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By Maureen Leavitt By Barry Schweld night left Israel in diplomatic Manchester Herald The Associated Press isolation and came just a few hours after President-elect Bush A predicted dusting of snow Decision WASHINGTON - Quickly fol­ had taken a tough line against the C that turned into a dollop of trouble lowing through on a new policy of PLO, declaring that it had not caused hundreds of motor vehicle talking to the Palestine Libera­ met U.S. conditions for direct at a glance accidents across the state and tion Organization, the United dealings. resuited in several weather- States today sought an early But President Reagan and related injuries Wednesday, in­ meeting with the PLO in what a Secretary of State George P. By The Associated Press cluding one to a Coventry man senior State Department official Shultz said that PLO Chairman Here, at a glance, is a who lost two fingers in a snowb­ said he hoped would lead to direct Yasser Arafat, in statements lower accident. recap of events surrounding Arab-Israeli peace talks. made in Geneva about the same the U.S. decision Wednes­ Manchester Memorial Hospital The U.S. ambassador to Tuni­ time that Bush was speaking, had officials were urging area resi­ day to enter a dialogue with sia, Robert H. Pelletreau Jr., who met the U.S. conditions for a representatives of the Pa- dents to use extreme caution with was assigned to open the historic “ substantive dialogue” — a form snowblowers after the Coventry lestine Liberation “ substantive dialogue” with the of diplomatic acceptance long Organization: man severed two fingers and PLO, called the director general sought by the Palestinian group. partially severed a third from his of the political section at the Opening meetings will be con­ ARAFAT STATEMENT right hand Wednesday. Hospitai PLO’s Tunis headquarters to try ducted in Tunis by Pelletreau. — At a Geneva news confer- spokeswoman Amy Avery said to make arrangements for the Only a day earlier, the State ence, PLO Chairman the name of the 36-year-old man talks, a U.S. official said. Department had said Arafat Yasser Arafat says his or­ was not available. While no date was set, “ we’re failed to meet the U.S. conditions. ganization renounces The man was transferred to St. sure the PLO will try hard to have And less than three weeks ago, terrorism. Francis Hospital and Medical them take place as soon as Shultz had accused the PLO of “ I repeat for the record Center in Hartford so surgeons possible, ’’ said the official, who terrorism and said Arafat was that we totally and abso­ could attmept to re-attach the spoke on condition of anonymity. “ an accessory to such lutely renounce all forms of fingers, Avery said. This morn­ “ But right now, the time, the terrorism.” terrorism, including indi­ ing, a St. Francis spokesman said place and the level have not been Shultz, asked Wednesday if he vidual terrorism, group and the man was in satisfactory set,” he said. had changed his mind on that the state terrorism," Arafat condition. Meanwhile, Michael H. Arma- subject, said the PLO had issued says. He also reiterates Two other persons were treated cost, undersecretary of state for a statement Wednesday that statements made the pre­ and released with siowblower political affairs, said the objec­ “ was clear. It was not vious day in an address to injuries at St. Francis yesterday, tive of the talks would be “ to encumbered.” the United Nations General said Pete Mobilia, hospital structure a process of negotia­ He said Arafat’s group had Assembly accepting the spokesman. tions which is acceptable to the accepted U.N. Security Council right of all parties in the Manchester Memorial Hospital Arabs and the Israelis. resolutions 242 and 338, recog­ Middle East, including Is­ officials urged snowblower users “ We feel that must be a process nized Israel’s right to exist in rael, to exist in peace and in a news advisory to use a large of direct negotiations,” Armacost peace and security, and re­ security and accepting U.N. stick to unclog blowers because said on “ CBS This Morning." nounced terrorism. resolutions 242 and 338. “ even when the power is off the In Israel, Foreign Minister “ As a result,” Shultz said, “ the which recognize the right of 5 blade can turn quickly when the Shimon Peres said Israel should United States is prepared for a alt Middle East nations to clog is removed.” launch a new peace initiative to substantive dialogue with PLO safe and secure borders. The season’s first snowstorm, counter the PLO’s latest diplo­ representatives.” which dumped up to six inches in U.S. AGREES TO TALKS matic achievements and pro­ Bush just a few hours earlier — President Ronald Reagan parts of the Connecticut, trig­ posed that Palestinians in the had demanded that the PLO says Arafat’s statement ful­ gered 407 motor vehicle accidents occupied territories be allowed to satisfy U.S. demands. fills long-standing U.S. con- statewide and triggered several elect alternative leaders to nego­ “ I want a clear statement on heart attacks in weary shovelers, tiate peace with Israel. renunciation of terror," Bush See GLANCE, page 10 officials said. The announcement Wednesday said. Avery said Manchester Mem­ orial Hospital treated several heart attack victims, but she could not confirm whether the Petitions verified in Boiton; attacks were related to the weather. Manchester police reported no accidents this morning. Lee O’C­ onnor, Manchester highway su­ seiectmen to set referendum perintendent, said local crews Pitrick Ftynn/Manchestar Herald were out sanding roads since 3:30 By Andrew J. Davis A SNOW JOB — Edward OiBene of East Haven shovels needed override the selectmen’s lect candidates for the municipal this morning to combat isolated Manchester Herald vote, she said. election in May. icy spots from melted snow. State snow off the roof of the Mary Cheney Library this The commission has proposed On Dec. 6. Selectmen Douglas police in Tolland and Bolton morning. The snow had to be removed so that a new roof BOLTON — Petitioners urging changing the town’s form of T. Cheney. Lawrence A. Con­ could be put on today. The F.J. Dahill Co. of New Haven a townwide vote on proposed government to a town manager verse III and Carl A. Preuss. all See WEA’THER, page 10 is doing the work. changes to the Town Charter style. Other proposals include Republicans, voted to reject the have collected enough signatures eliminating the Board of Finance, proposed charter revisions, to force a referendum. eliminating the power of Annual mainly becau.se of the town First Selectman Sandra W. Town Meeting voters to make manager proposal Pierog and Park cancels 2 programs Pierog has scheduled a special specific changes in the town Selectman Michael Zizka, both selectmen’s meeting Friday at budget, and making the five- Democrats, voted in favor of the 8:15 a.m. at the Community Hall member Board of Selectmen a changes. By Nancy Concelmon Maron said. itors turn Wickham Park into a to set a date for the referendum. seven-member board. Though Converse voted against Manchester Herald The park, which is privately giant parking lot. he said. The She said she took the action Pierog said she’ll recommend the changes, he was one of the owned, is losing “ several thou­ increase in visitors has made it after petitioners were able to having the election in a month people who signed the petition. He Waning interest in sledding and sand dollars” on the winter necessary to raise the gate fee gather enough signatures to because state statute prohibits said he wanted the people to have cross-country skiing programs at programs because it has to pay at from $1 to $2 per car on weekends override the selectmen’s veto of holding the election earlier than the final say. Wickham Park has forced park least six security people per day to encourage carpooling. Maron changes recommended by the 30 days after the selectmen 9 “ I think the people should have officials to cancel the programs, plus heat for some park buildings said. Charter Revision Commission. decide to set a referendum. the vote,” Converse said. “ My th e park director said and maintenance costs. He said both the increased fees The Charter Revision Commis­ Pierog wants to hold the personal opinion was I didn’t like Wednesday. Maron said sleddersand skiiers and the program cancellations sion was dissolved after the veto election before the Republican it. I didn’t want to endorse it” Park Director Jeffrey Maron won’t be kicked out of the park, are a response to increasing but some members actively were Party caucus on Jan. 17 and the Converse said he was not said the 10-year-old programs but signs warning visitors to sled demands on the park’s resources. organizing the petition drive. Democratic caucus on Jan. 18. If again.st the idea of a town attract a large number of people and ski at their own risk will be “ We’re so crowded (in the Town Clerk Catherine Leiner the charter changes pass, party manager, but he said the pro­ during the first two weekends of put up, he said. spring) that we’re hoping that the said she verified 300 signatures on officials will be able to nominate posed charter would give too winter, but interest wanes as the The park has just the opposite $2 will encourage people to the petition. About 260 signatures, people for new positions and not much power to the town manager season continues. problem in the spring and representing 10 percent of the 8 nominate people for eliminated “ People just lose interest,” summer, when hundreds of vis­ See WICKHAM, page 10 town’s eligible voters, were positions. The caucuses will se­ See BOLTON, page 10 GOP to question legality of caucuses I Harry poor but cheerful

By Alex GIrelll chell W. Pearlman, executive frey Naab, wili caucus soon with On Wednesday, Naab and De­ Editor’s note. This is the months until we located a Manchester Herald director of the Freedom of John Garside, Republican town mocratic Town Chairman Theo­ fourth in a series of vignettes small, downtown efficiency 8 Information Commission, told a chairman, to make a decision. dore T. Cummings both defended on people in the Manchester apartment he could afford. area who need assistance A Republican town director reporter he thought caucuses of a Osella said today his inquiry, if the Democratic directors’ prac­ Harry’s wish list: beverage during the holiday season. The said today he is drafting a quorum of the directors, with approved by the Republican tice of holding caucuses with giasses, a lamp and small vignettes are provided by the complaint to the state Freedom of others present, vioiated state caucus, would seek to clear up peopie who are not directors stand and a shelf for canned Manchester Area Conference Information Commission asking iaws on freedom of information. “ gray areas” in the law. He said, present. goods. for a ruling about whether the Theunis Werkhoven, Republi­ for instance. Republican direc­ Cummings and Naab said they of Churches. Democratic majority on the town can minority leader of the Board tors have met with Stephen saw nothing wrong with the “ Harry” is one of 380 house­ Board of Directors can legally of Directors, said this morning he Penny and Kevin O’Brien, both practice. But Garside said that if “ Harry” covers up his pov­ holds receiving help through hold caucuses with others and other Republican directors Democratic lawyers represent­ the practice is a violation of the erty and isolation with a the MACC Seasonal Sharing present. will caucus to decide whether to ing the town, for a briefing on the state’s freedom of information cheerful and talkative exte­ Appeai, Box 773, Manchester The Republican director, Ro­ complain to the Freedom of town’s agreement with the devel­ statute, it “ should be looked rior. He has a long history of 06040. Gifts and food may be nald Osella, said there are “ gray Information Commission about opers of the $70 million mall in into." medical problems, and a very left at Town Fire Department areas” involved in the caucus the caucuses held by the Demo­ Buckland. Werkhoven said this morning it small retirement income. Headquarters, 75 Center St., or process. crats. He said he, Osella, and the The Democrats also have met Harry ended up in our emer­ the Eighth Utilities District His request comes after Mit­ third Republican director, Geof­ with the attorneys in caucus. See CAUCUSES, page 10 gency shelter for several Fire Department, 32 Main St. t — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Dec. IS, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Dec. 15, 1988 — $ RECORD LOCAL & STATE A bout Tow n Adopt a pet: Princess, Emily Police Roundup Municipal building site options include firehouse By Nancy Concelman station at 75 Center St. The ing another central location for Coventry concert sold out By Barbara Richmond Young man charged of the Municipal Building and Nearly an acre of land would The committee plans to talk Manchester Herald addition and space in the fire the fire station could also be a using Center Springs Park land have to be filled to gain 100 about other locations at its Jan. 4 Coventry High School’s "An Evening of Holiday Manchester Herald In credit card scheme station would add about 25.000 problem. That suggestion would originally designated for the new spaces. Lawrence said. meeting and may also go over a Music” concert scheduled for Friday at 7:30 p.m. is Princess, an 8-month-old fe­ Using the Town of Manchester male Doberman pinscher cross square feet to the 15,274 square have to be discus.sed with fire municipal building as a parking report on space needs compiled sold out. A 17-year-old teen-ager has been arrested in Fire Department’s firehouse on Nathan argued that grading is this week’s featured pet. feet in the Municipal Building. department officials. Giles said. lot. by the Planning Department. The connection with the illegal use of a credit card to Center Street for town office The 26.000-square-foot Lincoln "This is a conversation piece.” and filling for the parking lot She’s black and tan and was Planning Director Mark Pelle­ needs study, completed last year, purchase a $215 jacket, police said. space was one of the suggestions Lutz said. would still cost less than a new found on Spruce Street on Dec. Center would be retained. includes information from de­ Sunset Club to meet Thomas Burke, of no certain address, was discussed_ Wednesday by grini said the parking should be municipal building. 6. If not claimed by her owner, Lutz’s idea was one of several “ It’s another option worth partment heads on current defi­ charged with illegal use of a credit card, giving a members o’f a committee ap­ increased from 188 existing spa­ . The Sunset Club will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the she’ll be ready for adoption this discussed by the nine-member looking at,” said Eugene A. ces to nearly 300. The committee decided not to ciencies and future needs. It was pointed to make recommenda­ Manchester Senior Center. For information, call week. false statement to police, two counts of larceny, two citizens’ committee, which was Sierakowski of 101 Strawberry discuss other possible locations the basis for proposals drawn up tions on a new municipal building Ada Rojas, 646-1001. Last week’s featured pet, counts of second-degree forgery and criminal appointed by the Board of Direc­ Lane. But Richard Lawrence of The for the municipal building and by The Lawrence As.sociates. and police station. Chan, a male Lhasa Apso was impersonation, police said. tors after directors decided not to Lawrence Associates of Man­ police station because a news­ Some committee members said The suggestion, made by A1 A few members of the commit­ adopted by a Manchester Burke allegedly used a credit card taken in a hold a referendum on a proposed chester, the architectural firm paper reporter was present. they weren’t sure some of the Grange to hold meeting Lutz of 9 Stephen St . would tee said they wanted to add to the family. September robbery in Glastonbury and used it to $13 million municipal building. hired to draw up proposals for the Members said they did not want space requests were reasonable, purchase a $214.99 jacket at a Manchester store, require the relocation of the fire existing Municipal Building The Manchester Grange will meet Wednesday at 8 The only other dog at the Jerome Nathan of 109 Adelaide building, said a 35- to 40-foot drop to jeopordize negotiations for but Lawrence disagreed. police said. Burke had been picked up by police in department to another central rather than build a new one. p.m. in the Grange Hall on Olcott Street. The pound last week was a male Road said Lutz’s suggestion could from the existing parking lot to land, which raised the question of “ I don’t think in any way September on an East Hartford police warrant for area. Lutz proposed building a program will be “ Stocking Stuffers." Members are Brittany spaniel. Dog Warden cost as much or more than a new “ My feeling is that we should the park would require a substan­ whether the meetings should be they’re outrageous.” Lawrence three-story addition to the west reminded to bring items for the auction table. Richard Rand said'i someone violation of probation, police said. He told police at municipal building. Jay Giles of make the best use of the site.” tial amount of fill and grading open to the public. Giles said the said. “ The building should be called and said ttidy'tVanted to that time a friend of his committed the Glastonbury side of the Municipal Building 65 Doane St., a former town Nathan said. He suggested a work to bring a proposed lot tothe town attorney would have to designed to handle 15 years' adopt him, but he was still at the robbery, police said. and connecting it with the fire public works director, said find­ three-story addition on the back level of the current lot. make that determination. growth.” Coat drive In progress pound on Tuesday. He is scheduled to appear in Manchester Superior Court on Dec. 28. police said. Charlie’s Coats for Kids coat drive will run for the There were two other new dogs this week, other than next six weeks. WRCH-WRCQ meteorologist and Rent commission Princess. One is a male beagle. radio personality Charlie Bagley asks members of Princess Em ily Father arrested in assault He's about 1-year-old and is the Greater Hartford community to donate old coats A Windsor Locks man was arrested Wednesday of all sizes to the coat drive. The Salvation Army will tri-color. He was found roaming pound is 643-6642. Reidents can and she's very gentle and at the Parkade on Dec. 11. on charges of assaulting his son. police said. distribute the coats to needy children and adults in also call the police department loving. has court’s ciout, John A. Montemerlo, 42, of 63 West St., was the area. The other new one is a female at 646-4555. All of the cats put up for collie. She’s sable color and is There is a $5 fee to adopt a dog adoption are neutered or arrested at the Manchester Parkade after police Coats can be left at Swiss Clearners at 1044 responded to a fight there, police said. He was Tolland Turnpike or 521 E. Middle Turnpike. about 5 years old. She was found and the new owner must have spayed and given their shots, on East Center Street on Dec. 8. the dog licensed. Before being unless too young when taken. charged with third-degree assault, breach of peace state attorney says The Manchester dog pound is licensed the dog must have its Anyone interested in adopt­ and threatening, police said, located on town property off rabies shot. ing a cat or kitten should call Montemerlo entered Sears Department Store Bv Maureen Leavitt comply with orders. Olcott Street near the landfill Emily, a sweet silver tiger any of the following numbers: when he saw his son hurling snowballs in the Public Records Manchester Herald Flynn said it is the housing area. The dog warden is at the cat, is being featured this week 742-9666, 242-2156 or 623-2164. parking lot with a group of people, police said. court’s job to make the Fair Rent pound weekdays from noon to 1 by Aid to Helpless Animals Inc. The Glastonbury unit of Pro­ When Montemerlo exited Sears he again saw his The stale housing prosecutor Commission’s task easier. p.m. There is also someone at Judy Lazorik, a volunteer with tectors of Animals' is also son and called his son over to him, police said Warranty deeds the pound from 6 to 9 p.m., Montemerlo struck his son several times and sal on reminded members of the Fair “ We would be working our way the group, said Emily is about seeking good homes for the Rent Commission on Wednesday Carol A. Kwasny to Peter B. and Ann Viliano. Monday through Friday. years old and she’s been dogs and cats its members are top of him after having a di.scussion with his son through this together, folks.” of the clout they have at their Flynn said. Northwood Townhouse Condominium, $107,000. The phone number at the spayed and has had her shots boarding. Call 633-2164. about his mother, police said. MultiTech New England Inc. to Sally B. Robinson Montemerlo also threatened another person at the disposal to make sure landlords Once the commission issues and Olive T. Shea, Stoneybrook Condominium, scene, police said. and tenants do not violate com ­ orders to a landlord, the case can $139,900. He was released on $500 bond and is scheduled to mission orders. be referred to Flynn’s office, she Joseph A. and Pauline A. Mellow to Francis appear in Manchester Superior Court today. In an informal pre.sentation at .said. She said that if the alleged Giantonio Jr. and Lorraine E. Giantonio. 67 Lincoln Center, Margaret Flynn, violator fails to comply with an Deepwood Drive, $124,900. O bituaries a deputy assistant state’s attor­ order within a reasonable amount Gary J. and Cynthia L. Galka to Terence and ney. explained the housing court of time established by the com­ Yvonne Brownbill, 135 Love Lane, $138,000. Current Quotations procedure and how the system mission, the commission can Joseph VanHaverbeke to Mark S. and Sandra A. Gertrude Lohr McCartan of Manchester and A private funerai wiii be heid at can aid .town fair-rent commis­ draw up an affidavit, a sworn Andrews, 155 Florence St., $il9,000. Gertrude Lohr of Manchester Elaine McCartan of Glaston­ the Wheeler Funeral Home, Oak­ sions in enforcement of rulings. statement acknowledging the MultiTech New England Inc. to Gary V. and died Wednesday (Dec. 14, 1988) bury; three brothers, Dexter land, Maine. “ These have long been our conditions for a The housing court is the final violations. Joanne S. Connolly, Oak Grove Farms Condomi­ after a long illness. Murdock of East Hartford, Ri­ Memorial donations may be substantive dialogue. They have been met slop for enforcing housing, health 'then the housing court would nium, $126,900. She is survived by a son, chard Murdock and Meredith made to the New Engiand Music Therefore. I have authorized the State Department and fire codes, she said. This also issue a summons for the alleged Manchester Townhouse Associates to Brian L. Leonard Lohr of Manchester: Murdock, both of Coventry; a Camp Schoiarship Fund, RFD 1, to enter into a substantive dialogue with PLO holds true for people who have not violator to appear in court. 'The Lyman, Lawton Garden Condominium, conveyance three grandchildren: and a great- sister-in-law, Mrs. Franklin Mur­ Box 5200, Oakland, Maine 04963. representatives.” — President Reagan, saying the met orders handed down from alleged violator would be read his tax, $96.80. grandson. dock of Manchester; and two Veronica Novak PLO had satisfied pre-conditions for talks by fair-rent commissions, Flynn or her rights. Manchester Townhouse Associates to Brian L. Graveside services will be held grandchildren. She was prede­ accepting Israel's right to exist, endorsing U.N. explained. Flynn explained that when this ceased by a daughter. Phyllis Veronica Gawlik Novak, 61, of In the past. Flynn said fair rent Lyman. Lawton Garden Condominium, conveyanee Friday at 12:30 p.m. at Pride of resolutions 242 and 338 and renouncing terrorism. happens, the alleged violator is Patrick Flynn/Manchaater Herald tax, $96.80. McCartan. Yonkers, N.Y., died Friday (Dec. commissions were not aware usually willing to negotiate with Lynn Cemetery, Lynn, Mass. A SNOW JOB — Bill Kelly of Glastonbury, an employee of new cars in the lot Wednesday after the heavy snowfall MultiTech New England Inc. to Elizabeth L. memorial observance will be held The funeral will be Saturday at 9, 1988). She was the wife of “ From our point of view, a snake wearing a jacket they could work with the housing her office, rather then go through McKiernan, Stoneybrook Condominium, $131,644. at the home of her son. The 8:15 a.m. from the Holmes Edward Novak and the mother of and tie is nothing but a well-dressed snake.” — court to try and pro.secule. a trial. Chorches Motors Inc. of 80 Oakland St., pushes snow off that began Tuesday night. Karen L. Washington to Barbara A. Frazier. Stanetsky-Hymanson Memorial Funeral Home, 400 Main St., with Mrs. Andrew (Dorothy) Brindisi Benny Begin, a Likud parliament member and son Flynn advised the commission An ordinance for the Manches­ Millbridge Hollow Condominium, $89,900. Chapels, Salem, Mass., is in a Mass of Christian burial at 9 of Manchester. of former Prime Minister Menachem Begin, to make sure its orders are as ter Fair Rent Commission was MultiTech New England Inc. to David F. Games, charge of arrangements. a.m. in the Church of the She is also survived by two expressing his view that the PLO still seeks to clear and preci.se as possible and passed in June by the town Board Stoneybrook Condominium, $130,654. Assumption. Burial will be in the sons, Richard Novak of Peekskill, destroy Israel despite Arafat's statements. within the commission’s juri.sdic- of Directors. Since then, the David J. and Patricia M. Correia to Richard J. family plot in St. James Ceme­ N.Y., and Robert Novak of tion. She also suggested the commission has been working to Aquifer plan to get ‘sized up’ tonight and Lisa S. Plavin, 64-66 Ridge St., $172,500. Eleanor A. Evanson tery. Calling hours are Friday Brookfield: one brother, Joseph commission contact other fair- resolve cases, such as time limits from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m, Gawlik, and two sisters, Anna rent commissions that have been Philip R. and Patsy J. Dorsey to Joseph F. Greco Eleanor A. Evanson of South for rent increases. Bv Nancy Concelman Pellegrini has said further PZC alternate Josh Howroyd drinking water, would be regu­ Kolodziejcuk and Mrs. John operating for a while to .see what Jr., 6-8 Pioneer Circle, $162,500. Public Meetings Flynn said she was not aware of Manchester Herald changes are possible based on said at a meeting earlier this lated. Previous drafts of the Burlington, Vt., formerly of Man­ (Rose) Olynczyk, all of Yonkers, their procedures are in terms of James and Joy C. Balcombe to Inga V. Hansen. 27 Nina B. WIggIn any fair-rent cases which had comments at the meeting. month that the meeting will allow regulation called for prohibiting a chester, died Tuesday (Dec. 13, N.Y.; and five grandchildren. lime limits for rent increa.ses and Lakewood Circle, $182,500. ended in prosecution. Usually, Representatives of local busi­ The EDC recommended hold­ groups with opposing viewpoints number of uses from locating in 1988) at the Medical Center Nina B. Wiggin, 95, of Sidney, She was predeceased by four how long landlords have to Paul A. and Stacy W. Johnson to Ferenando Hospital, Burlington, Vt. She was Meetings scheduied tonight. the dispute can be re.sol ved before ness and industry and members ing the meeting to update to “ size up the opposition.” those areas. Maine, mother of Davis Wiggin of sisters. Hernandez, 25 Green Hill Road, $143,500. the case goes to trial becau.se the of environmental groups are members of various groups in PZC members in October voted The chamber has said regula­ the widow of Samuel H. Evanson. Manchester, died Tuesday (Dec. The funeral was Monday in Manchester Townhouse Associates to Jeffrey C. Before retiring in 1978, she was M anchester violators are aware they could be expected to attend a meeting town on the status of the regula­ to change the regulation so that tion is too strict while members of 13, 1988) at a Waterville, Maine, Yonkers, N.Y. Burial was in St. and Olympia A. Coniam, Lawton Garden Condomi­ Rent panel criminally prosecuted. tonight to comment on the town’s tion. which has been revised three all businesses located in the areas the Conservation Commission employed as an auditor with hospital. Joseph's Cemetery. Yonkers. Board of Directors comment session. Municipal nium, conveyance tax, $96.80. Travelers Insurance Co. Flynn said she was trying to proposed aquifer protection regu­ times since it was proposed about over aquifers, which supply the complained that it is too lenient, Earl J. and Paula R. Gordon to Josephine C. Besides her son, she is survived Memorial donations may be Building, 6:30 p.m. meet with other fair-rent She is survived by a son and Aquifer Regulation presentation, Lincoln Center lation and "size up the a year ago. town with about 40 percent of its especially the latest version. D’Agnese and Mario D’Agnese, Bush Hill and by six grandchildren and eight made to the Rosary Hill Home, commissions. opposition.” daughter-in-law, Samuel H. and great-grandchildren. Hawthorn, N.Y. hearing room, 7 p.m. gets fourth Hillstown roads. $210,000. Carroll Evanson of Essex Junc­ “ I need to outreach to them to 'The Economic Development Building Committee, Municipal Building coffee let them know they have prosecu­ tion, Vt.; three daughters, Mrs. room, 7:30 p.m. Commission’s informational Quitclaim deeds Kenneth (Catherine) E. Horn of tion rights.” Flynn said. meeting on the regulation is complaint Ronald Kraatz. town health DIAMOND RINGS Uta K. Keith to G. Jeffrey Keith, Capital View New Milford, Ruth E. Murray of Deaths Elsewhere scheduled for 7 p.m. in the director and a member of the Heights, no conveyance tax. Glastonbury and Bow, N.H., and Lincoln Center hearing room. The Fair Rent Commission has commission, said few cases in­ Monique S. Toth to Robert M. Masson, partial Mrs. Stetson (Carol) E. Blake of Thoughts Although the session is not meant for Today’s Modem Man received another tenant com­ volving health code violations to be a public hearing, represen­ interest in a Oakland-Tacraee -CoBdominium, no Dox^r VU; ^pd seven Perry Lleber executive of FAI Insurances Ltd., plaint. which has been referred to conveyance tax. gran^hTfdren.- a $2 billion-a-year business and have gone to court because tatives of the Greater Manches­ two members of the commission violators settle beforehand. Robert M. Masson to Elaine A. Masson, one-half A private funeral will be held at LAS VEGAS (AP) — Perry one of Australia's largest My good Jesuit friend. Robley Whitson likes to say ter Chamber of Commerce and Lieber, a publicity agent and for settlement. “ The existence of the housing the Conservation Commission interest in Oakland Terrace Condominium, no the convenience of the family. companies. that he is a “ short-range pessimist but a long-range Joseph V. Camposeo, commis­ conveyance tax. Memorial donations may be confidant of the billionaire How­ Arriving in the country in 1949, optimist.” I think that is fine advice for believers court and the ability to prosecute are expected to make suggestions sion chairman, assigned William practically eliminates the need to Nelson N. Chang to Buffy Chang, Watkins Centre made to the Visiting Nurse ard Hughes, died Monday at the Adler worked as a gas station during the Advent season. It's alright for us to bo on revisions to the propo.sed Runde and Peter M. Phelon to prosecute,” Kraatz said. “ We’re Condominium, no conveyance tax. Association, 284 East Ave., Bur­ age of 83. attendant, record-shop owner disturbed because of injustice. We can well work for regulation. handle the informal mediation of almost always able to work it out David G. Lefflbine to Judy A. Leffibine. Oakland lington, Vt. 05401. Lieber joined the publicity and taxi driver before forming equality for all races and sexes and for justice for Members of the Planning and department at RKO Studios in the case at a commission meeting with the responsible party.” Zoning Commission, which has Terrace, no conveyance tax. Fire & All Risks Insurance in 1960 gay people. We can continue to seek after peace and Wednesday night in Lincoln 1930, working there for 25 years with $56,000 cash. an end to nuclear arms. Along the way we find Camposeo said he was sur­ the final say on the regulation, Marilyn J. Frye to Marilyn J. Frye, Mountain Althea McCartii| Center. prised the commission had only and becoming the studio's public­ discourgement and even outright failure. Yet this have said they don’t want to Farm, no conveyance tax. Commission procedure allows received fourcases in six months, Althea (Murdock) McCartan, ity director. He worked with John George Shellhase should not rob us of “ hope” . For "hope” is what revise the regulation before it Nelson N. Chang to Buffy Chang, Watkins Centre disputes to be .settled informally but he was happy with the 77, of 346 Keeney St., died Wayne, Robert Mitchum, Cary OCEAN RIDGE. Fia. (AP) - motivates us for the long run. In the end we know goes to a public hearing in March, Condominium, no conveyance tax. Grant, Jane Russell, Ginger through what is known as concili­ outcome. but Planning Director Mark 7 Diamonds 3 Diamonds Wednesday (Dec. 14, 1988) at George Shellhase, 93, an artist that God and God's justice will triumph. In Advent ation. In conciliation, two com ­ Manchester Memorial Hospital. Rogers, Ingrid Bergman and who captured the diversity of we look forward to this great hope —the Great Debbie Reynolds. mission members try to .settle N ow »729. Reg. S895. Now *359. Reg S449. She was the wife of Francis American life through sketches Advent when Christ returns and creation reaches its complaints before the case goes McCartan. Lottery and drawings, died Monday. conclusion. It is not a matterof “ hoping” that things to a public hearing. She was bom in Manchester on Larry Adler Shellhase’s works have been will get better. It is a matterof locating one's hope in The town health department STIHUs HOLIDAY SALE! May 26, 1911, and was a lifelong shown in the Metropolitan Mu­ the life, message, and pre.sence of Jesus the Christ received the complaint Dec. 8. s t i h l ’s o h a v e t resident. Before retiring, she was SYDNEY, Australia (AP) - seum of Art, the Illustrators Club That is why the Apostle Paul was able to tell the This is only the fourth ca.se the Winning numbers drawn Wednesday in lotteries employed as a bookkeeper for with a 2.5 c.i. engine Larry Adler, a Hungarian refu­ of New York, the Norton Gallery early belivers in Rome: commission has handled since it around New England: Lydall Inc. for several years. She and 16" bar and chain gee from World War II who and the New Chapellier Gallery of “ May the God of hope fill you with all joy and first convened in June. Connecticut daily: 824. Play Four: 5282. is a great gift idea! was a communicant of the Church arrived in Australia penniless New York. peace in believing, so that by the power of the Holy The tenants. Gregory F. Ennis Massachusetts daily: 2743. Megabucks: 3-7-11-17- of the Assumption. and became one of its leading His illustrations and cartoons Spirit you may abound in h ope" and Donna Nelson, of 87.Seaman 24-27. Besides her husband, she is business tycoons, died Tuesday at appeared in the Saturday Even­ - Romans 15:13 (RSV) Circle, filed a complaint citing Tri-state daily: 621, 4435. survived by her mother, Frieda age 57 of complications following ing Post, The New Yorker, The what they called an unreasonable Rhode Island daily: 7781. Grand Lottery: (Gutzmer) Murdock of Manches­ a heart attack. New York Times, Coilier's and The Rev. Dr. Kim-Eric Williams 271-3342-96724-437125. increase in rent by their land­ ter; two daughters. Marilyn Adler was chairman and chief Esquire. Concordia Lutheran Church lords, Robert F. and Linda M. Sale priced for Symonds. of 83 Seaman Circle, from $425 a month to $700 • Automatic chain oiler the holidays at W eather effective June 1. 