W - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thureday. Nov. 12, 19B7 Laser game: Court delays hearing again / page 3 1 Road race: Ndayisenga R^EGRmmmEREmmmammE^mmEmmEREmEEifmRmimtmtERmmERmtm will run Thanksgiving GUARANTEED Group homes: State unveils S-^year plan / page 5 I Day / paa® ii GET READY LOWEST PRICES IFOR W INTER HUGE SELECTION

- lim ih LOW. LOW PRICES! iHaurbrslrr) Manchester A City ol Village Charm .and check ost theac FR EE scnrlccal 30 Cents FREE MOUNTING! Friday, Nov. 13,1987 N CB'FREE s ta tic BALANCING! •V ^ FREE ROTATION! ■.MOifit.ae Price, sales FREE FRONT-END O' FREE fSfCHANGEOVERt ALIGNMENT WITH THE PURCHASE OF j: O' FREE FLAT REPAIR! FOUR NEW TIRES reports show Every tire sold by Town Fair is backed by our famous 0 W IT H “ IRON-CLAD NO HASSLE” Guarantee! P U R C H A S E Guaranteed LOWEST PRICE Policy ______Every tire sold at TOWW FAIR TIRE Is guaranteed for defects' P U U S l O F 2 N E W Tn workmanship or materials for as long as you own the tire — regardless •When you’re ready for liree, don’t tacrilice the quallh ... mileage received. If a defect In workmanship or materials develop, return It to TOW N FAIR. We TIRES inflation tame performance and guarantee you need. Town Fair Tlre^ will repair It at no charge or replace It. . . YOU PAY ONLY FOR W HAT YOU HAVE USED! whom you can trust, has a atore near you — there you II find ju it the right tire at... GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES. f We have selected tires GUARANTEED against glass, sharp metal, deep holes and all road haz- NO mer prices, which also reflect the •Don’t compromite, Town Fair Tires’ experience costs no f|9«5 WASHINGTON (AP) - The } 0 ards, and it’s FREE! P U R C H A S E federal government, in two largely higher costs of services and im­ more. NECESSARY ■ sm CARS V positive reports on the economy, ports, rose at an annual rate of 4.8 •“If you find a lower price advertised in Connecticut within 30 Analbend and McPharaon Strut percent through September. days of pruchase on the same merchandise ... bring us the COMPARi US TO AU OTHER TIRE OEAIERS! Not Includad on All Abo»a said today that wholesale prices Inflation this year is considerably advertisement and we will beat the price.” MICHEIIN • 600DYEAR • RRESTONE • DUNLOF * UllERIil • last month posted their first drop ' a.F. MOORICN • AiMSYRONG • UNHOYAt« YOKOmm since July 1986 while retail sales, ahead of last year, when wholesale discounting the expected drop in prices dropped 2.5 percent and and RMiiiy awre fsMMS brand tiras new-car purchases, rose at their consumer prices rose a scant 1.1 speediest clip since February. percent. But those figures were P O R T S C A R Prices fell 0.2 percent, almost paced by a collapse in world oil Y O U SAVE! entirely a reflection of declines In prices. This year, prices generally PRICEBUSTERS! "You Know OUAUTY TIRES FOR SMAU CARS — COMPACTS — UNUSUAL SIZES have returned to the moderate 1st Quality Economy 1st (tuality Economy • BRIDGESTONE • YOKOHAMA • MICHELIN • QI8LAVED • PIRELLI food and energy costs, to nearly The Name" ALL-SEASON • CONTINENTAL • 8EMPERIT • GOODYEAR and Morel erase the 0.3 percent gain of levels of 1982-1985. DOUBLE BELTED ECONOMY RAOML OOOOVEAR September. “ The price outlook is fundamen­ AU-SEASON Deablalahad 8PONT8 THII8 CORSAOT 165/80R13...... •» laania...... 100/00313 ...... *34 tally good, although the falling laoma...... *39 17 0/3 0 3 13 ...... *34 The Labor Department report 165/80R13...... *30 MPIAl W.W. 1001113...... *34 dollar will tack a percentage point Radial law am is...... m laoRia...... *37 inCHIUH lUPMTff provided dramatic evidence that 1 7 5 rt0 n i3 ...... *32 law aiM is...... m i r o N i d ...... *33 onto inflation in 1988,” said Robert 1 8 5 /« 0 n i3 ...... *33 lawamta...... m 1 IM I1 4 ...... *43 inflation remains tame. 17a/70M13...... *3C Wescott, chief economist for Alpha- 195/75R14...... *33 Whitewall im r r m u ...... <4a ia a / 7 0 «ii3 ...... *43 Retail sales overall were down 0.1 a08/75R14...... *33 155/S0R13...M3 iN rrM i4 ...... <41 1 0 I/ 7 (M 1 4 ...... ■•43 T t Y W r metrics, a Philadelphia economic 2aar7Mtt4...... >41 percent, but that was less of a drop YOU GO IN 2 1 5 /7 W 1 4 ...... *3T 16S/80R13...*4g 00tt^ OusNfy/mpoftwd ILT t1l/TM14...... 141 SPORTS CAR STEEL than many analysts had expected. forecasting service. 20S/75R1S...... *33 17S/eOR13...*S2 M o rrm ii...... >44 SILTED RAWALS The weaker dollar is nudging up t h e sn o w 215/75B15...... *33 iia rrtn ii...... ua isania...... *3s MICMEU N TRK Removing the decline in new-car 18S/80R13...>55 xiarTM is...... <4t 1 4 M 1 3 ...... *33 100/70H33f0 ...... *33 prices of foreign goods, but econo­ 225/75R15...... *41 100313...... *33 100/OON3|00 ...... *33 purchases, forecast following the Whilawall saarrM ts...... >11 100313...... *33 100/00H330O ------* 1 13 235/75R15...... *43 185/7Sni4...*M 100310...... *41 1 0 0 3 1 3 ...... *33 end of summer rebates, retail sales mists suggest that the impact of OR WE PAY 1 0 3 3 1 3 ...... *37 170314...... *44 CONTMBNTAL 195/75H14, .*57 170/70313...... *44 170/70314 ...... *33 rose 0.3 percent. Indeed, nearly all exchange-rate changes is even STEEL BELTED RAOIALS 100/70313...... *44 170/70313(3W t.>...... *73 1 0 0/3 0 3 10 ...... * 1 33 more pronounced in lowering the THE TOW iSPGoodrich " a o i a l w .w . 205/75R14.,.»ei ’U fltm lt FanwuaMfB 100/70314...... *43 of the overall sales weakness came *OGtallG Irt StOftt lU/NHt] • W 20S/7SN14...... •S4 103/70314...... *43 price of U.S. goods sold overseas. 1S5/80R13...... •54 205/75R14-.- .. *aa ------T M O H A M i------from a 3.1 percent decline in auto 20S/7SniS...>«1 iis/itmt3 305/75ei5...... •tS 165/80R13...... *52 205/7SR1S... . . *71 Irs/KM13 Ml 310 sales after a 3.8 percent drop in the If the 0.2 percent October decline ...•56 215/7SR15... . . *55 215/75ni5...*e4 3is/7sitts...... *as ««o iTO/retnis 1st Quality 175/S0R13... iis/ioni3 •iilil/703311 were maintained for 12 months, it Winter-Ready! 165/80R13...... *57 225/7SR15... .. *77 iis/ioni« 335/7Sni5...... *71 1 0 M I1 3 ...... preceding month. Economy SNOW 225/75R15...*e7 tH/75H14 ■Min/ioiNK ■ tOO/703313 . 195/75R14...... «6 4 235/7SR15... ..•52 235/75416...... ‘Te caiM/rotnu 100/703314 . David Kool/Manchatlar Herald The Oct. 19 stock market crash, would amount to a compounded Better Quality RADIAL STEEL BELTED according to the sales figures, annual rate of inflation of- 2.8 Whitewalls percent. Prices (or goods other than h8S/IOR13'33 205/75R14»53 apparently had little Immediate 1»/t0iri3<44 ll8$/t0ni3Ml 20S/75R1S*S4 HIgh-wIre act effect on consumer confidenp.e, foods and energy increased 0.6 W IM M H 7 205!75R1S*34 1 178/101113 *45 215/75R1S*M Today’s report reflected sales percent last month, matching the 17S/IOmi*81 215/7«15'37 I1I8/MR13M3 22S/7SH15*«1 M u a e c l e Eric Rask, a cable-splicing technician for Southern New & Service Inc. on Main Street this morning. Rask, of activity throughout the month. September rise. HS|tOR13*l4 22S/75B15*3I I1H/75R14M3 235/751115 ••• FOR LESS! Suffield, works on telephone lines throughout the area. 118^91114 >M 235/7»15*73 XA4 ALL-SEASON 3 ADIAL W.W. England Telephone, works on a line outside Dillon Sales As for wholesale prices, econo­ BIWiDNAMIs 199/80R13..'U 185/78R14..*S1 218/7SR1S..t21 mists have suggested that the stock ie5/80R13..fS market collapse could bring about a Major Quality 19S/75R14..M top critic 205/75«15*74 IS... weak U.S. dollar could show up as 178/10111301 20S/7SR1SM 2 1 175/I0R13O7 .\ • RWL • PROWLER • Li«/rsit4.. 1IS/MR13«« 215/75B15*77 slightly higher inflation next year, 1|S/75ni4*M 215/75m S*4f I U TOYO* GRAND PRIX* " I f the board approves it. it wiil airport, such as Milan, instead of 1I5/75S14H 22S/7»15*70 By Bruce AAatzkIn planning European trips this school analysts suggested. m i m u 'n 228/7»15*41' 235I75R15'7» ^ And Many More! Rome. He said that it is less likely a 195/7S«14*ei ULTRA-HIGH Manchester Herald year. All of these schools’ trips have not be with the recommendation of The Producer Price Index (or to get pian 5m/7Mi4«4ll 335/78M8»M 1 the administration.” Packman said terrorist attack would take place in li(FGk>odrich either been approved or are ex­ a smaller airport. finished goods, which measures PERFORMANCE TIRES at the meeting. RADIAL T/A BOLTON — The Board of Educa- pected to be approved by the boards Stearns, the only board member price activity one stop short of /he WASHINGTON (AP) — Nicara­ GET READY FOR WINTER! RAISED WHITE LETTER tion has approved a spring trip to of education in their respective Board member Pamela Z. guan President Daniel Ortega said 170/7031S...... *70 •15/70314...... voting against the trip, said the retail level, showed energy prices 100/70319...... «T3 •10/00314...... Italy for high school juniors and towns, according to Murray's Sawyer spoke out In favor of the today he would unveil an 11-point Batter Quality 100/70319...... *70 •••/T0314.. political climate is worse now than falling. But the 1.0 percent decline 100/00319 •40/003 14.. 1 I T r E ^ T P-6 trip. BTAS S N O W b i a s s n o w t i r e ‘721’ STEEL ■wVnmifilt| seniors despite protests by Superin­ chart. it was when the trips in 1983 and 1985 was not as steep as the 3.7 percent proposal that would give contra too/70319...... *70 •15/70310.. 15»50NR14...... “ It’s a once In a lifetime situa­ r e t r e a d s STEEL BELTED ALL-SEASON 100/75314... 550/70310.. * Outline Whits Lsttars ...... *155 BLACKWALL tendent Richard E. Packman and Packman had written a letter to rebels “ all the securities and BELTED RADIAL 100/70314... •90/70310.. 11170019 *44 15M0HN14...... *114 were taken. drop in September. RADIAL W.W. STEEL BELTED i4ir4R14 ‘ IBO 15f.«HfH5...... tion.” she said, adding that the 1l5/»0R13.'8a| 20S/75B15.*Ta •00/70314...... *07 IM 70Rta MOS ...... *1« 185/60Sm4....«88| Principal Joseph V. Flemming that Murray, stating that Fleming had “ Something is going to happen Gasoline prices, which [had guarantees that they need.” C/0 7aa14.... 1105/78x14...... RADIAL W.W. l7S/IOR13.«a4| 215/75R15.*TI m/50NR15...... *111 chances of an incident occuring did 1SS/80R13...... *31 Hifti Rarformanea YOKOHAMA 5055501515...... the trip might expose the students expressed concern for the students’ Ortega, who said he came to eVia14 ...... 1198/78x14...... 165/80R13...... *4J 1S5/80R13...... *4i 1IS/7SR14.*aa 225/75R15.*7t ...... *in 195/60$R14....«84| over there, and It will be drastic I tumbled 6.4 percent in September, P7ta14...... 1208/78x14...... JA® 195/7SR14.*4a 33S/75R1S.'BX Ralaad WhHa Lattar •119 nO50HNl4...... n a not warrant serious concern. 17S/80R13...... *44 16S/80R13...... *4! 71S/S0M31t 940/00N314 195/60$R15....«88l ;to terrorist attacks. safety in light of terrorists attacks believe,” said Stearns. " I don’t fell 0.6 percent. Fuel oil prices were Washington so the whole world 078x14...... 1216/75x14...... *** 175/80H13...... •4'i 205/75R14.M1I 3naoH3iB Itti roots •111 Sawyer said that, if the political' M7ix14 ...... 1 8 5 /8 0 n i3 ...... *41 a«>/«0N3t4 . imiiRis •11B YOKOHAMA 205/608815....I in airports and the taking of up 2.2 percent, after a huge 11.4 would be involved in bringing peace 1218/75x15.. 18S/80R13...... •»< 1M/00MN14 . 2M/04N31I. 111 40R11 Z The board voted 5-1 Thursday want any of ourkidstogetcaughtin O T tx IS ...... 185/75R14...... *41 2ll/«0»Mt4 . 240/I0M31B 71144411 15S/50Hm9...... situation in the region worsens |22S/7Sx15... 18S/75R14...... *41 2lt/00MI1B. 30S/50NR19...... GRAND SPIRIT American hostages in recent years. the middle of It or even to be over percent drop. Natural gas prices to his country, declared that his H 7 i x 1 S ...... •40. 195/75R14...... *41 79$/00M3l4 ...... ; night to approve the trip. Packman between now and the time of the LTaxIS . 205/75R14...... *51 195/75(114 ...... 'S ' 156/50HR14...... ••T Packman said in the tetter that he fell 2.7 percent. plan is “ very flexible and is aimed 205/75R14...... •»! Town Pair’s Own Toa OuaNty 1M/90HR14...... MPt and Fleming’s only ally on the there if something happens.” 215/75R14...... *5! RAISED WHITE LETTER RADIALS ISIPQoocMch HRX trip, then perhaps the board should at being effective.” On Thursday, 215/75H14...... *81 C O M P T / « 20S/50Hfl14...... MM MtdrtoFaineufMto agreed with Fleming’s concerns Board Chairman James H. Mar­ Food prices, up a sharp 1.1 Major Quality BIAS SNOW ,. 205/75R15...... •»: 1H/P0319 . 7M/70014. 226/50HR14...... M19 board was Barry E. Stearns. One change its decision. But, Sawyer 205/75R15...... •» 175/MR13...... *41 771/70011. 7C144VRI9 • about the trip. “ The situation in the Ortega told members of Congress I 21S/75R15...... •« lli/00319 . tIIM V R U • l56/iOHfl15...... •107 •LACKWAUf I Aboard member was absent. shall said that he strongly endorsed percent in September, fell 0.1 iafi/aoxi3 l(WlYf8|V5x14... *51 SI 215/75R15...... •»< 195/75R14...... *81 MO/70314 . 741/00011 leirevflii • 206/60NR1S...... reasoned, the trip should go the plan would not “ put anybody’s 225/75R15...... •»! 225/75R15...... *4 111/70014 ,791/70011 . 7114«VR14 • ...... »11t Middle East and Mediterranean the trip. percent in October, reflecting in 215/7SR15...... ‘ 141/00014.. 7M/70011 . 216/60VN16...... *130 205/60HR13....IM through the planning stages now, so 235/7SR1S...... *e- 235/75R15...... ** 701 40VRI1 • The trip was requested by Latin countries still appears to be ex­ back up against the wall.” 771/70014. 771/10011.. 791 40VR11 • 20S/55V31I...... •818 185/60HR14....>m | After the trip was approved. large part a bountiful fall harvest. 2 25 /7 5 x1 5 . . . •» 235/50VR15...... *810 teacher Susan Murray, who ran that it can take place as long as HIGH RSRPORMANCE 195/60HR14....7Sl possibility that students and staff “ I am delighted.” she said. price decreases except fresh fruits, meetings today in Washington, and 1M/70OI9...... WT ------155/4 "lHurray brought her request to the Sawyer said It would be better to 701/000t3...... *70 721/70011. 111 MVRt9 '•W MnjBJUaaen 205/60Hm5....»7s l could be exposed to danger,’’ he “ We’ve planned for this for so long. up 6.8 percent, and fish, up U.S was to present the cease-fire e c o n o m y r a d i a l i m p o r t 1 1N/70O14...... *47 791/10011 IM tevRti 3M/50N312.. board after it was forwarded by cancel the trip at a later date, if 701/70014...... *75 71141011 . 771MVR14 15S/50N314. wrote. I’m relieved and excited.” percent. proposal to one of his harshest m /70014...... *75 711/70011 1M41NR14 1H/50H314.. o v n r M . O f Fleming, without approval, to necessary, rather than abandon the 790/10ri4...... *07 771/01011 . IMIlMOil 208/50H314.. At Thursday’s meeting. Pack­ Egg prices (ell 19.6 percent; beef critics, Roman Catholic Cardinal 771/71014...... ■ • II1B1HAI1 186.eOHR14 ... .•M I She said she would pray that the 195/70B14 l•14aH413 31S/50H314. ,;Packman. who also did not idea now and discover later that the Miguel Obando y Bravo, in a 1 6 S R 1 3 ... IM* 414 225/503314.. 196.eOHR14 .. .•IM man reiterated his and Fleming’s political situation won’t be serious and veal costs were off 1.4 percent; 1 6 5R 1S . IM44H4I4 ^approve. trip could have gone on. 175/70H13. tH40H4t1 22S/50H314. 22S.80HR14 .. .‘ 122 concerns. He also informed the enough next spring to warrant vegetable' prices dropped 6.6 meeting he said would be attended 171 7SH4t9 15S/50H31I. 195.I0HR15 .. .‘ IM Board member Michael L. Par­ 185/70R13. m 7SH414 ; Murray included in her proposal board that it would have to assume percent. by House Speaker Jim Wright of 205/50H31S. 205.e0HR15...‘ S«al sons suggested that the travelers cancelling the trip. ^ chart detailing the plans of a liability for the safety of the ■Til just keep my fingers New automobile prices, up (or the Texas. b e t t e r q u a l i t y s t e e l b e l t e d TIEMPO ALL-SEASON might fly into a city with a smaller 'dozen area high schools that are students on the trip. crossed," she said. second month in a row, posted a 1.6 The cardinal, who flew to Wa­ shington from Managua late Thurs­ 15SH12 * »* The trip will be taken during the percent rise after a 3.6 percent ...... > 5 1185H14 M R 1 4 ...... w 155/W)RtS...... >83 day, was expected to accept the role 14SR13. KS/MRIS...... *81 21S/7SR15... spring vacation, April 14-24. About increase in September. 185/70R14 .. CUSTOM ROLY8TEEL U5/7M14...... ••. 22S/7SR1S...... *73 30 Latin students will be accompan­ For the first 10 months of 1987, of intermediary in the planned 155R13...... VECTOR All-Scacon m/75Rta...... •». 238,7$R1S...... *77 Sm The Town Fair Tire Una... 195/70R14 .. ARfllVA STIEL Ksdisi W.W. wholesale prices advanced at an 165R13...... *82 Radial WhHawall BELTED W.W. 20S/7SR14.. ...■ a i Town claims police union ied by four chaperones, including 1 8 SR 1 S...... 175/70R13.. 1S5/00313...... 1IS/50313. 155/75315 .*75 1I5/NR13..*M 205/75314. .*71 17S/30R13.. Murray and her husband. annual rate of 3.0 percent. Consu­ Please turn to page 10 185/6SR15 ios/toai3...... •M 175/7SR14.. 215/75314. .*71 DICK CEPEK FORMULA 185/70B13. • 105/70313...... 1IS/70R14. *71 205/75315.*70 • 20S/70R14...... 175/00313...... 1I5/IS314. 'TX 315,75315 .*04 1IS/7»14..««7 225/7531$..*ai ■ 1H/7M14...... • FUN COUNTRY ‘ SUPER STOCK 155/70314...... 155/75314. *71 205/7531$.. *74 235/75315..*M ri*S/TM14...... •MUD COUNTRY -D E S E R T 0 0 0 h i o h - pebformamce 305/70314...... ‘ 206/7SR15...... 9 155/75314...... • QUIET QIANT and many moral (s»FGoodrich SNOW TIRES - 155/55314...... BIAS PLY POLYESTER WHITEWALLS Au-TxnnAmT/A is wrong about blackjacks RNCEN 305/75315...... Ux12.6(M1S...... '•lat 20S/60R13. I 315/75315...... tS5/80xt3...... •281 20S/7SH4...... •42|21S/7Si1$... .. •42 (OWtBOlfBO) 33X12.60R1I.S...... •ITO Cleanup continues; 185/80R14. ' 335/75315...... tlS/75i14...... ‘37 215/75it4...... •44 22S/7SitS... ..•48 cost to implement alternative wea­ The police union has claimed that SSANOPMXSVr WRANQLIR By Bruce AAatzkIn TODAY - 195/60H14. 1K/7Sit4...... • 3tl 22S/7SI14...... •«|235/7S>t$... .. •4S RVTRWL 10-11...... *M taking away the blackjacks 208/80R14 .M Oa TOjmFalrTIraa 191-11...... * w s ia ia s o R ii...... iia a ’ ^AAanchester Herald pons above the lives of the police 20S/60R14. 5.55314 ...... «aa 1 9 -if ...... «5e hampers the ability of police 228/90R14 .M ia 22S/60R14. ALL TIRES 9015.55311 ....MSa 14/900-10 ...... •ISO ------b tM L d P ------officers of the department.” That ita/toniB.MM IRON-CLAD 21B15J5315 ...• lit 11/900-10...... 19S/60R15. 5I031M...... MIS 17nl4-10...... • N m a ix iM o n is ...... •laa release was issued following a Nov. officers to defend themselves. The Delegates cautious 206/80R18 .M l* MOUNTED Maior Brands TRUCK TIRES MO HASSLE 1 f -1 f .i ...... M « 5 22X11.NM1S...... •148 *'■ The town administration and the victim is identified 92111.50315 ...M W 218/80R18 .M l* 20S/60R1S. 99S12J0315 ...M W 14/900-10.0------M 5 5 Mx12.80niS...... >18. 2 hearing in which union and union filed a complaint with the ao8/58ai#-Mja pUARANTEE 10/900- 10.9------MM -Manchester Police Union continue The 11 0>nnecticut men and I21S/60R1S. .M05J XCA A7lx13 C79x18 ‘ MSata 99I12.I0315J..MW 17B40.10A ____ • W i 33x12.B0R1te...... ‘ m administration officials met before state Board of Labor Relations, aai/8oai8 .*i8a E 6.75316.$.. *149 to exchange blows over the use of women already designated dele­ Manchester highway crews con­ first storm of the season, but no .5 . MM YOKOHAIITF T E B r a M e r 700315.. .. B7i»13 C7U14 oSJl5 the State Board of Labor Relations saying that the suspension unilater­ 8 235/55316...... M H l 33i12.503HS031S.S. M M MONSTER blackjacks by officers. gates to next year’s Democratic tinued work today to combat the major equipment problems to 1.00316.5.. M M I 235/65316 . . . M49 A U TERRAIN iU Y — ally changed working conditions in 225/7M15...... «1W Assistent Town Manager Steven to discuss the blackjack issue. National Convention are being effect of the heavy, early snow report. The cost of fighting the ATX LW-11...... MW 215/7S315...... «a NOW--' Werbner said in his memo that the midst of contract negotiations, T i r c « t o n c 1^14. I 90R5.S5315 ....M IT 295/75315...... *a B. Werbner has written a memo to cautious in their assessment of the storm that pelted the town Wednes­ storm has not yet been determined. 269/79319. .-W*| TfolSORIS. . M14 9U10J0315 ...*1ST LT295/1fC...... *ia the administration never refused to and was therefore a prohibited MXtl 31110.50315. . . *419 91S11J031S ...MST SAVIi -the Board of Directors claiming six candidates for their party’s day and early Thursday. O’Connor said. 'E 7 8 X 1 4 . 235/55316. 215/75315 •119 9025.55315...... 205/7M15...... n accept an alternative weapon on practice. 291/75315 ...... Mt| 9*«!0JM1| 0 ^ 1 4 .48M8I W ills M a g I 99112J0315 .. .*145 155/75314...... «a 'that a Nov. 3 press release from the presidential nomination. Story on One victim of the storm was the F 7 8 k 1 4 . a LOW PRICED tr u ck TIRES 255/55311 Werbner said in his memo that Trucks were out through the '•Manchester Police Union, concern- the basis of cost. page 4. annual curbside leaf pickup. O’Con­ 0 7 8 x 1 4 a • DIAS • “ Cost is a factor in anything in there is no Information to indicate night spreading sand on slippery SOH' . 0 7 8 x 1 5 . 700 14 *451 010 115 *75 'ing the suspension of the use of nor estimated that the town will be 700 15 ■ .*51 000 115 . *5S government, but If they find a that officers are at a greater risk spots on roads, according to Lee H 7 8 x 1 5 . M70 15 *55 575 11.5 *55 70(FT Blackjacks by officers, violates about three days behind schedule 7 M 15 *5>l 206/76314.. weapon that is necessary (or use by without blackjacks. But the union Partly cloudy O'Connor, highway foreman. bL 7 8 x 1 5 .. 7SO-16...... negotiating rules and contains when the leaf pickup resumes • RADIAL • 960-16.6...... 106/76316 .. STYLE AND police, a recommendation will be claims that the weapons may have L370315...... *75 Ua1250315 *115 10-16.S...... 206/76316.. inaccuracies. Partly cloudy tonight with low 30 He said one truck was In Monday. He said he hopes the lost 7 come in handy in preventing the 295/71315...... *75 295/15311 *55 12-16.6...... 216/76316.. PERPORMANCE Werbner said Thursday that he made (or that weapon,” Werbner to 35. Partly sunny Saturday with time can be made up, but that will 9et99031S...... *55 M0311.5 *155 •00-16.6...... 226/76316.. injuries that three officers have operation from 5:30 p.m to 9:30 91S15.50315 .*05 575311.5. *54 •76-16.6.... 236/76316. :sent his memo In order “ to clarify said Thursday. high 55 to 60. Details on page 2. p.m. Thursday and three trucks depend on future weather. 21S/7SR14 ‘ J t 92«11.10315...... *105 WHEELS He said the administration is suffered since the weapons were ie5/eoRi3.< Aak About Our -Information presented in the un- went into service at 1 a.m. today. 'The weather will also determine 175/80R13.< 225/7SR14 •44 anw G csw nc d u e l e r exploring various alternatives, but ITT XCH4m Low, Low Pricoa -ion’s press release.” He said the taken away. One person died as a result of the whether the town continues to usp 18S/7SR14.< 215/7SR1S ‘ 3e RAISED WHITE LETTER cannot make a specific recommen­ The three were injured in an ieS/7SR14.' 22S/7SR1S M 4 I1E10W316 • AM E R IC A N R A C IN G ****** • • O M P U M i police union release was inapprop­ Index storm. The victim was Lawrence C. vacuum leaf pickup machines or 225/75R1S...... •109j • BBS-APPLIANCE dation until it is assured that incident on Falknor Drive a few 205/75R14.' 23S/7SR15 •le MIT M88 M88 riate and, in some respects. Moran. 64, of 102 Benton St., who shifts to front end loaders. O'Con­ • CONCHI.ENKEI training (or an alternative is weeks ago, Wilson said. Out of the 28 pages, 4 sections • CA R O L S H ELB V Inaccurate. died from a heart attack while nor said it is difficult (or the available. three, two are still out of work with • CE N T E R L IN E -E T Police union president Eklward A dvice. _ 2 7 L o tte ry______2 shoveling snow. Paramedics were vacuum machines to handle piles of WE ARE MBWWt • CR A G E R . EP S ILO N |0p4ri|ion: our The use of blackjacks was injuries such as a broken finger, a ; Wilson said today that he could not BusIneSe______0 O bituaries____ to called to scene shortly after 7 a.m. wet leaves. tag TOWN FAIR TIRE CENTERS TIRE SPECIALISTS • GO T T I ‘ K E Y S T O N E su8j)ended on Sept. 14 by Police broken thumb and a forehead • MO M O * SU P ER IO R pomment on Werbner’s memo, ClessKled _ 15-24 O p in io n ______0 Moran was taken to Manchester When the leaf pickup resumes . MOTOSPORT Chief Robert D. Lannan, who said laceration, he said. , gince he has not had time to study It. C o m ic s ------B P e o p le ______2 Memorial Hospital by the Manches­ Monday, the crew will go to the • SU P E R L IT E The police union’s press release that proper use of them required The union’s current contract MANCHfcSTfcH EAST HAHTPUHtl VCHIMUN • And Lots Connecticut _A -5 Sports _ 1t-14 ter Ambulance Service. streets that were originally sche­ -said that the police administration special training, which is unavaila­ expired June SO, and negotiations Moral Entertainment 26 Television _ 28 O'Connor said there 'were the duled for this week, thus delaying 328 Middle Tpke. West 467 E. Main Street 295 Hartford Tpke. ."’was unwilling to consider alterna­ ble, and that use of them may result for a new one have been going on the collection on street scheduled in the department being placed in a F o c u s ------25 U .S ./ W o rld ____ 7 minor breakdowns In road equip­ In front of Parhada Shopping CIr. Located In the Warahouae Fooda Plata Located in the K-Mart Shopping CIr tive weapons because of the cost of ment that usually occur with the (or next week. purchasing them, thus “ placing the position of liability. W eather___ 2 6 4 6 - 8 2 2 7 569-8710 872-2060 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Nov. 18. 1987 — 8 t - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Nov. 13, 1987 No quorum, Ambulance inquiry THE WEATHER REGIONAL WEATHER no decision n w Accw-WM«te» “’lorecasl for 8 A M., Saturday, November 14 Accu-Wealhor'"'forecast lor Saturday satisfies councii Daytime Conditions and High Tcmp«M.iUit»“. on signs By Andrew J. Davis be dispatched. A dispatcher at Manchester Herald Ambulance Service of Manchester has stated that the call to Profes­ C wiImhi I Not enough members showed up The chairman of Manchester’s sional concerned someone having for a meeting of the Cheney Historic Emergency Medical Services difficulty breathing, which is consi­ District Commission Thursday to Council says he is “satisfied” after dered an emergency situation. make a quorum so the commission a councii inquiry Into an Aug. 28 Reich said he has had discussions made no decision on what kind of incident at the Meadows Convales­ with the Meadows staff, which has signs will be permitted for stores agreed to dial 911 in an emergency. ED cent Center, in which a private located In the former Cheney Yam ambulance company was called to He said the distinction between an Mill, when conversion of that transport a patient to Manchester emergency and routine situation building is completed. Idemorial Hospital. has l ^ n made clear to Meadows Only five of the commission’s 14 "I’m satisfied with their personnel. members were at the meeting. answer,” said Dr. Joel J. Reich, “We need to satisfy ourselves The decision on a sign policy was chairman of the council and of that for an emergency (they) will A l l . II III, put off until the commission's Dec. Manchester Memorial Hospital’s dial 911,” Reich said. “They’ve C V • •.III 3 meeting. emergency department. ”We’ll agreed to do that.” In an informal discussion, the never have a clear ans)ver on this, Classifying an emergency situa­ FRONTS: Wa^iogloo |<>7 ] members who did attend the but one thing that was clear was tion at a convalescent center, meeting in Probate Court agreed that no harm was done to the however, may be different than it is . A ' < II V.-' I'*" ' !'■ tentatively that cast or forged elsewhere, since people at such Warm CoM SUtonary patient.” He made his comments at |<*M ' A . metal signs will be permitted as council's Thursday night meeting centers usually have a number of well as wooden ones. Aluminum in Lincoln Center. health problems, Reich said. signs would not be allowed. “The question has been raised N Reich and Town Fire Oiief John An application by Brophy Ahern, C. Rivosa contacted the Meadows about calling the Professional Northwest is stormy; West Haven developers who plan to staff after the incident in which the company when an emergency convert the mill at 210 Pine St. into staff telephoned Professional Am­ might have exirted,” he said. 103 apartments and 18 stores, will bulance Service Inc. of East “What I think I found ... was that they have health professionals ' NEA gmpMo be heard Dec. 7 by the Planning and Hartford instead of a local ambu­ cold air chills South Zoning Commission. lance or 911, because they appar­ there (Meadows) and what they The hearing has been delayed ently considered the incident to be a term as an emergency differs.” By The Associated Press states and northern Florida. Consumer debt includes bills from credit' card several times because the devel­ routine matter rather than an In the long run, the choice Snow warnings were posted companies and for things bought on the Installment plan, oper has not resolved some devel­ emergency. whether to call 911 still lies with the A storm whipped up high for the Cascades of the Northw­ opment problems. After receiving the initial call Meadows staff. Reich said. but It does not Include mortgage debt. The richer a “The health professionals at winds and rain in the Northwest est and gale warnings were in William FitzGerald, chairman of from the Meadows, the Profes­ household Is, the more money It’s likely to owe. the Cheney Historic District Com­ sional dispatcher apparently Meadows have to make choices,” today and prompted snow effect along the northern Pa­ Households with annual Incomes of loss than $10,000 mission, said Thursday he can Judged the situation to be an he said. “You have to assume the cific Coast. Snow advisories warnings, while most of the rest have an average debt of $3,205, while households with foresee no problem in getting emergency. He called 911 and worst. I may be wrong, but you of the nation had dry weather. were issued for tonight and approval by the commission of a nclrpH *b!>t Mnnchpster paramedics have to take the chance.” Incomes of $50,000 or more per year have an average Cold air extended into Florida Saturday in the mountains of policy on signs that has been and the Deep South, with Utah. -debt of $15,629. worked out by a subcommittee from the commission and represen­ early-morning temperatures in V Rain spread along the north­ tatives of the developers. Manchester in Brief the 30s in the centrai Gulf Coast ern Pacific Coast, across cen­ tral Wyoming and aiong the Almanac Weather Trivia lower Texas coast. Today’s weather picture was drawn by Frankie Tucci, who Parking Shopping center needs parking W hen wore mercury Today’s forecast called for lives on Sycamore Lane and attends Martin School. Nov. 13, 1987 rafion is thought necessary” — Robert The Planning and Zoning Commission has voted to continue a thermometerr. firr.t mtro<1«ic<‘<1’ Louis Stevenson. hearing on a special exception permit that would allow 68 parking rain in the northern Pacific w pljip; Today is the 317th TODAY’S MOON: Last appeal spaces at the West Side Village Square shopping center at 200 W. Coast region, changing to snow day of 1987 and the Ready for another ride in the mountains, and rain quarter. Center St. CONNECTICUT WEATHER 52nd day of autumn. The developer, P & K Associates, plans to build a scattered across southwest TODAY’S TRIVIA: What city is the set­ on Main Street, after a trip down it on planned Paul Noel and his son, Christopher, 3, of 1,536-square-foot building in the center and add nine spaces to the Texas. ting of most of George V. Higgins' nov­ Wells Street, head up the hill at Center their sled Thursday afternoon. Central, Eastern Interior, Southwest Interior: TODAY'S HISTORY: On this day in els? (a) Boston (b) Los Angeles (c) 59 already on the lot. Sites with more than 60 spaces require a Highs were forecast in the 30s Tonight, partly cloudy. Low 30 to 35. Saturday, partly 1940, Walt Disney’s "Fantasia," the London A court appeal will be filed Park, next to the Mary Cheney Library special exception permit. But residents said at a Monday hearing against a Zoning Board of Appeals that traffic is already a problem at the center. in northern Maine; 40s from (Irst film to feature stereo sound, pre­ TODAY’S BARBS sunny. High 55 to 60. miered In New York City. decision to allow the Army and “It’s very congested down there now. I think the last thing it North Dakota to the upper West Coastal, East Coastal: Tonight, partly cloudy. BY PHIL PASTORET Navy Club to put 20 parking spaces needs is additional traffic,” said A1 Lutz of 9 Stephen St. “I would Great Lakes region and from Only one thing mixes perfectly with any Low 35 to 40. Saturday, partly sunny. High in the upper TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Edwin Booth alcoholic beverage: moderation. on property it owns in the C^heney suggest the board go down and take a look at the site.” The northeast New York across 50s. (1833): Robert Louis Stevenson (1859); Historic District. The Cheney His­ Laser Games injunction commission agreed, and voted to hold the hearing Nov. 23. northern New England; 70s George V. Higgins (1939); Vinnie Tes- Is there anything more misnamed than toric District Commission will Northwest Hills: Tonight, partly cloudy. Low a hairdo that's called a "permanent”? from Florida to much of Geor­ taverde (1963) probably join in the chaiienge. around 30. Saturday, partly sunny. High 50 to 55. Attorney Malcolm Barlow said gia and South Caroiina, across TODAY’S TRIVIA ANSWER: (a) George 10 single-family homes proposed Long Island Sound to Watch Hill. R.I., and Montauk TODAY'S QUOTE: ‘Politics Is perhaps V. Higgins usually sets his novels in today the appeal will be filed on Kansas, Okiahoma and western bid must wait 3 months A local developer planning to build 10 single-family homes on the only profession for which no prepa- Boston. behalf of Wilfred and Ann Campbell Arkansas and along the Mexi­ Point: Winds west becoming southwest 15 to 20 knots Maxwell and William and Laura Center Street will have to wait until Nov. 23 for the Planning and this afternoon. Winds southwest 10 to 15 knots tonight end of the winter, said Harold R. administrative appeal when it can border from Texas to Belfiore, owners of houses near the Bv Nanev Concelman denied, without testimony. Laser Zoning Commission’s decision on the application. and around 10 knots Saturday. Seas 1 to 2 feet through 22 Forest St. property the club plans Chimmings. corporate director of Center Street Associates appeared before the PZC Monday Caiifornia, and 70s to 80s in the Manchester Herald Laser Games, on Wednesday. The Games’ appeal of O’Marra’s denial desert Southwest. tonight and 1 foot or less Saturday. / Astrograph to use for parking. of a building permit. requesting a zone change from Business II to Residence A for a William FitzGerald, chairman of Laser Games of Hartford con­ court will decide, on Nov. 16, when 10-lot, 1.71-acre parcel on Center Street, between Dougherty and to hear arguments on the case. Thursday’s hearing was a conti­ the Cheney Historic District Com­ tinues to play a waiting game with nuation of hearings held Oct. 7-9. I^lcic00 0tl*00lS mission. told commission members Laser Games is appealing a the town of Manchester. decision made Oct. 13, when the after which a second temporary The developers, who prttpose “modest” single-family homes PISCES (Fob. 20-March 20) Ideas or Thursday he will seek commission At Thursday’s hearing in Rock­ injunction on the ordinance was on lots ranging in size from 7,500 to 8,500 square feet, said a *one suggestions that you propose today will . support for hiring special legal ville Superior Court, attorneys ZBA sustained an appeal by Wllmer have a powerful impact on your listen­ and Carol Clevenger, who live next granted until the ZBA’s decisions change to Residence A would fit in well with the residential counsel to represent the commis­ representing the town of Manches­ were made. McKee Street. However, the owner of property at 520 Center St. < ^ r t h d a y ers. Later, you might not remember sion in the appeal. ter and Laser Games of Hartford door to the proposed center. The what you said, but they will. Gevengers appealed Zoning En­ The town agreed Oct. 9 to help dis8gr00fl» ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Your rest­ The ZBA approved a variance for Inc. agreed to postpone until Feb. Laser Games find another location Sheila Flanagan, who owns the building at 520 Center St., felt PEOPLE the parking Oct. 26. At a hearing 19, 1988, a hearing which could forcement Officer Thomas R. Nov. 14,1967 less spirit won't be satisfied today if you ‘ O’Marra’s Aug. 7 decision that in the time between hearings. But the noise and traffic make the area inappropriate for residenUal fall to use your time productively. Try to ; then, the commission, the Max­ make permanent a temporary 3 The year ahead should be a rewarding the town couldn’t make a similar Superior Court Judge Kenneth wells, and the Belfioresall opposed Laserquest is a permitted use in a use. “My major concern is looking after the people who live in one for you materially, provided you al­ do things that benefit others as well as ■ injunction preventing the town agreement this time, Berger said. that area.” she said. “It’s a safety factor, really.” Black said the matter will have to yourself. the parking plan. from enforcing its ordinance. Business II zone. Jail a life-saver ways operate In accordance with your On Oct. 26. the ZBA denied Laser “I frankly do not think this The developer’s plans include additional space between the be resolved Jan. 22 when the highest standards. Follow the narrow TAURUS (April 20-May 20) The aspects At the hearing. FitzGerald The ordinance, pas.sed by the particular use would be allowed in LOS ANGELES (AP) - Rock couple’s property-division dis­ but profitable path to success. favor you at present where romance Is argued that the creation of a Board of Directors in July, prohib­ Games’ appeal of O’Marra’s deci­ street and the homes to protect against noise, but the PZC voted concerned. If there Is a particular rela­ sion that Laser Games requires a the town of Manchester,” he said. to inspect the site before making a decision. The development finger David Crosby says he’s pute goes to trial. SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) Social con­ parking iot would damage the its the proposed Laserquest amuse­ Berger. Cooney and Planning grateful for his drug and weapons tacts are extremely Important for you in tionship you'd like to establish, now is historic area. ment center from opening at the special exception permit from the would provide more reasonably priced housing, said a partner in this time frame. They can be helpful In the time to make your pitch. Planning and Zoning Commission Director Mark Pellegrini all said convictions, which cost him five And at a meeting of the Republi­ former Mott’s Shop-Rite at 587 E. Thursday afternoon that Laser- Center Street and P & K associates. “Economically, it can work Hawaiian snow opening doors of opportunity to which GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Yield to Im­ can Town Committee Wednesday, for the site. and provide a level of housing that’s not available at this time," months in prison before they were you do not have the keys. Know where pulses today that encourage you to do Middle Turnpike. games probably could not be Beverly Malone, a member of the After more than an hour of In a citation filed with the town said Gary Pierce. thrown out by an appeals court. WASHINGTON (AP) - Singer- to look for romance and you'll find It. something special for the one you love. clerk Nov. 6. Laser Games of considered a permitted use in any “Even though they put me in songwriter Buffy Sainte-Marie The Astro-Graph Matchmaker set In­ If you don’t act on your good Intentions, ' historic commission, had strong discussion in Judge Robert J. zones in Manchester. Stengel said you're likely to regret it later. criticism for the ZBA over its Stengel’s chambers, attorneys Hartford Inc. and 587 East Middle the penitentiary on a case they brought a fresh red-and-white lei stantly reveals which signs are romanti­ Turnpike Associates, a real estate that In the interim. Laser Games shouldn’t have, I feel gratitude to Sen. Daniel K. Inouye of cally perfect for you. Mail $1 to Astro- CANCER (June 21-July 22) All eyes are decision. She said the ZBA had Marshall K. Berger and John W. could further investigate other PZC puts Holiday Homes on hold Graph, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box going to be focused on you today, so if ignored the recommendation of the Cooney, representing the town, and partnership formed to buy the because it may have saved my Hawaii when she arrived to you're going to make an appearance in former Mott’s Shop-Rite building possible locations. The Planning and Zoning Commission has voted to continue a life,’’ Crosby said after a Texas 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. Be historic commission. Richard M. Rittenband, represent­ Laser Games must also finish testify on Capitol Hill. sure to state your zodiac sign. front of new people, take a little extra The appeal will be filed with the and lease it to Laser Games, hearing on a request to abandon a 60-foot right of way in the appeals court ruled Thursday he “I Just couldn’t stand the idea of time to primp. ing Laser Games, agreed to con­ cleaning up the site before a closing SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dm . 