) One Day at a Time (PREMIERE) A master cat burglar and his attacks (.ii) Barney Miller ex-convict sidekick help out the San Fran­ 9:30 PM (2t) ®0) Sara Sara finds her self attracted to a man she meets at a bar (2b) H ogan's Heroes cisco police department (60 mm ) until he stands up advances (3D PM Magazine ALLEY OOP '-'by D « v Qraua ^2) NBC News [H BO ] Coming Attractions (3D (4b) ^(tli Guy (CC) Colt and a group of Y'BETTER GET YOUR AX ^4) Nightly Business Report THIS FIACE IS WEIRP, S m E TOO.TOKO, ...Y SE E , WELL,NOW, LOOKS LIKE O’Neill By Mark A. Dupuis stuntwomen come to Howie's aid when he [M A X ] Richard Belzer Show SOMEBODY'S HEAPIN' IT'S ANOTHER ONE Jeffersons MR.CX3P! I SURE WJSF ) BUT GETTIN' THERES THIS United Press International IS held for ransom by a murderous drug 10:00 PM (3D N ew s 1 WAS BACK IN MOO.' / THERE MAY O L P <3UY I TRUMBULL (UPl) - Demo­ (4b) ABC N e w s |CC) dealer (60 mm ) TAKE A WHILE ' KNOW CALLED (3) (40) Arthur Hailey's Hotel (CC) Julie (4ll Noticiero SIN (S ) MOVIE: 'Pearl ’ Part 2 DOCTOR crat Toby Moffett, mulling a run HARTFORD — A bill to require becomes involved in a romantic triangle WONMUG, a n ;,. for his party's 1986 gubernatorial [CNN] Showbiz Today (23) MOVIE: 'None But the Brave' A pla (60 min ) most motorists and passengers to nomination, launched his strong­ [DIS] EPCOT Magazine toon of Marinos crash on an island occu­ (3D CNN Headline News wear seat bells or face fines that pied by a small band of Japanese soldiers est attack to date on Democratic [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook Frank Sinatra, Clint Walker, Tommy (11) Independent News could be set up to $99 has won ¥ Gov. William A. O’Neill. approval from the Legislature s 7:00 PM C^) CBS News Sands 1965 (20) Wild. Wild West Moffett, a former congressman Transportation Committee. (J) (38) M *A*S-H (2£I d b l H ighw ay to Heaven (CC) Mark (22 (30) St. Elsewhere First of 2 parts A who failed in a bid for the U.S. decides to settle down when he falls m strong-willed mother superior demands The committee voted 23-5 Tues­ (33 ABC News (CC) love with an actress (R) (60 mm ) that the plug be pulled on a comatose nun Senate in 1982, attacked O’Neill in day to approve the bill and send it (3D News 124) (57) Natiortal Geographic Special (R) (60 min ) calling for "dramatic reform" in to the House, despite strong (11) Jeffersons (CC) 'Miraculous Machines ' The compu­ (2^ Seasons of a Navajo The cultural tra­ the way the state finances guber­ objections from Rep. Christine M. ters and robots that are fuelmi) the technol­ ditions, values and beliefs of the Navajo m db) Barney Miller natorial campaigns. ogical revolution are examinjd (60 min ) are examined (60 min ) Niedermeier, D-Fairfield, who Wheel of Fortune Moffett said O’Neill indicated on NHL Hockey Stanley Cup Play-Offs: chaired a subcommittee that stu­ MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour ( ^ Odd Couple Teams To Be Anrtounced Connecticut Public Television died mandatory seat belt bills. ^1) Dancin' Days THE BORN LOSER ' by AM Sontom Monday night that nothing can be (30) Family Feud d l) Novels: Tu o Nadie The bill, versions of which were (§7) Frontline (CC) Crisis m Central Am er­ done in the area of campaign d l) Marisela ®1) MOVIE: 'The King of Comedy' Tele­ ica Battle for El Salvador ' Conclusion The backed by coalitions including Nightly Business Report vision IS no laughing m atter for Rupert Pup­ evolution of El Salvador s civil war is reform and public financing of automakers, insurance companies d i) Diff’rent Strokes kin. who stops at nothi’ig for a shot at TV traced, along with the U S policy towards tcggpiiJe gubernatorial campaigns. and doctors, would takeeffect Jan. stardom Robert Do N.ro, Jerry Lewis (C N N ) Moneyline the country (60 min ) "The governor threw up his 1,1986, and require most motorists [C N N ] Prime New^ C O M W f [O r i] MOVIE: 'Hello. Frisco, Hello' A (61) Kojak hands and said 'Too bad folks, and passengers in motor vehicles [ESPN] NFL's Greatest Momerits 1977 MW FLjOR)^ rnai attempts to publicize a grand opera [CNN] Evening News that’s the way the system works,” ’ to wear safety belts. on San Francisco s Barbary Coast Alice World Champion Dallas Cowboys and [E S P N ] PKA Full Contact Karate Moffett said Tuesday in a speech Fave. John Payne, Jack Oakte 1943 1978 World Champion Pittsburgh Steelers For the first month, violators Highlights (60 min ) [H BO ] MOVIE: Forbidden* (CC) Oes prepared for delivery before the would receive warning notices. [ESPN] SportsCenter pite different backgrounds, two people fall [HBO] MOVIE: 'Watership Down A Exchange Club of Trumbull. Beginning in February 1986, viola­ [HBO] Braingames W ord scrambles, in love during W orld W ar II Jacqueline Bis- group ol rabbits leave their warren to set, Jurgen Prochnow, Irene Worth 1985 “ I simply don’t think that's good tions would be considered an number puzzlers and history and mystery search for a better life Animated Voices enough. I think we can be more games are all hero to tease your brain [m a x ] MOVIE. ‘Romancing the Stone' infraction, which carries a fine of of John Hurt, Richard Briers, Zero Mosiel creative than that," Moffett [USA] Radio 1990 1978 Rated PG A writer of romance fiction lives one of her FORMER CONGRESSMAN TOBY MOFFETT up to $99. plots wheri she goes into the jungle to res­ added. “ The costs of the current UPI pho to [MAX] MOVIE: 'Repo Man’ A punk Sen. Michael L. Morano, R- 7:30 PM (3D PM Magazine cue her sister Michael Douglas. Kathleen system of contamination are . . . sees need for election finance changes rocker, desperate for money, takes a job Turner, Danny DeVito 1984 Rated PG Greenwich. the committee’s co- (3D (^D All In the Family w ith a car repossessor Emilio Estevez enormous." chairman, said the bill may be [TMC] MOVIE; 'Romancing the Stone' ence ol contributions in the award "State party fundraising events One of a kind (3D Wheel of Fortune Harry Dean Stanton. Susan Barnes 1984 Moffett charged that guberna­ (CC) A writer of romance fiction lives one should not look like road builder amended in the House and Senate Rated R FRANK AND ERNEST ' by Bob T h e y of state contracts, Moffett struck (3D NBA Basketball: NY Knicks at of her plots when she goes into the jungle torial campaigns are now financed iT M C l MOVIE: The Young Warriors' conventions and competent, pro­ to set a specific fine. He said he Dr Leonard Charnley of South Dartmouth, Mass., shows Atlanta to rescue her sister Michael Douglas, heavily with contributions from on a campaign theme that has been An angry young man forms a vigilante fessional architectural and engi­ personally favors a $25 fine. Kathleen Turner, Danny DeVito 1984 i * pursued for several years by ott his “unsinkable” boat. It can’t sink under any Qt) Independent News group to avenge the death of his teenage contractors and implied that the Niedermeier charged that the Rated PG Republicans. neering and other firms should not (2t) M'A*S-H sister Richard Roundtree, Ernest Borg- Y o L f T o y v w ^ o t e system in turn invites favoritism in version of the bill approved by the conditions and have tests have proven this to be true, he nine. Lynda Day George Rated R RUSSMN The GOP, both in its unsuccess­ have to be bludgeoned into contri­ db) Entertainment Tonight 1 0:30 PM (3D New Wildomess the award of state contracts. committee was written in January says. It boasts a three compartment air filles device ful 1982 gubernatorial campaign buting to campaigns in order to get ( ^ Barney Miller [USA] Gong S how (1^ News "The costs of the current system by a lobbyist and didn’t reflect the LITERATURE against O’Neill and last year's on somebody's list of favorites,” around the top edge ot the boat. db) People's Court (55) Dick Van Dyke of contamination are enormous," work by committee members 8:30 PM (3D Carol Burnett successful legislative campaigns, Moffett said. (|^ Wild World of Animals ® 24 Horas CLASS L PO NT f=NOtV Ip he said. “ They can be found in [OIS] Mousterpiece Theater repeatedly raised allegations that Moffett said the state should since then. dD One Day at a Time [D IS l Short Feature corruption, in the perpetuation of a Rep. Anthony J. Nania, R-North [USA] NHL Hockey: Detroit or 1 0:4-5 PM contracts were awarded in ex­ consider public financing of guber­ [CNN] C rossfire system which favors the few, Canaan, however, said the bill was Panel wants salary hike Minnesota at St. Louis Coverage of the 1 1 :00 PM OD (D (23) (30) (#0) News HE evE/s Gor change for c a m p a i g n natorial campaigns with tough [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour Divisional Semi-Finals Game t is pre­ which features a rich get richer written so it could be sent directly (3D Taxi contributions. rules on which candidates can HARTFORD (U PI) - A state present it to the coitimission [HBO] Fraggle Rock sented (3 hrs ) A m approach to state contracts." to the House and would not have to (3D Phil Silvers Moffett, however, said both the qualify for funds. commission next week will con­ Monday. The speech marked Moffett's go first to other committees where GD Odd Couple Democratic and Republican par­ “ I'm not talking about an sider an’'$18,500 minimum teacher The proposal also would encour­ strongest attack to date on O’Neill, it would likely be killed. (20) Twilight Zone ties "are guilty of a gross overre- unlimited pot of money, but I am salary by 1986-87,33 percent above age school districts to raise all who is planning to seek re-election talking about enough to insure that Niedermeier disagreed with the (2$ Dr. Who liance on campaign contributions the current average starting pay teacher salaries. next year. Moffett has said he is strategy. "Our goal should be to from people who do business with we substantially decrease the The plan would be financed by an (@ M *A*S-H considering a challenge to O'Neill come up with comprehensive for state teachers. the state or hope to do business current contamination,” Moffett A subcommittee of the Gover­ estimated $129 million a year in '■ 'i i Ten O'clock News for the Democratic nomination. legislation that addresses this DOUBLE DARE______with the state." said. nor’s Commission on Equity and extra state money to allow ))oorer H D MOVIE: Escape' An escape artist In hitting on the potential influ- problem and not to skirt various battles an evil mastermind in an attempt to BUT YOU'D BETTER. STAY Excellence in Education Tuesday school districts to raise salaries. It Wealthy San Francisco committees for the sake of political rescue a scientist who possesses a for­ FRIENDS WtTH M E IF YOU worked out the details of a plan for would be phased in over tiiree sophisticate Billy Diamond mula that could destroy the earth Christo­ expediency,” she said. KNCW WHAT.fe GfOOD FDR Yche' Conchita Velasco y Javier ventures, be sure to select associates talents today by attempting things rushed sobbing from the cour­ if the $500 was paid. She said Escnva wisely today. Involvement with the wrong beyond your scope. troom. Diorio faces a possible 10 disciplined her daughter in connec­ seat belts. Cfour James Diorio also was present She also said the bill needed MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour individuat could produce undesirable 8AOITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) A wise years in prison on charges of tion with a school trip, Tyrrell said. ACROSS 56 Odd (Scot.) Answer to Previous Puzzle during the conversation at T yr­ provisions to have the state pro­ [C N N ] Sports Tonight ^Birthday results. approach to business matters today Is to tampering with a witness and "Stansfield had treated my D X B E D be a bit tightlisted. Also, do not expect to cousin very badly and she (Diorio) rell's home. vide' education programs to con­ DOWN C O [E S P N ] SportsCenter CANCER (June 21-July 22) Be willing to bribery. get something lor nothing. wanted to get back at Stansfield. I Tyrrell said she kept silent about vince people to buckle up and to 1 Government 1 R E O Z E [USA] Make Me Laugh April 11.1965 make concessions when dealing with "She wanted me to take the 1 New Testament others today, provided you don’t have to CAPRICORN (Dm ;. 