1989. • Equipped w/anti-vibration Satin Finish Ennis and Nelson claim rents system and Safety Quik Stop Traditional Style fUaiirhpBtpr Hpralft • Warranty backed by factory- $19995 for similar dwellings in the area Now *199. Reg $259 trained servicing dealers (regularly$249.95) Now *289. Reg $375 USPS 327-500 range from $.375 to $550. In REGIONALWEATHER Breezy and cold VOL. CVIII, No. 65 addition, they claim they have spent $2,625 in improvements 0 1 1 A V E Q 024 P ic c o > Penny M. Sletteri, Publisher Aocu-Weather* forecast for Friday Manchester and vicinity: To­ including a stockade fence, a Ulustndofisenlwied to show deoil. Stic ends 12/31/88 night, clearing, breezy and cold. Georg* T Chippell Oennit M Sentoro Sale priced at Sale priced at Daytime Conditions and High Temperatures Editor Adveniiing Director wooden deck, a shed and ba­ Low 10 to 15. Friday, sunny and throom floor approved by $2 299S Ask about our new Charge Account Easy Fayment Plan. cold. High 15 to 20. Outlook Oouglat A Bevina Sheldon Cohen $2 9 9 ^ Executive Editor Compoiing Menager Symonds 7 Saturday, becoming cloudy with Thecasewillbeheard Jan. 19at a chance of snow developing. Jeenn* Q. Fromerth Robert H Hubbard Bualneea Manager Prettroom Manager the next commission meeting if it 31st Anniversary High in the 20s. is not settled by then. Denlae A. Roberta Frank J MeSweegan Peraonnel Manager West Coastal, East Coastal; Circulation Director Tonight, clear, windy and cold. 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Friday, sunny and cold. High $02 40 for on* year. IS to 20. Outlook Saturday, The Mancheater Herald la a member of the Aaaoclated Prea* 742-6103 Manchester Parkade oAc€m)€i4e the Audit Bureau of Circulation*, the Naw England Prea* becoming cloudy with a chance of Today’s weather picture was drawn by Michelle Marinelli, GM Salk (203) 646-344$ Rt. 44, Coventry, C T . 2 miles east Bolton Notch Manchester ISC Aaaociatlon and the New England Newapaper Aaaoclatlon Book* 816 E. Middle Tpk*. Tri-City Plaza 872.6900 snow developing. High in the 20s. 9, a fourth-grader at Waddell School. a Bird* Mancheater. C T 06040 Hours: M-Set. 9-4 / T, W, Th. 0-5:30 / FrI. 9-7 646-0012 Vernon 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Dec. 15, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Dec. 15, 1988 — 5 LOCAL Cheney Hall financing pian Panel asks Lavine: Tax ideas judge, tax are ‘on the table’ & S T A T E wins foundation’s support for housing By Alex Glrelll million, FitzGerald and Kuehl speed up the construction Bv Judd B. Everhart would be built around a changed Inmates settle lawsuit Manchester Herald said. But Kuehl said that figure process. The Associated Press tax structure with significant includes estimates for some work Kuehl estimated the construc­ HARTFORD (AP) - After reliance on an income tax.” HARTFORD (AP) — Inmates at the state’s HARTFORD — The incoming Stolberg said. "But I don’t think only women’s prison will be allowed more visits A tentative financing plan that that could be delayed until after tion cost escalation at about months of internal debate, a could make it possible to com­ the hall is opened for public use. $8,000 a month. panel studying housing problems co-chairman of the General As­ the votes are there, the gover­ from their children, more access to health care sembly’s tax-writing Finance nor’s vote is not there, a majority and more time out of their cells under a plete the renovation of historic FitzGerald stressed that David Newirth, who attends in the state has recommended i Cheney Hall by the summer of neither the bankers involved nor meetings as a representative of that the state levy a new tax on Committee says all tax-increase public’s vote is not there and a preliminary settlement of a 5-year-old lawsuit, a options will be on the table as the majority of the legislative vole is television station reported. 1990 won the unanimius approval town officials are firmly commit­ the Little Theatre of Manchester real estate to help pay for of the Cheney Hall Foundation ted to any arrangement, but that — which will lease the building state tries to balance next year’s not there.” WVIT-TV of West Hartford reported Wednes­ affordable housing and name a budget. Lavine refused to di.scuss spe­ day that the settlement in the suit brought by Wednesday afternoon. both have been receptive to and operate it as a public facility state housing judge who could Under the plan, which is in its considering the plan. when it is completed — said there But Rep. David Lavine. D- cific tax possibilities because he inmates at the state prison in Niantic in 1983 is overrule local decisions affecting Durham. acknowledges that the wants to “wait for guidance” awaiting final approval by a federal judge. early stages, the foundation Of the $1.67 million estimated was no possibility that operation zoning and housing. would borrow enough money cost, the foundation has about proceeds could pay off the loan. most controversial tax, a state from O’Neill, who presents his The Connecticut Civil Liberties Union, repres­ The state Blue Ribbon Commis­ personal income tax, has no 1989-90 budget to the legislature in enting inmates at the women’s prison, alleged in from local banks to complete $600,000. Of that amount, $400,000 He said the operation will break sion on Housing approved both renovations to the hall without is a state grant now being even financially. chance of passage. February. the suit that prison regulations were unfair, that measures Wednesday after On Wednesday, Lavine, just several prison programs were inadequate and waiting for further contributions. processed, $100,000 is a grant Foundation members agreed. lengthy debate. The measures, Lavine, a ,59-year-old writer And the town would make an from the Hartford Foundation for FitzGerald said that the loan elected to his eighth House term, that prison officials showed "deliberate indiffer­ combined with other recommen­ was handed the politically sensi­ and consultant who has served as ence” to inmates’ medical needs. annual grant to the foundation Public Giving, and $100,000 is in from the banks, if it can be dations, will be submitted to the co-chairman of the legislature’s adequate to cover the interest on pledges. worked out, would be a commer­ tive job of co-chairman of the General Assembly next month for lax-writing Finance Committee Energy and Public Utilities Com­ the loan. The grant would not be At the meeting, Stevenson cially feasible one. He said consideration. mittee and as deputy speaker the Palawan massacre marked given if it were not needed. Mayor appointed Mary Blish and Jay bankers were impressed by the on Wednesday by House Speaker Under the commission’s prop­ Irving J. Stolberg. last two years, called his new job Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said today. Giles to join him, FitzGerald and success the foundation had in osal, a tax of 0.35 percent would "a substantial challenge.” WASHINGTON (AP) — Forty-four years have getting contributions and grants Lavine. along with his Senate come and gone. Soldiers not much older than The plan was explained to Kuehl in a committee to explore be added to all real e.state sales of foundation members by William the loan possibility further and to which paid off the first loan given co-chairman. William A. DiBella, Stolberg declined to discuss boys are now retirees. But they’ll never forget more than $100,000. The addi­ D-Hartford. wili be charged with FitzGerald, chairman of the find out what the interest rate it by a six-bank combination. The tional tax on a $200,000 house AP photo possible spending cuts, but re­ the massacre at Palawan, even If they wanted to. would be. exterior work on the hall was coming up with the revenues to called the difficulty during the “Today we speak for those who endured the Cheney Historic District Com­ would be $700. balance the 1989-90 stale budget. mission. FitzGerald, along with FitzGerald said he set out financed with that loan. The new tax would be in FINANCE TALK — House Speaker announced that Rep. David Lavine, 1988 session of cutting O’Neill’s unendurable.’’ said Dan Crowley, a 67-year-old That will be no easy task. On $6.3 billion budget by $35 million. Simsbury, Conn., man who organized Wednes­ AP photo Herbert Stevenson, president of originally to see if a modest loan The banks involved are Man­ addition to current real estate Irving Stolberg, D-New Haven, left, D-Durham, right, will head the Legisla­ the foundation, and Donald could be worked out and found the chester State Bank, First Federal Tuesday. Anthony V. Milano, the day’s memorial service in honor of the 140 conveyance taxes, which total answers a question during a Hartford ture's Finance Committee and will serve governor’s budget chief, said the For 1989-90. "cuts of more than American prisoners of war massacred by BISHOP INSTALLED — The Most Rev. Kuehl, its vice president, have bankers receptive to the possibil­ Savings and Loan Association of 0.55 percent of the sales price. $100 million are going to be very, been discussing the possibilities ity of a larger one. East Hartford, Savings Bank of news conference Wednesday. Stolberg in the new position of speaker pro tern. estimated gap between spending Japanese forces on Dec. 14, 1944. "It’s a Edward Michael Egan is installed Money from the added tax would requirements and revenue from very painful and maybe beyond cleansing process, that these men possibly will with town officials and bankers. He said he was shocked by the Manchester, Connecticut Na­ pay'for roads, sewers and other the pain threshold that the Wednesday as the third bishop of the The cost of the remaining increase in estimated construc­ tional Bank, Connecticut Bank current taxes for 1989-90 is $882 be remembered by their fellow Americans.” improvements in low-cost hous­ million. legi.slalure can absorb.” he said Roman Catholic Diocese of Bridgeport. construction work on the hall was tion costs due to inflation and and Trust Co., and ComFed ing developments. Glenn McDole. 67, a deputy sheriff in Polk A gap of that magnitude will Stolberg .said he picked Lavine County. Iowa, was one of 11 men to escape the At least 1,800 people attended the estimated Friday at about $1.67 concluded it might be wise to Savings Bank. The commi.ssion approved the ceremonies, which were held at Sacred Teacher pay, deseg efforts require a combination of tax over the other finalist for the Palawan massacre, during which Japanese tax despite advice from State increases and spending cuts. chairmanship. Rep. Wiiliam J troops lured the Americans into air raid holes, Heart University in Fairfieid. Rep. Benjamin N. DeZinno. D- Milano said. He said that every Cibes Jr.. D-New London, be doused them with gasoline and burned them to Meriden. who told the commis­ program and grant was on the cause Lavine has .served on the death. sion that the legislature is un- table for discussion. He also said Finance Committee in the past likeiy to approve such a tax. threatened by budget woes the solution to closing the gap Storm triggers accidents DeZinno said lawmakers, al­ He .said he also wanted to keep Area residents honored ARBORS HARTFORD (AP) - A loom­ The Department of Education, what 1 want to do in my heart. but would not include a slate personal Cibes as deputy Hou.se speaker, .VI I l(MMU«K)K ready facing a projected $882 income tax or slate employee calling Cibes “the best right HARTFORD (AP) — The season’s first snow million deficit, wili be more ing budget crunch threatens with a proposed $1.3 billion my head tells me to do something Three area residents have received special storm, which dumped up to six inches on parts of hard-won increases in teacher budget for 1989-90. is the state’s else.” layoffs. arm” a speaker could have achievement awards from the University of inclined to use new revenues to Lavine and Stolberg. both of the state, triggered 407 motor vehicle accidents, reduce the deficit. salaries and could jeopardize the second most expensive agency “I could do a greaterdisservice Stolberg had been pondering Connecticut for accomplishment, creativity and state police said Wednesday. state’s efforts to desegregate after the Department of Income whom personally support a per­ dedication to their jobs at the school. Others argued that the tax to the issue by coming in with a sonal income tax. agreed that the decision on the chairmanship The slushy snow snarled traffic on the state’s ’T is the Season would discourage housing some schools. Education Com­ Maintenance, $50 million proposal. You’d have for weeks and said he didn’t make Janet Schaefer of Coventry and Beverly A. major highways for hours’Tuesday, forcing state missioner Gerald N. Tirozzi said. there was no chance of passing Salcius and Bruce Taggart of Manchester were production. legislators, people laughing at such a levy during the 1989 up his mind until an hour before and local police as well as towing companies to "I believe, based on the magni­ On the desegregation isstie. the you.” Tirozzi said. the announcement. three of four college employees to receive the work around the clock to clear accidents and You are cordially invited to the Arbors at Hop Brook retirement Commission member Terry legislative session. Tondro disagreed, arguing that tude of the numbers, that nothing deficit presents a tough choice for awards. The four were among 11 employees abandoned cars. is safe in anyone’s budget.” Tirozzi: Pull back on a de.segre­ Slate, Rep. William R. Dyson. Stolberg noted that Democratic He also named Rep. Janet nominated by superiors. State police said most of ’Tuesday’s accidents community to attend the following Christmas programs: the state must seek out money for Gov. William A. O’Neill flatly Polinsky. D-Waterford, as the affordable housing. Tirozzi Wednesday. A day ear­ gation effort he has pushed for a D-New Haven, a member of the Schaefer, a business service assistant in the were minor, resulting in few serious injuries. lier. state budget officials pro­ year, or put forth a plan he legislative subcommittee, opposes an income lax and second deputy speaker, the first pathobiology department, was awarded for her "This is the only way to help believes will be doomed Stolberg said he would not push it woman in Connecticut legislative Saturday, December 17 2-4 PM "Punch & Cookies” With Santa pay the costs associated with jected an $882 million gap be­ warned against delaying action work in bookkeeping, budget control, invoicing, tween revenues and expenses in on desegregation. "Any move we in 1989 because "I wili be working history to attain such a post purchasing and billing. affordable housing.” Tondro "I’m really losing sleep on this with the governor.” Lavine was also designated Police identify body said. the 1989-90 fiscal year. make that smacks of putting it off Salcius. coordinator of personnel and adminis­ Monday, December 19 10:00 AM "Windows of the World” "It’s not like saying. ‘Cut back issue." he said after Wednesday’s to next year smells real bad.” he "My individual con.scicnce tells “speaker pro tern.” a new post trative services in the extended and continuing HARTFORD (AP) — The second burned body Commission members also de­ meeting with legislators "I know me that the best possible package by Stolberg. Presents "Scotland, Wales & Ireland” bated two solutions to the prob­ on textbooks and supplies.’” said education department, is "expert in crisis found along a state highway last month has been Tirozzi said. “You’re probably management,” according to department Dean identified as that of a 20-year-old Massachusetts C. Tore: Canielot Tours lems faced by developers whose proposals are rejected by local talking millions.” Doe Hentschel. man. state police said. He .said the anticipated deficit Taggart, assistant to the executive director of State police said the second body was idenifited Tuesday, December 20 10:00 AM ” 19th Century Christmas” planning and zoning boards. Developers must now appeal has caused him to re-evaluate his the University Computer Center, was awarded as Harold J. Gilbert of the Roxbury section of Hosted by: Mystic Seaport Museum desegration proposals, which are for his volunteer work with the United Way Boston. Gilbert died of a gunshot wound to the such rejections in Superior Court. The lengthy legal process is expected in February or March. campaign and Special Olympics in addition to his head, state police said. “I’m having a serious di­ job performance. Gilbert’s body was found along with that of a Wednesday, December 217:30 PM Rockville Bell Choir seen as a deterrent to developers who want to build affordable lemma.” Tirozzi told a subcom­ friend. James E. Sanford, 39. also of the Roxbury Coordinator: Diantha Dorman mittee of the General As.sembly’s section of Boston, near Route 49 in North housing but are stymied by local With Eagle Equity Plans, AJello fined for violation Stonington on Nov. 30. boards. education committee. .All programs are open to the public at no charge. Some commission members He said it will be difficult to ask HARTFORD (AP) — Former Attorney Gen­ Sanford's body was identified earlier this for costly new de.segregation week, but the cause of his death has not been favored the creation of a housing eral Carl Ajello, who now works as a state Capitol Please call 647-9343 to confirm your attendance for seating arrangements. appeals board, appointed by the plans while fighting to save the lobbyist, has been fined $330 for failing to file determined, state police .said. financial grants that support State poiice said the bodies were identified governor, to decide the appeals. lobbying reports on time, a state Ethics The propo.sed position of hous­ local school district expen.ses. you get tax advantages through fingerprint comparison with the assist­ Commission official said. ARBORS AT HOP BROOK ing appeals judge was suggested including higher teacher Ethics attorney Lisa Doyle Moran said on ance of the Boston Police Department. salaries. A motorist walking from a disabled motor by state Housing Commissioner Wednesday that Ajello. who lobbies for the 403 West Center Street ■ Manchester, CT 06040 ■ 647-9343 John F. Papandrea. who argued The threat to teacher salaries Connecticut Society of Podiatric Physicians, vehicle found the bodies about 25 feet from the and local school aid frightens edge of Route 49 near its intersection with Where Good Friends Make Great Neighbors! that the legislature would be filed the report 33 days late and only after getting more receptive to a single judge school officials across the state. a notice that the commission was planning a Interstate 95. and a free Tax than to a panel. "We’re looking at the very hearing on the matter. "We have an obligation to face nightmare we feared.” said Pa­ The society was also fined $330, but $230 of that Governors discuss drugs the issue, but we also have an tricia B. Luke .of the Connecticut was suspended on the condition that the obligation to propose something Association of Boards of quarterly reports be filed on time for the next two PROVIDENCE. R.I. (AP) — Drugs, tourism that will work.” Papandrea said. Education. years. and health care were on the agenda as four of the He said the public would be Under the 1986 Education En­ A dviser. six New England governors gathered for their CHRISTMAS TREES more trusting of a judge, who hancement Act. the state spent Statement lead to arrest annual meeting this week. would be perceived as a legal about $300 million over three The governors met to discuss a proposal from years on improving public, much NEW HAVEN (AP),,- A-«-ydar-old Bridge­ figure than a state panel, which Rhode Island Gov. Edward 1>. DlPrete that the “Choose and Cut Your Own would be perceived as a political of it to help local school systems port woman was arrested Wednesday on two six states work together to promote tourism in boost teacher pay. counts of making false statements to the group the region. The proposai called for the states to "The public does not see the The predicted deficit is particu­ Veterans Administration in her bid to obtain chip in a total of $35,000 to hire a full-time staffer larly threatening to many of the 7' benefits. U.S. Attorney Stanley A. Twardy Jr. judicial route as an intrusion on to manage the tourism promotion. the process.” Papandrea said. state’s poorerdistricts. where the said. Also on DiPrete’s agenda for the two-day law helped schools to raise Carmen Caceres applied for benefits as a "They see it as an extension of the conference that began Wednesday was an process.” salaries dramatically, some­ widow of a veteran in 1984, Twardy said. agreement to form a New England biotechnology times as much as 30 percent in a However, she wasn’t entitled to benefits because A note of dissent came from cooperative, which.would sponsor conferences Charles Duffy, a commission single year. she had divorced the veteran shortly before his and seek to lure more firms in that field to the "It’s devastating to think about / death. Twardy said. region. member and a lobbyist for the $22 Council of Small Towns. it.” Luke said. "It’s one of the Caceres made her false claims on July 9,1984. Maine Gov. John R. McKernan was seeking a ANY TREE ON THE FARM “This assumes that local zon­ issues we raised again and again: and again in a July 22. 1984, appeal to the VA. two-year agreement under which the states will What would happen to local / Twardy said. ing is the culprit, but I don't think seek to coordinate efforts to alleviate a regional that a case has been made for it.” communities after salaries were She was divorced from Juan DeJesus Caceres shortage of health care professionals. Bring the Family to Select Your Tree! pumped up? Would we reach a on Sept. 30, 1981. and he died on Dec. 21. 1981. Duffy said. McKernan said the strain on the region’s Papandrea said the specific point we couldn’t support them?” Twardy said. health care systems is going to become worse, If the money is cutoff, “we’d be Caceres pleaded innocent to the charges and powers of such a housing appeals citing demographic studies predicting a 15 judge would be determined by the in chaos at the local level.” she was released on a $15,000 non-surety bond. percent increase in New England’s elderly said. Twardy said. population by 1995. ^zen Qiristmas legislature. Court interpreter fined $1,000 ^ ^ r e e ^ a r m V Chief Court Interpreter Elba rulings by the Ethics According to Moran, between Pagano, a Manchester resident, Commission. August 1986 and May 1988, ■ Home of Quality Grown Trees has been fined $1,000 by the State According to Lisa Doyle Mo­ Pagano had employees of her Come find out about our home equity / Ethics Commission for violating ran, staff attorney for the com­ office refer people needing inter­ Barber Hill Road, South Windsor options and we'll give you The 1988^ 1989 a commission ruling by referring mission, the commission con­ preting service that the state Price Wa'erhouse Personal Tax Adviser while people to the language- ducted its own investigation. could not provide to three inter­ translation business operated by Moran said the commission had preting services, including the Tel: 644-2478 supplies last. Absolutely free. her husband, Manchester attor­ ruled that there would be no one operated by her husband. We ve got two great ways for you to take have competitive rates and a choice of terms ney Anthony Pagano, officials conflict of interest for Pagano’s Commission officials said that advantage of the equity you've built up in your And the interest on both may be 100% tax said. husband to start his translation on Dec. 7 Elba Pagano waived the In June, the judicial depart­ business. Interpreters and Trans­ right to further hearings in the home. Eagle Equity Line and Eagle Equity deductible ment suspended Pagano for two lators Inc. of 86 Sanrico Drive, if case and agreed to pay the civil Loan. With Eagle Equity Line, you pay no clos­ So stop by the nearest First Federal days without pay after finding she did not directly or indirectly fine. The officials said no further ing costs arid you can access your money just office today and talk with one of our equity action would be taken in the case. that she had violated declaratory help the business to get clients. OPEN by wr'ting a check With Eagle Equity Loan, specialists. You can find out about tax advan­ DAY AFTER you get your money in one lump sum Both tages And you'll get a free tax adviser School board urges sidewalks THANKSGIVING The Board of Education has meeting that Demers appear in September to ask its members asked its business manager, before the PZC. Demers will ask to inform the school board in EVERY DAY First FBderal Savings Raymond E. Demers, to ask the that the PZC require developers advance when applications in­ Planning and Zoning Commission to install sidewalks in four volving dead-end streets wfre Photo enlarged to show detail to require the installation of subdivisions and that a sidewalk coming up. The school board The Eagk anmgbank sidewalks in housing deferment granted to developers opposes many dead-end streets 9:00 a.m. • 4:00 p.m. developments of a subdivision on Birch Moun­ because school buses do not have East Hadlnrcl Giaslonliury South Giastonhury Manchestor Vernon Rockville and South Windsor tain Road be withdrawn. enough room to maneuver on Slop liy >V call our Earjlo Exiiruss I oai' Otto- ,it 842 Silver Lane East Hartford, 568-9000 Board member Francis A. them. Maffe Jr., chairman of the Maffe said the sidewalks are Jewelers Since 1885iook needed toensure that children get The commission agreed to have board’s Building and Sites- the town Planning Department BRISTOL DANBUR"^ FARMINGTON GUILFORD HARTFORD MANCHESTER MERlOE^J Merntier FSLIC Equal Housing Lender to and from school safely. M ufO R D NEWHAyEN SOUTm BURY TORRINGTON TRUMBULL WATERBURY Transportation committee, re­ inform the school board before We reserve the right to limit the quantity. quested at the board’s Monday Maffe appeared before the PZC subdivisions go to public hearing. MicnaeisCfiatge'MabtefCard/Viui/Amedcan Express ■ — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Dec. 15, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Dec. 15, 1988 — 7 NATION & W ORLD N A 'nO N Weicker eyed & WORLD for NOAA post Lawyer likens case Amateurs tracked satellite WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. Wells said he had no indication Lowell P. Weicker Jr., defeated of whether Bush offered Weicker TORONTO (AF) — Amateur astrono­ for re-election last month, met mers using home computers and high- the post at their meeting Monday. against Myerson powered binoculars were able to track the privately with President-elect "He said it was a private U.S. space shuttle Atlantis as it deployed a Bush as speculation increases on meeting," said Price. "They secret spy satellite. the Connecticut Republican tak­ talked about the election and ing over as head of the National what the senator’s plans were.” LOOKING FOR to ‘G o n g Show* act “If we could figure it out, you could bet Oceanic and Atmospheric A group of state environmental that the Russians figured it out too," says Adminst ration. RELATIVES — An Ted Molczan, a self-described "space officials led by Gary Magnuson. unidentified Armen­ By John M. Doyle enthusiast" who helped organize the director of the Coastal States The Associated Press Weicker, who has a passion for Organization, met with the sena­ ian looks for missing tracking. marine science and was a leading Although he said the information ga­ tor Wednesday morning, a Mag­ relatives among NEW YORK - Prosecutors* advocate for NOAA, has been nuson aide said. Magnuson did thered had little practical use, the project repeatedly mentioned in recent earthquake victims sorry attempts to prove their showed secrecy is a rare commodity in the not return telephone calls. divorce-fixing conspiracy sky. days by environmental activists, Many marine environmental laid out in a damaged congressional aides and industry charges invoiving Bess Myerson In Washington, David Garrett of the groups say Weicker is their top soccer stadium wouid have gotten them hauied V i officials as a possible head of the choice. National Aeronautics and Space Adminis­ agency. Environmentalists are Tuesday in Spitak, off "The Gong Show.” said a tration said, "We don’t comment on secret "There will be glasses raised Soviet Armenia. lawyer for the former Miss V pushing Weicker and several said over here if they give it to satellite launches." Wednesday that the senator is Weicker,” said Beth Millemann Eight percent of the America's lover. Molczan, 35, said in a recent interview In a summation filled with interested. of the Oceanic Society. population of Spitak that the satellite watchers are hobbyists Weicker on Wednesday would sarcasm and punctuated by one- who work together informally, trading Ironically. Weicker’s environ­ was killed in last liners that drew laughter from not discuss the possibility of mental record was attacked information through telephone calls, letters joining the administration, ac­ week's massive the judge, jurors and spectators, and electronic mail. repeatedly by his Democratic attorney Jay Goldberg ridiculed cording to aide Hank Price, opponent, Joseph I. Lieberman. earthquake. The secrecy of the Atlantis’ early Matthew Wells, the senator’s the government's case Wednes­ December mission made their research who won the support of most AP photo day, calling many of its 34 environmental aide, confirmed major environmental organiza­ challenging and intriguing “detective that Weicker has been ap- witnesses "biased, disgruntled, work.” Molczan said. AP photo tions. Weicker lost to Lieberman disturbed people." , preached by marine environmen­ by a razor-thin margin. BACK SEAT BOVINE — Gordon Dezotelle is watched by his daughter tal groups about the NOAA post Under ordinary circumstan­ "Never have so many days, so Sarnie Jo, 3, and their holstein cow as he runs an errand while enroute to Rescuers pull out, search goes on much time, energy and taxpay­ Warships leave gulf and believes he is considering the ces, a Republican senator who ers' money been spent on such his small farm in Riverton. Vt. Dezotelle used his 1979 Plymouth sedan to government job. lost election would be a likely MANAMA, Bahrain (AP) — The last five transport the animal from nearby Hardwick on Wednesday. “I'm sure he’s considering it. candidate for a post in a new GOP YEREVAN. U.S.S.R. (AP) - Despite a However, the official Soviet news agency with dogs,” said Georges d'Allemagne of the trivial pursuits, such diversion­ ary issues, while bringing to you Italian warships have left the Persian Gulf but I don’t think any decisions administration. But Weicker was Soviet vow to continue searching for Tass quoted Soviet diplomats in Paris as relief organization Doctors Without Borders. in the latest and largest cutback of foreign have been made.” he said. no ordinary Republican senator. survivors of the Armenian earthquake, so little truth to support the saying: ‘‘The rescue work will continue as But the leader of a British rescue team that government’s case," Goldberg naval forces following the Iran-Iraq cease­ foreign rescue teams that worked in Spitak long as there is even the slightest hope for returned home from Armenia early today fire, Italian officials say. Postal worker hurts 3 forensics experts have been examining in said they were told to slop digging so the town finding survivors." told the jury. Hanoi. The United States anticipates that said he doubted anyone could still be alive The defense was expected to The frigate Euro, flagship of the Italian NEW ORLEANS (AP) — An angry mail can be bulldozed. Health Minister Yevgeny Chazov was under the rubble and doubted claims that flotilla, and the minehunters Castagno and any of those remains appearing likely to Sixty survivors were discovered in the equally adamant. continue that tack today as handler shot and wounded three fellow belong to missing Americans also will be Bush still has posts other teams were still finding survivors. closing arguments resumed in BESS MYERSON Loto sailed through the Strait of Hormuz at workers, then eluded police for about five earthquake's ruins Wednesday, eight days "I insist that we cannot and will not “If I thought there was someone still alive I the mouth of the gulf last week, the Defense repatriated soon, they said. after the quake rattled the southern Caucasus abandon the search until we clearall the ruins the U.S. District Court trial. . . . "incomplete picture" hours before holing up with two hostages During the airport ceremony, a U.S. would not be sitting here," Willie McMartin, a Miss Myerson, Miss America