21) If ordered the Zoning Board of Parker Street subdivision to create a building lot. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your keen in­ Superior Court, which will be asked tinue the hearing until after judg­ on the property can be completed. was caught in an illegal search. anyone from Hawaii sitting in the there Is an Important objective that you Appeals and O’Marra to appear in When the 96-lot Parker Street subdivision was approved a few sights can be put to profitable uses to­ to review the transcript of the Oct. ments are made on Laser Games’ Gasoline believed to have leaked “I hope other people will learn snow,” said the entertainer, a hope to achieve, make every effort to do Rockville Superior Court Nov. 17 to day. Let your hunches guide you In the 26 hearing at which Barlow, repres­ appeal to Rockville Superior Court years ago, the right of way was reserved for a possible extension from my experience and avoid Saskatchewan Cree Indian who it today instead of waiting until tomor­ answer the appeal. from the nearby Groot’s Automo­ management of your commercial enting owners of the two nearby of two decisions made by the town of Elvree Street, now a dead end. Holiday Homes, which proposes drugs. I’ve been clean for nearly row. You're on a roll now. The appeal states that the ZBA tive Service Inc. contaminated soil lives on the Hawaiian island of dffsirs properties, sought to lay the basis Zoning Board of Appeals. 92 single-family homes for the subdivision, requested that the two years now and I have the failed to give reasons for sustaining at the site, delaying the closing on Kauai. CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) Take VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You're en­ for appeal. That decision could come by the the property beyond Its Oct. 20 town abandon the right of way so two parcels can be added tc state of Texas to thank for it,’’ he The Washington area suffered the limitations off your expectations to­ dowed with the ability to use the spoken The property owned by the Army the Clevenger appeal, failed to form a separate, 12,504 square-foot building lot. exercise Its duty to renew the deadline. Cummings said Wednes­ said. its worst November snowstorm day and be both hopeful and optimistic. or written word In a masterly fashion to­ and Navy Club is a house built on day that cleanup will continue, but - The commission was concerned Monday that property next to Crosby, who became famous on record Wednesday, receiving If your vision Is restricted, the results day. Use your powers to communicate Forest Street about 1870 for a Zoning Enforcement Officer’s the Parker Street subdivision would be developed commercially will be as well. to further your personal Interests. orders and applied a "restrictive the contamination won’t cause with The Byrds and later with about a foot of snow. gardener who worked at the Cheney and would make the area inappropriate for residences. But a AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fob. 19) Changes LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Something Sgt. Abbie ends interpretation of Manchester Zon­ extensive problems. Crosby, Stills and Nash, was Miss Sainte-Marie testified good Is about to happen lor you at this family mansions. The club pro­ Conditions of the second tempor­ 10-foot hill at the rear of the proposed lot would probably provide arrested in 1982 in his dressing tend to benefit you at this time; even the poses to use part of the land around ing Regulations.” The appeal also Thursday before the Select Com­ ones you do not personally orchestrate. time pertaining to your financial affairs. FBI training states that the Clevengers’ appeal ary injunction granted Oct. 9 a natural buffer, said Planning Director Mark Pellegrini. Though room at a night club in Dallas. He mittee on Indian Affairs, chaired Be alert for signals that indicate shifts, If It doesn't occur today. It should In the the house for the 20 parking spaces. prohibiting any construction and AP photo was filed after the deadline follow­ town staff were in favor of abandoning the right of way, the PZC was convicted on cocaine and by Inouye, on a bill to move the and be ready to move. near future. Sgt. Roy N, Abbieofthe Manches­ ing O’Marra’s decision. allowing only investigation and will examine the site and continue the hearing Nov. 23. handgun possession charges. Museum of the American Indian ter Police Department has success­ — Raquel Welch and her husband, Open house set The appeal states that the ZBA cleanup at the site will still apply "Because I’m no longer a RAQUEL ROCKS from New York City to fully completed an 11-week course until February 19. Andre Weinfeld, relax Tuesday night at New York’s denied Laser Games’ right to convicted felon that means that I Washington. The Women in Transition pro­ at the FBI National Academy ISOth get my vote, which is very, very Tunnel Club during a party to celebrate the release of her Current Quotations gram at Manchester Community Class in Quantico. Va.. accordingto ■# valuable to me. I care a great deal first single and music video. “This Qiri’s Back in Town" an announcement by Chief Robert College will hold an open house on D. Lannan. about it,’’ he said. “It also gives was produced by CBS/Coiumbia Records. Subway protest Tuesday at 11:30 a.m. YES!!! me my right to travel and means “We are trying to see how to that is effective than a larger one The program is a support pro­ Abbie. who has been a Manches­ I’m off parole and that’s nice.’’ WASHINGTON (AP) - Actor make peace a reality in Central that is ineffective.” — Frank C. gram for adult women who have ter policeman since 1972, is the said spokesman Andy Fisher. Martin Sheen, after an overnight America.” — Nicaraguan Presi­ Carlucci, nominated for secre­ ninth graduate of this course from WE HAVE 9 prison for his role in the Water­ been away from an academic the Manchester Police Depart­ gate burglary that led to Presi­ The bone behind his left cheek­ stay in Jail, has pleaded innocent dent Daniel Ortega, after meet­ tary of defense, before the Senate environment for many years. LIddy’s talk show bone was broken in two places, 'to charges stemming from his ment. Lannan said that “this type TURKEYS!! dent Nixon’s resignation, has ings on Capitol Hill. Armed Services Committee. The open house will be held in the of training keeps the MPD a appeared on numerous talk and and doctors advised the senator protest at a subway station where Lowe Building, room CL-219C. For NEW YORK (AP) —G. Gordon transit officials have fenced out dynamic and progressive Gobble Up Our Liddy, mastermind of the Water­ entertainment shows, including to take off the rest of the week, “We are very skeptical about more Information, call 647-6097 or department.” “Miami Vice” and “Airwolf.” Fisher said. homeless people. 647-6126. Farmland Fun gate break-in, is developing his Sheen went to Jail Thursday on Ortega promises.” — Adolfo Lottery own confrontation-style talk an unlawful entry charge with Calero, senior member of the ik Come see the new show. Senator In stitches Back In court activist Mitch Snyder, whom the Contra political directorate, ref­ “I will fight fairly any bona fide actor portrayed in a TV movie erring to Nicaraguan President Pig-A-Boo Zoo ★ adversary who disagrees with McLEAN, Va. (AP) - Sen. LOS ANGELES (AP) - “Dyn­ last year. Daniel Ortega’s statements on a Connecticut daily -WEST me,” Liddy said in a statement Richard Lugar, R-Ind., goes back asty” star Joan Collins and her cease-fire proposal. Supplies S P E C I A L ★ Snyder began leading a demon­ •GIFTS Thursday. to Bethesda Naval Hospital next former husband, Peter Holm, are stration at a subway stop after the Thursday: 917 The proposal for the weekday week to have set the facial bone in court again, this time over a Washington Metropolitan Area 'P la y Four: 3457 •k Pig In A Box house they maintained in France. “I’d rather have a smaller force 643-5692 show, “Liddy,” was announced he broke in a fall on his steep, icy Transit Authority erected a fence ^ 6 4 6 - 2 3 0 2 Balloon Bouquet Thursday. No one has bought the driveway, says a spokesman. Holm’s attorney, Frank lllVt Center Street, Manchester to keep homeless .people from Delivery syndicate package, which is to Lugar received seven stitches Steinshriber, said Thursday the sleeping at the entrance after the Tuesday-Saturday 10-5:00, Thurs. til 8 PM air by fall 1988, said All American to close a cut over his left eye house, which is worth about subway closes at midnight. Manchester Herald I Balloons & Television, which is producing after the accident that occurred $350,000, should be sold and the ★ ★ SALE ★ ★ 7 the show. as he was leaving for work proceeds divided between Holm USPS 327-500 VOL. evil, No. 38 I Bouquets Liddy, who spent five years in Thursday following a snowstorm. and Miss Collins. 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If you're unable to reach e The six living inductees will your carrier, call subscriber service Audit Bureau of Clrculatlonsandthe Decorating Service ★ Helium Tank Rentals attend with Edie Adams, who will at 647-9046 by 6 p.m. weekdays lor N e w England Newspaper • Unique Fashions ^ lifts From Around the World* accept for her late husband, delivery In Manchester. Association. fjiipkt4- Kovacs. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Nov. 18. 1987 - 9 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Nov. 13. 1987 Delegates cautious on Democrats State suggests homes for 2,000 retarded people By Dean GolembeskI the fulfilling of our legal obligations supports the state’s deinstitutional­ staff levels and a qualified staff that curred, Lensink said, estimating 1092. The Associated Press under all the lawsuits. We feel it will ization efforts. She said her agen­ is trained,” said Marrilee Milstein, that 700 people have been released Under a 1984 consent decree Two for Dukakis, one for Gore and eight others undecided guide the efforts to strengthen our cy’s special concern was for vice president of District 1199 of the from institutions to community reached in CARC vs. Thome, the EAST HARTFORD - Communi­ programs and services,” Mental parents who have cared for their New England Health Care Workers homes over the past two years. state must provide community the so-called "Star Wars,” and he The state now operates 238 residential placements and day Bv Judd Everhart State Democratic Chairman it official. Flynn is a top United ties across the state could soon be Retardation Commissioner Brian mentally retarded children at Union. Auto Workers union official In opposes a tax increase, preferring homes to thousands of mentally Lensink told a news conference. “ It home. Milstein said she would like to see community training homes, or programs for 633 residents at The Associated Press John F. Droney Jr. of West homes licensed to accommodate Mansfield Training School by June Hartford, who will be a delegate, is Connecticut. more aggressive collectinoof taxes retarded people'under a five-year will really let everybody know what “ Many of these parents opted to the state expand its group homes three'or fewer unreleated children 30, 1990. The state wants to house remaining neutral for now, as is the Kelly, a former treasurer of the already owed. plan in which the state proposes to we’re doing so there will be no keep these children home, but these and not rely on the the private HARTFORD — ’The 11 Connecti­ Kelly and Droneey had sharp or adults. The plan calls for an just 120 people at the school by 1090. state’s top Democrat,’Gov. Wiliiam Democratic National Committee reduce its dependence on training misconceptions.” parents are growing older... so that sector to provide all the new cut men and women already words for the media for continuing additional 352 homes to the created Under the 1986 USA vs. Connecti­ A. O’Neiil. ’The governor wiii also and a fund-raiser for Senate Demo­ schools and similar facilities. Lensink said financial support their children are in need of facilities. She said she the plan is designated delegates to next year’s scrutiny of the so-called character by 1992. The numbers in this type of cut consent decree, the state also be a delegate and says he won’t crats, said he lined up with Gore The state Department of Retar­ from the General Assembly and the community residences. We can’t “ laudable, but the resources have Democratic National Convention issue, which knocked Gary Hart facility would Increase from its must improve programs and servi­ make an endorsement before the because “ he represents the only dation revealed its plan TTiursday backing of advocacy groups and forget these parents who followed to be there to implement it.” are being cautious in their assess­ and Joseph Biden out of the current level of 500 people to 852 in ces to residents at Southbury end of the year. mainstream Democratic candidate and said it wants to relocate 2.(H)0 parents were essential. He said his the rules of the professionals at that Under the state plan, the depart­ ment of the six candidates for their Democratic race. 1992. Training School. The state plans to Droney said he won’t decide in the pooi.” people from institutions, and some department has requested $40 time,” she said. ment proposes to place about 400 party’s presidential nomination. “ I think it’s sort of out of hand,” The state also licenses or oper­ reduce the population at this before Super Tuesday, March 8, Gore “ deais with foreign policy from their parents’ homes, to million in its next budget for the The union representing depart­ people a year in Its two types of Just three of the 11 have formally said Droney. " I don’t think there’s ates 298 community living arrange­ facility to 825 by June 1989. when 14 Southern states hold and defense like most voters deal community group homes by 1992 first year of the plan, but he ment workers expressed support residential facilities — community declared a preference. anyone who’s never done anything ments serving 1,885 people. Com­ At the state’s four regional primaries and caucuses. He said with them,” Kelly said. The first long-range plan ever declined to estimate the total cost of for the shift to community homes, training home and community Two are backing Massachusetts they regretted.” munity living arrangements serve centers in Waterbury, Hartford, Thursday he may not even make an Futher, he said, aince the West developed by the Department of the proposal. but also voiced reservations about living arrangements. Gov. Michael S. Dukakis. ’They are Noting the rush by Gore and up to six adults who share an New Haven and Waterford, the endorsement before the Connecti­ frequently goes Republican, it’s Mental Retardation would reduce “ We need a lot of help from the who would operate the new homes. The reduction of institutionalized Mary Sullivan of Greenwich and fellow Democratic presidential people will enable the department apartment, condominium or house state intends to reduce the total cut primary March 29. ' important for the Democrats to win the number of institutionalized public.’’ Lensink said. TTie state plan calls for both private state House Speaker Irving J. candidate Bruce Babbitt to ac­ with supervision rfinging from population to 440 by June 1990, Arline Bidwell of Simsbury, vice the South. Gore is the only Sou­ people to about 2,000 and increase Joyce Peters, programs and and state-run homes. to reduce its staff through turnov­ Stolberg of New Haven. knowledge they had smoked mari­ ers and reassignments. There will almost none to 24-hour-a-day. The under the five-year plan. The other Connecticut delegate chairwoman of the state Demo­ therner in the race. the numbers in community-b^sed services director for the Greater “ I think it is important for clients juana in the past, Droney said to have the best possible living be no layoffs, Lensink said. state proposal would create enough The state currently has about who has formally stated a prefer­ cratic Party, is also remaining " I don’t think there’s a Democrat homes to 5,000 by 1992. Hartford Association for Retarded “ people do things they shouldn’t do arrangement with appropriate Some job loss has already oc­ facilities to house 4,253 people by 3,500 institutionalized individuals. ence is Peter G. Kelly of Hartford, neutral for now. in the race other than Gore that can “ We feel that the plan will guide Citizens Inc., said her organization N win” the geheral election, Kelly as they grow up.” who is backing Sen. Albert Gore Jr. Connecticut’s four Democrats in N ‘“The press should be more Congress — Reps. Barbara B. said. of Tennessee. concerned with what people are Kennelly, Sam Gejdenson and Sullivan said she chose Dukakis The nomination won’t be for­ doing now, rather than what they mally decided until the July con­ Bruce A. Morrison and Sen. Chris­ because of his stands on issues: he Group demands Seaside abuse probe did in the past,” said Droney. vention. although depending on the topher J. Dodd — have not declared opposes additional American aid to Connecticut In Brief the Nicaraguan contras, he favors outcome of the winter and spring a preference. letter also alleged that some of the An assistant to Lensink said, make it stick.” bolder moves toward arms control, William Penn, the Quaker EAST HARTFORD (AP) — A caucuses and primaries, one candi­ Another delegate. John J. Flynn suspended employees used drugs, however, that such a panel would Lensink also said he wastryingto he opposes the Reagan administra­ founder of Pennsylvania, was bom state investigation into alleged date could easily have it sewn up of Farmington, is said to be leaning Body Is that of runaway teen-ager officials said. not be appointed. involve state police in the AP photo tion’s strategic defense initiative. in England in 1644. physical abuse of three mentally before July. toward Dukakis, but has not made The New London County Associa­ “ ft’s hard to do an investigation investigation. HUADTHirrYOn ARTFO RD — Aa body found ta«in ShermanGKA«*nrkon KInarNov. 92 tiahas o hbeen o retarded clients at Seaside Center is to be completed next week, but a tion for Retarded Citizens in with a blue ribbon panel going identified as that of a 17-year-old runaway girl from Illinois, state ’’State police are not involved From the depths private group in Norwich is de­ Norwich Thursday called on Men­ around,” said Gayle Kranz, the yet, they will not Involve them­ police said. manding an independent inquiry tal Retardation Commissioner Len­ commissioner’s executive assist­ The body, which was identified through dental records, was selves on an anonymous complaint. Gary Harris of Southern New England Telephone Introducing into the matter. sink to appoint a blue-ribbon panel ant. “ It really muddies the waters. N e a r ly N l S hoppe that of Mary Vickery of Shipman, III., state police said Thursday. ’They have to have one that has a emerges from a manhole in downtown New London, Six employees at the state-run to examine possible violations of We're afraid a panel at this time name on it,” he said. “ However, 366 Main St.. Manchester, CT 060401 Authorities estimated the body had been dumped in a wooded would reduce the effectiveness of where he was working Sunday on a new lightweight GAYLE facility in Waterford were sus­ human rights, as well as conditions we’re also trying to see if we can BetwMo Rum«I & Hayna St. in Phlbri^ Agancy Bldg. area months before it was discovered by a man walking his dog. pended with pay Monday after the and programs at Seaside. an (internal) investigation.” cable that will cross the Thames River to Groton. iSt-iri Open Mon. Thni Sat. Hn. 10-4 locate a name and get them The teen’s grandmother reported her as runaway on June 16. state Office of Protection and Carl Loges, the association’s Earlier Thursday. Lensink said involved. It would really assist us if SONSTROM She had last been heard from on June 8, when she made a Advocacy for Handicapped and director, said he wants members of at a news conference in East we could get them involved.” NEEDED his organization, mental retarda­ Hartford that he expects his depart­ V It is SENTRY REAL ES- telephone call home from Bradley International Airport in Developmentally Disabl^ Persons V tion experts and parents of Seaside ment to complete its investigation Kathryn duPree, director of the Ski suits. Isckets & boots T A ’TE’ S pleasure to announce Windsor Locks, state police said. The girl said she was headed to received three complaints. a friend’s home in New Fairfield, the town adjacent to where her The most recent complaint came residents to be included on the next week. The commissioner said Department of Mental Retarda­ Dead boy’s parents Have clothes size 0-12 the addition o f GAYLE S. SON­ body was found, state police said. in an anonymous letter Friday that panel. investigators were talking to em­ tion’s Region 6. which runs the and on salel STROM, Realtor - Associate to alleged one Seaside resident suf­ "Every parent of a son and ployees and clients, while examin­ Seaside Center, said earlier in the Also have baby furniture. its Manchester Staff. W ith her fe r ^ a broken arm on two separate daughter has a right to expect ing records ” to see if we can piece week that none of the suspended turned down shelter more than 18 years o f nursing occasions and that another resident (their children) are living in a safe together a pattern that would allow workers has been the subject of experience and her year’ s ex­ Group to fight tire incinerator suffered a broken collarbone. The environment.” Loges said. us to take appropriate action and abuse complaints in the pest. NEW BRITAIN (AP) - The Park, said the couple did not come perience as a real estate profes­ FOSTER, R.I. — About 70 residents slogged through the snow parents of a 5-month-old boy who to the shelter, which was full sional in the Manchester mar­ to oppose plans for a tire incinerator in Connecticut that they said died after the family spent the night Wednesday night anyway. ket, Gayle brings to Sentry a spe­ would literally stink. Police Lt. James Ahern said the in a car apparently declined cial enthusiasm for working Prevailing westerly winds would blow fumes from the plant several offers of shelter because parents had turned their 1981 Ford Parisian Coiffure over western Rhode Island, carrying pollutants such as carbon f f they didn’t want the family to be LTD on several times overnight to with people. Gayle, her husband Don, and tbeir two children pre­ dioxide, cadmium, zinc, lead, sulfur and arsenic over Foster and separated, even temporarily. get some heat as an autumn Welcomes Coventry, said Paul Cady, liaison for the Concerned Citizens of The **UnbeIievabIe sently reside in Manchester. For Peter Martinez died early Thurs­ snowstorn drove temperatures into the 20s. Sterling Inc. day morning and his parents were personalized, professional atten­ Sterling, Conn., about two miles from the state line, is the charged with risk of injury to a Police got a call at 6:39 a m. * Lorraine Satryb ★ tion call Gayle at 643-4060. ’Thursday that an infant who wasn’t proposed location of the $40 million Oxford Energy Co. plant. It minor, police said. breathing was in the lobby of an would burn more than 6 million discarded tires a year, producing Back electricity to sell to Connecticut Light and Power Co. The parents — Pedro Martinez, a apartment building on Walnut — FREE HOME EVALUATION — 26-year-old Mexican citizen in the Street. Ahern said. United States on a residential visa A police officer attempted to Lorraine will be rejoining us on BotMgSOO'SUIT SALE! and 21-year-old Wanda Ortiz, a New revive the infant before he was Saturdays only for your convenience. Man rams police station with truck Britain native — were being held in taken to New Britain General lieu of $10,000 bond pending an Hospital by ambulance. Ahern Call for an appointment 643-9832 THOMASTON — A local man who reportedly had been turned 4 DAYS ONLY - NOV. 11 THRU NOV. 14 appearance in New Britain Super­ said. A hospital spokesman said the REAL ESTATE SERVICES •a a M tM M f down in his request to be jailed earlier this week, got his wish ior Court today. infant was revived briefly but was 1043 Main Street • Manchester after ramming his truck into the police station, Thomaston police A spokeswoman at the state pronounced dead at 7:40 a.m. (rear of building) 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 said. medical office in Farmington de­ Corchado said her daughter and Lewis P. Warner, 24, was arrested Thursday after twice clined to reveal autopsy results, Martinez came to New Britain from smashing his pickup truck through the front of the police station, saying the cause of Peter Martin­ Chicago two weeks ago so Martinez hitting the police chief'sear and leading police on a chase around ez’s death could not be released could look for work. Last week, he town, according to Chief Walter Alexander. until further studies had been done. found a job at Viking Aluminum Alexander said Warner had asked to be put in a ceil Sunday so •The family had been sharing a Products Inc. on John Street, one-bedroom apartment with Or­ company officials said. The couple he Wouldn’t hurt anybody after a breaking up with a girlfriend tiz’s mother. Anna Corchado. and stayed with Corchado until and quoted Warner as saying “ I g6t to do something wrong to get 3 her teen-aged son. but had been Monday locked up.” 3 asked to leave by the building’s Corchado’s landlord. Douglas ” He’s going to get his wish now,” Alexander said Thursday. management, police said. Militzok of West Hartford, said the Officials said the couple refused lease permitted only two people to a^’offer from the state Department live in the apartment. .of Social Services to place the infant ’’She was told whoever was Animal-rights activists protest hunt in a foster home, would not stay at a staying there would have to leave.” shelter that would separate them Milizok said. "As far as I ’m NEW H AVEN — Animal rights activists renew their opposition and apparenly refused assistance concerned, they were trespassing. today to the annual deer hunt allowed on Yale University's from Corchado, who said she The family checked into a motel, ^1 7,800-acre forest in eastern Connecticut. • 100% WOOL & WOOL BLENDS ’ 36 to 60 Reg. offered to keep the baby in the but moved out Wednesday when it The Animal Rights Front, a statewide group, and the Yale apartment after the parents had ran out of money. Ahern said. Student Animal Rights Coalition plan an all-day protest today on • BASIC SOLIDS & STRIPES ’ been asked to leave. “ They parked car at about 10 the campus, ending with a candlelight procession to the home of • 40 to 60 Long " I found them a shelter in o’clock at night (Wednesday). The school President Benno C. Schmidt Jr. Hartford but they don’t want to stay husband started the car intermit­ The group plans to distribute petitions and postcards to • FASHION STRIPES & PLAIDS . 42 to 50 X Long in the shelter,” the grandmother tently during the night to provide Schmidt, asking for an end to the hunt, now in its fourth year. r said. ‘‘Soltold my daughter to give heat,” Ahern said. "The baby had On Nov. 21, the first day of the hunt, activists plan to travel to me the baby but she doesn’t want to last woken up about 3 in the the forest’s Ashford section, carrying cameras with which to take Values to $250 Slight charge for alterations. give it to me.” morning, crying, and was disco­ pictures of the hunters. Corchado said she sought help vered not breathing about 6:35.” from the city’s Spanish Speaking Gregory Steltner, New Britain Center, where a worker suggested welfare director, said social ser­ TURN ON THE LIGHTS! that the family t y the South Park vice officials were stunned by the Agency circumvented lease policies news of the infant’s death. Inn in Hartford; a facility that HARTFORD — The commissioner of ijiental retardation houses homeless familes. Many ’’All T can really tell you is we 4 Lucky kids will have the chance to ride with WOOL SPORT COATS acknowledged that “ a lot of things were done wrong” in the facilities do not accept families. were totally unaware of the situa­ John Ferrucci. director of South tion.” Steltner said. state’s handling of leases for two homes for clients, but said Santa In a Fire Truck to light the Christmas criticism of the way the transactions were handled was faulty. State Auditor Leo V. Donohue said Thursday that the Tree In Downtown Manchester. Department of Mental Retardation circumvented leasing Judge agrees to unseal regulations when it allowed clients to enter into leases for the two homes in Chester and Old Saybrook. Friday, November 27, 1987 — 6:30 pm — Further, Donohue said, the homes, leased for a total of about affidavit in Aparo case $31,000 since November 1986 and January 1987, have never been ^200 occupied. St. James Church lawn on Main Street Donohue said auditors from his office were sent in this week to WELCHMORE TWEEDS • 36 to 46 Reg. • 40 to 46 Long HARTFORD (AP) — A judge has of strangling Mrs. Aparo in her make further Inquiries. agreed to unseal the affidavit Glastonbury condominium. driving Drawing: November 25 herringbones • 36 to 44 Short 9 authorities prepared in support of her body into Massachusetts in her 9 their request to arrest a I6-year-old car and dumping her body under a Texstar contests L’Ambiance fine *SOLID BLAZERS NOT INCLUDED. Glastonbury girl in the strangula­ bridge. Her car was found nearby. Values to $160 tion death of her mother. Police allege that Coleman and HARTFORD — A Texas company that lifted concrete slabs Superior Court Judge John Byrne Miss Aparo plotted the woman’s into place at L ’ Ambiance Plaza has announced its intention to ruled 'Thursday that most of defend­ death for more than a year. Everyone is invited contest a $2.52 million federal fine proposed for alleged safety ant Karin Aparo’s arrest affidavit Enter your Child’s violations at the site of the Bridgeport building collapse. can be unsealed today after her Two other people also face Chris Geckler, vice president of Texstar Construction Corp. of attorney and the prosecutor excise Charges in the case. Police said name to win the to attend the San Antonio, Texas, said Thursday that the federal report on the HAGGAR PANTS SALE! one or two paragraphs. Kira Lintner, 17, and Christopher cause of the collapse is incomplete, inconsistent and inaccurate. Earlier this week. Byrne ruled Wheatley, 20, both of Glastonbury, Tree Lighting! “ Texstar believes further investigation is necessary to that the teen-ager would be tried as followed Coleman In a car to honor of turning determine the cause of the collapse of the structure,” Geckler an adult on charges she conspired Massachusetts and drove him back TRI-BLENDS ALL WOOL Most Downtown said in announcing his company’s intentions to appeal the fine with her boyfriend to kill her to Connecticut. on the Christmas proposed by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration. mother. Miss Lintner pleaded innocent Byrne said Thursday the public ’Tuesday in Superior Court to a Tree lights and... Stores will be should not be allowed to see the charge of conspiracy to commit paragraphs of the arrest document murder. She was arrested by state get a ride in a open late and Firewood supplies may dwindle referring to incidents that occurred police last week on the charge. 7 NEW H AVEN — Cut firewood this winter could be in shorter before Aparo turned 16. She had been charged previously id' many will be FOR 7 fire truck. 4 2-»60 2„»85FOR The body of Joyce Aparo. 47, was with hindering prosecution in the> supply than past seasons because ot a dwindling number of found in Bemardston, Mass., near case, but an affidavit released last entries will offering woodcutters, officials say. • Reg. M0-M5 Reg. *55 the Vermont border in August. She week alleged that Miss Lintner Wages are low for choppers, margins are low for sellers and • Sizes 32 to 42 had been strangled to death. knew about the murder plan in hospitality areas. help is hard to come by, dealer- say. • Sizes 32 to 42 Miss Aparo’s lawyer, Hubert advance. be chosen. “ It’s tough work, and nobody wants to do it,” said Larry Foote, Santos, said Tuesday he would State police said last week that owner of Glenwood Lumber in Bridgeport. "People can’t make a appeal Byrne’s decision to try his they intended to add charges of living out of it.” client as an adult to the state conspiracy and being an accessory Foote sells firewood as part of his building business. In past , REGAL'S Supreme Court. to murder against Wheatley. He years at this time he had fOO to 150 cords in stock. This year Santos had argued that his client Entrlaa muat ba has been committed to Elmcrest “ maybe 20 to 25” cords remain, he said. AND should be treated like a juvenile by Psychiatric Institute in Portland, Mail or deliver to; THE MANCHESTER HERALD racalvad by 5 pm Novamber 24,1987 Much of the firewood delivered to homeowners in past years the courts because she was just 15 lawyers in the case said. Wheatley (Qradaa K-6 Only) 16 Brainard Place, Manchester, CT 06040 I RECAVSI was cut by unemployed building tradesmen or by laborers when the murder conspiracy al­ is scheduled to appear in court Nov. B "Your Ous/ity Mon s Shop ______J wishing to supplement incomes, dealers say. But interest legedly took place. 24. whittled down as wages and opportunities boomed in Miss Aparo faces up to 60 years in An affidavit released last week N am e. G ra d e . prison if convicted of conspiracy alleged that Wheatley agreed to Connecticut’s building trades industries. 903 MAIN ST., DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER - OPEN WED., THURS. & FRI. TIL 9 P.M and being an accessory to murder. help Coleman in exchange for Address- School. Prices vary. A cord of wood — split, stacked and delivered — Dennis Coleman, 19, Miss Apa­ ranges from less than $100 to $160. money Coleman expected to get A g e — ro’s boyfriend at the time of the from the victim’s life insurance Phone: — slaying, has been accused by police policy. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Nov. 18.19t7 - 7

6 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Nov. 13, 1987 U.S./World In Brief Carlucci: Nothing sacred in budget