22-Jan. 19) Occa­ thought about it. 1 did it (agreed) the alleged bribe offer, but testi­ exempt people riding in older agent (comp, R O N u R E sionally when we find ourselves In an blame,” Tyrrell said of her aunt book 1 1 :45 PM [M A X ] MOVIE: Tendres Smalt enterprises that you can hcuidle In do something that directly opposes your because I love her very much and I fied under subpoena when con­ vehicles without seat belts from • ^teeze^S&/r?6 E P O N A P Cousins' (Dubbed) A 14-year-okj in love uncertain position, we can bluff our way while wiping tears from her eyes. wd.) ■ your spare time could turn out to be a own best interests. needed the money,” Tyrrell said. fronted by an inspector from the the law. 2 Senator Udall with his older cousin must eliminate his ri­ source of additional income for you in the through. Unfortunately, this ploy won't Tyrrell had pointed at Mary 5 College degree LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Practice sensible Tyrrell, tense and tearful on the chief state attorney’s office. Patrick J. Sullivan, whose lobby­ 3 Anchors val to fulfill his desires Thierry Tevini, Anja year ahead. Put your time to profitble work lor you today. Diorio. “ She was responsible for ORDER NOW (abbr.) Shute, Elisa Cerviers Rated R health habits today so that you won't be stand, said Mary Diorio paid for a “ When the officer came in (he) ing firm wrote the bill as a uses. tempted to overindulge In some manner AOUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Others the incident. She told me she paid 1 R u s mentioned the $500 bribe and I representative of the Traffic 6 Pronoun 1 2 : 0 0 AM (3D Magnum, P.l. or try to push yourself beyond your phys­ cannot be relied upon to solve your to order the pie.” trip to the beauty shop so Tyrrell 4 Dissenting vote ARIES (March 21-April 18) Your chances dilemmas today. Utilize your own would resemble her aunt. “ 1 thought they knew everything. I Safety NOW coalition, said he ---2 03 6510658 --- 12 Hawkeye State O M N s GD Rockford Files ical limitations. Diorio also is charged with are favorable for getting what you go resourcefulness to extricate yourself needed to look almost identical to could not lie.■■ Tyrrell said. wasn’t offended by Niedermeier’s 5 Chin shields (3D Saturday Night Live VIRGO (Aug. 23-8apt. 22) If you are breach of the the peace for ROUTE 185/ at THE Base Of THE SIMSBURY MOUNTAIN 13 Charged atom after today, but be certain that what you from tight corners. my aunt. I had to have my hair Bums rejected defense motions comments critical of the source of 6 12 inches (H ) Star Trek acquire is what's needed to actually offered something today from a person PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Subdue allegedly hiring Robert Fuller, 14 Ballot frosted," Tyrrell said. to exclude Tyrrell’s testimony. the bill. 7 Handle (Fr.) C O N E R (2$ MOVIE; 'PtMme Call From a make you happy Looking for romance? you know from experience Isn't overly temptations today to spend funds that who performs as 'Tickles, to toss a 15 Playing card ■ Stronger' The lone survivor of a plane The Matchmaker set can help you in your fond of you. examine the parcel carefully you know you shouldn't to get something 8 New Deal O D 1 R A 16 Cattle genus crash takes it upon himself to call relatives search. To get yours, mail $2 to Astro- to see If any strings are attached. you think you should have |ust because a project (abbr.) R E T c D 1 of the crash victims Gary Merrill. Shelley Graph. Box 489. Radio City Station. New LIBRA (8 ^ 1 . 23-Oct. 23) The results friend has one. 17 Box for alms Winters, Bette Davis. 1952 aren't likely to work out too well today II Doc goes home 9 Having antlers M A Y K A N York. NY 10019. 16 Swiss canton i l (3) MOVIE: 'Th* Worid Of Abbott And TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You might you try to make companions over In your WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - A 10 Needs Costello' Highlights from eighteen of the Spring Sales 19 Colorado park have to contend with a someone who will own Image. Appreciate others lor what cardiologist suspected of blud­ 27 Ogled 40 The planet most popular Abbott and Costello comedy they have to otter. Smoker's nightmare: locked (or scratching films are narrated by Jack E Leonard. try to block your efforts with unsavory geoning his wife to death has been 21 Hockey league 28 Plyspeck earth SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You are not eternity In a roomfol of non-smokers 1965 tactics today. If you're on guard, he'll released from a psychiatric hospi­ (abbr.) 11 Sea lions 33 Head bones 43 Parts of the have no effect. expected to be an expert in all areas, so — and you’re on your last cigarette. Family Feud DIET 34 Venetian body tal but still cannot visit with his f t ' 22 Greek letter 19 Not latest painter 44 Extinct wild ox [CNN] Newsnight n«ka children. 20 Draws Forenza Shaker Knit re g . »38»« $ 1 2 ® ® 24 Leg joints [ESPN] Sports Focus- Julius Ervirvg Assistent State’s Attorney Her­ 36 One who lifts 45 Green plum • L;ouon aweaier vesi wiui ueen 26 Allowance 23 Charted 37 Dessert pastry 48 Nautical rope [H B O ] MOVIE: This is Spinal Tap' A bert Appleton said Dr. Russell F. CENTER 38 Room SO Couple popular ‘60 s rock band finds the gomg Bridge 28 Sows 25 Spruce up M anfr^l, 32, was released Mon­ Our Own Lined rough in the 1980's Rob Reirter, Harry day afternoon from John Dempsey Shearer. Christopher Guest. 1984 Rated 29 Thickness Hospital at the University of R West has overcalled in diamonds and reg. »40“‘> $19®^ 1 30 School organiza­ Connecticut Health Center in Linen Slacks [TMCl MOVIE: 'MisurKtarstood' A NORTH A two-pronged shown at least three cards In the ‘The Natural Way To Lose Weighf tion (abbr.) man's obsession with his business blirnfs Farmington. de suit, the likelihood of club him to his family obligations. Gene Hack- ♦ KQ72 He returned to his West Hartford 31 Shoofly — attack rtness is strong. Just in case West man. Susan Anspach, Henry Thomas Y76SS home where police claim he reg..38».-.44«?24-*29»9 32 Eight (pref.) Rated PG. ♦ AS rhas a singleton club honor or the nine, THIS IS THE LAST Calvin Klein Jeans I bludgeoned Catherine B. Manfredi 33 Spirited horse [U S A ] Prisoner of Cell Block H 4 K 10 4 By James Jacoby the king of clubs should be played 3 Styles To Choose From Today's three no-trump contract first from dummy. If an honor to death. WEIGHT-LOSS PROGRAM 35 Soothing word WEST EAST The former Hartford Hospital 1 2 : 1 5 AM [D IS ] Water Birds could easily be lost through careless appears from West, declarer can play ♦ A 10 84 4 9 6 physician underwent voluntary YOU’LL EVER NEED! N e w S p rin g 38 Slides V J8 V 010 9 2 play. South won the queen of dia­ the club 10, letting it ride unless Elast 1 2 :3 0 AM (3D Starsky and Hutch psychiatric treatment as a condi­ 39 Pass a law ♦ K 10 9754 4032 monds and led a spade toward covers it with an honor. This play Kung Fu tion for his release from prison on reg. ^29®® 1 41 Place ♦ J ♦ Q95S dummy's K-Q. When dummy’s king assures only one club loser. If no slg- Blazers ® Late Night with David Letterman T o­ $150,000 bond March 16. n o s h o t s * n o d r u g s * n o c o n t r a c t s night's guest is comedian Richard Lewis SOUTH held, South played a heart to his ace nificant card shows up on the king, 42 Punks He also received a court-ordered (60 min.) 4J53 and played another spade. West declarer can still play another club. If NO PREPACKAGED FOODS All JANE COLBY 1/3 to 1 /2 O F F I 46 Island (Fr.) psychiatric examination last week Rituals VAK4 played the eight and dummy won the both defenders follow. South can then original orices 1 at the request ol prosecutors, who Lose 17-25 Lbs. In Just 6 Weeks 47 Got off [E S P N ] Mazda SportsLook ♦ QJ trick once again. Here was the oppor­ give up a club. Finally, If West shows KNIT TOPS anticipate Manfredi’s attorneys 49 Retirement plan [U S A ] Radio 1990 AA8762 tunity for careless play. Should South out originally, declarer can still play play another spade, West would win a spade to see if that suit will divide will file an Insanity defense. (abbr.) 1 2 : 4 5 AM [Dis] d t v Vulnerable: North-South NOW OPEN and knock out the ace of diamonds. 3-S. Police said Catherine Manfredi CALOOR SHOPPINO PLAZA 50 Russian Dealer: South 1:00 AM (3D MOVIE: if Things Were Declarer would eventually have to let This two-edged line of play gives was repeatedly struck on the head Diet Center of Manchester Different' A woman struggles to hold her­ VISA' OPIN MON.-PRI. 10-9 emperor Weil North East Soalk the opponents In with either a heart declarer the best play for three no- with a blunt Instrument in the CALL TODAY FOR A FREE CONSULTATION self and her family together when her hus­ INT couple’s bedroom March 8. Her SAT. 10-6. NOW OPEN 51 Ceramic earth band suffers a nervous breakdown. or a club, and they would run the rest trump. But note well that both bladk IT COULD CHANOF YOUR LIFE 24 34 Pass 3 NT body was thrown out a second story 52 Kind of dog Suzanne Plesliette, Don Murray, Tony Pass Pass Pass of the diamonds to beat the contract. suiU have to be atUcked In the prop­ 113 Main St.. Manchester SUNDAY 12-S Roberts. 1979. Instead, after dummy’s second er way or declarer will go set. window and then driven about 53 Fishpound 646-3100 IX) Nawi spade has held the trick, declarer three blocks away where it was 647-0469 M-F 7am-11 am; 3pm:gEm_ 54 0(d slave Opening lead: ♦ lO found in the family car crashed QD Saint should switch suits and go after clubs. Fairy talea for growtraps: dust- 55 Compass point (C)1985 by NEA Inc ( Q One Step Boyond But correct technique is viUl. Since jacket blurbs on current (Ictioo. into a utility pole, police contend. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. April lo. 1985 - Z1 20 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, April 10, 1985 ^ REAL ESTATE TIME FOR A CHANGE BUSINESS THIS WEEK THESE HOMES WARRANTEED FOR 1 FULL YEAR When parents become dependents Business I have total recall of the incident when I was first have your brothers and sisters who contributed more In Brief called a "middle-age child.” I was standing in the than 10 percent sign the form along with you, attach driveway of our home in exurbia, my arm firmly the form to your tax return and file. Robbins Joins Pioneer Featuring: encircling my mother's waist, waving goodbye to a Your You may acquire a partial interest in your parents' couple who had come by for lunch. My husband had Money's house so you can become jointly liable for the NEW YORK — Pioneer Systems Inc. an­ already gone inside. Qur daughter was (as usual in mortgage and real estate taxes. Reason: If you nounced that Donald G. Robbins has joined the those days) practicing cartwheels on the lawn. 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This could Pioneer Systems is contractor to the U.S. Shocked, I demanded an explanation. When she be worth 20 percent of expenses, up to a maximum of government or subcontractor to other major gave it to me, I agreed. I was in the middle — between be caught between irreconcilable forces." $480 a year. private-sector aerospace companies. Such pro­ my widowed mother, who lived with us every But there are tools and strategies you can use to What about the strategy of directing more income to grams currently include the space shuttle, the y u weekend, and the rest of my small family. I didn't ease the burden. Your individual circumstances will your parents? Here you must have legal help As an General Dynamics Advance Cruise Missile mind; I didn't know what else to do. No one else help you decide what to do — and just recognizing the illustration, you can set up a Clifford Trust, structured Recovery System and the High Altitude Para­ ROSSETTO seemed to care or resent the situation. We all liked and so your parents get the income generated by the chute Penetration System. problem rep'resents a giant step toward a solution. EQUAl HOUSING 11 loved each other. Only Marian had noticed. Tax breaks are crucial. If you, the middle-age child, assets you place in the trust, which must remain for a Alan H. Greenstadt. chairman of the board of OPPORTUNITY But the potential for trouble was there. We were provide more than half your parents' support, you can minimum of 10 years and a day. At the end of that Pioneer, said the new position, together with REALTY fortunate that it didn't erupt into a mess. lake a $1,000 dependency exemption per year, per period, ownership of the assets reverts to you. several other senior staff functions that have With the aging of the American population, more parent. The restrictions: Your parents’ annual gross "A Clifford Trust has gift tax implications for the been defined and staffed in the last year, "are one GREAT FLOOR PLAN GREAT VALUE and more young-middle to middle-age children will be income cannot exceed $1,000 per person, excluding person who sets it up," cautions Laurence Goldstein, reflection of the successful restructuring of FIRST TIME OFFERED! 