Ministry in Rome said Wednesday. early today in the main New Orleans post region, leaving an estimated 55,000 people and all the debris, because there might be Scottish fireman, told reporters after arriv­ They were bound for home. military honor guard solemnly loads the to fill in his cabinet dead and 500,000 homeless. people under them.” Chazov said Wednes­ 1945 and once the city’s cultural office, officials said. remains, each in metal caskets topped with ing in London. affairs commissioner, is accused that the government failed to The frigate Sagittario and the supply The gunman, armed with a shotgun Search teams with tracker dogs from Italy day, noting that 60 survivors been rescued in He said doctors estimated the maximum tanker Stromboli left Nov. 24 and reached a folded American flag, onto a U.S. Air WASHINGTON (AP) - secretary of Health and Human of trying to influence a judge’s prove “beyond a reasonable loaded with birdshot, chased off FBI agents Force plane for the flight to Guam and then Services. and West Germany told a Toronto Globe and the previous 2'^6urs. survival time for anyone buried by the quake doubt” that any conspiracy ex­ their home port at the Taranto naval base in President-elect Bush, with his Mail reporter that they had been ordered out rulings in her lover’s divorce by with gunfire when they cornered him in a Honolulu. In Honolulu, the Army Central Cabinet still less than half filled, In addition, The Washington Without elaborating, he acknowledged as between five and six days because of low giving a city job to the judge's isted. "There is no direct evi­ Italy on Monday, the ministry said. room used for coffee breaks on the first of Spitak, a town of 25,000 people nearly their chances of finding others were dwin­ temperatures in the area. Italian officials announced the withdra­ Identification Laboratory analyzes the says John Tower would be an Post reported in today’s editions daughter. dence of the secret agreement at floor of the block-long building, said 'Volney remains to determine if they belong to any totally destroyed by the quake. dling and that survivors now risk infection the heart of this case,” he said. wal in early November, saying the Aug. 20 outstanding secretary of defense that another black, Julius W. They said Soviet authorities said they were His team had arrived in Armenia Monday Miss Myerson, 64, her lover, Hayes, spokesman for the FBI office of the 1,747 Americans missing asa result of and he doubts that an FBI check Becton Jr., a retired three-star from pneumonia and other illnesses. and worked for72 hours straight in Spitak, but Carl "Andy” Capasso, 43, and cease-fire, which halted fighting in the headquartered in the adjacent building in preparing to blast the ruins and bulldoze the A number of foreign rescue workers said The prosecution, which 8-year-old war, had brought a "consolida­ the war. has turned up anything to disqual­ Army general who heads the city to prevent decomposing bodies from "We saved nobody because there was nobody former state Supreme Court summed up its case Tuesday, the city’s business district. Vietnamese officials usually do prelimi­ ify the former Texas senator. Federal Emergency Manage­ they planned to keep combing the crumbled left to save by the time we got there." Justice Hortense Gabel, 75, who tion of stability” to the strategic waterway. Hostage negotiators and relatives of the starting an epidemic. buildings for life, even as fog and rain began claims that Mrs. Gabel cut nary analyses, but the army laboratory Bush said Wednesday, how­ ment Agency, is the top contender McMartin said his group decided to leave made interim rulings in Capas- Capasso's weekly payments to gunman, identified as Warren Murphy, sometimes finds among the remains those ever, that he has not yet decided to head the Veterans Administra­ The Italians said in Spitak Wednesday they turning to snow and numbing cold with the because they were exhausted and because the so’s bitter divorce, are charged onset of the Soviet winter. his estranged wife, Nancy, by Driver accused of rape spoke by telephone with him trying to of Vietnamese individuals. who will run the Pentagon, tion, and that a Hispanic, Federal would shift rescue efforts to outlying villages. Soviets were beginning to employ bulldozers, with conspiracy, fraud and bribe- more than half in exchange for persuade him to surrender. One of the The West German team was at the Yerevan Snarled supply lines also have hampered although sources said Tower Trade Commissioner Patricia making it difficult for the Britons to use their related charges. the $19,000-a-year city job Miss NEW BEDFORD, Mass. (AP) - An negotiators was Murphy’s cousin, a New remained the leading candidate. Diaz Dennis, is a candidate to airport Wednesday night, waiting for a flight the relief effort, high technology equipment, which can detect Mrs. Gabel's lawyer, Michael Myerson gave to the judge's unemployed truck driver is accused of Orleans police officer, authorities said. home. "We continue to look for people, especially Cover given to spies With eight more appointments head the Labor Department. victims by body heat. Feldberg, said in his summation daughter, Sukhreet Gabel. raping two women in separate assaults Hayes would not say whether Murphy to go. Bush hopes to complete Also, an aide to Sen. Lowell P. along the same densely wooded stretch of had made any demands or threats. A postal CHICAGO (AP) — The Yugoslav consul naming his Cabinet before Weicker Jr., who lost his re- highway where the bodies of six women inspector said Murphy, about 40 years old, general here, indicted for allegedly laund­ Christmas. election bid last month, con­ have been discovered since July, officials told negotiators he was holding two ering $1.5 million, gave diplomatic cover to said. Bush tapped Clayton Yeutter firmed the senator has met with Show highlights police reliance on crime re-enactments hostages. The rest of the 500 night shift IHIO men involved in smuggling documents Wednesday as the sixth member Bush about possibly taking over Neil Anderson, 35, of New Bedford, workers were evacuated. and computer information to Yugoslavia, of his Cabinet. Yeutter, the U.S. the National Oceanic and Atmos­ SEATTLE (AP) — Many police and mystery in a plea for clues to Investigators rejoiced at the may encourage false accusa­ programs. ing Green River case. pleaded innocent Wednesday to charges he officials said. once thought all the motivation trade representative for Presi­ pheric Administration. the country's worst unsolved flood of fresh tips and praised the tions, and the re-enactments Crime Stoppers tips have More than $15 million has been abducted and raped a woman at knifepoint Team picks up remains An affidavit by Louise Hodess, a U.S. dent Reagan, will be secretary of Covering a wide range of topics people needed to report crime serial murder case: the “Green marriage of sleuthing and the could unnecessarily increase fear helped solve more than 210,000 in August 1987. He was held at the Bristol Customs Service agent, alleges that Bah- was a sense of civic duty and a spent hunting for the killer, whose agriculture. at the news conference. Bush River” slayings of at least 40 media. of crime. felonies and led to the recovery of first victims were dragged from County jail on $20,000 bond. BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) - A U.S. rudin Bijedic, Chicago consul general, After three years in govern­ also: few words from Officer McGruff, women in the Northwest. “It's the most effective tool in $1.3 billion in narcotics and stolen Afterward, a second woman who identi­ military team flew today to Vietnam to pick provided cover for the men, both of whom the cartoon bloodhound who Crime Stoppers began 12 years the Green River, south of Seattle, ment, Yeutter had wanted to ■ Hinted his administration The syndicated program, dis­ law enforcement,” declared De­ property, Kline said. in 1982. The murderer now is fied Anderson in a composite photograph up 38 sets of suspected remains of missing are American citizens, the Chicago Tribune return to private business. Stand­ will seek a delay in February’s barked "take a bite out of crime.” tributed to 137 stations nation­ tective Myrie L. Garner, director ago in Albuquerque, N.M., when accused him of raping her in July, said Americans in the largest such turnover police and civic leaders decided In the last two TV seasons, officially blamed for the deaths of reported today. ing alongside Bush at a news resumption of arms control talks Not anymore. Police are in­ wide, included a re-enacted of Seattle's Crime Stoppers Bristol County District Attorney Ronald A. since the Vietnam War ended, officials According to the affidavit, one of the men, with the Soviet Union. "There is creasingly turning to cash re­ they needed a new weapon to fight networks and syndicates have 40 women, most linked to prosti­ Pina. said. conference, Yeutter said there murder attempt, real footage of program. tution and street life. Yugoslav-born Vjekoslov Spanjol, of Plano, were “only a few people in the no way that we are going to have wards and morbid crime re­ police unearthing a victim, and The popularity of such pro­ increasing crime. The premise: created dramatic variations on “The two rape cases have come out as a During the repatriation ceremony at grab attention with a televised the Crime Stoppers theme. Not Texas, was “the second in command of world who could convince me to by Feb. 15 or 16 a detailed enactments on television to lure interviews with grieving rela­ grams reflects a “get tough on The killings stopped in 1984, but legitimate result of this investigation” into Hanoi's Noi Bai Airport, the Vietnamese Yugoslavian Intelligence in the United carry forward in another stint in point-by-point program on arms John Q. Public to the phone. tives. Viewers were urged to turn crime revival,” said Art Lurigio, “Crime of the Week" re­ only are the programs popular investigators are studying the highway serial killings, said Pina, also Were to turn over information on 12 enactment, then promise cash with viewers, they also are States.” government, but you’re one of talks,” Bush said. The police-sponsored “Crime in a crook — and maybe collect a assistant professor of psychology whether he might be responsible although he declined to confirm news other cases of Americans listed as missing The other man was identified as Hubert those few.” ■ Said Palestine Liberation Stoppers” genre, most familiar $100,000 reward. at Northwestern University and rewards and anonymity to successful. Of 115 fugitives por­ for at least some of the slayings of reports that Anderson is a suspect in the in action, or MfA, said Lt. Col. Thomas J. anyone reporting any serious trayed on Fox Broadcasting Co.'s F. Cole of Carrollton, Texas. Bush also said he would name a Organization leader Yasser Ara­ as 60-second spots on local TV, “The show was designed to co-author of a 1986 study on the more than 30 transients and slayings. Boyd, a spokesman for the U.S. Pacific Bijedic, Spanjol, Cole and two other men took a giant leap toward Holly­ crime. “America's Most Wanted," 55 black to his Cabinet. He has been fat had made "some movement” push an emotional button in the programs for the U.S. Justice prostitutes since 1985 in San “There’s a good list of suspects we have. Command. were indicted Dec. 1 by a federal grand jury urged by some black supporters in a speech Tuesday but "not wood last-week with broadcasts of viewer,” said producer Beth Department. The concept took off. More than are in jail. Fox says. NBC says its Diego. And the discovery of six They’re all being checked out,” Pina said at U.S. officials said the remains were not “Unsolved Mysteries” has broad­ in Philadelphia on charges they engaged in to name Louis W. Sullivan, a enough” to warrant direct deal­ “ Manhunt; A Chance to End the Broday. “People are looking to have 600 U.S. communities now have female bodies near New Bedford, a news conference Wednesday. part of a group of 80 remains that U.S. the money-laundering scheme. Nightmare.” cast 50 stories and helped solve 11 black who is president of More­ ings with the PLO by the United It apparently did. The pro­ some impact on crime, alleviate Crime Stoppers programs, said Mass., since July, some of them house School of Medicine, as States. With help from an independent gram, broadcast Dec. 7 and their fears, and regain some Tim Kline, a retired Albuquerque cases. believed to have been prostitutes, film company, Seattle police repeated during the past week, control," said Lurigio, although police officer and president of The police behind last week's prompted police speculation that investigators created two hours drew more than 7,600 calls to a he cautioned that offering large Crime Stoppers International, “Manhunt” program hope the the killer had crossed the of televised murder, mayhem toll-free hotline. cash rewards and anonymity which helps set up local success rubs off on the madden­ country. Former Sen. 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MAHKI I HI HOHI OPINION BUSINESS Ac«ylly^»wpW30lf>ainB<«Y» Attitudes FBI keeps Navy splits fast- attack sub contracts By Christopher Callahan AIM I'll sion unit, according to Lt. Jim Wood. next generation of attack subs. before March. The Associated Press He said the Navy had included the cost Sen. John H. Chafee. R-R.I., a The latest awards are for the 60th changing an eye on of retooling the Newport News ship­ former Navy secretary, said In a and 61st Los Angeles class subma­ 11' WASHINGTON — The Navy has yard to make the changes in the telephone interview from Providence rines ordered by the Navy since the split Its annual contract award for the DOW JONI S AVI IIA(;i company’s fiscal 1988 submarine that winning the first Seawolf con­ first contract awards in 1970. lh-< riiiiM c t i I'Uin Los Angeles class fast-attack subma­ contracts. tract is critical. Electric Boat had won 32 SSN-688 HIGH our books rines, giving one each to Electric Boat The lucrative contracts are critical “ Whoever gets it gets the expe­ contracts to Newport News’ 27 prior to LOW 1,121.44 on housing of Groton, Conn., and the Newport to employment at the shipyards. rience, and that leads to the ability to a o s e il$ 4 .U the latest round of contracts. Newport News (Va.) Shipbuilding & Drydock Electric Boat, a division of General better calculate ones prices for the News edged out Electric Boat 2-1 CHANGE Down 1.24 Co. Dynamics Corp., employs 18,000 1 1 1 Nationally, statewide and 'ocally, evidence By Jack Anderson follow on,” Chafee said. earlier this year for the fiscal 1988 ■ ACO and Joseph Spear Electric Boat’s contract to build a workers at its main shipyard in But Rep. Sam Gejdenson, D-Conn., is mounting that the problem s of making awards. In 1987, Newport News won new SSN-688 sub, announced Wednes­ Groton, Conn., and another 6,000 at its whose district includes the Groton 4-0. The year before, it was Electric housing affordable, even to people who cannot WASHINGTON - The FBI has gone day, is worth $399.97 million. The North Kingstown. R.I., facility. New­ shipyard, downplayed the importance Boat winning four contracts to none be regarded as poor, m ay require som e too far In its search for card-carrying submarine is expected to be com­ port News employs 26,000 workers at of the first Seawolf. for its archrival. pleted by November 1993. drastic measures. members of the KGB — library cards, its Virginia shipyard. “ I think there is a pride and desire The 6,900-tone submarine, which is The Newport News contract is Traditionally three or four SSN-688 At the extrem e, the grow ing shortage of that is. U.S. agents swagger into to take that lead ship, but I’m not sure as long as a football field, is designed IN BRIEF worth $338.52 million with a comple­ contracts are awarded annually, but if it’s a life and death situation,” affordable housing m ay renew the dormant libraries, flash their badges and ask to hunt enemy surface ships and librarians to keep an eye peeled for tion target of February 1994. this fiscal year part of the fast-attack Gejdenson said, noting that the submarines. They are armed with question of the need for rent controls in many patrons with foreign-sounding names The difference in price is due to a submarine budget has been set aside shipyards share technology. Mark 48 anU'^xdbmarine torpedoes. P&W gets two big orders communities. The problem may also rekindle Navy-mandated change in the con­ for a contract to build the Navy’s first Gejdenson said he expects the and suspicious reading habits. Harpoon ftvssflife and Tomahawk EAST HARTFORD (AP) - Pratt and struction of the submarine’s propul­ Seawolf submarine, the Pentagon’s Seawolf contract to be announced cruise missiles. the disputes over whether such controls are Under heavy pressure from Con­ Wbitney has reported It received two major jet fair to landlords and whether, in fact, they gress, the FBI recently agreed to engine contracts worth more than $200 million. worsen the situation by discouraging the narrow the scope of its library International Lease Finance Corp. ordered surveillance program, but not to Aerospace sales fall; $197 million worth of PW4000 engines. The production of new housing units and force cancel it altogether. The mystery property owners into the position of Z Z Z Z Best PW4000 has won about 20 competitions for remains why the FBI still clings to wide-body aircrafts this year. Deliveries of the neglecting existing units. any trace of this bizarre "counterin­ 21,000 jobs are gone aircraft are scheduled for 1992. Locally, a subcommittee of the Board of telligence” mission. is now worst Shanghai Airlines, meanwhile, ordered eight Directors studying the housing problem has The premise is that Soviet agents PW2037 engines valued at a total of about $36 JCIH33 set up spy networks in American WASHINGTON (AP) - Aero­ billion, and the backlog of unfilled concluded from a survey that hundreds of LOS ANGELES (AP) - Fallen whiz million. The order was Prattt & Whitney’s fifth libraries and sift through the stacks space employment declined by orders to reach an all-time high of kid Barry Minkow listened grimly as a contract for the engine. families cannot afford the least expensive for U.S. secrets. Apparently the FBI 21,000 jobs in 1988 as the industry $170.3 billion, the association jury announced “ guilty” 57 times on housing at the bottom o f the market. wants us to believe that a Soviet spy recorded its first annual sales said. fraud charges in a $25 million swindle could check out a CIA personnel drop in 17 years, according to the An increase in civil aerospace According to the survey, the 1980 census that snared Wall Street brokerages, United Cable reorganizes roster at the local library, or find the Aerospace Industries business, Fuqua said, will offset showed that 800 families were paying more major banks and small investors. secrets of “Star Wars” between the Association. the military decline. NEW BRITAIN (AP) - The state Depart­ than half of their income for rent. The 22-year-old defendant, who covers of a college computer "The reason is a substantial ment of Public Utility on Wednesday approved launched his ZZZZ Best carpet cleaning “ We must face this fact,” The most sobering note in a report by the Bush must invest in the poor textbook. decrease in sales to the Depart­ the reorganization of United Cable Television business in his parents’ garage at age Fuqua said at the joint AIA and subcommittee is its conclusion that people For the past three years, the FBI ment of Defense, hardly a sur­ fk)rp.. United Artists Holdings Inc., Tele­ 16, had been trying to make a plea Aviation-Space Writers Associa­ less essential domestic programs, has asked librarians to report the prise in view of the zero-to- communications Inc., United Artists Enter­ who grew up in M anchester cannot afford to growing. Today, one child in four is bargain only hours before the U.S. tion luncheon. “ The Bush admin­ By M ichael J. M cM anus such as Amtrak subsidies and the reading habits of people with Russian negative-growth defense budgets tainment Co., United Cable Television Services live in Manchester. born in poverty, and that ratio is District Court jury convicted him on all istration and the new Congress Economic Development Administra­ or Eastern European names and to of the last four fiscal years,” the Corp. and United Cable Television Corp. of That should not come as a shock. Several doubled for minority children. counts of securities, credit card and must continue to accord top "Third, demographic trends indi­ tion,” plus cuts in farm subsidies, and keep an eye out for shifty behavior. association’s president, Don Fu­ priority to further reduction in Eastern Connecticut. years ago, during another study of housing mail fraud charges. qua, said Wednesday. As a result of the reorganization. Tele­ "W e see two Americas, one increas­ cate that our economy will need every ” if necessary, the revenues from The benefits appear negligible and the national budget deficit. The jury rejected Minkow’s claim Overall sales volume was pro­ communications will obtain control over three conditions, one committee member said that ingly wealthy, one tragically poor, a worker it can get over the next two higher cigarette and alcohol taxes.” the program stomps all over privacy that he was a frightened young boy jected to reach $111 billion for “ So, barring an unexpected Connecticut cable franchises — United Cable we were asking our children to move to other land of opportunity for most and of decades. It is imperative that we On a related issue, they deplored laws in 38 states, not to mention the forced by mobsters into a life of crime, 1988, a reduction of slightly more change in the international cli­ in Hartford. United Cable in New Britain- idle hopelessness for too many, a prepare today’s youngsters for tomor­ America’s lack of a world-class right of people in this country to read places and earn their way back. and accepted the prosecution’s por­ than $1 billion from last year. mate, we must realistically antic­ Plainville and United Cable in Vernon. The nation never so prosperous or- so row’s jobs ... workforce: “ One student in fourdrops books without being spied on. That But it now appears that they m ay not be trayal of him as a shrewd young con “ An analysis of orders on hand ipate lower levels of defense company already controls two other fran­ profligate,” said two former presi­ “ Fourth, there is a evidence that out of high school, one in four high doesn’t stop the FBI, nor does the fact able to afford other places, nor m ay they be man with a thirst for money, power and indicates a defense sales rebound appropriations and therefore re­ chises. Heritage Cablevision and Haystack dents (Carter and Ford) in an programs for children work. Invest­ school graduates is functionally illi­ that spies from the Soviet Union or fame. in 1989 but we look for further duced industry sales of defense Cablevision. the DPUC said. able to earn their way back. unprecedented report to an incoming ments in prenatal care, preschool terate, and half of 18-year-olds have anywhere else can sit in their own Minkow could be sentenced to up-to substantial declines as we move equipment.” The ruling also means that Tele- It is clear the m arket will not solve the president. education, compensatory education, failed to master basic language, math countries and read the same material 300 years in prison. Judge Dickran into the early years of the 1990s,” Comunications will control cable franchises and Medicaid save enormous sums in and analytical skills.” that is available in Am erican Fuqua said American industry problem. The very least that is needed is The first priority of their "Ameri­ Tevrizian set sentencing for Feb. 21. BARRY MINKOW Fuqua said. The sales projection covering 25 percent of Connecticut’s basic welfare, health care, prisons, lost Yet only 9 percent of new jobs are libraries. is severely handicapped in inter­ incentives like use of public land and easing of can Agenda” is to reduce the federal Minkow’s attorney, David Kenner, for next year is for $129billion but subscriber service. productivity and foregone taxes.” for unskilled (4 percent in the year . . . guilty 57 times national competition by trade budget deficit. But they say new Those are some of the concerns said he would appeal the conviction, “ our real, inflation-adjusted zoning and construction regulations. For example, the business- 2000). Those requiring high skills will restrictions imposed by its own spending is needed for the raised by Rep. Don Edwards. D- noting that Tevrizian severely limited sales curve for the next few years On the statewide level, a commission dominated Committee on Economic jump from 24 to 41 percent. And only a government. He called the go­ disadvantaged. Calif.. the chairman of the House evidence on Minkow’s claims of mob Asperger said no final agreement was will be relatively flat,” according S&L bailout costs soaring studying housing problems has recommended Development estimates that "$1 in third of all workers receive any vernment’s role “ purely adminis­ “ Wealth and poverty in the United Judiciary subcommittee on civil and pressure. reached. to Fuqua. early intervention saves $5 in the cost training on the job. trative and often obstructive” WASHINGTON (AP) - A congressional an additional tax on some real estate States continue to go up. The wealthi­ constitutional rights. And Edwards is The jury was to resume deliberations The jury, which reached its verdict Statistics released by the asso­ of remedial education, welfare and President Bush is urged to use his when it should be an active study places the largest government estimate transactions to help pay for affordable est 20 percent of Ameicans received 44 not just another congressman taking today on five charges against Minkow’s after five days of deliberations, made ciation said the number of jobs in crime control.” That’s proof “ early bully pulpit to “ persuade Americans supporter of U.S. exports. yet on the price of bailing out the nation’s percent of aggressive income in 1987, swipes at the FBI. He is a former FBI co-defendant, accountant Norman such discussions moot. the aerospace industry will drop housing. But it is unlikely that the General intervention in the lives of poor that the key to our future lines in failing savings and loans, and says the cost up from 40 percent to 20 years ealier. agent. Rothberg, who is accused of taking a It took 40 minutes to read the decision. to 1,307,000 for the year and that He announced creation of a Assembly will impose any new tax that does children” is the best way to help them establishing the best educated people could soar even higher unless action is taken The poorest 20 percent of Americans There are simpler ways for Soviet bribe to cover up ZZZZ Best’s frauds. Minkow fidgeted occasionally, and there will be 14,000fewer jobs still not contribute to reducing the state deficit. out of poverty. in the world ... the way to compete in foundation to be called the quickly. received 4.5 percent, down from 5.5 in spies to get information than search­ Minkow, sensing he would be con­ reached over once to clasp Kenner’s in 1989. National Center for Advanced 1967.” Sadly, however. Carter and Ford the world marketplace.” How? The General Accounting Office says the Som e of the state com m ission’s m em bers ing a library. In 1985. then-Commerce victed, had agreed to plead guilty to hand. “ We did not set a new record for Technology, which will pull to­ However, Ford and Carter do not note that “ Because of the lack of ’’Turn a national spotlight on government should spend $112 billion to close argued in favor of a state panel to hear Secretary Malcolm Baldrige wrote a about 15 percent of the charges, Kenner The attorney said Minkow was sales ... for the first time in 17 gether everything being done in recommend increasing welfare pay­ funds, only about 20 percent of eligible selected state and community initia­ failed institutions and abandon its current developers’ appeals from local zoning memo to the Cabinet saying that said outside court Wednesday. remorseful and regretted what had years,” Fuqua said. technology and create a data base ments or other forms of changing U.S. children can participate now in Head tives that raise educational perfor­ strategy of trying to keep the institutions alive Soviets had easy access to the But Assistant U.S. Attorney James happened. Still, industry profits were for companies and agencies tak­ decisions. If delay in the appeals process, now income distribution. They harken Start,” or in the other programs mance ... technological literacy, through assisted mergers. unclassified information directly expected to improve to $5.1 ing part. in the jurisdiction of the Superior Court, really back to a seminal idea of Lyndon pioneered by the Great Society. year-round schooling, dropout prev­ from the federal government. "It "To cover all eligible children with ention (and) model curricula” for does discourage developers from trying to Johnson’s Great Society: increasing appears that several U.S. government opportunity for the poor by improving these programs would cost from $9 to public schools. build affordable housing, as some claim, the agencies are tolerating a massive health and education — especially for $13 billion yearly,” which they call They ask him to “ seek to eliminate idea of a special appeals judge is worth give-away program that permits the poor kids, who they said "should “ one of the best investments the money as a barrier to an individual’s VASELINE consideration. obtaining a higher education” with Soviets to acquire tens of thousands of EUCERIN NIVEA Q-TIPS receive early attention.” country can make.” NIVEA scientific studies as well as other Visage Lotion Intensive The various proposals being considered call Why? 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Those adjustments will be vice collects unclassified government $297 Children feeding program, compen­ mission on Training to develop a 3.5 oz. 9 Oz. massive human deficit of unlearned, data and makes it available for the hard to make, but they m aybe necessary. satory education, prenatal and pre­ consensus” on how to fund training for unlettered, uncompetitive and so­ asking. cially dysfunctional children,” said a ventative health care for all eligible all Americans — perhaps with a tax on 17 backup paper on domestic policy disadvantaged over eight years, with employers and workers, like France. FBI officials say they still need the written by Carla Hills, Edmund annual increases of $2 billion annu­ The nation is in debt to Ford and library information because it helps Muskie," Vernon Jordan and Glenn ally, beginning with the 1990 budget. Carter for their “ American Agenda.” them pinpoint what the Soviets are Watts. How can these funds be found? The looking at. “ Second, children are the largest former presidents were candid: Agents have denied that they tried ' 6 0 6 . . . single group of poor people in “ To pay for these investments in Michael J. McManus is a syndi­ to train librarians for spy work. But ATRA .r GIUETTC many librarians de.scribed unplea­ PEPSODENT VASELINE America and their numbers are our children we suggest reductions in cated columnist. DULCOLAX DIAL L E f e C b sant run-ins with FBI agents who ItUMPatMb wanted to enlist their help. Toothpaste Petroleum Jelly ATRA PLUS Tablets Soap 7.5 oz. TRAC II 3.5 oz. (jOCDENsUaH 6CMETHIN& Open Forum FBI Director William Sessions 6.4 oz. Cartridges 25’s wrote Edwards a letter in late lO’s RAZOR ftftME... September saying his agents had been 77 Kit instructed not to ask for reports on 470 suspicious library patrons or to look at 'J - / 6 Mortgage intel'est: off and buy expensive houses and then suggestions from citizens on the draft the records of the books that patrons write off the huge interest deduction report. When the chairman ruled the check out. Sessions’ letter was he­ Cap the deduction on their tax returns. The subsidy order in which a person would ralded as a sign that the FBI would cut should be there to help people buy a recognize to speak would be select­ back on its controversial program. To the Editor: ‘ reasonable home, not a mansion. If men first, followed by town officials — But when we asked an FBI spokesman they want a larger home, they should with the public last. I walked out. My if the decision meant any change in Recently I heard an a d o f the radio ULTRA RICH FLINTSTONE pay for it out of their own pocket and fear that the public will end up last the program, he said. “ It’s not a BEN PACQUIN from the real estate council asking cutback at all.” He said the letter to BONINE DESITIB Shampoo & not pick the pockets of all the other and ill-served by this commission Hand & Body Cream Vitamins that people write to Congresswoman taxpayers. soon came to be. Edwards was intended simply to Tablets O intm ent Conditioner Barbara Kennelly and tell her that ’’dispel the myths about the In the last hours of the commis­ GAY 2.25 they want to keep the home mortgage I hope people do write to Mrs. program.” oz. 8's 1 oz. IS oz. sion’s existence, without any warning interest deduction the way it is. It Kennelly and insist that people pay All Types or public discussion, it turned on the Top secret FBI documents obtained warns people. “ Don’t let them take their fair share of taxes and support 1.25 oz. public and stripped Bolton citizens of by our associate Jim Lynch reveal this tax deduction from you.” lowering the mortgage interest de­ theirexisting right tocut the budget at that the FBI was initially leery of Bonine The ad didn’t give any facts. It just duction cap. Whatever money saved the Annual Town Meeting. When what it calls the Library Awareness tried to scare people into thinking could be used to reduce the deficit. Program when it was introduced in commission members were reported their home interest deduction was in 1973. The FBI’s New York office To give a tax deduction of that as referring to the public as “ know- jeopardy. It’s not. A reasonable objected to the program as not worth magnitude while many people can’t nothings” with “ no ideas.” the interest deduction isn’t being questi­ the manpower, but went along with it even get enough for the down payment message was clear. The Charter reoe™ oned. The size of the current deduc­ reluctantly. The program was ALKA KAOPECTATE TOe. to buv a modest home is not fair. Commission trusts not and respects ONE-A-DAY tion that is allowed is much too high. dropped in 1976 and reinstituted in PLAX KAOPECTATE not our Bolton citizens. UNICAP Currently, tax law allows a person Mrs. Kennelly’s office phone 1985. Vitamins Tablets The selectmen have rejected this Anti-Plaque Liquid to take up to one million dollars a year number is (203) 240-3120. Letters can SELTZER 60'a 20’s UE,CHEfiT report by a 3-2 vote. 