WASHINGTON (AP) — Frank C, Carlucci, The full Senate is likely to vote next week and into sync with fiscal reality,” explainldg that the * OPINION Two teamen killed In Iraqi attack “ I fully expect that you will be confirmed,” Pentagon assumes it will receive increases of $ who is expected to be approved next week as the Nunn told Carlucci during Thursday’s hearing. percent above inflation for each of the next five MANAMA, Bahrain — Iraq today said its warplanes attacked new secretary of defense, says nothing in the Pentagon budget should be “ sacrosanct” during , Carlucci, currently Reagan’s national secur­ years. That is “ an unattainable level,” said five vessels off the Iranian coast in an unprecedented efforts to cut the federal deficit. ity adviser, was praised generously by senators Nunn, noting that defense budgets have been cut massacre” of ships. Two crewmen were killed and atanker and ‘We have to look at everything,” he said of both parties, who noted that he has spent in each of the past two years. No apology a tugboat were on fire, shipping sources said. Thursday, although he refu s^ to be specific almost three decades in a variety of high-level Carlucci promised to work closely with Jack In Iran, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini called for urgent victory about what, if any, weapons might have to be federal Jobs, including a two-year stint as deputy Congress, a statement that contrasted with over Iraq in the 7-year-old Persian Gulf war, fueling speculation caneded secretary of defense. Weinberger’s steadfast refusal to tell Congress that a big Iranian offensive was imminent. The deficit-cutting effort could mean “ we may Carlucci was nominated by Reagan last week where the military budget could be reduced with Aaderson Four other crewmen were injured when Iraqi Jets fired be looking at a smaller military force,” Carlucci to replace Caspar W. Weinberger, who is the least harm to U.S. military forces. for use of MS radar-guided Exocet missiles on the Iranian-chartered tugboat, testified at a confirmation hearing before the retiring after a seven-year tenure during which “ My style in the past has been to function in the shipping executives said. Senate Armed Services Committee. About half Pentagon spending doubled. Weinberger will close collaboration with the Congress,” he said. The identities of the dead and wounded could not immediately the Pentagon budget is taken up by personnel remain in office until Carlucci is confirmed. “ We may differ, but you will never find me be determined because the vessel was in Iranian waters in the costs such as military pay, housing expenses Carlucci was cautious in his statements unwilling to state where I stand nor unwilling to northern gulf, close to the war zone. and related items. Thursday, breaking no new ground as he work toward constructive solutions.” ‘his or hers’ Carlucci told the panel that “ I bring no other 'T d rather have a smaller force that is defended administration policies on a variety of effective than a larger one that is ineffective,” national security issues. agenda than the president’s; to provide Study report 39 killed In bus crash In Mexico he said. Many of the senators’ questions and com­ efficiently and effectively for today’s defense “ Nothing can be sacrosanct” in the effort to ments involved the Pentagon budget, which has needs, and to build the bipartisan consensus The Manchester Board of Education has MEXICO C IT Y — A city bus skidded off a road in heavy fog cut the deficit, he said. been a chief, subject of negotiations between necessary to provide for our nation’s future decided to remove sexist language from two on ‘death ray’ today and plunged into a lake, killing 39 people, authorities said. The Armed Services panel planned today to legislators and the White House in the effort to security.” Six people were reported injured. vote on Carlucci’s nomination and no opposition reduce federal budget deficits. Carlucci has He defended the “ Star Wars” anti-missile of its policy statements. The decision was a k. Federal District police spokeswoman Carmen Gutierrez was expected, according to Sen. Sam Nunn, been involved in those talks. plan. Known formally as the Strategic Defense good one, obviously. There is no reason in Zamora said in a telephone interview "the casualty toll may still D-Ga., committee chairman. Nunn cited a “ need to bring the defense budget Initiative, modern times to force a “ him” to serve as a V, went unnoticed go up.” She said the bus left the road in the capital’s southern TIahuac N “ her” or to force a “ his” to mean a “ hers.” WASHINGTON — The chemical laser weapon district and tumbled into the San Miguel de Xico Lagoon atabout Physicians G orbachev: It is not nit-picking, as school board being developed with top priority on President 6:30 a.m. member Frank Maffe suggested, to raise Reagan’s secret order would be the first “ death Divers and other rescue personnel were sent to the scene. “ As of now, 10; 30 a.m. (11; 30 a.m. EST) the bodies of 39 people ray” ever tested in space, according to highly objection to that language. have been retrieved,” she said. She quoted witnesses and to E x-p ro teg e sensitive documents we’ve seen. survivors as saying the bus was full when it skidded, overturned The continued use of male pronouns As we reported earlier, the president, eager to and plunged into the water. understandably rankles those who want our speed up research on a laser space weapon, treat A ID S m am bitious I//-A personally ordered an accelerated development language to reflect our current CHICAGO (AP) — Doctors have program last December. Code-named Zenith Star, New heart drug Is major advance acknowledgement of the equal role women an ethical obligation to treat AIDS MOSCOW (AP) - Mikhail Gor­ the program aims to test a cylindrical, victims and people who are infected bachev said his former protege, have in our culture. Washington Wire hydrogen-fluoride-fueled laser in space as early as WASHINGTON - The Food and Drug Administration announced approval today of a new clot-dissolving drug that with the virus but have not Boris Yeltsin, was fired because he 1990. Language does adjust itself to changing could save the lives of thousands of heart attack patients each developed the disease, the Ameri­ put “ personal ambitions above the This means Reagan is bequeathing his successor year. can Medical Association says in its interests of the party” and blamed cultural reality although it does so slowly. in the White House a certain fight with Congress. Looking beyond the summit FDA Commissioner Frank E. Young termed approval of the first pronouncement on the issue. others for his own shortcomings, Every now and then it needs a bit of a shove, Under the traditional interpretation of the The nation’s largest organization genetically engineered drug — widely known as TPA — “ a major Tass said today. like the one it got Monday when the Board of U.S.-Soviet Antiballistic Missile Treaty of 1972, the of doctors believes as always that The Soviet leader’s charges By B arry Schweld for a pre-Thanksgiving meeting long time for START, a strategic advance in the management of coronary heart disease.” “ when an epidemic prevails, a V United States would have to give the Soviets at against the ousted Moscow Com­ Education voted to purge policy statements of with Foreign Minister Eduard A. arms reduction treaty, and he said It is an emergency treatment most effective when least six months’ notice that it Intended to scrap the physician must continue his labors munist Party chief, carried by the their sexist taint. Shevardnadze if knotty issues he welcomed the Soviets’ interest. administered within the first minutes or hours aftera patient has WASHINGTON - Mikhail Gor­ treaty by testing a missile-killing weapon in space. without regard to the risk to his own official news agency, represented remain, though Charles E. Red­ suffered a heart attack. The official labeling will call for its use health,” said the AMA’s Council on an extraordinarily detailed account bachev hasn’t set foot in America “ But the thing that worries If the next president does this, he is sure to provoke But the solution the board apparently yet, but a veteran American man, the State Department spo­ “ as soon as possible after the onset of symptoms.” Ethical and Judicial Affairs. of an intraparty squabble. Tass also me,” he said, “ is that while the a row with Congress, which will challenge his Officials of Genentech, Inc., the California company that settled on is not the most attractive. negotiator already is looking kesman, said Thursday there “ The AMA’s code Is the most followed Gorbachev’s charges with Soviets are sort of muting their authority to abandon the ABM Treaty. developed the drug, said initial distribution will be to hospitals beyond the Dec. Vsummit meeting were no plans for such a trip. widely used code of ethics of a scathing attack on Yeltsin by tone about the linkage to SDI it In fact, the battle would have been joined months and that it should be available nationwide within two or three America’s physicians, and the There is no more justification for writing with President Reagan to a larger According to Rowny and other other, unidentified party leaders. nevertheless is still there.” £^go if Reagan had heeded the advice of Lt. Gen. “ his/hers” than there would be in writing U.S. officials, the Soviets have not weeks. AMA’s 280,000 members agree to be AP photo The S8-year-old Yeltrin was re­ arms control treaty and general James Abrahamson, director of the Strategic bound by it when Joining the moved Wednesday from his post by “ ham & eggs” in ordinary text. improvement in East-West provided enough detail about But as much as Rowny believes Defense Initiative Organization. The general urged association,” the association said Surrogate mother Mary Beth Whitehead and her a plenary meeting of Moscow’s relations. missiles they may have in re­ a 50 percent cutback would be in Reagan to go public with the program last Deficit negotiators resume talks in a statement Thursday. husband, Richard, smiie at each other in a New party committee. “ Or” is a perfectly good English word, and serve, and they alsoare resisting a the interest of both sides, he would AMA chief counsel Kirk Johnson The ouster came after Yeltsin, in However, the official, Edward December, but the president, already taking a Brunswick, N.J. courtroom Thursday at the start of their it should be used in the phase “ his or hers" U.S. demand for inspection of not compromise on Star Wars WASHINGTON — Congressional and White House negotiators said that the AMA had no plans to a closed Oct. 2lmeetine[ of the party battering over the Iran-contra arms scandal, L. Rowny, is strongly against SS-25 installations. research or testing. resumed bargaining today over how to shrink the federal deficit, “ actively enforce” the policy, but . divorce proceedings. Central Committee, criticized the without apology. elected to keep Zenith Star a closely held secret. abandoning the U S. Strategic The SS-25 is an intercontinental In fact, Rowny said, " if push trying "to pick up the pieces” after seeing prospects for an that patients could file complaints party’s style of leadership and said Since then, good soldier Abrahamson has been One of the pleasant things about the Defense Initiative, known popu­ ballistic missile, which would not came to shove, if you had a stark imminent agreement fade into a grim mood of confrontation. with state medical societies, and Gorbachev’s reforms were being larly as “ StarWars,” evenifthere driving full speed ahead on the laser weapons’ appearance of written English is that, aside be restricted by the treaty. But choice between a 50 percent "When I was practicing law, I had a jury that got hung up over the doctor could be expelled from adopted too slowly. He threatened development — and the space test that would shoot the state society and AMA. Mother of Baby M to resign. were no U.S. and Soviet missiles Rowny and Redman saidtheSS-25 reduction and compromising whether or not to eat lunch. That’s kind of the way this is right from necessary punctuation, it does not down the ABM Treaty. Dr. Nancy Dickey, a member of left on earth. in its first stage of construction away SDI, or would you rather now,” said Rep. Jamie Whitten, D-Miss., chairman of the House According to Tass, Gorbachev contain a lot of marks that are not letters. We As often happens. Congress helped to set itself the AMA council, said she believes looks exactly like the SS-20, which have SDI and take your chances Appropriations Committee, as he entered the meeting room for said at the Wednesday meeting that Rowny, who negotiated over up. Abrahamson has total discretion to shift tens of a “ very small number” of doctors should keep it that way. would be banned. on START, I’d be for keeping the 15th day of talks. divorced, will rewed Yeltsin’s speech to the Central strategic weapons in Geneva and millions of dollars from one project to another, as “ It seems to me what we’ve got to do now is go back and try to refuse to treat patients who have Committee plenum, “ was on the As a result, the United States SDI.” AIDS or AIDS antibodies indicating The “ diagonal” has a place in written now is a senior adviser to Reagan long as they are within one of five general SDI pick up the pieces.” said another negotiator. Rep. William H. whole politically immature, ex- wants to send American inspec­ And, curiously, for a man who exposure to the virus. Whitehead, a sanitation worker. and Secretary of State George P. programs Congress has voted funds for. The major Gray III, D-Pa. and the House Budget Committee chairman. NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. (AP) - tremely confusing and communication, but there is no reason to tors to SS-25 sites to make sure the has concentrated on arms control But “ because of the public’s Mary Beth Whitehead, the surro­ During the divorce proceedings, Shultz, said Thursday that “ even program that covers Zenith Star is Directed contradictory.” reach for it when a good English word is at missile is not being modified to for many years, Rowny insists it immense concerns, it only takes gate mother who lost Baby M in a the Whiteheads sat together. if we and the Soviets were to Energy Weapons. It had $843 million last year, and Gorbachev added that Yeltsin hand to do the job. replace the SS-20. should be kept in the larger one physician saying he or she is not landmark custody battle, was di­ Mrs. Whitehead sparked an inter­ reduce to zero, we would still want the president is asking for $1.1 billion next year — Ethiopian rebels attack aid convoy “ went as far as to say that (the In Moscow, the Soviet foreign perspective of East-West going to treat patients that have vorced from her husband of 14 national debate over surrogate Soviet leader’s policy of) restruc­ anSDI program.” which Abrahamson can divvy up any way he AIDS to create a perception of a ministry spokesman, Gennady relations. NAIROBI, Kenya — Ethiopian rebels said they killed 85 years and plans to marry the father parenting in 1986 when she refused turing was giving virtually nothing One reason, he said, is thatother chooses without telling Congress. problem,” she said. of her unborn child. to turn over the child she had Gerasimov, accused the United He wishes the headlines at the soldiers and destroyed 32 vehicles heading to Eritrea, Ethiopia’s to people.” countries would be in a position to Congress was notified earlier this year, in secret U.S. Surgeon General C. Everett The uncontested divorce was agreed to bear under a $10,000 States of making unacceptable Reykjavik summit and leading up drought-stricken northernmost province. Yeltsin, who still holds a non­ consider a nuclear attack if the report, that a chemical laser test in space was Koop has previously called doctors granted by Superior Court Judge contract for William and Elizabeth ‘'last-minute, final-curtain to the Washington summit were At least some of the vehicles in the convoy were carrying relief voting seat on the ruling Politburo, United States were unable to contemplated for the “ early 1990s.” Such a test, the who decline to treat AIDS patients Mark B. Epstein after a brief Stern of Tenafly through artificial proposals.” not all about arms control. supplies. The rebels claimed that several carried military was the highest ranking protege of defend itself against ballistic administration admitted, would be acceptable only “ a fearful and irrational minority. ’ ’ hearing Thursday. insemination. Rowny denied that the U.S. side Reagan in a U.N. speech in 1985 hsrdwdrCt Anne M. Sims, a spokeswoman The 30-year-old homemaker After a bitter, three-month cus­ the Soviet leader to lose his post missiles. Also, Rowny said, the under a new, “ broader” Interpretation of the ABM The Eritrean People’s Liberation Front said the attack since Gorbachev became Commu­ was “ trying to get into the ICBM referred to four pillars in U.S.- for the national Centers for Disease plans to marry Dean Gould, a New tody battle, Superior Court Judge Soviets still would have the Treaty. occurred 50 miles south of Asmara, the Eritrean capital. The nist Party general secretary Ik. problem.” Soviet diplomacy. Arms control Control, said the government York City accountant with whom Harvey R. Sorkow in March upheld 3 capability of suddenly breaking An unclassified version of that secret Pentagon statement was broadcast on the clandestine rebel Voice of the March 1985. But, he said, since the missiles was one. The others were human knows of 12 cases in which health­ she is living and whose baby she is the contract, stripped Mrs. White- out of the treaty. report was released on Sept. 21. But it was totally Broad Masses of Eritrea radio late Thursday. The Tass dispatches provided the look alike "w e have to see them. rights, regional conflicts and care workers became infected with carrying. The child is due in May. head of parental rights to the child The centerpiece of the Reagan- ignored by the general press, which failed to spot The broadcasf claimed the destroyed vehicles included two the AIDS virus, eight of them in the fullest account yet of the Oct. 21 It's something that has to be relations between the two The Whiteheads, who were mar­ and awarded custody to the Stems, Gorbachev summit is to be a the enormous implications of even the limited, trucks and trailers “ loaded with bombs and ammunition,” one United States. ried in 1973, separated in June. who named the girl Melissa. meeting. resolved.” superpowers. treaty to ban intermediate-range carefully worded admissions contained in the truck carrying arms and soldiers, one Soviet-made military 'Some were pricked with needles, Richard Whitehead, 37, filed for Even with these problems, Rowny wishes the three others nuclear missiles. Over three 24-page public version. vehicle carrjdng a 33mm weapon, three trucks carrying clothing, several had long exposure to divorce Tuesday on grounds of Rowny finds it unlikely the treaty received more attention from the years, 364 U.S. and 683 Soviet The overlooked key was “ LISE,” an acronym bombs, medicine and other items, and 10 loaded fuel tankers. infected body fluids and others extreme cruelty, a move his will not be ready by the time news media. were briefly exposed to large missiles would be destroyed. that stands for “ Laser Integrated Space attorney said was devised by both Gorbachev arrives. "Th e horse is East-West rela­ amounts of blood from infected sides to speed up the divorce. Nuclear arsenals would be re­ Experiment.” That will be the end product of the The Hair Loft " I think that Gorbachev decid­ tions and the cart is arms patients and had cuts or abrasions Normally, to obtain a no-fault duced an estimated 4 percent to 6 secret Zenith Star project. Suspected communists kill colonel ing he’s going to come here seems control,” he said. “ If the horse through which the virus might have divorce in New Jersey, couples percent overall. “ LISE is a fully integrated, completely Welcomes to me to mean they are not going to pulls the cart along and you M ANILA, Philippines — Suspected communist rebels killed an entered, she said. must be separated for 18 months. But U.S. and Soviet negotiators autonomous experiment that would test the ability The AMA has previously said take the risk of upsetting this improve East-West relations, the army colonel today in Manila’s escalating “ war of the streets” Mrs. Whitehead had announced in Geneva are still grappling with of a space-based chemical laser to negate a booster doctors should have “ the freedom, her out-of-wedlock pregnancy last thing,” Rowny said. two can go together. and police announced three more arrests in the slayings of three measures to guard against cheat­ in ballistic flight and also to demonstrate except in emergencies, to choo8e week, and added that she and Gould He then launched into the "But if you only push that cart Americans. Laura Lee ing. The chief U.S. negotiator. interactive discimination,” the unclassified whom to serve.” But that does not would marry as soon as her divorce long-range U.S.-Soviet arms con­ on arms control you just make the Also today, about 4,000 leftists marched near the presidential Max M. Kampleman, is being version states. In plain English, the test would try palace to mark the first anniversary of the unsolved permit discrimination against a was final. On Thursday she refused trol agenda. It is to carry out the horse lame.” person because of infection with the rushed to the Swiss city for talks to destroy a missile in its vulnerable, fuel-heavy assassination of labor leader Rolando Olalia. to say when the wedding would take To Our Staff understanding Reagan and Gor­ AIDS virus, the eight-member Sunday night and Monday with liftoff phase, and also try to pick out the real The march took place without serious incident. But Olalia’s place. bachev reached last year in Barry Schweid, head of the council of doctors said Thursday. She said she still cares deeply for Yuli M. Vorontsov, a deputy warheads from the decoys coming off the missile. successor, Crispin Beltran, said an escalating assassination Reykjavik to scrap 50 percent of State Department staff for The Nor should a doctor who is (£l 1987 by NEA me Soviet foreign minister who plays LISE would use the Alpha chemical laser being campaign is pushing the nation toward disaster. U.S. and Soviet intercontinental, Associated Press, reports regu­ infected with the virus “ engage in Laura Lee has worked in a West Hartford salon and is a leading role in arms control developed by TRW Inc. at its facility in San Juan “ There’s going to be civil war very soon,” predicted the leader any activity that creates a risk of nuclear weapons. larly on US.-Sovietdiplomacy and "How would you and your team like to go to decisions. Capistrano, Calif. Sources aid there is genuine of the militant May 1st Movement. transmission of the disease to OPEN DAILY also an educator in cosmetology. She specializes in the Persian Gulf?" Shultz may have togotoGeneva Rowny has campaigned for a arms control. confidence that the laser can perform at the others,” the council said. 10 to 9 colors, foils, frostings and highlighting. five-megawatt power level at which it is being The council also recommended SUNDAY^_cu designed. that doctors report to public health El Salvador frees murder suspects authorities the names of AIDS- Gill for an appointment. Using selective semantics in a classic 10 TO 5 A pplel Boost taxes on cigarettes, wine, beer, gas exposed patients “ who refuse to SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador — The government has ordered subterfuge, the Pentagon's unclassified report refrain from activities that might both deserve support. Mergers are concentrating concluded that “ planning for this experiment the release of three men charged in the 1985 slayings of six WASHINGTON — Underpressure from West result in further transmission of the THE HAIR LOFT too much economic power in too few hands. would have to begin now to conduct the experiment Americans, including four U.S. Marines. U.S. officials said the Germany and Japan. Treasury Secretary James disease.” 117 East Center St. (2nd floor) But if the deficit is to be reduced substantially, in the early 1990s.” In fact, Abrahamson has been suspects should be prosecuted. Johnson said this is the first time Baker says the administration is open to a tax Military Judge Jorge Alberto Serrano on Thursday ruled the increased taxes (like spending cuts) must hit the secretly planning the LISE test ever since he got the AMA has gone on record as 6 4 7 -8 7 1 6 increase. suspects must be freed under an amnesty program called for by Northern middle class as well as the rich. Here is how it can Reagan’s order last December. supporting such a move, and the the Central American peace plan. This is a welcome bit of reality. For years, there Intelligence sources believe the 1990 target date first time it has said that if alerting be done without touching overall tax rates: Since Nov. 6, the government has authorized the release of 473 was no apparent cost of Administration policy that Perspective is earlier than the Soviets could test a similar public health authorities doesn’t 1. Double the cigarette tax from 16 to 32 cents, political prisoners under the amnesty program. work, the physician should warn hiked defense spending while cutting taxes. Michael J. McManus device in space, which would make the U.S. laser It was not immediately clear when the three suspects ordered 9 raising $2.9 billion. More than 300,000 people die endangered individuals. Deficits soared, but unemployment dropped as did the first space “ death ray’ in history — if the next each year due to smoking-caused diseases. A high freed Thur^ay would be released from prison. Under Dickey said the council expects inflation. president so chooses. tax would limit some consumption, saving lives Salvadoran law, it is not uncommon for suspects to be held for that physicians would “ heavily long periods of time without being brought to trial. rely” on CDC guidelines issued in The hidden factor that made the policy work for a while raising taxes. Confidential file while was a willingness by foreign investors to 2. Raise taxes on beer and wine to that of liquor, April 1986. 20% DISCOUNT passed bills to increase taxes that have about $8 The nation’s emergency oil stockpile won’t reach finance the federal deficit. As that money began to raising $4.2 billion. At present, the tax on a bottle billion of hikes in common. They deserve support its targeted level of 750 million barrels until 1995, ON dry up. U.S. interest rates rose to attract foreign wine is only 3 cents. Y et a glass of wine is as because they will close tax loopholes and hit upper but Energy Department officials are already investment. The bubble burst with the 500-point intoxicating as an ounce of scotch or a glass of income people whose tax rates have come down worrying over the best way to dole it out in a future PERSONNIZED drop in the stock market. beer. Why shouldn’t wine taxes be the same? Wine from a maximum of 70 percent to 28 percent. crisis. By law it must be sold to the highest bidder, To restore confidence, administration and and beer have equally devastating social impact. 200 W. Center St. At McKee For example, under current law. corporations but officials are trying to figure out how to keep big Manchester, CT 06040 CHRISTMKS congressional leaders have been meeting to Wine and beer taxep have not increased since 1951. Brighten your day can have two sets of books — one for tax purposes distributors from profitterlng. If the emergency workout a deficit reduction package. But they have 3. Increase the tax on gasoline 12 cents in 1988 to by c a llin g OIRDS that minimize income, and another for were to last any great length of time, the needs of been reluctant to go beyond a 823 billion cut raise $10.6 billion. As oil prices dropped, shareholders which makes profits look rosy. In the military, and of the 21 other countries the 649-9990 required by the Gramm-Rudman law. Americans began buying bigger cars. Since U.S. oil assessing a minimum tax. Congress proposes to United States is pledged to share the stockpile with, Qraat lo r Seniors Late last week, forexample. Rep. Robert Michel, production is dropping, imports are up 40 percent P a s s iv e E x e r c is e use the stockholders’ report, to get $2.8 billion. would send petroleum prices skyrocketing — C o-Ed R-Ill., House minority leader, proposed a partial over 1985. That creates a dangerous foreign Defense,contractors have been allowed to perhaps five times higher than current prices, 6am -8 p m Order now. In time (or freeze in federal spending that would save $9.3 dependency and widens the U.S. trade deficit. We would like to introduce 3 new products. ’ the holiday leoion. billion, impose $8 billion of tax increases and $1.4 “ defer” tax payments until a contract is according to Energy Department forecast. That 7 completed. Cutting that loophole will collect $835 In addition to our regular passive exercise program we now have: We hove a beaulllul selec­ billion of user charges, and sell $5 billion of federal In fact, a case an be made to increase the gas tax would enrich distributors who bought government tion In a variety ol itytes to million. a dime a year for four years, which would only assets. oil early and hoarded it. please your personal taste. A 3 percent tax on long distance phone calls will 1. Acu-Massage Table These are timid gestures. A much bigger deficit bring prices back to their previous level if adjusted be continued, rather than allowed to expire, for inflation. They would still be 50 to 60 cents below terrific for anyone who enjoys the healthy benefits of a good reduction is needed than is required by law if generating $1.3 billion. A similar sum will be raised massage. confidence is to be restored. Europe. by eliminating unforeseen abuses by corporate The major criticism of these increases in excise ^aiirlipslprI Hpralii We suggested last week that there ought to be at 2. Treadmill (Walking Machine) owners who donate to an Employee Stock taxes is that they are regressive — hitting lower least a one-year freeze of cost-of-living Founded In 1881 take a leisurely walk or worn yourself up to a jog for a good income people harder than the affluent. For adjustments for Social Security and other Ownership Plan at death. cardiovascular workout. Two provisions in the House bill, but not in the example, a 12-cent gas tax hike reduces the income PENNY M. SIEFFERT...... PuW W w retirement programs saving $8.4 billion — and a Senate’s, relate to corporate mergers. One would of a fam ily earning under $10,000 by 6 percent, but OEORQE T. CHAPPELL...... Editor 3. VIbrosaun halt in construction of duplicative nuclear weapons DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... Exocullva Editor deny the deductibility of interest in hostile only two percent of a family with $50,000. a dry sauna to relieve stress. Improve body fitness, muscle tone, systems, such as the B-1 bomber and the ALEXANDER QIRELLI...... Anoclate EdKor takeovers of corporations and impose a 50 percenty That regressiveness can be offset, however, by circulation, along with reducing weight. Midgetman missile while continuing the Stealth 8.*) East Center St., Manchester tax on any "greenmail” payments made by a increasing the “ Earned Income Tax Credit” of low DENISE A ROBERTS...... AdvarlMng Dlroctor bomber and Trident subs. That would save an MARK F. A BR A ITIS...... ButInaM Managar Authorized distributor of both 649-5268 corporation to buy off a person trying to take income people,.adjusting it for family size. added $10 billion in the first year. SHELDON CO HEN...... Compoaing Managar AcuMassage and VIbrosaun control. Another would limit interest deductibility It is time to slash the federal deficit with sizable ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... Praaaroom Managar What sorts of tax increases make the most to $5 million in any takeover. cuts in spending matched by increased taxes on JEANNE Q. FROMERTH...... Circulation Managar sense? While these steps would only raise $440 million. The House and Senatre Finance Committee have items which society shuld consume less of. # ■ - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Nov. 13, 19»7 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Nov. 13.1987 - S ■ X PCANUTH by Charlat M. Sehult C O M V e . ^ COtWTDOWW: W W M 6P# 1 ^lU . -^RtFRTM— SNAFU by Bruc* BaaNIt

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, WASHINGTON (AP) - Sikorsky ; Aircraft is designing a way to shield ' part of the Black Hawk helicopter's rally won’t last ; control system from radio waves, but says electromagnetic interfer- the world’s biggest investment lence cannot cause the Army By Rick Gladstone The Associated Press firms. ;helicopter to crash. “ If the answer to this question is ’The Army instructed Sikorsky NEW YORK - A drop in the U.S. no, then the stock, bond and dollar :officiaIs in October 1966 to develop a trade deficit roused Wall Street to markets will be in trouble real shielding proposal because it is its best day in two weeks, bolstered quick.” > planning new missions for the the dollar and sent prices soaring Broader market barometers also Black Hawk, company officials today in Tokyo, but analysts say the advanced Thursday on Wall Street, said Thursday. ’The shielding would rally won't last without more and gaining stocks outnumbered ‘give added protection to the Black severe economic remedies. losers 7-to-2 on the New York Stock N Hawk’s electronic control systems Unless the U.S. government tries Exchange, which operated under ;|n areas of intense electromagnetic harder to ease its budget and trade the normal 9:30 a.m.-to-4 p.m. 'interference. deficits, “ this could be short­ schedule for the first time since The Stratford, Conn., company lived,” said Stephen B. Timbers, hours were curtailed Oct. 23 be­ ,said the Army’s request had investment strategist at Kemper cause of a crushing backlog of ’nothing to do with published reports Financial Services in Chicago. trading orders. 'that ordinary radio waves from “ We’re still talking about a Volume on the nation’s biggest .microwave towers, radio antennae massive trade deficit,” Timbers stock exchange totaled 206.28 mil­ and radar could cause the troop- said, even though the $14.1 billion lion shares, busy by normal stand­ and cargo-carrying helicopters to September deficit reported by the ards but tame compared with the crash. Commerce Department on Thurs­ daily average of nearly 460 million day was down from $15.7 billion in shares in the week of the collapse. “ It was not requested for any August. 'The value of all U.S. stocks rose safety reason,’ ’ said Fred Brisbois, For the moment at least, the $57.96 billion, according to the Sikorsky’s deputy Black Hawk world’s crash-scarred financial Wilshire Associates 5,000 Equity program manager for safety. “ It’s markets appeared to be thriving on Index of all listed issues. a mission compatibility require­ the good news from the trade front. ment for future needs. It has Prices on the Tokyo Stock Ex­ nothing to do with any accidents” change soared in response to the r “ It’s totally false to associate V trade figures, with the market’s Dollar rises .(electromagnetic interference) key indicator posting its third- with any of the aircraft accidents,’ ’ highest single-day gain and the he said. dollar gathering strength in foreign against yen, Army Maj. Phil Soucy would riot exchange trading. verify if the Pentagon plans to use The 225-stock Hikkei average the Black Hawk for new missions, registered a 901.7^point surge to but wobbly but vehemently denounced news­ close the day’s session at 22,448.25. paper reports that said radio waves The market’s single-day record LONDON (AP) — The dollar rose can cause a Black Hawk to crash. gain was set Just one day after the against the Japanese yen but “ This is not a safety of flight Oct. 20 crash when the index scored retreated against most European issue.’’ Soucy said. "These are our a 2,037.23-point rebound, beating currencies in wobbly trading today people and they’re flying in a the previous 906.42-point gain set after gaining sharply on Thursday. helicopter we bought. We take that July 24. Gold was up. ■very seriously. We would not let The U.S. dollar, meanwhile, Thursday’s rise was triggered by .them be in it if there was a danger broke the 136-yen level for the first figures showing the U.S. trade that it was going to kill them:’’ . time this week to finish the day’s trading at 136.05 yen. It was sharply deficit narrowed from $15.7 billion Knight-Ridder Newspapers re­ to $14.1 billion in September, its David Kool/Manohaalsr Hsiald up from Its Thursday close of 134.80 ported Saturday that some govern­ and Friday opening of 135.75 yen. best performance in four months. ment investigators believe radio Stock prices also closed sharply The dollar also rallied on indica­ 'waves triggered the crashes of five Hitting the nail on the head higher on the Hong Kong stock tions from U.S. officials that a Black Hawks since 1982, killing 22 exchange, with the blue-chip Hang budget deficit package could be servicemen. Seng index rising 75.87 points to agreed between the White House Ken Hall, an employee of Fernwood Turnpike. W orkers are replacing the flat and Congress within a week. Sikorsky spokesman Marty roof sheeting before a new roof is close at 2,226.74. Moore said the Army has conducted Homebuilders ofVernon, works atop the The Dow Jones industrial aver­ In Tokyo, where trading ends extensive tests that prove only roof of T.P. Aitkin Co. Inc. on Tolland installed. age, shaken by the record 508-point before Europe’s business day beg­ extraordinary bombardments of plunge of Oct. 19, rose 61.01 points ins, the dollar rose for the third consecutive day, gaining 1.25 yen to ' radio waves can impact the helicop­ Thursday to close at 1,960.21, a gain ter’s control sytsems. of 3.2 percent. It was the seventh- close at 136.05. Later, in London, it largest point gain in the Index of 30 was quoted at 135.73 yen. Brisbois said the Black Hawk is Broker says Lydall’s separation Other dollar rates at mid­ blue-chip stocks and the strongest susceptible to radio waves only at morning, compared with late 50 to 100 times those experienced post-crash rebound since a 91.51- point rise Oct. 29. Thursday: under ordinary flying conditions. • 1.6890 West German marks, An industry source, who spokeon Stocks rose also strongly in may make firm more profitabie Tokyo, Hong Kong and London. down from 1.6940 the condition of anonymity, said the • 1.3890 Swiss francs, down from Analysts, while impressed by the^ Army wants the extra protection so attractive high-tech fiber materials 1.3910 3 for each share. By separating improvement in the trade picture, Black Hawks can be used on Navy By Nancy Conceiman companies. Lydall’s established business,” Pryor said. But some of said they believe that without more • 5.7375 French francs, down battleships, which have high ievels Manchester Herald businesses should command a these shareholders were not inter­ significant efforts at cutting the from 5.7350 of electromagnetic interference better market price. Burke said. ested in Lydall’s other businesses, twin deficits, the anxieties that a 1.8995 Dutch guilders, down from radar. A Manchester stockbroker said On Nov. 4, the board of directors he said. unraveled the markets in October from 1.9000 the recent decision by the • 1,245.50 Italian lire, up from The company’s Seahawk. the Manchester-based Lydall Inc. to of Lydall Inc., located at 1 Colonial In Lydall’s case, Burke said, could resurface. Navy version of the Black Hawk, Drive and 615 Parker St., approved - “ The market is picking itself off 1,244.75 separate into two public companies these other businesses are probably a 1.3173 Canadian dollars, down already has shielding that protects may help Lydall fare better on the a plan to restructure the company mailer, less-profitable companies the floor, and whether it can get up the crafts against intense radio dividing it into two public off its knees will depend on what from 1.3177 stock market. hich Lydall may try to turn In London, the.British pound was THE BORN LOSER ificd Advertisiiiy. A X ranee Co. before joining Quirk ft commission you pay when you sell Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester certificate of deposit Issued by a iTTM PAVta ll-lf Kramer. will reduce youreales proceeds. 06040. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Nov. II. IWT - II 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Wov. 13, 19S7