7 large rooms, 2’^ baths, Pioneer’s resources toward serving the rapidly 6 Room Ranch with fireplace, screened-in porch family room, fireplace, skylight and much more. assisting or supporting their parents — willingly or Social Security. While not considered part of gross specialist in tax planning at Arthur Young in New and an exterior of vinyl New roof and gutters 70 s $120’s WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES! unwillingly. Profound demands will be forced on income, however, Social Security is counted as part of York. "Discuss the trust with your lawyer.” growing tactical and logistics supply segment of WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES! families caught between helping elderly parents and the money spent on support. Another trust — a spousal remainder trust — is the defense and aerospace markets ' supporting growing children. And for millions of If you share support of your parents wth your funded by one spouse, with the legal title to the BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO, INC. families, the toll can be overwhelming. brothers and sisters and none of you meets the 50 principal passing to the other spouse at the end of the Companies salute secretaries REALTORS "The reality is that most families cannot afford to percent support test, one of you can still claim this trust period. "This gets around the 10-year-and-a-day do both,” observes Charles L«fkowitz, president of exemption if your combined support exceeds 50 rule,” Goldstein notes, "because the property doesn’t Eastern Business Machines, in conjunction 189 WEST CENTER STREET Financial Blueprints in Florham Park, N.J., and a percent. Say you’re chosen to get the deduction. Get return to the original owner. Be sure not to use joint with WTIC-FM radio, is sponsoring a "Salute lo (C om tr of McKm ) certified financial planner. "Those in the middle can Form 2120 (called the Multiple Support Declaration). property in it. ” Professional Secretaries” contest for the fifth 6 4 6 -2 4 8 2 consecutive year. This year's grand-prize winner in Hartford will be treated to a vacation for two to St. Thomas, the Governor gives Virgin Islands. Six other professional secretaries THINKING OF BUYING OR SELLING' in the Hartford area will be awarded dinners for O m uo;. Please call G49-4000 two at Carbone's Restaurant. lor a Iree markeling analysis of your h : , neighbors h eat' The contest, open for entries until April 19, is or timed to coincide with Professional Secretaries To see any home on the market toilay celebrations during April. Hartford area secre­ LINDSEY REAL ESTATE 353 Center Street Manchesler CT taries who wish to enter the contest may do so by for utiiity cap putting their name and their company name, address and phone number on a post card and SEABROOK, N.H. (UPI) —Gov. JohnSununugave mailing it lo: Professional Secretaries Contest, 96 a pep talk to workers at the Seabrook nuclear plant, TIC-FM, One Financial Plaza, Hartford, Conn. and also criticized Massachusetts regulators who 06103. issued an order limiting funding for the project. Sununu, an outspoken proponent of the controver­ V im sial plant, spoke to a small group of workers Tuesday Flanagan elected to board and gave his assessment of a ruling last Thursday by the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities. Kim Flanagan, CRNA, has been elected to the The order said four Massachusetts' utilities with a board of trustees of the Connecticut Association Like An Eagle’s Nest ... 26 percent interest in Seabrook could continue of Nurse Anesthetists, an association of more than 270 certified registered nurse anesthetists in investments in the project only if their stockholders — the state. High amid the rocks and tall trees sits this archi­ t not ratepayers — assumed the risks of the financings. Flanagan is chairman of public relations and a tecturally designed residence. Six plus rooms SPRING into SPRING Manchester “\onhfiel<{ Green" $ 7 4 ,9 0 0 The order also said there was a possibility member of the ad hoc committee on chemical each creating its own individual atmosphere. A Exceptionally nice, large 7 room town house, 2V4 baths, 3 bedrooms, rec Seabrook's first reactor would never be completed dependency for CANA. with your own Historical Cheney Home! room, fully carpeted, central A/C plus It offers swimming, tennis, club and that its cost and completion date would likely be A member of the American Association of true gourmet kitchen. 2 '/2 baths, spacious foyer Much restoration completed. Approxima­ house and gardening arealll higher than company predictions. Management Nurse Anesthetists, the New England Assembly with open stairway thats flooded with natural tely 2 acres of lovely grounds with many “SPECIALS OF THE WEEK" expects the reactor to be in service by late 1986 at a of Nurse Anesthetists, and the American Nurses light. The “Great Room” is surrounded by glass fruit trees. Main house has 6 bedrooms ■*$164,900 — 11 room Colonial, 5 BR's, pool, Jacuzzi and morel final price tag of $4.6 billion. Association, Flanagan is employed by Walerbury and 3'/2 baths. Separate apartment also in­ Sununu said the DPU's ruling was based on faulty Anesthesia Associates at St. Mary's Hospital. and a wrap around deck that enables you to ex­ **$129,900 — New 8 room Colonial, 2'/i baths, 4 BR’s, treed loti Waterbury. cluded! Make your appointment today. **$117,500 — Raised Ranch, 9 rooms, possible In-Law Suitel comparisons with other nuclear plants. He added, perience a commanding view of the Hartford "But what do you expect when you have a bunch of $ 3 7 5 ,0 0 0 . **$ 94,900 — Ranch, in-ground pool, garages and 2'/fi acresi lawyers writing decisions." skyline. All this PLUS quality materials, and **$ 65,900 — Ranch, 3 bedrooms, garage, country settingl Later Tuesday, in Concord, Sununu said he believed Failure Index shows rise over 1 acre of land on Wyneding Hill Road — **$ 61,900 — Starter/Retirement 4+ rooms, nice location! Seabrook I could be built even if the Massachusetts NEW YORK — The Dun & Bradstreel Business STRANO REAL ESTATE **$ 74,900 — Ranch. 6 rooms, 3 BR's, 2 baths, full basement! You've soared to the top...enjoy it. Offered at 156 E. CENTER ST.. M-YNCHESTER. CT. Supreme Judicial Court upholds the order. The four Failure Index rose 0.1 points to 94.9 in the week $175,000 utilities affected by the order are appealing. ended March 22. CALL TODAY - 647-SO L D ® Put Number 1 lo work for you.’ "I don't think Seabrook is dead, even if the appeals The current Failure Index indicates that the Feature of the Week Paid by the Mancheiter Herald court goes the wrong way,” Sununu said. "There are level of failures in the latest week is more than other avenues." five percent below the average level of weekly U P I photo failures in the base month for the index, October THANKS TO ALL OUR LOYAL CUSTOMERS 243 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER A special trade Public Service Co. of New Hampshire, Seabrook's 1983. 643-1591 lead owner with a 35.6 percent share, faces the The year-to-date Business Failure Index An aircraft windshield, with clamps plant in Huntsville, Ala. The clamps hold prospect of a similar funding dilemma. The state increased 0.9 points to 84.7. Our Business Has Taken Off Overnight!! Public Utilities Commission is considering the The weekly Business Discontinuance Index D .W .F ISH • > i i ‘i^cSrncVs VERNON CIRCLE • VERNON along its edges, is transported by the windshield and frame tightly while utility's request to go forward with a $525 million w e’ve built our reputation on honesty, truth and fairness, , f T ^ T t I I A Jl .uhI ( ».»r' lr*ns increased 0.6 points to 134.0. The year-to-date 871-1400 finisher Doyce McGraw during produc­ the adhesives cure. financing to allow the company to complete its share Discontinuance Index rose 1.3 points to 120.1. And we will build our new company on the same. tion at PPG Industries' aircraft products of Seabrook. A decision is expected this month.

Real Estate CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Don Jackson Rose Viola Jackson Manchester Reduced! $ 8 0 ,9 0 0 Manchester Excellent Starter! $ 7 5 ,9 0 0 168 Main St.. Manchester Colonial with 4 bedrooms at the right price! Features in­ Reasonably priced Cape with open kitchen featuring (heading North on Main St., across from Brown's Flowers) clude; Dining room, tamily room, master bedroom with parquet oak floors, knotty pine cabinets and an oak Notices lots of closet space and built-ins. attached garage and a breakfast bar. Spacious dining room, tamily room, I ANNOUNCEMENTS HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED IHELPWARTEO HELP WANTED 647-8400 646-8646 lovely Florida room overlooking a wooded backyard open staircase and extra Insullatlon. An excellent star­ I with a brooki ter, so call todayl EMERGENCY? In Man­ EXCELLENT INCOME OFFICE PERSON - Im­ RN, LPN - Crestfield BED MAKER -8:30am to chester, dial 911 for tire, mediate opening for full Convalescent Home In 12:30pm, 5 da vs per week. LOST AND FOUND for part time home as­ I police, medical help. sembly work. For Info, time employment with Manchester has two posi­ Light duties In our 45 bed, call 504-641-8003, Ext. small manufacturing tions available two week HAIR STYLIST - We've FINE RETAIL JE­ immaculate nursing unit. LOST - Gold chain with 8201. company. Variety ot re­ nights, 11 - 7am. In addi­ got the customers, we WELRY ESTABLISH­ Excellent working condi­ charm holder and Employment sponsibilities consisting tion, on coll time is need you now! Expe­ MENT otters great op­ tions. Please call - Mrs. charms. Reward. Tele­ P.I.P. OF MANCHES­ of: Typing, clerical, freauently available. rience preferred, no fol­ portunity to sell jewelry. Launi, Director of phone 649-3608. TER Is looking for full or bookkeeping, etc. Knowl­ Crestfield Is a 155 bed, lowing necessary. Call Strong retail experience Nurses, between 9am to & Education part time bindery and edge of A/R and A/P S.N.F./I.C.F. Facility lo­ 643-8339, ask for preferred. Good oppor­ 5pm, 646-0129. Manches­ counter help. Typing ex­ helpful. Salary commen­ cated In o rural residen­ manager. tunity to learn and ad­ te r Manor Nursing perience helpful. Only surate with experience. tial area. Please call Mrs. vance. Excellent benefit Home, 385 West Center hard working, engergetic Call between 9:30am and J. Brownstein, D.N.S., NURSES AIDES - Crest- package. Apply in per­ Street, Manchester. Manchester Denirable Area $ 1 0 4 ,9 0 0 son: Michael's Jewelers, .creative! Manchester Forett Hill» $ 1 0 7 ,9 0 0 Large, Ansaldl-bullt Colonial In Ansaldl heights area. IHELP WANTED people should apply. 4:00pm Monday - Friday, Monday thru Friday be­ field Convalescent U&R built Contemporary with vaulted ceilings, floor to PERSONALS A Palace Built for Horses! Design a new future at your new address. Ideal for small First floor family room, spacious ilreplaced living room, Apply In person P.I.P., 203-522-1957. tween 9 and 3pm, at Home/Fenwood Manor 958 Main Street, Man­ SHIPPING 8. RECEIV­ celling fireplace, spacious master bedroom with private This 3(r (>(V Barn comes with 7 acres and a rambling 8 businesses. \ room apt. too! Alum, siding, separate utili­ screened porch off tamily room. 2-car garage allln very 391 Center Street, ask for 643-5151. Is now accepting applica­ chester, CT. EDE. ING CLERK - Full time, room Ranch. Many possibilities for workshop, office, sta* bath, large family room. Nicely landscaped grounds In Reassure that special HANDWORK/SEWING - tions for our Nurses Aide 7:15am to 4pm. Apply In ties. Doctors, lawyers, insurance office, etc. Offered at extremely desirable neighborhood. desirable area. Call today on this wonderful home that's Larry. hie. etc... Offered at $144,500. Call for further details. 184.500.______sure to go quicklyl someone of your love bv Glastonbury toy factory EASY ASSEMBLY Certification Class. For PART TIM E - Mature person only to: Arthur telling the whole world needs sewing machine WORK! $600.00 per 100. full time positions on the 7 Intelligent person to as­ Drug, 942 Main Street, how much you love them operators and hand fin­ WAITER/WAITRESS - WANTED - Full time Guaranteed Payment. to 3, 3 to 11 and 11 to 7 sist finance manager Manchester. with the Manchester He­ ishers for quality toy line. Days and evenings. Neat, truck driver, appliance No Experlence/No Sales. shifts. Excellent Benefit with billing. Call Jerry La Joyce G. Epstein 349 EAST CENTER ST. fit rald. Coll the classified Full time or part time. clean appearance. Must delivery person. Expe­ Details send self- Package including Marche at Bob Riley NDT GDING TD CDL- MANCHESTER, CT. department today and Some sewing experience be 20 years of age. Coll rience helpful, but not addressed stamped enve­ meals. Please call - Di­ DIdsmobile at 649-1749. LEGE? Earn while you Real Estate yaas. place your personal mes­ necessary. Call The George or Sharon at the necessary. Must have lope; ELAN VITAL-173, rector ot Staff Develop­ learn the optical trade. 647-8895 sage. 643-2711, 8:30om to Velvet Stable, Inc., 659- Horseless Carriage, 289- good driving record and 3418 Enterprise Road, Ft. ment, Monday thru Fri­ Must be neat, engergetic, WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION SiOOpm. 0204 for appointment. 2737 otter Ham. be responsible. Apply In Pierce, FL33482. day between 8 and 3 at and well spoken. Apply in person, Al Slefferts Ap­ 643-5151. person Dptical Style Bar, pliances, 445 Hartford DRIVERS To Sell Hood PDULTRY FARM Inc., 763 Main Street, Rood, Manchester. Ice Cream In your own RNDR LPN -Full time or WDRKERS - Full time. Manchester. --- • local area. We want 50 part time, 7 - 3 or 3 - 11. Health and retirement WE NEED A EXPERIENCED BOOK­ drivers at once. Be your Very Good wages. East plans. Call Arbor Acres LICENSED DPTICIAN - KEEPER - Apply M ar­ own boss. Apply Ding Windsor area. Send re­ Farm, 633-4681, Ext. 368. Contact lense experience Manchester $91,900 FULL TIME OFFICE CLERK low's Inc., 867 Main Dong Cart, 44 Prospect sumes to Box G, Man­ preferred. Apply In per­ Enjoy the relaxed lifestyle ot Condo living In this exceptional 6 room Street, Manchester. HIM Rd., East Windsor, chester Herald, PD Box son, Optical Style Bar, Townhodse, tastefully decorated throughout, featuring 3 bedrooms, 2'A MON. THRU FRI. 8:30 - 5 CT (Exit 45 oft of 1-91). 