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It is they who should be month on mortgage interest, if they laws would restrict the FBI’s ability T--: out gathering signatures on a petition 1.. own a home at all ? Maybe $300. $750 or to "protect the public’s safety and Frank RIzza to bring the charter to a referendum. even $1500. Even at $2,000, that’s only ensure the national security.” 130 Elizabeth Drive, Manchester It will be the chance to meet with those $24,000 a year in mortgage interest they view as an enemy, the taxpayers. deductions on their home. Available at participating They can learn that not having Jack Anderson and his associate, The home mortgage interest deduc­ Joseph Spear, are syndicated colum­ unlimited wealth like commissioners, CORT CHERACOL tion shouldn’t be eliminated, but why nists. VALUE PLUS STORES! citizens give up real needs to pay Syrup UNISOM not cap it at $30,000 or $40,000 a year Charter proposal Not all Items available at all stores. taxes. They will learn a charter that instead of a million dollars? That Not responsible for typographical errors. Tablets allows a town official to dip into a AID Reguair would still give a homeowner up to doomed from start citizen’s pocket and take any amount 8's $3,300 a month in home interest Cream or To the Editor: at will, and referring to citizens as iJJaurliffitrr lirralft deductions. He could still borrow Health & “ know-nothings,” is not a smart way Foundtd In 1S81 Crown Pharmacy Ointment enough money to buy a very reasona­ Beauty Aids Kay Drug Co. Brooks Pharmacy The revised Bolton charter was to gain support on a petition and PENNY M. SIEFFEHT ...... Publisher Prescription Center .5 oz. ble home. Sale PricesI 14 Main St., 585 Enfield Ave„ foredoomed from the first public referendum. GEORGE T CHAPPELL...... Editor 208 W. Center St. I don’t think the tax laws should be hearing by the Charter Revision DOUGLAS A. BEVINS-----Executive Editor EFFECTIVE DATES East Hartford Enfield set up so that all taxpayers should be MARIE P G R A D Y ...... City Editor Dec. 15-17, 19SB Manchester Commission. The hearing was re­ Waller Treschuk subsidizing people who are very well ALEXANDER GIRELLI — Assoclste Editor quired to receive comments and 29 Carter St.. Bolton 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Dec. 15. 1988 fflmirlirslrr Hrrali) ^ -'W Caucuses Aborted Section 2, Page 11 From page 1 BT reval SPORTS Thursday, Dec. 15, 1988 seems that all decisions are made made. But that’s life.” before the Board' of Directors' He said the caucus is a meeting and the Republican practical way to prepare the directors cannot bring their ex­ board members for meetings. improper pertise to decisions on public “ I think it would be good if all Jim Tieimey Secret deal matters. discussions were open, but it is By Nancy Concelman Democratic Mayor Peter P. impractical,” Naab said. Manchester Herald DiRosa Jr. said this morning that When asked by a reporter for Herald Sports Writer the Republicans can do what they comment, Cummings said, In a legal opinion released this want. He said he is consulting “ Would I expect to come to a week, the state attorney general got Taylor with the town attorney and with meeting of your editorial board said that the town of Manchester the Freedom of Information where you discuss policy and should not have based its aborted m Commission and the Democrats decide what you will print?” 1987 revaluation on 1986 property will do whatever the law requires. “ There have been caucuses values. Pearlman said Wednesday that since man began to walk and The 13-page opinion released by in focus if a quorum of directors is present stand upright,” Cummings Attorney General Joseph I. Lieb- Some random at the gathering and others are added. erman said that although state By The Associated Press also there and if public business is He said caucuses are a very statutes on revaluation do not being discussed, the gatherings EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J. — A secret deal useful part of politics. “ Whether a address the issue of what prop­ are “ meetings," not "caucuses,” party is in the majority or in the thoughts from between Lawrence Taylor and New York Giants erty values should be used, under terms of the freedom of coach Bill Parcells got the linebacker’s mind minority has nothing to do with assessment laws and legal prece­ information law and thus should the worth of a caucus,” Cum­ A focused on football halfway through the season and dent indicate that towns should be held publicly. temporarily ended his internal struggle over mings said. use the most current market Pearlman, who was responding sports world whether he wanted to play, And Cummings contended that values available, said Joan Hu- to an inquiry from a reporter, Taylor said Wednesday that there were times no public business is conducted at wiler, spokeswoman for the At­ said that has been a longstanding after he returned from a substance abuse the caucuses. “ The caucus is an torney (General’s office. Here are some random thoughts from the position of the Freedom of suspension that he was not sure whether he wanted effort to sort out what is gossip The town based its decision to sportsworld: Information Commission and it to continue playing football. from what is fact,” he said. use 1986 property values for the In the wake of Bruce Hurst heading to San Diego has been upheld by the Superior Pearlman cited a 1979 Superior Neither Parcells nor Taylor would disclose the Court. October 1987 Grand List on the and the Todd Benzinger-Jeff Sellers deal for details of their agreement, and Taylor said some Court case involving the Board of fact that 1976 values were used in The Democratic directors nor­ Reginald PInto/Manchester Herald Cincinnati first baseman Nick Esasky and things would have to be done after the season ended. Aldermen in the city of Milford the 1977 revaluation. Questions mally caucus with Cummings southpaw relief pitcher Rob Murphy (which seems The all-everything linebacker refu.sed to say what for his informal opinion on the over that decision and the large present and have had attorneys HOLIDAY DECORATIONS — Zabel Center at 333 Bidwell St., decorate a tree like a palatable deal, especially for Sox fans). had to be done, and Parcells could not shed light on legality of the Democratic number of assessment appeals O’Brien and Penny at caucuses. O'Hanesian, left, and Lulu Pecott, both there Tuesday. The Manchester Garden Boston has to lay to rest further trade rumors what Taylor, 29, was talking about. The coach said caucuses. led to a decision to scrap the The Republican directors also involving outfielders Mike Greenwell and Ellis he expected Taylor, who earns $1 million annually, In Milford, 10 Republican al­ residents of the Meadows Convalescent Club provides the decorations. revaluation. hold caucuses at which Garside is Burks. to play next season. dermen had met to discuss the The town’s decision to use 1986 present, but because the three do Greenwell and Burks, a pair of youngsters who ’Taylor has occassionally talked about retiring budget without the five Demo­ values was questioned by the not constitute a quorum of the came up through the Red Sox organization and two early, cratic aldermen, but with two state Office of Policy and Man­ Board of Directors, theirsessions of the best players in baseball, cannot be traded. Taylor, who missed the first four games of the other Republican city officials. agement. which asked for the don’t appear to be “ meetings” Bolton season because of his league-impo.sed suspension, During the meeting, one of the G lance legal opinion. At that time, the The mere thought of trading either at this early within the meaning of the law. was honored Wednesday by his fellow players and alderman telephoned a burgess of From page 1 town was in the midst of a stage of potentially brilliant careers is sheer Garside said Wednesday that if the borough of Woodmont who From page 1 lunacy. coaches by being named to his eighth straight Pro controversy over the revaluation. Bowl appearance. The linebacker was the only the Democratic directors are was an unaffiliated voter. Case closed. AP photo discussing town business in pri­ Lieberman said in his opinion Giants player to be named to the team. Everyone at the meeting could and would make it difficult to get ditions and authorizes the State vate “ and are privy to informa­ turn our heads away or put our that the 0PM could seek a court □ □ □ BLOCKED — Hartford’s Carey Wilson the first period of their game Wednesday “I’m realhappyaboutit,” Taylorsaidinoneofhis hear and participate in the phone rid of the town manager. Department to “ enter into a tion the minority party is not heads in the sand and say nothing order again.st towns who do not goes for the puck after Chicago goalie night. The Blackhawks won, 4-3. first interviews in which he even talked about the conversation during which a deal Thomas Manning, a member of substantive dialogue with PLO It will be exciting, to say the least, to watch privy to,” the question should be happened.” He also warns use the most current values Darren Pang (40) blocked a shot during suspension. “ It’s eight years and probably the most was made over the amount of the defunct charter commission representatives,” looked into. Shamir indirectly that his Labor available for revaluations, but UConn basketball clash with the titans of the Big enjoyable one. The season didn’t start out like I money to be appropriated by the and of the Board of Education, Secretary of State George But Naab said he doubts that party would not join Shamir’s Grand Lists are valid unless a East Conference this season. The Huskies (5-1). wanted to.” city to the borough, according to has said most charter revisions Shultz designates the American the law defines a gathering of a the court decision. Likud bloc in a coalition govern­ court determines that they are formerly ranked in the Top 20 with, perhaps, their That’s for sure. Taylor was suspended by the would become effective July 1. ambassador in Tunisia, Robert quorum with non-members pres­ The five Democratic alderman ment if that government fails to causing “substantial injustice to most talented squad ever, can legitimately go 10 league on Aug. 29, less than a week before the 1989, though the selectmen could H. Pelletreau Jr., as “ the only actively pursue peace. players deep and definitely compete with any Big Relaxed Presley powers ent as a “ meeting” and not a .season-opener with Washington — when his urine appealed to the Freedom of begin looking for a town manager the community as a whole.” “ caucus.” authorized channel” for dialogue East warrior. UConn begins its conference slate on sample taken in training camp tested positive for an Information Commission, which immediately. AMERICAN REACTION - A new revaluation effective for “ It it is, (the law ), it’s not good with the PLO. Shultz also says the Jan. 4 against Villanova at the Hartford Civic illegal substance. held that the session was a Converse, though, said he was Major U.S. Jewish groups warily the 1990 Grand List is currently law,” Naab said. United States was not recognizing Center. . Taylor was not allowed near Giants Stadium meeting, not a caucus. The not sure whether the town could the Palestinian state declared by support the Reagan administra­ being conducted here by KVS Naab said, “ It is irritating to commission ordered the Republi­ tion’s historic decision to sitdown Third-year Husky Coach Jim Calhoun is the best Blackhawks past Whale during his suspen.sion and he underwent treatment hold the election between Jan 9 Information Systems of Amherst. the Republicans to get the im­ the PLO last month, and he at an undisclosed location as an outpatient. The can aldermen to limit participa­ and 18, the period in which party with the Palestine Liberation N .Y., at a cost of more than thing that ever happened to UConn basketball. pression, as we do, that the reiterates an ’’unflinching” CHICAGO (AP) — Prior to the Giants went 2-2 in his ab.sence and he returned for tion in their caucuses to Republi­ caucuses must be held. Even Organization, while Arab- $840,000 to the town. The revalua­ but his expectations of me much After Presley’s short-handed meetings of the board are some­ American commitment to Is­ □ □ □ matchup with the Hartford Whal­ have been higher than what I had the fifth game of the season against Washington. He cans who were aldermen. though the election could be rael’s security. Americans say the policy rever­ tion is expected to take about goal at 13:24 of the middle period times perfunctory because the ers. Chicago Blackhawk forward given him.” has been in the lineup ever since, recording The Superior Court upheld the scheduled before the first caucus, sal rekindled hope for Middle three years. I don’t care how successful Indiana basketball gave the Blackhawks a 3-2 lead, decisions have already been commission. In the decision, the ISRAELI REACTION - Most East peace. Wayne Presley had only nine Presley’s shorthander on an Hartford tiedthegameat 17:36on sacks and forcing five fumbles. he said it has not been determined The town has also hired Mi­ Coach Bobby Knight is or has been. After reading points on five goals and four court said that an agreement was leading officials express shock ”We understand that the Uni­ assist from goalie Darren Pang a power-play goal by Carey “ When I first got back it took a while to get back in whether a referendum could be chael A. Bekech as the new “ A Season on the Brink.” which chronicles the assists in 23 games. made at the session. Thus, the and dismay at the decision. ted States, having set standards may have been his be.st effort of Wilson. the swing mentally, more than physically,” Taylor held within that block of days. assessor. He replaces former Hoosiers’ 1985-86 season down to the finest detail, I session was not held for the Avi Pazner, spokesman for for speaking with the PLO and the But Wednesday. Presley the year. Whalers’ coach Larry Pleau, said. “ The first five or six weeks I wasn’t sure I even Gary Williams, general counsel assessor J. Richard Vincent, who can’t see how any talented high school hoop player purpose of determining what the Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir, PLO having met those minimum .scored a pair of goals including “ Darren made a great play praised the Blackhawks ’’for wanted to play football. I had a talk with Bill W eather for the secretary of the state’s resigned in April after being in his right mind would go to Indiana and endure a Republican position would be, says, “ We believe that the United standards, that it is appropriate the game winner as the Black­ You know he’s going to do it. coming out in that first period and Parcells before the Dallas game (Nov. 6) and I ’ve office, said it was his opinion that criticized by members of the four-year ‘Knight-mare.’ From page 1 which the law allows. States will realize very soon what for us to live up to its commit­ hawks edged the Hartford Whal­ You’ve just got to anticipate it. playing us tough.” played well the last five, six. seven weeks, and good the town could hold the election Board of Directors and others for ers. 4-3. enough to make the Pro Bowl.” before the caucuses. He said state the true policies of the PLO are ment,” says Abraham H. Fox- Once he gets it on the side of the Said Pleau. “ we did well killing the troubled revaluation. □ □ □ “ Before when I got on the ice, I Taylor said Parcells cornered him in the locker reported a few minor accidents law only requires the town to wait and will then realize that its latest man. national director of the net. he’s going to let it fly as high off six of their power plays, but was like a statue, recalled Pres­ room before the Dallas game and wanted to know caused by icy road conditions. 30 days and publish the charter in step has not furthered the cause Anti-Defamation League of B ’nai A most humorous marriage announcement made as he can. If it gets by the their defense really put it to us in ley, “ lonlygot three or four shifts what was wrong with his attitude. State police in Hartford, mean­ W ickham local newspapers 30 days of peace in the Middle East.” B ’rith in New York. the sports pages a few weeks ago. It read that New defenseman. I ’ve got a breaka­ that last period. You can’t win a game.” “ I told him I wasn’t into it,” Taylor .said. “ I told while, said Wednesday that the beforehand. Israel’s ambassador to Wa­ James Zogby, executive direc­ England Patriot tight end Russ Francis’ mother way. and I ’ve got to make due.” many games with only three CORRECTION! Now. points out Presley, him I wasn’t sure what I wanted to do. We struck a slushy snow snarled traffic on the From page 1 “The two really don’t have shington, Moshe Arad, says his tor of the Arab-American Insti­ was to wed Houston McTear, a former world On his game winner, Hartford shots.” “ working with Cal Botterill. the deal, a little deal and I’ve been playing ever since.” state’s major highways for hours anything to do with each other.” government regrets the U S. tute in Washington, says the Liggetts Pharmacy record-holder sprinter. That love bond should last goalie Mike Liut claimed. “ I Hartford winds up its brief club psycologi.st, he’s got me Parcells attributed Taylor’s feeling to “ a Tuesday, forcing state and local carpool info the park.” Maron he said. “ I don’t see any reason move and doesn’t recognize the decision was an “ important step about as long at it takes McTear to run 100 meters knew Presley was going to shoot, two-game road trip tonight in St. police as well as towing compan­ PLO as a “ viable partner for forward” and expresses hope 25% Off Timex and thinking ju.st to relax out there. If but I was screened. I got a good Louis again.st the Blues. combination of circumstances of an extraordinary said. “ We don’t want the park to why not. I suppo.se it’s a I get three or four shifts a game. nature.” ies to work around the clock to turn into a parking lot,” possibility.” negotiations.” An embassy state­ that “ the dialogue is productive □ □ □ piece of it when it hit my arm, but What does Keenan think of *3 9 ® *.Designer Watches I’m nice and relaxed out there.” not enough to stop it.” Presley now? “Tim e goes by,” Parcells said. “Things change. clear accidents and abandoned Cars are not allowed in the park Williams said that it is up to the ment says Israel will continue to and that pe.ace is now possible.” ’The Mike Tyson-Robin Givens-Bill Cayton-Don seek “ direct negotiations with Last October 5 at the end of The Blackhawks took a 1-0 lead “ He looks like he’s going tobes Sometimes things build up in you, just like everyone cars. in the wintertime, but during political parties to have list of Congressional leaders from Started Wed. thru Sun. King-Donald Trump-Dona Id Duck-Bozo the Palestinian Arabs iand with training camp Presely was rele­ on Denis Savard’s power-play tremendous player. He has been else feels one way or another.” Irene Catania, a storm monitor weekends in the spring, more nominees filed with his office six both parties endorse the move Clown-Ronald McDonald fiasco has gone on long from the state Department of Jordan.” cautiously, ”It may be a blind gated to the minors by new coach goal, a 25-foot wrist shot at 6:13 of working hard and he’s always than 1.500 cars visit the park. months before the May election, Liggetts enough. This extended “ press conference” has Mike Keenan. Transportation, reported no ma­ Maron said. Foreign Minister Shimon Peres alley, but an alley worth treading the first period. Savard then set mentally alert. but in the past the “ agency has 404 W. Middle Tpke. ^ clogged up sports pages (mostly In the New York But, Presley never reported jor problems this morning on The park last increased itsgate calls the U.S. decision a “ sad day with eyes open,” says Sen. up Dirk Graham’s goal at 10:42 “ Wayne has been a real asset to been flexible” about the require­ Post) for too long. Iron Mike, you could be the best and he was not picked up by for a 2-0 lead. state highways. About 35 percent fee from $.,50to$l in 1981. he said. for all of us” but adds, ” We can’t Richard Lugar, R-Ind. at the Parkade this hockey club. He is an Rotary Classic ment, he said. fighter whoever lived. It’s time to put up or shut up. anybody. of the state’s trucks were out Future increases won’t be as But the Whalers came back to individual who has probably State law also requires that “ I don’t know what he (Kee­ sanding early this morning, Cata­ high, Maron added. The current tie the score as Kevin Dineen got taken upon himself to have a notification of caucuses be pub­ □ □ □ nan) thought at the time. I was nia said. increase will also cover mainte­ his 16th goal and Dave Babych change in attitude and it has Is goring up lished five days before they take playing as hard as I could. Every State police said most of nance. staffing and other costs, The play of Whalers’ goalie Peter Sidorkiewicz beat Pang on a 45-foot slapshot worked most effectively for place. Williams said. game I went out and played hard. Tuesday and Wednesday’s acci­ he said. The gate fee will remain will in turn, cause Hartford’s veteran starting during a power play. him.” Bv Jim TIernev Viriginia Wickersham, chair­ Manchester Herald dents were minor, resulting in at $1 on weekdays. woman of the Republican Town — IT WOULDN’T BE goalie Mike Liut to project a shorter timetable in few serious injuries. Most of the money needed to Committee and secretary of the ViTTNER'S the NHL. Sidorkiewicz was 6-2 in his stint in the No delays were reported this run the park comes from a trust disbanded Charter Revision CHRISTMAS WITHOUT US. COME IN Whaler net while Liut was sidelined since Nov. 19 As the roundball begins to bounce both on the morning in Manchester area established by the Wickham Commission, said the political with a bniised shoulder. MHS hoop to pick up tempo collegiate and scholastic levels, one local schools. family, a family of industrialists parties do not have to list the AND SEE THE MOST COMPLETE holiday event is gearing up for its seventh In New Haven, doctors at the who lived in the Manchesterarea. available offices in the notice. □ □ □ edition — the Manchester Rotary Club emergency room at Yale-New Basketball Classic which will be held at East Maron said. Revenues from gate Charter changes would not di.s- SHOP IN THIS AREA. As the incessant talk of drugs has become an Haven Hospital issued a re­ Catholic High School on Dec. 27. 28 and 29. fees, snack sales and picnic areas rupt the caucuses because there afterthought now in the sportsworld. the most to offset its iack of height minder about the dangers of cover 25 to 30 percent of the costs, would be only two additional Besides Manchester Community College succe.ssful comeback is that of former St. John’s (4-5), the three other participating junior shoveling snow after two men he said. seats on the five-member Board FRESH CUT All-America Chris Mullin, now with Golden State in colleges are Mitchell College of New London, suffered heart attacks and died The rest is covered by the trust, of Selectman and the Board of the NBA. Mullin. who admitted himself to an H.S. Preview Hartford-UConn (4-1) and Nassau Community while cleaning up after the state’s which is controlled by Connecti­ Finance would be eliminated, she alcoholic rehabilitation center last year, is out and first big snowfall. cut National Bank said. CHRISTMAS TREES College (6-1) of Garden City. N.Y., which is the now averaging 24 points a game for the Warriors. favorite. We’re proud of them! Bv Jim Tierney The high school divison will be a round-robin □ □ □ Manchester Herald I'tii affair consisting of three schools — Windsor Grown for us in With the boys’ high school basketball season High. East Catholic and Manchester High. What was accomplished by the The schedule for the tournament is as New Hampshire, beginning tonight, the local team to keep an eye on Manchester High boys’ basket­ this year may be Coventry High. Led by 6-2 senior follows: Dec. 27 — Windsor vs Ea.st Catholic ball season last year will cer­ (7:30 p.m .): December 28 — Nassau Commun­ '.'■'c— ' - All-State guard Jack Ayer, who averaged 25 points the best we’ve ever had. tainly be remembered as one of ity College vs. Mitchell College (4 p .m ). a game last season, the Patriots return four the finest achievements in the Hartford UConn vs. Manchester Community starters from a 15-8 squad. Coach Ron program’s history. College (6 p.m.), Manchester High School vs. POINSETTIAS Badstuebner, embarking on his 23rd year at The Indians recorded 20 victo­ East Catholic High School (8 p.m.) BIRD FEEDERS Coventry, will attain his 300th career win in the ries against only four losses, Dec. 29 — College consolation (4 p.m ), team’s fourth victory this year. shared the Central Connecticut Windsor High School vs. Manchester High Conference East Division cham­ A Great Gift Idea Coventry could go a long way in the Class S state School (6 p.m.). College championship (8 tournament. pionship with East Hartford and p.m.). Hi------^ Brought into us advanced to the Class L L state Awards will be given to the champion and I ws u im n ( Q fA m tu u We also handle a complete tournament semifinals for the runnerup in the college division. A most fresh dally. Buy first time in 32 years where they line of top quality, Lyric valuable player and all-tourney teams will be early and enjoy them through all bowed to Norwalk High. selected in both divisions. Parish model It was only the third 20-win club B ird S eed. the Holiday Season. “ They (Nassau) are definitely the team to f in school history (the other two beat,” MCC Athletic Director Pat Mistretta were the 1937-38 team which won said. “ They’re a very talented team” MCC is state and New England titles and GIFT WE HAVE Huge selection for the Celtics led by 6-8 Bernard James. 6-4Kevin Wilson and • the 1975-76 club.) 6-7 Terry Smith. CERTIFICATES of ready made By Dave O'Hara Under fourth-year Coach In the high school division. Windsor may • Artificial Trees The Associated Press Frank Kinel, Manchesterisagain In any amount. A real M appear the most talented on paper with Santa CCcats door and table looking for a successful season All-State guard Tchad Robin.son, yet, both nice gift for your • Artificial Wreaths BOSTON — With super star Larry Bird despite two key personnel losses Manchester and East have solid teams this pieces. recuperating from foot surgery, the Boston Celtics — point guard Matt Vaughn and year. gardening friends. • Artificial Garland is coming to tan, are struggling for consistency. 6-foot-6 center Paris Oates. Manchester wil be led by seniors Jason And, as far as first year coach Jim m y Rodgers is Vaughn, who spearheaded the • Colonial Candles Goddard, Cory Goldston and Calvin Meggett Still a Good Supply OPEN 7 DAYS concerned, the Celtics should follow the lead of attack last year averaging 13.5 while East’s top performers are seniors Scott \iitha S O O * (tha/re on Mia) 35-year-old center Robert Parish. points and seven assists per Altrui, Reid Gorman and Ted Oliva of W reaths Thursday Friday . “ He’s a model for consistency,” Rodgers said game, is now playing for ’Trinity • Lighted Houses & “ It feels like coming back home,” Manches­ VisItS (all Sizes) Wednesday night after Parish scored 21 points and College in Hartford. Oates (14.1 ter High Coach Frank Kinel, who coached four G iji Certificate 10 for *£1^ Until 9 PM grabbed 15 rebounds in the Celtics’ 112-104 victory per gam e), who would have been OFFER EXPIRES 12/24 and Garland. • Ribbon years at MCC, said. “The three high school over the Utah Jazz. a senior this year, never returned teams are going to be outstanding.” to school in the fall. Reginald PInto/Manchtater Harald “ Robert has been a tower of strength.” Rodgers Dom Ferrara, the Windsor coach, is back added. “ If everyone was as consistent as Robert, “It was a personal decision,” LEADING SCORER — Jason Goddard was Manchester again in the Rotary Classic. “ We’re happy lobe Post Road Plaza M we’d be in a good position right now.” Kinel said of Oates. “ He never in the structure.” he said. “ I know East VITTNER’S GARDEN AND CHRISTMAS SHOP Parish got plenty of help as Danny Ainge scored 22 attended classes at Manchester High's leading scorer a year ago, averaging 18.4 points a game, setting a single-season school scoring mark. Catholic has improved a lot and Manchester is SUN^CAPSUlf Vernon 871-7176 1 TOLLAND TURNPIKE points. Kevin McHale 19, Reggie Lewis 13 and Brian High School this year.” going to very good again” Robin.son, ranked Shaw 12. The meteoric rise to success Goddard and his Indian teammates open their season RM^YIANNINGCDITBS MON.-FRI, 8-8. SAT 9-1. SUN. 12-2 MANCHESTER - VERNON TOWN UNE No. 2 in his class, averaged 21 points a game for 649-2623 Monday at Clarke Arena against perenniai state power Windsor last year. See PARISH, page 12 See MHS, page 12 Wilbur Cross High of New Haven. It - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Dec 15, 1988

MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Dec. 18, 1988 — 18 MHS hockey shows character Holiday season Georgia’s Dooley retires Bears heirs owe IRS BOLTON — Character. Manchester regained the mo­ and Carlson offset a GregTolman Scott Winot and Chip Addabbo of SPORTS ATHENS. Ga. (AP) — Vince Dooley It’s a quality the Manchester mentum on a goat by Dave CHICAGO (AP) — The estate of Chicago tally for a 4-1 lead 2:47 into the playing well in front of goalie resigned as football coach at the University High ice hockey team has shown Ciolkosz, his first of the year, Bears founder George S. Halas owes the second period. But the Rams Glen MacLachlan. ”To hold of Georgia on Wednesday after a quarter in its first two gam es of the 1988-89 assisted by Todd Carlson and Tim government more than $26 m illion in back came back with three consecu­ Bruce Skivington to one goal and warmly greeted IN BRIEF century spent transforming the school from campaign — both victories — Shumaker at the 7; 24 mark. taxes and penalties, the Internal Revenue tive goals to tie it before Man­ oneas.-:ist, you’ve done a heckuva also-ran to traditional power. Service contends. including Wednesday night's 7-4 Carlson added an empty net chester’s winning burst. jo b .” “It is certainly no secret that I have success over Rockville High in goal with 55 seconds left and Gary It’s the Holi­ FDU nips Central The 10-month-old IRS claim was dis­ Farno said skating three lines considered for the past several years a CCC East Division play at the Jonas iced it further with a day Season, 1 '■ closed at a hearing before Cook County has been a big plus for his club. Monchester 2 2 3— 7 f change in careers.” Dooley said. Bolton Ice Palace. m a rke r with 17 seconds to go. and the cards TEANECK, N.J. (AP) — Mel Hawkins Circuit Judge Henry Budzinski on a 1981 "The kids are fresher (in the third R o c k v ille 1 2 1— 4 Dooley. 56. said he would not decide his “ The best way to describe the Scerina; and notes are m ade a 16-foot ju m p e r with no (iuic left and corporate reorganization of the National period). We’ve been working First period: R- Greg Toltnon (Bruce future until after the Bulldogs’ Jan. 1 Gator Football League team. The Indians surpass their win kids is they showed character.” starting to ar­ Glenn Harding scored 25 points as Fairleigh hard on conditioning and that has Skivington) pp 3:46, M- Tlnn Jordan Dickinson rallied from a 14-point deficit in Bowl game against Michigan State. totai of a year ago when they went said Manchester head coach E ric to be a factor, too.” ( ^ tt Stephens) 11:17, M -Jason Pelle- rive at the grtto (Jeff Grote, Paul Ferogne) 14:57. the last seven minutes to defeat Central University President Charles Knapp said 1-18-1. Rockville dives to 1-2 with Famo. ”To be up 4-1 and have “Back Room” Joe’s World Carlson, who has four goals in ^ cond period: M- Todd Corlson Connecticut State University, 75-74, Wed­ he had accepted Dooley’s offer to remain as the loss. Manchester’s next game (Rockville) come back and tie it (Dove Clolkosi) :58, M- PellegoHo and here at two games', had a pair along with Joe Garman nesday night. athletic director until a new coach is Thorpe finalists named is Saturday night at 7; 50 when it at 4-4 ta kes som ething to dig down Skivington (unas­ home. an assist against Rockville. Ciol­ sisted) S:51, R- Tobeler (Vic Hurtuk, Fairleigh Dickinson. 2-4, trailed 65-51 appointed. Dooley’s resignation as coach is takes on South Windsor High at and start over again. Character; Talm an) 9:02. What is so OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - All- kosz had two assists to go along with 7:00 left when Harding scored eight effective Jan. 2. the Hartford Arena. it’s a good quality to have.” . !!*''■?. PSrIod: R- Campbell (Lang) neat and heart­ American defensive back Deion Sanders of with his winning goal. 3:35, M- Ciolkosz (Carlson, Tim Shu- Dooley said he made his decision last The Indians had a 4-1 lead warming. are points in a 13-3 Knights run to narrow the Florida State, who led the nation in punt Two goals by Jason Pellegatto. Farno also credited his defense moker) 7j24, M - Carlson (Ciolkosz) en score to 68-64. Thursday and decided to announce it now before the Rams tied it at 4-all 14:05, M - G ory Jonos (unassisted) 14:43. the number of good wishes, and returns this year, was named Wednesday his second and third of the year, of Jason Oatway, Nate Navassa- fishing with him, and visiting because he could not "in good conscience" early in the third period. But M o c L a c h la n 26, R- K e v in "remember when” notes, that The Blue Devils. 4-3, led 74-71 with 18 one of three finalists for the Jim Thorpe and one apiece from Tim Jordan tis. Jeff Grote, Kevin Hurley. M llle n 16. with his family. Made us feel participate in recruiting new players. are flowing in from all over the seconds remaining but Harding made two Award for the nation’s best defensive back. right at home, and now we are Dooley, who began his head coaching globe. Som etim es I find it hard to free throw s and a steal by Desi W ilson w ith Arkansas safety Steve Atwater and fast friends. career at Georgia in 1964 and won 200 believe I know that many people 17 seconds left set up Hawkins’ game­ Florida free safety Louis Oliver are the Received three cards with games in 25 years, has been rumored all in so many different places. winning basket. other finali.sts for the award, presented by. Free agent chase driving up saiaries notes from three separate char­ season to be considering retirement from My Nova Scotia friends, a lot of Andre Alexander led Central with 28 the Jim Thorpe Club. acters I know from California. All points and Brian Heron added 23. coaching and contemplating a political them, just like family, and who three crazy rod collectors and The award is named for Jim Thorpe, the By Ronald Blum have been limited to three years, career. son, the salaries of free agents man Ron Oester. who made make me feel as though I’m part fishermen. All three came East Olympic gold medalist who played colle­ The Associated Press and fewer free agents are switch­ switching teams declined 23 $290,()00 for Cin cin n ati in 1988 and of th eir fam ilies, have sent w arm last February for the Antique Eddie Robinson honored giate football and professional football and ing teams than before an owners percent. from $718,667 to $552,500. had just 150 at-bats, re-signed wishes to our gang here in the Anglers Show. All three spent baseball. NEW YORK — The chase for boycott began in 1985. But given SHREVEPORT. La. (AP) - Eddie — Twenty of 34 free agents with the Reds for $1.3million over states. some time with us. and all three The Jim Thorpe Club singles out free agents is driving baseball the tumult in the marketplace Robinson, the winningest coach in college signing with major league teams two years. Shortstop Scott Heard from two friends with coming again this year for the Missouri names Stull defensive backs as repre.senting the all- sa la rie s up again, at a pace not over the last six weeks, general football history, w ill receive the Gen. Omar so far this year received mul­ Fletcher, who m ade $575,000 last whom Joyce and I floated the show. It’s going to be a great around athletic standards and heritage of seen since before the days of N. Bradley Spirit of Independence Award at managers are worried. tiyear contracts. Last year, 18 of season for Texas, re-signed for Missouri River. tim e. COLUMBIA. Mo. (AP) — Bob Stull, who Thorpe, who was from Yale. Okla. collusion, an Associated Press Lou Gorman, general manager the Indepencience Bowl. brought Texas-EI Paso from 10 losses to a the 54 free agents who signed got $3.9million over three yearsafter The note from these two was Received cards from England The winner is to be announced Jan lOal a study shows. of the Boston Red Sox. thought The award will be presented in halftime bowl appearance in three seasons, was mujtivear deals; in the 1986-87 hitting .276 with 47 runs batted in "Hey. remember the time we Michigan. Holland, the southern banquet in Oklahom a City Two years ago. stars such as about some of the recent deals ceremonies of the Dec. 23, Texas El hired Wednesday to pull Missouri from a offseason, it was eight of 38. and no home runs. T h a t’s $300,000 floated the river?” states, and still more from the Jack Morris and Tim Raines and wondered aloud; “How are Paso-Southern Mississippi game. Mike string of five'Stralghf losing seasons. — Of the 38 free agents signing more a season than the salary of During the past year, a gentle­ western part of the country. And received little or no attention. you going to pay a Roger Clem ens Collier, bowl chairman, said Tuesday. Stull. 43, was awarded a five-year so far this offseason. 13 switched Alan Trammell. Detroit’s All- man from Australia wandered the greetings are all warm and This year, a .199 hitter got a $2 or a Dwight Gooden?” Both can Robinson, the coach and athletic director contract at a base sa la ry of $85,000 a year Bosox reward Gorman teams. Last winter, 22 of 59 Star shortstop. into the “Back Room” to see the personal, not just commercial inillion. two-year contract, and a become free agents after the 1989 at Grambling State University, has a switched teams. In the 1986-87 "You see players getting dol­ shop and visit Said he’d heard messages. after coaching U T EP to its best record ever BOSTON (AP) — Lou Gorman, who has pitcher with a 66-% career record season. 349-122-15 record for his 47 year career. at 10-2 . He said he would return to E l Paso to offseason it was 13 of 41, and in lars that are absurd,” Gorman about us and since he was in the And I’m not forgetting the helped the Boston Red Sox to an American got a $3.95 million, three-year In the past month, nine free Over 200 of his players have gone on to play coach his team in practice Thursday in 1985-86, it was three of 28. In said. "Some of the players have states and going through New people right here in Manchester I,eague pennant and an East Division deal. agents signed three-year con­ in the NFL. continued warmups for the Dec, 23 1984t65i the last pre-collusion been overpriced and it impacts England, he had to slop and sav and around New England. Hear­ champion.ship in five years as general Long-term contracts, so far. tracts, one more than for all of Previous Spirt of Independence winners Independence'^riwl game against Southern offseason, it was 25 of 56. In 1983. every other player you try to hello. ing from more and more each manager, was rewarded Wednesday with a 1985. 1986 and 1987 combined. include John Wayne, Bob Hope. Paul Mississippi. it was 20 of 44. sign.” It turned into a m em orable day. four-year contract extension beginning on Eleven m ore players got two- Harvey. President Ronald Reagan, and Asked how long it would lake to gel the The percentage of the salary Three teams who led baseball’s afternoon, and he became my So to all of my good friends in Feb. I, year deals. Chuck Yeager. Missouri football program rolling, Stull increase this year probably will free agent revolution a dozen second "Down Under Friend.” Manchester, and all the kind Gorman, who left the New York Mels’ Heat gets “ What has happened in the last said: “ To tell you how many games we will go down and the percentage of years ago — the New York First one is a gentleman whncalls people who stop me on the street front office to join the Red Sox on Feb I. few weeks demonstrated what win next year is ridiculous. I think we’ll win players changing teams probably Yankees. California Angels and every so often from Perth. to tell me they enjoy this Sanders adds TSN award 1984, told a news conference at Fenway they did the last three years.” will go up after the final figures San Diego Padres — sparked the Australia, just to talk rods and one. If I say any more than that: I’ll .set Park he was delighted with the extension scribbler’s column. I want to send ST. LOUIS (AP) — Oklahoma State first win agent Richard Moss said. "They are calculated since many lesser bidding wars this winter. To a Raglnild Plnto/Manchmtar Harald fishing myself up to be fired next year." and said, "hopefully. I’ll he here many know everybody is looking over a message of "Good Friends. record-breaking tailback Barry Sanders free agents are still unsigned and lesser extent, the Philadelphia Received some warm greetings Stull replaces Woody Widenhofer. who more years.” their shoulder.” Good Cheer, and a Happy Holiday was named The Sporting News’ 1988 some are not wanted back by Phillies. Oakland Athletics. Los POINT GUARD — Cory Goldston will be counted on by tonight from a good friend in was pressured into resigning last month Gorman was rewarded jtisl one wick LOS ANGELES (AP) - Miami Season!” College Football Player of the Year, the St. Heat coach Ron Rothstein saw An examination of contracts their former clubs. Clearly, Angeles Dodgers and Texas the Manchester High boys' basketball team to direct its Colorado. Telephone call to our after failing to post a winning record in four after the Red Sox lo.st southpaw ace Bruce revealed: Louis-based publication announced doomsday approaching. though, the market is open again. Rangers got involved. attack and provide some more scoring in 1988-89. fam ily that took the belter part of ■seasons. M issou ri last had a winning Hurst as a free agent to the San Diego — Free agents this offseason Joe Garman, a Manchester resi­ Wednesday. ”I don’t know if you looked “ T his thing has gotten so crazy The Yankees, told by owner an hour. This good friend showed record. 7-5, in 1983 and was 12-31-1 under Padres and less than 24 hours after Boston have increa.sed their salaries for dent for many years, is a Sanders, the 1988 Heisman Trophy Widenhofer. ahead at the schedule, but we again this year that it just defies George Steinbrenner to overhaul both Joyce and me the Frying acquired left-handed reliever Rob Murphy 1989 by 15 percent, from an recognized authority on the sub­ winner set new NCAA records with 2 628 would have broken the regular- description.” Cincinnati general their roster, signed three free Pan and Roaring Fork Rivers Stull’s name surfaced even before and first ba.seman Nick E.sasky froiii average of $705,638 to $809,417 ject of bamboo fly rods.and the yards rushing. 39 touchdowns and 3.250 season record in Detroit.” Roth­ manager Murray Cook said. agents — second baseman Steve We spent a memorable week Widenhofer’s departure, but he apparently Cincinnati in a deal which .sent right-handci They went up 1 percent last year, spoH of fly fishing. all-purpose yards in a season and an stein said Wednesday night after Not ju.st the top players have Sax for $4 million and pitchers MHS did not settle on Mis.souri until after he Jeff Sellers, outfielder-fir.st baseman Todd decrea.sed 15 percent in the average of 295.5 all-purpo.se yards per his expansion Heat cooled its benefited. R e lie ve r Jesse Oro.sco. A ndy Haw kins for $3.6 m illio n interviewed Sunday for the opening at Benzinger and a minor league player to he 1986-87 off.season and went down 5 From page 11 game. Stanford losing streak at 17 by winning its ineffective for two seasons, and Dave LaPoint for $2 575 named later to the Reds percent in 1985-86. when the first NBA game. 89-88 over the signed a two-year $1,675 million million — tothree-yearcontracts. owners were found by an arbitra­ CBS stuns NBC Los Angeles Clippers. contract with Cleveland. Re­ Hawkins is the highest paid since Kinel has taken over the tor to have begun their collusion. liever Tom Niedenfuer. un­ other kids are going to burn The dreaded record is the NBA Yankee pitcher ever. reins at Manchester is astonish­ them .” The off-season increase this year wanted by last-place Baltimore, mark for consecutive losses in a Besides Griffin, the Los An­ ing. His first year, the Indians C alvin Meggett (7.3). a 6-1 32 STORES THROUGHOUT CONNECTICUT AND MASSACHUSETTS season. 20. It was set by the is the highest for free agents since signed with Seattle for $1.75 1982-83. geles Dodgers re-signed first went 9-12 followed up by a 14-9 senior, will he one of the other with baseball pact Philadelphia 76ers in 1972-73 and million over two years. baseman-outfielder Mike Mar­ — Salaries for free agents campaign and a Class LL quar­ starting forwards. "He’s a great 'FREE FRONT-END the H eat appeared to have a good Shortstop Alfredo Griffin bat­ shall for three years at $3.5 LOW, LOW PRICES! changing clubs have risen .37 terfinal berth. And. last season leaper,” Kinel said. "He can Bv Ronald Blum Sports, did explain And he ALIGNMENT chance of tying or breaking it. ted .199 for Los Angeles last million and pitcher Alejandro percent, from an average of speaks for it.self. shoot from the outside and he can The Associated Press continued the verbal warfare WITH THE PURCHASE OF FOUR The longest losing streak ever season and got a two-year. $2 Pena for two years at $2.15 $667,471 to $916,923. Last offsea­ Another aspect which speaks go inside.” between the two network sports FREE MOUIVnNG! w NEW TIRES was 24 games over two seasons by million contract. Second base- m illion. for itself is the Indians’ opponent Inheriting the point guard NEW YORK - NBC and the divisions. the Cleveland Cavaliers in 1981-82 FREE BALANCING! in the season opener on Monday position w ill be multi-talented 6-1 m ajor leagues, partners since the Watson said last May that CBS and 1982-83. night at 7:30 at Clarke Arena — senior Cory Goldston (6. .5) Gold­ beginning of televised baseball, overbid when it got the Albert F R E E ROTATION! lu: ..... The H eat’s 21st gam e is Tues­ $1000 perennial stafe power Wilbur ston will be looked upon to score are severing their lies. CBS. ville Winter Olympics for $243 , FREE rsrCHANGEOVER!! day against the Pi.stons As it is. Cross of New Haven. The pro­ more this year. which hasn’t broadcast baseball million. Two weeks ago. Watson ONE the expansion Heat’s 0-17 start F R E E FLA T R E PA IR ! Com puterized Four Wheel gram has come a long way in a “He (Goldston) and Goddard since 1965. has won the network implied that his earlier criticism was the worst ever at the short time. Thrust Alignm ent are two of the best players in our rights for $1 billion over four was a trap CBS fell into when it •AT MANCHESTER STORE ONLY* beginning of an NBA season. IRON-CIAD NO HASSlt" CuaranlMl Is there a certain amount of league.” Kinel said. "A lot of years bid on the Barcelona Games. GUARANTEED LOWEST Now. at 1-17. ” No question, the *10 *20 *39” pressure on this year’s team? people don’t understa nd how good "Looking at the numbers. I PRICE POLICY* PLUS! weight is off us.” Rothstein said. ”We don’t talk about the past C o ry Goldston is. H e’s as good as NBC stunned CBS 13 days ago think we’re better off spending a •When vou’rt itld y for tir«« don t ••enHC« me qu»M» __ It alm ost w asn’t, though. The .nd gJ...nt.. ,ou n.ed To«n F..r T'... .n o - d McPrigrton Sl'u very m uch,” K in e l said. ” We feel any of the guards in the league.” when it paid $401 million for the billion dollars over four years ceo Run ha$ • itoie near ^ m I Clippers, who started the Heat’s “...K...... 1 >h* GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES We have selected tires GUARANTEED I9M looking back doesn’t really help. I Eric Widmer. a 6-3 senior will U S. netw ork rights to the B a rc e l­ than half a billion over two Tow n F a il Tire* eipenence co4t» no H nut' W run of futility 5‘/% weeks ago on ‘ Don t c o m p io m iie against glass sharp metal, deep holes try real hard not to put numbers ona Olympics. CBS stunned right weeks,” Pilson said. and all road hazards and it $ FREE' also start while the final starting lind A LOWER PRICE ADVERTISED IN CONN OB FREE! W II..M- All till-. opening night, trailed 72-60 in the in their heads. The biggest effect back Wednesday, winning the M AS\ WITHIN 30 DAYS Of PDR-MAS^E^ON^THE^^SAME position isupforgrabsamong6-3 Brent Musburger. the likely BRING US THE ADVERTISEMENT AND WE (TiMilnfnfniA . final minute of the third quarter, MERCHANDISE pjB w m m It I is they have more confidence that junior Chuck Little (a transfer World Series, both league No 1 play-by-play man for CBS. ‘ ^ILLBEAT THE PRICE but clim bed back to tra il 85-84 on fcoaoewan' i''$$1041) 'Jt worst season-opening record has "It is clearly the most exciting 185/eORl3 WS aoqt3 t4$IO«*J >48 "W e’re going to play at a faster sophomore Darren Goddard. Ja­ Midwest League umpire in 1959. 175/75R14 U S lO R I] til loni] >44 , been lapses of concentration. I9$<7SRI4 ■ III ($414 pace than we ever had before if event.” said Laurence A Tisch. 19S 7SR14 70S 7SRI4 11$ r|4l« son’s younger brother. ” I’ve worked for CBS for 20 years 70$ t$4l4 ’’You get that with young 205 7SR1S 7isrsni4 71$ '$414 you can believe that.” Kinel “I think our bench is going to president and chief executive and it’s the one sport we never 205 75R14 75RI5 70$ ri4l$ V 215 75R15 21$ 7$Rt$ players.” he said. “Tonight, we Better Quality 32$ 7$N1$ 71$ r$4l$ explained. "We have very good play a real important role.” Kinel officer of CBS Inc "It dwarfs any covered. Never in my wilde.st M ajor Ouatity W hilawaM 77$ r$4i$ did the best job yet of playing wire 225 75R15 23$ r$Ri$ 7)$ '$41$ overall quickness and very good said "The way we play, we’re other possibility.” dreams did I think we’d get it STEEIRADIU SNOWS STEEL RUIM SNOW . 235 75R15 to w ire .” W h it e w a lls athletes who can run the floor” going to play seven or eight Arthur Watson, president of a ll.” Matte bf Ma/or Manufacturer ALl-SEASON RADIAL 305 7SR14 '55IORt3 I 205 ?5B'< wwfffTiiknvt Pat Cummings, Grant Long The leading returning scorer is ISS S0R13 people a lot. NBC Sports, criticized CBS and CBS got all network rights, but 16S80RI3 31S75RI4 16580013 I 3i575fl'i VICTOR AU-SIASON W Mltwalli and Billy Thompson scored 15 I 305 75B'5 ISIiita«galli 6-2. 220-pound senior forward Kinel sees Windham as the said he was “saddened by the baseball will award cable rights 17SB0R13 305 75R15 A U -flA IO N RADIAl i$$ionii >M 1S5 80Rt3 ■41 t K 75R14 •SB 21S79R15 1I5 80R13 j 2i5 75fl'5 WMlewall-Sglrgadi points apiece for the Heat. Jon Jason Goddard, who establi.shed 185 80R13 <%%aORI3 *37 i4$IOflO >»4 16S'IWI3 •S4 205 75R14 •B5 team to beat in the CCC East and loss.” next month for a package of four 185 75R14 225 75R15 IISrOMO *70 Sundvold added 14 and Kevin tSST&RU 325 7SRI5 i/ s aonn t/ilOBI' ‘T* l7S,'80fll3 •SS W 75R15 •M a single-season scoring record a 19S 75R14 235 75R15 '9575R14 I 235 75R15 t|$ roRM *74 added. ”We should be right in ” We made every effort to keep to five gam es a week, fo r w hich it ?0»/oqi4 *77 185I0R13 *S7 215 75flt5 •BB Edwards 12. year ago with 425 points for an 715 7 sn i4 18S7SR14 225 75RI5 •71 there.” . it.” Watson said. "Regretfully, is expecting an additional $75 l i t Quolify ECONOMY SNOW RADIAL W.W. 37h 7SRI4 18$ r$Ri4 18.4 average Goddard, a work­ IS S S 0R t3 195 7SR14 , 215 75R1S 716 7&ni& 70$ /$RI$ S c h t d u l* : D e c . 19 W ilb u r C r o s s H , 23 someone bid far more than was million to $100 million a year. 225 I5H I5 77$ /SHIS 71$ /$m$ J r 7 -H’ ’ *l-*- *B*«OM 16S 80R13 20S 7SRI4 73S r$ni5 77$ r$rm ' ' ^ RADIAL WHITEWALL horse around the basket has Glastonbury A, 28 Rotary Clossic A responsible. Everybody evalu­ Ueberroth said he had narrowed 17S.I0R13 315 7SR14 235 7SRIS (versus Eost Catholic at 8 p.m ), 29 1IS/S0R13 225 75H14 extended his overall game. Rotary Classic A (versus Windsor at 6 ates things differently. That bid the cable bidders to four: ESPN. ■ '7SH K 205 75R15 i a i m n i::ll'<]k>0 Outlity Bus RADIAL SNOW RETREADS SUPREME RADIAL ARRIVA W.W. STEEL BELTED J a n . A B r is t o l E o s te r n A , 10 R o c k v ille AN S e m n W W StesI Belted RAD IAL W.W range. He has a few more ^ SNOW TIRE Backed b* Town ff .i »fa»"ou» I$$80ni3 u* ■6S a o n o >$$•01113 H , 13 F e r m i A , 17 W in d h a m A , 20 S o u th explain that bid.” work. USA Network and Sport- iro" C'ad No G ui'a"tf» ■ $$ 80MIJ 19$ r$RI4 U4 . WHITEWALL ir$80fli3 *$4 ■ as >$R(4 70$ r$Hi4 offensive moves than last year. ” Windsor H, 24 Harttord Public H, 27 Neal Pilson. president of CBS 225 ^5fl'4 '41 ia$r$ fli4 * tj Hoy as a test sChannel America. : i65aoii3 04 Mi lOR'l • 9$ I$RI4 •«« i«$ ;$fti4 70$ r$RI$ •Tl jri95 75i14 <42 205 75R'5 ‘ 41 19$ r^Hi& 71$ r$Ri$ Kinel said "He’ll play with his Entleld A, 31 East Harttord A. 175 tono 20$ /$B1$ •»» /US70$ r$ni$ •?! 77$77$ '$41$ r$HI$ *77 ■ Feb. 3 Rockville A, 7 Fermi H, 10 >305 75814 *47 165 75NU 2'5 75R'5 21$ /$RI$ •79 71$ »$B1$r$nii *77 73$ r$RI$r$ni$ 'at | ^3157Si14 *4S 225 75RI5 ‘49 back to the basket and now he's Windham H, 14 South Windsor A, 17 4 215 7SII5 MS t95 75R14 .. —, 225 75i15 MS 205 75«'4 235 75fl'5 By The Associated Press playing facing the basket. If they Hortford Public A, 21 East Cothollc H, 24 >V. 235 751 215 7SR<4 4 9 concentrate too much on him. the East Hartford H, 27 Enfield H. Holtz ‘humbly’ accepts Gom es not noted begin at 7:30 p.m BIAS SNOW RETREADS Guoront««d Now that Georgetown has gone AB79I13 MS.M F7Bi14 M2.SB, FC7Bit5 MS.SS x'saw C'D7Bi14 'lA .M G7eil4 *34.SB H7Si15 '3S.Sa ' _0N H78i14 '37.iS I L78i15 »37.ee n s d and played a real Division I team, E78i14 *27.eS RA I the rest of college basketball has STEEL DILTED the Bear Bryant Award HIGH P ER F O R M A N C E H IG H PERFORMANCE NAOIAL WHITEWALL 0nlinpnldl UU'.**.®; lost a little glimmer of hope. RIKEN SNOWS YOKOHAMA 155'80R13 S43 205 50RI) 'I f 225 50R'« JC S S JB 'l ••9.205 $0«'S *1 165 80R13 $ 4 « ib$ aoRij Drats. they’re saying today, the Parish •I5$0ni4 •S9|2i5(0Ri5 " I 709'7___ it weren’t for 14 points we could i|S50R'i ‘N 1J5SOR'S 175/80R13 t4t 14$ a o R ij 70$ r$ni$ Bv Michael A. Lutz U5$0RU *109 205 5541$ 165'80R13 tSO I7$'90ai<3 71$ 7$ni$ Hoyas are just as good as ‘91 205SOR'i '»5$OR'5 '109 I 225 50R'$ 1H ia$ aoR>3 77$ r$RI$ The Associated Press have won 10 football games.” 20560R’ * ‘ 104 215(0R<5 ieS/75R14 MB it$i7$ni4 195/75R14 BS1 everybody feared they would be. From page 11 Ou.l.ly S t .. l Belled Holtz said. “ We were so close we Maiof Quaiiiy 205/75R14 BBS IM70RT SNOW T IM S T 8 B M F O After beating up on Hawaii- had to get over that hurdle. BIAS SNOW W.W. '$$S>7 *43 1 '•$«•'* *49 315(75R14 BBB .144144 l i M W.W. HOUSTON - Looking back >»$ lOi'l •42 I 22$ ’i*’! •$* '$$«*) *41 I 'ISB'* *12 I$$I04» '29] m 19414 'H i 219 r$4i9 Loa. Hawaii Pacific. St. Leo and ||$ ($|>» ••• I 7’5 '5)’5 '$$ •*$BiJ «$4l'4$'0»'« 215/7M^t BS7 II99M I3 •49 209 I9AM ••# 229 19AI9 «9t Dennis Johnson scored only over Notre Dame’s undefeated "But coaching gives you a I*$l5i'4 •$2i22$'5r'5 •$$ >r$ >0«*) •$* '»5 'OB'l *T1 18129914 » tll 209 >9419 N il 2)9 19419 ‘Tl Shenendoah. Georgetown had its The loss spoiled an outstanding 70$’5i'I '$$ ’ 735 ’Sii*! ‘$9 •45 (Oh’l •4$''45“'$ •*! 325/75R1S BBO four points, hut they came on season. Coach Lou Holtzaccepted chance to win. The athletes have 7i$;$.U •$•' 235(75R1S BB8 AU-SEASON coming-out party Wednesday effort by guard John Stockton GOODTEtIUtCLE MIS to win it for you.” i l l 4Ca R’’C7i C* SSSSSS^LL SEASON leAsIfffsIBthtB consecutive jump shots in the humbly the Bear Bryant Award I 7>‘> 6$R15 . r r . . . WHITEWALL night against Oral Roberts. The who had 22 points and 16 assists. . ncMiiii • cooim i ■ ? , . SOvRib *229 closing minutes after the Jazz as the nation’s top college football The Fighting Irish have one u i ni I . $0VPib '249 U9 1$$ 80RI3 competition was stiffen — in fact, Karl Malone led the Jazz with 27 .imiiMiiomKOUNiii I . j$0w R tb ‘ 299 ITS 18$ 90913 had closed to within six points coach. game remaining against No. 3 W$.809I3 Georgetown led I>y only two points, while Bailey matched 178 1 1B$'90913 104-98. West Virginia in the Fiesta Bowl 4 4 M$n4 178 I 188'2$914 points at one juncture in the Stockton’s 22 and Darrell Griffith a tr , 18$ 2$9I4 The top-ranked Fighting Irish. before wrapping up a national ------as 172 20$;2$9t4 second half — but the margin With just their second victory in had 21, 21$/2$914 11-0, had some close calls this title. '•SNOWS- 29$ 2$9t$ ended up being comfortable. Rogindd Plnlo/ManchMlor Horald the last six starts, the Celtics beat •Detaila At All Stores vl/sggffsg:;:: :n 21$/2$9t$ season. "This season has a chance to be 12$ 2$9t$ the Jazz for the 18th consecutive “ The Celtics hit some big shots, 131/2891$ "From here on in. a lot of the OVER THE BACK - MCC’s Kevin Wednesday night at East Catholic High. “You look back and if Miami special, but right now it’s not. I games w ill be tight, so it’s good to time in Boston Garden since the but we’ve seen them do that over con vert s the two-point conversion can’t put it any simpler.” Holtz r v t r w l Wilson (33) reaches over the back of Wilson netted 15 points in the Cougars' cluh joined the NBA as a New the years,” Malone said lyyi'i ••$1 IJi'l V.*' SPO R TS CAR have a close gam e at this point in and if the field goal goes through WilSO*". •til ■ RWL . RROWLIR . Tero . ORRHD RRIX . Mitchell's Charlie Sylvan in their game 96-93 victory. Orleans entry in 1974. "As far as I can tell," Malone said. h'i QUALITY TINCB PON BIAALL CARB — COMPACTS — UNUSUAL BIZRB the season,” Coach John Thom p­ at Michigan, there were so many iios'ii 1 dispatched the Titans 91-75. like us: we don’t like to lose at night. "So I accept this humbly.” ID 1$ •••! . . ..li SPORTS TIRES i'9 'osno •< been on a roller coaster ride. hom e.” pions if they beat the Irish, I$$H>7 i|9 "’ I •48 i|9 '0$4l] • Charles Smith and Jaren Jack- Notre Dame beat Michigan 19940 ’ t$ '0«O *41 |99'0$4I4 *1 M CC cagers win tight affair Tonight we were at the top of the Johnson said No. 2 Miami 19941)<99419 <1$ '0 4 0 >4$ i|9 '0$R14 • son scored 23 points apiece for "I told our players before the 19-17 and second-ranked edged O OO O VEAR ride. We needed to put three or should get the nod if the Hurri­ C O R B A OT •RIPOCiTONt BMCHRLM Tlii~ Georgetown, while Greg Sutton The Manchester Community game that they still have a lot of M ia m i 31-30. I99»04l) • 99411 >$3 ISS fsMiass *1 slips to 3-7. The Cougars w ill host Chaney I u 3, M ike Shea 0 0 0, Kevin four wins in a row. I’d like us to be canes beat Nebraska in the t««* WHIII'N*':* I Better Quality imported 1 '9 '041)______I '9 '0411 *M l9aSSHM>SOitO-SSHNHO •«! scored 23 for the Titans. 2-7 after a College men’s basketball team W ilson 7 1 IS, Jon Seymour 1 3 5, Rob talent (without Bird) and they M IC N E U N >9 r04$K4WU «7t i W H E E I - B l North Essex CC Saturday at 2 , Holtz, who won the award for Orange Bowl and West Virginia ir$90R12 SPORTS CAR STEEL IM PO RTS 99 80419 *999 CONTlMeNTAL S h u le r 6 2 15, T e r r y S m it h 6 2 14, T r o y more predictable as a team.” execute well,” Utah Coach Jerry $95 T$R‘ » 1$4 $412 sixth straight defeat. ^*s T$R$« — ------lELTID RAD|ALS has become accustomed to tight M o o r e 1 3 5. T o t a ls 34 17. beats Notre Dame. I4$$4I1 p.m. at East Catholic. The C e ltics broke aw ay from a Sloan said. "They put us in a the second time, beat out M iam i’s 199412 <$•$41) No. 3 SyracuB# 13S, U.8. Inlema- games thus far this season. CeiioTD* 1 <4940 129 '0 4 0 >42 <88 8411 WHEELS Bernard James had 17 points Jimmy Johnson. West Virginia’s Nehlen listened calmly and >8$ 8411 4sh About Owl 13-13 tie w ith a 24-5 run that gave halfcourt game and we like to 19940 I <19 '0 4 0 ‘49 I2$89l« tlonal M ; Matt Roe. who scored 24 Wednesday night’s game with 19941) <19 '0414 >94 Low. Low Puces' responded strongly. tSS T5|Ti 4 >88 8414 • AIM484 IBS/TgAM points, tied his school record hy Mitchell College was no M I T C H E L L (91) — R ic h L u s t ig 12 3 25, run. I’m glad we made a 20$/75R1* 4ACWS0 Kevin Wilson and Rob Shuler Paul Vlolette 4 4 13, Earl M cGraw 102, "Our football team went 305/75RM • aas-APniANci second period. comeback because for a while we nia’s Larry Smith for the award, •COWCHl.tHCll hitting six 3-pointers, all in the exception. Chris M arkowitz 9221, Charlie Sylvan 2 •C 4A 0L I M 8i a * added 15 apiece. Rich Lustig The Jazz battled back to within didn’t look like we could nlav presented by the Football Writers through that schedule and never 19»/71»RM •CINTI 4UH 8 . | r first half. His shooting destroyed Jo el Le w is netted 22 points and 8 12, C h r is S a la m o n e 3 0 4, T im TOW N FAIR TIRE CENTERS •C4A(M4.|4$H0«t scored a game-high 25 points for Baysm ore 408, Tim SymeckoOOO, Chris 59-48 at halftime, but Ainge basketball.” ^ Association of America. was tested.” Nehlen said of his • dOrTi.RfT$roN( the zone defense that U S. Inter­ grabbed 11 rebounds to lead the M itch ell. IGnsman 204, Ray Hudan 102. Totals 34 helped slow a Utah comeback Holtz said he and his staff may 11-0 Mountaineers. "W e’re national used because of it Cougars to a 96-93 win at East "We did a good job on the half EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER VERNON I Halftim e: 40-39 M itchell attempt with 13 points in the third have done a better job in 1985, number three and we’re playing 467 E. Main Street couldn’t match up in a man-to- Catholic High School. court trap,” Rodgers said."It 328 Middle Tpke. West 295 Hartford Tpke. ' 3-polnt goals; MCC-Lew ls 2, Chaney, quarter. Then the Jazz late surge caught them by surprise e a rly in Holtz’s first at Notre Dame. the team they (Miami) lost to and (Locatad m iha Warahouia Foods Pia/a (acroaa from Konlucky Friad Chickan) iLocat9d In iha K-Man Srtopptng ctr) man defense. M C C is now 4-5 w hile M itch e ll T - S * ’'""''** -lo tn e * 7 3 17, Shuler; M l-Lustlg 2, Vlolette, M Iko Hodge* 000, Joel Lew is 92 22. Ron M a r k o v lt z . fell short. the gam e.” "I thought we did a good job our if we beat that team ... I love 5 6 9 - 8 7 1 0 6 4 6 - 8 2 2 7 8 7 2 - 2 0 6 0 first year at Notre Dame when if Jim m y, but he’s full of it.” lA ll. STORES OPEN MON S THURS «:30 »• TUES . WED AND FRI 8 30 6 • SAT 8:30 ^ TOWN M U lT ia iS . INC. 1988 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Dec. 15, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Dec. 15, 19BB — 15 SCOREBOARD FOCUS/Advicc ______WIT OF THE WORLD

Rangert 2, Islanders 1 fJeorgetawn 91, Oral Roberts 75 fundove DMC. II Iona X , Southampton 40 Atlanta at New Orleant, 1 p.m. Buffalo at Indianapolis, 1 pjn. Hockey N.Y. M andcrt t i o—i Jersey City St. 49, Montcloir St. 52 BasketbaD Lo Salle 78, St. Peter's 74 Detroit at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. N Y Ronotn 0 1 0 = 4 Lock Haven Concordia, N.Y. 71 Houston at Cleveland, 1 p jn . , PI"* Period—None. Penalties— 97, Ultrasonic tape measures are convenient •^ 1 Miami at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Son^pm , NYR (Inferterence), 7:23; Massachusetts 84, Lowell X NHL standings Roberts Wesleyan 91, Fredonia St. 78 New York Giants ot New York Jets, 1p.m. Suiter, NYI (trippino), 9:3*; Kromm, NYI NBA StSndlnnS Salem, W.Vo. 87, Lake Erie 49 By the Editors (trlpplno), 11:53; DeBlols, NYR Ihiph- ••"tiumuo Philadelphia at Dallas, 1 p.m. itlcklno), 14:30. Syracuse 135, U S. Internotlonal 93 of Consumer Reports Every model but the expensive most AM radios. Place the Select-a WAUES CONFERENCE SOUTH Seattle at Los Angeles Raiders, 4 p.m. Sonic Tape contains circuitry to Rollick DIvIflen EASTERN CONFERENCE Furmon 97, Newberry 82 Kansas City at San Diego, 4 p.m. tenna six inches from a radio and it Second Period—1, N Y. Islonders, Wood4 Atlantic Division Green Bov at Phoenix, 4 p.m. Consumer W L T 1F ft OF OA (Nylund, Sutler), 12:53. 2, N.Y. By LEWIS WITHAM Mmpden-Svdnev X , Newport News 40 compensate for changes in tempera­ transfers to the radio the signal it has P lltjburgh 17 W L Pet. Marshall 104, Ohio U. 93 Los Angeles Romsot Son Franclsco,8p.m. ' If you’re put off by the tedious chore 11 2 36 141 131 Rangers, Ogrodnlrk 3 (Hardy, Petit), New York 14 4 .700 ture. (The Sonic Tape has a calibra­ captured. T NY Rongers 16 12 4 36 127 119 Take the number of NBA Tompa 93, Webber 73 of measuring rooms, you may be Reports Washington I f 15. 3, N.Y. Rangers, Mullen 15 (Ogrod- Phllo^lphlo> 12 10 .545 Vonderbllt 91 Auburn 77 Monday, Dec. 19 tion feature instead.) The compensa­ 15 12 4 34 108 106 Penoltles-Sutter, Boston 10 11 teams Dennis Johnson played interested in the convenience prom­ The Select-a-tenna didn’t boost Phllodetphlq 14 17 2 30 126 121 .474 MIDWEST Chlcogo at Minnesota, 9 p.m. tion circuitry needs at least 15 NYI (holding), :44; (iranoto, NYR (hold- New Jersey 9 14 .391 for, multiply by the games END REGULAR SEASON ised by ultrasonic tape measures. radio signals as much as claimed, but New Jersey 11 14 5 27 101 120 Iw ), 1:13; Sutter, NYI (hooking), 4:30; Charlotte Aooustooa,S.O. 94, Dakota St. 45 NY Islonden; 7 4 13 .314 won by the 1985-86 Chicago Calvin 83 Northwd, Mich 60 minutes to adjust to a change of it did increase the power of signals by 21 2 16 89 127 Morrow, NYI (cross-checking), 7:44; Washington 5 14 .243 These devices beam an ultrasonic To test for accuracy, the testers ABomt DIvtUon l ^ o n , NYR (tripping), 9:10; Nylund, Bears, subtract the scorecard Cppital n , Baldwtn-Wallace 49, OT climate. Without the wait, some a factor of 10, which made otherwise Montreol 19 9 4 Centrol DlvIsJon Oiodron St. 97, S. Dakota Tech 77 soun^ wave at a wall, log the time the 44 131 '04 NYI, motor-gome misconduct (hlgh- Detroit 14 5 .762 position of Ryne Sandberg and measured several wall-to-wall distan­ readings were off by as much as 10 hard-to-hear stations eomfortably Boston 12 12 8 32 103 95 s tld d iy ), 15:14; Jonsson, NYI (slosh- Clevelond Oilcogo 59, Concordio, III. 57 6cho takes to bounce back, then Hartford 13 13 5 .722 divide by the number of ring­ Concordia, Neb. 105, Bellevue 95, OT ces with a conventional steel tape, inches. loud. 15 1 27 107 102 [ y h ’ * ■ * ' Oorodnick, NYR (slashing), Aflonto 14 8 .636 NFL Individual leaders calculate and display the distance. Buffolo 12 17 2 26 107 i r i6!49. Milwaukee side judges who normally score DePoul IX , American U. 85 then with the ultrasonic devices. The Clearly, these expensive electronic Quebec 10 20 11 8 .579 E. Michigan X , Cleveland St. 48 But before you rush to add one to 2 22 111 147 Third Period—None. Penalties— Chlcogo 10 10 .500 a professional fight. Measure-Mate, which reads to the gadgets won’t soon replace the $15 The device, however, won’t elimi­ CAMPBELL CONFERENCE (holding), 3:49; Gronoto, Indiana Eureka 97, lowo Weslyn 42 AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE Norris Division 5 15 .250 Indiana 105, Ark.-LIttle Rock 77 your tool kit, note that it will be nearest inch, was the most accurate. nate the static that can interfere with ft FEGGO NYR (tripping), 5:07; Smith, NYI, served TERN CONFERENCE Quarterbacks tape measure. They’d be worthwhile, USA w L T Pts OF OA bvHelmlnen (roughing), 11:54; Law- PAYOFF: The answer was lowo 102, Cent. Florida 48 AttC om Yds TO Int expensive — $40 to $250. Note, too, that It seldom deviated from the tape reception. Indeed, it boosts such noise Detroit Midwest Division McKendree NE Illinois 41 for example, to real-estate agents, 17 9 4 38 127 114 ton, NYR (Interference), 11:54; LoFon- W L also the league-leading number 77, Esiason, CIn. 349 213 3385 X 14 ultrasonic razzmatazz is no substitute St. Louis 12 13 4 Pet. N o rfh v ^ w n , Iowa 71, Sioux Falls 49 measurements. painting contractors and other who along with the desired pat of the 28 96 99 tolne, NYI (hooking), 14:33. O n v e r 14 7 .667 of victories compiled by this Moon, Hou. 259 IX 2040 14 8 Toronto 11 16 2 24 100 133 Dallas Ohio St. 103, Nebroska 74 Kosor, Clev. 259 154 18X 10 7 for the old-fashioned tape measure. The Sonin can read to the nearest signal. The testers found that it Minnesota 9 12 7 .632 Shownee St. « , Urbono 93 need to make a lot of fast 16 5 23 94 114 ..Sfof? on goal—N.Y. Islanders 7-»-9^24. Utah 13 8 .619 Twins’ pitcher in 1966. Name Atarino, Mia. 575 3a 42X X 21 The four devices Consumer Reports quarter-inch, but since it was often off worked best toward the low end of the Chlcogo e 19 4 20 125 152 N.Y. Rongers 17-12-11—40. Houston him. StJfovler H, Trl-State 42 Kelly, Buff. 252 3174 13 17 measurements. 