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Florence 8. Getzewich The funeral Is Saturday at 9; IS top critic a.m. from the Newkirk k Whitney Florence S. Getzewich, 76. of Funeral Home, 776 Farmington East Hartford, formerly of Man­ Ave., WestHartford, withamassof to get pian Storm creates havoc chester, died Thursday at Hartford (Kristian burial at lO a.m. In St. Hospital. She was the widow of Ndaylsenga returns Mark the Evangelist Church, 467 S. Contlnned from page 1 Julian Getzewich. Quaker Lane, West Hartford. She was bom in Manchester on Graveside services will be Monday July 22. 1011. and she lived in town cease-fire talks between the two at 1 p.m. in St. Peter's k Paul sides, which have been at war since with schoolboy slate all her life until moving to East Cemetery, Lewiston, Maine. Cal­ 1982. Hartford two years ago. Before ling hours are today from 2 to 4 and for Turkey Day trot There were strong hints that retiring in 1973, she was a secretary 7 to 9 p.m. If you know when the football, game against East Hartford High The New England Cross Country for the former Manchester Electric Wright might also play some role in By Jim Tierney soccer and cross country events School at East Hartford’s Ted Championship Meet, scheduled for the cease-fire process, perhaps as Co. and then worked for the Lawrence Moran Manchester Herald that were scheduled to be played Knurek Memorial Field tonight at 7 Saturday at Wickham Park, has Hartford Electric Light Co. for sponsor of a congressional monitor­ today are going to take place, was still scheduled at press time. been postponed because of the many years. Lawrence Moran, 64, of 102 ing group. Wright suggested last In his inception into the Man­ please call. The Manchester High girls’ state snowstorm and has been resche­ She was a member of Center Benton St., husband of Catherine week that he might create such a chester Thanksgiving Day Road The mid-week snowstorm that Class L soccer match with Staples duled to Saturday, Nov. 21. Congregational Church and a char­ delegation. (Britton) Moran, died Thursday at race during the Golden Anniver­ dumped six to eight inches of snow High, after stops and starts, has The New England championship ter member of the Manchester Manchester Memorial Hospital. Ortega, interviewed on ABC-TV’s sary edition in 1986, he was a key around the state has created havoc been set for Monday at 2 p.m. at will include teams from Rhode Little Theater. He was bom in East Hartford on "Good Morning, America” , said his ingredient in one of the most with the scholastic calendar and Memorial Field. CIAC Assistant Island. Vermont, New Hampshire She is survived by a sister and July 5, 1023, and had been a proposals were all within the peace memorable duels over the 4.77 there’s no telling when events are Executive Director Mike Savage and Connecticut. The Manchester brother-in-law, Barbara and Ed­ Manchester resident for the past 31 i agreement reached by five Central mile loop. He wound up losing to going to be played. said Friday all first-round games High boys’ team, the East Catholic ward Royce of Manchester; and years. He was a veteran of World American presidents "and they are the newly crowned Manchester The East Catholic High football must be played by Saturday, but not High girls’ squad and Manchester several nieces and nephews. War II, serving In the U.S. Army.' aimed at allowing the contras to champ. John Doherty, by only game against St. Bernard’s of enough available sites were High’s Kim Jarvis will be among A memorial service will be held Before retiring, he was a design N have the opportunity so that the two seconds. Now he is back to Uncasville has definitely been available. the Nutmeg State entrants. Sunday at 3 p.m. at Center analyst engineer at Pratt k Whit­ cease-fire will be effective with all attempt to move up one notch on postponed. East Director of Athlet­ The Coventry High state Class S East Hartford High Coach and Congregational Church. Burial will ney Aircraft In East Hartford. the securitiers and guarantees that the prize list. ics Tom Malin called Friday Division game at home with East Meet Director Dick Biimley exam­ be at the convenience of the family. He was a third-degree member of they need. Jean-Pierre Ndayisenga, orig­ morning and, after a conference Hampton is in the same boat as ined the park Thursday and said There are no calling hours. The the Knights of Columbus, Campbell "W e believe that this should be as inally from Brussels, Belgium, with St. Bernard’s AD Art Lamou- Manchester. The Patriots’ game there were six to eight Inches of Holmes Funeral Home. 400 Main Council, and was an accordian and soon as possible. Therefore, the and who grew up in Burundi, reux. said the game will be played was scheduled Friday but Coven­ snow there. St., is in charge of arrangements. piano player with the Irish Ameri­ The girls’ race will go off next proposal is very realistic, very Central Africa, is committed to Monday at 3:30 p.m. at Mount try’s field was still under six inches Memorial donations may be can Club of Glastonbury. He was a Saturday at ll;30a.m. and the boys AP photo flexible and is aimed at being Nebo. of snow this morning. A decision on made to Center Congregational member of Comhaltas Ceoltoirl return for the 51st running of the effective,” Ortega said, speaking The Manchester High football this game is to be made. at 12; IS p.m. Church. 11 Center St.. Manchester Eireann. an Irish musicians' group, Manchester Thanksgiving Day through a translator. 06040. and played with the Johnny Keene All together now Road Race on Nov. 26. The 1986 Irish Band during the 19S0s and Meanwhile, a contra leader, West Virginia graduate has A group of prospective Santa Clauses course in the finer arts of Christmas made quite a name for himself in Antoinette Morton 1960s. He had served as a parade Alfredo Cesar, said on NBC-TV’s MHS looks for winning campaign grand marshal of the St. Patrick’s practice their ho-ho-ho's at Melbourne cheer. "Today” show that he felt Ortega running circles around the Uni­ ted States, on both the roads and Antonette (Duvas) Morton, 62. of Day Parade in Hartford and acted University in Australia after taking a would have to disband the national Bristol, wife of Alex Morton, died as master of ceremonies for Irish directorate of the ruling Sandinjsta the track. Thursday at her home. She was the Night at the Manchester Bicenten­ party in order to comply with the In his runner-up position to while EC wants an unbeaten year sister of Connie Spinnato of nial Band Shell. He was a member peace plan. Doherty a year ago, Ndayisen­ Manchester. ga’s time was 21:47 — the 10th of St. James Qiurch. " I don’t think it is feasibie if the Bv Jim TIernev She is also survived by another 13th is a lucky day for bride fastest time ever run in Manches­ (Stefanik) is a very quick back. 4-0 in the ACC) will host St. V Besides his wife, he is survived by party remains as a Leninist party Manchester Herald They have an exciting team.” Bernard’s (3-5, 0-3 In the ACC) of sister. Rose Giangrosso of Hart­ four sons, the Rev. Ekiward M. with a politburo,” Cesar said. He ter. When briefed of the field for this year’s race, Ndyisenga feels Another Key offensive Hornet wea­ Uncasville Monday afternoon at ford; a son, Jesse A. Morton of Moran of Sacred Heart Academy in BEAUMONT, Texas (AP) - reactions from friends and rela­ often skip the number 13 because it also questioned the need for Ortega The CCC East Division football this will be one road race people pon is 6-2 senior tight end l^lon 3; 30 p.m. at Mount Nebo in an ACC Bristol; a daughter. Maria Gor- Hamden. Kevin J. Moran of En­ Many people think of Friday the tives as they realized the wedding is believed to be unlucky. to meet with the cardinal in matchup between Manchester High should not miss. Crump. tilt. The game was originally neault of Bristol; two brothers. field, Brian L. Moran and John'J. 13th as something to be feared, but date. But Guillott and Griffin aren’t Washington, since they both live in and East Hartford High, scheduled “ It’s going to be quite a show.” Manchester, which has endured scheduled Friday night but was Joseph Duvas of the Rockville Moran, both of Manchester; a not Rebecca Guillott, who finds the Fear of the number 13, called fazed; in fact, they’re amused by Managua and met there earlier in tonight at 7 at Ted Knurek Memor­ section of Vernon and Dominic the 23-year-old said from his injuries since Day 1 of the season, postponed by unplayable field brother. Austin Moran of Blast day so welcome she's getting triskaidekaphobia, is a well-known their friends’ reactions. the week. " I don’t know what has ial Field in East Hartford, could Duvas of Alamagordo, N.M.; and home in Fairfax, Va. seems to have come around in the conditions. With the Eagles’ big 6-6 Hartford; two sisters, Gertrude married on it. superstition; fear of Fridays, less "Friends have told me this changed between Monday and have had larger implications if the several nieces and nephews. Two other key entrees have health department. "This is the win over St. Joseph’s of Trumbull Simpson of Manchester and Mary Just listening to the number of 13s so. But combining the two is a marriage is destined to fail, just today,” he said. Indians had knocked off Enfield a last week, they clinched their first The funeral is Saturday at 8 a.m. also been filed for Turkey Day, healthiest we’ve been,” Cournoyer Moran of EUist Hartford; a grand­ that have crossed Guillott's path is double whammy that makes even because of the date,” she said, week ago. Nevertheless, this mat­ from the DuPont-Young Funeral "We are trying to see how to Gerard DonakowskI and Yobes said. Senior linebacker Chris Ros- outright ACC title. Despite having daughter; and several nieces and enough to make people cross their the slightly superstitious shiver. recalling how some even tried to chup remains very important to Service. 25 Bellevue Ave.. Bristol, make peace a reality in Central Ondieki. Donakowski, a three­ sitto and junior noseguard Ray no league implications, this mat­ nephews. fingers. Her sister began dating her Thirteen's bad reputation goes convince her to get married a day Coach Ron Cournoyer and his with a mass at 9 a.m. at St. Matthew America,” Ortega said after the time All American while at the Angle have returned to the Indian chup with the Saints looms large as 'hie funeral is Monday at 9; 15 husband-to-be on a Friday the 13th, back to the New Testament, which later. players. Church. Burial will be in St. Joseph meetings. University of Michigan, was the lineup. the Eagles attempt to produce the a.m. at the Holmes Bhineral Home. and their wedding anniversary is tells of 13 diners at the Last Supper. First, they would like to knock off Cemetery. Bristol. Calling hours But Guillott wasn’t about io let champion in the 10,000 meters at What will it take for Manchester first undefeated campaign in school 400 Main St., followed by a mass of Dec. 13. Friday, according to the Bible, was i»the Hornets who are 7-1 overall, a are today from 2 to 4and 7 to 9p.m. anything stop her from getting the U.S. TAC (The Athletics to beat East Hartford? gridiron history. Christian burial at St. James One of Guillott's close friends was the day that Eve tempted Adam, perfect 5-0 in the CCC East, and the married on exactly the same date Town claims Congress) Track and Field "We have to be able to pass the “ I think our kids have enough to Church at 10 a.m. Burial will be in bom on a 13th. Guillott and her that the biblical flood started, that top-ranked Class LL team in the she and Griffin first promised to Championships last June. He ball and exploit our speed.” Cour­ Eleanor B. Lelkes St. James Cemetery. Calling hours fiance first pledged their love on a the Temple of Solomon fell and of state. Second, a win over East keep them motivated,’’ Eagle wed. qualified first in the 10.000 event noyer said. Senlorquarterback Rob Coach Jude Kelly said. "They are Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Friday the 13th back in high school. Jesus' crucifixion. Hartford would keep Manchester’s Eleanor B. Lelkes of Torrington, "The date doesn’t really bother union wrong for the World Track and Field McLaughlin has three main respect it because it’s a league p.m. And she worked 13 months at her Early in the 20th century, Friday hopes of a winning campaign alive. daughter of Alma (Anderson) me,” added Griffin. " I break Championships in Rome In targets, seniors Dave Russell and Memorial donations may be mother's boutique. the 13th was known as "Hangman's The Indians are 3-4-1 overall and game.” Brooks of Manchester, died Tues­ mirrors driving my red car under Continued from page 1 September. Eric Rasmus, a'nd junior tight end St. Bernard’s lost, 37-38, on the made to a charity of the donor's So today, this year's third Friday Day,” and even today, society 3-2-1 in the CCC East. day at Torrington Extend-A-(I!are ladders and over black cats all the Ondieki was an All-American Chip Driggs. Senior halfback Ron final play of the game earlier to choice. the 13th, the 23-year-old Guillott accommodates the edgy. Ocean “ They (East Hartford) have an after a long illness. time.” since January. Werbner said that while at Iowa State University Smith and sophomore halfback powerful Notre Dame of West and Mark Griffin are getting liners often postpone voyages on excellent team.” Cournoyer said. Besides her mother, she is the administration is interested in and now is one of the premier Aris Leonard possess the game­ married. Friday the 13th, holding off depar­ But there is one number 13 that "It would be a tremendous reward Haven. "They (St. Bernard’s) are survived by a son. Glenn J. Lelkes Noble ‘Kid’ Chlesell, working out an agreement, "but it road racers in the country. breaking speed in the backfield. "W e're going to stand under a tures until 12:01 a.m. Saturday. the couple is not interested in. to knock off a tournament-bound really quick,” Kelly said. "They’ll o f Torrington. and one becomes more difficult when you Some of Ndayisenga'^s key boxer, actor, politician ladder and get married,” she Hotel rooms, office buildings, "W e’re definitely not having 13 “ We’re capable of scoring from be highly m otivate. They make grandaughter. negotiate through the press.” achievements in 1987 have been: team. We’re looking for a winning LOS ANGELES (AP) - Noble quipped, recalling the startled steamship cabins and city streets children,” Guillott said. season.” If Manchester wins to­ anywhere on the field,” Cournoyer you work for everything. They The funeral was held Thursday at At the Nov. 2 hearing, town first place in the Fairfax (Va.) throw the ball quite a bit.” i O nter Congregational Church in "K id” Chissell, a boxer and dancer administration and union officials night. it would have one obstacle said. "Ourdefense has played solid. lOK where he defeated Jon who appeared on Bob Hope televi­ I think we can beat them.” East Torrington. Burial was in Hillside discussed the impact of the suspen­ Sinclair; first place In the left between itself and a winning Senior halfbacks Aaron Allbrio sion specials and ran unsuccess­ Hartford's only loss was to Clonard Om etery. sion of blackjacks, and agreed to Maryland lOK where he defeated season — the No 1 ranked team in and Jason Talbot lead the Eagles fully for mayor of Los Angeles, has O’Neill, offended, blasts press High of West Hartford. 23-14. Fermi Memorial donations may be negotiate on whether a substitute Joseph Kipsang; first place In the state. East Catholic, on Thanks­ with nine and eight touchdowns, died at age 82. made to the church or to a charity of weapon shall be authorized. the Penn Relays lOK in May; giving Day. High of Enfield, which Manchester respectively, while junior quarter­ Chissell died Sunday at an area the donor's choice. MYSTIC (AP) - Gov. William A. The governor said he was sure and presidential candidate Albert The union has said it agrees with seventh in the Falmouth (Mass.) East Hartford is led by 6-foot-2 defeated. 20-14, had the Hornets on back Marc Mangiafico has six TDs. rest home, said his longtime friend, O’Neill, offended at being asked if that numerous men and women "of Gore Jr., who also admitted past the administration about the possi­ Road Race; eighth in the Pitts­ senior quarterback Dan Lawrence the ropes in the fourth quarter of an East is averaging 30 points per Mildena Matthews. He never reco­ he had ever smoked marijuana, the type this nation so desperately marijuana use. " I wondered to bility Of liability resulting from use burgh Great Race lOK in Pitts­ and senior halfback Bob Stefanik. earlier game. East Hartford came game. vered fully from injuries suffered a Wilfred E. Roux lashed out at the news media today, needs” had decided not to seek myself how many among the press of blackjacks. But they are con­ burgh where Keith Brantly won; Fll* Photo/Minchwtar Harald "Lawrence can throw the ball all back and won. 21-17. "W e can’t have a letdown,” Kelly year ago in an accident, she said. over the lot.” Cournoyer said. "He Meanwhile, East Catholic (8-0, warned. Wilfred E. Roux. 88. of West saying he wondered how many public office because they refused corps would bear up well under cerned that the administration has third in the OctoberFes't 12K in He is survived by two sisters. reporters would bear up under the to subject themselves and their such intense scrutiny.” turned down a proposed alterna­ Jean-Pierre Ndayisenga, who finished second in his first 3 Hartford, husband of the late Chicago; and second place in his Emma (Camire) Lessard Roux scrutiny to which they subject families "to the all-consuming eye "While the media are ... key tive, the PR-24, a weapon similar to most recent race at the Tulsa appearance in the Manchester Road Race in 1986, wiii died Thursday at his home. He was In M em oria m public officials. of the media.” participants in public policy­ a nightstick. (Ok.) 15K where he lost to return for the 51st running on Thanksgiving Day. the stepfather of Lionel J. Lessard Addressing the New England making — and growing more Werbner said that issuing the Gidamis Shahanga and defeated Society of Newspaper Editors. He said that as he thought about powerful all the time — they are PR-24 would merely duplicate the Sr. of Manchester. In loving memory of Laurence J. EM Eyestone and Sinclair. He is also survived by another O’Neill said the presidential cam­ answering the question about mari­ virtually unaccountable.” O’Neill nighsticks already carried by Ndayisenga placed sixth in the learn about road running. "Guys Ndayisenga knows that at a Jourdenals who passed away paign has produced “ a crisis juana. and the struggles GInsburg said. officers. stepson. Andre R. Lessard of November 13, 1964. NCAA Division I Cross Country like (John) Treacy are consist­ distance like Manchester’s, Bristol; a daughter. Yvette R. between the press and public Nationals in 1984 and was third in ent.” he said. "People like me. there's no time to be figures.” Daigle of East Hartford; a step­ Sadly mlaaed and always the NCAA outdoor 5000 in 1985. He we’re still learning. Those guys conservative. daughter. Theresa L. Jahne of remembered. He said the nation appears has run 28:17 for 10.000 meters already have some tricks.” "In a short race you can run Wethersfield; 12 grandchildren; headed toward the day when "only l e t t e d (6.2 miles). 13:27 for 5000. and One thing is certain. Ndayi­ hard from start to finish.” he Midge and Floyd saints will be able to pass safely and 12 great-grandchildren. 22:32 for five miles. senga wilt not let Treacy get said. “ Whoever takes the initia­ through the gauntlet of media Sponsored by Adidas. Ndayi­ away on the Highland Street Hill tive. I'll give him my support. scrutiny.” senga has unlimited potential, where the latter has made his For me. there’s no way I can run "Now, a saint may be good and Two Stage Power! but realizes that there’s a lot to decisive move in the past. conservative.” Three face drug charges flawless through and through, but I doubt that a saint knows how to get Police arrested three people late possession of marijunana with a highway built.” O’Neill said. / Thursday on charges of drug intent to sell. Webster was charged The governor said he had been possession and intent to sell drugs with possession of marijuana with asked twice last weekend whether after they were observed outside a intent to sell, possession of cocaine he had ever smoked marijuana. »689»» . Devils’ goal is first place Manchester restaurant, police and possession of drug The question came as Supreme said. paraphernalia. Ck>urt nominee Douglas H. Gins- Bv Barry Wllner Pittsburgh winless at the Spectrum Richard H. Cardin. 24. of 232 The three were arrested by police burg withdrew after a flurry over The Associated Press in 39 games. The Penguins are Crystal Lake Road. 'Tolland; at the intersection of Westerly and his admission that he used mari­ NHL Roundup 0-36-3 there since Jan. 20, 1974. Dwayne M. Mason. 20. and Valerie Broad streets after they were seen juana several times in the 1960s and "B ig P o w e r SAVE $170«> The New Jersey Devils will have "Our game is slowly taking a step A. Webster, 21, both of 69 Pine Knob leaving the Manchester Parkade at 1970s. to wait for their piece of history. Not in the right direction. I have Drive, South Windsor, were ar­ about 11 p.m., police said. in a Compact Size" extreme confidence that we will "After I had answered in the that they care much — they'd Hawerchuk evened it on a power rested after being observed outside The three were followed because continue to play well ” Flyers f negative — and I must tell you that I • Powerful 5 HP rather have a piece of first place. play 40 seconds Into the third Bentley’s in the Manchester Par- police had observed heavy pedes­ Ilie Devils carried an eight-game period, tipping a blue-line shot by Coach Mike Keenan said. kade. police said. trian traffic between the nightclub was so offended I considered not • 2 Stage 21” answering at all — I began home winning streak into Thursday defenseman Dave Ellett past goalie Bruins 3, Canadlens 2 Cardin was charged with posses­ and Mason's automobile, police • Self-Propelled night’s game with Winnipeg. They Bob Sauve for his seventh goal of sion of marijuana, possesssion of said. wondering just what sort of ques­ Keith Crowder scored at 9; 50 of tion it had been,” O’Neiil said. • Bronze Worm Gear With also c a lle d a share of the top spot the season. marijuana with intent to sell and The three were released on in the NHL’s Patrick Division. " I thought we could have won. but the third period to win it for Boston, " I hope you will understand that I possession of drug paraphernalia. $10,000 surety bonds each, and will Cast Iron Housing After a 1-1 tie with the Jets, New Sauve made some good saves,” which outshot the Canadiens 32-17 found this level of inquiry to be Mason was charged with posses­ appear in Manchester Superior 3 Forward Speeds and 1 Reverse Jersey no longer had either — the Hawerchuk said. "A 1-1 game, you for its third victory in four starts sion of drug paraphernalia and Court today. disturbing,” he added. MODEL 5210 New York Islanders beat St. Louis can’t be too disappointed.” since breaking a six-game winless • 220« Directional Chute Rotation 4-3 for a one-point lead in the Wolanin echoed those thoughts. streak. Montreal was 5-0-3 coming Optional Electric Start division. "W e’ll take the point,” he said. in. 9 For a succaaaful Thanksgiving, a stneora appreciation for all we Bob Sweeney and Ken Linseman HAPPY THANKSGIVING have - a most happy get together with flowers & plants from "W e expect to win every game.” "W e play everyone as an obstacle said Pat Verbeek, who scored the we have to overcome. also scored for the hosts, white Stephane Richer and Guy Carbon- (BARDENS $31900 Devils’ goal. "W e’re aren’t think­ Islanderi 4, Blue* 3 OtvM Kool/MtnehMWr HsiaM tWVi ing about streaks. We’re gunning neau had Montreal’s goal^. SAVE for first place.” At St. Louis, the Islanders re­ "It takes more than a couple of Manchester quarterback Rob McLaugh­ were scheduled to play East Hartford The NHL record for consecutive corded their third straight 4-3 wins to turn things around,” lin (21) hangs onto the football during High tonight at 7 at Ted Knurek 00 decision. Pat LaFontaine and Greg Crowder said. "But we’re very $50 ON SALE! wins at home is 11, set by Chicago last Saturday's game against Enfield. Memorial Field. from Oct. 9-Nov. 28 in 1963-64. Only Gilbert each had a goal and an positive now. We feel good about assist and Bob Bassen added two ourselves again.” The Indians, field conditions permitting. B J K 0 IS P 168 Woodland St. — 643-8474 w A three other NHL teams had won at • 3 HP Easy Start least nine straight home games, the assists for the Islanders, whobuilta Sam-Opm dally 4-1 lead and held on. • 20" Cut last being another Blackhawk SPECIAL MODEL 300 team, between Oct. 10 and Nov. 21, Lafontalne has taken notice of the Straight or • Auger Clutch 1971. Devils, but placed little signifi­ Lakers already In midseason form CUT FLOWERS mixed colors The Devils still are the only NHL cance on the Islanders being ahead • Folding Handles of them right now. team not to lose at home this Everything I ’ve said about us will FRESH CUT season. “ It’s so early in the season,” he By The Associated Press Xavier McDaniel scored 23 points said. "N ew Jersey is playing some happen, but it will take time. This and Tom Chambers 21 for the ‘ ‘They play good, sound defensive team will look like a cohesive team hockey.” said Winnipeg star Dale great hockey.” The NBA champion Los Angeles NBA Roundup SuperSonics. Dale Ellis added 19, CHRYSANTHEMUMS Lakers already look in midseason alK)ut a month down the line.” Hawerchuk, who scored the other As are the Islanders on the road, Including two 3-pointers. 7 goal. “ They don’t give you a lot of where they are 5-2, the league’s form. So do the Los Angeles Rockets 116, Kings 114 Nuggets 126, Blazers 113 - HOLIDAY HINTS - second-best mark. Clippers, especially when the play added rookies Reggie Williams. Joe quality opportunities. They play Wolf and Ken Norman, but the team World B. Free scored 19 of his 37 Alex English scored 14 of his 34 Dried Arrangements, Decorated good position hockey and play with The Blues scored two shor­ the Lakers. Potted for Thanksgiving Giving James Worthy scored 20 points is just 1-3. points in the fourth quarter and points during a decisive third a lot of confidence.” thanded goals but failed in an Rustic Logs and Pots, Balsam Thursday night as the Lakers won "They’re going to need time to Richard Anderson made two foul quarter that sent Denver past — perfect hostma gifts — The Jets have been doing well, attempt to win a third straight Wreaths - Frames, Cone 111-82 for the 18th straight time play with one another, with all the shots with 10 seconds left, rallying visiting Portland. too. with a 9-5-1 record and only one game. against the Clippers at the Forum. new faces they have,” said the Houston over Sacramento. Calvin Natt and Lafayette Lever, Wreaths, Balsam Greens, Chrysanthemums (extra large)...... *9.95 loss in the last seven games. Flytra 5, PBnguliw 2 The Lakers remained the only Lakers’ M agic Johnson, who Ralph Sampson scored 31 points both traded from ^ rtla n d to Artificial Wreaths. Relger Begonias (large)...... *7.95 Also on Thursday. It was Phila­ At Philadelphia, the Flyers unbeaten team in the Western played only three quarters and for the visiting Rockets. Reggie Denver in 1984, each scored 36 delphia 5, Pittsburgh 2, and Boston Also: Large selection of Bird Feeders, Christmas Cacti (4" pot)...... *3.95 snapped a five-game winless streak Conference at 4-0. They won three scored nine points. "They’re going Theus led the Kings with 34 and Otis points for the Nuggets. Garden Books and Statuary Christmas Peppers (large pot)...... *3.99 W. H. PREUSS SONS 3. St. Louis 2. Thorpe had 29. KikI Vandeweghe, for whom Natt 22S BOSTON TPNL, RTL 6 A 44 • BOLTON, CT. as Mark Howe scored a power-play more games in last season’s to be a better team because they Cyclamen...... *9.95 D bvIIb 1, JBto 1 goal and assisted on Dave Poulin’s playoffs than their cross-town have more talented rookies helping Spurs 123, Sonics 118 and Lever were traded, had 38 for shorthanded score. Murray competition won during the entire them out.” the Trail Blazers. Clyde Drexler K—p Feeding The BIrde Violets (2" pot) *1.39 ...... (4" pot) *3.19 Despite being outshot 17-7 in the Johnny Dawkins scored 28 points, 643-9492 Craven. Derrick Smith and J.J. regular season, when flie Clippers Clippers Coach Gene Shue knows had 26 points and Steve Johnson second period. New Jersey scored Walter ^ r r y 23 and Alvin Robert­ sunflowsrThlstle, Kalenchoe (4’’ pot) Cyclamen (4" pot)....*4.45 Daigneault also scored for the went 12-70 for the second-worst It. added 23 tor Portland. Ills fail IW ISid when Verbeek put in the rebound of son 20 as San Antonio held off 25 Lbe...... * 6.S5 Millet. Cracked Qerberas...... *4.97 HlghPeiformanceSInceBU a shot by defenseman Craig Wo- Flyers, who won for only the second record in NBA history. “ We’re not in the Lakers’ class,” Portland has not won at McNi- SO Lba...... *12.06 Com, etc. Polnsettlas...... *5.95 A o ie s n s lanln for his 13th goal of the season. time in the last 12 games and kept This season, the Clippers have he said. "M y optimism is still there. visiting Seattle. chols Arena since Dec. 16,1663. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Nov. 18. 1967 — l> It - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Nov. 13, 19«7 Cunningham, Anderson brightest new stars in NFL AFC East top wili change as Coits, Miami ciash

By Barry Wilder season, losing their first 13 before Steve DeBerg in Tampa Bay. By Dave Goldberg NFC East lead in non-strike games hard to get a line on them. In fact, They include John Clay and Among them: The Associated Press Ron Meyer was hired as coach. Testaverde, the No. 1 pick, has The Associated Press and Neal Anderson. Anderson has four of the prime freshmen — Bruce Wilkerson, force-fed onto the Nate Odomes, a second-rounder, NFL Roandap Meyer will have his regular quar­ thrown four passes and completed gained 312 yards and averaged 4.8 , Chris Miller, Raiders’ aging offensive line; starting at comerback in the Every team in the AFC East can terback, Gary Hogeboom, back one for 14 yards. Haywood Jeffires, Three years ago, a respected yards a carry for Chicago while and Rod Wood- , a starter at improved Buffalo secondary; Ed­ smile because all are tied for first from a rib injury. the first receiver taken, has caught N FL personnel man was asked Walter Payton has 160 for a 2.7 son — signed only within the past tackle for New England and Harris win Simmons, a sixth-round offen­ place. And they can frown as well, Also on Sunday, it’s Detroit at “ The only reason I ’m going to go just four passes for Houston. about Randall Cunningham, whom average. two weeks, and Bo Jackson just Barton, who has replaced the. sive lineman for Washington; Mark because all are tied for last. Washington, the with Gary is that I feel he’s Nor are rookie running backs, he had scouted at the East-West This may be the hardest season showed up to pursue his hobby. injured Keith Fahnhorst in San Carrier, a third-rounder has caught That will change on Sunday, with at St. Louis. Tampa Bay at physically able to go, because he other than Dozier add Okoye, game that day. ever to Judge form, as witness the Francisco. 14 passes for Tampa Bay; fullback at least one team claiming last Minnesota, Cincinnati at Atlaijta, was the starter before he was looking overwhelming. “ He looked good, but quarter­ five-team 4-4 deadlock in the AFC A few rookies have made an Tim Manoa, Dozier’s running mate place for itself. The Indianapolis Green Bay at Seattle, New Orleans injured — and because I feel he’s , the Jets’ fullback. Is backs like that usually look good in East. Because we're now really in impact, like Christian Okoye, the Others who look promising in­ at Penn State and a third-round Colts are at Miami in the only at San Francisco, the New York the best quarterback we have,” starting but Is averaging just 2.6 All-Star ^ m e s ,” the man said. the fourth segment of the season — Nigerian fullback taken in the clude running back choice by the Browns; Miami intradivision game in that dead­ Giants at Philadelphia, and the Los The Patriots begin a rare three- yards a carry. Paul Palmer, taken "There’s not enough time to put in training camp, the first two games, draft’s second round and Kansas of Green Bay, the fourth player running back Troy Stradford, a locked division. Angeles Raiders at San Diego. game homestand and their regu­ by the Chiefs ahead of Okoye, has an offense, so guys who free-lance the strike and the return. City’s first legitimate running taken, who’s doing a good job as a fourth-round choice, and the The other 4-4 teams are New On Monday night, it’s Chicago at lars are 2-0 at Foxboro, Mass. carried just five times for 24 yards. can run up a lot of yardage. I’m not “ The whole league’s In turmoil.” threat since the late Joe Delaney; return man but is still getting used Giants’ third-round pick, Stephen England, which is at home against Denver. “ I expected to be more out ahead Terrance Flager of the 49ers has sure what he can do in a pro says Dallas Coach Tom Landry. running back D.J. Dozier of Minne­ to the Packers’ regular offense; Baker, “ the touchdown maker,” Dallas, the , who are Seeing the Bills at the bottom of right now than 4-4,” Coach Ray­ carried just six times for 11 yards is offense.” “ I still feel like we’re getting sota, who leads the NFC with six defensive linemen who has yet to score for New York at Kansas d ty , and Buffalo, which the AFC East is no surprise; seeing mond Berry said. "But we’re behind free agent Doug Du Bose and He is showing it this year. reoriented,” Dave Krieg. the Seat­ touchdowns; and linebackers of Philadelphia and Danny Noonan but is about to become a starter visits Cleveland. them at the top is a shock. getting ready for Dallas. It doesn’t was offered for trade before the Let’s pretend there was no strike tle quarterback, said after Monday of Buffalo and Brian of Dallas; wide receiver Ricky while first-round choice Mark In­ “ We’re in first place and that’s Buffalo got there with a convinc­ make a difference If we’re 4-4 or 8-0 deadline last week. and the NFL season was five weeks night’s loss to the Jets. “ It’s kind of Bosworth of Seattle, who is catch­ Nattiel of Denver; Rod Bemstine, gram remains on the inactive list. the way we have to look at it,” Jerry ing defensive effort last week , the seventh qr 0-8.” old instead of being one game past like the end of training comp. We’re ing on pretty quickly — even one of four tight ends on the San Ingram isn’t the only first- Holmes of the Jets said. “ Sure, against Denver, the defending AFC The Jets come off a solid 30-14 Diego Foster and linebacker Tony player taken, spent part of the fall the halfway mark of the truncated all just coming together again.” wearing the alien number ” 55.” rounder off to a slow start. we’re tied with four other teams, champion. The stars of that game victory over Seattle last Monday complaining about the way he was 15-game season. That’s why a third-year man like A few others have shown that W o^s of Seattle, who got a starting Linebacker , the fifth but we’re right in there. ’The team were rookie linebackers Shane night. The Jets beat the CHilefs in job when Bruce Scholtz was used, then was placed on the SO-day The two brightest new stars in the Cunningham and a second-year they will. Interestingly, several are player taken, has had problems that gets hot will win it and that Conlan and Cornelius Bennett, both the AFC wild-card playoff game injured. learning the Cleveland defense and non-injured list for what the Lions league would be Cunningham, who man like Anderson seem the on the offensive line, normally one means we have to get hot.” first-round draftees. Bennett was last season. Some lower picks have also quarteiback is said was “ emotional and personal has 11 touchdown passes in leading brightest new stars. Rookies were of the hardest positions to adjust to “ We’re very fortunate to be in making his debut with the Bills “ That has no bearing, really,” niladelphia to a 4-1 mark and the in. then out then in again, so it’s as a pro. looked good. also learning while sitting behind counseling.” N first place.” New England’s Ray­ after being acquired from the (tolts, Holmes said. “ Some of their mond Claybom said. ” We haven’t with whom he could not reach a personnel Is the same, but they’ve played very well the last few contract agreement. got new runners (rookies Christian weeks.” “ He played with just two or three Okoye and Paul Palmer) and a new The Colts and Patriots led the days practice and he played very coach.” division before losing last week. well, considering,” Bills Coach The coach, Frank Gansz. has When Miami, Buffalo and the Jets Marv Levy said. “ He brought a lot gotten off to a 1-7 start, the only SCOREBOARD each won. it created the first of pressure on them. He had good victory coming in the season opener five-way divisionai tie so late in a pursuit. He’s got outstanding physi­ against San Diego, which hasn’t season. cal tools. lost since. Gansz likes what he has Okoye, K.C. 81 344 4.2 t43 2 “ It’s been a strange season, so “ Despite the fact that he hasn’t seen of New York. Bruins 3, Canadians 2 Allen, Raiders 93 3X 3.6 X 3 w in. lose & DKliW Winder, Den. X 3X 4.1 19 2 why not?” the Jets’ A1 Toon done anything for 10 months, it’s a “ Seattle destroyed us and was Hockey Football Collins, N.E. 99 298 3.2 19 2 reasoned. remarkable thing for a player who destroyed by the Jets,” Gansz said. Montreal 1 i 0—2 KInnebrew, CIn. K 294 4.7 52 2 “ If you saw the way the Jets AP photo Boston 1 1 1—3 Elsewhere Sunday, the three- hasn’t even lined up in an NFL First Period—1, Boston, Sweeney 8 Receivers way tie atop the AFC Central will be training camp to play as capably as handled Seattle, they have to be a Giants' quarterback Jeff Rutledge (17) Giants' Stadium. Rutledge is scheduled (Neely, Kluzak), 8:10 (pp). 