591, M anchester, CT Inc., 763 Main Street, baths, country kitchen & garage. Like new and a must to seel call for an 623-1733. 06040. Manchester, CT. appointment. ______643-4060 REUEF DENTAL ASSISTANT - ...... MANAGERS PART TIM E HELP - Ev­ APPLICATIDNS BEING We're looking for you I If PART TIME 20 hour DullM will Include: bookkeeping, light typing, enings and week-ends. you are quick thinking, week, bakery store clerk phone work and various duties as requ red. To work part time in ACCEPTED, Apply In East Hartford A Rare Find $ 6 8 ,9 0 0 Hours flexible. Apply person only, to the back. hardworking and self- able to work with handi­ Well maintained older Colonial on large lot In convenient location. This Experience with computers would be helpful retail store. Evening Seven-Eleven, 513 Center motivated, we have a capped adults. Call Man­ and weekend hours Barry Blast Company, lovely home features 2 or 3 generous bedrooms, a beautiful new kitchen but will train the right person. Street between 1 - 4pm. career opportunity that's chester Workshop, 646- and first floor laundry room. Hurryl Call to see it todayl available. Profit 238 Hartford Road. hard to beat. 742-6665. 5718. Monday to Friday, sharing retirement 8am to 3pm. • good salary pleasant atmosphere plan. DRAFTSPER^ON/ WANTED holidays & birthdays Apply In person: ^J>Jt0GRAMMER F u u vmt • health benefits VIDEO AUDH) o „ “ U™ WIND80H RV SERVICE Reaponsblfltles include East Hartford $97,900 CUMBERLAND FARMS fabrication of drawings APPLIANCE JUST LISTEDI Wonderful family home. Spacious 7 room Colonial with PERSON for layout and production SALESPERSON 2*4 Mehi $ t h 4 processes, working from- SECURITY OFFICERS - 4 bedrooms, VA batha, Ilreplaced living room and garage. Beautifully West M IM e T a n ^ Hava op an ln g t fo r highly mo- landscaped and located on quiet cul-de-sac. A delight to see. Call for iApply In person between, raw sketches and models. tlvattd atlat orlantaa paopla Part time weekends, 3:30 Maeckestar, CT 2 years experience re­ who wish to earn monay. to 11:30, Manchester details. 643-4060 ■ 9 a.m. -11 a.m. ■ Full and Part time. 210 W. C«rtsr SL quired Including NC Pro­ Qutllficallont naadad: area. $4.30 an hour to Msedwitsr, CT Apply in person. gramming. Familiarity 1. Daalta to aam monay. start. Must be over 18. with metal aircraft parts a 2. Wllllnsnaaa to work long Clean police record. Car U&R REALTY CO. 2NE.CMlsr|t Blonslaln’s Camping plua. Submit resume or hours and telephone necessary. FREE a s e cker tST, CT apply at REB Industrlea, 3 SSaa background, not MARKET Canter, Incorporalad naoaaaailly VIdao Audio, Call 527-0225. \B 6 4 3 - 2 6 9 2 iia n r l|p 0lp r B p ral^ 2 4 1 H lm U a e Inc., 184 Commerce SI., wo will tiiln you. REAL ESTATE SERVICES EVALUATION Maachaster Cute and Cozy $ 6 4 ,9 0 0 Cart NartlanI, CT Routt 83 Glastonbury or call per­ For Intarvlmr plaaaa call Al Just the right size to start. Adorable two bedroom Capa In South Man­ NW tfmAmte Imtmim B/F Vernon, CT sonnel at 633-5271 bet­ SlAflarta. 647-8007. SEAMSTRESS for Bridal 223 East Center St.. Manchester, 643-4060 chester. Lots of flowering shrubs. Freshly decoratedi Hurryl Call todayl Robert D. Murdock, Realtor ween to to 3. EDE. Shop. Call 643-4809. MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. April 10. 1985 — 23 tz - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. April 10, 1985

H ^ H D M E S HOMES HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FOR SALE FOR SALE BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY LOOK FOR THE STARS... REDUCED! MAN­ MECHANIC - EAST TEACHERS NEEDED - SPRING INTO SPRING HARTFORD AREA. Full Now & summer. Part with your own Historical C H E S T E R - $80,900. C o ­ Cheney Home! Much res­ lo n ia l w ifh 4 bedroom s at time for a fleet of school time for preschool pro­ ^ S E R V I C E S toration completed. Ap­ the right price! Features ;i ISERVKES ISERVICES Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get buses. Must hove own grams In Glastonbury, Include; Dining room, » IQFFEREQ IQFFEREO lOFFEREO ^N^iScTINO tools, experienced only. Vernon, Manchester. proximately 2 acres of g i j c Excellent wooes and Contact Y W C A , 647-1437, lovely grounds with family room, master bed­ many fruit trees. Main room with lots of closet ODD JOBS, Trucking. CUSTOM ROTOTILLJNG FARRAND REMODEL­ fringe benefits. Coll Leo 78 North Main Street, space and built-ins, att­ Home repairs. You name G e t A ING— Cabinets, roofing, better results. Put a star on your ad and see what a at 528-1002. EO E. Manchester. house has 6 bedrooms ■ Hove 'Trov B lit' Roto- and 3'/2 baths. Separate ached garage and a It, w e do It. F re e e sti­ ^ ^ Jump On tlller. W ill trovel. gutters, room odditlons, m ates. Insured. 643-0304. TECHNICIAN/INSPEC- INSTRUCTORS/AIDES apartm ent also Included! lovely Florida room Gardens, lawns, flower decks, all types of remo­ Make your appointment overlooking a wooded Spring Cieat^ing beds, large or small. Call deling and repoirs. FREE difference it makes. Telephone 643-2711, AAonday-Friday, TOR - Full time position tor betore/atter school today. $375,000. Strano backyard with a brook! SPRING CLEAN UP • with established com­ programs In Manchester. ■With our -powerful 643-1895. esflmotes. Fully Insured. Real Estate, 647-"SOLD". D.W. Fish Realty, 643- Power raking, edging, Telephone 643-6017, after pany. Some experience In Experience working with truck mounted carpet 1591 or 871-1400. mowing. Gutters OARDENS ROTO- 6pm, 647-8509. quality control, soil and school age children pre­ cleaning system. ferred. Contact YWCA, GREAT LOCATION -3 or cleaned. Light trucking. TILLEO - Small Cub 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. i F - ______^______concrete testing desired, 4 bedroom 2 both home. Depehdable. insured. but will train. Good be­ 647-1437, 78 North M ain EXCELLENT STARTER Cadet garden tractor LEON CIESZYNSKI Fireplace, family room, R oy H ard y, 646-7973. nefits and lob security Street, Manchester. - MANCHESTER - • Sola A Chair. with rear tiller. Satisfac­ BUILDER — New homes, screened in porch. 80's. offered. Vehicle re­ $75,900. Reasonable tion guaranteed. 647-0530 additions, remodeling, KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ‘ by Larry Wright WE GUARANTEE OUR DAYCARE - "THE TREE- ‘ Carpal Prolacior quired. Call Mrs. MacDo­ AIRLINES NOW HIR­ priced Cape with open or 872-4106. rec rooms, garages, kit­ HOUSEHOLD HOUSEHOLD MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS ING. Reservationists, HOUSES! Blanchard 8< kitchen featuring par­ HOUSE" - Domestic * Inaurad A Bondad chens remodeled, ceil­ For S3le 121^00008 FOR SALE FOR SALE PETS nald, 242-6291. Rossetto Realty, 646-2482. Growth Environment. GOODS I stewardesses and ground quet oak floors, knotty ‘ Daap Claaning LAWN ANO HOME SER­ ings, both tile, dormers, I crew positions available. pine cabinets and an oak Full/Part time - 2 and up. VICE - Free estimates. rooting. Residential or DRILLER - Experienced ' FaM Drying HEAT-MATE KERO­ SW IM P O O L S , W A R E ­ SOUTH WINDSOR KEN­ GREAT PRICE - Colonial breakfast bar. Spacious Licensed, Insured. Call t h r e e p i e c e l i v i n g NC Driller wanted for C all 1-619-569-0241 tor de­ 6464)114. co m m ercial. 649-4291. IHOUSEHOLD SENE HEATER - Like H O U S E forced to dispose NEL CLUB - Classes with fireplace, living dining room, family T e rri - 643-7340. ROOM SET, 1 year old, 2 printed circuit shop. 2 tails. 24 hrs. new, used 5 times. Extra of new on/ground, 31 foot starting obedlence(be- room, formal dining room, open staircase and FI IBOODS______lamps, coffee table, sofa yeors experience operat­ CARPENTRY AND RE­ wicks included. $55. 649- long pools complete with Oinners through utility) YOUNG PERSON FOR room, 1'/2 baths, 4 bed­ extra insullatlon. An ex­ NEED ANY TYPING MODELING SERVICES G A S S T O V E - 30" M a g ic with rosewood frame. ing NC equipment in re­ O i E l PAINTtNO/ USED REFRIGERA­ 3869. huge sundecks, fencing, and breed handling AFTER SCHOOL RES­ rooms and more! 70 s.... cellent starter, so coll DONE? Reports, Re­ PMtESiMAl CUPET • — Complete home re­ Chef. Includes 5 burners, Best offer. Must sell. Call lated fields considered. PAPERING TORS, WASHERS, hl-rote filters, pump, classes, Wednesday TAURANT HELP - Apply WE GUARANTEE OUR today! D.W. Fish Realty, sumes, etc. oil done for $2 FIWNITU8E i n M i CLE4WM clock, minute timer, pro­ after 6:30pm. 659-3831. Apply In person: Circuits I pairs and remodeling. Ranges - clean, guaran­ ASSEMBLY TABLES -3' ladders, warranty, etc. nights. Tolland TAC in person after 3:00pm, H O U SES! B lanchard & 643-1591 or 871-1400. - $4 per page. C o ll Sue at gram cooking, griddle Inc. 59 Demlng Road, NAME YOUR OWN Quality work. Referen- teed, parts and service. w ide by 16' long. 30" high. A sk in g $988 C O M P L E T E . Building. For Informa­ Fani's Restaurant, 1015 Rossetto Realty, 646-2482. 742-8843. (203) 528-1407 and other features. Call WOMANS SOLID PINE Berlin, CT. PRICE — Father and son. , ces, licensed and Insured. Low prices. B.D. Pearl & Formica top on pressed Financing available. Call tion, c a ll 568-2119. Main Street, 242-8142. DRESSER with full FOREST HILLS - MAN­ Fast, dependable ser­ C a ll 646-8165. Son, 649 Main Street, board with 5 steel legs. Stan, toll-free, 1-800-524- Manchester. GREAT VALUE-6 Room A. HENRY PERSONAL­ length mirror. Excellent C H E S T E R - $107,900. U 8. vice. Painting, Paper­ Phone 644-4718 fro m 8am 0595. SOUTH WINDSOR KEN­ Ranch with fireplace, IZED LAWN CARE - 643-2171. SOLID OAK TRESTLE condition! Asking $175. R built Contemporary hanging & Removal. Call DUMAS ELECTRIC — to 4pm. NEL CLUB - Closses PART TIME WORK FOR screened In porch and an Looking for someone TABLE and four arrow C a ll 643-6421. with vaulted ceilings, 646-5761. Lights dimming? Fuses QUEEN SIZE WATER- CARPENTERS starting obediencelbe- REAL GO GETTERS In­ exterior of vinyl. New floor to celling fireplace, reliable ond efficient? EXPERIENCED blowing? Repairs, Im­ bock chairs. Excellent PHYSICAL THERAPIST roof and gutters. 70's.... Total lawn care, com­ BED - Simmons, wave­ HOUSE PLANTS - 50 SQUARES AND MUCH ginners through utility) volves communications. spacious master bed-, CLEANING PERSONS PAINTING AND PAPER­ provements and addi­ condition. Telephone646- - Part time for busy WE GUARANTEE OUR mercial and residential. less, conventional style, cents ond up, 3 bond M O R E . $15. Phone 649- and breed handling $75 $125 a week. C a ll Ms. room with private bath, availoble for home and HANGING - Exterior ond tional circuits. Fu(lv li­ 5811. MISCELLANEOUS p h y s ic ia n 's o ffic e In HOUSES! Blanchard & Light trucking, free esti­ takes only 80 gallons of made braided rugs, reas­ 2433. classes. Wednesday Manchester. Please call Jones at 647-9946. Only large family, room. office cleaning. Reasona­ Interlon, cellinffs re­ censed, Insured. Call FOR SALE Rossetto Realty, 646-2482. mates, fully Insured. 647- water. Frame, mat­ onable. Private home, nights, Tolland TAC eight positions! Nicely landscaped ble rotes, c a ll 649-1071 paired. References, fully M6-5253 anytim e. SIX 2 pane windows. N Ruth at 647-1493. BELL COLLECTION - Building. For Informo- 1349. 9am to 6pm. tresses & built-in heater. Good (or cold frame, etc. 649-6486. grounds In extremely de­ Insured. Quality work. One year old. Originally Ceramic pottery, lettered tlon, c a ll 568-2119. GREAT FLOOR PLAN - sirable neighborhood. 37'/4 X 15'/2. 649-7141 . $2.00 DENTAL ASSISTANT - AUTO BODY SHOP First time offered! 7 huge Martin Mattsson, even­ $700, asking $400. A fter NOW O P E N , glass, brass, 90 tor $185 or LOOKING tor reliable D.W. Fish Realty, 643- LAWNMOWERS RE­ HAWKES ,.TREE SER­ each plus two free. MOVING-Miscellaneous E x p e rie n c e d In fo u r room s, baths, family ings, 649-4431. 5pm, c a ll 528-1405. Heritage Brass & will sell separately. 643- person. Must have tools 2 '/2 1591 or 871-1400. PAIRED - Free pick up VICE - Bucket Truck & colonial furniture - Blue FULL GROWN SHE­ handed dentistry. 4 day room, fireplace, sky light 1814. and 3 years or more and delivery. 10 percent Chipper. Stump Remo­ HEATING/ DRESSER - Oak and ma­ Antique Co. Danube dishes - Freezer PHERD CROSS BREED - work week in pleasant and m uch m ore! 120's. .. senior discount. Expert 25" Z E N IT H C H R O M O C ­ ple, 36" wide, 31" high, 16" experlencelhourly pay A PLACE BUILT FOR val. Free Estimates. Spe­ PLUMBING 222 M cK ee St. chest - Twin electric bed - Needs good home. Shots office and university WE GUARANTEE OUR OLOR CONSOLE TV. Manchester M IN N K O T A 65W 17 Ibs. HORSES! This 30 -60' service. Free estimates. cial consideration for El­ mum/ I deep. Three full drawers. many other Items. 