12 9 .571 Tiffin 70, Bluftton 66 473 tested were accurate enough only for AM band. Twiddling is tuning knob Smytbe Division Power-ploy Opportunities—N.Y. Island­ Son Antonio 4 12 .333 O’ ^Brlen, Jets 398 2X 2353 13 7 by as much as an inch or so, it was If you have trouble tuning in your Coloorv 21 5 5 47 136 83 ers 0 of 4; N.Y. Rangers 0 of 7. Miami WIs.-Eoy Cloire 84, WIs.-RIv. Foils 52 estimating, not for measuring with while listening for hte strongest signal Los Anoeles 1 17 .056 O B erg, K.C. 37* 207 a « 15 14 really no more precise. The other two favorite AM radio station, you might 20 11 1 41 170 1» Goalies—N.Y. Islonders, Smith, 1-7-0 (40 Podflc Division W s.-LoCrosse X , WIs.-Stout 44 Elwov, Den. 447 2X 31X 17 18 precision. was a minor annoyance. Edmonton 16 11 3 39 154 128 shots-3* saves). N.Y. Rangers, Von- L.A. Lokers Wisconsin 89, Denver X Chandler, Ind. 222 IX 1547 8 12 were even less accurate. be interested in the Select-a-tenna. A Winnipeg 13 16 5 .762 Wittenberg 78, Otterbein 99 The models evaluated were: the 10 5 31 122 119 Mesbrouck, 11-7-3 ( 24-23) Portland 12 9 .571 Beuerlein, Raiders 238 105 1443 8 7 Accurate readings are sometimes plastic disk, about the size of a dinner Voncouver 12 15 5 29 109 106 A—17,394. Phoenix ^ ^ SOUTHWEST Give its size and weight (about two 10 9 .526 Houston 75, Toledo 58 Digitape TLM-70N, $40 from Interna­ impossible because the ultrasonic WedneMtny'f Oomes Referee—Rob Shick. Linesmen— Kevin Seattle 10 9 UBX iuir :jdOAVd Rushers plate, is billed as a wireless AM pounds), the Select-a-tenna is bestsu- .526 FARWEST tional Consumer Brands; the Sonin 60 PEOPLE NewyorkRanoers2.NewYorln 37084, W llllams08 V.Johnson, Den. 44 849 113 The 84-year-old artist had been admitted to a (CHbome, (Jill), 13:57 (pp). *, Edmonton, Indiana at CJilcogo, l:X p.m. 080, Rodman 54 1-1 12. Totals 4083 29-X110. 5. Georgetown (58) beat O o l Roberts Tlkkonen 20 (KurrI, Carson), 14:47. 9, Polge, K.C. 54 815 14.4 hospital in his hometown of Figueras, 60 miles Portlond at Phoenix, 9:X p.m. 91-75. GIvIns, Hou. 54 857 15.9 Blackhawks 4. Whalers 3 Edmonton, KurrI 23 (Tlkkonen), 19:47. Denver of L.A. Clippers, 10:X p.m MIhjmykee 33 33 14 30-119 4. Illinois (48) did not ploy. DEAR What especially irritates me is north of Barcelona, the day before for Pwioltles—Muni, Edm (InteiTerence), :13; Byner, Clev. 54 545 10.1 . » 11 X 13-1M 7. Oklohomo (51) did not ploy. Jensen, Mlo 53 587 11.1 ABBY: I am a for someone to get out of a car treatment for pneumonia. Osborne, Tor (elbowing), *:S9; Beuke- NBA reaulta 3Polnt goals—Humphries, Rodmon. 8. North Carolina (51) did not ploy. Hartford 2 1 9—3 boom, Edm (tripping), 10:3*; Messier, Fouled out—None. Rebounds— 9. Arizona (31) did not ploy. grandmother, near a cafeteria entrance, secure After several days in critical condition, Dali Chlcooe 1 1 1—4 Punters Edm, molor-gome misconduct (high- M ll^ukee 43 (Cummings 8), Detroit 54 10. Missouri (7-2) did not ploy. widowed and a place in line, then be joined by was moved from the clinic’s intensive care unit Rrst Period—1, Chicago, Savard 13 sticking), 11:19. fLolmbeer 12). Assists—88llwaukee 26 NO Yds LG Avg (M urray, Valve), 4:13 (pp). 2, Chlcogo, Celtics 112. Jazz 104 11. Georgia Tech (48) did not ploy. Newsome, Pitt. 43 28X 42 45.4 living on a Dec. 5. On Friday, doctors said his vital signs Third Period—10, Edmonton, Acton * (Humphries 4), Detroit 22 (Thomas 12). _12. Florida Stote(58) beot South Alobomo Dear Abby others after many have gotten in Grohom 12 (Larmer, Savard), 10:42. 3, (T lkkonen , K u rrI), 14:32. P enalties— Total fouls—Milwaukee 29, O trolt 78 87-82. Molslelenko, S.D. 83 3448 42 44.2 Emphysema has fixed income, line behind them. had stabilized at the same levels as before he Horon, Den. 59 2599 X 44.1 Hartford, DIneen 14 (Ferraro, Jennings), Kordic, Tor, malor-gome misconduct UTAH (104) Technicals— Krvstkowlak, Slkmo, 13. Neyodo-Los Vegas (2-2) did not ploy. 12:19. 4, Hartford, Babych 2 (Young. (cross-checking). :22; McClelland, Edm A8alonc*-2011-1427,Ortlz(L004)0,Eaton34 Humphries. A—21,454 Roby, Mlo. 40 X14 44 43.4 so you know I Abigail Van Buren Many times, I have worked all was stricken. Stork, Ind. 59 2557 45 43.3 Tippett), 14:3* (pp). Penalties—AAortln.Har (unsportsmanlike conduct), 4:15; Cur­ 2-48, Stockton 5-911-11 22, G riffith 8-184-521. 14. Ohio State (51) beat Nebraska 10376. don’t have a lot day and want to eat quickly (the (hlglvstlcklno). 1:21; Tippett, Har (hook­ ran, Tor, mlnor-misconduct (unsports- Bailey S179422,Les 1-12-34, Hansen 0-4 (M) ing), 4:03; Jennings, Har, double minor many treatments of money to reason for patronizing a cafete­ monllke conduct), 4:15; Solmlng. Tor 0, Leckner 0-4 0-2 0, Brown (M) 0-0 0, 15. Louisville (4-2) did not ploy. Gator Bowl or Rose Bowl? (roughing), 15:31; Sutter, Oil.doublemlnor (holding), 9:07; Locombe, Edm (hold- lavoronl OOOOO. Totals33-7734-44104. Heat B9. Clippers B8 14. Tennessee (48) did not ploy. Punt Returners s p e n d on ria) — only to be pushed back as (charging, roughing). 15:31; Oahom, Chi Adorns, Edm, misconduct. 17. Seton Hall (88) did not ploy. NO Yds Avo LG TD (holding), 15:45; Turgeon, Har (hooking), BOSTON (113) Townsell, Jets 3? 404 12.6 59 1 Christmas the "linebreakers” squeeze by. LANSING, Mich. (AP) — Gov. James 10:1*; Gill. Tor,misconduct. 10:18; Morsh, M IAM I (89) 18. North Carolina Stote (2-1) did not ploy. DEAR DR. GOTT; I’m one of those damned fools 17:39. Tof (unsportsmonllke conduct), 19:12. McHole 4-11 7-8 19, Lohaus 4-9 (M) 8. Verdin, Ind. 19 223 11.7 73 1 gifts. I have Recently, someone squeezed in Frvar, N.E. who just had to smoke cigarettes. Aftpr 50 years, Blanchard has a dilemma: Should he cut short Second Period—5, Chlcogo, Presley 4 Parish 9-15 35 21, Johnson 2-5 0-1 4, .. Gray 35504, Cummings 19. Notre (tame (48) did not ploy. 38 396 10.5 30 0 nine grandchildren — five girls favor to tell them about "What ahead of me in the front of a long (Pang), 13:24 (sh). 4, Hartford. C. Wilson 10, Shots on goal—Edmonton 4-12-12—30 Alnge 10-190022, Acres 351-17, Show A8 4-4 Edwards 517 58 12,Sparrow Nottlelr Den. 19 194 10.2 24 0 I’m in all kinds of trouble with emphysema. What’s his Gator Bowl partying in Florida to hop on a X. UCLA (4-0) did not ploy. Schwedes, Mlo. and four boys, ranging in age 17:34 (pp). Penalties—Somuelsson, Har Toronto 10-15-5—30 12, Lewis 4-11 1-2 13, Poxson 34 00 4. 2-9504,Thompson781-215,Sundvold 7-10 22 219 10.0 34 0 the appropriate treatment? Every Teen Should Know,” and line and said, "Excuse me — I’m plane for the Rose Bowl? (roughing), *:32; Larmer. C3il (holding), _^ « *r;a lo y Opportunities—Edmonton Grondlson OO 00 0. Totols 47-8914-21112. 08 14, Selkaly 1-4 2-4 4, Hastings 34504, from 11 to 18. Last year, just how to get it, joining friends." 12:3*; Lodouceur, Har (roughing),15:40; 2 of 5; Toronto 1 of 4. Wheeler 1-2082. Totals 357913X89. Kickoff Returners Blanchard’s alma mater, Michigan State, AAortIn, Har (roughing), 15:40; Manson, Yds Avo LG TD before Christmas, I saw an ad for GRATEFUL GRANDMA I replied, “Excuse me — have (Soolles—Edmonton, Ranford, 10-31 (30 y*oh 1* M 27 29^104 L.A. CLIPPERS (M) DEAR READER: First, tobacco smoke is faces Georgia in the Jan. 1 Gator Bowl in Chi (roughing), 15:40; Graham, Chi shotv2* saves). Toronto, Reese.0-1-1 (18-11), Boston 29 30 30 23-113 T.Brown, Raiders 34 943 27.7 97 1 your teen booklet. It said, "Every your friends join you at the end of A4onnlng 11-14 1-4 73, Normon 511 34 15, A.MIIIer, S.D. associated with bronchitis, infection of the airways. Jacksonville. The next day, the Michigan (charging), 15:40; Konrovd, Chi Wregget (0:00 third, 12-11). 3Polnt goals—Alnge2. Stockton, O im th . FootbaD 75 648 25.9 93 1 teen-ager should know the truth the line!" (hlgtvstlcklng), 15:40; OInren, Har, (Inter­ A—14J154. Fouled out—None. Rebounds—Utah 55 '^ " * 9 21. Ordnt Mortin, N.E. 29 703 24.2 95 1 Smoke actually paralyzes the tiny cilia (hair cells) DEAR GRANDMA: What ev Wolverines take on the University of Southern ference), 1*:34. Referee—Bob Myers. Linesmen—Roy (Eaton 12), Boston 44 (Parish 15). 510 5110, Williams 53 500, Nixon 181-2 3, Holland, S.D: 29 691 23.6 57 0 about sex and drugs and how to be Ironically, most linebreaking California in the Rose Bowl in Pasadena. Third Period—7, Chlcogo, Presley 7 Scapinello, Ron Asselstine. Assists—Utah 23 (Stockton 14), Boston ^ **^ ’*'99olf32504,Gondrezlck Humgherv. Jets 20 473 23.7 48 0 that propel mucus and infection from within lung ery teen should know is obviously (Monson, Thomas), 2:17. Penalties— 515O0.(yirrlck52580.Totols3575352788. happy.” Thinking it might make occurs after church services on "I would have to spend all of my time in X (Show 7). Total fouls—Utah 21, Boston X. NFL standings tissue, up and out. In turn, chronic infection causes a nice Christmas gift for my a universal problem because I Ouennevllle, Hor (hooking), 4:34; Jen­ Technicols—AAolone, Boston lllegol de­ breakdown of alveolar air sacs, the feathery Sunday. motion,” Blanchard said Wednesday. nings, Hor.malor (flghtlna),5:99; Sammss. fense. A—14,890. a X 19 17-89 Scoring grandchildreq, Isentf^rone, and have had requests for my teen HUNGRY AND IRRITATED O il, motor (fIgMIno), 5:59; Martin, Har, L .^ Clippen 75 19 1* 2 4 -X Touchdowns compartments where carbon dioxide is given off booklet from Canada, Korea, “I’m superstitious about sports and I’d feel double moler-game misconduct Fouled out—None. Rebounds—Miam i 45 AMERICAN CONFERENCE all I can say ts-I’rtf sorry your IN GEORGIA Transactions East TD Rush Rec Ret Pts and oxygen is taken up while breathing. bad if I wasn’t there because I’ve never .seen (high-sticking, flgMIna), 10:05; Nkirroy, Nets IIH.Lskers 113 (Long 8), Los Angeles 51 (Beniamin 9). Dickerson, Ind. 15 14 1 0 X booklet wasn’t around when I was Brazil, Egypt and even Japan! Chi, double mtnor-molor (Instlgolor, fight­ i^lsts—Miami 77 (S parrow ^, Los Angeles « , w L T Pet. PF PA Second, cigarette smoke itself actually destroys my team lose in the Rose Bowl,” he said. "If x-Buftalo 12 3 0 .800 315 2X Woods, CIn. 15 15 0 0 X a teen-ager. First, I showed it to To obtain the booklet, send your ing), 10:05; DIneen, Hor (slashing), a (Monning, Nixon 5). Total fouls—MIomI Brooks, CIn. 14 8 4 0 84 the air sacs. The reasons are complex but, DEAR HUNGRY: Your retort I’m there physically I’ll feel a little bit better. ” 19:49; AAanson, Chi (sloshing). 19:49. L.A. LAKERS (113) 77, Los Angeles 18. A—7,703. New England 9 4 .400 240 243 my sons and daughters, and they name and address, plus check or BASEBALL Worthy 11-25 4-5 Green 5-10 08 11, Indianapolis 8 7 0 .5X 3 a X I Riddick, Butt. 14 12 1 1 84 to "Excuse me. I’m joining Blanchard said he could end up watching the Shots on goal—Hortford 10-13-3—24 76. Clovton, Mlo. 13 0 13 0 X basically, in smokers, the microscopically small money order for $3.50 to Dear Chlcogo IB-10-13—40. American League Abdul-Jobbar 1-7 34 5, Campbell 35 34 4, N.Y. Jets 7 7 1 .500 345 333 approved, so I sent for eight more friends” would be hard to top. Rose Bowl on television. BOSTON RED SOX—Signed Lou sacs coalesce to form larger, less efficient Abhy’s Teen Booklet, P.O. Box Power-ploy Opportunities—Hartford 2 of Car­ Johnson 13X 311 35, Cooper 59 1-2 14, Big East standings Miami 4 9 0 .4X 295 340 booklets and gave them to my man, general manooer, to a (our-yeor Woolrldge35348, Thompson 382-38, Lamp Central Kicking compartments. This leads to difficult breathing and "I just want my Michigan friends to know 3; Chicago I of 7. PAT FG LG Pts grandchildren for Christmas. 447, Mount Morris, 111. 61054. Goolles—Hartford. Llut, 5-190 (40shot5-34 contract extension, effective Feb. 1. As­ 50 50 0. Totals 43-89 2335 113. Big East Conference O'all v-Ondnnotl 11 4 .733 478 312 over-expanded lungs filled with stale air. This is DEAR ABBY; I am writing this when they’re in the Rose Bowl, I’m rooting for signed Zoch Crouch; John Trautwein; NEW JERSEY (118) Houston .447 401 Norwood, Buff. 31-31 37-V 49 177 Postage is included. saves). Chicago, Pong, *-9-3 (24-23) W L W L 337 BlasuccI, Ind. 37-X 24-X 53 109 Abby, they all said it was the with the hope that parents of them. When they’re playing the Spartans, I’m A—14.279. Don Gabriele; John Leister and Joslos Hlnson317131531, B. Williams 15132-322, Seton Hoi I 10 8 0 Cleveland .400 274 245 emphysema. Although emphysema does tend to Manzanillo, pitcher, outright to Pawtucket Pittsburgh 397 Leahy, Jets 40-40 21-X 48 103 best gift I could have given them! small children will see it and be not.” Referee— Kerry Froser, Linesmen—Don COrroll7-101-215,Conner5141-29,McGee2-7 Providence .767 796 Lowery, K.C. 77-77 77-X 51 103 occur naturally with age, cigarettes will speed up Schochfe, Brad Lazorowlch. ot the International League. 50 4, Morris 7-14 2-2 17, Hopson 34 4-4 10, Syracuse 0 0 9 0 Parents still have a hard time DEAR ABBY. 1 would like to careful of what they give their Notional League Seattle Zendelos, Hou 4448 19^31 52 103 the process, thereby causing severe disability in Baolev5103310. Totols459125X118. Georgetown 0 0 5 0 5X 294 292 talking to their children about comment on a very rude practice little one to eat. CHICAGO C U B ^A greed to terms with Connecticut 0 0 5 1 L.A. Raiders .447 788 376 much younger patients. Domingo Romos, Inflelder, one one-veor Denver sex, and they’re usually too late Jets 4. Sabres 3 a Los Angeles 7f X 77 7S 7-113 Pittsburgh 0 0 3 2 .447 304 342 Third, smoke is irritating and causes increased that is all too common. It's My 3-year-old nephew, Chad, Basketball star sued contract. New Jersey 77 77 75 77 11—11* Vlllonovo 0 0 5 3 Son Diego 3X 207 319 with the information when they "breaking” into a line in order to was eating a large marshmallow. HOUSTON ASTROS—Sent Terry Wells, 3Polnt goals—Cooper 3, Green, Morris. St. John's 0 1 5 1 Kansas City 4 10 1 .3m 241 2X pulmonary mucus secretion. This mucus blocks Buffalo ) 1 0—3 pitcher; Bert Hunter, outfielder; Mike finally get around to it, so you join someone who is farther up in Nobody paid much attention to HOUSTON (AP) — Houston Rocket’s center Fouled out—None. Rebounds—Los An­ Boston College 0 14 2 NATIONAL CONFERENCE breathing passageways, leading to poor air Winnipeg i ] t_ 4 Simms, first bosemon, and (!ameron geles 49 (Green 10), New Jersey 59 (Carroll Cost Bowlins would be doing your readers a position. him until he suddenly started Akeem Olajuwon has been sued by a TV news R rst Period—1, Buffalo, Hogue 7 (Hort- Drew, outfielder, outrlghtto Tucson ofthe 19). Assists—Los Angeles 77 (Johnson 9), N.Y. Giants 10 5 .447 3X 277 exchange. In addition, excess mucus encourages cameraman for unspecified damages for mon, Maguire), 10:24. 2, Winnipeg, Wednesday's Results turning blue! The marshmallow Pocific Coast League. Signed Craig New Jersey 22 (Conner 10). Totolf ouls—Los Syracuse 135, U.S. International 93 Phllodelghia 9 6 4m 354 312 the growth of bacteria, predisposing the patient to injuries he allegedly received in a scuffle Howerchuk 13,13:57 (sh).Penalties—Kyte, Smagstrlo, Inflelder, ond Phil Ouellette, Angeles X, New Jersey 25. Technical—New Georgetown 91, Oral Roberts 75 Washington 7 6 .447 3 X M7 had becomme lodged in his throat Win, malor-game misconduct (hlgh- catcher, to minor leogue contracts with Jersey Illegal defense. A—X,049. Phoenix 7 6 bronchitis and pneumonia. outside the National Basketball Association stlcklng), 11 :X ; Buffalo bench, served Tucson. F riday's (3ames .447 377 377 and formed a glue-like seal in his Seton Hall at Fordham (tallos 3 12 2m 258 358 Home Engineers The cardinal rule in treating emphysema is: Data Bank star’s home. by Sheppard (too many men on Ice), 15:19. New York-Penn Leogue Central throat! Second Period—3, Winnipeg, Ashton 11 Sfrturday's Games Alyce M cA rdle 180-180-517, Donna Avoid air pollution, inciuding cigarette smoke and HAMILTON REDBIRDS—Named Joe Boston College at Holy Cross x-ChIcqgo 12 3 8m 285 i a The poor child could not Jim Shipley of KHOU-TV said in the lawsuit (Elynulk, Howerchuk),5:53 (pp). 4 Buffalo, Cunningham III coach. Hornets 115, Pacers 106 MInnesoto 10 5 .447 3 X 204 i^otln Scheer 174492, other contaminants such as dust and smog. DePoul at teorgetown TrudI Zuldemo 183-5X, B arbaro Tur- he suffered mental and physical harm from the Turgeon 14 (M.Donnelly, Houslev),9;X ONEONTA YANKEES—Named Brion Temple a t V lllanova Tompq Bov 4 11 .767 240 340 breathe. They applied the Heim­ (pp). 5, Winnipeg, Duncan 8 Butterfield manager, ond Jeff Taylor. Detroit M ortho G rant 192-474, Medicine to open airways (bronchodilators) and Aug. 30 struggle, during which Olajuwon INDIANA (1M) Toledoat Pittsburgh 4 11 .X7 210 292 lich maneuver, but could not (McBaIn, Tagllonettl), 9:54. 4, Buffalo, Bob Mariano and Dave Kent coaches. Canislus at Syracuse Green Bay 3 12 2m 214 2 X JJ?'’!* DelUsso 177, Bette Dufralne antibiotics (to fight infection) can be usefui. allegedly grabbed a camera from him. Houslev 13 (Napier, Turgeon), 11 :X. M iller 5135814, Williams 7-143214, Smits Eldrldge 190-500, Renee dislodge the marshmallow. Chad BASKETBALL 7-11 5519, Fleming 341-7 7, Long 5171-1 9, St. John's a t M anhattan West Penalties—Ruuttu, But (hooking), Noflenol Benketball Association v-San Froncisc 10 5 F ti ’ Alice C hittick Emphysema patients can be helped by learning Shipley, who filed the lawsuit Tuesday in Tlsdale7-175519,Groy 081-21, Frederlck55 Monday's Game .447 353 254 451, Martha Montony 453, Alice HIrth was then rushed to the hospital 4:04; Boschmon, Win (hooking), 8:13; CHICAGO BULLS—Traded Ed Nealy, Pittsburgh ot Duquesne L.A. Roms 9 6 .4m 349 2 a new, more efficient ways to breathe — forexample, state district court, went to Olajuwon’s home Ashton, Win (tripping), 14:15. 2-210, Sklles 351-17, Drelling 1-1082. Totals New Orleons No Nukes and was actually pronounced .fanuprcLa second-round 1989 draft pick and 41-8923X104. Tuesday's (3ame 9 6 4m 302 774 by using the diaphragm more effectively. with a reporter to discuss a lawsuit involving a a unspecified omount of cash to the Phoenix Virginia Tech at Georgetown Atlanta 5 10 .333 735 305 Public opposition in selected countries to "dead,” but they revived him by Third Period—7, Winnipeg. McBoln 18 Suns for Craig Hodges, guord. CHARLOTTE (115) x-clinched division title These techniques can be taught by a physician or former companion of Olajuwon who claimed Tripucka 1 3 X 1314 40, Rombis 514 5412, Wednesday, Jan a Nile Owls building additional nuclear power plants using a heavy suction pump to (Howerchuk. Olausson), 19:59. Penalties— (W LDEN STATE WARRIORS—Waived Western Michigan at Syracuse y-clinched playoff berth inhalation therapist, a technician trained in the the player broke a contract to marry her. CXirIvIe, Win (Interference), 1:04; Arnlel, Shelton Jones, forward. Hoppen 1-3502, Holton 34504, Reld9-1950 Monday's (Some remove the marshmallow from Buf (hooking), 10:26. 18, Chapman 33 08 4, Kempton 59 510 21, Lourle HIscock 18)-)81-518. Lisa Hot- treatment of pulmonary disease. before and after the Chernobyl incident I PHO ENIXSUNS-^laced WInstonCrIte, MIomI X, Clevelond 31 »'«ld 1W500, Beth Haock 177-493 M or- the base of his trachea. "Let him sue,” Olajuwon said from his hotel Shots on goal— Buffalo 137-18—37. Win­ forward, on Inlured reserve. Activated Oven 5103210, Cureton5258 0, l 8 wls 28 Saturday, Dec. 17 Finally, the cautious use of oxygen supplements room in Denver, where the Rockets played the nipeg 148-13^. 50 4, Tolbert 51 50 O.Toto!s459525X115. Big East results B o rn lll/l'l'*'’cer 180, Jodi Chad is now severely brain­ Steve Kerr, guard, from Inlured reserve. Washington at Cincinnati, 12:X p.m (plastic tube) from a tank or oxygen concentrator 83 83 Power-ploy Opportunities—Buffolo 1 of 4; New Englond ot O n ve r, 4 p.m. Tracey 4CT^' ° Karen damaged. Abby, please print this. Denver Nuggets on Tuesday. "It’s not Winnipeg 1 of 3. FOOTBALL Indiana V 71 U a —1H' may help many emphysema patients to live more 79 Charlotte » 751/7 a —IIS 78 Until this happened, no one in our important.” (ktalles—Buffolo, Cloutier, 388 (34shots- Notlnol Football Leogue 8yracuse135.U.8.lnternatlonaig3 active lives. X saves). Winnipeg. Reddick, 534 (37-34). ATLANTA FALCONS—Signed Keith 3Polnt goals—Miller, Tripucka. Fouled 74 out—Long. Rebounds—Indiana 41 (Wil­ family ever dreamed that such a Griffin, running bock. 70 tragedy could occur because of a A—10,475. CLEVELAND BROWNS—Signed liams, Tisdale 7), Charlotte 44 (Rambis 13) U.S. INTERNATIONAL (93) DEAR DR. GOTT: I started getting terrible pain 67 Lawsuit alleges assault Referee—Mike McGeough. Linesmen— Steve Slovden, quorterback. Placed Cho- Assists—Indiana 19 (Sklles 4), Charlotte27 Laffitte 7-155114, Judd55580,sterner28 65 marshmallow. (Holton 11). Total fouls—Indlono 75, 1- 2 5, Smith 7-17 2-3 18, Wilson 13X 08 X, in the back of my heel and up to my ankle while 64 Randy MItton, Jerry Patemon. rles Buchonon, defensive end, on 60 CHAD’S AUNT BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) - Buffalo Bills Inlured reserve. Charlotte 19, Technicals—Tisdale, Williams 5191-1 10, Howard 1-31-33, Hodges CHERRONE’S doing leg exercises. What kind of a doctor should I Charlotte Illegal defense. A—X801. 2- 3528 Moore28504, Oavls52500, Banks quarterback Jim Kelly was served with a $1 Penguins 5. Kings 4 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS—Ploced Tony 1-11-21 Totals3510251493. see? 52 DEAR AUNT: Thank you for million lawsuit from a woman who says he Elliott, nose tackle, on Inlured reserve. Hawks103.76ers96 Package Store Signed Jon Dumbould, defensive llnemon. SYRACUSE (135) 46 warning others. Who would ever assaulted her in a West Seneca restaurant a Las Angeles 2 l 1—4 HOCKEY Cblemon 5101-219, Thompson 5131-119, DEAR READER; It sounds to me as though you Pittsburgh o 4 ) s i i - ’ “ ■''i 40 dream that the innocent marsh­ year ago, according to Kelly’s attorney. National Hockey League PHILADELPHIA (94) Owens34 5 3 4 , Douglas7-135018, Roe5102-3 are either injuring muscles during the exercise or mallow could harm (or kill) a Eugenia Lyons, 24, said she suffered neck R rst Period—1, Los Angeles, Duguay 4 MINNESOTA NORTHSTARS-Recolled Anderson 311 1-2 5, Barkley 7-14 12-13 X, 24, Johnson 57 1-5 9, Harried 1-3 58 7, have developed an over-use syndrome. Stop the (DeGrav, Allison), 3:X, 2, Los Angeles, Mike McHugh, left wing, from Kalamazoo (xmlnski 514 58 18, Cheeks 512 2-2 10, A4annlng543511, Scott573312, Slock3251 33 child? The information 1 glean injuries when the National Football League Allison 7 (Duchesne, Duguay), 7 :4 7 of the Internotlonol Hockey League Hawkins 7-14 55 19, Welp 1-2 50 3 4, Rooers52343Bartelsteln1-152ZCarey exercises for.a couple of weeks and let things quiet from writing this column boggles star threw her to the floor Dec. 20, 1987. In her Penalty—Coffey. Pit (holding), 11:12. NEW YORK ISLANDERS—Sent Mike Brooks35084, Thornton 1-4082, Henderson 51500, Palmer 1-1502. Totals558217-a 135. down. Then begin at a much less strenuous level and Walsh, forward, to Springfield of the 57 50 10. Totals 37-85 2522 X . Before Chernobyl (percent) |. After Chernobyf (percent) the mind. lawsuit filed Wednesday, she also said Kelly Second Period—3, Pittsburgh, Lemleux29 American Hockey League. ATLANTA (W3) Halftime—Syracuse X , USI 48. Ip o in t 624 work up. If this fails to relieve your symptoms, see manhandled her after she criticized his recent (Errey), 1:10 (sh). 4, Pittsburgh, Errev 10 NEW YORK RANGERS—Sent Joson Levlngston 34 54 9, Wilkins 11-25 8 8 X , pools—USI 11-35 (Wilson 6-1Z Hodges 3 1 your family physician, an orthopedic surgeon or □ (Lemleux), 12:27, 5, Plttsburgh.Cunney- EAST MIDDLE TPKE: . .643-7027 play, Lafrenlere, forward, ond Rudy Poeschek, A8olone7-1488a, Rivers385410, Theus515 Smith 37, williams 1-7, Lafntte51, Davls5Z sports-medicine specialist for further advice. worth 14 (Quinn, Hllller), 12:42. 5 Los defenseman, to [3enver of the Interna­ 5414, Bott1e391-27, Webb51080,Carr3532 Moore 53), Syracuse 1519 (Roe57, Douglas Wedding bells? Wedding b lllil Wlio Kelly’s lawyer, Vincent A. Tobia, said Miss Angeles, DeGroy 5 (Allison). 14:31. 7, tional Hockey League. 8, Tolbert 501-21, Ferrell52500.Totals3587 5 7 , Thompson 51, Owens 51, Johnson pays for what and everything else you Lyons deliberately started an altercation while Pittsburgh, Bourque 10 (Hannon, Le­ COLLEGE 3^36103. 51, Scott 51, Rogers 51). Fouled out_ ULiiyj need to Know If you're plonning q United West ttafy United Yugoslavia Canada Finland France mleux), 19:41. Penalties— Bourque. R t ARIZONA—Announced that M arkO ar PbltadelpMa 19 X X 21— N Sterner. Rebounds—USI 43 (Laffitte 8), Write to Dr. Peter M. Gott, P.O. Box 91428, wedding can be found In Abby's booklet, Kelly was dining with his parents and other (holding), :X; Zotapskl, Rt (holding), geson, freshman boskeball center, will Atlonki a X a 20—18 Syracuse 49 (Coleman 13). Assists—USI Miller & Lite Kingdom Germany Slates "H o w to Hove q Lovely W edding." Send guests and was thrown out of the restaurant 4:X ; Hamel. LA (holdlno),8;3S; Cdftev.PIt transfer to Pepperdine for the spring 3Polnt goals—Henderson 2. Fouled 21 (Smith 7),Syracuse 3S(Oouglas 12).Total Cleveland, Ohio 44101. Letters of general interest your name and address, plus check or (holding), 10:24; H llller, P it (Interfer­ semester. out—None. Rebounds—Philadelphia 51 fouls—USI 78, Syracuse 14. A—24,817. will be answered in the column. money order for $2.89 to: Dear Abby, after she allegedly poured a drink over Kelly’s ence), 13:21; Baumgartner, LA (high- GEORGIA—Announced the resignation (Barkley 14), Atlonta 54 (AAolone 14). ’ 1 0 .9 9 ^ Wedding Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount head without provocation. sticking), 14:14; Lonev, Pit (high- of Vince Dooley, head football coach. Asslsts-^llodelphlo 21 (Barkley 8), NEA graphic Morris, III, 41054. Postage Is Included. sticking), 14:14; Hannan, Pit Atlanta 15 (Rivers 4). Total fouls— (cross-check I ng), 19:49. fisorgetownBI.OrsIRobertsTS PhllodelphlaX, Atlanta 19. A—15,5X. ------CLIP O U T C O U PO N ------Third Period—8, Pittsburgh, Lemleux X 1 S m i r n o f f (Bourque), 19:X (en), 9, Los Angeles, ORAL ROBERTS (75) NIcholls 34 (Tonelll, RoWtallle), 19:59 Calendar C.Thompson 519 58 10, Freemon 34 3 5 7, SA VE MONEY ON NEXT LUNCH, DINNER. OR PARTY! (pp). Penoltles—Wdtters, LA (trlpptng), Washington 39 34 9, Workman 513 1-3 9, 1 * 1 3 . 9 9 i s s , ■ 10:02; Baumgartner, LA, double minor Sutton 524 34 73, Suggs 511 08 12, (elbowing, high-sticking), 15:22; Caufeld, O'Neill 18513, Jones52580, Kelley 1-1502, TODAY Feller 51 (VO O, Springs 58 500. Totals 2988 Ptt (M gf^lddng), 15:22; Biaumgorteer, 151975 Beck's Light LA, m alar (fighting), 19:M; Caufeld, Pit, Beys Basketball C o d e ’s NFA ot Eost Catholic, 7 p.m. Rec Hoop GEORGETOWN (91) mlnor-malor (Instigator, fighting), 19:35. X-tn Dry, Brat, WMe Z te fin M Shots on gool—Los Angeles 151515—39. Coventry ot Rocky Hill, 7;X Jack^ 518 38 13, Turner 38 1-3 7, and Heineken Pittsburgh 7-135-25. Girts Basketball AAournlng 37 510 10, Bryant 2 3 48 9, East Catholic ot Manchester, 7;X Smith 151332a,'nilmon573a. Bell 1-2082, C A A A 12Ptck~ri'R Power-play Opportunities—Los An­ 5A J.Q SAN >1.00 geles 1 of 7; Pittsburgh Oof 3. RHAM at Coventry, 7;X Adults Midombo 38 53 4, Winston 34 18 7, 9AVCM80 *¥■*99 Bolton at Portland, 7 RJJompson (VO 08 0, Allen 1-2 08 2. Totols (Xalles—Los Angeles, Rtzpatrick, 531 B.A. Club 72 (Bill Bellock M ark (24 shots-X soves). Pittsburgh, Borrosso, W restling 73, Manchester at Platt, 4 Bennett 17, Brian Moran 12, George Halftime—Georgetown 45, Orol Roberts 5153 (X-35). Hickey 12) Irish Insuronce 71 (Steve A—14825. East Catholic at Windsor, 7 31. 3polnt gools—Orol Roberts 7-18 (Sutton Martini & Rossi Terryville at Cheney Tech, 4:X Rascher 15, Ken Schopper 15, Josh 48, C.Thompson 2-7, O'Neill 1-1, R i n g n e s Referee—Terry Gregson. Linesmen— Semeter 14, Tom Blelinda 10) AfU SpEmaRtE Pot Dopuno, lAon Stickle. Workman 52), Georgetown 510 (Jackson FRIDAY PD&S *5 (John PfonI 79, Sean 28, B ^ n t 1-1, Smith 1-2, Tlllmon 53). Norweigan Beer Boys Baskelball MePadden 15, Luke Strunk 14, Dan Still F o u irt out—Suftan, Suggs. Rebounds— East Hampton at Cheney Tech, 7:X 12) Style 74 (Gary Bailey 74, Gary ()rol Roberts » (Suggs 12), Georgetown 47 * 9 . 9 9 $ 7 q q Bacon Academy ot Bolton, 7;X Wright 17, (jene Nolen 14) (^u rnlng 10). Assiste-Orol Roberts 12 W B V W save M 00 Beys Swimming Standings; Notlonol — Manchester (Workinon ^Georgetown 75 (Smith 7). Radio, TV East Catholic at Haddam- Bor Association 51, BCI 51, Irish Total fMte—Oral Roberts 73, Georgetown K lllln gw orth , 4 p.m. Insurance 52, Westown Pharmacy 52, It . Rive Del Gardo Main Pub 52, Network Tavern 33, B.A R e n e J u n o t TONIGHT SATURDAY Club 33, Amusements Unlimited 34, Soave SH, WliKt, Bhth 7:X p.m. — Ollars of Bruins, NESN Beys Basketball Sportsman's Cafe 54, Smoke 5 4 . Wednesday’a college hoop acoros i South Cothollc at Eost Catholic, 7 Americon — Pagonl Caterers 51, $ o q q ■:Xp.m .— Whalersat Blues, Channel ^ g SAVE >1 (» IS, WTIC E.O. Smith ot Coventry, 7 Style 52, Manchester Police 52, Glenn Ice Heckey Construction 34, Manchester Cycle 34, EAST I * 5 . 4 9 - i ' - •;X p.m. — College basketball: PDAS 1-5. ^Alderion-Broadduf X, Do vis 5 Elkins Southweet Missouri at Wichita State, Manchester vs. South Windsor (Hart­ ESPN ford Arena), 7;M p.m. Bloomfield 40, Wm. Paterson 41 S;Xp.m . — Collage basketball; New Simsbury vs. East Catholic (Bolton Midgets Buftolo X, Mansfield X Orleans at Memphis State, Ice Palace), 8 p.m. CCNY VI7, Mactaor Evers 73 Sports Channel W resiting C om m unity Y-74ers 36 (M ike Siena 12, California, Pa. ft. Shepherd 43 Shop early while supplies last. 9 p.m. — College basketball; Cal- Manchester Holiday Tournoment, 10 T m Kelsey ployed well). Bulls 73 Delaware 59, West Chester 49 a.m . Bolla ■ Jack Danlala - Corona • Raunlta - C.C. - Smirnoff - Irv ln e a t UNLV, USA Cable (Johnathan Corf 7, Mike LIzotfe ployed FO IrleM Dickinson 75, Cent. Can- Cheney Tech ot Grosso Tech, noon well) nectlcutst.74 Earl Pray - TIa Marla - Irish Mlat______U — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Dec. 15, 19M MANCHESTER HERALD, Tliursday, Dec. 18, 1988 — 17