2, Montreal, NO YDS AVG LG TD broken because Houston is at he played last week.” candidate for the Super Bowl. They NHL standings Richer 10 (Chellos), 9:56 (pp). Penalties— NFL standings Largent, Sea. X 536 16.2 55 5 gets off a pass In last Monday’s game to start Sunday's game against the Kordic, Mon (hooking), 7:10; Kluzok, Bos Toon, Jets X 390 13.4 t58 1 Pittsburgh. The Oiiers. Steelers The Ctolts are the other real look like one of the better teams I’ve (holding), 9:17; Kordic, Mon, malor Carson, K.C. 27 478 17.7 t63 5 and Cieveland Browns are 5-3. surprise. They were 3-13 last seen.” against the at . WALES CONPEEENCE (fighting), 10:01; Miller, Bos, malor AMERICAN CONFERENCE Harmon, Buff.(RB) 27 273 10.1 42 1 Patrick DIvlilen (fighting), 10:01; Svoboda, Mon (holding), East GIvIns, Hou. 26 380 14.6 t99 4 V W L T Ptl OF OA 12:31; Chellos, Mon (cross-checking), W L P d . PF PA Burkett, Buff. 26 3 « 14.2 47 2 N Y Islanders 11 4 1 23 70 49 14:38; Kasper, Bos (high-sticking),14:38. Buffalo 4 .5K IX 197 Christensen, Radrs 26 355 13.7 23 2 New > r s e v 10 4 2 22 5S 44 Second Period—3, Boston, Llnsemon 3 Indianapolis 4 .5K IX 119 Reed, Buff. 26 3 « 13.1 31 3 Washington 7 8 1 15 52 SO (Crowder, SImonettI), :13. 4, AAontreal, Miami 4 .5K 223 171 Bvner, Clev.(RB) 25 2M 10.7 37 1 McKinney Pittsburgh « 8 3 15 M 64 (hrbon neau 5, S:29(sh). Penalties— Kluzak, New England 4 .5K I X 168 Moroon, N.E. 24 444 18.5 45 1 Alabama, ND matchup Philadelphia 5 10 3 13 49 69 Bos (high-sticking), 1:21; Lalor, Mon N.Y. Jets 4 .5W 195 177 MIcho, Oen.(RB) 24 2X 9.8 t x 2 N Y Rangers 4 10 3 11 65 74 (cross-checking), 4:15; O'Dwver, Bos Central Adams Division (hooking), 10:17; Smith, Mon (roughing), Cleveland 5 3 .625 211 110 Runters Montreal 10 5 4 24 71 56 11:23; Burrktge, Bos (roughing), 11:23; Houston 5 3 .625 2K 1R NO YDS LG AVG is sideiined Quebec 9 5 1 19 62 51 Hayward, Mon, served by Nllan (slash­ Pittsburgh 5 3 .625 174 172 Molslelenko, S.D. 24 10K 57 X.0 Boston S 7 2 18 63 63 ing), 13:03; Larson, Bos (hooking), 15:20; Cincinnati 2 6 .2X 138 176 Fulhoge, CIn. 24 1054 X X.9 features glamour names Buffalo 7 5 4 18 60 61 Nllon, Mon, misconduct, 17:30; Corson, Camarillo, N.E. 24 10X 73 X.9 By John AAossman Hartford 5 7 3 13 42 51 Mon (roughing), 17:30; SImonettI, Bos San Diego .875 176 141 Newsome, Pitt. 28 1212 57 X.3 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE (roughing), 17:30; Crowder, Bos (hook­ Seattle .625 2M I X Talley, Raiders 22 910 K 41.4 The Associated Press Bv Herschel NIssenson last week’s 22-10 upset of LSU. He Sugar Bowl now. and they know N onis Division ing), 18:21. Denver .5X 198 I K The Associated Press holds the school career rushing their performance against us could W L T Pts OF OA Third Period—5, Boston, Crovrder 3 L.A. Raiders .375 169 169 Punt Returners have a bearing.” Toronto 8 7 0 16 66 61 (Bouraue. Kluzak), 11:19 (pp). Kansas City .125 I X 2X NO YDS AVG LG TD COPPER MOUNTAIN, Colo. - record of 3,051 yards. Chicago 7 7 2 16 72 71 Penalties— Kordic, Mon, malor (fighting), NATIONAL CONFERENCE James, S.D. 12 201 16.8 181 1 After hooking a tip and falling, SOUTH BEND, Ind. - Notre ' “ He’s one of the great running As a result of the season-ending Detroit 6 7 2 14 48 53 1:41; Markwart, Bos, malor (fighting), East Townsell, Jets 17 234 13.8 191 1 Tamara McKinney tested her in­ Dame and Alabama, two of the backs in the United States,” LSU injuries to quarterbacks Terry Minnesota 5 8 3 13 55 62 1:41; Trader, Mon (cross-checking), 5:11; Washington 6 2 0 .7X 204 139 McNeil, Clev. 14 192 13.7 X 0 Andrysiak and David Smith, both St. Louis 5 9 1 11 50 56 Miller, Bos (roughing), 7:48; Smith, Dallas 4 4 0 .500 185 185 Woods, Raiders 10 I X 1Z0 34 0 jured ankle and Uiought she had glamour names-in , Coach Mike Archer says. Smytht Division Mon (hooking), 9:50; Nllon, Mon (cross­ Phllodiphia 4 4 0 .500 182 213 AAortIn, CIn. 14 I X 10.9 18 0 suffered only a sprain. Three days will offer an added attraction There are similarities in the teams have turned to rookie quar­ Edmonton 9 5 2 20 76 57 checking), 13:57; Courtnall, Bos (slosh­ Lakers 111, Clippers B2 St.Louls 3 5 0 .375 182 208 terbacks — Tony Rice for Notre N.Y. Giants 2 6 0 .2X I X 185 iater. she had a cast on what turned Saturday — two of the most teams, as well. Winnipeg 9 5 1 19 52 47 ing), 13:57. K K keff Returners Notre Dame is No. 7 in the latest Dame and Jeff Dunn for Alabama. Calgary 7 7 2 16 63 64 Shots on goal— Montreal7-7-3— 17. Boston L.A. CLIPPERS (82) Central NO YDS AVG LG TD out to be a broken leg and was dangerous performers in the na­ Basketball Chicago 7 1 0 .875 217 129 Vancouver 4 9 2 10 51 60 10-140—32. Cureton48228, Wolf26064, Cage97266, Polmer, K.C. X 564 24.5 195 1 contemplating a iengthy iayoff tion. both of whom are expected to Associated Press poll, Alabama is Both will be making their fourth Los Angeles 4 9 2 10 41 62 Power-ploy Opportunities— Montreal I Minnesota 4 4 0 .5X 170 IK Mueller, Raiders 12 XI X.4 X 0 starts. Drew612(H)8, Woodson6109210, Benlomln Tampa Bay 4 4 0 .5K 192 IX from competitive skiing. finish high in next month’s Heis- 10th. Thursday's Oames of 6; Boston 2 of 6. 28064, Coleman 1-6062, Wllllams9104-610, Young, Clev. 12 279 X.3 X 0 Boston a Montreal 2 Goalies— Montreal, Hovword (32shots-29 Green Bay 3 4 1 .438 I X 164 Duncan, Hou. 14 3X X.2 62 0 man Trophy voting. The Irish, 7-1, have won 658 NBA standings Valentine 2-71-2 5, Dailey2156617, Nessley Detroit 2 6 0 .2X IX 2X McKinney, the United States’ “ Dunn seems to get better every Philadelphia 5, Pittsburgh 2 saves). Boston, Lemelln (17-15). 36066, Norman 1-5062. Totals3696192082. K.Danlel, Ind. 10 2X X.5 X 0 Senior Tim Brown. Notre Dame’s games in their history, second to Winnipeg 1, New Jersey 1, tie A— 14,451. West best hope for an Aipine medal at the week and Humphrey has been San Frncisco 7 1 0 .875 226 174 explosive kick returner-wide Michigan among major colleges. New York Islanders 4, St. Louis 3 Referee—Andy vonHellemond. EASTERN CONFERENCE L. A. LAKERS (111) Scoring 1988 Winter Olympics, wili be spectacular,” Holtz said. “ They Linesmen— Wayne Bonnev, Bob Hodges. Altantlc Division New Orleans 5 3 0 .625 211 137 receiver-halfback, is second na­ Alabama. 7-2, is fourth with 632 Green 610 912 17, Worthy 1217 26 20, Atlanta 2 6 0 .2X 120 254 sidelined for about six weeks with a like to run the football, and Minnesota at Buffalo, 7:35 p.m. W L Pet. OB Abdul-Jabbor 5-9 95 13, Johnson 95 SS'^- TD Rush Rec Ret Pts tionally in all-purpose yardage, victories. Los Angeles at Calgary, 9:35 p.m. Boston 4 0 1.000 — L.A. Roms 1 7 0 .125 134 215 Riddick, Buff. 8 5 3 0 X hairline fracture of her lower left Humphrey makes that decision an Scott 211 66 14, (tooper 68 06 9, Sunday, Itov. 15 averaging 176.9 yards a game. He is Over the past 65 years, Alabama Quebec at Vancouver, 10:35 p.m. Islandsrsd.BluesS Phllodelphlo 1 1 .SX 2 M. Thompson 26 06 4, Lamp 06 06 0, H edor, Jets 7 7 0 0 X leg. easy one. Like so many of the SEC New Jersey 0 2 .000 3 Buffalo at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Carson, K.C. 5 0 5 0 X coming off a career-high 294-yard ranks first with 511 victories, Notre Smrek 911 26 11, Matthews 95 1-2 5, Dallas at New England, 1 p.m. ” lt’s not a serious fracture.” Chip teams you see, Alabama has toronto otRSlodelphla, 1:05 p.m. Washington 0 3 .000 3 Wagner 66 06 9.Totals 41-86 27-34 111. Clayton, Mia. 5 0 5 0 X effort against Boston College last Dame second with 479. Detroit at New Jersey, 1:35 p.m. N.Y. Islanders 2 2 0—4 New York' 0 4 .OX 4 Detroit at Washington, 1 p.m. James, S.D. 5 2 2 1 X Woods, coach of the women’s team, tremendous team speed.” L.A. Clippers 19 17 21 14— 81 Houston at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. week. And both teams have brutal Hartford ot Boston, 7:05 p.m. St. Louis 1 0 3—3 Central Division L.A. Lakers 38 25 X 17—111 Largent, Sea. 5 0 5 0 X said Thursday. “ It’s just a hairline Winnipeg at New York lslanders,7:0Sp.m. First Period—' St. Louis, Cavalllnl 3, :41 Chicogo 3 0 1.000 — Los Angeles Roms at St. Louis, 1 p.m. Warner, Sea. 5 3 2 0 X “ It’s .scary to think of the number November'schedules. Notre Dame Alabama Coach Bill Curry des­ 3-polnt goals— Dailey, Cooper, Wagner. Indlanopolls at Miami, 1 p.m. fracture. She’li be racing again by (sh). 2, New Y"'k, LoFontalne 15(Kerr, Atlonta 3 1 .750 '/i Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Clippers 54 of ways Tim Brown can affect a beat Boston College 32-25 and visits cribes the Irish as “ loaded with New York RanoersatPlttsburgh,7:35p.m. Jonsson), 7:12. u. New York, Gilbert 3 Milwaukee 3 1 .7X 'h Tampa Bay at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Jan. 1.” (Cureton 9), Lakers 67 (M.Thompson, New York Jets at Kansas City, 1 p.m. game.” Notre Dame Coach Lou Penn State next week and Miami, talent. We’re a Southeastern Con­ (Bassen, Morrow), 16:43. Penalties— Indiana 2 2 .500 V/2 Abdul-JaMxir 10). Asslsls^llppers X “ The worst pain was in my Minnesota at Washington, 7:35 p.m. Ewen, StL (holding), :18; Dalgorno, NY Cleveland 1 2 .333 2 Qnclnnotl at Atlanta, 4 p.m. Hoitz said. “ You see all kinds of Fla. on Nov. 26. Alabama winds up ference team that has been ham­ (Valentine 8), Lakers X (Johnson 11). Total (>reen Bay at Seattle, 4 p.m. NFC Individual leaders brain.” McKinney said. “ It was Chicago at Montreal, 8:05 p.m. (Interference), 12:00; Federko, StL Detroit 1 2 .333 2 fouls—Clippers 22, Lakers 18. A— 15,569. defenses against him. That’s what against Auburn on Nov. 27. mering at our players to think about Edmonton at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. (hooking), 19:56. WESTERN CONFERENCE New Orleans at San Francisco, 4 p.m. accepting it. dealing with it. I at Philadelphia, 4 Quarterbacks makes it a littie difficult to prepare, And one believe-lt-or-not the SEC, and we’ve got to go into Quebec at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. Second Period—4, New York, Potvin 3 Midwest Division thought originaliy it was just a Sunday’s Oames (Trottler, LoFontalne), 1:04 (pp). 5, New W L Pet. OB p.m. A T T COM YDS TD INT similarity. their stadium on national TV with a Los Angeles Raiders at San Diego, 8 not knowing what the other team is Toronto at Buffalo, 7:05 p.m. York, Dolgorno 1 (Gilbert, Bassen), 9:19. Denver 3 1 .7X — Rockets 118, Kings 114 Montana, S.F. 241 162 1802 19 8 sprain. So it was tike getting hit “ Alabama has gone through the freshman quarterback and we’re Winnipeg at New York Rongers, 7:35 Penalties—Lauer, NY (holding), 5:47; Houston 3 I .7X — p.m. DeBerg, T.B. ITS 105 1277 11 4 going to do with him. Monday, Nov. 16 with a ' double-whammy. It’s a 3 p.m. LoFontalne, NY (holding), 11:15; Konrovd, Dallas 2 2 .500 1 Lomax, St.L. 212 I X 1609 11 7 “ If I was blind, I could still tell same thing we have in terms of beat to smithereens from Saturday HOUSTON (116) Chicogo at Denver, 9 p.m. shock.” Voncouver at Calgary, 8:05 p.m. NY (Interference), 17:37. Sacramento 2 2 .500 I Cunningham, Phil. 157 85 11X 11 7 when Tim Brown has the football. having their starting quarterback night. Edmonton at Chicago, 8:35 p.m'. Third Perlod--6, St.Louls, Ramoge 3 Sampson 1922 25 31, McCray 18 68 8, W.WIIson, Minn. 124 67 1070 9 9 McKinney suffered the injury Son Antonio 2 2 .500 1 You can sense it; there’s a feeling in break his collarbone, but they’ve “ But it’s exciting to go to this (Sutter, Federko), 1:59. 7, St.Louls, Utah 2 2 .500 1 Olaluwon 919 06 18, Leovell 26 48 8, Hebert, N.O. 127 69 837 6 5 during a stalom training session on Meagher 5 (Sutter, Ram oge), 4:59 (sh). Pacific Division Harris 27922, Free 12212837, AAaxwel 11-1 NFL statistics Long, Det. 182 109 11K 6 7 the air.” closed ranks and played well the great place. I do think that we’ve 062, Shorf06()60, Conner06(H)0, Anderson Monday, but the severity wasn’t Penoltles—Federko, StL (holding), 4:25; L.A. Lakers 4 0 1.000 — D.WhIte, Dali. 216 I X 1548 5 10 Junior tailback Bobby Humph­ last few weeks, ’ ’ Holtz said. “ I don’t got to make the team realize what NHL results New York bench, served by Dalgorno Portland 2 2 .500 2 1-2 2-2 5, Turner 1-21-2 3, Johnson 1-1 06 2. Campbell, Atl. 122 66 8K 6 8 determined until Wednesday. The AP photo Totals46912231116. CONFERENCE rey. ths most prolific runner in think Alabama will be intimidated we’re fixing to get ourselves into (too man v men on Ice) 7:21. Golden State 1 3 .2X 3 Everistt, Rams iro 82 8X 3 8 U.S. Alpine Ski Team is training at Shots on gool— New York 149 9 " 32. St. L.A. Clippers 1 3 .2X 3 SACRAMENTO (114) OFFENSE Alabama history, is 11th nationally coming into our stadium after going and the challenge will be the Tyler 93 06 4, Thorpe 11-20 78 » , Yards Rush Pass Copper Mountain in preparation for Louis 10-10-14-34. Phoenix w 1 3 .2X 3 Rushers Notre Dame's Tim Brown breaks away from Navy in rushing with 119.7 yards a game to Penn State and winning and toughest we’ve had yet. What I ’m Power-ploy Opportunities— New York 1 Seattle 1 3 2X 3 Thompson 22 20 0, Smith 210 1-2 11, Denver 29K 1114 1811 ATT YDS AVG LG TD World Cup competition, which Flyers 5, Penguins 2 Theus 11-18 1914 34, Ktelne 29 1-1 13, Miami 2919 1002 1917 108 504 4.7 X 1 defenders on a reverse two weekends ago. Brown and the and fifth in all-purpose yardage at going to LSU and winning. saying is, we’ve got a problem, and of 3; St. Louis 0 of 5. Thursday’s Oames Mayes, N.O. opens Nov. 27 in Italy. Goalies— New York, Hrudey (34 shots-31 San An tonlo 123, Seattle 118 Oldham 78 36 16, Pressley 21 96 3, Raiders 27X 11X 16K White, Rams 121 4X 4.0 a 2 Irish face Alabama on Saturday. 162.8 after rushing for 177 yards in “ They’ve got a shot at going to the it’s Notre Dame.” saves). St. Louis, Mlllen (32-28). Jackson 21 06 0, Pinckney 18 93 4.Totals Houston 2727 10M 1641 Craig, S.F. 110 4 « 4.0 25 2 Team trainer Chris Tucker esti­ Pinsburph 1 I 0—2 Denver12is, Portland 113 4976 2235 114. A— 13,742. Los Angeles Lakers 111, Los Angeles Cincinnati 2658 1287 1371 Riggs, Atl. W 424 4.9 44 1 mated that McKinney would miss PhHodelpbla 3 2 0—5 Heusten H 11 15 37—116 Indlanoixills 2616 10X 15K Vital, Wash. K 346 4.3 t22 2 Rrst Period—1, Philadelphia, Howe 2 Cllppers82 Houston 116, Sacramento 114 Socromento U 34 34 11— 114 San Diego 2615 852 17X Ferrell, St.L. 77 334 4.3 X 4 about 10 World Cup races, but (Tocchet,Crossmon),6:31 (pp).ZPhllodel- NHL statistics 9polnt ooals-"Free, Anderson. Fouled Cleveland 2SK 917 1672 Anderson, Chi. 65 312 4.8 t x 2 phla. Craven 7 (Crossman, Huffman) ,11:19. Friday’s Oames emphasized that the American ace Cleveland at Boston,7:Xp.m. out—Olaluwon, Thorpe. Rebounds— Buffalo 2586 9H 1606 Dorsett, Dali. 95 307 3.2 24 1 should return to action well before 3, Pittsburgh, M cUwaln 2, 12:33. 4, Houston 35 (Olaluwon 10), Sacramento Seattle 25X 955 15K Morris, Giants 87 282 3.2 34 1 Michigan State thinking positive for indiana test Philadelphia, Smith 3 (Sutter, Atarsh), NEW YORK (AP) — Notlonol Hockey DetroltatPhltodelphla,7:Xp.m. New York at Woshliigton, 8 p.m. X (Oldham 13). Assists—Houston 24 Jets 2503 898 1605 Mitchell, St.L. 74 258 3.5 12 0 the Olympics, which open Feb. )3at 17:55. Penalties—Frawlev, Pit (cross­ League statistics through Nov. 8: Pittsburgh 2497 12X 1269 Scoring Leaders SeattleatDallas,8p.m. (Turner!), Sacramento 28 (Smith 12). Calgary, Alberta. checking), 1:16; Siren, Pit (holding), Total fouls— Houston X , Sacramento 29. New England 2151 827 1324 O A Pts PIm New Jersey at Chicago, 8 :X p.m. Receivers By The Associated Press “ Dave Kramme is a very good and No. 19 Texas A&M is at home determined when Oklahoma meets 6:16; Huffmon, Phi (tripping), 9:09; Technical— Sompson. A—10833. Kansas City 20X 870 11X NO YDS AVG “ She is strong, she’s in the best Tocchet, Phi, double minor, (hlgh- (Jretzkv, Edm 13 25 38 2 Phoenixat Utah,9:Xp.m. LG TD quarterback, and he really moves against No. 20 Arkansas. Nebraska In a battle of 9-0 teams. Savard, Chi 13 23 36 10 (Solden State at LosAngelesCllppers,10:X J.SmIth, St.L. 47 644 13.7 X 3 condition of her life,” Tucker said. stlcklng, roughing), 14:35; Cunnevworth, DEFENSE Craig, S.F.(RB) X 315 8.5 t x 1 Only one school — San Jose State By then it will have to decide Pit (high-sticking), 14:35. P.Stastny, Que 15 16 31 6 p.m. ’ ’She has overcome injuries before. Although the Rose Bowl is in the the team,” Michigan State defen­ NCAA FootbaU M.Lemleux, Pit 15 13 28 16 Saturday’s (Oames Yards Rush Pass Mandley, Det. X 380 1Z7 41 3 picture. 13th-ranked Michigan sive tackle Mark Nichols said. “ I ’m — has clinched a postseason bowl between Miami, 7-0, or Syracuse, Cleveland 2061 865 1196 Rice, S.F. X 4X 15.3 t51 6 But only time will tell. We had high Second Period—5, Phllodelphlo, Dalg- Goulet, Due 11 17 28 2 Milwaukee at New York, 7:X p.m. berth. The Spartans will meet the 9-0, the only other undefeated nitodelphla at Atlanta, 7:Xp.m. Transactions Raiders 2195 915 12R Anderson, Chl.(RB) X 322 11.5 t » 2 hopes for her ... and now this.” State didn’t watch any films this not sure Schnell was their best guy. neault 1 (Propp, Tocchet), 10:35(pp).6, Messier, Edm 10 14 24 10 CIndnnatl Noslund, Mtl 6 18 24 4 Detroit at Cleveland, 7: Xp .m . 2X1 704 1577 H . W a 1 k e r week. anyway.” Mid-American Conference cham­ teams in the Top Twenty. Pittsburgh, Collender 1,11:22. 7, Philadel­ Indianapolis McKinney, 25, insisted she would Poddubnv, NYR 11 12 23 14 lndlanaatChlcago,8:Xp.m. 23K 978 1382 Doll.(RB) 23 271 11.8 X 0 A Michigan State victory will bunch, but our kids will hang in and pion — Eastern Michigan has The Miami Hurricanes have four phia, Poulin 3 (H ow e), 19:27 (sh). San Diego 2437 10X 1387 Cosble, Dali. 2 « 10.4 rebound from the setback. “ It’s The Spartans will be at home to Penalties— Kontos, Pit (boarding), 2:29; O.WIIson, Chi 6 17 23 16 Portland at Dallas, 8:Xp.m. 23 X 1 BASEBALL Denver 2454 11X 1316 AAartIn, N.O. 22 3X 15.1 X 3 temporary.” she said. Indiana, ranked No. 16 in this give the Spartans the Big Ten battle you.” earned at least a tie for that title — games left, and that creates a Mellanbv, Phi (hHih-stlcklng), 5:20; Anderson, Edm 12 9 21 16 Utahot Houston, 8:Xp.m. American League Sacramento at Denver,9:Xp.m. Jets 2512 X I 1X1 Wilson, S.F. 22 318 14.5 t x 3 week’s Associated Press poll. Last Conference title and a trip to the In Saturday games involving The in the California Bowl on Dec. 12. problem for the Orange Bowl McLIwoln, Pit (hlgh-stlcklng),9:09; Hllller, Dionne, NYR 11 10 21 20 BALTIMORE ORIOLES—Purchased the New England Ski Team officials said McKinney Son Antonio at Phoenix, 9 :X p.m. 25X 9X 1594 El lord. Rams 22 313 14.2 34 0 Pit (roughing), 13:01; ^tter. Phi mlnor- Simpson, Pit 11 10 21 X contracts o f Craig Worthington, third Seattle 2X1 1087 1474 was hurt when she hooked a tip on a year, with the same scenario, Rose Bowl. If Indiana wins, the Assocaited Press Top Ten, it will be But Saturday’s games will go a committee — especially since two Howerchuk, Wpg 5 16 21 10 Los Angeles Lakers at Golden State, 11 Jones, Det.(RB) 22 151 6.9 17 0 malor (roughing, hIgh-stIckIng), 13:01; baseman; John Hoover, pitcher, and Houston 2577 889 16K Indiana came away with a 17-14 Hoosiers must also beat Purdue the No. 1-ranked Oklahoma at home long way to clearing up the bowl of those late opponents are Notre Cunnevworth, Pit (hooking), 14:49; Smith, KurrI, Edm 8 11 19 6 p.m. gate and fell during slalom training Sherwin Clintle, outfielder, from Rochester Pittsburgh 29X 8X 17X Punters following week in order to repres­ against Missouri. No. 3 Miami of picture. Dame and South Carolina. Phi (slashing), 17:10; Siren, Pit, double Chellos, Mtl 6 13 19 22 Sunday’s Oames of the International League. Assigned D.L. on snow. victory. Boston at lndlona,6p.m. Buffalo 2735 1282 14S3 NO YDS LG AVG minor (hooking, unsportsmanlike con­ Francis, Hfd 6 13 19 18 Smith, shortstop, to Rochester. Miami 2809 io n 1K1 “ They first thought she had Michigan State O ach George ent the conference against the Florida playing host to Virginia UCLA can clinch the Pac-10 “ It’s really too soon for anybody duct), 18:42; Samuelsson, Phi (roughing), TantI, Van 6 13 19 18 Washington at New Jersey, 7:X p.m. Donnelly, Atl. X 11X 62 X.4 CLEVELAND INDIANS—Released Mi­ Kansas City 3044 1303 1741 Landeta, Giants 27 1191 64 X.1 Perles won’t even show the Spar­ Pac-10 winner on New Year’s Day. Tech, No. 4 Florida State at home crown and a Rose Bowl berth if its to be talking about actual bids going 19:09; Hextall, Phi, served by Smith Verbeek, NJ 12 6 18 40 . SeottleatHouston,8p.m. guel Roman, outfielder. Sent Reggie Ritter, sprained her ankle.” Ski Team Atlanta at Mllwaukee,8:Xp.m. Hatcher, Rams 44 1855 62 42.7 ” Our team knows what’s riding against Furman, No. 5 UCLA at beats Washington and Southern Cal out,” University of Miami spokes­ (slashing), 19:17. CIccarelll, Min 6 12 18 10 pitcher, outright to Buffalo o f the NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE spokesman David Hampshire said. tans the films of that game. Third Period—None. Penalties— San Antonio at Los Angeles Lokers, 10:X Saxon, Dali. X 11X 63 41.9 home against against Washington, ties or loses to Arizona. Arkansas man Larry Wahl said. “ We’re American Association. _____ OFFENSE Bracken, G.B. 32 1X1 65 41.6 “ She stayed off skis Tuesday, and “ I want to keep things positive on this ballgame,” Indiana Coach McUwaln, Pit (holding), 4:41; Tocchet, p.m. M INNESOTA TWINS—Waived Jeff Blt- Yards Rush Pass Bill Mallory said. “ They know No. 6 Syracuse at home against - can earn at least a share of the talking with several bowls, but no Phi, mlnor-misconduct (hIgh-stIckIng), when it didn’t get any better this week,” Perles said. tlger, pitcher, for the purpose of giving him San Frandsco 30X 10X 19X Punt Returners where they are and what’s at Boston College, No. 7 Notre Dame Southwest Conference title and a decision will be made until the Nov. 7:35; Callander, Pit, malor (hlgh- his unconditional release. Purchased the Washington 30X 12X 17X Wednesday she went in to have In last year’s game, the Hoosiers stlcklng), 7:35; Lonev, Pit, misconduct, Golf NO YDS AVG LG TD playing host to No. 11 Alabama. No. Cotton Bowl bid by defeating Texas 21 pick ’em day.” NBA results contracts of Paul Abbott, Jeff Bumgarner, St. Louis 28X 9X 18X McKinnon, (tol. X 34? 17.5 194 2 X-rays. It’s a hairline fracture of committed just one turnover to stake.” 7:35; Hllller, Pit (crossA sacks to world. play my best,” Graf said. "I won 10 his credit. "It makes it easier knowing that tournaments this year, so I’m'very even If I lose, I will still be No. 1.” happy, f wouldn’t trade that for she said. "That takes away a lot of anything.” UConn In scrimmage at Southington the pressure.” The $1 million Slims tournament, Graf, who lost to Navratilova in SOUTHINGTON — The University of ConnecUcut men's which begins Monday at Madison last November’s Virginia Slims 1 1 basketball team will play its annual Blue-White scrimmage at Square Garden, features the top 16 final, has great respect for the Southington High School tonight at 8. singles players and top eight woman she replaced as No. 1. Tickets are $3 each and will be available at the door. doubles teams in single-elimination “Playing Martina is special,” she competition. said. "She’s the closest rival to me, Graf, the top seed, plays un­ and I like playing her. Tough BldwIII talking to Baltimore officials seeded Zina Garrison in the first competition is the fun of the game.” round Wednesday. No. 3 Chris Navratilova and Graf haven’t BALTIMORE — St. Louis Cardinals owner William V. Bid will Evert. No. 5 Mandlikova and No. 7 played enough Virginia Slims tour­ is meeting with Maryland Stadium Authority officials to discuss Helena Sukova are also in Graf’s naments this year to qualify for the the possibility of relocating his football team, according to a half of the draw. $l-milIion bonus pool to be divided AP photo published report. Second-seeded Martina Navratil­ among the top players at the end of The Baltimore Sun today quoted Herb Belgrad, the authority ova, who is seeking her fifth the year. But money is not a major West Germany's Steffi Graff, who Is No. 1 1n the women’s chairman, as saying that Bidwill would meet with them and hold straight Virginia Slims title, opens concern for Graf, who has won tennis rankings, said Thursday that she has bad news for a news conference this afternoon at the World Trade Center. Tuesday against unseeded Catar­ $932,535 in 1987. all her foes. She said she's getting better. The visit will be the first by Bidwill since he began actively ina Lindqvist. Other seeds in that "I’ve made enough money this half of the draw are No. 4 Pam year,” she said. "I had a very busy exploring other homes for his team. In “Maybe in five years. I’ll appre­ recent weeks, he has also visited Memphis, Tenn., Phoenix, Shriver, No. 6 Gabriela Sabatini year, and I needed some time off.” in. and No. 8 Manuela Maleeva. So busy, in fact, that her “It’s impossible to top this year, ciate it. Maybe I’ll wonder, ‘How Ariz., and Jacksonville, Fla. losing only two times.” she said. did I do that?’ ” The cities of Phoenix and Tempe reportedly are offering a Navratilova’s road to the final accomplishments have yet to sink $10-million package to entice the Cardinals to move. Cash advances In Wembley play Gompert WEMBLEY, England — Wimbledon champion Pat Cash of /Mf Australia struggled to beat Andrei Chesnokov of the Soviet Union 6-4,3-6,6-3 in the second round of the $375,000 Benson and Hedges in major tennis championships. In the quarterfinals. Cash will meet No. 5 seed Anders Jarryd, who beat Switzerland's Claudio Mezzadri 6-4, 6-3. upset win American Paul Annacone reached the final eight at Wembley Arena by ousting eighth-seeded Christo van Rensburg of South Africa 6-2, 6-2. CHICAGO (AP) — Unseeded Kate Gompert, never a winner of a major tennis tournament, is mak­ Qualifier upsets Mats Wllander ing a move in that direction thanks to her stunning upset of second- FRANKFURT, West Germany — Qualifier Niklas Kroon of seeded Hana Mandiikova at the Sweden upset top-seeded countryman Mats Wilander, 7-5,6-3 in Virginia Slims of Chicago. the second round of the $174,000 Frankfurt Cup tennis Ranked 25th in the world, Gom­ tournament. pert a 6-2, 7-6 victor over the In other matches. No. 2 seed Andres Gomez of Ecuador Czechoslovak to advance to the defeated American Richy Reneberg 7-6, 3-6, 6-1; Derrick quarterfinals of the $150,000 tourna­ Rostagno of the U.S. beat Mark Woodforde of Australia 6-3,6-4; ment, today will face 16-year-old Brad Gilbert of the U.S. beat Christian Bergstroem of Sweden 6-2, Natalie Zvereva of the Soviet I Union. 6-2, and Dan Goldie beat Greg Holmes in a battle of Americans “I have no iilusions about Zver­ 6-4, 6-3. eva,” Gompert said Thusrday. "I know she’s tough and I’ll have to be Pearl coat paint, automatic transmission, exceptionally sharp and on my toes 1988 RELIANT AMERICA 4-Door dual mirrors, AM/FM stereo, accent stripes, Yankees purchase six contracts to win.” sound insulation, white sidewall steel "She only missed about seven NEW YORK — The New York Yankees purchased the balls and stayed on the baseline so belted radials with deluxe wheel covers, full console, tinted contracts of six players from the Columbus Clippers of the Class much, I never knew when I should “America’s Best Sedan Value” glass, power steering, 2.5L engine, rear window defroster. AAA American Association Thursday, bringing them to the come to the net,” Mandlikova said Stock #1550 $8895 40-man roster limit. ’ of Gompert. The six are; catcher Mitch Lyden, outfielder Darren Reid, Zvereva’s teammate on the five- third baseman Chris Alvarez and pitchers Amalio Carreno, Troy member Soviet touring group, Evers and Steve Frey. Leila Meskhi, upset seventh-seed^ None of the players have any major-league experience. AP photo Bettina Bunge of Switzerland, 6-4, The Yankees also signed left-hander Mike Kinnunen to a 6-2. Meskhi must battle third- minor-league contract. Kinnunen was 0-0 with a 4.95 earned run Kate Gompert, of Rancho Mirage, Calif., Hana Mandlikova at the Virgins Slims of seeded Helena Sukova of Czechos­ average in 18 games this season with Baltimore. chomps on her racket during a break in Chicago tournament. Gompert was an lovakia in another quarterfinal her match Thursday against No. 2 seed upset 6-2, 7-6 winner. match. Knicks send Sparrow to the Bulls NEW YORK — The New York Knicks traded veteran guard Rory Sparrow to the Chicago Bulls Thursday in exchange for a Bean strings together two good rounds 1988 draft choice. The Knicks said they will receive the lower of the two sanctioned event, completed 36 gain a tie for second at 134. Wadkins second-round picks that previously belonged to Indiana and New Bv Bob Green shot,” the long-hitting Bean said — The Associated Press then missed the green on No. 3 and holes without making a bogey. He came back from a double bogey on Jersey. The Bulls acquired both selections in earlier trades. faced an 18-foot putt for par. set a tournament record with his No. 2 to score seven birdies — Sparrow, 29, saw limited playing time this season, scoring just giving him 15 for two days — and a $8124 He made the par putt. 13-under-par score after two tours 10 points in three games. He entered the season with a career KAPALUA, Hawaii — Andy Bean knew he had a problem. “That turned it all around,” Bean of the 6,761-yard Bay course at the 67. Lyle also had to overcome a average of 9.9 points per game in seven NBA seasons, including a “Often, the hardest thing in the said. “I felt great. I felt like. ‘We’re Kapalua resort. front-side double bogey, as well as iVVO" 7.6 ppg average in 80 games last season. world to do is put together good off. Let’s go. Let’s see what we can "I feel like It’s January and we’re some stomach problems, to salvage Sparrow, who played collegiately at Villanova, began his NBA rounds back to back.” he said. do.’ ” just starting the season,” said a 69. 1988 Reliant -lavr career with New Jersey in 1980-81. He was released by the Nets, And, at the start of Thursday’s Bean romped through the final IS Bean, who missed most of the 1987 Payne Stewart, who had a 69, was desV'2; picked up by Atlanta in 1981-82 and was acquired by the Knicks on play in the $600,000 Kapalua Inter­ holes, trimming seven strokes off season with an elbow injury. at 136, five shots off the pace. It was vocW*dvr's Feb. 12,1983. national golf tournament, it ap­ par to finish with a 65. His "That’s the best I’ve played in a two strokes farther back to Ben IP The Knicks also announced the signing of 6-foot-6 swingman peared Bean wouldn’t able to follow two-round total of 131 gave him a long time, the best in at least two Crenshaw and Ian Woosnam of p«\C» Johnny Newman, a second-year player who was a late cut by the an opening 66 with a decent three-shot lead at the midway years,” said Bean, whohad a gaudy Wales. Crenshaw had a 66, Woos­ f nam a 70. America Wagon e » ''' Cleveland Cavaliers. second-round score. point. collection of nine 3s on his card. He failed to birdie the par-5 Bean, the defending champion of Lanny Wadkins and Sandy Lyle Jack Nicklaus improved with a 70 opening hole — “like giving away a this unofficial but PGA Tour- of Scotland each staged a rally to on Thursday. Automatic transmission, dual remote mirrors, AM/FM stereo, accent Montana ‘doubtful’ to start Sunday stripes, sound insulation, Tonneau cover, tinted glass, white sidewall REDWOOD CITY, Calif. — Joe Montana reported to practice tires, 2.5L engine, air conditioning, rear window defroster. with a swollen knuckle on his right hand Thursday, and San Mack Lobell, Napoletano in another showdown Stock #1543 $9695 Francisco 49ers Coach Bill Walsh said that it was "very doubtful" Montana would start Sunday's game against the New POMPANO BEACH, Fla. (AP) - meanwhile, drew No. 11, meaning week. Napoletano, whose best time of Orleans Saints. There is no question that Napole­ he will start second from the rail in Bill O’Donnell will have to use 1:53 2-5 equaled the old mile-track “I woke up this morning and it was pretty stiff. So we'll just tano stands behind Mack Lobell in the second tier. Napoletano early in a bid to get world record, has won 14 of 22 starts have to see how much better it gets," said Montana, who wore an what was supposed to be a show­ “Every horse belongs with his clear, while John Campbell can this year, with three seconds and electrical stimulator on the hand Thursday. down battle between the two nose on the gate,” Haughton said. send the front-running Mack Lobell four thirds. The quarterback, who has thrown an NFL-Ieading 19 dominant trotters of the year. In order for that to happen, 13 to the lead at the break. Napoleta- touchdown passes this season, apparently was hurt on "A lot depends on the draw and horses have to be entered. But the no’s task appears to be an impossi­ Among the faster pacers, Jate Wednesday while holding the ball for placekicker Ray how many horses are entered,” trot drew only 12, moving Napole­ ble one. Lobell, trained and driven by Mark 7 ^ Werschlng. John Campbell, the driver of Mack tano into the second tier. Two of Mack Lobell’s 12 victories O’Mara, has posted a fine record of Steve Young, the backup quarterback who has not thrown a Lobeli, history’s fastest trotter, ’The Breeders’ Cup 3-year-old and all three of his losses this year 15 wins and seven seconds in 23 pass yet this season, did all the passing in Thursday's practice. said last week. Colt and Gelding Pace, on the other came in meetings with Napoletano. starts in 1987, but there has been "It’s unfair.” Tommy Haughton, hand, drew IS entrants and was Included in his victories were the some criticism in light of his the trainer of Napoletano, who has split into two $70,822 divisions. The fastest trotting mile in history, a unbeaten 15-race season as a Blue Jays name Hebner manager beaten Mack Lobell in three of five first four finishers in each heat will 1:52 1-5 on a mile track at 2-year-old. meetings, said after post-positions return for the $424,998 final. Springfield, III., and a world-record “I think he was built up bigger TORONTO — Former major-league infielder Richie Hebner were drawn on Monday. Jate Lobell, the 1986 champion equaling I; 57 2-5 on a half-mile than life last year,” O’Mara said. was appointed Thursday as manager of the Toronto Blue Jays' Mack Lobeil wiil start from the 2-year-old pacing colt, is in the track at Rosecroft Raceway. “He’s proved he’s a good horse on farm team at Myrtle Beach. S.C., in the Class A Southern Atlantic No. 5 post in the middle of the first tougher six-horse second division, A victory for Mack Lobell would all size tracks and under all type League. row for tonight’s $442,662 Breeders which also includes Call For Rain clinch Trotter of the Year and circumstances. He’s missed a jPlymokilhj Hebner. 39, was out of baseball in 1987. He replaces Barry Crown 3-year-old Colt and Gelding and Run The Table. probably Horse of the Year. He was check one time.” Foote, who was promoted to the Blue Jays' Class AA team at Trot over Pompano Park’s five- "I want to get it over with and see champion 2-year-old trotter last Jate Lobell is the co-second THE PRIDE'S INSIDE. Knoxville in the Southern League. eighths-mlle track. Napoletano, who is the best,” Haughton said last year. choice at 5-2 with Run The Table. Patriots release TE Greg Baty Allard Is counting on Isadorable GOLF ALL WINTER FOXBORO, Mats. — Tight end Greg Baty, who served as a Warttar ParMiniRi By The Associated Press mares at Aqueduct. stakes the filly has won this year, backup to veteran Lin Dawson, was waived by the New England In 1985, Mom’s Command swept all in New England. Patriots Thursday, club officials announced. New England trainer Ned Allard the New York triple crown for fillies Among the Isadorable’s opposi­ TALLWOOD "Greg came to talk to me Wednesday. He was very unhappy had success at New York tracks — the Acorn, Mother Goose and tion in the field of 10 is Girl Powder, about his playing situation and expressed a desire to be traded or with Mom’s Command. Now he’s Coaching Club American Oaks. who beat Isadorable by 2>A lengths CoHiitry Ctob waived,” Coach Raymond Berry said. “Since the trading looking for more of the same from "I call Isadorable my miniature in the Susan’s Girl Stakes at the Rt. 85, Hebron deadline has patted, I decided to place him on waivers.” Isadorable, his 4-year-old chestnut ‘Mom’ because of Mom's Com­ Meadowlands in September. Girl The trading deadline was Nov. 3. « filly. mand,” Allard said. “She looks a lot Powder recorded stakes triumphs 646-1151 Baty had 15 catches fonl38 yards this season. He played in all of Isadorable rates as one of the top like her, and although she hasn't in the Desert Vixen and Grecian the Patriots’ non-strike games. He was third in receptions on the contenders in Saturday’s $75,000- accomplished as much as Mom's Command stakes this year. Winter Retee Starting Patriots, behind Stanley Morgan with 24 and Tony Collins with 18. added First Flight Handicap, a Command, she has done a lot.” Isadorable and Willowy Mood Mon., Nov. 16 seven-furlong test for fillies and By a lot. Allard meant the eight share the high weight of 118 pounds. I> - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Nov. 13. 