646- and spayed. Call 643-9431 OlBBSbvNEAlnc based on experience). community. Call Storrs, HOUSES! Blanchard 8, Wood grain cabinet. $99. thrust. $75. Weight bench, C a ll Dave, 649-2871. Barn comes with 7 acres Economy Lown Mower, derly and Handicapped. CONTRACTMG FOGARTY BROTHERS Needs some work. $60. B43-0359 2676. evenings and weekends. 429-2239. Rossetto Realty, 646-2482. I 875-6736 after 7:00. 643-2880. plus 120 lb. weight set- 647-3660. 647-7553. i-~- Bathroom remodel­ and a rambling 8 Room (new) $70. Call after 6pm, SECURITY GUARD - Ranch - Many possibili­ ing; Installation water Are you an antique MESSENGER - In your LIKE AN EAGLE'S NES- 649-5587. Part time position availa­ ties for workshop office, WILL TILL YOUR AV­ B A B Y S IT T I N G In m y CARPENTRY & MA­ hewers, garbage dispo­ been trained In the techniques and principles of sound lover? Read the offerings CELEBRITY CIPHER own car. Gas, cash, you T .....High amid the rocks TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT measuring equipment ond instrumentation. Cetebfily Cipher cryplogram* are cteateij Ifom quotations by ble. 16 hours per week. stable, etc.. Offered at ERAGE GARDEN with home. Ages 2 and up, SONRY - Free estlmows. sals; faucet repairs. 649- NOTICE OF in Classified every day to fatnous people, past and present Each leltei in the cipher stands may be accompanied by and tall trees sits this (b) Instruments used to determine sound level measure­ Isadvertlslng expensive? Experienced preferred. $144,500. C a ll for further Trov-bullt. $10. Call 569- license pending. 647-1256, Call Tony Squitlacote at 4539. V Is a /M a s te rC a rd ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE ments shall be sound level meters as defined by this article. find the Items or Items tor another Today s due A equals M children. Tommy, 649- architecturally designed You'll be surprised now Apply In person to Mea­ details. Jackson 8, Jack- 0616. ask for Kothl. 64941811. accepted. (c) The following steps shall be taken when preparing to you'd like to own. 643- by CONNlf v;if Nl'n 9149. residence. Six plus rooms In occordonce with the provisions of Chapter 3, Section 1 econom ical It Is to ad v e r­ dows Manor, 333 Bldwell son Realty 647-8400 or and 9 at the Town Charier, notice Is hereby given of the take sound level measurements: each creating its own 1. The Instrument manufocturer's specitic Instructions tise In Classified. 643-2711. 2711. Street, Manchester. 646- 8646. adoption by the Board of Directors of the Town of “ A J PBSWG NFR OXG OVNB PHONE PERSON - No individual atmosphere. A tor the preparation ond use ot the Instrument shall be Manchester, Connecticut, on April 2,1985. followed. , .. experience necessary. true gourmet kitchen, 2 '/2 TOWN OF BOLTON 5:30pm to 8:30pm. Call BE CREATIVE! Deslgna 2. Meosurements to determine compliance with Section KDPBU — FBK NG WHIGK HB ASSISTANT MANAGER - baths, spacious foyer ORDINANCE 12-29 shall be taken at a point that Is located more or less one BOARD OF FINANCE Tom m y, 649-9149. new future at your new HDMES ,9 {APARTMENTS STORE AND I RESORT LEGAL NOTICE The Gift Shoo, Manches­ with open stairway that's foot beyond the boundary ot the emitter's premises and PETS address. Ideal for small FOR SALE OFFICE SPACE PROPERTY BE IT ORDAINED, by the Board of Directors of the Town within the receptor's premises. SXHSFTV.” — TGVDTG TVLGW. ter M e m o ria l H ospital. 20 flooded with natural I I for rent of Manchester that Chapter 12 ot The Code of Ordinances Is Pursuant to Section 9.4C ot businesses. Doctors Section 12-29 Noise Levels. The Town Charter, notice Is BONANZA RESTAU­ Hours afternoons. Sales light. The "Great Room" I hereby amended by adding the following: MANCHESTER DOG PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The' Irouble with writing RANT Is now hiring. All Lawyers, Insurance of Section 12-24 Declaration of Policy. (a) Noise levels. hereby given that the Board and supervisory ability. is surrounded by glass EAST HARTFORD - MANCHESTER — Avoll- M A N C H E S T E R — O ffice VERMONT HOUSE FOR It shall be unlawful (or any person to emit or cause to be OBEDIENCE CLASS - ot Finance will hold Public comedy is it makes you so miserable It makes you positions available, fice, etc... 4 room apart Excessive noise must be controlled by the Town ot emitted any noise beyond the boundaries ot his/her Send written reply to and a wraparound deck $68,900 - A R A R E F IN D - able immediately. One, space. Ideal for accoun­ RENT - Beautiful laca- Manchester to protect, preserve, and promote the public Startino a new beginners Heorings on the proposed suicidal ' — Christopher Hampton. nights and weekends. ment too! Aluminum sId premises In excess of the noise levels estobllshed In this Manchester Memorial that enables you to expe­ Well maintained older two and three bedroom tant, lawyer or sales of­ tion on lake with dock, health, safety, ond welfare. The Board ot Directors clasS/ A p ril 22nd. M ust Annual Town Budget for fis­ Apply In person at 287 Ing, separate utilities article. cal year 1985-1986 on A p ril 15, © 1985 by NEA, Inc 17B Hospital, ATT: Betty To- rience a commanding Colonial on large lot in apartm ents. $410, $475, fice. Central location. 2'/2 hours from Hartford. recognizes the tact that people have a right to and should be (b) Noise level standards. sign up ahead. Call Chuck West Middle Turnpike, Offered at $84,500. Jack ensured an environment tree from excessive sound and 1985, for the Board of Educa­ nuccl, 71 Haynes Street, view of the Hartford Sky­ convenient location. This $525, heat and hat water Ample parking. Call 649- W eekly. (617)-692-4433, 1. No person sholl emit noise exceeding the levels stoted 568-1356. tion Budget and on April 17, Monday thru Friday be­ son 8, Jackson Realty vibrotlon that may jeopardize their health, safety, or herein. 06040. line. All this PLUS qual­ lovely home features 2 or Included. J.D. Real Est­ 2891. evenings. welfare. 1985 tor the Town Proper tween 2 and 4pm. EOE. 647- 8400 or 646-8646. Budget. ity materials, and over 1 3 generous bedrooms, a ate, 646-1980. Sactlan 12-25 Definitions. Zone In which Zone In which CARS/TRUCKS acre of land on Wyneding beautiful new kitchen and "Background noise" shall mean noise which exists at a E M IT T E R R E C E PT O R Both hearings w ill be held at ACCOUNTS PAYABLE MANCHESTER MANCHESTER - Wood­ point os a result of the combination of many distant sources. LEGAL NOTICE 8:00 P.M . at the Community 3 j] CASHIERS, ATTEND­ 3Vj ROOM APARTMENT iMISCELLANEOUS Is locoted l» locoted TAG SALES FOR SALE CLERK - Experience in Hill Road.--You've "N O R T H F IE L D G R E E N " first floor laundry room. land Industrial Park. Individually Indistinguishable. TOWN OF BOLTON Hall In said Town. ANTS, ASSISTANT - Private home, heat, RtsI* Rssl- im accounts payable neces­ soared to the top....enlov - $74,900. E xce p tio n a lly Hurry! Call to see it 3,000 square feet a v a ila ­ 0 I for rent "Business Zone" shall mean those areos so designated MANAGERS POSITIONS under A rticle II, Sections 8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15, ond 17 ot the denttal dsntiot The Zoning Board of Appeals MORRIS SILVERSTEIN, TWO FAMILY TAG sary. Good pay and ex­ it. Offered at $175,000. today! Joyce G. Epstein appliances. Working sin­ ble In attractive indus­ DoV'tIm* Nloht-tlm# w ill hold a public hearing on CH A IR M A N 1974 F IA T 128 S P O R T L — OPEN - At our new Getty nice, large 7 room town- Zoning Regulations of the Town ot Manchester. SALE - Work bench and cellent benefits. Call 528- Blanchard 8, Rossetto Real Estate, 647-8895. gle adult only. No pets, trial building. 1,000 MANCHESTER - li,800 "Construction" shall mean the assembly, erection, Indus YrtoiButlfw ts hours hours Tuesday, A p ril 23 at 7:00 pm 028-04 To be used for parts. Call Station opening imme­ house, 2V2 baths, 3 bed­ at the Town Hall to hear the tools, rubber boat, stand­ 9406, for more Realty, 646-2482. children. C o ll 643-2880. square feet finished offi­ square ft. free standing substantial repair, alteration, demolition, or slte- TOdBA MdBA SldBA Sid BA P h il after 5pm, 528-1332. diately In the East Wind­ rooms, rec room, fully Induitrlol following oppeols: information. M A N C H E S T E R - $91,900. ces, 2,000 square feet industrial or warehouse preparotion tor or ot public or private rlghts-ot-wav, Businoss «3dBA 62dBA SSdBA 4SdBA NOTICE TO CREDITORS ing electric fan, anvil, Also Panasonic AM/FM sor area. Allshiftsavalla- carpeted, central A/C 45dBA Eniov the relaxed lifes­ MANCHESTER - Second building. Available in buildings or other structures, utilities, or property. Resldontiol «3dBA SSdBA SSdBA 1. Bradley and Arllne Smith E ST A T E OF womens clothing, much car radio. ble. Applicants must be M A N C H E S T E R - $64,900. plus it offers swimming, warehouse or shop with "Day-time hours" shall mean the hours between 7 a.m. of BOCords M ill Rood, Col­ DELIVERY DRIVER - floor 'A rtmenf, 2 bed­ September. All utilities RUTH M. ANNIS, deceased miscellaneous! Saturday 18, neat, good with fig­ CUTE AND COZY - Just tennis, club house and tyle ot Condo living In this loading dock and over­ and 10 p.m., Monday through Saturday, and the hours (c) Background noise and impulse noise. umbia tor o sideline varl- The Hon. William E. Fitz­ Minimum 2 hours per room s," at and applian­ available. Ample park­ between 9 a.m. and 10 p.m. on Sunday. ence to construct a dwel­ and Sunday, 444 Lake GOV'T SURPLUS CARS ures. Experience helpful the right size to start. gardening area!!! Cen­ exceptionol 6 room head door. Excellent fa­ 1. In those Individual cases where the background noise Gerald, Judge, of the Court day. M onday thru Frl-^ Townhouse, tastefully ces included, no pets. $500 ing. F.J. SplleckI Real­ "Decibel" shall meon a unit ot measurement ot the sound levels caused bv sources not subject to this orticle exceed ling onoropertv currently ot Probate, District of M an­ Street, 9 to 6, & TRUCKS Under $100. but willing to train. Great Adorable two bedroom tury 21 Lindsey Real Est­ cility for machine shop, level, the symbol tor which is dB. day. M/F. Floral Expres-' decorated throughout, plus security. Call 646- the stondords contained herein, o source shall be considered owned bv Donald Tedtord chester at o hearing held on Now available in your advancement with good Cape in South Manches­ ate, 649-4000. assembly, distribution, tors, 643-2121. "Emergency " shall mean ony occurrence or set of to cause excessive noise If the noise ®nil^tt^ bv at 395 West Street. April 8, 1985 ordered that oil sions, 646-8268. 3979. circumstances involving actual or Imminent physical area. C o ll 1-619-569-0242. company benefits. Plea­ ter. Lots of flowering featuring 3 bedrooms, 7Vi etc. Call Bill Stevensan, exceeds the background noise levels bySdBA, provided thot Claims must be presented to ■70 {WANTED trauma or property damage which demands Immediate no source sublect to this article shall emit noise In exewsof 2. Val and Sharon Hickey the fiduciary on or before sant working conditions. shrubs. Freshly deco­ MANCHESTER - Two baths, country kitchen 8. 643-5660. for sideline and setback I «|tobuy 24 hrs. SECRETARY - Small law garage. Like new and a TWO AND THREE octlon. ^ A .. < 80 dBA at onv time, ond provided that this Section sholl not July 11, 1965 or be barred os 7 Taking applications at rated! Hurry! Call today! Bedroom Cape, 1 car INCOME TAX "Excessive noise" shall mean any sound, the Intensify ot be Interpreted as decreasing the noise level standards of vorlences to construct o bv law provided. firm , full time, please call must to see! Coll for an ROOM APARTMENTS - which exceeds the stondords set forth In Section 12-29 ot this garage at 10 Colonlol 1977 SUBARU - 2 door our Coventry store 8am Joyce G. Epstein Real garage. Excellent loca­ MANCHESTER SERVICE Section 29 of this article. Mory Lou Taylor, GO CART. Good condi­ 646-4545. appoinfment. Sentry Heated, security. No Spaca avaliabla in tnlni offtca parti off Article. ^ J 2 No person shall cause or allow the emission of Impulse Road. Clerk sedan. $600 (as Is). 649- to 3pm dally. Power Test, Estate, 647-8895. tion. $70,000. 649-2271. ExN M of F44 Ampia partiing, a/c, ( "Impulsive noise" shall mean sound ot short durotlon, Real Estate, 643-4060 pets, no appliances. 646- noise In excess of 80 dB peak sound pressure level during JO HN H. ROBERTS, The fiduciary Is: tion and runs well. Reaso­ Route 44 8> 31, Coventry. fulty carpalad. prtvala lava. Brokara usually less than a second, with an abrupt onset ond rapid CH A IR M A N 7423. SWIMMING POOL IN­ 2426, 9 - 5 w eekdays. protactad. ZINGLER'S INCOME night-time hours. Marguerite Carter nable. Call anytime, 647- 742-1910, ask fo r the m an­ MANCHESTER - By EXCELLENT STARTER a 2,3000 a/f otnca TAX SERVICE - Filing d6COV 3 No person sholl cause or allow the emission of Impulse ZONING BOARD 444 Lake St. 1372. STALLER - Must be expe- EAST HARTFORD - • 1,000 a/f offica "Intrusion alarm" shall mean a device with an oudible noise In excess of 100 dB peak sound pressure level at any OF APPEALS Manchester, CT 06040 ager. EOE, M/F. owner. 