MeCALL OF THE WORLD by DumM A Crmutnnt SNAFU by Bruc* KIT W CARLYLE by Larry Wright P u zzle s T V T o n ig h t I?I66INS WAS INVOLVEP IN A NI&HT-CUUB BRAWL ,.. ACROSS 4 Dye compound Answer to Previous Puzzle 5:00PM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Sword Of army buddies become a topnotch comedy 5 Investigative d® Inrrovation The process of creating vi­ ® Later With Bob Cottas □DQBDE3 BDQBDQ Gideon' (C C) Five commandos take on a team and get involved with a sister act. deos; a Japanese amination company; 1 Celebration agey. [C N N ] Nawsnight Update top-secret mission to avenge the terrorist Bing Crosby, Danny Kaye, Rosemary Thomas Brown, a co-developer of elec­ 5 Greek cheese Clooney. 1954. 6 One or the DDdlDISEI BCIBDCID murders of Israeli athletes during the 1972 tronic story boarding. Host; Jim Hartz. [D IS ] M OVIE: 'Except for Me arid Thee' 9 Fond d u ___ _ Munich Olympics. Steven Bauer, Michael A family of Quakers risks their lives to help >tlUARECHM3eeD\NITH other □EJDIICIB BDBDBD [CNN] PrimeNews Racing From Plainsfield Wis. York, Colleen Dewhurst. 1986. (In Stereo) a pair of runaway slaves. Based on the B6IN& OBNOXIOUS, BOISTEaxiS, 7 Source of nBC] DBDD BinB [D IS ] Best of Walt Disney Presents: d® MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour 12 Mixture 6:00PM C S ® (3® News novels by Jessamyn.West. Richard Kiley, RATANP eXTRKMEUy PIS- timber BDDBDDB Music for Everybody Host Maestro Lud­ d D Hill Street Blues Shirley Knight, Clifton James. 1976. 13 Robin, e.g. dD ®i) Three’s Company wig von Drake presents a variety of musi­ Mow cD-itxjaeAP? 8 Confuse [C N N ] Sports Tonight [U S A ] Search for Tomorrow dD Matt Houston cal entertainment with guests Nelson 14 Airline info 9 Monster dD Gong Show Eddy, Dinah Shore and Benny Goodman. [DIS] MOVIE: 'Please Don’t Eat the 2:00AM C5D Credit Time Bomb 15 Inappropriate 10 Himalayan (60 min.) Daisies' An obscure university professor 17 Big shot (abbr.) d D Cagney & Lacey CID (S) Home Shopping Overnight Ser­ monkshood in [TM C] MOVIE: 'A Man in Love' An rises to fame as a Broadway critic. Doris vice (3 hrs.) 18 Have dinner at B B BCIBBB @ A-Team Day, David Niven. Janis Paige. 1960. 11 Hebrew letter American actor falls in love with his beauti­ dD World Wide Wrestling home (2 w/ds.) News (Live) ful European co-star while filming in Rome. [ESPN] SportsCenter FEANOTS by C h irin M. Schulz 16 New Greta Scacchi. Peter Coyote. Peter Riegert. (SD NVR Showcase 19 Fiendish @ ) Doctor W ho Part 6 of 7. 1 1 : 3 5 P M d ) Night Court 2 0 — Bentsen 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) (S) Money, Money, Money 21 Atomic weapon 1 O L 1 T E ® Charlie's Angels VES, MAAM.,UiELL. BY MISTAKE I 6UE5S NO.UIE HAVENTGOT iSNT THIS \ ,j 22 African land [USA] Murder, She Wrote 1 1 - 4 5 P M [TM C] MOVIE: 'Summer [ESPN ] SportsLook 23 Guido's high s H A M A N ® Family Ties (CC). School' Forced into summer service, a 0RI6INALLY, 1 CA/V\E IN 24 Breathing organ (5® NHL Hockey: Hartford [ T M C ] M OVIE: 'A Man in Love' An HE60TATEMP0RARV THE P06 LICENSE YET.. A FISHING ) ^ note d D Noticias 8 :3 0P M high-school gym instructor uses a variety 25 Soon H o 1 s T s Whalers at St. Louis Blues (2 hrs., 30 American actor falls in love with his beauti­ WITH AAY P06 TO 6ET PRIVER'S PERMIT.. I THINK THERE'S BEEN LICENSE?/ 24 Stripling of unorthodox teaching methods to main­ dD World of Survival ' min.) (Live) tain his sanity. Mark Harmon, Kirstie Alley. ful European co-star while filming in Rome. HIM A LICENSE... 26 Arguable Greta Scacchi, Peter Coyote. Peter Riegert. ANOTHER. MISTAKE... 27 Slav 40 Tranquil [D IS ] Disney Channel Christmas Host ^ Different Worid (CC) Whitley is Robin Thomas, 1987. Rated PG-13. (In '-T( 28 Bottoms 50 Distribute d® 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) 29 Actor Kruger 43 Once upon___ Jiminy Cricket introduces animated shorts squeezed out when Kim's boyfriend mono­ Stereo) 30 Carry on the cards with a Christmas theme, including "San­ polizes their room. (In Stereo) [U S A ] Search for Tomorrow "Remember, no biting, eye-gouging or 32 Not smooth 1 2 : 0 0 A M (X ) Ko)ai< Part 1 of 2. back 51 M iss Kett of ta's Workdshop" and "The Night Before Frugal Gourmet (In Stereo) presidential-campaign tactics..." 34 By indetermi­ 45 Ignore Christmas." (90 min.) dZ) d D St. Elsewhere 2 :0 5A M (D News (R) 31 W as indebted the comics [E S P N ] College Basketball: Southwest nate means 46 Narrate Star Trek 2 :3 0A M (3D improv Tonite Guest host: to [ESPN ] SportsLook Missouri State at Wichita State (2 hrs ) (5D 36 Nonentity 47 Acting award 52 Actor___ actress Susan Ruttan. Comics Glenn Fos­ 33 Casts ballot [TM C] MOVIE: 'Evil Under the Sun' (Live) d® Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) ter. Cary Odes, Greg Travis. (R) 37 Dignified 48 City in O'Neal Agatha Christie's Hercute Poirot investi­ 35 More orderly 9:00PM CD Paradise (CC) A collapsed d® M OVIE: 'Hotel Paradiso' A hen­ Dating Game BUGS BUNNY by Warner Bros. 38 Annoying Oklahoma 55 B ig ___ gates an actress' murder at an exclusive pecked Frenchman engineers a clandes­ Adriatic island resort. Peter Ustinov, Jane bridge sends Ethan and the boys on a dan­ [C N N ] Sports Latenight insect 1 2 3 10 gerous trek home for Christmas. (60 min.) tine affair with his neighbor. Alec Guin­ Birkin, James Mason. 1982. Rated PG. ness, Gina Lolobrigida, Robert Morlev [ESPN ] SportsCenter 39 Bewildered (In Stereo) aeSTSEAT IN THE H O U S E .' [USA] Fat Albert 1966, [USA] Room 222 12 n ® d® Dynasty (CC) The mud flies when 41 Actor Sparks d® Wyatt Earp HAOAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne ANP THE AW/C£ 6:3 0 P M d ] CB S News (CC). (In Stereo) Sammy Jo and Fallon make a decision 2 :4 0A M (XD Nightwatch Joined in IS M 9 H T / 42 Pekoe, e.g. 16 ® ® Family Ties (CC). about Jeff. (60 min.) d® Current Affair Progress 44 Ancient Italian ® & A B C News (CC), ® The Untouchables dD PELICULA: 'El Proceso de Cristo' Si­ [H BO ] MOVIE: On the Une' Two Amer­ HA iS A P W A n IT iS t o A\AKLe f2 ^ A U Y ? family IS mon Pedro, discipulo mayor del Maestro, ican border guards clash over the affec­ GD Hollywood Squares d® Cheers (CC) Cliff wires himself to cnjfZ OWN cHPi^TMAS WHAT IS 46 Household an electric shock device to improve his llega hasta la villa donde vive Pllatos para tions of a beautiful Mexican prostitute FOP EAOri o t h e r T H l^ appliance ^ d® NBC News (CC) personality. (In Stereo) envocar el dia de la cruxificcion. Enrique David Carradine, Scott Wilson, Victoria HASAIZ Rocha, M Rivas Abril. 1984. Rated NR. dD dB Nightly Business Report d® Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy Part 5 of YEAR MAKIHS ? 49 Senior [CNN] Newsnight 53 Low tide dD Noticiero Univision 6 3 :0 0A M ® MOVIE: Run, Angel, L [E S P N ] Auto Racing; Baja 1000 Off- Run' After exposing his former motorcy­ 54 State of being dD Love Connection d® Mystery!: Inspector Morse H (CC) Inspector Morse's (John Thaw) suspicions Road Race From Mexico (60 m in) cle gang in a magazine article, the man and IT [CN N ] Showbiz Today (Taped) drunk are aroused when a valuable artwork di­ his girlfriend are pursued by gang mem­ 56 Mae W est role [ESPN ] Best of Muscle Magazine sappears at the same time its owner ap­ [HBO] MOVIE; 'The Christmas Wife' bers. William Smith, Valerie Starrett. [U S A ] Cartoons (CC) A holiday friendship with a special 1969. C ItM W«fn«r Biot I 57 Coal pit parently suffers a fatal heart attack (60 min ) Pan 1 of 2 woman brightens the life of a lonely wi­ Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous 58 Computer input [M AX] MOVIE: Major Dun­ (3D 6:45PM dower Jason Robards, Julie Harris 1988. Sonny Bono; actress Chynna Phillips; dee' A Union Army officer leads a troop of [C N N ] Larry King Live LI'L ABNER by Al Capp 59 Shelter Rated NR, (In Stereo) former "Happy Days" co-star Marion Confederate POW's across the Mexican [D IS ] M OVIE: 'Hoosiers' A former col­ 60 Home of Adam [USA] Dragnet Ross. (60 min ) border in pursuit of Indians. Charlton Hes­ lege coach faces resentment when he ’ ^-AH LEF' MAM CLO'E^ 61 Verve ton, Richard Harris, James Coburn. 1965. (3® Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) - a n ; ArTER TM SADIE OH. LI'L A B N E R -T H I S SADIE 46 47 s o 51 S2 takes over as head of an Indiana high- 1 2 . 0 5 A M CS Entertainment Tonight HAMGIN'OKJ TH IS T R E E — E HAWKINS DAY r a c e . - H A W K IN S d a y y o r e . (o ONNA school basketball-team. Gene Hackman. Priscilla Presley. (In Stereo) [CN N ] Headline News Overnight TMEV HAIN T MVAR NOW.* a m 'l l h a v e TM N E * T ^ BE M IN E" YO'JEST THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk A Sy Barry TME.V M U S T DOWN 63 7:00PM CD U S A Today Scheduled Dennis Hopper, Barbara Hershey. 1986 O' M iM ''— ?- HVAR CAiN'T UNNERSTAN MOW 1 2 : 3 0 A M (3® Late Nlgtit With [E S P N ] College Basketball: Nebraska E£. •ONC.'T C O M L T m ' c ,TOOP iD LI' m a p p v t h e t m a k e s m e — shopping around for a doctor Rated PG. gg David Letterman (In Stereo) at Ohio State (2 hrs.) (R) BLONDE. WHO T h i n k s O n a c c o u n t V O ' h a i n ' t H [HBO] MOVIE: 'National Lampoon's WHY?HE'S NOT EVEN SHC'k g o n n a > GOT A WOQMIN'S 1 Pate d e ___ 66 ® News [USA] Candid Camera h im — HEART ® (?D Wheel of Fortune (CC). Vacation* While driving cross-country to d® Sea Hunt HERE. NOeOPy HERE gras [M A X ] M OVIE: Dollars' A giant Wally World, the Griswold clan de­ Alfred Hitchcock Presents 3:15A M 2 Singer 69 ® Cosby Show (CC) tours into a series of screwball sidetrips. bank security expert and an inoffensive Fitzgerald J d D (S ) Cheers (CC) Chevy Chase, Beverly D'Angelo. Christie d® Hollywood Squares hooker run afoul of a trio of hardened cri­ Brinkley. 1983. Rated R. dD Gene Scott minals whose safe deposit boxes they've 3 Incline (c)I988 by NEA. Inc d® Rockford Files [M A X ] M OVIE: 'Extreme Prejudice' robbed. Warren Beatty, Goldie Hawn, Gert (1® M*A*S*H [U SA ] Edge of Night Frobe, 1971. Rated R. (CC) A Texas Ranger is forced to confront 1 2 : 3 5 A M CID Family Feud d® dZ) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour a childhood friend who now runs a drug 3:30A M [O IS ] m o v i e : 'Hoosiers' A d® Your Show of Shows network out of Mexico. Nick Nolte, Powers 1 2 : 5 5 A M [M AX] Cinemax Comedy former college coach faces resentment Boothe, Michael Ironside. 1987. Rated R. c 1S4B CaRp fntarpriMa Inc d® Current Affair Experiment: Late for Dinner (CC) Tom when he takes over as head of an Indiana (In Stereo) Leopold stars as the host of a faltering late- high-school basketball team. Gene Hack- d® W in, Lose or Draw ^ CELEBRITY CIPHER [U S A ] College Basketball: California- night talk show in this comic behind-the- man, Dennis Hopper, Barbara Hershey Cowbrlty Ciphor cryptogroms ar« crMtPd from quotatlont by famous poopio, put and prauni dD Mi Nombre es Coraje 1986 Rated PG Each lattar In tha dphar aiands for anothar. Today's ckta: Q aquals M Irvine at Nevada-Las Vegas (2 hrs ) (Live) scenes look at the world of late-night tele­ d D Family Ties (CC). vision. (In Stereo) [USA] MOVIE: 'The Judge Steps Out' ARLO AND JANI8 by Jimmy Johnson « 9:30PM S: Dear John (CC) (In [C N N ] Moneyline Stereo) 1 : 0 0 A M (X) Money, Money, Money A judge finds happiness as a roadside •WYV CZBWVK ZOWBUZH IBGG stand cook, but returns home when he IKMOW.'YWCAMGtTTHe ^GIRLS LOVe IT'S A BOOK I TOLP YOU I WOOLPM'T [ESPN] SportsCenter 1 0:0 0P M (3D Knots U nd ln g (CC) Lo- (!SD Family Medical Center learns that he's to be a grandfather Ann urae girl at school DIARI&S! WITH BLANK PAG6G. KMOW WHAT GIRLS LIKC', ZUW OPUGBHY HBZ, PCW BW [USA] Miami Vice tus Point is put up for sale; Jill reveals she dD Runaway With the Rich and Famous Sothern, Alexander Knox. 1949. BLONDIE by Daan Young A Stan Drake slept with another man the night Val over­ Susan Ruttan ("L.A. Law") in Brussels, 3:50A M [TM C]M 0VIE: 'Nomads' An A DIARY.' 7:30PM CdD p m Magazine Featured dosed. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Belgium; Captiva Island off Florida's coast; DOZ QOFV BW QUAV the Boston Strangler murder case anthropologist is driven mad by a superna­ HI, HONEV, MOW WAS WORK II I DID SOMETHING HOW EXC1TING..7^ the Orient Express tural Eskimo myth, the 'Innuats,' nomadic, ' ------TOOAV 7 I , I a c t u a l l y MANAGED TO ® ® d® [CNN] News I'VE NEVER DONE WHAT WAS THAT PALL ASLEEP IN TH E ® Current Affair Hart to Hart hostile spirits who assume human form. JUST __ ^ BEPOQE ® d® ABC News Special: Burning GREAT MIDDLE OP MV KBTTBDCGW TUA WYV ® d® Jeopardy I (CC). Pierce Brosnan, Lesley-Anne Down. Adam NAP Question; Losing The Future (CC) San­ [C N N ] Crossfire Ant. 1986. Rated R. ® Kate & Allie (CC) der Vanocur examines how policy deci­ [E S P N ] Bodybuilding: Women's Na­ HBZZVAH.' — BJUA A B D Y O A K . d D INN Neyvs sions regarding education, business and tional Championships (R) 4 :0 0A M (3D streets of San Francisco government have resulted in America's [C N N ] Larry King Overnight PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "There's a natural hootchy-kootchy motion to a d® M-A-S*H diminished status as a world power. (60 [U SA ] Edge of Night goldfish." — Walt Disney. d® The N ew Liar's Club min.) 1 : 0 5 A M QD Love Boat W in, Lose or Draw dD INN News 1:1 5A M [HBO] M OVIE: Valet Girls' (a ) d D Newhart (CC), d® L.A. Law (CC) Rollins defends a They park cars for a living, but these at­ d® Cosby Show (CC). (In Stereo) deranged ventriloquist who speaks tractive would-be rock stars have their BEST BUY through his dummy; Kelsey's celebrity JOHrVOK) [C N N ] Crossfire sights set on fame and fortune. Meri O. client is maligned in a tabloid. (60 min ) (In Marshall. April Stewart, Mary Kohnert. [DIS] The Making of Splash Mountain Stereo) 1986. Rated R. OIL CO. ALLEY OOP byDaveOreue I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME The planning and construction of Disney­ d® Tinker. Tailor. Soldier, Spy Part 6 of Vernon, CT 1 :25 A M [MAX] MOVIE: 'Someone to ,2.,^ land's newest attraction, scheduled to 6 by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee open in January 1989. Watch Over M e' (CC) A married Manhat­ 1 TELL-tOU, DERE'S ) YES, THERE IS, dD Noticiero Univision Unscramble these (our Jumbtes, tan detective becomes romantically in­ 875-0876 ROSE IS ROSE by Pal Brady NO NEED TO LOOK J FRIDAY) 1 I took It off the [E S P N ] Drag Boating: IHBA Fall Na­ h a one letter to each square, to form d® Upstairs, Downstairs volved with the socialite murder witness IN DERE! ^ ^ - / AVE NEED! shelf, dear tionals From Castaic, Calif. (60 min.) four ordinary words. (Taped) he's been assigned to protect. Tom Beren- [ T M C ] M OVIE; Nomads' An anthropol­ ger, Mimi Rogers, Lorraine Bracco. 1987. ,lAlfAl,l !^0f(‘TKlKM [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Crazy Moon' Offbeat ogist is driven mad by a supernatural Es­ Rated R. (In Stereo) INFIS love affair between an eccentric teen-ager kimo myth, the 'Innuats.' nomadic, hostile coo M l MM UKi TKi and a deaf salesgirl. Kiefer Sutherland, Va­ spirits who assume human form. Pierce 1 : 3 0 A M ([ID One DaV at a Time Brosnan, Lesley-Anne Down, Adam Ant. mOolonMin. 9 ( m e / nessa Vaughan, Peter Spence. 1986 (X) Superior Court i oubioel to etMngo • VoKimt CNooounti Rated PG-13. 1986. Rated R. dD INN News 8:00PM C 3 )4 8 Hours (CC) A behind- 10:30PM (3D Billy Graham Crusade the-scenes look at the Vatican shot during Theme: "Hope." Musical guest: Steve LASIA a week in which an American woman is Green (60 min.) beatified. (60 min.) (In Stereo) z n z ® ) MOVIE: 'Night and Day' The life of S® Morton Downey Jr. .•'./•I composer Cole Porter, complete with all d® INN News the sophisticated songwriter's music is ® Hogan's Heroes TANNIF depicted Cary Grant, Alexis Smith. Eve Arden 1946. dD America Topicos concernientes sobre THE BORN LOSER by Art Saniom WHAT m a n y AN ® d® Knightwatch (CC) Skinheads prey la potitica, la cultura y la vida de los hispa- AMATEUT? SA»?PeNB^ nos residentes en los Estados Unidos PLEA5E WH6I0 I PLACED mis CALL,I TDLP on homeless senior citizens living in an GETS FOR HIS PAINS. abandoned warehouse. (60 min.) (In (ID Brain Test ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook Krause (7EPD51T you TD KEVEP5E THE CHAP6ES Stereo) [ESPN] Drag Racing: IHRA Pro Stock YERSIM Now arrange the circled letters to ® The Untouchables Shootout The Angus Nitro Showdown is $10.20, also featured. (60 min.) 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Jumbles: MCXaUL JULEP BRIDGE COMMON d® This Old House (CC) dozen Yesterday's Curt Chaplin. $ 2 0 ^ Crook and Chase Answer If a pedestrian Is prone to be careless he R ed Roses Cash Sc Carry VERY WELL, PLEASE^ might end up this way— PRONE d® M OVIE: 'The Sting' Tw o of the shar­ dD Mala Noche...No pest con-men in Depression-era Chicago PERD5IT <20.10. set out to swindle an underworld kingpin d® News (CC) VS ^ ______responsible for the murder of a fellow grif- dD Love Connection snd Itsndling, (rwR JumMs, eto this itswspBpsr, I ter. Paul Newman, Robert Bedford, Robert [C N N ] Moneyline FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavet ineluOs your nsRW, sdOrBss snd tip cods snd ntsks your choeli psV*h0U'^(SIV1N(5' MORE PLES^EPTDlSIVE: FRACTURE sell. Edward Herrmann. 1987. Rated PG of Christmas Past. Present and Future. (In Stereo) A ] < l i b u r ers expect from you. Pledges you make groomed by her sophisticated grand­ d D d® Nightline (CC). must be fulfilled or it could tarnish your mother and great aunt to be a successful New Year’s Eve at Maneeley’s courtesan. Maurice Chevalier, Leslie Ca­ C3D (S) Morton Downey Jr. ^ r t h d a y reputation. IHA''f5 iL- IS ron, Louis Jourdan 1958. (3D Honeymooners TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Guard dD Primavera Prime Rib or Baked Stuffed Shrimp Dm ;. 16,1986 against tendencies today to turn trifling (3® Career Media Network (In Spanish) issues Into something more volatile. II d® This Old House (CC) d® American Skier WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll Past experiences and Involvements will you overreact, others will as well, and dD MOVIE: 'White Christmas' Two ® Tonight Show (In Stereo) Midnight Champagne Toast Continental Breakfast play a big hand In shaping your destiny the results could be unpleasant. 1 'A'HEN I SiCfr MV HAIRCUT T H E B A R B E R SU<3<5eSTFD In the year ahead. Conditions that previ­ HE SAID I DON'THAVETO GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Try to keep Dancing to The H artford VESTERDAY, I ASKED A COMPROMISE. SIT ON THE LITTLE RED ously bogged you down will be alleviat­ everything on a high level when dealing FOR A SHAVE. ROCKINS HORSE ANYMORE ed and workable approaches will be with friends today, especially if money is 7:00 to 1:00 ^ ** found. involved In some manner, ^rlous mis­ THE MUSIC MINISTRIES OF SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Your ^ ^ Open Bar NORTH r understandings could develop if anyone Uli-M overall llnanclal position should be ♦ J 10 9 5 gets petty. TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH B rid ge rather strong In this period, yet there •12500/Couple VAJ876 CANCER (June 21-July 22) It won't be .) will be days when your extravagance ♦ A984 easy to win associates over to your present will weaken tha limb on which you’re point of view today If they think you are perched. This could be one of those pushing too hard. Ease off and allow ev­ This time, although Blast announced WEST EAST A double days. Qet a lump on life by understand­ eryone freedom of choice. ''CHRISTMAS FOR ALL TIME” ♦ 3 A 8 762 a holding of four spades, North and ing the Influences which are governing LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) This may not be WKS43 W Q 10 2 South managed to get into a part-score you In the year ahead. Send for your Aa- one of your better days for trying to do A Christmas musical by John Coates RESTAURANT and BANQUET ROOMS ♦ K JS2 ♦ 10 6 message contract in that suit. The hand is rath­ tro-Qraph predictions today by mailing work that Is purely of a mental nature.

[HELP WANTED HELP WANTED H j J HOMES (HOMES CONDOMINIUMS HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED FOR SALE FOR SALE F0H8ALE TEACHER AIDES (Po- TEACHER Home Eco­ FULL time Receptionist. roprofesslonols), for SMALL Manchester Low MANCHESTER. Four MANCHESTER Owner fi­ TOTALLY renovated and SCIENCE & HEALTH nomics, Coventry High Manchester account­ Office needs expe­ bedreoms, 1'/i baths, nanced - no money Coventry Public oppllonced top floor School to begin late ing firm . Must answer rienced Legal Secre­ OLSTEN fireplace, garage, nice down to qualified Schools beginning Jon- January 1989. CT Certi­ phones, file, and other one bedroom unit. Con- uory 3, 1989. Contact tory with emphasis on yard, needs fixing up. buyer 6 rooms, 3 bed­ v e n lo n t location. fication required. Con­ duties. Coll 646-2465. real estate. Good sa­ TEMPORARY $140,000. Owner, 232- rooms, IVi baths, 1 cor Dr. John MocLeon, Di­ tact Mr. Dennis Joy, $92,900. Sentry Real rector, Pupil Stott Sup­ ACCOUNTS Receivable lary, non-smoker re- SERVICES 9 6 5 3 , ______detached garage Estate, 643-4060.O Principol, Coventry clerk. Must hove good Qulred. Send resume $132,900. Flono Realty, Archaeologists will focus Communication port Services, 78 Ripley High School, 78 Ripley VERNON. Completely AFFORDABLE and spa­ to; Box CC, C/O Man­ Hill Rood, Coventry, typing skills and be remodeled Cape on a 646-5200,______HIM Rood, Coventry, familiar with IBM chester Herald, 16 cious 1st floor, 1 bed­ CT 06238. Phone, 742- gorgeous treed lot. 7 THREE family In excel­ room unit. Nicely 8913. CT 06238. Phone, 742- Computers. Contact Brolnord Place, WE ARE THE 7346. Manchester______rooms, 2 baths and lent condition. Located decorated. $77,900. Gerry DeCelles, 643- WORKING more. $167,900 Blan­ on quiet dead end aided by cable 5107. EOE.______Sentry Real Estate, 643- on findings of early cities TEACHER Aide (Porop- BOOKKEEPING Assls- chard 8i Rossetto Real­ street. Each unit has 2 4060.P ATTENTION. Hiring. Go­ tont/Receptlonlst. SOLUTION rofesslonol) Grade 2, RECEPTIONIST/ tors," We’re Selling bedrooms and separ­ REASONABLE and full time. G.H. Robert­ vernment lobs In your South Windsor Nursing Houses" 646-2482.P ate utilities. Property NEW HAVEN (AP) - Ar evidence they say shows that Center has full time ready first floor one focusing on what has been under Atlantic son School to begin SECRETARY area. $17,840-69,485. TOLLAND. 6 room, I'A has been recently re- chaeologists from around tht very large cities, equal in size to Coll 1-602-838-8885. Ext. Mondoy-frlday posi­ bedroom unit conve­ learned of the settlements and January 3, 1989. Con­ Needed by small but OLSTEN both Ranch with 3 bed­ hobed making It on nient to everything. world have gathered at Yale those in the south, existed in tact Mr. William Car­ R775.______tion available for Qual­ excellent Investment cultures of the region imme­ busy Downtown Man­ ified candidate. Re­ rooms, fireplace, and Sentry Real Estate, 643- University to sare the results of northern Mesopotamia almost penter, Principal, G.H. FOOD Preporotion Crew SERVICES on ERA Buyer's Pro­ opportunity. $ 2 3 4 ,9 0 0 . 4060.O diately prior to the appearance of NEW YORK (AP) - With a few words from chester ad agency. Ou­ sponsibilities Include; recent excavations in Iraq and but not quite as early as those in the large cities of the north. Robertson School, 227 Supervisor. Reliable 162 Spencer Street tection Plan I $150’s. Bob Taylor, Sentry prolific science fiction author Isaac Asimov, the Croft Street, Coventry, tles include: telephone, Accounts payable and Reol Estote, 643-4060.D MANCHESTER. Can't Syria that could shed new light on the south, Weiss said. and conclentlous with a receivable, payroll Manchester, CT 06040 Blanchard 8i Rossetto beat the pricel Immac­ Among the questions being voyage of laser beams through a shark-proof CT 06238. Phone, 742- typing and varied office dependable vehicle to Realtors," We're Sel- MANCHESTER 6 room the forces responsible for the The regions of the south relied asked. Weiss said, are; Is there 7341. processing and phone ulate end unit, 2 bed­ underwater fiber-optic cable began a new era of responsibilities. Word work with develop- Call Kathy or Cindy at llng Houses" 646-2482, Cope. 3 bedrooms, V/7 spread of civilization in ancient on irrigation farming, while in the any evidence of southern Mesopo­ answering. Knowledge rooms. Brick and beau­ trans-Atlantic communications. processing a plus. But mentolly disabled of computers helpful baths, fireplace In liv­ tiful condo with Mesopotamia. north, the agriculture was rain- adults In o community 647-1991 Excessive abbreviations tamian influence, or indigenous The cable, thinner than a child’s wrist, went into not required. Work In an but not necessary. ing room $137,900. Fl- hardwood floors, cus­ About 50 scholars are partici­ fed and irrigation was not NURSING based caterer In Man­ abbreviate results! Be ono Reolty, 646-5200, political centralization, just prior service Wednesday and can carry 40,000 phone calls attractive office with Background In Medi­ sure readers understand tom blinds, attic stor­ pating in the four-day conference, practiced. chester. Full time, $7.65 care and Medicolde o MANCHESTER 7 room to the emergence of the northern between the United States and Europe simultane­ BAYLOR congenial co-workers. your od by avoiding ob- age, separate front and which is focusing on the origins of Archaeologists’ understanding cities? per hour plus benefits. plus. Excellent starting L-Shoped ranch. 3 bed­ bock entrance. Situ­ ously, double the capacity of its trans-Atlantic Competitive salary and For more information, brevlotlons. 643-2711. north Mesopotamian civilization of the origins of the world’s Excavations such as the one at SUPERVISOR pay, benefits and work IlNSTHUCTION rooms, V/7 baths. New ated on cul de sac! copper-cable predecessors combined. company paid benefits. contact: Hockonum In­ SOUTH WINDSOR. Being family room addition. during the Ninevite-5 period, earliest civilization has for many Tell Leilan, a major northern We have an opening environment. Poten­ Close to downtown and Asimov, author of more than 400 books of science dustries, Annette Bur- tial for career growth. TRAIN to be o Diesel built, 8 room, 4 bed­ $210,000. Flono Realty, near 384. Hurry! years revolved around the signifi­ ton ot 875-0750.______from about 3300 to 2500 B.C Mesopotaminan city, have ex­ AP photo fiction, spoke the first official wordson the cable in a for a Supervisor Marcom • 646-5428 For o confidential In­ Mechanic. 7 months room Colonial on cul- 646-5200______$89,900. Anne M iller Mesopotamia, the world's ear­ cance of irrigation agriculture, posed earlier settlements that three-way video conference connecting New York, position every FULL time, small engine terview, please send hands on program . de-soc. $225,000. BOLTON. 6 room, 2'/j Real Estate, 647-8000.D NEW ARMS — Armando Gutierrez, 12, Classes start every 2 liest civilization, was situated with its "terrific productivity and may provide answers to some of London and Paris. weekend, 7pm-7am. mechanic, expe- resume to: Office Man­ Wolloce-Tustln Realty, both raised ranch. Fin­ MANCHESTER. Condo the way it nucleates populations tries holding a pen with his new SITTER Needed for 2 V2 rlenced with outdoor ager, South Windsor months. Diesel Tech­ 644-5667. between the Tigris and Euph­ the questions. Weiss said. ’’Welcome, everybody, to this historic trans- For more information, ished family room, cus­ with garage. Newer in particular loci.” Weiss said. year old. Washington power eaulpment. Paid Nursing Center, 1060 nology Institute, 105 BOLTON. 2,500 Square tom wet bar. Great rates rivers, in what is now Syria Weiss has led several expedi­ automated arm. His friend, 10-year-old Atlantic crossing — this maiden voyage across the Pheonix Avenue, En­ well maintained 2 bed­ “What we’ve never understood please call Director of School area. Includes Insurance and vocos- Main Street, South toot. Contempororv. 8 views. $205,000. Flono room townhouse with and Iraq. tions since 1979 to Tell Leilan. in James Montano, who suffers from a sea on a beam of light,” Asimov said at 10:30 a.m. tlon. Capitol Equip­ Windsor, 06074, 289- field, Connecticut. 1- is how it began in northern Nursing, Monday- some weekends. 647- rooms, 4 bedrooms, Ja­ Reolty, 646-5200. spacious rooms, 1'/? In the past 10 years, the Syrian northeast Syria, and Yale’s Tell congenital heart defect, looks on. They EST, his voice instantly flashed as coded pulses of 7806. ment Company, 38 7771. EOE.______800-243-4242. cuzzi In master bed­ Mesopotamia ... where you do not Frlday, 9am-3pm. BOLTON. 8 room Gorrl- baths, full basement, 1 and Iraqi governments have Leilan Project is one of the laser light through the more than 3,500 miles of Main Street, Monches- WAITRESSES. Dovs. room, fomllv room. need irrigation to generate an­ stayed together at Carrie Tingley BASEBALL Coach, Jun­ ter Between 10-4. son Colonial. Brand cor garage, sliders to encouraged foreign archaeologi­ sponsors of the conference. cable. CRESTRELD Apply In person to; Lo $337,000. FIdno Realty, new. 4 bedrooms, 2'/j private deck. Located nual products.” he said. Excavations at Tell Leilan Hospital in Albuquerque. ior Varsity, Coventry MATURE Driver. Full or Strodo, 471 Hartford Real Estate 646-5200. cal research in the region. The In a sign of the voracious demand for High School. Begin­ 'lu---— LL—;------baths, central olr. Lo- In small quiet complex. "We’ve never understood how have provided strong evidence CONVALESCANT port time, good benef­ Rood, Manchester. coted on Cul-de-sac. What o buvl $127,500. conference at Yale is the first communications, the partners in the $361 million ning March 1989. $1600. its. Must hove own Is advertising expensive? the complex of social, economic that large cities in the north may project expect the fiber-optic cable to start running HOME Contact Mr. Dennis LOAN Servicing Man­ $274,900. Flono Realty, Anne M iller Real Est­ international gathering to discuss transportation to You'll be surprised now 646-5200.______ote, 647-OOOO.d and political features that we have developed only slightly after out of room by late 1991. That’s when a new cable Joy, Principal, Coven­ ager. Must be detail I9|JH0M ES economical It Is to adver­ that work, said Harvey Weiss, Manchester, CT work. Good driving re­ oriented, hove a work­ MANCHESTER. Porter- . associate professor of Near East­ characterize as civilization ... the large cities of the south. IN BRIEF with even greater capacity will go into service. try High School, 78 cord o must. Apply or 1‘ M f o r s a l e tise In Classified. 643-2711. BOLTON. Brand new passed from southern Me.sopota- Among two key findings. Weiss Ripley Hill Rood, Cov­ coll Kurtzmon- ing knowledge of mort- Contemporary! 4 bed­ field Condominium. 2 ern archaeology at Yale and Fiber-optic service to Japan and the Far East will 643-5151 entry, CT 06238. Phone, gogge. Installment and MANCHESTER. Six rooms, Including mas­ bedrooms, 2 baths, I mia to other regions. So here we said, were the six-fold expansion Yale doctor gets AIDS begin next spring, and other undersea fiber links Vlolette, 459 John Fitch All real estote advertised In cor garage, full base conference organizer. 742-7346. Blvd., 528-9187. commercial loon docu­ room Ranch. 3 bed- ter bedroom suite. 1'/j have the prime test case — the of the settlement at Tell Leilan will reach to the Caribbean and the Mediterranean mentation. PC knowl­ the Manchester Herald Is ment. End unit. Recent work at several sites in NEW HAVEN (AP) — Yale-New Haven sublect ta the Fair Hausino) rooms, 1.5 baths, fin­ acre lot. $325,000. Flono prime arena for examining how and the construction of an enor­ by the early 1990s. edge o plus. 1-3 years ished family room, Realty, 646-5200, $185,000. Flono Realty, what was northern Mesopotamia Hospital administrators have confirmed that a Act at 1966, which makes It civilization began in the imme­ mous city wall around the settle­ AT4T said 1988 would be the first year the experience and servic­ Illegal to advertise any pref­ Florida Sun Room. BOLTON. 5 room Ranch, 646-5200______has led archaeologists to chal­ staff doctor has tested positive for the AIDS RN/LPN ing loons essential. diately ad.jacent region” Weiss ment. which is almost 200 acres in company handled more than 1 billion calls into and erence, limitation ordlscrlm- $180,000. Flono Realty, 1 both, 1 cor detached NEW Duplexes - Man­ lenge the belief that large cities virus after accidentally pricking himself with Good organizational, Inatlon based on race, color, 646-5200. said. size. out of the United States. COAST GUARD Full or Part time garage, 1 acre lot. chester and single tom and states developed in the third an infected needle. verbal and written religion, sex or notional M y attached In an attempt to understand The conference, which was to For residential customers, the new cable, called Baylor Position. origin, or an Intention to EAST HARTFORD. New 7 $168,000. Flono Realty, millennium B.C. only in regions The doctor, who administrators declined to communications skills room, 2'/j both home on 646-5200 townhouses. 14 baths, what conditions facilitated the open today, was to begin with a the TAT-8, will mean a continued decline in the price necessary. Coll or moke any such preference, of southern Mesopotamia. identify and who has developed no symtoms of CAREERS 7am-7pm and llmitotlon or discrimination. o private cul-de-sac. SOUTH WINDSOR. New4 fireplace, full base emergence of the large northern study of artifacts in the Tell of trans-Atlantic calls. For businesses, it will mean write to Personnel Of­ ments, oppllonces, car­ Archaeologists have uncovered the deadly disease, continues to work at the 7pm-7am every The Herald will not know­ Builder will consider bedroom, 2318 square cities, the archaeologists are Leilan Project laboratory. lower rates and greater capacity for the huge Immediate openings for men and women ficer at: Wllllmontlc ingly accept any advertise­ vour home In trade! peting, and attached hospital. Dr. John Fenn, chief of staff, said Saturday and Sunday. Savings Bonk, 803 Main toot Spilt with 7V7 volume of computer data they transmit, especially between 17-28 enlisted, reserve and ment which Is In violotlon of $220’s. baths. Cul-de-sac. garages! From $140's. Wednesday. Street, WMIImonflc.CT the law. Blanchard 8i Rossetto in areas of finance, travel and tourism. $230,000. Wolloce- Fenn said the doctor presents no risk to officer opportunities available. Technical For more information, 06226 423-4581, Ext. 229. SOUTHERN New Eng- Wishing will not sell any­ Realtors," We're Sel- Ordinary television broadcasts still will be EOE______Tustln Realty, 644-5667. patients or co-workers. training and exciting career possible! please call DNS, lond closslfleld ods thing ... o low-cost od in llng Houses" 646-2482.r- AIDS in heterosexuals probed carried by satellite because they would take up too reach nearly 800,000 Needle pricks among health-car workers are Monday-Fridy, ATTENTION Nissan and Classified will. Why not LIKE new and ready for much room on the cable. But the cable’s builders Programs for High School grads, QED’s Import Auto Techni­ homes In Connecticut I CONDOMINIUMS common, but they rarely lead to infection by 9am-3pm. piece one today! 643-2711. you! One year old WASHINGTON (AP) - A new adult AIDS cases can be traced to expect it to be used for video conferences between and college graduates. Call 249-4258 to cians, Hartford Mitsu­ and Rhode Island. The I f o h s a l e ranch style end unit acquiring AIDS. the AIDS virus becau.se the virus that cau.ses study will focus on AIDS infec­ heterosexual contact, but such offices, with the signals compressed to take up less see It you qualify to be part of a t^am that CRESTRELD bishi In Manchester price for o basic 25 ATTENTION. Govern- with 2 bedrooms, first Intravenous drug users, a AIDS is extremely fragile and difficult to has 5 Immediate open­ word od Is only $55 and ment homes from $1. OWNER will assist with floor laundry, bright tions among heterosexual men sexual conduct accounts for 30 group with one of the highest room. helps others while helping yourself. will appear In 43 news­ and women in an effort to learn transmit, experts said. CONVALESCANT ings for qualified ser­ (under repair). Delin­ closing costs. Three sunny kitchen, full percent of all AIDS cases among rates of AIDS infection, are Lasers have revolutionized phone networks by vice technicians due to papers. For more In­ more about control of the fatal HOME quent tax property. bedroom, 2 baths with bosement, deck and women, the NIA ID said. excluded from the study. Shake the salt habit making it possible to transmit information in the tremendous growth. formation coll Classi­ Repossessions. Coll pool and clubhouse. garage. $122,900. Susor disease in a high-risk, sexually The study will concentrate on form of rapid pulses of laser light through hair-thin THE COAST GUARD Manchester, CT Coll Peter Koehler at fied, 643-2711 ond ask 602-838-8885 EXT $100,000. Sentry Real Donahue, Sentry Reo' active population, federal health Newark and Brooklyn were 645-6487 tor more tor defolls.n heterosexuals with a history of NEW YORK (AP) — Shaking the salt habit is strands of glass known as optical fibers. The lasers AN ARMED SERVICE AND MORE GH775. Estote, 643-4060.P Estate, 643-4060.n officials announced today. selected for the study, the NIAID 643-5151 Information. what is considered to be high-risk tough but medical reasons ju.stify the effort. transmit information in digital form. The National Institute of Al­ behavior for contracting AIDS. said, ’’becausetheyarelocatedin Most long-distance calls within the United States AUTOMOTIVE dealer inner-city areas populated by According to Family Circle magazine, a ship looking for co lergy and Infectious Diseases The factors include: taste for salt is acquired and with help from the already are carried on optical fibers. said the study is to be conducted large numbers of HIV-infected shler/phone operator. & ■ An average of 10 or more sex following tips, you can retrain your palette to The new cable contains six strands of glass, and A Nc«s|wpcr Id Educsllon Program Hours, Mondov- among 2,000 heterosexuals in drug users, a potential reservoir two of them are spares. The cable measures 0.8 inch ■ponaored by partners a year. of infectivity for heterosexuals.” like less of it: Frldov, 4-9pm, all dov Newark, N.J., and Brooklyn, ■ Cut the salt in recipes by half or leave it out across, except for the sections that are reinforced to The Quiz The Manchester Herald Soturdov. 