1987 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Nov. 18.1907 — 17 ^I'Armenian rugs REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES Denver auto auction V1 have symbolism goes state-of-the-art NEW YORK (AP) — A shopper looking for an ^ Oriental m g is fortunate to come across one that By Robert C. Unruh 350 cars weekly, in 1985. It was one of . carries the symbol of the Khatchkar, or Armenian The Associated Press GE’s early acquisitions. By the end of REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK , cross, within the Intricate design, notes the primate of 1988, there could be 22 or 23 GE auction m • TO Eastern Diocese of the Armenian Church ol DENVER — State-of-the-art mass centers, said Fowler. . America. auction centers are becoming as central Corporate fleet vehicles, factory featuring: Strano Real Estate ' "These unique mgs, many of which may be to America’s used-car businesses as the vehicles that cannot be sold as new, ; anywhere from 50 to more than 100 years old, embody ubiquitous Main Street car lot. rental units and lease return cars all go • the very expression of the Armenian Christian soul." Trend leader General Electric Co. on the sale block at the Denver Auto Says His Eminence Archbishop Torkom Manooglan. recently opened the Denver Auto Auction. Many have only a few thousand • 95,000. “ B L IM P IE ’S” — Own your own •169,900. Stately 8 room Ranch. Great fam­ . For centuries the Khatchkar, which somewhat Auction, its latest auto auction outlet. miles, and some factory test vehicles (MaaelMtler) franchise! Free-standing build­ (VanMa) ily home and neighborhood. ; resembles the Celtic cross, has been one of the most The sleek auction operation can display have only a few hundred miles. ing. - important motifs in Armenian sculpture and manus- 5,(XM> vehicles and keep six auctioneers The cost of auctioning a car, in •199,900. Immaculate U&R built Contem. “ cript illumination, he points out. The Khatchkar is used talking at the same time. addition to repairs or cleaning, follows a •124,900. 3 Bedroom Cape with finished Rec (VenMa) Colonial. In area of new homes. ifd r commemorative purposes and is found on all "General Electric intends to change sliding scale based on the car's price. (MaacheMer) Room in basement. Fireplaced liv­ . Armenian religious edifices. The one on the altar stone the image of local auctions,” said For example, a $6,500 car costs $140 to ing room. •219,900. Four Family with newer paint, / of St. Vartan Cathedral in New York City, headquar- Donald B. Fowler, vice president for auction. (Veraaa) newer roof and insulated. Owner i ters'of the Armenian Church of America, is more than sales and marketing of GE Credit Auto Denver's 66,000-square-foot facility •144,900. Move right into this 3 bedroom, anxious! '400 years old. Auctions. recently offered vehicles ranging from (Watharifleld) Brick Ranch with 2 car garage • “ In rugs, the cross was often subtly woven into The concept of auto auctions is 1987 Corvettes to 1959 Thunderbirds to •234,900. Vinyl sided, move-in condition. Co­ ; decorative and elaborate lacelike designs." the simple: Dealers can get rid of vehicles dump trucks. •149,900. Lovely, oversized 4 bedroom (Watt Hartfard) lonial Tudot. 4 bedrooms, I'/i ' ^archbishop explains. "It may appear in the center they don’t want or need, and they can "Anything that makes money” is (Eaii Hartftrd) Cape. Excellent condition! baths. Newer roof and furnace. < medallion, in a series of designs along horizontal or acquire those they do. what Sidney, Mont., auto dealer Dick \ vertical borders, or it may be integrated in some other For example, four-wheel-drive vehi­ N MANCHESTER Tadolini comes to the Denver Auto . . fashion Into the overall design of the rug. AP photo cles in Rocky Mountain states bring a Auction to track down. He purchased •274,900. B-1 zone. 2 business and lovely 4 room apartment. Must see! Deluxe 3 bedroom Townh(>use at Southfield Green, 214, “ Armenian sculptors were said to have carved the premium, while tow cars and Cadillacs three right away at a recent sale, and ba.ths, large kitchen and farhily room area, (Central ale, car •<3ospel in stone on our churches, and so our rug Calendar launch are popular in Texas and Oklahoma. An was hoping to end up with four or five. port.many extras, *162,000. ^weavers used the symbol of the cross to demonstrate Oklahoma dealer may bring a truckload The used car manager at Suss Pontiac ‘Putting You 1st Is 2nd Nature To Usi ’ 'their faith in many unusual ways." Models recreate one of the poses of the 1988 Pirelli calendar at of Jeeps and Broncos to sell and take in the Denver area, Paul Melberg, said ; He notes that Armenia, converted by St. Greogry in its launch in London Tuesday. The latest version of the home Lincolns and Coupe de Vllles. his lot gets plenty of top-of-the-Ilne ;A.D. 301, was the world’s first Christian nation. The National Auto Auction Associa­ trade-ins, but he also needs lower-end STRANO REAL ESTATE ^ U&R REALTY CO. "As master weavers for centuries,the Armenians innovative calendar brings together the disciplines of music, tion has nearly 300 members, but some models that can retail in the $3,500- 156 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT @ wove all kinds of rugs, including the most famous in the dance and photography. experts believe GE Auto Auction and $4,000 range. He usually buys five or six. ;Persian, Turks and Caucasian repertoires,” he said. two other strong rivals will have Ron Watts, who has auto shops in CALL TODAY - 647-‘‘SOLD” [fep 643-2692 ;"In some cases, they openly wove the cross into rugs, cornered half the business by next year. Billings and Columbus, Mont., said he Robert D. Murdock, Realtor •while In many others they did It secretly so as not to GE's $10 million Denver operation, has been buying “ all kinds of pickups. offend the Moslem rulers of the countries in which they Paddling brings Jail sentence which draws about 3,400 registered auto Fords and Chevies” for years at the lived. This was especially true in Ottoman Turkey, dealers from 44 states, is among the auction. He especially likes to snap up where Armenians were cruelly persecuted.” PE LL CITY, Ala. (AP) - A woman on the bus, according to testimony. largest in the nation with 68 acres and four-wheel-drive vehicles. ■ Khatchkars can be found on many types of old who drew five years in prison for hitting Attorneys said Mrs. McGowan had hit six lanes for simultaneous auctions. Cars arrive in Denver on car trans­ lOriental rugs, particularly Karabaghs, Gendjes and an assistant principal with the paddle the boy with the paddle three times Pam Tawater, dealer relations man­ port trucks or rail cars. They are 7aras. the primate said. Like other weavers, the used to spank her son says there’s no without the permission of his parents, ager in Denver, said that at the grand checked in at/a six-lane terminal where V D.W.HSH rArmenians utilized flowers, birds, trees, animals and way it could happen again — she’s taken who had asked to be notified before their opening of the operation's new plant technicians read serial numbers and I geometric designs of every description. her children out of the school. children were disciplined. east of Denver nearly 2,500 cars were describe each car’s condition, color and Manchealer *127,900 Commerefaf-fnvaafmanf Company NEW EXCLUSIVE - Whdther you're "Very often, the use of certain symbols, such as the Vicki Elmore, who was sentenced " I was pleased with the sentence, consigned and more than 1,100 were options into a headset. Using that sold. Jutt atarting out or Juat alowing FOR SALE vdove. the dragon and. of course, the Khatchkar, Thursday by Circuit Judge H.E. Holla- because I feel like Justice has been information, computer operators pre­ down, thia home could be right tor Identifies the rugs specifically as the product of day, was convicted Oct. 28 of first- done,” said Mrs. McGowan. Special events and holidays have pare the invoice for each vehicle. you. Three bedrooma, encloaed MANCHESTER degree assault for striking Elsie McGo­ She said the paddling incident, was produced up-and-down volume so far, porch, 1 car garage and located In Armenian weavers.” he said. "There hasbron a great From there, if the car is ready to be • EatabHahad leataurant with lull bar wan and causing a gash in the woman’s “ blown out of proportion. I still believe she said, but "w e want to get to running quiet family neighborhood. and apartmant abova. *175,000 Heal of exchange of artistic interpretation, and at the sold, it lines up for a quick drive- OPEN HOUSE - Sat Nov. 1«h 1-4 pjn. forehead that required four stitches. in paddling — but only as a last resort 2,500 on average consigned and selling present time it is possible that many non-Armenian through, usually taking less than a 1S7-0 Main SI (Reyal Anw) SOMERS and when done mildly with love and at least 50 percent of those units weavers in the Middle East may be reproducing the “ I ’m real sorry It happened,” the minute, to be auctioned. If it needs Mancheater *111,900 OPEN H O USE- Sal Nov. 14th, 1-4p.m. 30-year-old mother of four told the judge care.” (weekly).” Immaculate 2 bedroom townhouae condominium. la AianwtoRood ICbatchkar in new rugs without realizing its religious cleaning or repairs, a 27,000-square-foot in this Birmingham suburb. ’ ‘There’s no James Lawley, principal of the Auctions in Chicago and San Bernar­ Appllancad Kitchen, living rm and alldara from din- Significance.” building and staff are ready. Manehaslar *140,000 ENPIELO *250,000 elementary school, said many people dino, Calif., offer 11 and 12 auction lanes, Irig area to deck and private yard. 1H batha. An ex­ Super Capo on nlco quiot atraol. 3 bedrooma, fireplaced • 13 * Aerea naar EntMd Mall/ ' ! Among the most avid collectors of rugs with the way it could happen again. ... Our cellent home to get atarted In. were skeptical about Mrs. Elmore’s with the California facility handling "(They) can put a car together,” living room, dining room, 2 full batha, 2 car garage. An ex HlQh trattlc araa *1,250,000 ^ m bol of the Khatchkar are the Armenians children are no longer enrolled at that Manchester *149,000 contention that the paddling was tanta­ about 3,000 vehicles weekly. Fowler said Tawater said, with full mechanical, cellent home and great buy. themselves, he said. school.” NEW TO MARKET - Roomy aevon / ------Mrs. Elmore struck Mrs. McGowan mount to child abuse. there are others that will push San body work and wash operations. The room full dormered Cape. Firat DIractlona: Walker to Marahall to Ardmore. FOR LEASE ; “ Whether they are in their ancient homeland in the three times in the head Feb. 12 at an "That same day a white teacher Bernardino to keep its No. 1 volume seller is charged for the services, but as floor den, fireplaced front to back MANCHESTER Caucasus, or scattered in the diaspora throughout the ranking. the auction advertises, "Remember — living room, formal dining room • 1880 aq.R. olfloa apaoa In naw office at Moody Elementary School paddled her daughter in another class with bay window, 1M batha, full ba- D.WFISH ultra mod am budding. Praaligt , . world, it is their Christian faith that binds them several days after her 7-year-oId son, and she didn’t do anything.” Lawley GE purchased the old Denver Auto nice clean cars get a lot more aament with rec room and worfc- THE RtALTYCOMnANY anvlronmant. *13**' aq. R. loegther as one people." William, was spanked for misbehaving said. Auction, a regional facility selling some attention.” ahop area. One car garage haa at­ tached ahed and dog kennel. WILLINQTON Situated on lovely wooded lot and • 12.000 to 17.tXWaq.fl.avaHabla lor ready for your Inapectlon. offiea. raatauram or IlgM Induatrlal *4"’ aq. II. VERNON B etter • 1400 A SOOO aq. ft. apacaa at El Cam- m H o r r o s , Ino Plaza. Good vMbHNy from I-S4 *10**aq.fl. — FREE MARKET EVALUATION — CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 % ELLINQTON Manehaslar Lovsfy *100,000 • Naw 14.000 a. t. Rat. /Prof. CXr. 4 bedroom Cape complete with apacloua 15x24 fireplaced Prima Rt. 83 loo. Fan occupancy *11 *® aq. It living room, dining room, 14x22 lower level rec room and 0x12 aunporch. 2 full batha, 2 car garage, 3 zone heat, 243 Main tiraal, Manehaatar, CT 0SO4O e S e n fty n, newer roof. Notices HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED ------” REAL ESTATE SERVICES ------(203) M3-4616 ED ED ED ED As a condition precedent to 643-1591 CALL LEN lAATYlA OR CHRIS HEUER DATA Entry Operator. East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 243 Main St, Manchutter, CT 06040 Dally aeoaeo the placement of any odver- SCHEDULE vour PWh MEDICAL Dffice Insu­ TR A N S M IS S ID N Re- FLDRAL Designer. Port PART Time general of­ 63 Will train. Manchester bullder. Excellent time. Experienced In 871-1400 Y t h o w Cr., Vernon, CT 060W______Sal. tMFSbO tlslno In the Monchester He­ hours. A very busy rance Clerk. Full time fice work. Telephone rald, Advertiser hereby area. Diversified du­ notional firm Is recruit­ position, medical ter­ working condition, all phases. Coll 643- a n d typing skills ogrees to protect, Indemnify ties. National Com­ minology and typing good pay, benefits. For 1635. needed. Mondoy- and hold harmless the Man­ ing medical people to pany. Fantastic benef­ complete medical Insu­ necessary. Benefits right person. Coll Jim Frldoy, 0-3pm. East chester Herald, Its officers its. $300 weekly. Call for details 633-5200, ev­ TELEPHDNE Enumera­ and employees against any rance exam s. R N ’s, available. Reply to: tors needed to update Hartford. 209-7967. 3 Shoron, Advanced Ca­ and all liability, loss or LPN’s ond EM T’s who 072-7679.______- enings 220-0707. reers, 2S2-9232. Manchester city direc­ expense. Including attor­ con draw blood and HEALTH Core worker tory. Work at home. neys’ fees, arising from perform EKG’s ore tor women's clinic. Po­ DFFICE Manager expe­ Send name, address CDDK or Chef for large EASY STEPPER clolms of unfair trade practi­ 2-20 hour positions, i Qualified. Please colt sition onvolves patient rienced for o busy Dp- and telephone number fraternal group In WII- Ranch In a preferred locationi 3 bedrooma, large ces, Infringement of trade­ maintenance, 1 clerk. 1-000-992-3221 between thalmologlcol llmontlc. Reply to: marks, trode names or pot- Interviews and educa­ to: Johnson Directory, living room with comer fireplace, C O U N TR Y Apply In person. Salva­ 10am and 2pm, practice. Send resume P.D. Box102,Wllllman- ents, violation of rights of tion Arm y Thrift Store, tion. Some lob and P .D . Box 763, Cheshire, STYLE K ITCH EN with all appliancaa, mainte­ privacy and Infringement of Mondov-Frldov. office work Involved. to: Lorraine Zelf, 191 CT 06410. AHentlon: tlc 06226. 385 Broud Street, Main Street, Manches­ nance free exterior PLUS a level landscaped lot copyright and proprietary Manchester. Send resume to: Manchester. s with attached garage and carport. ONLY rights, unfair competition FURNITURE Makers. Plonned Parenthood, 1 ter, C T 06040. and libel and slander, which Full and port time. $142,900. This one won't last so call tonighti Haynes Street, Mon- moy result from the publica­ INSURANCE. Immediate Assemblers, Sow Dper- chester, 06040 or coll CASHIER. Convenience PART TIME Real Estate Call 646-2482 "WE’RE SELLING H O USES” tion of any advertlsment In opening In Manchester otors. Experience 643-1607. E D E .______store. Dur Xtro Mort the Manchester Herald by office for group claim helpful but not neces­ BRAND NEW LISTING!!! odvertlser. Including adver­ SALES Position Bedding stores In the greater Charming and coxy 6 room older Colonial • 3 processing and general sary. Nop Brothers Manchester area has tisements In any tree distri­ Born Is looking for self $ STUDENTS — MOMS $ office work. Flexible bedrooma, 2 balha, 1 car garage, apacloua rooma, bution publlcotlons pub­ Furniture. Apply In motivated people for vacancies for Cashiers 647-8400 fireplace, remodeled kitchen «rlth beautiful wood lished by the Manchester hours. 8:30-4. 643-6401. person. 122 Nouboc and Assistant Manag­ soles positions. Full Avenue, Glostonbury. beama on the ceiling. Two encloaed porchea. A Herald. Penny Sleffert, and port time positions ers. For on Interview MOONLIGHTERS The First Snowfall!! great houae for $128,000. Publisher. RECEPTIONIST. B w 633-7511 or 633-9990. coll 649-2337. E D E . ANOTHER RANCH Manchester doctor's available. No expe­ office, full time, medi­ WAITRESS or Walter. rience reoulred. We P E R S D N S to w ork In located In the H IS TO R IC C H EN EY D ISTR ICT... LOST will train. Promotions Earn the $$ you need for This unique “L" shaped home's floor plan differs cal Insurance, paid ho­ Lunches. - Experience kitchen making sand­ AND FOUND lidays, earn time and necessary. Apply: from within. Positions wiches and other kit­ from usual... ideally set up for a private living area pension plan. Call Covey’s Restaurant. ore hourly plus com­ chen duties. 649-0305. the Holidays! for teens or In-laws. 114 baths, fireplace, dining FOUND. Young Orange 646-4576 for 643-2751. mission with a full be­ nefit package. Dpen- room, lot with TO W ER IN G OAKS, 2 car tandem Tabby cat. VIcInItv appointment. FIRE Restoration com- We need 10 people from 5pm - 9pm. Center Conoregatlonal CLERK needed to handle Ings available In pony looking for garage and a PENNY PINCHING PRICE. Church. Call 646-5295. account maintenance. several stores through­ PROGRAM Dlrector- workers. Will tain. $6 Call 648-2482 "WE'RE SELLING HOUSES” Som-4;30pm, Mondoy- out the state. Pleasant Youth. Develop and Frldov. Coll Savings working conditions. storting pay. Full and administer YW CA pro­ Coll 667-2232 for on port time day work. $ $ Bonk of Manchester 647-9946 1 ^ PERSONALS grams for school-aged 9am-4:30pm. 643-1707. Interview. Catlofter 9am .646-6055. A PERFECT NEST children with primary FOR WINTER!!! “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES” MY 2 year old Tabby cat emphasis on before A DOUBLE HEADER!!! needs temporary home and otter school day Adorable S*** room Cape with open and airy floor for 2 months. Call 649- core. Good supervi­ plan. 2-3 bedrooma, gorgeoua kitchen and bath, Spaciou, S+5 Duplex in Manchester on (^ongreaa •SSnUTINNII 0751 or 247-6200. sory and communica­ oak cabinetry, modern bath, fireplace, ahiny oak Street. 3 bedrooma, ptua 1 balha on each aide, 2 tion skills needed. SMART car garage, separate utilities. Built in 1977. Each Blanchard & Rossetto I PRIVATE PARTY flooring plus carpeting. Pretty yard with many BS/BA In Recreation, young plantings. Perfect for newlyweds, retireds unil haa over 1200 square feel! Call for detaila. Education or Child De- Asking *204,900. or a i^ e a . New ofTering price $134,900. REAL ESTATE 646-2482 (^ANNOUNCEMENTS veloment, plus min­ MANCHESTER | imum 1 yeor expe­ Merchandise Ads CRAFTERS. We hove a rience In school-aged AREA « few good tables left. day core or other youth 9 Bolton PTO Croft Fair, programming. Excel­ Century 21 Epstein Realty December 5. Coll 01- lent benefits package. BUSINESSES REALTV WORLD gne. 643-4122. Salary $17,182. Send t 843 North Main SL, Manchester (203) 646-7709 73 WesI Center Sireel resume by November Benoit Frechette A ttoclalei M incheiter CT 06040 24 to M. Stoner, Nut­ will be advertising | Employment meg Bronch YW CA, 78 WE GET RESULTS North Main Street, 647-8895 Manchester, C T 06040. in this year’s J -A DIVItlOM OF THOMAS A. RENOIT EWTIRPRISES- a Education ■peiEMReALTr An E O E / A A Em ployer.

MfHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION DATA Entry-Clericol. JEW ELRY Soles. Chrlst- taeb oftto, IndvpwidOTay owiMd and opvMtd. Medical billing office mos soles person CHRISTMAS j seeks full time person needed. Flexible for data entry and hours. Apply Diamond * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days clerical work. Ac­ GIFT GIVING GUIDE! \ Showcase, Manchester E counts reclevoble and Porkode. ★ Additional Lines 504 Per Line, Per Day OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY typing experience The Guide will appear daily in theg N O V . 15 / 1KW-4HW PM helpful. Hourly wages, BUSPERSON wanted. ★ Classifications 71 thru 67 paid vocations and ho­ Apply: Covey's Res­ MANCHESTER *159.900 lidays. Please coll 647- taurant. Telephone Hearld’s Classified Section. If your busi-1 ★ Merchandise Under ^250 TSM ER RUN TRAa B-1 ZONE, 15 Rooms 0328 ______643-2751. ChariatnMfaonallty and comfort PART Time cashiers. 7 ness has those perfect holiday gifts... | ★ Ad must contain price! combliia to maka this 3 badroom, East Hartford Manchester self serve TRUCK Driver. Fulltime two year old Condo Juat what you gas station. Afternoon, hava baati looking for. Lovsly apa- position open. Class II You may cancel anytime, but NO-refunds Perfect for offices or owner occupied business.. Pre­ evening and weekend driver's license only We can place those ideas doua rooms, 1H batha, garags and sently used for clothing shop and hair dressing salon on much more. shifts available. 646- required. Benefits. due to this low price... DImeUona; Eaal MIddto Tumpiks to first floor, and a unique apartment with cathedral ceil­ 1457______Apply: W.H. England and the name of your Lafca Straal to LydaS Olwat ing and loft on second and third floor. Walk-up attic, Lumber Company, BOLTON PUOUO NOTICO Route 44, Bolton, CT. business 24 times for new roof. Shows very nicely!! MUST BE SEEN 'TO MANCHESTER *199^. The Bolton Zoning Commis­ A P P R E a A T E . sion will hold o public htor- I only *75 and up. rs SUNNY BROOK DMWi Ino on Wodnotdoy, Novom- TEXAS Dll Company Baautfful. aparkHng 8 badroom fuH dor- NEW LISTINQIII •274,900. MANCHESTER — This 3 badroom Colonial faaturss 1 bath, 2 bor II, 1«S7.ot 7:Wp.m.ottho needs mature person marard Capa In South Manehaator. For­ community hall to hoar com- for short trips sur­ S If interested mal dining room, 1H badia, anelaaad ‘Putting You 1st Is 2nd Nature To U s!” lavatorlsa, new (»rpat In bedrooma, hardwood floors In living and monts on mo followino: rounding Connecticut. CALL CLASSIFIED porch, In-oround pool, wade toaahool. A ApMIcotlon of Ablo Cell to vary tpaewl homal dining rooma. Naw kitchen with oak cabinets. Window traatmants Contact customers. We In living room, dining room and kitchen. Nice size family room. construct a bulldine on Its DIrtotlofit: South Main Straal, lafi onto STRANO REAL ESTATE ^ proportv on Howard Rood. train. Write K.G. Dick­ i call 643-2711 Spring, right onto Qardnar, 2nd right Being offered at $159,900. erson, President, 156 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT @ Philip O. Ooolty, onto Sunny Chairman Southwestern Petro-, S 6 4 3 ” 2 7 1 1 NOW! f t Bolton ZoMne Commission leum. Box 961005, Fort Ask for Tracey CALL TODAY - 647-“ SOLD (203) 646-7709 01MI Worth, Tx. 76161. U — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Nov. 13. 1M7 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Nov. 18. 1987 — H

' KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ‘ by Larry Wright p Mwei r n HOMER HOMES RECREATIONAL CARR liU FOR SALE IFDR RALE EQUIPMENT FDR RALE SOUTHERN New Eng­ MANCHESTER. This 3 ^ U » N E S 8 A S E R V IC E opTTMAr'RadirTor D O D G E Van 1976. 50,000 land closslfleld ads bedroom Colonial fea­ troMed electric po­ miles. Runs great, CLASSIFIED ADS 643-27111 wered racing cor. Fully good working van. reach nearly 800,000 tures 1 bath. 2 lavato­ homes In Connecticut ries, new carpet In assembled, 4 wheel Needs some body $ > 5.5 drive, 2 channel radio work. Price to tell at Notices Businast Proptrty...... 25 Entertolnment...... Form Supplies ond Equipment .. and Rhode Island. The bedrooms, hardwood W S S S i Resort Preoarty ...... 26 R ATH * 1 to 4 dovs: fO cents per line per dov. B ^ J O P C A I IE REMOOELNIR and 7.2 volt battery $1100 or best otter. Lost/Found...... 01 Bookkeeolno^lncomt Tax OfflcerRetoH Eoulpment...... price for a bosic 25 floors In living and Mortoooas...... 27 Carpentry/Remodellno Recreotlonol Eoulpment...... 7 to If days: 70 cents per line per dov. Included. Good condi­ 643-2129 or 646-3929. P crio n o ls...... 02 Wonted to B uy...... 26 30 to 35 dove: 40 cents per line per dev. word ad Is only $55 and dining rooms. New kit­ Announcements...... 03 Polntlno/PoD«rlno ...... Boots ond/AAorIne Equipment .. il|MSp55fl5i tion. Asking $230. Coll AAusicol Items...... 34 or mere dovs: 50 cents per line per dov. will appear In 43 news­ chen with Oak ca­ DODGE Aspen 1976. 4 Auctions...... 04 Rooflno/Sldlno...... AAlNlmvm cNorte: 4 lines. w 9 «u ta KirelftN A RATH stoining. a i iW M a io v R L 649-1373.______Flnonclol...... 05 R e n ta ls ' Flooring Cqmeros ond Photo Equipment papers. For more In­ binets. Window treat­ . jKitihenfR, «tc. door, runs good. $300 or Rooms for Rent...... E Ic ctrIco l...... Pets ond Supplies...... formation call Classi­ ments In living room, 2'/» vRora. Forestlmote MannhGster^ A r e e » GOLF Clubs, Taylor, me­ best offer. 647-7550...... 31 Heotlng/Plumblng Misctllontous for Sole...... O EAD U N IS: For clossifled odvertlsemenfs to P aH .ttme doy edre RENMHIELmG coll 647-7615. RRWiOfwmgr Employment A Educotion Aportmenti for Rent...... 32 fied, 643-2711 and ask dining room and kit­ Quality ofMamanahlp at tal woods, 1,3 and 5, Condominiums for Rent.... MIsceMoneous Services . Too Soles...... be publlsbed Tuesdov thr4|.tuHflm*. 64B-S400 REA60NABLE RATIB manure and doeoratlvw jlT E M R Lots/Lond tor Sole ...... 33 Child Core...... $1 Good Things to E o t . . Miscelloneous Automotive . be corrected by on odditlonol Insertion. Lovely spacious bedrooms, 2 baths, 1 ity. $2200 or best offer. Investment Property...... 24 Cteonino Services...... 52 Fuel Oll/Cool/Fireweod . Wonted to Buv/Trode ...... rooms, 1’/> baths, gar­ car garage, spacious iteiRi MMameeiMAMao ekM. 1: •tone,:' ■ , ' pNH4|W ’ - iMBtitiilts ^ tUfIGtl ' MM Wa eater to tho FOR *Sole. % Student 643-1955.______age and much more. rooms, fireplace, rem­ V.,, homo owner. 643^8 04 $159,900. Century-21 Violin with case and D ATSU N 260 Z 1974. Runs odeled kitchen with FREE ESTIMATES stand. Excellent condi­ good. $700. Best otter. Epstein Realty. 647- a « a a a t beautiful wood beams a '.a a o. a tion. S125. 646-7293. 649-7198. 8895.0 on the celling. 2 en­ CirpMitry Fully Inaurad * HANDYMAN closed porches. A great ' Heme improvement- HELP WANTED [HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED [HELP W5NTHI HELP WANTED BEAUTIFUL, Sparkling 3 house for $128,000. 643^6774 PeIntIna-WeliPaeerUig- PETR AND CD bedroom full dormered ’ • Counter T o p t • Jackson & Jackson TUina-LlaMCoreentrv. 1^.:* Custom Cabinets RUPPLIER CLYDE W AR EHOU SE Person. MAINTENANCE SALES Consultant. Look­ Cape In South Man­ Real Estote. 647-8400.D ■'^Laet Service CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. N EXPERIENCED Florist e • General Carpentry' I Full time, experience BANK TEUERS ing for ambitious, wil­ chester. Formal dining P u zzle s only. Excellent salary Worker. Full time posi­ A Double Header! Spa­ ^ Cell B A R R Y S C A N LO N FR E E to good home. ROUTE 83, VERNON preferred but not ne­ United Bank has taller tion available for Inde­ ling to learn person to room,1'/j baths, en­ rienciKl ‘ ^ all Installed with and benefits. Send re­ HERE’S on opportunity closed porch. In- cious 5 plus 5 Duplex In L b l^ e k T 01(646-2411 foresllmat* Golden Retriever mix. 79 Impata 2 dr. *2995 sume or apply In per­ cessary. Benefits. positions available In pendent self starter. fill on opening at a Manchester on Con­ Apply: W.H. England family run, growing, for o challenging port ground pool, walk to 9 month old Female. 79 Cougar Coup* *2995 AnavYor to Previous Puxzle son. No phone calls the Vernon Circle of­ Applicants should have gress Street. 3 bed­ or renovating: FLOOR Sending, noors Spayed, all shots, fully ACROSS 39 Modify Lumber Co., Route 44, experience and ability floor covering store. time position that Is school. A very special li u T like new. Spccioilztno* 81 Dodge D160 PU *4995 40 Ocean liner DDO ElDGOIuI DGG please. Wllllmontlc fice. Previous teller or close to homel We home I $199,900. rooms, plus 1V!i baths trained. Call 649-4237 1 ConqisraW* Bolton, CT. In all aspects of main­ No experience neces- on each side, 2 car n o n e In older floors, noturot^ 62 Century ooum *6195 (•bbr.) □HID □□ODD QCSQ Flower & Gift Shop, cashier experience ne­ hove on Immediate op­ Century-21 Epstein Businast 643-6083 „ -.1 .BudkeL truA 5 1 weekends or after 6pm 9 A ctor-. 41 Make 1158 Main Street, tenance Including: ary. Call 643-5168 be­ garage, separate utili­ . Cfemii^. Avdiigble 3- or stolned. No woxfng.’ Stump removBl. I S3 DonnavMI* 4 dr. *6995 □□□□Cl CIQQ C O LLE C TO R . 30-M day ening for 0 port time Realty. 647-8895.0 ^ |pr%, 4 6 ^ Raaldance 289-6209 t weeknights. Krittofforton purchases Wllllmontlc. accounts. Experience cessary. Good com­ general repairs, paint­ tween 9-5 for Interview. ties. Built In 1977. Each John Verfqllle. 646- aiilmetM. Spedal 53 Regal 4dr. *6995 13 V a n illa - - 42 Facet munications — cus­ ing, carpentry, plumb­ clerk/typist In our ad­ orea. N o v ‘ 5750. ■ eonelderatfon tor elderly preferred. Good work­ vertising department. A~Perfecrnesflor"wirv unit has over 1200 84 Old* Clara 4 dr. •7795 14 City in Taxai 46 Strike ing condition and tomer service skills a ing, mechanlcal/elec- ter! Adorable 5 plus square feetl Call for and hendleapped. 15 M a^ 47 Shed If you hove o pleasant : i » 1 H PUPPIES 64 Camaro ooup* •8495 [SDI3 QBiaD □□□□ hours. Apply In person. must. Apply St: trlcal systems. UCENSED OIL room Cape with open details. Asking 01. 50 Female telephone manner, os m m U m m 447-7m ^ '^ ^ 54 Camaro ooupt •8495 □ □□□ [<]□□□ □□□ ★ STUDENTS ★ Savings Bonk of Mon- Alternating weekends airy floor plan. 2-3 $204,900. Jackson & TH0RIAS««?r" Adorable Black 16 Abstract relative UnItea Bank BURNER well os excellent spell­ 9 nooRng 51 _ and kin lul I If i>M i lnh li M filkI 11 Part Tlm i • Evaningi chester. 649-9696. required. Competitive bedrooms, gorgeous Jackson Real Estate. Labador puppies from 88 CXiavy 8-10 pk*up •6495 baing salary and benefits In­ ing and typing skills, SDOngt nee Roomt 17 Advanced in 52 Age □ □ □ □ □ □ NATIONAL new­ SALES. Wont to be paid VernonI CIrde Office SERVICE you may qualify for kitchen and bath. Oak 647-8400.O______. WARRM9118I1TNER8 quality championship 88 Cbavy Caprlo* 4 dr. •8495 53 Card cluding health-dental * Rfpleeeineflt Ooore $ WlndwM ODD lobs. Trucking, years ^ r n o m i M O T •1t |a |p | spaper concern has what you are worth? Eoe/M/F this permanent posi­ cabinetry, m odern MANCHESTER. 4 bed­ t Home repairs. You r I m w a m n . bloodlines, AKC se Hov* 4 dr. •8495 54 Chinese Insurance and pension TECHNICIAN * 3kyR(Ril*. A«lc Fane 16 Printer's character DtDD GcnnoD □ o a Immediate openings We otter an opportun­ tion. Some previous bath, fireplace, shiny room Cape complete . 1 name It, we do It. Free test fSMna. Obmfls* $ am registered. HIpe and 86 Camaro Z28 •13,995 measures QJOE) □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ ity for you to write your SALES Clerks needed. 2 plan. Apply Inperson , Oak flooring plus car­ with spacious 15x24 * n*p*mi a Oemornioni , efsened. snow im m m i, aanior 56 Diminutive for Mondoy-Frlday, 10am- IM M EDIATE soles experience Is o - estimates, insured. 643- eyes clear. Wonderful 87 Spaetrum 4 dr. •M8S 19 Tennis suffix □ □ □ O Q D d E] □ □ □ ORDER CLERKS own paycheck. If you positions available. plus. Hours ore peting. Pretty yard fireplaced living room, * 16% Senior Cllltan * OHIten Olaeoent*, tree m H- 4pm. Rockville Mem­ OPENING FOR FULL for pets or show 87 Cbavatl* 2 dr. •5495 equipment 57 Awful VERIFIERS like Independence, we Mornings 9:30-4pm. Mondoy-Frlday, 8:30- with many young dining room, 14x22 Dtaoouni * •MiM,FsRielt*.ieyMM*icp*n- 20 Docks Evenings 4-9pm plus orial Nursing Home, 22 TIME SERVICE ense.OsR.sfHr 8 FM. , dogs. Private breeder. DOWN A S S IS TA N T support you with o base 2:30. Coll Denise Ro­ plantings. Perfect tor lower level recreation jNeematl * free Wriitan Eatlmaiaa 21 Tecfmtcal Saturdays and Sun­ South Street, Rock- TECHNICIAN - AAM-OHnii.fe 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 V W iiM rltlhra! MANAGERS. salary plus commis­ berts at the Manches­ newlyweds, retireds or room and 9x12 sun basiSMSM, laMWltiia peyroO QuaiRy woffc bacMO by • ■HiluiiMfl, •400. univ. 1 Contemptibla days. Apply at: vllle, CT.______Excellent starting pay singles. New offering porch. 2 full baths, 2 car sadqiMrtMtytWMi. CuMsmer SeUefeotlon 2 Missila abbr. Call Today sion Incentives and o ter Herald, 643-2711, for SiBMV BNQ BYUNsklG* 22 Egyptian full benefit package. Eblen's Casual Cla- M EDICAL Office person­ and benefits. on Interview. price $134,900. Jackson garage, 3 zone heat, Quereie** 872-1527 deity 3 L o ch - ★ 647-9946 ★ thlno and Footwear, nel. Some bookkeeping c u Now - Menoheeter monster AAA Is o leoder In the Please call & Jackson Real Estate. newer roof. D.W. Fish 23 Fright 974 M a in S tre e t, and patient contact, 647-8400.O Realty. 643-1591.0 . FMI SWIiihN'^lednup- 26 Electrifies 4 Met­ auto club field. We ric continue to grow and Manchester.______telephone, billing and 423-1684 rn D U »N E 8 8 CaNS.R.RUNGII|iD/ TAKE A LOOK 31 Author Jean vd. FULL Time Cashier. Insurance. Mondoy- M._ you con grow with us. M A IN TE N A N C E Person. or mall resume ll^DPPORTUNITIED .nia little ods » INC. el 2284944,^^; SflOWPtOWl^ MI8CELLANEDU8 5 Conducive to Good pay. Mondoy- No previous soles ex­ Dependable, reliable, Frlday, 9-12 and 1-5. fYnuloiiy,., 32 Landing boat peace Frldov. Apply Conyers In CIcRi CARPENTRY B FDR RALE 86 Pontiac Sunbird 33 Ordeal perience necessary. maintenance person- Send resume to: Box POHER’S OIL BUSINESS Expansion: REDUCED! 643«m . AT. PS. Art; •7295 6 Overrun Hardware, Manches­ LL, C* the Manchester ^ REMOIMEUNQ SERVICES WANT ADS ore worth 34 Portico 7 Shoe form We hove a complete /custodlan needed at a Owner seeks working T E E Shirt transfers. Ap­ ter. 6A6-5707. Herald.______SERVICE, INC. OempM* bore* repelre and re­ ik •6795 35 Bar item 8 Uncle training program. For Manchester Parochial partner. No financial Reed rapoire jariRmd modeling. W* tpeelallx* In bath- looking Into when you’re proximately 3000, also 83 RX7 amr. 2 CASHIER Full or part school. 2nd shift. Route 6 risk. High Income po­ looking tor a place to JUYER MEETS lislier In 36 City In Italy 9 Bridge on the 0 confidential Inter­ G R A M P Y'S Corner Store home? Coif Hm ''(SRCPDI'le «Kp< room* and kHehen*. Small seal* the wont ads... time after 50 to 100k numerals and 84 Mazda RX7 37 Ship weight River _ time. Bucklond Street view coll Paul WInsor Fringe benefits. If In­ has Immediate open­ No. Windham, C T 06256 tential. 742-5709. eommantal work. RagliMmd, In- llve...whether It’s o home, letters for shirts, cops, Bronia •6895 You’ll tiffd th4 iwlp you aured, relarenc**. and Route 84 Mobil. at 236-3261 or 1-800-842- terested coll 643-5088. ings for Cashler- iMNid in Xlosslflad. 643- an apartment or o mobile ♦ TiS r^ o dl etc. Best offer. 649-3642 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 |6 10 11 12 Salary $5 and up. Apply 4320 ext. 265. An Equal /Clerks. $6 per hour to TO W N of Coventry an­ home. 87 Marc Cougar MEDICAL Billing Clerk m . .-.-2:4 tM B«165 regularly. otter 5:30pm ,o______Red. Loaded SAVE In person M ondoy- Opportunity with knowledoe of ac­ start. Liberal benefits, nounces position tor 13 14 Frldoy, 10pm-5pm. part time Assistant Ca­ H E A L TH Club Member­ Employer. counts receivable and flexible hours. Apply ship for sole. Lifetime 84 Mazda QLC medical Insurance. at: Grampy's,706Main nine Control Officer. HAIR 4 dr.. Auto. 86K •5495 15 16 17 Part time hours, Satur­ membership to Court Manchester office. Street, Monchester. DRESSERS House One, Manches­ ’Anwftca^ I^Mxite Store Call 646-0534 between 12 day, Sundays and holi­ 82 RX7 GSL 18 15 A ID E. Weekend live In Becom e ter for $100 regularly Bronze •7895 noon ond 2pm.______for elderly In Manches­ days, approximately 20 HOMER L 0 T 8/L A N D APARTMENTS ROOMMATES hours per week. Re­ Self-Employed $200. Coll Anita at 643- GET paid for reading ter. Assist with hy­ 03FOR RALE FOR SALE FOR RENT WANTED 2711.______83 Mazda Pickup giene, meals. Referen­ quirements for the po­ I *eport meder •3700 books! $100 per title. Private Booths are WOOD Chips, doors, pa­ ces. Please write to: sition ore some knowl­ BOLTON. Land, Land, EAST Hartford. 1 bed­ ROOMATE Wanted. 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Write: ACE-849A, 161 edge of the core and available for lease. MANCHESTER. Super nelling, wall hung 82 Granada WANTED - NIGHT CREW S. LIncolnwav, N. Au­ P.O. Box 3078, Vernon, Cope on nice aulet Lond (Something tor room. $435 monthly Manchester. Looking 4 dr.. V6. AC. PB •2850 Looking for a 6 person team to stock shelves on handling of dogs, some 66 Sunny Brook Drive for professional Fe­ toilets, tanks and mis­ 31 ^2 33 rora, IL 60542. C T 06066. street. 3 bedrooms, everyone). 80 acres of plus utilities. On bus 0 cellaneous building the night shift, Monday - Friday, 9:30 pm-7am. knowledoe of the na­ land suitable for sub­ line. 568-1054.______male to share apart­ 87 Line Continental ture, purpose and en­ Cell 649-5701 Manchester fireplaced living room, materials for sole. Coll 34 35 36 Competitive wages and benefits for mature, res­ dining room, 2 full division. Wooded ment with the same In LowMAto S A V E forcement of lows re-’ MANCHESTER. Large 1 Fountain Village. Easy 643-4139.______ponsible Individualt. Interested applicants apply Spacious 7 room Cape, 3 bedrooms, master baths, 2 cor garage. An slopes, mostlyhlghond bedroom apartment, Earn Top Wages latino to dogs, dry, great views. On a access to 1-84 and Hart­ Must sell. Twin bed $155. 