3Bedroom Raised 3 ROOM DUPLEX - Rent MANCHESTER - One personal and small busi­ signal which, when activated. Indicates Intrusion by an rlenced in in-ground $97,900. JU S T LIS T E D ! 522-3579 time. TOWN OF BOLTON 032-04 MOTORCYCLES/ Ranch. Fireplace, family one side, other side will bedroom first floor with ness tax returns. In your unauthorized person. . , . . (d) Motor vehicle noise. . 027-O4 vinyl pool Installation. Wonderful family home. MrNomjan "Industrial Zone" shall mean those areas so designated BICYCLES room, pool, WESTWOOD meet your payments. stove and refrigerator. home. Since 1974. Also 1. All motor vehicles operated within the limits ot the 742-7308. Spacious 7 room C olonial under Article II, Section 16 of the Zoning Regulations of the Town of Manchester shall be sublect to the noise stondar« ' ■ Automotive Area. $112,900. C a ll 643- Good location. $75,000 or No pets. Lease and secur­ bookkeeping services with 4 bedrooms, 1'/f If you d o n 't use It, don't Town of Manchester. j and decibel levels as set forth In the regulations ot the State TOWN OF MANCHESTER. CONNECnClTT SUZUKI PE 250 - Good WAITRESSES - Evenings 8379. best offer. 646-6363. ity. $375 per month plus available. Call Walt at "Motor vehicle" shall mean a vehicle as defined In ot Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles, Section NOTICE OF TEACHER Looking for baths, fireplaced living need It and don't want It, subdivision (25) and (26) SUBSECTION (IS) ot Section 14-1, condition. Driven 16 and weekends. Apply in heat. 646-1379. 646-5346. ),-80a-1a(a-1) entitled "Moximum Permissible Noise Levels ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE woman to care for child­ room and garage. Beau­ why not sell It with a Connecticut General Statutes, Revision ot 1958, as amended. For Vehicles". {CARSARUCKS hours. $750 or best offer. person: La Strada West, tifully landscaped and Classified Ad? Call 643- "Night-time hours" shall mean the hours between 10 p.m. 2. No sound amplifying devices on or within motor ren In my home In Sep­ and 7 a.m. Sunday evening through Saturday morning, and In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Section 1 647-1821. 471 H a r t f o r d R o a d , located on quiet cul-de- THREE ROOMS, second 2711 to place your ad. vehicles shall emit noise In excess of the noise levels os ond 9o( the Town Chorter, notice Is hereby given of the odop- {FOR SALE tem ber. 659-1783. Manchester. floor, heat and applian­ between 10 p.m. and 9 a.m. Saturday evening through specified In Section 29 of this article. sac. A delight to see. C a ll INVITA'nON TO BIO llon bv the Boord of Directors ot the Town ot Manchester, YAMAHA DT 250 - Runs ces, $375. Adults. No pets. Sunday morning. , ...... ____ (e) Recreational vehicle noise. Connecticut, on A pril 2,1985. 1980 MONTE CARl.O - V6 MEDICAL RECEPTION­ for Details. Sentry Real "Noise level" shell mean a frequency weighted sound 1. No person shall create or couse to be created any good. $375. Call mornings REALTOR ® o.Po.ru.,,. C all 649-2236. The Eighth Utilities District, pressure level as measured with a sound level rneter using automatic, power steer­ IST - Monday, Tuesday, Estate, 643-4060. Slumbertime 32 Main St., Manchester, unreasonably loud or disturbing noise due to the operation ORDINANCE 643-2573. the A-welOhtIng network. The level so read Is designated ot o non-reglstered recreational vehicle. A noise shall M ing, power brakes, air Thursday, Friday, day Cann., 06040 Is seeking bids '/2 Real Estate Manchester Board of REALTORS ONE BEDROOM partly tor microcomputer, printer deemed to be unreasonobly loud and a violation ot this conditioning, AM/FM alternate Wednesdays. "Person" shall mean any Individual, firm, partnership, Ordinance when the noise so generated exceeds the noise BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors ot the Town of DESIRABLE AREA - furnished mobile home. and application software. Manchester, that the Town of Manchester convey to Russell Manchester. Organized association, syndicate, company, trust, corporation, munic­ level standards In Section 29. stereo. Excellent condi­ {RECREATION a n d MANCHESTER - Single working adult Sealed bids marked "M icro­ ipality, ogency, or political or adminisf rotIve subdivision ot A Reiss and Leonard M. Lazar, for the sum of One Hundred tion. Best offer. 228-3639. person, good with people Section 12-39 Penalties. ^ .... Twenty-five Thousand ($125,000.00) D ollars, Lot No. 10 In the $ 1 0 4 , 9 0 0 . Large, only. Lease. No children, computer, printer ond appli­ the State or other legal entity ot any kind. Any person In violation ot onv of the provisions of this ' J {vehicles for front desk appoint­ HDMES The Greater Vernon cation softw are" most be re­ "Premises" shall mean any building, structure, land, or Bucklond Industrial Park, Town ot Manchester, County ot Ansaldl-built Colonial In pets. 643-2880. article sholl be deemed guilty ot a misdemeanor ond, upon ments, phone, bookkeep­ FDR SALE ceived at the above address portion thereof. Including all appurtenances, owned or conviction thereof, sholl be fined In an amount not to exceed Hartford and State ot Connecticut. Sold premises ore more MUSTANG 1979 - Excel­ Board of REALTORS Ansaldi heights area. by 7:00 p.m., on Tuesday, controlled by a person. particularly bounded and described as follows: lent condition. Call 646- STARCRAFT TENT ing, filing, some typing. I fifty ($50) dollars. In lieu of arrest and Issuance of a Commencing ot o point on the southerly line ot Chapel First floor family room, MANCHESTER - 5 Room April 23, 1985. Bid speclflco- "Property maintenance equipment" shall mean all engine summons, o police officer mov serve upon a violation an TRAILER - Sleeps 6. Ice Occasionally assist in ex­ GOVERNMENT HOMES Are Co-Sponsoring a Rood, which point murks the northwesterly corner ot the 0114. spacious fireplaced liv­ Duplex. $425 per month tlons may beobtalneddurlng or motor-powered tools and equipment used occasionally m Infraction notice which shall be known as a noise ticket. box, 3 burner range. $750 amining patients. Expe­ from $1 (U repair). Also normal business hours (9:00 the repair and upkeep ot exterior property and Including, Payment of the fine prescribed bv such noise ticket within within described premises and the northeasterly corner of ing room, screened porch plus utilities. Security premises now or formerly of James A. Tomko.pnd 'rhomcB or best offer. 646-8499. rie n ce d e sira b le . $6.00 delinquent tax property. “Current Real Estate Legislation, a m. to 5:00 p.m.) Monday but not limited to, lawn mowers, riding tractors, wood the time lim it specified thereon shall constitute o plea ot nolo off family room, 2-car deposit required. No thru Sotuidov, from the Dis­ chippers, power saws, leal blowers. A. Tomko, ond which point has coordinates 351,317.927 and per hour to start. Bring C a ll 805-687-6000, Ext. GH- contendre ond shall save the violator harmless from 647,576.574: thence the line runs S42"-37'43"W olong land now BANK Licensing Laws, Regulations and garage a ll In very d e sira ­ pets. One child accepted. patcher at the Eighth Utili­ "Public emergency sound signal" shall mean a device prosecution tor the otfense cited. . resume to Interview. 649- 9965 for Information. ties District Firehouse, 32 either stationary or mobile, producing audible signal Eoch day o violation continues after the time (or or formerly of sold James A. Tomko and Thomas A. Tomko, REPOSSESSIONS 8571. Revisions" Seminar. ble area. Call today on I ncludes stove and refrig­ Main St., Manchester, CT ossoclated with a set ot circumstances Involving octual or correction of the violation hos been given In on o r ^ A 366 79 feet to a point: thence S47“-9'-55"E along lond now or I7 i; {MISCELLANEOUS this wonderful home erator. 646-1927. 06040. Sealed bids will be re­ Imminent danger to persons or damage to property which WRITTEN ORDER, OR AFTER THE ISSUANCE OF A form erly of the Town of Monchester, 414.15 feet to on Iron P rlc0$ ffoducod for If o { automotive SOUTH WINDSOR-Well MANCHESTER COMMUN'TY COLLEQE that's sure to go quickly! ceived at the obove address demands Immediate action. SUMMONS OR INFRACTION NOTICE, shall constitute a rod: thence N42«-37'-43"E along land now or form erly of Qu/ck Sa/o AMBITIOUS AND RE­ "Public facility maintenance" shall mean all activity G ary R. M ercler and Terry A. Hesser, 593.56 feet to on Iron kept 7 room Ranch. 3 D.W. Fish Realty, 643- MANCHESTER - Availa­ until 7:00 p.m., on Tuesday, continuing violation and the amount of the fine shall be SPONSIBLE INDIVID­ LOWE CONFERENCE CENTER April 23, 1985, at which time related to the clearing, cleaning, repair and upkeep ot public doubled for each day sold violation continues, sold fine not rod In the southerly line of Chapel Road: thence by a curve to May ba aaan at tha Savinas NEW TIRE AND RIM bedrooms, newer kit­ the left having a radius of 350.00 feet along said southerly line Bank of Manchester. 023 UAL needed for weekly (off Wetherell St.) 1591 or 871-1400. ble M a y 1st. 5 Room they will be publicly opened, roads, sidewalks, sewers, water mains, utilities, and to exceed four hundred ($400) dollars per day. M O U N T E D . $35. F its publicly-owned property. of Chapel Road, 361.11 feet to a merestone: thence by a curve Main Street.. between the lawn care for busy work­ chen, living room, dining Duplex. Central location. read aloud and recorded at (q) Any person residing or doing business In the Town of Ford, HR78-14 w/w Dual room, large lower level the Eighth Utilities District "Recreational vehicle" shall mean any Internal combus­ Manchester may apply to the Town Manpger for a vorlonce to the right having a radius of 507.01 feet, continuing olong hours of 0am to 4pm. Monday ing couple In Manches­ 6 P.M .-10 P.M. APRIL 10th $375 monthly plus utili­ tion engine powered non-registered vehicle which Is being said southerly line of Chapel Road, 133.S9(aettothepolnto( through Friday. steel belted radial. Call family room, free stand­ Firehouse. from one or more of the provisions of this article which ore ter. Interested, please , 9 ICONDOMINIUMS ties. Security required. used for recreotlonal purposes. more stringent than the Connecticut Department of beginning. . , ..... is T S C A M v.m after 6pm., 646-4618. ing fireplace, attached You may register at the door. 6464)297 after 5:00pm. Bids shall remain valid tor "Residential Zone" shall mean those areas so designated The herein described parcel contains an area of S.OOacres. co ll 280-1593 days, or 647- for sale thirty doys from the bid Environmental Protection's regulations tor the control of un Mp UN ta KM garage. $89,000. U 8, R I under Article It, Sections 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 18 of the Zoning noise, provided that the applicant supplies all ot the Said parcel Is shown on o map entitled, "Town of Manches­ 8041 evenings. $20 for members $25 for non-members opening date. The District regulations ot the Town of Manchester. ter Connecticut Deportment ot Public Works Engineering ID) M p ta C.(» FIVE RADIAL TIRES R e alty Co., 643-2692. THREE BEDROOM reserves the rliZit to relect following Information to the Town Manager at least twenty WELLSWEEP CON­ "Sound" shall mean a transmission of energy through (20) days prior to the start of sold activity. Division Land Conveyed Bv Town of Manchester to Russell un M hpl 05U mounted on Toyota This is a required course for APARTMENT - '/j of any and all bids for any reo- solid, liquid, or gaseous media In the form of vibrations A Reiss 6 Leonard M. Lazar Scale 1" ■ 40' Date: 7/3/80 Re­ 111 hdhari KM DOMINIUMS - 400 North son deemed to be In the best 1. The location ond noture of activity. W heels size B78-14. $95for INSURANCE OFFICE HACKMATACK STREET Duplex. Kitchen, dining which constitute alterations In pressure or position of the 2. The time period and hours ot operation of said visions: 6/23/83 3/15/85." un Mp lea i1.M Main Street. 2 Bedroom Interest ot the DIsfrIct. Said premises are sublect to the following: all. C a ll 643-6832. CLAIM SPECIALIST - - Custom built Ranch, 3 State Real Estate Licensing. room, living room, particles In the medium and which. In air, evoke Townhouse, fully ap- HELEN J. WARRINGTON physlologlcol sensations. Including, but not limited to, an octlvlty^^ nature and Intensity ot the noise that will be 1. Industrial Pork Regulations ot the Manchester Econ­ Experienced In auto, ho­ bedrooms, IV2 ba ths, laundry, stove 8, refriger­ omic Development Commission, recorded In Volume 662, pllanced "country kit­ CLERK auditory response when Impinging on the ear. generated: and, ...... meowners and commer­ breezeway, garage, low ator. East side close to "Sound level meter" shall mean an Instrument used to 4 Any other Information requiredbv the Town Monooer. Page 292 of the Manchester Land Records. 