85 Nissan Stanza 37 ^ H 3 9 knowledoe of dog con­ 19'xll>/i', large kitchen / family room with excellent home ond a 3rd floor. Stove and Excerclseblke$55. Toll 4 Dr. •8495 great buy. D.W. Fish clear day vou can see ford. Call evenings and MANCHESTER K-MART trol, familiarity with HOMES fireplace, beautiful inground pool. refrigerator. Available weekends. 282-1985. dresser $155. 647-9407. 41 Personnel Dept. ■ 239 Spencer St. Dari-Farms Ice Cream Realty. 643-1591.0 to UConn. $2,229,000. 2 December 1. No pets. 86 Line. Town Car the operation of dog 0 3 FOR SALE Wooded lots of record $315 Includes heat and PORTABLE Acrylic Spa Bitver SAVE has Immediate openings for the following BY OWNER »210,000. NEW Exclusive. Whether $425 per month plus 47 • Manchester, C T * B43-S122 pound; some ability to plus well. $53,900. 2 hot woter.D 46 48 46 you're lust starting out security and utilities. with Insulated spa positions: prepare reports and wooded lots ot record cover. Seats 5. $2000 or 84 Merc. Msrquis maintain cooperative All real estate advertised In OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 12-4 or lust slowing down, Strano Real Estate. Brougham SAVE 51 62 the Monchester Herald It Directions: Charter Oak - Highland St. to (odlocent to obove) 647-7653.______best offer. 649-6962. • Class II Route Drivers relations with the pub­ sublect to the Fair Housing this home could be $40,000. Golden Oaks 84 Mazda Pickup •4500 64 6 ^ e Phone Order Clerk lic. A current Connecti­ Act of 19M, which mokes It Gardner To Carriage to Harvest, right to right tor you. 3 bed­ 1 Bedroom apartment. Merchandise rooms, enclosed Realty. 646-5099 or 228- Full Time... cut Motor Vehicles Op­ Illegal to advertise any pref­ Sunny Brook, 643-2249. 3345.______References and secur­ FREE PALLETES 84 Toyota Celica 67 Full paid medical program, paid vacatlona, erator’s License Is erence, limitation ordlscrlm- porch, 1 corgorageond ity. Coll Ed at 649-2947. (or pick-up AT. AC PS. tOk •8900 paid holidays, pension and prof It sharing plan. required during em­ Inotton based on race, color, located In aulet family religion, sex or notional Not oil the news Is on the OAKLAND Heights synoet 85 Olds Oilals ployment In this class. neighborhood. front page! There's lots of Apartments ore taking AC/Lo4atd •8995 3 Applications now being accepted: Storting salary Is $5.62 origin, or on Intention to $127,9(X). Sentry Real FURNITURE moke any such preference, newsy Information In the applications for 1 and 2 E3 PRODUCTS. INC. I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD DAME per hour with fringe Estote. 643-4060.g Dari-Farms Ice Cream limitation or discrimination. Classified section. 643- bedroom apartments, C O FFE E table and end Route 8, Bolton !• by Hand Arnold and Bob Laa benefits. For applica­ The Herald will not know­ M A N C H ES TE R . New to waiting list only. Apply MORIARTY tion contact the office 2711. table (together or se­ Untctamtil* thaw four Jutnbtaa, 40 Tclland Stage Road, Tolland ingly accept ony advertise­ morket. Roomy 7 room In person, 360 Oakland parate),one Individual on* MMMo Mch square, to fonn Monday - Friday, 8:30-5:30 / Sat. 9-1 / EOE of the Town Manager, ment which Is In violation of full dormered Cape. 1st Street, Manchester. BROTHERS 1712 Main Street, Cov­ the low. glass topped coffee ta­ four ordinary twxxis. floor den, fireplaced Hours 12-5pm only No- ble. Coll 742-5918 ENDROLLS' 301 Cantar 8t. entry, CT 06238. The GOVERNMENT Homes front to back living vember 16th.______2V/t width - 2S$ closing dote for appli­ MORTGAGES evenings.n______Manchaatar, CT 1 TYTID from SI (U repair). room, formal dining MANCHESTER. 3 room 13V« width - 2 lor 258 cations Is Monday, No­ Delinquent tax prop­ room with boy window, El W A TE R B E D king size. furnished apartment. Complete package ex­ M UST D* picked up at th* 643-5135 LIGGETT-PARKADE PHARMACY vember 30, 1987. The erty. Repossessions. 1'/2 baths, full base­ Herald Olllc* Monday thru _LC J Town of Coventry Is on Convenient location. cluding headboard. Coll 805-687-6000 exten- ment with recreation NO PAYMENTS Adults preferred. No Thuraday batore 11 a.m. only. needs Equal Opportunity slon GH 9965.______room and workshop Asking $100. Coll 742- Employer.______Up to 2 years. Kiss your fi­ pets. References and 1 59)8 evenIngs.D______RAMEK 3 NEEDED (NOW) • Department Manager O PEN House. Coventry. area. 1 car garage has nancial difficulties goodbye. month security. $525. MEDICAL Receptionist November 15 from 1- attached shed and dog Avoid foreclosure, catch up GOLD Velure couch. Ex­ SCRANTON Coll Mrs. Brook. cellent condition. $225. TAD Import experience helpful, but not • Cashier wanted for physicians 4pm. New listing. Move kennel. Situated on on Iota payments such os first Monday-Frldoy be­ CHRYSLER • PLYMOUTH JLL. office In Manchester. In cortditlon. This Vh lovely wooded lot and or second mortgaoo or even 742-5981.______RALES CHRYSLER EXECUTIVE necessary as we will train. tween 3:30-8pm. 649- VEHICLES AND SELECT USED • Pharmacy Computer Operator Mature, experienced room, full dormered ready for your Inspec­ outstanding credit cord bills. 9472.______COFFEE Table (cocktail Salary based on experience, good computer background tion. $149,900. Sentry Keep your home free and TAG Sole. Furniture, CARS... Cope has many fea­ table), 23x59". Beauti­ SOMt B.*« nNANCINO OR LISSI USDABE FKOM A L L TH A T For modern pharmacy. Pleasant working helpful but not neces­ Real Estate. 643-4060.Q clear without Mens and at- MANCHESTER. 6 room, ful Green polished household Items, ma­ F K F K benefits, uniforms provided, excel­ tures among them ore 3 bedrooms, all ap­ RUNNING' IN T H E sary. Salary competi­ 3-4 b e d ro o m s, 1'/i EASY Stepper Ranch In a tdchmenes. Bod credit or Granite. Call 649-7543 nufacturer’s closeout 87 DODGE 4x4 pu naa lent working conditions — conditions, fringe benefits, in PROFESSIO­ late payment not a problem. pliances Including of new sportsweor. No­ Haa laaa.. raney. Fanay ...... tive. Please coll baths, large eot-ln kit­ preferred location I 3 between 8-9am. Best Traea. 270 Mkaal 'iSiSSS UNPBKWOKLP 'YOU NAL ATMOSPHERE at Manchester’s lar­ washer and dryer. vember 14, loom. 545 Mondoy-Frlday, lOom- chen, 2 cor garage, new bedroom, large living otter.______87 DODGE RAM CHQR. CAN EXPECT THIS. For interview call Tom Dell, 8 am 2pm. 646-0534. Swiss Conservative Quiet street. $575 plus East Center Street, gest shopping center. Good pay and flexible wall to wall carpeting. Charming 3 bedroom with fireplace, garage, room with corner fire­ utMItIcs. Security and 8 Foot couch $75. 7 foot 4i$4 Tommy loMdaq. AAre ZAHDAR 10 minutes from Down­ G roup Manchester. Uhonowi *10.995 Now arrang* th* circlad Mtare to to 4 pm, Monday thru Friday. quiet street. place, country style references. Kids wel- couch $195. Living hours. Ideal for working mothers. 07 DAKOTA 4x4 mu form th* aurprla* answar, as tug- HOMES town Manchester. kitchen with all ap­ 1-454-4404 or come. 649-9443.______room choirs $95 each. Very private lot. 742- Condos From $65«000 - $79/900. AllVMM tNUMO CMt.. I TotM. gsstsd by ths above cartoon. Hiring at once... Apply to Pharmacist and pliances, maintenance 1-454-1336 Baker's rock $175. IW A N T E D TO QNdhtq raar window, a ^ * a*- 03FOR SALE 0324. $175,000. Princi­ free exterior plus a MANCHESTER. Excel­ Teak table and choirs 4M0mL •.§« MN. fAVE MANOfSTBtHONLA Office Manager. pals only. _ level landscaped lot lent 3'/3 room oport- $115. Arm choir table IDUY/TRAOE 87 LeBARON GTS *CXTX 1 ‘‘C T T T 1’’ with attached garage ment. Stove, $45. Dressers $45 each. Mr. uaa Naw 1W mata Rl,79S THE PHOFESSIONALS retrlgerotor. No pets. OLD and new furniture, (Answers tomoriDw) and carport. Only REAL ESTATE 649-0717.______87 DODGE ARIES a a,.____ 24 ADAMS STREET LIGGETT-PARKADE PHARMACY $142,900. This one won't WANTED References and secur­ household Items and pa.pa. AT. AC.aanN. •0995 Vssterdsy's I •*'*»*•“ : LE6FY HUSKY UPHELD PLAQUE MANCHESTER. CT 08040 ity. $450 monthly plus HOUSE Sold-must sell. glassware. Will pay Parkade Shopping Center • Manchester OPEN HOUSE lOam-Spm lost, so coll tonighti Bedroom set, sofas, SB DODGE aOO caret...... Answer Why there ware no more umbrallas— Blanchard 8i Rossetto, W ILL Purchase multiple utilities. 649-4003. cosh. 646-8496. . Auto. Air. PW. UK ml 'II.OBS THEY WERE ALL USED UP chests, tables, other 80 DODGE 600 Convt 646-3520 647-9966 Sat 11/7 & Sun 11/8 ''We're Selling family or business MANCHESTER. O u t­ Items. 649-4159. Houses" 646-2482.0 zoned property. Early standing 7 room, 3 bed­ TufMd. Pwwy. ItK mi *11.495 ■*«* >■»■«*. >— r.o. tw oh. o n tJT fn m Sale by Owner closing. Write Box M, room apartment in AA 06 L#BAA0N Convt , - III ------ANOTHER Ranch lo­ Automotive Auto. Mr. MmuINuH *10.095 cated In the historic C/0 the Manchester Zone. All new wall to IMACHINERY wall carpeting. Bentley OOLeBARONtdTra East Hartford — 5 room Cape, Cheney district. This Herald. I a n d TDOLR AuMt. Ak. AN tw to)k School District. No ■toeh li CMuNful •6.995 Aluminum siding, fireplaced iiv- 1-2 bedroom townhouse, your own private unique L shaped CARR CELEBRITY CIPHER home's floor plan pets. References and ARIENS Electric start 66 CHY. QT8 tuimo. e mbrtty CIpiMr cryptogram ora croMod Irom quotaUono by Iwnout JOB entrance, close to library, dowtown and Rt. 384. security. $750 monthly m FOR RALE Auto, Ak, Paney wtiwila. ing room, dining room, appii- differ from usual...I- snow thrower, 7hp with SuderSiwp. 1* mMaa •8,695 pooplo. pad and praaant. Each Mlar In m dpbar Mands lor deally set up for a Rentals plus utilities. 649-4003. chains, like new. $700. anoltiar. roday'a cb/a- Mr aquaTa S. PLYMOUTH Reliant 88 PLY RELIANT 9 OPPORTUNITIES anced kitchen, 2 bedrooms, deck, private living area for 1 Room efficiency. Heat, 649-0125. 1982. Automatic, ste­ togn.. Auto. Ak. 14K ml. •7,595 teens or In-laws. 1'/j hot water and applian­ ' W K G J : M L N H 1 car garage, hardwood fioora, reo, electric windows. 80 DODQE CHARGERI at the Full Tim e,.., baths, fireplace, dining R D 0M 8 ces Included. Security $1200. Coll 649-5460. Auto. tuparOond.. walk-out basement, fenced-in room, lot with tower­ FOR RENT required. No pets. $275 ROOD THINDR MX mi. •8,795 T V 8 F XKXC8MVB ing Oaks, 2 cor tandem El o month. 646-2970. TO EAT IROC Z281987.4,OOOmlles. 85 MUSTANG « k •4,996 garage and a penny T-top, phone hook-up, 85 HORIZON 4 0,. JHanriirBtTr iUrralfi POWER front yard, busline, *127,000 SIN G LE room, female AVAILABLE December loaded I Factory wor- L B M U U V E K E J pinching price. Blan­ preferred. Non- 1.1 bedroom, heat, hot Auto, 1 Owntr. uaa chard & Rossetto, renty. Pristine condi­ •3,995 EQUIPMENT 116 Greenlawn St, East Hartford smoker. Convenient lo­ water, appliances. No Michael’s Produce tion. $14,500 or best 84 FORD TEMPO F M E P M E P H K N G “ We’re Selling cation. References and pets. Security. 646-2970. Freah Fruit S Product 4 Dr., Auto, Ak, 1 ore. Houses” 646-2482.0 24 Hr. Ph. T42-74*S-H0ffla 742-3024 otter. Phone John 526- Only MK ml., Ntotl •4,995 MECHANICS 649-1088 or 289-3985 1 week security. $60 MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ 3072 onytlme.o______B M D J B V E S F J MANCHESTER. Open week. Coll Mrs. Brook 40 ItM. NiUva Maoa. 63 MUSTANG i room, heat, hot water Cortland Applaa •ur* COMET 1965. Low ml- Vi. Auto, Mr. CriMM aRCUUTION MtEA ADVISOR house. Saturday and Mondoy-Frlday be­ and appliances. $540. • gn Had. WOWl tharpl •4,998 2 needed immediately. Ex­ tween 3:30-8pm. 649- 39 C t Kiwi Fruit leoge, upholstery In ex- K S F J G . ' t— F J E E H Houeewlvee, mothers with young children, Sunday, 1-4pm. 52 Ver­ References, lease and 83LfBARON4Dr non Street. Unique 4 9 4 7 2 .______40 Ct. IR Qrapatrult •11« cellent condition. 1 studantR. Earn extra money with your own perience preferred but not PUBLIC NOTICE: security. No pets. 647- • 8 » owner. 742-6569.______Auto, Mr. Vary Ntoa. bedroom Ranch fea­ GENTLEMAN preferred. 9876 evenings.______SO Iba. Chafa Potaloaa Onty 80K miaa. ipaalai •4,998 HKNELAME. part-time job. Bring your children with you On September 8th, 1987 we reduced our tures 2 full baths, hard­ Honey Daw* 6 or S t •10“ TRANS-AM 1979. Good necessary. Salary based on Privote home, plea­ MANCHESTER. 3 PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "It’s a good thing that beauty Is and aave on babyaitting coata. 21 houra per standard commission rate for selllnn wood floors, modern sant room, next to 40 lb*. Cnk). Banana* •11“ condition. Must sell. only akin deep, or I'd be rotten to the core." — Phyllis Rooms, 1 bedroom, 2nd • gn weak, aalary plua gaa allowance. Suparvlaa experience. Good benefits, homes to 4%. We thank those of you who kitchen, full finished shower, telephone and too Ct. Ruaaalt Potato** $2500. 645-8221. Coll of- 875-3311 Ollier. GLASTONBURY $330,000 floor with stove and ter 5pm.______responded to our new rote. However, we lower level. Sliders to parking. 649-6801. refrigerator. On bus­ too Ct. (TAnlou Paara •20“ our carrier boya and girta. If you Ilka kida, want excellent working condi­ must announce at this time that we will be oversized deck. Beau­ • “ M A N C H ES TE R . Central line and near every- lOOWaah. Rad Dal. 17 D ATSU N 210 1 980 Station a little Indepandenca and your own Income, returning to our original fee schedule on HISTORIC COLONIAL tiful Inoround pool, ca­ Dalhrar to Hartford and Wagon. High speed. tions. Call Wally, service ma­ bana, brick patio and location, kitchen and thlngl $375 Includes East ot th* River call 647-9946 or 647-9947. December 8th, 1987, Fabulous, 10 room Colonial. Circa 1810. Thie heat. Immediate occu­ Clean, reliable. $1200. Sell Your Car 7 many custom features. parking privlledges. Hundrtdt ot Ittmt to ehoott tromi nager for appointment. Our regular commission fees beginning lovely home combines old world charm with $70 weekly. Security pancy. Coll 649-4000. 643-0104. Tuesday, December 8th, 1987: modern day living. It has 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, $160’ s. Directions: THE DEADLINE FOR Route 44 East to Ver­ and references. 649- MANCHESTER. '/i of Du­ DODGE AspeB \977. • Selling, single or multiple family fireplaced living room, mueic room, parlor, 9227 or 649-4248. plex, 5 room, 2 bed­ Slant-6, 49,600 original *15 PLACING OR SERVICE a non Street. FUEL OIL/COAL/ 6464)378 residence, 6%. Florida room with full bath and jacuzzi, sliding rooms, baths, miles, 1 owner. $1395. 4 Lines — 10 Dayo CANCELING AN AD NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED... MANCHESTER. Female RREWOOD IS 12 NOON THE DAY MANCHESTER AREA 646-4055 PARTS • Selling a residence with special service doore that lead out to stone patio surrounded non-smoker, close to appllonced kitchen, 1 649-5445.______50$ charge each addi­ BEFORE, MONDAY - or advertising needs, 7%, by gardens. Loade of closet and storage epace, ncONDOMINIUMR 1-384 and MCC, busline small pet allowed. $750 HONDA Wagon 1979. tional Una. per day. You overelzed two car garage. Amenities too IFO R RALE and parking. 649-4325. per month, 1 year lease SEASONE^Tor^wood. Needs starter and front FRIDAY, IN ORDER Henry St...... 261-315 646-2789 SALES • Selling o commercial or business Cut and spilt. $85 per can cancel at any Uma. Princeton ...... 167-190 numeroue to mention. Must be eeenl plus security deposit. end work. Best offer. TO MAKE THE NEXT property, 10%. 649-0795. cord. Cash and carry . SORRY. ISSUE. FRIDAY Tanner ...... 124-168 MANCHESTER^rnmoT- Phone 646-3308 otter • Selling land or building lots, 10%. ulote 2 bedroom Town- APARTMENTS 646-3156. 3pm,______NO REFUNDS OR Wallaaley ...... all AFTERNOON BY 2:30 house Condominium. FDR RENT ADJUSTMENTS PM FOR MONDAY’S Green Rd...... 204-330 MANQfSTHU-IONCA All Listinas Contracted Before STORE AND CHEVY Malibu 1972. Au­ Appllonced kitchen, FIREWOOD SALE tomatic, 307, bucket ISSUE. THANK YOU THE PHOFESSIONALS f ^ December 6th, 1967 will be 4% Wi un hilD yw kieMi i M A N C H ES TE R . Good lo­ OFFICE SPACE •S3 par cord. 8 ft. langtha, CALL HERALD living room and sliders green, dallvared, 8 oord seats, new tires. V8. FOR YOUR North Elm St...... 5-91 \ ___ 4 ® *A Dealer You ONLY *9999 ONLY 4 0 ,6 9 9 1 9 8 7 Can Deal With OLDSMOBILE NEW 1987 PONTIAC 6000 SALE INCLUDES: INCLUDES: CLOSEOUT! Listed are 3 examples M r conditioning E m otoroo w/cooootto Air conditioning ETR AM/FM stereo Automctlc tnnamiMlon Pulooto windoblold wiporo Ai'tomatlc transmission Tungsten halogen headlamps Belts, Custom Color Keyed Powor Mooring Tungoton hologon hoodlompo Power steering Lsft outsida mirror Seats, 55-45 Notchback Power front dioc brakoo Outolda mirrors Power front disc brakes Oasttnatlon charga w/cloth trm., Qlati, All Win­ Stool boltod wliltowollo Reclining bucket seats Deluxe wheal covers Operating console BRAND NEW dows Soft Ray Defogger, Elec. Stytod olool wboolo 2.0 liter EFI engine TIntsd glass 2.S liter EFI engine Rear Window, AC, Cuit. Mir­ TIntod glaoo Destination charge rors, Tilt, AM/FM Etr. Stereo Cruloo control Tin steering wheal 1987 OLDSMOBILE Radio System. 1988 NOVA NOT IN STOCK - M UST BE OROEREO NOT IN STOCK - M UST BE OROEREO Cutlass Supreme 2 Door Stk. AH8267 STOCK *8324 CHOICE OF 8 COLORS CHOICE OF 10 COLORS LIST PRICE *12,855.00 Equipped With: DISCOUNT » 1,775.00 1988 BUICK 1988 BUICK Tinted Glass, Air Conditioning, YOU PAY INVOICE *11,280.00 $ 8 8 9 9 Body Side Moldings, Accent $220° ° CASH OR TRADE * 1,500.00 CENTURY CUSTOM SEDAN REGAL CUSTOM COUPE Stripe, Sport Mirrors, Power Payment 60 Months Steering, Brakes, Whitewall BAL. TO FINANCE * 9,780.00 12.5% APR __ 1 ■■ I Tires & More. Stock #7496 ONLY n i , 6 9 9 ONLY ^12,299 Previous Oldsmoblle 'ifC 1988 CAVALIER Cwners deduct $1000 STOCK *8284 . NEW 1987 PONTIAC 6000 with GM Certificates... BCB RILEY’S CLCSECUT PRICE - $10,999 Less $1000 GM Certificate... $ 9 4 9 9 YOU Front Split Seat 45/45 with INCLUDES: PAY armreeL All Windows Soft INCLUDES: ONLY Ray, Cont. Cycle Da.fogger, Air conditioning E m AM/FM Stereo radio Air condMontne Em AM radio Elec. Rear Window, AC, Oust. Autofflotic transmission Left outside mirror Tinted glass Deluxe wheel covers MIrrorg, Cruise, Tilt Wheel, Outside mirrors •l!i*19ll8 BEREHA Aulomatle transmission Power steering Tungsten halogen headlamps AM/FM Etr. Stereo Radio Sys- n C n STOCK *8167 Power front disc brakes Osluxs wheel covers Power steering DesSnallon charge Steel belted whitewalls Destination charge 4>Wheal power brakes 2.S Mer VS engine **"’■ Stk. #H8127 TInIsd glass 2.5 liter EFI engine Tungsten halogen haadtampe NOT IN STOCK - M UST BE OROEREO NOT IN STOCK • M UST BE OROEREO $11,699 CHOICE OF 10 COLORS CHOICE OF 10 COLORS LIST PRICE *13,691.00 DISCOUNT * 1,892.00 YOU PAY INVOICE *11,799.00 $231 •!K*1988CELERRITY JE T FORCE CASH OR TRADE * 1,500.00 Payment 60 Months IICW STOCK *8197 BAL. TO FINANCE *10,299.00 12.5% APR 6 SEE& OUR BEST USED CAR BUYS!!! $12,199 1987’s LEFT COMPARE NEW 1987 PONTIAC 6000 ALL QUALITY BRAND & NEW PRICE Belte, Cuatom Color Keyed, *5995 4 * 7995 ,. 55-45 Notchback Seats w/cloth trlm„ All Windows Soft Ray, Mate, Defogger, Elec. ^ LUXURY CONVERTED VAN SALE 83 Chrysler 85 Plymouth Rear Window, AC, Oust. Mir­ rors, Tilt, AM/FM Etr. Stereo Save Up to ^4700. 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sto c k # .___ BRING YOUR TRADE tear 1988 emerging from i r S WORTH MORE THIS SATURDAY.... m o n t h i v p a v ^ smash movies J: BRAND NEW FOR 1988 Bv Bob Thomas '. Downey Jr. seems capable of HONDA ACCORD LX 4 DR...... The Associated Press joining the ranks of the younger 5 IN.STOCKI stars on the basis of “ The HOLLYWOOD - With the Pickup Artist” and the upcom­ nation’s movie box office roar­ ing "Less Than Zero.” ing toward a record, a major Although the reception to N *239* outfail of the bullish film "The Living Daylights” was '^‘"'^**»orPAVMfws_60_ ------market has been little noticed; mixed, the$50milliondomestic jM j 'NT«Br rak (AfR, 71.00^ « nanc£d *7 7,000.00 the emergence of hot ne w sta rs. gross seemed to indicate that Si; .V Whether producers like It or Timothy Dalton was accepted not. stars are the lifeblood of as the new James Bond and could prove useful in other ■ m i l ““* movies and always have been. But with the decline of the leading roles. With “ Sta­ studio system, star power keout.” Emilio Estevez showed he could handle grown­ 0 diminished in the 1970s and up roles. In “ Summer School,” early '80s. Mark Harmon demonstrated Only a handful of performers his ability to transfer from were considered stars, includ­ television to the big screen. ing Robert Redford, Burt The trend is excellent for ^lANOfsiERHtNtA Reynolds. Dustin Hoffman and directors, said Peter Yates Al Pacino, and because they ("Bullitt” ), who directed were in such great demand, the Quaid and <3ier in “ Suspect.” V actors commanded multimil­ <^*■3515 “ You can now ask for good, lion dollar salaries. trained actors and get the The ultimate was reached answer of, ’Yes.’ instead of, with Sylvester Stallone’s $16 ’Well, I don’t know if I can sell million for “ Rambo: First that to exhibitors.’ Blood in,” though he has since “ I never know who wants modified his contract in return major stars.” he said. “ All I for a larger share of the know is it makes your first two returns. weeks’ business much easier, BRAND NEW 88 PRELUDE "S” Now, the hits of 1987 have much better. I think basically created a number of ’’banka­ the public likes the idea of documentary about the struggle against Apartheid In stars. I think it’s very healthy Richard Attenborough relaxes during filming of the $20 ble” names (those who can , million epic, "Cry Freedom," a feature South Africa. inspire financing for film when there are more stars to projects) from actors who choose from. It’s no longer a were either unknown or lesser question of (Robert) Redford. known a year ago. (Paul) Newman and (Dustin) “ Fatal Attraction.” one of Hoffman. "With much wider selection Apartheid reaches Hollywood the year’s smash hits, has established Glenn Close as a of actors today, (the film business) has become more dramatic star of first rank waste of time. said. “ I don’t know, maybe $20million.’ He like a company of actors, Bv Bob Thomas after a series of distinguished The Associated Press The people I want to reach are those who said, “ If you get the right script and it’s ^ but less showy roles. ’The rather than a company of have never even considered the whole million, you have the money.” (Laughing) I personalities.” was never so amazed in my life. thriller also has catapulted LOS ANGELES - In 1983. Richard question of South Africa. In order to do that, Veteran producer Ray Stark Anne Archer to the forefront of Attenborough won the Academy Award for you have to make a film that is Q. Did you face any problems in the industry after years in (“ Funny Girl.’’ “ The Way We “ Gandhi.” the result of his 20-year effort to fundamentally entertaining. I ’m in the supporting roles. Were” ) observed; “ I think entertainment business; I’m not a politi­ shooting? film the life story of India’s martyred A. Nothing significant. The only real Kevin Costner, whose role in there has been an upsurge in cian. ... I make movies for millions of leader. concern was security. We filmed in “ The Big Chill” was reduced to stars who are good actors and This month Universal Pictures is releas­ people all over the world. Zimbabwe, which is one of the front-line 0 6 9 5 personalities as well.” ing “ Cry Freedom.” a $20 million epic Q. Was “ Cry Freedom” a long project for playing a corpse, came alive in states facing South Africa. Consequently, Stark has hired Costner for about the struggle against apartheid in you? 1987 with two hits. “ The my wife and I had armed guards all the “ Revenge.” to be filmed early South Africa. It stars Kevin Kline as A. It was a long project in the cooking, in Untouchables” ($76 million time. When we went out to supper in the next year. "H e has a tremend­ crusading editor Donald Woods and Denzel that I tried to make a film on apartheid in gross) and “ No Way Out” ($33 evening, we had someone sitting at the next SPECIAL FINANCE RATES ALL DAY SATURDAY — LEASING TOO!! ous truth within himself, and Washington as the black leader Stephen ^uth Africa in the late 1950s. I bought a million). table. Armed guards were on all the sets. that istrueofallthegreatstars. number of subjects and commissioned Dennis Quaid. who has been Biko. ^ ^ We learned from the government at the 3 Attenborough. 64. made his film debut as screenplays, but I never found one that was appearing in movies for a He also has a brilliant story end of the picture that there had been four a sailor in Noel Coward’s 1942 film “ In sufficiently entertaining. decade, surged into leading- sense, and I am making him incursions from South Africa in an attempt Which We Serve.” He continued as an actor After the showing of “ Gandhi.” this man status with three films: executive producer on the to destroy sets and that sort of thing, but we 1986 MERCURY after his wartime service, then turned to remarkable man, Donald Woods, sent me 1982 HONDA “ lnnerspace,” “ TheBigEasy” picture.” his biography of Steve Biko and Woods’ were not aware of that. A healthy trend in today’s directing in the 1969 with “ Oh! What a LYNX 4 DOOR WAGON and the upcoming “ Suspect.” Lovely War.” His other films as a director autobiography, “ Asking for ’Trouble.” For ACCORD 4 DOOR film world has been the Q. Have you visited South Africa? “ Innerspace” also provided include “ Young Winston.” “ A Bridge Too the first time, I thought there was a story emergence of new female A. Only once. I agreed to go for the star status for “ SC’TV” and Far,” “ Magic” and “ A Cborus Line.” that was encapsulated in its own time stars, with Close and Archer premiere of “ Gandhi,” only if the audien­ “ Saturday Night Live” comic In Hollywood for the opening of “ Cry frame — it would stand the test of time — joining other recent arrivals: ces were not. segregated. I think the 1984 HONDA Martin Short, soon to be seen Freedom,” Attenborough talked about his and it also had the entertainment qualities. 1985 CHEVROLET opposite Annette O’Toole in Kelly McGillis. Kim Basinger. It had the triumph of the human spirit; it government tried to cheat me. They said latest project in an interview with The the audiences would not be segregated, but “ Cross My Heart.” Shelley Long. Molly Rlngwald. didn’t end in total disaster. CIVIC HATCHBACK Associated Press. that was only in the theaters where the SPECTRUM 2 DOOR 5 SPEED The Academy Award­ Whoopi Goldbergand Kathleen Q. What was your purpose in making Q. Was the film as difficult to finance as Turner. “ Gandhi” ? premieres were. So I didn’t go. winning “ Platoon” brought “Cry Fre^om”? But I went with my wife in 1984 to see as stardom for at least two of its “ The situation is much bet­ A. I wanted to reach people who are A. Oddly enough, I don’t think I ve ever made a film where the money came more many people as I could, because I hadn’t actors: Tom Berenger. cur­ ter,” Archer said. “ But I wish unknowing, indifferent, or actually antago­ 1984 HONDA easily. I went to see Frank Price, who had decided about making the film. I felt it 1984 FORD rently in "Someone to Watch there were dozens of fabulous nistic, to persuade them that they can no female roles. 1 wish there were moved from Columbia to Universal. After essential to see Steve’s widow. If she didn’t CIVIC 4 DOOR Over Me.” and Oiarlie Sheen, longer ignore what goes on in South Africa. want the film made, I wouldn’t do it. TEMPO 4 DOOR, AUTO films in which most of the the usual pleasantries, he asked me what I soon in “ No Man’s Land.” Q. How do you balance drama with the Fortunately, she was enthusiastic and said characters were women in­ obvious message? wanted to do. I said I wanted to do the ’The surprise hit of “ Dirty Donald Woods stories. He said he knew the she would like the story to be based on the Dancing” has brought impetus stead of men. Almost every A. It’s very difficult. The problem always books of Donald Woods, one of Steve’s is that if you make an essentially stories, which had been at Columbia, and he 1984 PONTIAC 6000 to the careers of Jennifer Grey film you look at has five male closest friends. documentary film which is going to play in asked who I wanted to write the script. I 1983 VOLKSWAGEN and Patrick Swayze. and “ Ro- characters to every one fe­ Eventually, (the government) did a sort the art houses and thus “ preach to the said Jack Briley, who wrote "Gandhi.” 4 DOOR, AUTOMATIC bocop” has drawn new atten­ male. It’s all out of proportion, of character assassination on television. converted.” that’s fine. But I think it’s a He asked. “ How much will it cost?” I RABBIT 4 DOOR EX. CLEAN tion to Peter Weller. Robert an inequity in the business.” 1982 HONDA 1985 HONDA CIVIC HATCHBACK CIVIC, HATCHBACK, AIR Market lives in blazing colors

Now, he said, he plans tocomplete what 1984 CHEVROLET painting. 1984 RENAULT Bv Carl Manning will be a border of connecting panels The Associated Press “ It took me five years to come up with 9 MONTE CARLO SPORT COUPE the idea, which I got by watching them,” around the outer edge, with each panel 9 ENCORE, AUTO, AIR measuring about 45 feet by 15 feet. Then, CUERNAVACA, Mexico — Dangling in said Zorrilla. pointing to spiders weaving a web 100 feet above the shoppers. he hopes, artists from throughout the a giant net high above the fruit and Western Hemisphere will come and each vegetable vendors, the artist in his •nie work draws praise from its most constant watchers, the vendors. paint a section of the center. paint-spattered coveralls carefully adds “ They would paint their Impressions of a few strokes to what he hopes will “ It’s very beautiful and gives the market prestige. People come to look and their world, a collection of the politics and become the world’s largest mural. social structure of the Americas, by ’The images are bold and bright. of course to buy. That’s good for us,” said Emiliano Medina, who has been selling people of different countries. Truly, it Splashes of reds, yellows and greens in a would international,” he said. 8 onions and peppers in the market for 20 primitive style reflect the dally life below ’The latest panel is nearly finished after years. in the city’s Municipal Market, a four months of work b y ^ r r illa and his collection of 4,000 vendors under a huge, Zorrilla started work in 1984 on the planned 38,000-square-foot mural, and assistant, Humberto Lopez, 40. arched concrete roof. “ He is as Important as me,” the artist For the artist, Jose Silverio Saiz hopes to have it completed by the year Each 2000. The design for each panel first is said. "It is my creation, but he helps Zorrilla, it is a dream that has been with make it a reality.” him since he first walked through the drawn on paper, then divided into squares and painted on the ceiling. Like the other panels, it shows an market with a group of friends in 1979, aspect of the market life below. In this looked up and saw the ceiling. To him. it So far, however, he has only been able to complete about 7.200 square feet, case, it is the fish vendors, with a giant 7 1985 HONDA PRELUDE was a canvas waiting for a brush. scale weighing a fish and rows of soft MANY OTHER NICE HONDA’S “ My dream is to tell the story of the working only when he has money to buy paint, "nie rest of the time, he spends on drink bottles in the background. people, for the people. But it can not be Each panel stands as a separate work done without the help of the people, his smaller paintings or refining his ideas about the giant mural. of art, but together there is a sense of AND USED CARS IN STOCK Zorrilla said as he dabbed paint to the continuity representative of the market. latest of six panels lining one side of the “ When we have the paint, we can work and when we do not have it. we cannot Among the images are a giant serpent’s market near downtown Cuernavaca, a head and com — both Intricate parts of fast-growing city 48 miles southwest of work. It Is that simple,” he said with a shrug of his broad shoulders. Mexico’s ancient Indian heritage, fruit Mexico City. ^ v j * Zorrilla first planned to paint a giant vendors, a woman buying vegetables, MANOtSTiW-IONCA One of the first problems he had to soft drink and tortilla vendors and meat overcome was the simple mechanics of border around a centerpiece that would AfplwlQ pay homage to the history of Mexico and sellers. , , PROFESSIONALS how to paint a ceiling without disrupting Both men devote all their time to their Mexican artist Jose Silverio Saiz Zorrilla works on what he saya the market below with scaffolding. His Morelos state, whose capital is Cuernav­ 24 ADAMS ST., AAANCHESTER aca. But after a time, he realized it was project with money coming from public will be the world’s largest mural, high above the municipal solution was to erect a giant net to hang donations or the sale of smaller paintings EXIT 62 OFF 1-84 like a hammock, fasten it to the ceiling too big a project, even for a man with market in Cuernavaca. grand visions. in the same style. 1099S 646-3515 Just 8 Miles From Hartford with hooks and then lie in it while MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Nov. 18. 1987-17 »« - MANrHESTER HERALD. Friday. Nov. 13. 1987 A i M c e W e e k e n d e r s Waylon Jennings reflects on life