1977 CUTLASS SU­ chen", l '/2 baths. Individ­ Dated at Manchester, Conn, cial claims handling tor 90 s. 649-7842. schools 8, shopping. $500 measure sound levels. A sound level meter sholl conform, as (b) No vorlonce from these regulations shall be Issued 2 Real property taxes of the Town of Manchester and PREME - 2 door, air ual basements. $60,500. this 6th day of April 1985. a minimum, to the American National Standards Institute's of the Eighth Utilities District ot said Town on the current Hartford agency. Plea­ plus utilities. Security re­ unless It has been dem onstrate that: Grand List which Grantees, bv acceptance of the deed agree conditioning. Radio. P e te rm a n R e a lty , 649- 026-04 operational specifications lor Sound Level Meiers SI.4-1971 1. The proposed activity will not violate any provisions Fully powered. A Cream sant working conditions. quired. 649-1621. of the Connecticut Department ot Environmentol Protec­ to pay In accordance with Section 12-B1a of the Connecticut Free parking. Wages 9404, 647-1340, or 649-4064. '^'^loun^pressure level" sholl mean twenty (20) times the General Statutes. . _ P u ff I $2,700. 647-8367. tion regulations. . ^ ^ ...... 3. Planning and Zoning Regulations of the Town of DOE. Good benefits. Call MANCHESTER - Unique logarithm to the bose ten (10) ot the ratio of the pressure of a 2. The noise levels generated bv the proposed activity HELP WANTED sound to the reference pressure of twenty micronewtons per will not constitute a danger to the public health: and Manchester. . . . 4980 C H E V E T T E - 2 door, 0 522-0333. one bedroom. Pet consi­ NOTICC TO CNIDITONt square meter (20 x 10-6 Newtons1m2) and Is expressed In 4 Such easements and rlghts-of-way existing on sold 3. Compliance with this article constitutes on unreasona­ 4 speed, 35,000 m iles. BUSINESS dered. Very secure. Bus­ E S T A T E O F ble hardship on the applicant. premises as of the date hereof which do not render title un-. line to Hartford. $450 plus JOHN JOSEPH HADDEN, ***''T^n*NUinager" shall meon the duly appointed town (c) The application (or variance shod be reviewed and marketable or Interfere with Grantees' quiet enloyment or M ust sell. 643-0926. PROPERTY a/k/a JOHN J. HADDEN, manager of the Town ot Manchester, or his designee, either approved or relected at least five (5) days prior to the use-of the premises In any way whatsoever. u tilities. 649-4876. 5. Sublect to a twenty-five foot wide utility easement ( deceased sactlan 12-24 Exdutlans. proposed start of sold octivlty. The approval or relectlon 76 FORD LTD - Auto­ The Hon. WIINam E. Fitz­ This article shall not apply to noise emitted by or related running parallel to the northwesterly, westerly and south­ V MANCHESTER - Large shall be In writing and shall state the condition of approval. If Gerald, Judge, of the Court to: any, or the reasons for relectlon. . , erly lines of the above decribed premises. matic, air conditioning. Industrial or warehouse A V A I L A B L E M A Y 1st. Q-134 of Probate, District of Man­ (a) Notural phenomena. , (d) Failure to rule on the application In the designated Said premises are sublect to the following conditions: Very good condition NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED building. Ample parking. 4 V2 room In a 2 family chester at a hearing held on (b) The unampllfled sound made by any wild onlmol. time shall constitute approval of the variance. “ The premises decribed herein are conveyed upon the (c) A bell or chime from any building clock, school, or condition that construction of an appropriate building or $1,500 or best offer. C a l City utilities. F.J. Spi- house. Married couple, April 4, 1985 ordered that all IN MAr^CHESTER AREA claims must be presented to church. ^ . Section 12-31 Severability. __ buildings be commenced no later than nine (9) months after 649-7630. le ck l R ealtors, 643-2121. no pefs. Security re­ the fiduciary on or before (d) A public emergency sound slgnol. All provisions ot the Zoning Regulations of the Town of the date of the deed and that said construction be completed no later than eighteen (18) months thereafter. Bv accep­ quired. 647-9509. SInmbertIme Coverlcta July 10, 19tS or be barred as (e) Farming equipment or farming activity. Manchester which ore more stringent than those set forth V W SCIR ACCO , 82 - D a rk by law provided. (f) An emergency. herein, shall remain In force. If, for any reason, any word, tance of the deed, the Grantees, (or themselves and their has an appealing collec­ (g) Snow Removal. clause, paragraph, ar section of this orticle shall be held to heirs, successors and assigns covenant and agree to comply grey, air conditioning, Wo.f', 8. . Ill NEW ONE BEDROOM Mory Lou Tovlor, 17 tion of children^ qailts Clerk make the same unconstitutional or superceded by any Stole with the aforesaid conditions. In the event otobreech ofsald power windows. Excel­ litlH.j|j Li. III {REAL ESTATE for cribs and small beds Section 12-27 Exemptions. conditions, the Grantor herein or Its successors shall hove flow A P A R T M E N T - Heat, hot The fiduciary Is: The following shall be exempt from this article subject to law or regulation, this orticle shall not thereby be lent condition. 44,000 Ediiiilird 8L III IWANTEO water, carpeting, ap­ to applique, piece and Ora Hadden Invalidated and the remainder of the article sholl continue In the right to enforce these conditions bv making a tender of the speclol conditions noted: the purchase price as stated herein to the Grantees or their m iles. $7,300. C a ll 643- Golwiy SL pliances. On busline. embroider, such as the 24 Huntington St. (a) Noise created by the operation of property affect. economical III Manchester $89,900 Monchester, CT 06040 heirs, successors and osslgns after deducting any real estate 6041. 24 HOUR CASH OFFER Older persons preferred. colorful Circus quilt maintenonce equipment during day-tline Imurs. commission paid by the Grantor, and demand a recon­ Kerry 8t. III OWNER SAYS- shown. Others are Lacy 0334M (b) Noise generated by any construction equipment ADDITIONS INDICATED BY BOLD CAPITALS ON YOUR PROPERTY - No pets. $425. C a ll 643-6802 Dalallons Indicated by bold upper and lower cose veyance ot the herein described prem ises." Mill) 81 555-1146 "Let's get a move on!” We have a fantastic Fan, Grandmother’s operated during day-time hours. 1983 P O N T IA C 6000 L E - it is Call: Crockett Realty, or 649-6205. (c) Noise created by ony recreotlonal activities which are 3-18-85 B liiill 8L B-B4 price reduction on this neat, 7 room Raised Choice and Shooting Star. Prepared bv Barry W. Bottlcetlo Prepared by William J. Shea Air, cassette, power 643-1577 for a quick deal I NOTICI TO CMDtTOm sonctlonad by the Town Including but not limited toporodes, Assistant Town Attorney Briinird PI. 111 Ranch. New country kitchen, recently rede­ Q-134, Slumbertime sporting events, concerts, and firework disploys. Assistant Town Attorney steering, power brakes. E S T A T E O F 3-645 T ilt steering wheel. 81,000 to run a Hizil 81 III corated, supplemental heating system, new STORE ANO Coverlets, has full direc­ ALBERT J. GARDYNE, (d) Noise created by blasting provided that the blasting Is This Ordinonce shall take effect ten (10) doys after this pu­ tions and pattern pieces conduri^ between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. local time and provld^ m iles. $5,000. 643-9585. Johnson Tirr. III carpeting over hardwood floors, lower level deceased This Ordinonce shall take JK? blication In this newspaper provided that within ten (10) OFFICE SPACE for 24 quilts. The Hon. William E. Fitz­ that a permit (or such blasting has been obtained from stole Purnill PI. rec room with bar and much, much morel publication In this newspaper ProvIcW that within ten (10) doys after this publication of this Ordinance a petition fast-acting III Price. . . 13.25. Gerald, Judge, af the Court or locol outhorltlas. . .. days after this publication of this Ordinonce a petition signed by not lass than (Ive (5) percent of the electors of the 75 C H E V Y V E G A - 40,000 Pirk 8L Make an appointment and let us show you this Rentals of Probote, District ot Man­ (e) Noise created by refuse and solid woste collection, Town, as determined from the latest officials lists of the Re­ 73-157 great home! 600 SQUARE FEET-Offl- rovided that such activity Is conducted between 6 a.m. and sinned bv not less than five (5) percent of the electors of the miles on Buick motor. Chistnul 8L Ti tnltr, ssMl $125, lattadM chester at a hearing held on V S im M dVterrinlntKt from officials lists of the gistrars of Voters, has not been filed with the Town Clark re­ Classified 142-198 ce/Store space. Business March 28, 1985 ordar^ that lO p.m. ' questing Its reference to a special Town election. New trannv, automatic. pasttfs u 4 kaadNif. (f) Noise created by (Ire or Intrusion alarm which, tram Registrars of Voters, has not been fll^ with thejown Clerk zone. Spruce Street. $425 all claims must be presented requesting Its reference to a speclol Town election. No rust. $500 firm. 643- Mt CM lltip yw bKOIM I to the fiduciary on or before time ot activation of the audible signal, emits noise for a Jomes F. Fogarty M IROOMS monthly. Call R. Jarvis, AMlHItr 0 0 2 1 . Ad. "REALE" PR0FE88I0NAU ** for rent JuIvS, 1985 or be barred os by period ot time not exceeding ten minutes when such olarm Is , James F. Fogarty Secretary MANCHESTER HERALD I 643-6712. nvtSYiiisifcss law provided. attached to o v^ lcla or thirty minutes when attached to any ‘ Secretary Board of Directors Call B46-4S2S, md Mk lor Din. NsaTSfXILT.tMM Mary Lou Taylor, building or structure. ^ , Board of Directors Manchester, Connecticut 1982 CHEVY PICKU P-% (g) Noise created by public facility maintenance during Call Circulation Dept MANCHESTER - Very MANCHESTER - Office frlst HaB^M irsis stioi ZIP C lerk Manchester, Connecticut Ton heavy duty 305 auto­ Herald D.F. REAIE, INC. casf ss4 tills Mssasr. The fiduciary Is: day-time hours. Doted ot Moncheifer, Connecticut nice furnished room for or retail space. High Section 1^28 Noise Laval Maosuramant Precadures. matic. Power steering, R m I Eofafe SPECIAL: Over 200 ae- M arie D. Gardyne- Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 3rd day of April, this 3rd doy of April, 1985 647-9946 gentleman. Very conve­ traffic’ area. Excellent 91 Trebbe Or. For the purpose of determining noise levels as sat forth In power brakes. AM/FM Icctiona and a FREE 1985. nient. References. $48 sign visibility. Frank Spl- Manchester, CT 06040 this article, the following guidelines shall be applicable: 012-04 radio. $3,800. 643-9585. 44A-4S1S Pattern Section In the 01S4U (a) A parson conducting sound measurements shall hove 01344 . w eekly. 649-4003. le ck l, 643-2121. ALBUM. Jnat $8.00. Z4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, April 10, 1985 MANCHESTER FOCUS SPORTS WEATHER Lawmakers say ‘no’ Spring garden time: MHS hurling blanks Clear, cold tonight; to law on seat belts Time to get growing second straight foe Sunny skies Friday ... page 3 ... pages 14 and 15 ... page 16 ... page 2

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Star witness leaves country : : iiivijry G Bv M lllv McLean the relationship if von Bulow did not Court overturned the convictions on individual jurors during a final round United Press International divorce his wife. constitutional grounds. later this month. mM k Jurors who convicted von Bulow said The fourth day of jury selection was to "There may be evidence in this case PROVIDENCE, R I - A former her testimony was crucial to their resume this afternoon. that Mr. von Bulow had an extramarital V mistress of Claus von Bulow, whose acceptance of the stale’s argument that A married man and an unmarried affair,” defense attorney Thomas Puc- Wm ■ Yi! dramatic testimony three years ago von Bulow tried to kill his wife so he woman passed an initial test Wednes­ cio said. "Is this something that would helped convict the Danish socialite of could inherit $14 million from her estate day for the 16-member jury that will sway you one way or another?" trying to kill his wife, has left the and marry Isles. decide the case. E S\ "No, sir,” Waters said. M country and may not testify at his No immediate objections to the • v .v .v Gemma said under Rhode Island law “ Do you remember anything about a retrial. potential jurors were raised when he could present either a videotape or black bag?" Puccio asked. ::W:% Assistant Attorney General Henry lawyers spent up to 40 minutes transcript of Isles testimony at the first Waters said he did. Gemma said today that prosecutors questioning each one. trial. "are aware of the situation" but are The prosecution charges that insulin "She would not have to be here to The names of Ray Waters, a physics unsure whether Alexandra Isles tra­ and syringes in a black bag owned by testify for weeks, so we are not laboratory instrument maker at Brown veled to Ireland to visit relatives or von Bulow were used to aggravate Mrs. concerned about it at this lim e,” University, and Roberta Cote, a Woon­ "absconded." von Bulow’s hypoglycemia, or low Gemma said. socket bank clerk who studies account­ "W e don’t know if it's temporary or blood sugar, causing her to sink into a ing at night, were selected by lottery not.” Gemma said. “ She has a parent in Von Bulow, 58, a Danish-born New death-like coma in 1980. She remains from a spinning jury wheel. Ireland she sometimes visits.” Yorker, is accused of twice trying to kill comatose in a New York hospital. The fourth day of jury selection in the his heiress wife with insulin injections Both Waters and Cote said they The jury pool was reduced to under 60 THE MORIARTYREVaaiTiON second trial was to resume today. at their 20-room Newport mansion in followed the first trial through the Wednesday, including 13 women and Isles testified in 1982 that she and von 1979 and 1980. media, but they remembered only basic three men selected for the first Bulow were having an affair in 1979 and He was convicted on both counts in details and said they had no opinion. individual questioning. All but the 16 83 MERCURY LYNX 1980 and that she threatened to break off 1982. but the Rhode Island Supreme Lawyers still will be able to object to were sent home until Friday. 