works as well as to see them. The Gallery may be Bv Joe Edwards includes 16 No. 1 country records and his years - entered free, through the museum’s Avery Theater as narrator on the hit TV series,' "The Dukes of Crafty artist talks Little people get The Associated Press Hazzard.” entrance. NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Reclusive rebel His "Greatest Hits” album in 1979 sold 4 Community Renewal Team of Greater Hartford million copies after he cultivated a well- fnc. will host visual artist Richard Yarde of Waylon Jennings, a country music star who Turkey for supper has guarded his privacy as fiercely as he defined "outlaw” image through an LP of that Amherst. Mass, on Sunday at 4 p.m. Yarde will a leg up on life fought for his independence, is baring his life name. speak about the field of visual art displays. The First Congregational Church of Coventry will ‘ with an autobiographical album. Jennings also was involved in well- CRT Craftery Gallery, at 1445 Main St.. Hartford, The new album, “A Man Called Hoss,” is publicized disputes with record producers and have a roast turkey supper on Saturday from 4:30 DEAR record companies over his insistence to do will open at 2p.m. to 6; 30 p.m. in the fellowship hall on Main Street. ABBY: I saw a Jennings’ 55th LP. It traces his youthful days in West ’Texas to his cocaine habit at the height songs his way rather than heeding advice Admission is $4.50, $4 for senior citizens and $2 for letter in your from others. column adver­ of his career in the mid-1970s when he and kids ages seven to 12. Children under seven are Willie Nelson teamed up. The record seems He lists the high point in his career as Music mystery admitted free. The public is welcome. tising Tall Clubs Dear Abbv “selling all the records — ’Music Man’ and ‘01’ International. ironic from a performer who has rarely The Willimantic Orchestra will be It^tioning Abigail Van Buren discussed his drug use in public and who has Waylon’ — and when Willie (Nelson) and I 80 I hope you kept one of the lowest profiles in country were hot.” three candidates this season for the post of will do as much He talked about two of his best known hits, conductor. The first concert is Sunday at 3 p.m. in Dinner delight music during his 24-year career. for short people. “I’m taking a chance because this is so both duets with Nelson, in a recent interview; Shafer Hall on the campus of Eastern Connecticut Roast beef is the specialty at this church dinner Our club, the “Mammas Don’t Let Your Babies Grow Up State University. The program will feature works personal. I don’t think anything like this has sponsored by the Community Baptist Church on Billy Barty ever been done before,” said Jennings, who is to Be Cowboys”; “All of us are cowboys at by Beethoven. Wagner. Corelli. Janacek and East Center Street. Seatings are Saturday at 5 and Foundation for doing a Broadway-style, one-man show to heart; they are the lasting American hero. He Little People, is signifies the Marlboro Man and the ladies Ravel. 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $6, kids under 12 are $3. For perform songs on the LP. Francis Leger. who will be conducting, received a non-profit organization founded I was very upset and don’t feel man. .He’s got it all.” more Information, call 643-7549. The album cut, “I’m Living Proof (There’s his education at Ithaca College in New York. by Billy Barty in 1957 for anyone 4 that they should be left alone yet. Life After You) ” is about his 21 years of drug “Luckenbach”: ’Til be honest, I never Boston Conservatory of Music in Boston, and he foot 10 and under. She says that they can take care of abuse. liked it but I knew it was a hit song. It was N studied special conducting techniques in Germany ’The foundation fights for little themselves. Abby, the two younger “Drugs is a love affair just like it would be about back to the basics. I’ve never been to Festive sounds heard people’s rights. It also acts as a Luckenbacb (a small town in Texas).” and Italy. ones are a handful for us, and I can’t with another person. It’s like a woman can resource center, giving informa­ see how they can be controlled by become the most important thing in your life,” He and Nelson have always been close. ’The oratorio "Elijah,” a combined musical effort tion about available jobs, special an 8-year-old. Kidnapping, al­ “He’s my brother of the road,” Jennings said.. by The Lebanon Community Choir and the he said. Fair fun In Bolton clothing, shoes, health care, inde­ though very unlikely, is a fear of “I had a bad habit, 21 years solid, as bad as However, further duets are unlikely because Emanuel Lutheran Church Choir, will be presented pendent living and emotional sup­ mine. Also they could get hurt, or anyone. It was $l,S0O-a-day for cocaine. I they record for competing labels and in the Sunday at 3 p.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 port as well as social interaction. damage something. Am I wrong? thought I could handle it. I was down to 170 past, their sessions were always spur of the The United Methodist Church of Bolton. 1041 We welcome people of all ages, Also, at what age can the oldest be moment. Boston Turnpike, will have its annual fair Saturday Church St. The seventy singers will be pounds and having dizzy spells. I was on the WAYLON JENNINGS accompanied by members of the Manchester races and religions. For informa­ left alone at home to baby-sit the edge.” His recording of the theme song from “The from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Handcrafts, gift gallery and tion about the club nearest you. others? . . . releases 55th album Dukes of Hazzard” was h million seller, and 0 Jbzz group performs Symphony Orchestra and other area musicians. He leased a home in Arizona in 1984 where he luncheon will be featured. Admission is free, but donations will be accepted. write to; Billy Barty Foundation for OVERPROTECTIVE FATHER? went and kicked the habit. misses doing the show. Little People. 10954 Moorpark St., September. It is co-produced by former “It was a lot of fun and it gave me a whole of Connecticut in Storrs on Saturday at 8 DEAR FA’THER: “Overprotec- “You go through pain and it messes up your The Modern Jazz Quartet, traveling on North Hollywood. Calif. 91602. sleeping,” he said about the recovery. “I’d “M-A-S-H” star Wayne Rogers. different thing to do,” he said. “I aimed the Impersonator performs p.m. For ticket information, call 486- Please enclose a self-addressed tive”? Not in my book. ’Three “Some people may not care, but I think narration at children and it made it work. The its 35th anniversary tour, will perform at Art by candellght children 7 and under should not be wake up at 2 or 3 in the morning. When my stamped envelope, and be patient mind cleared, I saw the effect it was having on some people will relate to it,” Jennings said show would have been the flop of the century if Jorgensen Auditorium at the University 4226. left in the care of an 8-year-old. it had been aimed at adults.” For a zany look at male and female Historic South Norwalk will host an evening of because we rely on volunteers to Jessi (Colter, his wife). You don’t have the about the songs on the album which he impersonations, “camp” humor and humor, join staff our office. Furthermore, children under 12 performs during the show. “People like to be His career could have been cut short by art gallery openings and exhibits on Saturday. right to destroy others, and I wasdylng before Real Art Ways. Allyn Street. Hartford-, in university campus. Admission is $8 for two days and $4.50 for one day SHARON ALBERTS should not be left unsupervised in a 'on the inside.’ A few years ago, 4 million tragedy in 1959. He was scheduled to be on the Strolling musicians will play in the streets of toy department — or any other her eyes. My boy’s attention span (he was 4 light plane that crashed and killed Buddy V which includes entrance to the dealers’ displays, people wanted to hear me sing.” presenting Ethyl Eichelberger from New York City • ’Jolly Paupers” is the story of two “schlemiels” department, for that matter. Unat­ then) was longer than mine.” all events and movies on the day of your admission. Norwalk’s restored waterfront section. Along with DEAR SHARON; Here’s hoping His one-man show began with a four-day run For the SO-year-old Jennings, 1987 has Holly, Ritchie Valens and J.P. “The Big tonight at 8. He will perform scenes from struggling to make a living while dreaming of the gallery openings, shops and restaurants will be tended children have been known to Bopper” Richardson. Shakespeare’s “King Lear” and “The Tempest” in get-rich-quick schemes and will be shown with For more information, call 289-1208. this gives “little people” a big at Duke University in North Carolina in become a year to reflect on a career that open. For more information, call 838-0077. boost. “disappear” from shopping malls his own versions called “Leer and The Tempest of another new comedy, “I Want to be a Boarder.” and other public places. Chim-Lee.” Eichelberger portrays several For ticket information, call 243-4340. DEAR ABBY: This concerns the The age at which a child is characters simultaneously in dramas loosely based Pops play Sousa safety of our four young children competent to look after younger Hollyrama hosts holidays siblings would depend on the level on classic tales. The Hartford Pops opens its season this weekend (three girls ages 8.7 and 6, and a son Los Angeles band gets Into the swim of things Tickets are $6 and $5 for members and are Comic book convention South Congregational Church, 277 Main St., almost 4). ’The other day we were of maturity of the child. In my view, with a Sousa at the Pops in full makeup and the average 8-year-old lacks four or available at the door. For more information, call Hartford, will host Hollyrama, a country fair for shopping in one part of the store, LOS ANGELES (AP) - The hauled drums, keyboards, guitar bandleader Mouth afterward. "It tunes like “Sea Cruise” as well as Connection 11, the annual comic book convention, costumes of the era. Conductor Keith Brion has five years to qualify. their own composition “Wet Rap.” 525-5521. city folk, on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. my wife took the four children to band’s sound was a little muffled and microphones into the pool sounded so great I couldn’t believe will be Saturday and Sunday at the Holiday Inn on selected some of Sousa’s most well-known numbers another area of the store. When I and the usual gyrations a bit adjacent to the Los Angeles Coli­ it.” Mouth, a 35-year-old musician Roberts Street. East Hartford, beginning at 10 a.m. including “Stars and Stripes Forever.” In addition to farm produce, booths will offer went to join her, T found the children For Abby’s booklet, “How to The musicians, using water­ and entertainer, said the perfor­ homebaked goods and Christmas items. Santa will sluggish, but when it came time to seum Thursday, tuned up and let The convention will present over 50 tables of Performances are today and Saturday at 8 p.m. at alone in the toy section. She had left Have a Lovely Wedding,” send a things rock — 10 feet under water. proofed instruments plugged into mance capped a dream he has had Yiddish humor be on hand to talk with the kids as well as booths for play the Los Angeles Swim Sta­ collectible comics including Star Trek and other Bushnell Memorial Hall. them there while she went to the check or money order for $2.50 and dium, Jim Mouth and his four low-voltage electrical equipment to put a full rock band in a pool since a long, stamped (39 cents), self- he played the drums under water Two Yiddish comedies with English subtitles will science fiction items. Tickets cost from $9 to $27 and are on sale at the children headed by children. For more catalog department, which was in musician friends jumped right in. “We could hear ourselves singing and breathing air puinped into information, call 249-8627. another section of the building — addressed envelope to; Dear Abby. and everything down there,” said swim masks, ran through 1950s about 10 years ago. be shown at the University of Hartford’s Maurice Special guests include Kevin Eastman and Peter Bushnell box office on Capitol Avenue and all area Wedding Booklet. P.O. Box 447. The group, named Atlantis. Ticketron outlets. For more information, call out of sight and sound of the toy Greenberg Center for Judaic Studies on Sunday at 3 Laird, creators of the “Teenage Mutant Ninja area. Mount Morris. III. 61054. p.m. at the Konover Campus Center on the Turtles” comic book. Bushnell Memorial Hall at 246-6807. Hockanum walk planned Mystery spoof and music The Hockanum River Linear Park Committee will sponsor a walk on Sunday at 1 p.m. starting Shakiness unusual The Windsor Jesters will perform an Agatha from the School Street parking lot. This is one of the featuring: Christie-style mystery-musical, “Something’s less-challenging hikes the group sponsors. In case Afoot,” tonight and Saturday night as well as next of rain, it will be Nov. 22. weekend at 8; 15 p.m. at the L.P. Wilson for 9-year-old girl Community Center on Matianuck Avenue, Windsor. Afternoon at the movies DEAR DR. Tickets are $8 at the door. Students and senior The film, “ Zack and the Magic Factory,” will be GOTT: I am a eun 9-year-old girl. I citizens may purchase tickets for $4. For more shown on Saturday afternoon at 2 in the Junior Best Italian 1984-86 information, call 699-6996. read comics ev­ Voted Conneclirul Magazine Room of the Mary Cheney Library. This film is ery morning and D r. G o tt meant for children who are at least 6 years old. read your co­ Peter Gott, M.D. Pajama fun lumn. You said a -A tired feeling li* Preients A !Sew Diversified .Menu The musical comedy, "Pajam a Game” will be Silhouettes In the shade should be 3 presented tonight and Saturday at 8 p.m. at East checked out. My Weekend Specials ■ Italian Cuisine ■ Seafood ■ Fowl • Steaks ■ Ribs Glassy-eyed ’The Connecticut Historical Society presents big sister and Hartford Middle School on Burnside Avenue. mom have a Tickets are $5 and available at the door. For more silhouette aritist Deborah O’Connor who will be • Veal Salten B occa...... *8.25 R. Bruce Laughlin of tired feeling, but information, call 568-5150 or 568-6589. creating shadow outline portraits from noon to 5 when it happens to me. I shake and fluoride rinse. Is this helping or am A Dining Room With A View Manchester checks p.m. Sunday at the historical society on 1 Elizabeth tremble and can barely walk. I wasting my money? • Fresh Eggplant Parmigiana...... *5.95 over some of his works St., Hartford. The cost is two for $10. Should I be checked out? At 3 p.m., a special family workshop on shape in fused glass. Laugh­ Art displayed DEAR READER: The use of • Fried Jumbo Shrimp & Scallops...... *7.95 Enjoy Winter s beauty and silouette cutting will be presented. Admission DEAR READER: Yes. Symp­ fluoride-containing toothpaste or lin and basket makers Jed Jackson will display his paintings on is $2 for adults, $1 for kids under 12 and free to toms of fatigue associated with mouthwash is probably sufficient;' • Tenderloin Tips t«ui»»d wA*(n» muthroonw...... *8.95 using both may be redundant. on the mountain... Manon-Lu Christ and civilization tonight through Dec. 11 at Real Art members. Reservations should be made by shaking and trembling should be • Chicken Cordon Bleu ...... *7.95 Carol Lasnier will Ways, on Allyn Street in Hartford. An opening Saturday by calling 236-5621. brought to your pediatrician’s Nonetheless. If your dental enanlel reception will be held in his honor at 6 tonight. The attention. Because loss of energy is particularly prone to damage and demonstrate their can have many causes. I think that decay, you may need to attend LA STRADA Restaurant crafts Saturday from 1 gallery is open, free of charge, daily from 10 a.m. to more scrupulously to oral hygiene 5 p.m. For more infonnation, call 525-5521. you need an examination and, 471 HBMord M3-»1»5 to 4 p.m. in the lobby possibly, blood tests to check out than does the average person. Ask 60 ViUa Louisa Road. Bolton. C T 646-3161 Local dancers perform the situation. It’s important to your dentist to give you specific of the Lowe Program investigate any symptoms — either advice. Dentists are usually more Center at Manchester Touch the art WORKS Contemporary Dance will begin its fall in youngsters or adults — that concerned about gums than cavi­ Community College. season with performances on Saturday at 8 p.m. deviate from normal. ties for your age group, so you’ll T H E H o m estead The Lions Gallery at the Wadsworth Atheneum. probably get advice about flossing, Special Luncheon Daily and Sunday at 7 p.m. at the Greater Hartford A fine dining experience with a country antique flair. This is offered in Main St., Hartford, is featuring artist-sculptor, DEAR DR. GOTT: Our grandson instead. conjunction with the Donna Johnson, from Sunday through February 14 Jewish Community Center on Bloomfield Avenue, said that if you take two aspirin at Tues., Wed. & Thurs./Sunday 11:30 am thru 3:30 pm annual exhibition by with an opening reception on Sunday at the gallery West Hartford. bedtime, you can lose three pounds Learn how to help protect your­ Monday thru Saturday WORKS will perform three new dances including self from heart and arterial dis­ the Society of from 2 to 5 p.m. overnight. What do you think? November Weekday Speeial Johnson’s works include Seasonseries. four the work of eight Connecticut artists. Tickets are ease; Send for Dr. Gott’s new Featuring Peking Duck Dinner Connecticut. Craftsmen, scuptures each with a theme of the seasons. The $8, $6 for students and senior citizens. For more DEAR READER: Unless your Health Report, Eating Right For a Baked Stuffed g r now in the college's information, call 522-1045 or 236-4571. grandson is a research scientist Healthy Heart. Send $1 and your for *14.95 per person Lions Gallery offers visitors a chance to touch the . name and address to P.O. Box Bay Scallops Newspace Gallery. discovering new, unpublished in­ Indudet relith. toup, MUd. entree, choic^ of polatoe. coffee or lea. (Min. for two) formation about aspirin, I would 91369. Cleveland. OH 44101-3369. Be JOY have to disagree with him. In sure to mention the title. Weekend Special - n o oe GLEANERS HOLIDAY FAIR people who retain excess amounts Seafood Medley over Uagnlni...... OF THE Middle Turnpike C in e m a Second Congregational Church of salt, the use of aspirin (and ___ Manchester Political 111ms highlight Saturday, November 14, 1987 similar drugs) can cause poor blood flow through the kidneys, with a T h o u g h ts 50 Higgins Highway (Rte. 31) ' ^ 0 1 ( 643-4600 (R) FrlandSotmldnlght.-The Rocky Church Community House resulting buildup of urea in the HARTFORD Horror Picture Show (R) FrI and Sot Mansfield ■ 456-2240 Tba Honmitad' Clnsmo City — The Pricess Bride Boston Turnpike, Route 44, Coventry system. Therefore, although as­ London’s 31st film fast (PG ) FrI 7,9:40; Sot and Sun 1:20,3:50, midnight. On the way to work several weeks 7,9:40. — Made In Heaven (PG) FrI 0:50, 9:30 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. pirin can affect the kidneys, it does VERNON ago I saw a racon. “Big deal,” 9 9:20: Satand Sun 1:10,3:40,0:50,9:20.— C Ine l ft2— Dirty Dancing (PG-13) FrI Many groups and craftsman participating. not act as a diuretic (stimulant to LONDON (AP) — Two politi­ as to alter his sense of the Chuck Berry H alil Halil Rock 'n* Roll urine flow). An overnight three- you may be thinking. But this ^ircff ^ n n Weekend Special (PG ) Prl 0:40,9:30; Satand Sun 1,3:30, 7:10,9:15; Sat and Sun 1:30,4,7,9:15.— raccoon was sitting on a busy street cally loaded British films will material. 0:40, 9:30. — Sommy ft Rosie FrI 7:10, Like Father Like Son (PG-13) FrI 7:10; LUNCHEON: 11:30 A.M. to 1:30 P.M. pound weight loss would be a highly open and close next month’s 31st Other British films to be 9:50; Sat and Sun 1:30, 4, 7:10,9:50. Sat and Sun 2 ,4:15,7:10. — Someone to corner in the middle of town. He Best Italian 1984-86 Watch Over Me (R) FrI-Sun 9:30. ROAST PORK SUPPER: Sittings at 5:00 P.M. & 6:00 P.M. unlikely consequence of taking two Chicken Marsala London Film Festival, which screened include Richard Atten­ aspirin tablets. was out of his element. Voted Connecticut Magaiinc served on a bed of fettucine with this year features over 140 borough’s highly acclaimed EAST HARTFORD WEST HARTFORD Tickets available at the Fair or by calling 742-6255. Following the brief flash of movies from 40 countries. “Cry Freedom,” with Denzel Eostwood Pub ft Cinema — Like Elm 1 ft 2— Dirty Dancing (PG-13) FrI excitement at spotting a “wild” a wide selection of wine by the Father Like Son (PG) FrI ond Sat 7:15, 7, 9:30; Sot and Sun 2, 4:15, 7, 9:30. — DEAR DR. GOTT: My skin Presents A New Diversified Menu bottle or glass. "A Prayer for the Dying,” Washington as the late South , 9:15; Son 7:30. Like Father Like Son (PG) FrI 7,9:30; problems have been making life animal in downtown, suburban Mike Hodges’ film starring African activist Steve Biko; Poor Richard’s Pub ft Cinema — Sot and Sun 2, 4:15, 7,9:30. miserable for 18 years, since Manchester, I found myself feeling a Italian Cuisine ■ Seafood ■ Fowl ■ Sleaii< ■ Ribs ■ Hhrlford IRffad Caft Dirty Dancing (PG-13) FrI and Sat 7:30, sorry for this raccoon. Where did he Mickey Rourke as a disillusi­ Bruce Robinson’s "Withnail and 9:30, midnight; Sun 5, 7:30,9:30. puberty. Accutane has helped WILLIMANTIC live? Was he safe there? Wouldn’t oned Irish Republican Army I,” set in London in the late Showcase Cinemas 1-9 — Hello Again U.A. The Cinemas — The Running somewhat, but my acne is cystic. It A Dining Room With A View Lunc)i Served SUNDAY BRUNCH gunman and Alan Bates as the 1960s; and David Leland’s (PG ) F r11:20,7:20,9:30,11:30; Sat 12:20, Man (R) FrI 5:30, 7:30, 9:45,11:45; Sot he get parasites from eating 2:35, 4:50, 7:15, 9:30, 11:30; Sun 12:20, flares up around my period. Re­ from 11:00-5:00 gangster who hires him, opens “Wish You Were Here,” with 1:30, 3:40, 5:30, 7:30, 9:45, 11:45; Sun garbage? I found myself feeling Enjoy Winters beauty 11:30-2:30 2:35,4:50,7:15,9:30. — Boby Boom (PG) 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 9:45. — Fatol cently there’s been a noticeable Dinner from 5:00-10:00 pm the today event on Nov. 11. 16-year-old Emily Lloyd in a Fr11:10,7:25,9:40,11:50; Sat 12:10,2:20, Attraction (R) FrI 5, 7:15, 9:30, 11:«; Glastonbury High School increase in hair around my nipples, sorry for him not just because of the The festival closes Nov. 29 stunning film debut. 4:30, 7:25, 9:40, 11:50; Sun 12:10, 2:20, Sat 2, 5,7:15,9:30,11:45; Sun 15 ,7 :1 5 , below my naval and on my chin. perils he faced in the foreign world on the mountain... 4:30,7:25, 9:40. — Suspect (R) Fr11:25, 9:30. — Hello Again (PG) FrI 5,7,9,11; in which he has chosen to live but 378 Hartford Road, Manchester, CT with a love story set against Among the 34 American films 7:10, 9:45, 12:05; Sat 12:50, 4:10, 7:10, Sat 1,3,5,7,9,11; Sun 1,3,5,7,9. — Less Hubbard Street Could this indicate that a hormonal racial strife in London. “Sammy being shown at the festival, 9:45,12:05; Sun 12:50,4:10,7:10,9:45.— Than Zero (R) FrI 5:30,7:45,9:45,11:45; imbalance Is the cause of my acne? because of all he is forfeiting by not 60 yUla Louisa Road. Bolton. CT 646 3161 647-0489 and Rosie Get Laid” is the which Whitakercalls “the major The Hidden (R) FrI 1:45, 7:40, 9 :« , Sot 1 ;30,3:30,5:30,7:45,9:45,11:45; Sun living in the element for which he 11:45; Sat 12:45, 2:45, 4:45, 7:40, 9:45, 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:45, 9:45. — The much-anticipated new film from non-competitive festival in the 11:45; Sun 12:45,2:45,4:45,7:40,9:45.— Princess Bride (PG) 5,7,9,11; Sat1,3,5, DEAR READER: Yes, it could. was created. Unless he forsakes the The Sicilian (R) FrI 1:M, 7:30, 10:05, 7,9,11; Sun 1,3,5,7,9.— Suspect(R)FrI Sat Nov. 14, 1987 easily accessible trash and heads 7 Stephen Frearsand Hanif Kurei- world.” are David Mamet’s Some forms of cystic acne appear thriller “House of Games,” 12:15; Sot 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:30, 10:05, 5, 7:15, 9:30, 11:45; Sot 2, 5, 7:15, 9:30, for the hills he will never know of shi, the director-screenwriter 12:15; Sun 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:30, 10:05. — 11:45; Sun X5, 7:15,9:30. 10:30 to 4:00 to be dependent on male hormone Featuring team behind “My Beautiful which closed the New York Film Fatol Attroctlon (R) FrI 1, 7:15, 9:M, levels. All women normally have quiet woods, clear streams, fish, M argaritas Look for another Laundrette.” Festival and won praise from 12:10; Sat 12,2:20,4:40,7:15,9:50,12:10; Admission: *2.50 small amounts of this hormone in fresh water mussels and crayfish. critics and audiences. Sun 12, 2:20, 4:40, 7:15, 9:50. — The $100,000 reward Raccoons were not created for Film festival director Sheila Running Man (R) FrJ } $ ' Children under 12 Free their bodies. However, if the Steaks Whitaker defended her choice of Paul Newman’s “The Glass 12:10; Sot 12:40, 2:50, 5, 7:40, 10, 12:10; downtown street corners and trash During the Korean War, a North *4.50 Per Couple with ad female/male hormone ratio is Seafood “A Prayer for the Dying, “which Menagerie,” adapted from the Sun 12:40, 2:50, 5, 7:40,10. — LessThon disrupted, acne and inappropriate cans no matter how healthy his Manchester area Zero (R) FrI 1:15, 7:20, 9:35,11:40; Sat Korean pilot landed his Soviet-built current outward appearance director Hodges publicly dis­ Tennessee Williams play will 12:15, 2:15, 4:20, 7:20, 9:35, 11:40; Sun MIG plane in South Korea in 1953 to Limit 1 couple per ad. hair growth can become more owned prior to iU poorly re­ also be shown, as well as one of 12:15, 2:15, 4:20, 7:20, 9:35. — Deoth collein a $100,000 reward for the noticeable. Ask your dermatologist seems. Food From South ceived American release in the summer’s blockbusters, Wish IV — The Crackdown (R) Fr11:35, This show Is sponsored by if he or she would be willing to refer Doesn’t that make you think just 7:45, 10:05, midnight; Sat 12:35, 2:25, first MIG delivered to United UNICO and they will have a little bit about the lifestyles many restaurant advertised here September from the Samuel “Stakeout,” directed by John 4:15, 7:45, 10:05, midnight; Sun 12:35, Nations forces. you to an endocrinologist, a special­ STEAK Border Goldwyn Co. Badham and starring Richard 2:25,4:15,7:45, 10:05. food available. ist who could assess your hormone of us have chosen? Are we perhaps She said it was a good film. Dreyfuss. imbalance. out of our element? What are we I Now accepting reservations for your Holiday parties “It’s a black comedy, highly As a bow to “glasnost,” the MANCHESTER EMERGENCY E to an o ^erryw in n ierh an ^ dress will be among the forfeiting by settling for the trash of UA Theaters East — Dirty Dancing 146 crafts people from all over New England at this craft fair. this world rather than God’s next week! ironic.... We Just look at the film new openness associated with (PG-13) FrI 7:15, 9:40; Sat and Sun 2, Fire — Police — Medical DEAR DR. GOTT: I’m 35, and all OPEN EVERY NIGHT as a film.” Soviet leader Mikhail Gorba­ 4:30, 7:15, 9:40. — Someone to Watch There will be all popular crafts, plus many one-of-a-kInd. my back teeth have fillings. I brush intended purposes for us. Hodges charged that the film chev, the festival will show six Over Me (R) FrI 7, 9:30; Sot and Sun 2, 4:15, 7, 9:30. — Like Father Like Son DIAL twice a day. and at night I rinse with 429-1900 had been re-edited in such a way films from the Soviet Union. 911 ★ ★ for info (617) 263-7243 ★ ★ m h Rev. David W. Molten (Rt. 32, Mansfield) (PG-13) 7:20, 9:20; Sat and Sun 2,4:20, In Manchester an anti-plaque liquid, brush with a 7:20, 9:20. — Pink Floyd, The Wall (R) Mrtar-control paste and use a Chnrelt ol the Uvldg Ottd FrI and Sat midnight. — Heavy Metal M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Nov. IS. 1M7

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nique Van Vooren, Udo K i^ . 1974. 5:00PM 9t) Wonderful Worid of Die- (9 ) I D Late Night with David Letterman (X) MOVIE; 'Kniir A young warrior at­ tempts to reacue Wb brida from evH space ney: Donald Quacks U p A s a child psy­ 10:30PM (2$ IN N N a w t (In Stereo) chologist. Profbssor Ludwig von Drake nR . invaders. Ken Marshall, Lyaetta Am hony, ® Alfred Hitchcock Presents observes the antics of Donald Duck and his BELVEDERE (3) Odd Ooupl* Freddie Jones. 1983 Gene Scott nephews Huey, Dewey and Louie. (60 SD Show do Rolando Barral ID O H I t C ity min.) In the "Trian­ [ESPN] Hamoaa Racing; Braadort [HBO] MOVIE: Class' A prep school [ESPN ] SportsLook [E S P N ] T ru c k and T racto r Pull (60 min.) gle" episode of C ro w n From Pompano Beach. FIs. (60 student embarks on an affair with an older woman, unaware that she's hia room­ [U S A ] Night Flight [HBO] MOVIE: 'Murphy's Romance' ABC s "Mr. Bel­ min.) (Live) mate's mother. Rob Lowe, Jacqueline Bis- (C C ) A n easy-going widower falls for the 2:05AM CD N e w s vedere," airing 11:00PM CD CD ® ® ®J N e w s set, Andrew McCarthy. 1983. Rated R. new young woman in tow n. Sally Field. [ H B O ] Inside tha N F L Hosts: Jam es Gamer. Brian Kerwiri. 1985. Rated FRIDAY. NOV. (X) ® ) M-A-S-H [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Friday the 13th, Part 2:10AM Len Dawson, Nick Buoniconti. |60 nin.l |ln PQ-13. 13. Wesley (Brice (X) Slnmn & Simon VI: Jason Lives' (CC) Now dead and bur­ led. Jason Is all but a bad nightmare, but Stereo) [TMC] MOVIE: 'Ccxie Nante; Emer^d' Beckham, r.) QS INN Newt the bloody carnage may not be over yet. A U.S. double agent infihrates the Gestapo 2:30AM Qj) Keys to Success tries to Impress El­ (3) Taloa From tha Darktlda Two Far Tom Mathews, Jennifer Cooke. David Ka­ to protect a captured Allied officer with len (Lisa Wil­ East trevelera claim a spoiled brat as Lo gan. 1986. Rated R. (in Stereo) dD Music City. U.S.A. advance knowledge of the D -D ay invasion. cox), who he se­ Pun's next heir to the throne. [C N N ] Sports Latenight Ed Harris. Max Von Syd ow . Eric Stoltz. 1:00AM E Archie Bunker's Place 1985. Rated PG. cretly adores. ( 9 Casebook of Sherlock Holmes [ESPN] SportsCenter E Home Shopping Overnight Service ( 9 Soap 5:30PM [ D i s ] B row n W o lf The lives of (2 hrs.) 2:40AM To Be Announcod. a city couple, w ho have moved to northern CHECK IISTINGS ID PELICULA: '5,000 Doleres de Re E Joe Franklin 2: 50 AM [ M A X ] m o v i e : -H o u m ' (C C ) Califomta. are changed when a woH dog FOR EXACT TIME com pense' El sheriff de un pueblo trata de Tales From the Darkside Trapped in A young writer must face the horrors of Ws “adopts" them. termlnar con el jefe de una pandilla de ban­ GD doleros. Claudio Brook. Jorge Luke. an Aladdin-type lamp for 10,000 years, a past when hia son disappears in an old fa­ 6:00PM (X) (£ ® (P 9S) Newrs genie terrorizes a couple with man-eating mily home, William Katt, George Wendt. I D Late S h o w (R) (In Stereo) Richard Moll. 19B8. Rated R. C5D Three's Company tigers, hailstones and falling vines from [C N N ] Moneyline ceilings. (D Magnum. P.l. 3:00AM (X) Home Shopping Over­ [D IS ] Missing Adventures of Ozzle and ® M aude night Service Continuaa (2 hra.) CfD Jeffarsons (CC). Harriet ® W h a t a Country! Nikolai takes charge a s MOVIE: "Think Fast. Mr. Moto' An (3 ) Simon ii Simon [TM C ] MOVIE: Friday the 13th - the of the finances for the immigrants' trip to Four teenage couples find horror at an iso­ expert at Judo and sleight of hand solves 1959. Rated G. Final Chapter' (CC) Jason the masked Disneyland. ( S ) Gimme a Break lated lake. Dana Kimmell, Paul Kratka, Tra- crimes that baffle the rest of the worid, [ESPN] PGA Golf: Kapulaua Invita­ killer returns to wreak violent vengeance (2$ Doctor Who cie Savage. 1982. [C N N ] Crossfire Peter Lorre, Virginia Field. 1937. tional Third round, from Maui, Hawaii. (90 on the denizens of Crystal Lake summer ® T.J. Hooker E ® Full House (C C ) Danny and his min.) (Live) camp. Crispin Glover, Kimberly Beck, [ESPN] SpeedWeek [C N N ] News Overnight family are chosen to make a promotional [ESPN] PGA Golf: Kapulaua Invita­ ® 13) Family Ties • [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Jumpin' Jack Flash' Corey Feldman. 1984. Rated R. (In Stereo) 1:05AM E Love Boat announcement to boost ratings at the T V tional Third round, from Maul, Hawaii. (90 H ) Reporter 41 (CC) A Manhattan computer operator's station where Danny works. 11:30PM E Late S h o w (R) (In Stereo) [M AX] MOVIE: Deadly life is turned upside down when a British 1:15AM min.) (R) @ ) MacNell / Lehrer Newshour Nightline (CC). Friend' (C C ) A young girl rendered brain- f E Bosom Buddies intelligence agent trapped in Eastern Eu­ E [TM C ] MOVIE: 'I Ought to Be in Pic­ dead by her abusive father receives a [CNN] Inside Politics '88 rope starts sending messages through her GD Honeymooners tures' A jobless screenwriter reluctantly (ID Hill Street Blues computer-brain from a 15-year-otd genius. terminal. W hoopi Goldberg, Stephen Col­ rediscovers love and faith when Ws teen­ [DIS] Mouseterplece Theater 9 Sybeivision Matthew Laborteaux. Kristy Swanson, (3D Colum bo lins, John W ood. 1986. Rated R. (In age daughter unexpectedly arrives for a [ESPN] SportsLook To n ig h t S h o w (In Stereo) Anne Twomey. 1986, Rated R 9 ) MOVIE: 'Re-Animator' A young Stereo) (9) (9 visit. W alter Matthau, Ann-Margret, Dinah [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Gods Must Be scientist obsessed with restoring life to the (9 Racing from Pleinsfield [U S A ] Night Flight Manoff. 1982. Rated PG. Crazy' (CC) A Coca-Cola bottle dropped dead creates havoc at a New England univ­ 9:30PM E ID Pursuit of Happiness ID Hogan's Heroes [U S A ] Night Flight from an airplane raises havoc amoung a ersity when his experiments go out of con­ (C C ) Sara recruits Dave and Vernon to help 1 :30AM E Get smart [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors; Fred normally peaceful tribe of African bush- trol. Jeffrey Combs, Bruce Abbott, Bar­ her father start dating again GD IN N N e w s [HBO] MOVIE: 'Mountain- Hickman, Nick Charles. 3:10AM men. Marius W eyers, Sandra Prinstoo. bara Crampton. 1985. (ID Fourth Estate ( 9 Kolchak, the Night Stalker Creatures top M otel M a s M c re ' Guests take a risk NIxau. 1982. Rated PG. [D IS] MOVIE; 'Return to Oz' (CC) Do­ when they check into a motel, and the (9 ) ID Rags to Riches (CC) Marva plots IZ ) Page Fifty Seven that grew from cells in an 8-mitlion-year- [U S A ] Cartoons to relaunch the singing career of a 50's rothy returns to Oz to save the land from old soil sample go on a rampage in Chi­ innkeeper is a loony lady w ho's handy with rock and roll star (Margaret Averv). (60 [M AX] MOVIE: The Great SantinI' A the evil MombI and the Nome king. Fairuza cago. (70 min.) (R) a sickle. Bill Thurman. Ann^ Chappell, Will 6:30PM CX) Family Ties Marine Corps colonel nearly destroys his Balk, Nicol Williamson, Jean M ar^, 1985. min.) (In Stereo) ( 9 I D Friday Night Videos (In Stereo) Mitchell. 1986. Rated R. CD ® ABC News (CC). family by his dictatorial methods. Robert Rated PG. (In Stereo) (2D 1^ Washington Week in Review Ask Dr. Ruth 3:30AM [D IS] MOVIE; 'Oaiby O'OIII Duvall, Blythe Danner, Michael O'Keefe. [ESP N ] SportaCenter GD (33) Honeymooners (CC). (CC) and tha Little People' A n Irish storyteller 1979. Rated PG [C N N ] Newsnight Update (9 ) Jeffersons 9 ) MOVIE: 'The Postman Always [H B O ] HBO Comedy Hour: Joe Piscopo matches wits with the king of the lepre­ 9:45PM [HBO ] MOVIE: Eiisy Money' Live Comedian Joe Piscopo of "Saturday [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Solo' Sadness and uncer­ (g) (9) NBC News (CC). Rings T w ic e ' The story of a love affair chauns. Albert Sharpe, Sean Connery, Ja­ between a young wife and a hired man. A boozing, gambling man must become Night Live" fame portrays his many char­ tainty bring a family closer together as they net Munro. 1959. Rated G. (23) Nightly Business Report respectable for one year to inherit $ 10 mil­ acters in October, 1987 stage perform­ wait for details concerning the fate of their Lana Turner, John Garfield, Cecil Kellaway. [USA] MOVIE: The Terror of Tiny lion. Rodney Dangerfield, Joe Pesci, Geral­ ance. (60 min.) pilot mother, whose plane has apparently 13) Noticiero UnIvision 1946. T o w n ' A pacifist tries to quiet a feud in an dine Fitzgerald 1983 Rated R crashed Randy Hamilton, Sandy Kearns. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Young Lady Chatter- Old W est town populated entirety by 13) Love Connection ID MOVIE: 'Friday the 13th' A camp, 1983 [C N N ] Showbiz Today haunted by a death curse, finds itself under 1 0:00PM ® Falcon Crest (CC) lay' A y(3ung woman faces marriage and a midgets. Billy Curtis. Yvonne Moray, John attack by a killer. Betsy Palmer, Adrienne humdrum lifestyle until she visits an old fa­ [ES P N ] Auto Racing: Barber Saab Ser­ Banbury. 1938. [D IS ] Zorro CB CiD News King. 1980. (Parental Discretion Advised) mily castle. Harlee McBride. Peter Ratray ies From Miami, FL [ESP N ] Running and Racing (X) 99) 2 0/20 (C C ) Scheduled: a behind- 1977. Rated R. [U S A ] Night Flignt 3;40AM ® l Lowe Lucy (S ) Noveta: Pacado de Oyuki the-scenes report on The Comedy Store In 7:00PM CBCBS News I D M O V IE ; 'Apocalypse N o w ’ A special Los Angeles and a talk with the club's pro­ 11:35PM E Entertainment Tonight 2;00AM CE) m o v i e : 'Planet on the 4:00AM ® MOVIE: 'Somethli^ Evil' Actor Corbin Bernsen ("L .A . La w "); Farrah A couple with tw o children move into an IX ) N e w s agent journeys up river into Vietnam with prietor, Mitzi Shore. (60 min.) P row l' Spacemen board a fleet of space­ orders to find and kill a once-brilliant colo­ Fawcett’s upcoming miniseries "Poor Lit­ ships in an attempt to destroy a wandering old farmhouse filled with evil. Sandy Den­ (S ) Wheel of Fortune (CC) CtD M O V IE : ‘ W avelength' Extrater­ (X) tle Rich Girl" (Pan 2 of 2). (In Stereo) planet but their effo>’ts are useless. Jack nis, Ralph Bellamy, Darren McGavin. 1971. nel. now gone mad. Martin Sheen, Freder­ restrial creatures trapped by the Air Force (X) t1 00.000 Pyramid Stuart, Amber Collins, John Bartha. 1970. ick Forrest. Robert Duvall. 1979. undergo rigorous scientific experiments. 1 2:00AM (E Getting in Touch [C N N ] Larry King Overnight ^ (S ) Cheers [CN N ] PrimeNews Robert Carradine, Cherie Currie, Keenan E Entertainment Tonight Actor Corbin ^ Best of Saturday Night [E S P N ] hlFL's Greatest Moments: Best W ynn. 1983 Bernsen ("L.A. Law"); Farrah Fawcett's M«A*S*H Ever Runners (60 min.) 9 Star Trek: The Next Generation After upcoming miniseries "Poor Little Rich Girl " (Pan 2 of 2). (R) (In Stereo) (23) MacNell / Lehrer Newshour [HBO] MOVIE: Back to School' (CC) passing through complex energy patterns, Campus life is turned upside down when a an Enterprise engineer is murdered and Pi­ (ID Star Trek (9 ) Barney Miller card. Worf and Crusher undergo drastic specialty clothing tycoon enrolls in college GD Uncle Floyd ® G@) Hollywood Squares personality changes (60 min ) CHRISTMAS in an efifort to make sure his son won't Twilight Zone H ) Novela: La Dama de Rosa drop out. Rodney Dangerfield, Sally Keller- ID 9 Private Eye A woman asks Cleary (9 IZ) Nightly Business Report man, Burt Young. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In to prove that her brother w asn't involved 9 Consumer Discount Network Stereol in a violent Chinatown robbery (60 min.) 9 Alfred Hitchcock Presents FAIR I D Three's Company [M AX] MOVIE: Streets of Gold' An (In Stereo) ID Friday the 13th: The Series Ryan, [C N N ] Moneytine outcast Russian boxer regains his pride by ID Great Performances: Tales From the training tw o Brooklyn fighters for an Micki and Jack investigate a coffin that [DIS] MOVIE: The Gnome Mobile' Hollywood Hills: A Table at Giro's (CC) plays lethal tricks. (60 min.) (C C ) T w o children and their uncle help a American-Soviet exhibition. Klaus Maria Budd Schulberg's story about a studio pair of forest gnomes search for other Brandauer, Adrian Pasdar, Wesley Snipes head (Darren McGavin), surrounded by ID Christian Children's Fund Crestfield Convalescent Home members of their clan Walter Brennan. 1986. Rated R. people seeking favors, also stars Lois [CN N ] Newsnight Matthew Garber, Karen Dotrice 1967. [U SA] MOVIE:* 'Andy WartwI's Dra Chiles. Stella Stevens, Ann Magnuson and [ESPN ] AW A Championship Wrestling Fen wood Manor Rated G. cula' Dracula leaves Romania to find Steven Bauer (60 min.) Part 2 of 3. (In [USA] MOVIE: The Terror of 'Hny young virgins to refresh himself. Joe Dalle- Stereo) [ESP N ] SportsCenter T o w n ' A pacifist tries to quiet a feud In an sandro, Udo Kier, Amo Juerging. 1974. (36) Honeym ooners 565 Vernon St., Manchester, CT [H B O ] Inside the NFL Hosts; Len Daw­ Old W est town populated entirely by son, Nick Buoniconti. (60 min.) (In Stereo) 8:30PM (X) (Si) I Mantod Dora (CC) (41) Noticiero Univision midgets. Billy Cunis, Yvonne Moray. John Bambury. 1938. [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Something Wicked Peter has a dream in which Dora appears (57) Heimat: 1943. the Home Front and T h is W a y C o m es' A stranger brings his as a Latin spitfire after commenting about 1944, Soldiers and Love 1 2:05AM E Magnum, P.l. Saturday, November 14 Hispanic stereotypes. carnival to a small mid-western town and [CNN] CNN News seduces the townspeople by fulfilling their ( E Entertainment Tonight Actor Corbin 1 2:30AM E W K R P in Cincinnati [USA] MOVIE: Frankenstein' Andy I0am-4pni dreams and desires. Jason Robards, Jona­ Bernsen ("L.A. Law"); Farrah Fawcett's Ask Dr. Ruth Warhol's gory remake of the Mary Shelley E than Pryce, Royal Dano 1983 Rated PG. upcoming miniseries ‘Poor Little Rich Girl ' classic about a mad scientist's obsession Truth or Consequences (Part 2 of 2). (In Stereo) [U SA] Airwolf with creating life. Joe Dallesandro. M o­ (20) To p of the Pops (3) i S T i Wall Straat Week 7:30PM CX)PM Magazine' Moonlight­ ing" director Allan Arkush. celebrity- [ D I S ] Goliath II andorsed perfumes 9:00PM ( £ Dallas(CCI Bobby makes a (D Current Affair tough decision concerning Pam; J.R C E (22) Jeopardyl (CC) chances upon Wilson Cryder's wife, Kim­ berly (Leigh-Taylor Young). (60 min.) dD SD Barney Miller E 9 M r. Balvadare (C C ) Wesley tries ID INN News to get sent to detention every day when he (3D (9 ) Cerson's Comedy Classics develops a crush on a teacher's aide (9 ) M*A*S*H E Morton Downay Jr. (9 ) Newlywed Game (ID M O V IE : 'A lta rad Statas' A research ID Win. Lose or Draw scientist searches for the beginning of life through strange self-experimentation. W il­ I D World of Survival liam Hurl, Blair Brown. Charles Haid. 1980 r : • ^ *sc v l ; Family Ties ( 9 ) ( 9 M ia m i V ice (C C ) The recently dis­ [C N N ] Crossfire covered body of a man. missing for two years, disappears. (60 min.) (In Stereo) [E S P N ] Magic Years in Sports The year f 1973 is featured with a special segment on ID Connecticut News Weak '^^Tbrmer Miami Dolphin fullback Larry ID Novala: Sanda da Gloria Csonka. © ) State W a 'ra In 8:00PM ( E Beauty and the Beast Vin­ [C N N ] Larry King Live cent falls into the hands of an anthropolo­ [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Darby O'Gill and the lit gist w ho subdues him for examination in a tie People' A n Irish storyteller matches university. (60 min.) wits with the king of the leprechauns Al­ E MOVIE: 'Friday the 13th. Part III’ bert Sharpe, Sean Connery. Janet Munro

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