82 MERCURY LYNX 84 TO PA Z Hospital rejects Sedans & Wagons 2 & 4 Doors Sedans & Wagons treatment of girl FfQURE FROM H.M.S. ROSE > AT, AC, PS, PB, Speed AT-And AirConditioning - .;. search turna to town ' AUGUSTA. Ga. (UPI) - A baby with babies when there’s no real AT - And AirConditioning girl born 13 weeks premature and chance of survival," he said. Control,. Rear Defogger weighing just 1.6 pounds was in "There’s a limit to what we can do “Special Purchase” critical condition today at a medically and if it takes a redneck Ship’s figure hospital that accepted her after from south Georgia to say that, “Special Purchase" another facility ruled her a "living fine.” "Special Purchase” abortion" and refused to treat her. Henderson said the Macon hospi­ Jana Cleveland, who weighed tal would have admitted the child beUe^ml to be $4250 to $5285 one pound, 10 ounces at birth had he known her actual birth .-■■7 W. ^3550 to ^4150 Tuesday, was denied treatment at weight. ^5850 to ^6990 the Medical Center of Central " I f we had known the actual Georgia, in Macon, because the weight there would have been no “Limited Supply” director of the neonatal unit story,” he said. “ We would have avKothv Gormus “Limited Supply” believed she was too small to goiid~n) get it if we had known the r Herald IU)portdf''-‘ “Limited Supply” survive. correct weight. Since they were “While They Last” "It was my decision as director certain that the baby was that ThesositilifflrSfij of the unit," Dr. Kenneth Hender­ small we chose not to go down «f« iMtiti^ togdtd W(t4 in ikog- {stand “While They Last” son said. “ I don’t accept babies there.” Sawta;tim(|{8,888 is ’ 7,676 500 grams — about 1.1 pounds. ing, there really has been no major momtng.' ■ i , $ 1 4 ,5 9 5 m M.59S it ’ 3,939 Nas-W is *3,990 "That’s a living abortion,’’ change," said hospital spokesman The H.M.S. Hose ia currently anchored |d tbe Henderson said Wednesday. ‘T v e John Donnelly. Captain’s Cove’Seaport in B rid g^rt, whefeiUs been here 10 years and we have “ The physicians are trying to being restored by Keye Williams, m anses of the never had a child weighing less wean her off the respirator. This is municipal seaport. than 600 grams to survive. an ongoing process, just to get her The origiaal ship was instrumental in the 82 O LD S 82 MAZDA 80 L IN C O L N 79 MAZDA 81 JEEP 85 MERCURY RX-7 C J 7 " I don’t think it’s a good policy to to breathe normally,” said settltag of the American colonies and is the only MARQUIS BROUGHAM 98 REGENCY 626 LX MARK VII run around the state in helicopters Donnelly. North American gunship still afloat, he said. 4 Door T w o t o choose from M ,r ’ .1 . ■ r , Loaded. Like new, 7800 miles. All Williams wants to have the dhip ready to sail the toys. Naj-Wis *6,%9 was %,M,is $ 7 ,8 7 8 wi$'$T^is ’ 6,565 wa^ >GG9'j LS $ 5 ,9 9 5 around the Statue of Liberty on July 4, IMd, and n m IS $9,333 wants to find the driginai figurehead to avoid nK-mm-a $9222 cdHly and UmeKsohidining duplication. ” ■« Retail sales drop “It’s more of an SOS on our part,^’ Williams said of a letteraent by Gunther to the Herald and, 83 MERCURY WASHINGTON (UPI) - U S. Automobile sales dropped 4 /aeveral other newqiapers in Uie state. ' .j 84 M E R C U R Y 83 LINCOLN CAPRI retail sales plunged 1.9 percent in percent and were they not in­ 81 C H E V R O L E T 80 AMC MARQUIS BROUGHAM 81 MAZDA TOWN CAR Because of the tOad provided by Scheett. the MALIBU CONCORO G26 AC. AM/FM Stereo, Full Instrumen­ March, the steepest decline in cluded, the overall sales figure finrdiead is believed to be somewhere in the tation, Looks Brand New, 14,000 would have been down 1.4 percent, I '.Jd'- ’ A 4 Speed Sporty Blue. 5 spd, Bucket seats more than seven years, with luutohestto' area, said. miles, 5 spd, 2 to choose from the department said. IS $ 4,990 construction supplies and clothing “I don’t know whether it’s hanging ih a wis'$1:990. is ’2,950 '3S>4yi ;s $ 8 ,7 2 0 N is e is ’4,980 was IS $ 1 2 , 9 4 0 *»as'$M7fl-is ’ 7,290 the only categories to improve, the barrotnn or what,” he said. * Commerce Department said Auto sales were off 1 percent in Tlie tt^lica of the H.M.S. Rose was built in U70' today. February. for $1.1 miiliott for uSe in a. Newport, R.i., The March drop in sales to $110.5 The slump was nearly across the cetebndtan, Witliains and Gunther said. The sUp 85 MERCURY 80 FO R D 79 CADILLAC ■ivi billion followed increases of 1.6 board, with furniture dealers re­ was tatarpundiased by Scheetz and, while being 80 HONDA COUGAR MUSTANG DE VILLE 84 M E R C U R Y percent in February and 0.4 porting a 3.7 percent drop in sales, towed mm Newport to Groton, lost the MOTORCYCLE - CM400T 81 FO RD 13,000 miles. Burgundy Red. AC. COUGAR percent in January, seasonally more than wiping out February’s silver, Nice Car, Low Mllet, Loaded figurdiead. ' 5 Speed LTD CROWN VICTORIA AM/FM Cass, Wire Wheels, Velour adjusted. 3.4 percent increase. GunUiOT said WilUatns purchased the ship after Interior, Very Sharp. wis^?;990-is ’1,990 'b.[)3b IS $ 4 ,7 9 5 was $7,995 is ’ 6,666 w a s IS $ 9 ,5 9 5 The figures cover sales of both Department store sales fell 2.3 spotting it at Setaeet’s doedt and tuAied It ever to a ,3S IS $7,272 wis'm;44aij ’9,940 American-made goods and im ­ percent but rose 5 percent the non-mflt foundation he created to ffstdrb it tor ports and reinforce the view that month before. id le nridfeport seaport. ' the economy, while healthy, is far Groceries sold took in 1.9 percent W iU ta)^ and voiuntoerB are curm ttta strip- HtraW photo by Ptnto from vigorous. Mixed signals in fewer dollars and restaurants ing rotted planks off the sMp and replcntg ribs, several other recent reports have were off 2.4 percent. e said, ■ f 83 FO R D 82 CADILLAC 81 MAZDA 81 L IN C O L N 81 MAZDA D e V I L L E GLC TOWN CAR NEW TRADES confused investors and raised the Gasoline service stations were g‘*Hie thing that is saapparenOy jtiissini is the ESCORT possibility of a gathering economic GLC Beautiful Bronze, Wagon, AM/FM, Sea of cups down 1 percent and drugstores lost front where the figurehead was tofn off,” he said. Luxury, One Owner, 5 Speed, Air. Luggage Rack, Radial Tires, Sharp slowdown. 1.9 percent in sales for the month. Beeause it is a relatively (are speqmeni stereo. COMING IN Shape Katie Breen, 4'/4, looks over a sea of juice cups at a "Welcome Spring" The March setback was the But building construction mate­ Gunther said he considers the HLM.S. Roae like ^ IS $4,905 concert Wednesday at Nathan Hale School. Six Brownie troops largest since January 1978's 2 rials sales jumped 3.6 percent after “ the ship of ntato.” ’ 4,595 wasnm I $12,460 wis-Wis ’ 5,245 was ’^ i w IS $ 9 ,8 4 0 DAILY. NEW percent decline in sales. Along gathered to hear Peanutbutterjam, a children's folk group. Katie is the February’s 1 percent drop. The two men are asUng anyone with knowledge with the report the department Clothing stores posted a 0.9 of the figurehead'to call Williams at 33$-l4S$ or CARS TO daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Breen. Her mother is a co-leader of issued revised sales figures back percent improvement on top of the Gunther at see-iSM or S7$-i$72. 82 MAZDA 81 FO R D 75 VW 78 B U IC K Troop 662, which hosted the event. through 1975. 5 percent increase in February. GLC GRANADA BEETLE REGAL 81 MAZDA Mint Shape. Miles Low. 4 Spd. GLC CHOOSE FROM Sharp Misty Blue, AM/FM stereo, M 'l 'V. ■' . ' 'VN f S D ' Bucket seats. 5 spd. spd. AM/FM, Radial TIret *»«•$?;«()■ is’ 1,940 was ‘5.890 is $ 4 ,9 9 5 (Over 100 Cars wu'’ll;550.is ’ 4,950 Y,3S'^?fifl I' $5,757 ’ 4,990 Town signs rideshare pact with environmentai coaiition To Choose From) Bv Susan Vauohn construction of the 2.2-million- opening — was already built and and it is favorable for people The company has been working 1,200 parking spaces surrounding Herald Reporter square-foot company warehouse in has been in business since 1982. seeking to raise environmental with the rideshare plan for 18 the huge warehouse, which has 45 the industrial park in Manenes- Dworkin said he was pleased, questions, Eldergill said. months, Radabaugh said, and acres of land under its roof. The J.C. Penney Catalog Center ter’s northwest corner. however, with the possible long- She said the use of the Connecti­ encourages use of other car When asked if the environmental SATURDAY SERVICE SATURDAY SERVICE and the Town of Manchester The agreement was signed by range effects of the case on future cut Rideshare program will be­ pooling and commuter buses. The case ever delayed the construction agreed to promote ridesharing by the chairman of the Economic environmental-impact disputes nefit the town. company has reserved parking or opening of the plant, Radabaugh THE company employees and others Development Commission and such as the malls that are proposed The current decision arose out of spaces for car pools and has made said, “ All the construction took OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT who work in the Buckland Indus­ town General Manager Robert B. also in the Buckland area. “ We an appeal by the coalition of a state arrangements with the state De­ place on tim e." Two scheduled Now Open Sat, 9 A.M. ■ 1 P.M. Now Om Sat, 9 AM. • 1 P.M. trial Park in a settlement signed Weiss at an EDC meeting in were able to make some adjust­ Supreme Court decision rendered partment of Transportation to Please turn to page 10 Daily 8 AM . - 4:30 P.M. D a ^ S A M .- 4 ^ P .M . this morning. Lincoln Center. ment to the environmental im­ May 5. 1981, Eldergill said. The have a commuter bus stop located NEW. Both sides in the case seemed Michael Dworkin and Edith pact," Dworkin said. “ The most Supreme Court sent the case back at the entrance to the warehouse, MANCHESTER pleased with the settlement, which Schoell, both of Manchester, were essential thing is that it set a to trial, she said. But the trial was Radabaugh added. MANCHESTER involved no financial settlement. the plaintiffs who signed the precedent for future cases." never held and the case was settled He said he did not know how Inside Today The agreement represents the agreement on behalf of the envir­ Attorney Kathleen Eldergill, a in a hearing, she said. many employees at the warehouse 7 643-5135 final action in resolving a lawsuit onmental coalition group, which no partner in the law firm of Beck and Dennis D. Radabaugh, J.C. use the rideshare and car arrange­ 643-5135 filed in 1977 by representatives of longer exists. Eldergill, which has represented Penney center manager in Man­ ments. He also said it was 20 pages, 2 sections Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. / M O R 8 A R r Y 301-315 Center St. the Manchester Environmental Dworkin said today that the the coalition since the suit was chester, said this morning that the company policy not to release the Coalition against J.C. Penney, the plaintiffs had "no other alterna­ filed, said today that the case settlement reflects the company’s number of employees working at ArfwicA. .1 2 Obituaries. Monday thru Friday Manchester town and the state Economic tive” than agreeing to the settle­ "really does set a precedent.” It position all along. "W e'll do the firm. Previously, it was Clastifled. 19-20 Opinion Comics. Development Commission. ment, since the company — which recognizes'that there is a problem ,whatever we can to encourage car estimated that the company could . 8 Sporlf. . 16-16 Sat. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. (Exit 92 off 1-84) Entsrtalnmeni 12 T^evlslon , The suit claimed increased air the coalition tried to stop from with air pollution that the state and pooling and the rideshare pro­ employ up to 2,000 people. Lottery —- .2 Weether. pollution would result from the being constructed and then from town had not recognized before. gram ,” he said. Radabaugh said there are about

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