9-5. Will con­ N.Y., over a five-year period. ■ A history of sexually trans­ HIV, or human immunodefi­ sider splitting the mitted disease within the last five entirely. guard against shark bites, which are 1.3 inches Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, director ciency virus, is the organism that across. week. Experience pre­ years. causes AIDS. ■ Experiment with herbs, spices and other ferred. Please coll tor of the institute, said the purpose seasonings in place of salt. The first undersea phone cable between the Worldscope (10 points for each question answered correctly) of the study is to develop more on appointment. 646- ■ Sexual contact with persons, A thousand heterosexual men ■ Wash away salt. You can reduce the salt United States and Europe, TAT-1, was built in 1956 4371, Lynch Toyota effective strategies fo r the prev­ such as homosexuals or intraven­ and women will be recruited for content of canned items with a quick rinse and could handle 36 simultaneous calls. During its 22 Pontiac. ention and treatment of AIDS, or ous drug users, who are consi­ the New Jersey portion of the under cold water. years, it handled 10 million calls. TAT-8 can handle acquired immune deficiency syn­ dered to be at high risk for AIDS. study. They will come from ■ Eat potassium-rich foods such as oranges, that many calls in less than two days. drome, in a population that is not ■ Those infected or exposed to counseling and test sites set up by orange juice, bananas, mangos, dried fruits, American Telephone & Telegraph Co. owns 34.1 homosexual or using intravenous fungal, viral, retroviral, bacte­ the state in three health facilities percent of TAT-8, British Telecom 15.5 percent and drugs. cantaloupe, dried peas and beans. These rial or parasitic infections that in northern New Jersey and from increase sodium excretion. France Telecom 9.8 percent. The companies sent Only about four percent of the are thought to increase the risk of a Newark hospital. cable-laying ships to share in the effort. GOOD HELP People looking for >-> jo1)s read our CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 e!Tiplo\ment lisling.s N o tic e s Lots/Land for Sole ...... 33 every day Merchandise Musical Hems...... t4 L o tt/F o u n d ...... 01 . 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Diversified Employment Services...... is Resort Property ...... 36 Compe.-s/Trallers...... 93 (CHOOSF ONI: laiin«h a spy cleaning company MANCHESTER HERALD... Industrial Property...... 37 Form Supplies ond E quipm ent...... 60 M otorcycles/M opeds...... 94 SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL satellite, test SI>I equipm»*nl) 2- rohellion b-lu>ldbark looking for all around Real Estate Garages and Storage...... 38 Office/Retoll Equipment...... 81 Auto Services...... 9s cleaner. Carpet clean­ MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES... Autos for Rent/Leose...... 96 Homes fo r Sale...... 31 Roommates Wanted...... 39 Recreational E quipm ent...... 82 3 All U N {C tfOOST O N f: f.rnrral ing experience a plus your message will appear Friday December 23... Condominiums for Sale...... 33 Wanted to Rent...... 40 Call 643-2711 for more Information! Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 f-a b s la revolt but not necessary. Boots ond Marine Equipment...... 83 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 98 A ss e m b ly . Sec or it v C o u n r il) members exM-pt lb«’ U.S and Starting pay $7/hour. Scrubby Cleaning, 875- Israel, with ('«M>a( Hfil.iin abstain 4-ob|er liv t d ar hiev4* RATES: 1 to 6 days: 90 cents per line per day. DEADLINES; For classified advertlsments to READ YOUR AD: Closslfed advtrll8emgnt8 ar# 5921. token by telephone as o convenience. The ing, voted If) m*M’l this m ontb in 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. be published Tuesday through Saturday, the S-reali/e p-adm it COST-AUDIT Clerk. 20 to 25 days; 60 cents per line per day. deadline Is noon on the day before publica­ Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one Geneva to hear Yassrr Ar.ifat Seeking Individual Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of 26 or more days: 50 cents per line per day. tion, For advertisements to be published speak with prior accounting the original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen People & Sports experience and an ap- Minimum chorae; 4 lines. Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday 4 Th<’ Senalt llr u K if f als re the value of the advertisement will not be (5 points for each correct answer) ptltude for numbers to corrected by on additional Insertion. cenlly pirkr-d (jt'orgf M itflndl maintain accounting 1x11/4 1 Actor Gary Busey was hospitalized In ol Maine l*> be their leader in the records, monitor and *6“ 101st Congress, critical condition following a recent record lob cost, pro­ motorcycle accident. Rusey Is best- cess vendor Invoices Notices PART TIME PART TIME PART TIME a-47 It- '1 1 f - Employment HELP WANTED HELP WANTED known for his portrayal of rock-n-roll and perform data en­ HELP WANTED HELP WANTED IHELP WANTED I HELP WANTED 5 A few days ag't, a three-day p io n e e r.?... whose hits inclu d ed “ Peggy try. Call 646-8776, ask As a condition precedent to rebellion hv abfuji 4h0 soldiers Sue." for Jeanne. the placement of any adver­ PART Time Bookkeeper PART time drivers tor CLERICAL. Full time 40 PART TIME WE ARE looking for o WANTED. Service and FULL Time. We hove in the nation of ended with WELDER Fabricator. tising In the Manchester He- tor Manchester Physi­ school buses and vans. hourSdovweek. Phone self-storting, active In- 2 Author Neil Sheehan recently won the Must hove 2 years ex­ rold, Advertiser hereby We train. Excellent for soles coordinator. Me­ openings for the as­ President Alf|ooa |»uo||rN-f ^PPOB-l :siMOdS » DilOld Mortgaoe, where high school basketball/hockey people o wash pots, P-S iq-t IJ-Z !a-l :saiiO/MH3iyt\ CORP. America borrows has games one or two nights a week. If empty trash, and light u)P|iJa irajQ ‘jaqaitm lajvSiryv :]yyyNS/M3N Ann: PERSONNEL DEPT. g Ads must be phoned in no later than Tues., Dec. 20, 3 P.M. been a neighborhood cleaning. We offer ex­ CALL CLASSIFIED 78 Garden St. tradition helping ho­ Interested, call Herald sports editor pu)iua8iy-s 0*1* £ Please note; Larger size ads are available to full page! cellent working condi­ !X|quid$sy |rjaudo-f ta|i||a|es Ads r qaunfj-^ 0 -i t^dODSOIBOM Farmington, CT 06032 meowners for 41 years. Lon Auster at 643-2711 between 9 tions and super benef­ Please coll Conn & and 11 am. its. Call 633-4663, ask 643-2711 Conn of 233-9687. for Dove. now: to - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Dec. 15, 1988

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FEMALE, MIddleaged, HINES Upright Plano, 1982 MERCURY Zepher. 4 % Old furniture, clocks, Spcciolia&D#tfi $100. Armstrong Flute, non-smoker to share door, 72,000 miles. apartment. $250 plus $100. Coll 443-5406 after oriental rugs, lamps, Great shape. Florida half utilities. Referen­ 5pm.______paintings, coins, je­ car. $2400. Coll 527-1411 ces and security re­ You'll find the help you or 445-4455.______CARPENTRY/ I^ H E A T IN R / MISCELLANEOUS quired. 644-0350, days. need in Classified. 443- welry, glass & china. CHILD CARE REM0DELIN6 |S£JPLUMRINe SERVICES Will pay cash. Please 1979 MERCURY Cougar. ( 2711,______Needs some work. $500 call. 646-64B6. or best offer. 445-0410. DAYCARE for one child. Custom buM homaa, adSMona. HAWNES THEE SERVICE Merchandise MISCELLANEOUS Provided by loving ramoOslIng. wood sMbto. daefcs, PJ’s Plumbing, Hming 6 1984 MERCURY Marquis. rooRng. oenorsta «odL masonry A sN Air CsnaHloning Bucket, truck A chipper. Stump FOR SALE NEVER PLACED o wont One owner. Excellent mother. Beginning phases of eenatrucdon. Jonuory 2nd. Coll 646- Bollara, pumps, hot water removal. Free setlmatee. od? There's nothing to It condition. 39,000 miles. n yeuVo sto* of oonfrawors ne( ... lust dial 643-2711 and 5260. rafum lng your oaNs • esN usi tanka, new and Special conalderatlon for 7 t I HOLIDAY/ EIGHT month old water- Fully equipped. $5395 Putty Insured • hraa IsWmalas replacementa. elderly and handicapped. '■ISEASONAL bed, $325. Courthouse we'll help you word and 433-2824.______ED One Gold membership, place vour od. i m ^CLEANIND MAR CeMtrwtlea FBEE ESTIMATES i f i rtiirtir 643-9649/228-9616 647-7553 12'/i months left for Io ZI serviCES $450. Compared to reg­ SCHALLER 643-1720 AMtorMwii “GROCER-EASE” co. MANCHESTER ular price of $700 plus. Automotive ACURA CLEANING SERVICE FARRAND REM0DEUN6 MI8CEI1ANE0U8 Qroceiy ehopping delivery LIVING CHRISTMAS Eric 449-3424.0______H m a aparkllng etaan homa FOR RENT. Backhoe, 1 USED CARS tor ttia hoHdaya! Room iddltloni. ddcto. roof­ SERVICER service. Open 24 hours. 7 TREES ing. tiding, windows and gutt- cubic yard track. By CARS Ralltbl* rMldentlal elMnlng. days a week. Call us wHh 19 Lewis St. 87 Accord LXI .... *11,595 tra. All typss of remodsling and your IlstI (off Spring St, boNnd gtrigs) hour, dally or weekly. FOR SALE ToIIiik I County ■ra«. rtptira. Call Bob Farrand, Jr. BROCK BROTHERS Coll 447-9745, days or 87 Accord LXI....*11,995 RotaroncM avallabl*. EuavatlaB A UaUtcapHiS Open Sat. and Sun. 742-7979, evenings. 86 Audi 4000S .... *10,395 lla n rl|fa tF r Bm. 647-8509 645-1277 1981 OLDSMOBILE Cu- S43-S77S Bulldoilng — Lot Improvement 10am-4pm FOR RENT. John Deere tldss. Automatic, 87 Mazda RX7 ....*11,995 Res. 645-6849 — Crushed Stone lor Sale — G A Y & S O N $ 2 4 any tree 510 Combo with opera­ power brakes, power 87 Toy. Corolla ...* 7,595 Quality Home Stone Drivswaye — Regraded MASONRY tor, tri-axle dump steering, olr. 449-6140 T H IS S ^ A C E 6 Installed 647-0E.46 truck with driver. Call 87 Toyota QT .....* 9,995 Cleaning Service Brick, block and stone, otter 4pm.______. 659-3781 ceramic tils, marble and 647-9745, days or 742- 86 LeSabre...... * 8,995 Serving ths Msnchsstsr arsa. •5 9 .47 79749, evenings.______1974 DODGE Charger. 318 concrete. Automatic, (^od run­ 86 Merc. Sable..... * 8,995 Friday, Dec. 16,1988 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Paraonal clMnlrtg atrvica fo r 24 Insertions No lob Is too small I SOLOR hot water heater, 30 Cents tfaalgntd to handia tha ning condition. $5(X). 85 Audi QT ...... * 7,995 Call 643-2711 ARTS 282-7341 o r 427-8973 excellent condition, raaldantlal daanlng naada for 459-2753.______86 Audi 4000S .... *10,395 tha busy profaaalonal. Call for detollt R EIIU LE MOVING energy controlled computerized ther­ 1948 PLYM OUTH S/4. 85 Olds Ciera .....* 7,350 W-;- today for your fraa homa Low, Low Rates. SNOWPLOWING. Con- FURNITURE Running condition. aaaaaamant. struclton company will mostat. Coll 643-6400 85 Mazda RX7...... * 7,995 Short notice movst. onytlme.______Good tires and battery. iPAMTINe/ do snow removal for $100 os Is. 449-3194. 85 Subaru Q L ...... * 7,995 4 2 9 -7 7 8 5 Insured. Dependable parking lot or subdivi­ DOUBLE Bed spring and f M i i i f # m « « w * PAPERIN6 mattress with brass ATARI XE. Includes loy 24 Years experience In sion roods. Coll 447- stick, gun, keyboard, 1981 PONTIAC T-1000. 84 Accord LX .....* 6,995 Reagan: U.S. ' C L E A N ! N(5' moving 9745, days or 742-7979, headboard. Good con­ tour gomes. New. $100. 84,000 miles. Runs 84 Toy. Camry ....* 6,995 Sarvlelna fha AAanchattar & Wl L GALLIGAN & CO. evenings. dition. $125. Divan bed 444-0543 or 443-4318. great. Great winter llmonfic orao. Honaat and rallo- 83 Nissan 200 ..... * 4,495 646-9669 Anyf/ma that mokes Into double cor. New brakes. 443- bla eoupla fa claan your homa, PAINTING CHARLES the Handy­ bed. $75. Call 447-9033. 1534. $475.______83 Tercel...... * 3,995 offica or windowt. f vaart ax* iNTERioR/nmioe man. General work. ENDROLLS ATTENTION. Govern­ 83 LeSabre...... * 4,995 parlanca ai>d rafarancaa. Call Paimino t stalnino. Alao. GSL Building Mainte­ Gutter cleaning, cellar Laurta for a fraa aatimafa. drtvaeraya aaalad. PuNy Inaurod. and garage cleaning, TV/8TEHE0/ 27<4 width - 259 ment seized vehicles 345 Center St„ fraa aatimalao. nance Co. Commercl- strength key window washing. Coll APPLIANCES 13V. width - 2 for 259 from $100. Fords, Mer­ Manchester • 647-7077 742-0267 ol/ResIdentlol building cedes, Corvettes, 6 47*38 08 laava mooaaga Charles for all your MUST be picked up et th* repairs and home Im­ Chews. Surplus Buy­ HoilSE CLEANING provements. Interior general work. 872-4072. GAS Range, microwave, Herald Offic* Monday thru portable dishwasher. Thuraday belora 11 *.m.only. ers Guile. 1-402-838-8885 MOTORCYCLES/ SERVICES Wall Papering a and exterior painting, GUTTER Cleaning. 444- Ext. A775. Spend time with your family light carpentry. Com­ All excellent condition. M0PE08 P a in tin g 4992, leave message. Very reasonable. 443- during the holldaya. let us R ttidtn ilal, Commarclol, plete lanitorlal ser­ clean your home. Call 0499, otter 3.______TAG to PLO move Rafarancea SInsurance. vice. Experienced, rel­ Your assurance of quick 1987 HARLEY Davidson iable, free estimates. response when you adver­ TV. Sanyo. 19 Inch, color. SALES CLYDE Heritage Softall. Origi­ 742-0217 or 643-4642 Marty Mattson, 449-4431 CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. aak for Diane or Michelle 443-0304. tise In Classified Is that Excellent condition. nal new ports, exhaust $50. 444-0599.______ROUTE 83, VERNON Gory McHugh. 443-9321 our readers are ready to NOTICE. Connecticut <3en- pipe, handlebar, seat CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. steadfast, we succeed,” he said. Angelic Home buy when they torn to the erol Statute 23-65 prohibits 85 Mont* Carlo *6995 and corburotor olr (A P ) — President Reagan said IB00KKEEPIN6/ little ods. 443-2711. FUEL OIL/COAL/ the posting of advertise­ 85 Elactra T Type *10,495 cleaner assembly. $300. ” In the Persian Gulf, the United R00RN6/ Care Registry ments bv any person, firm or today the Palestine Liberation States made clear its commit­ I m come tax FIREWOOD 83 Buick Regal *6995 449-1841. SIDINe ‘ Local regiBlry offers quality corporation on a telegroph. Organization finally moderated ment to defend freedom of care... lower cost to patients... "EASY DOES IT" Is the 85 Marc Lynx *2675 telephone, electric light or its stand on Israel because the navigation and Free World inter­ 1968 INCOIRE TAXES companions, home makers. way to describe placing a SEASONED firewood for power pole or to a tree, 85 Ford Escort 4 Dr. *4395 AUTOS FOR wont ad. Just call 443-2711 sale. Cut, split and shrub, rock, or any other United States was "strong and Conaultatlon / Preparation MANCHESTER 86 Skylark 4 Dr. *8995 RENT/LEA8E ests, and this helped hasten an “ 6 4 7 -1 9 5 6 and we do the rest! delivered. $35 per load. natural oblect w ithout a w rit­ steadfast” in support of the end to the gulf war.” Individuals / RO O nNG 742-1182. ten perm it fo r the purpose of 86 Celebrity 4 Or. *7695 Wimar Ralatl Satia on as typaa FREE Milage on low cost Jewish state’s sovereignty. “ And the country stood firm for Sols Proprietors protecting itorthepubileand 86 Caprice 4 Dr. *9995 roonne and aaptn lapalfa. 17 carries a fine of up to $50 for auto rental. Village In a farewell foreign policy years, insisting that the PLO had yaara tipartanea. OuartMaad. 65 Century Wgn. *8595 Auto Rental. 643-2979or SPORTING each offense. address to students and faculty at to accept Israel’s right to ex ist... Den Moaler 649-3 3 2 9 Uoaiatd and kitufsd KITCHEN & BATH A 06 Century 4 Dr. *8995 444-7044.______HOLIBAV Tog Sole. In- the University of Virginia, Rea­ and renounce terrorism,” he slde. Old and new 64 Skytiawk Wag. *5995 6 4 5 -8 8 3 0 gan said, "That resolve has now I CARPENTRY/ Items, desk, wool 07 LeSabre 4 Dr. *10,995 WANTED TO said. REMODELING HOME Fitnes Unit. Folds paid o ff." tor storage. 30x30 Inch. coots, tin, pewter, 67 Spectrum 2 Dr. *7995 OUY/TRAOE L ater, in a question-and- REM0DELIN6 From the smallest repair to the largest renovation, As American officials prepared FLOORING Excellent condition. baskets. Friday and 68 Cele. Euro 4 Dr. *7995 answer session with university our own craftsmen do the complete job — Orlglnol, $800. Asking Soturdov, 10 to 2, 74 WANTED. Five or nine to begin a dialogue with Yasser students. Reagan said that open­ neatly and on schedule. $400. Coll otter 4, 649- Kennedy Rood, 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 Inch colored TV. Coll Arafat's PLO — long branded by ing a U.S. dialogue with the PLO HOUSE Monchester. Visit our showroom or call for a free estimate. 0441. 649-7632. U.S. administrations as an inter­ has been "a great step forward” RENOVATIONS FLOORSANDING national terrorist organization Nanovala 1 room or ontirg houaa. 6 4 9 -5 4 0 0 for peace. Strip oM ploalar tMiHa. inaulata, • Floor* Ilka new committed to the destruction of But he also said that "it is only • Specializing In older floor* aha t f o c N ar>d in la h . Alao In ta rlo r HERITAGE KITCHEN and the Jewish state — the president going to come when the principals palntlrtg. Can • Natural a atalnad Poor* "1 • No waxing anymora BATH CENTER, INC. used his speech at Thomas come together to negotiate.” 64 7 -3 8 0 8 , laava m aassgt Jflhn toWlh - 6»S7S0 ______182 W. Middle Turnpike, Manchester Jefferson’s university to extoll He said the opening to the PLO the virtues of an America willing was possible because Arafat’s Patrick Flynn/Manchetter Herald to use its power and influence to organization renounced terror­ EARLY GAME — Bob Riley of 333 Bidwell St. plays a Manchester Senior Citizens’ Center, 549 E. Middle affect vital movements on the ism and declared its acceptance game of pool before breakfast this morning at the Turnpike. Rentals r n APARTMENTS APARTMENTS world stage. of Israel’s right to exist "without MORTBMES 1 ^ FOR RENT FOR RENT HOLIDAY GIFT IDEAS “ Today, we live in a world in fuzzing it up with ambiguous which America no longer enjoys dialogue.” MANCHESTER. Second ROOMS FOUR Room apartment BEAUTY SALONS FRUIT BASKETS UNIQUE GIFTS preponderant power,” the presi­ Reagan said Thursday that he FALUN6 BEHIND?? floor. 2 bedroom, heot In 4 family. Stove and dent said, "but must lead by wouldn’t hesitate to “ break off” STOP FOREaOSUREII FOR RENT and appliances. No refrigerator. No pets. pets. $400 plus security. PERO’S FRUIT STAND example and persuasion” the talks with the PLO represen­ School administrators OK contract $525/month. 444-7334. If you are falling behind on TRES CHIC CRAFTSMEN'S “Where we are strong and MANCHESTER. Sleep­ Call 444-3979. Fancy Fruit Baskets - tatives if Arafat’s organization your mortgage payments... MANCHESTER. Two GALLERY By Andrew J. Davis ing room for working MANCHESTER. Onebed- bedroom Townhouse. BEAUTY SALON delivered locally - shipped failed to live up to its promises. $57,405 to more than $61,000 the correct. the recent agreement between OR...If your home Is In fore­ “ The Place on Cooper St." Manchester Herald closure, WE CAN HELPI gentleman. Share bath, room apartment, new Nice location, all ap­ ... has gift certificates available nationwide. Large selection of The president’s speech today first year of the pact and up to ” We were hopeful (there would the school board and Manchester n o cooking. building. Second floor, Our treat are piled with ornaments, No payment program avail­ pliances. Heat, hot wa­ for all your holiday styles. Imported wicker. Make great was likely his last focusing $66,000 the second year, he said. be a settlement),” said Deakin. Education Association, in which $245/month plus one on busline, one year ter, carpeting, air con­ And wa have Chiittmas Items The union representing Man­ able for up to 2 years. Bad Christmas QItta. exclusively on foreign affairs, The "salary for the Manchester "That’s a fair settlement, if you teachers receive 7 percent wage months security. Ref­ lease, $550/month. ditioning. Call 647-1595. Great Slocking Stuffera! galore. U.S., PLO chester school administrators credit Is not a problemllAsk erences. 443-2121 Utilities additional. Pe­ although White House officials High School principal would rise look at settlements around the increases for each year of a 303 E^st Center Street 276 Oakland St., Manchester Our shelvet are •tufted with has approved a two-yearcontract how LOW payments can terman Real Estate, have said that Reagan plans a from $60,320 to more than $65,000 state.” three-year pact , said Townsend. help you SAVE YOUR baara and doll*. that includes raises of 8 percent 449-9404.______HOMES 6 4 3 * 2 4 8 3 643-6384 And oh *0 much, much mor*. farewell address to the nation, the first year to more than $70,000 " I think it’s certainly a very HOME TODAYI G OOD U S ED furniture is open talks probably from the Oval Office in each year, said Douglas Town­ the second year. Also, a $1,000 Two mediation sessions be­ In demand. Why not ad­ NOW Accepting applica­ FOR RENT Iran* I* h*r* a* alway* with QInny satisfactory pact,” said Town­ Swiss CoBsarvative Grovp tions tor 1 bedroom, 1 helping too, January, and he is expected to send, principal of Verplanck yearly bonus was added to bring tween the Board of Education and send. " It ’s an indication of their vertise the furniture you FLORAL JEWELRY . Stop by for soma tun shopping. the Manchester Administrators at (203) 454-1336 or no longer use In classi­ bedroom handicapped M A N CHESTE^^'TTTne grant reporters a series of School and president of the the salary more in line with other appreciation of our work." (203) 4S4-4404 and 2 bedroom Section room, single family, And w*'ll wrap It up for you. curtain-closing interviews. Manchester Administrators and high school principals. Deakin and Supervisors Association fied? Call 643-2711. The ADAMS APPLE in Tunisia Townsend said he thought the 8 apartments. Please set back high above P A R K H IL L JOYCE Holiday Houra, Opan 7 Daya In today’s speech. Reagan also Supervisors Association. said. failed to produce a settlement. go to Oakland Heights of VernoRf Inc. union would win in arbitration, East Middle Turnpike. FLOWER SHOP said that he was confident U.S.- Union members unanimously The settlement, if approved by The groups met on Nov. 22 and Site office, 340Oakland Available Imme­ 58 Cooper St. TUNIS, Tunisia (AP) — The but decided not to seek arbitra­ LKOAL NOTICE Fancy Fruit Baskets • Boxwood 14 Corot Gold Cholns, 647-8161 Soviet relations were on a posi­ approved the contract at a the school board, means the two Dec. 5 with a representative of the Street, Manchester. diately. $950/month. Bracelets, Earrings first official direct talks between tion after agreeing the school TOWN OP ANDOVER Monday and Wednes­ Trees • All Your Christmas Needs!! tive course, and said that "w e meeting Wednesday, said Town­ sides will avoid arbitration, said state Mediation and Arbitration References and secur- Op*n Dally 10am-9pm / Sun. 10-6 D A V ID ’S G IF T S H O P P E American and PLO officials board had made a fair offer. PLANNING a ZONINO COMMISISON PUBLIC HEARING day, 10am-12noon. Ity. Coll Ken of 443-1442. 36 Oak St., Manchester must keep our heads” in dealing send. There are about 30 Deakin. In arbitration, which Board. EL CAMINO PLAZA, RT. 30 Rl. 83, Vernon, CT, 87S-0060 opened today in suburban Tunis. “ You have to do what’s fairand, The Planning a Zoning Commission of Andovar, with the Kremlin. members of the association, begins after mediation fails, the Union members agreed to 649-0791 Tucked in m Corner of Cofinacltoul The United States made clear equitable,” he said. “ Once we got Connecticut will hold a Public Hearing on Monday, Looking for something STORE AND 872-3001 “ Serious problems, fundamen­ whose current contract expires two sides present their positions December 19, 19n at 7:30 p.m. In the Andover Elementary special? Why not run o beforehand that it would be accept the school boai^’s offer the picture of statewide settle­ OFFICE SPACE DA V!D*S offera one o f the fineat tal differences remain” with the on June 30, 1989. and a panel of three state School on the followine petition: "Wanted to Buy" ad In watching PLO actions to curb after reviewing settlements ments, we felt it was something,,. aelectiona o f handcrafted gifta Soviet Union, he said. “ Our Wilson E. Deakin Jr., assistant arbitrators decides which side is PS49 ■ Application of the Gilead Land Development Classified. The cost Is ELECTRONICS terrorism in the Middle East. around the state and hearing of we could live with” Corporation for o 26 lot subdivision, windrush, on Glleod WATKlNs"''centre“'T40 BRAY JEWELERS Houra: Wed.-Sat. 10 to 5 system is one of checks and superintendent, said the Board of Rood. small ... the response big. ""Specializing in Diamondt"" Reporters and photographers 443-2711. and 165 so. ft. available Friday Nile Until 8 ■ Sundays 12 to 4 balances; theirs, for all its Education will vote on the pact At this hearing. Interested persons may appear and be heard December. Telephone • Seiko • Lassale Watches were admitted for the ceremonial reforms, remains a one-party, sometime next month. and written communications will be rtctivsd. Information answering, word pro­ Watch making and beginning of the talks between pertaining to this application Is on til* and may be sesn In the FOR Rent. Large two AL WRAP UP A LUV TUB authoritarian system that institu­ The salary of an elementary cessing, copier and Goldsmithing on premises delegations led by U.S. Ambassa­ Charter vote set for Feb. 7 office of the Zoning Agent, Town Office Building. bedroom apartment. Fox. Wilson Business AN IDEAL GIFT FOR COUPLES tionalizes the concentration of school principal, now at $49,165 Doted at Andover, Connecticut this Sth and 15th day of Quiet neighborhood, Offices. 447-0073. APPLIANCES 699 MAIN ST. dor Robert H. Pelletreau Jr. and power.” with a master’s degree, would Dscsmbsr, 1988. conveniently located GIFT (XRTIFICATE8 Hakam Balaoui, the PLO repre­ Bv Andrew J. Davis posed charter changes by a 3-2 OFFICE Space tor rent. Shop now for a full aalactlon of MANCHESTER * 643-5617 In Oval Office picture-taking rise to $53,000 the first year of the be chosen. But the secretary of ANDOVER PLANNING a ZONING COMMISSION with large yard. $700 c,„ AVAILABLE ANYTIME sentative in Tunis. Manchester Herald vote on Dec. 6. Ksnneth Lester, Choirman plus utilities and secur­ Furnished or unfur­ TV's, VCR’a, Audio Equipment, sessions Thursday, Reagan said pact and $57,000 the second year, the state’s office informed the 005-12 ity. Immedite occu­ nished. Pleasant sur- The meeting at a villa in he decided to reverse the 13-year- said Deakin. The salary for junior The selectmen had up to 15 selectmen the vote could not be roundlhgs. Big Screen TVs, Camcorders, Mi­ MANCHESTER VILLAGE BOLTON — A referendum on pancy. 444-0644. CHRISTMAS TREES suburban Carthage then old policy of not talking directly to high school principals with a months to schedule a referen­ taken in time. Kemp said. TOWN OP MANCHESTER Manchester-East Hart­ crowaves, CO Players, Washerr M6T0R INN • 646-2300 proposed changes in the Town TWO bedroom with heat cmntinued behind closed doors. It the PLO after Arafat made clear master’s degree would rise from dum. About 260 signatures, or 10 State law requires that after the ford line, near high­ Dryers and Kitchen Appliances. Come See Our Choice Charter, including switching the LEGAL NOTICE o n first floor way. 528-1783. was not known how long it would Wednesday that his organization percent of the town’s eligible selectmen set the voting date, The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public BALSAM FIR B lu e Sky Trading Co. form of government to a town voters, were needed to override $400/montn. No pets. STORES and Offices for W» will b9»t any prieal last. was accepting Israel’s right to there must be 30-day waiting hsorlno on Monday, Deesmber 19, 1988 at 7:00 P.M. In the One month security. manager style, will be held Feb. the selectmen’s veto and call the Hsaring Room, Lincoln Centsr, 494 Main Street, Manches­ rent. 400-1500 square 445 Hartford Rd., Manchester Christmas Trees American Indian jewelry and Western diplomatic sources in exist and renounced terrorism as period before the referendum, Available January 1. 7, Administrative Assistant referendum. ter, Connecticut to hear and consider the following peti­ feet. Rent starting at Cut your own... Blut A WhK« Sprue* artwork, leather wallets, bells and a way of achieving policy ‘Sue’ needs Kemp said. tions: Call Dan 643-2226^^ O ift C«rtlflo«lM RvaHtbi* tor Spring Planting Helen Kemp said today. The proposed changes include $275. Excellent loca­ 647-9997 buckles, gold and silver jewelry. Tie See TALKS, page 14 objectives. The referendum could not be 1. JOSEPH RAWLINITIS AND DONNA LAVADO, BT AL - (leove message). After ' tion. 447-9223, 449-5334. The Board of Selectmen set the making the five-member Board ZONE CHANOE • 116 ADAMS STREET (R-8S) - Request 7pm 444-9892. , held on Jan. 16, even though that Burgess Nursery die shirts, etc. Leanin Tree cards for apartment date by a 3-2 vote in a special of Selectmen a seven-member for o Chongs In zoning district classification from Resl- 373 Oamlng 81., So. WIntfaor date is before the caucuses, dencs AA to Business 1 for a parcel of land Identified as MANCHESTER. First INDUSTRIAL Christmas and other important meeting. First Selectman Sandra hoard. In addition to switching to VIDEOS OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK because there must be five days’ 116 Adams Strset. floor, 2 bedrooms, I'fy PROPERTY dates. Mexican Jerga's, Mexican Editor’s note; This is the W. Pierog and Selectmen Carl A. a town manager style of govern­ 2. OEOROE ALEXANDER - WETLANDS BOUNDARY DIS- baths. $400 per month Pint-sized ballerinas notification of the caucuses, MOVIES & MORE * 644-1966 * heavy wool wrap swealhers, *48. fifth in a series of vignettes Preuss and Michael Zizka voted ment, the changes recommended PUTR - 816 HARTPORD ROAD (A-SI) - Acting In Its co- plus utilities, security Kemp said. The charter changes, MANCHESTER. 3400 on people in the Manchester to hold the referendum Feb. 7. pocity os th* Inlond Wetland* Agency, the Commission and references. No OF MANCHESTER 217 Center St., Manchester by the Charter Revision Commis­ if adopted, would affect the will considsr on application to amend the mapped wet­ pets. 443-2121. ^sauore toot, tree- RESTAURANTS area who need assistance Selectmen Lawrence A . Converse sion also include eliminating the lands boundorles for 316 Hortford Road. ■ standing Industrial ""Your Homa VIdao Slora'" offices for which candidates are 6 4 7 - 0 6 0 7 pirouette with pros during the holiday season. III and Douglas T. Cheney voted power of Annual Town Meeting At this hearing Interested persons may be heard and written building. Loading Burr Comar Shoppping Plaza UEUrS NEW YORK STYLE nominated at the caucuses, so MANCHESTER. Avollo- The vignettes are provided against the proposal, Kemp said. voters to make specific changes communicotlons received. A copy of this petition Is In the ble Immediately. One dock, parking. Wood­ llseToNandTpk*. DELICATESSEN A RESTAURANT there would not be enough time to Town Clerk's offict and may be Inspected during business The Golden Goose by the Manchester Area Today’s special meeting was in the town budget. hours. bedroom apartment. land Industrial Park. Video Salas & Rentals By Nancy Pappas old, I saw a performance of ‘The notify the public of changes. Principals only. 443- Gift Certificates Giftt Galore Conference of Churches. called after the selectmen re­ Pierog, as well as other peti­ $450, utilities extra. Se­ Polk A rt - Tla • Baakata • Pollary • Lampa • Manchester Herald Nutcracker,’ and I just loved It,” The Republican Party caucus Planning and Zoning Commission curity and references 2121. Gift Certificates Available Corned Beet - Pastrami • Bagalt - ceived a 300-signature petition tioners, had hoped to hold the Lso Kwosh, Sserstorv Mon.-Thu>*. t» *p m • Frt. 6 SM. 1O*:30pm Della * Weddas Toys- Dried Flewara said Tria, a student at Martin will be held on Jan. 17 and the required. No pets. Hand-Cut Lox - Smoked Fish New Open 7 Oeys Living in parks and out of forcing a referendum. The peti­ 033-12 S4MI. 19-7 pm This weekend, two Manchester School. referendum before political party Democratic Caucus (in Jan. 18. Boyle Management, 428 Hartford Tpk*. Vsmon Twin Ponda Center • 384 C Merrow Rd the car, "Sue” kept her tion sought to override the MANCHESTER fourth-graders wilt fulfill a fan­ She dreamed of changing pla­ caucuses in mid-January, at LHGAL NOTICE 649-4800. Manchester * 643-6455 Rte. 185 • Tolland, CT children together and kept selectmen’s rejection of the pro­ 875-1344 tasy they share with many other ces with the dancers, and per­ which candidates for office would See BOLTON, page 14 In accordance with the provisions of Ssctlon 128, Title 23, EAST HARTFORD. Five BUILDING FOR her job. But unable to find an ______IB -3 5 4 1 little girls, as they take their U.S. Code, os prescribed In the Federol-Ald Highway Pro­ rooms, third floor. forming in front of the footlights, affordable apartment, anx­ gram Manual, Volume 7, Chapter 7, Section 5, doted Decem­ Working couple pre­ LEASE places on the stage of Hartford’s she said. ber 30, 1974 from the Federal Highway Administration, th* ferred. Heat and hot 6,000 sq. ft. suitable for ious about the children and Connecticut Department of Transportation has received Bushnell Memorial Hall with the Last year, she took her first assaulted by park hood­ from th* Division Administrator of th* Federal Highway Ad­ water. No pets. Refer­ warahoute, wholeeale or GIFT FETCHERS Hartford Ballet. ences and security. 528- steps toward this dream, as she lums, she finally gave up her Chairman swap upsets Meotti ministration, design approval for,traffic safety Improve­ retail buelnass. Free Tria Roddy of Philip Street and ment* on Greenwood Drive In th* Town of Manchester, 2923. standing building at 20g began taking dancing lessons at full-time job as the weather Stot* Prelect No. 76-157, Federol-Ald Prelect No. HES- FORA Lesley Peretto of Brent Road, the Hartford school. After a small 7170(1). MANCHESTER. Availa­ Green Road. Large park­ turned colder to qualify for By Alex Glrelll William O’Neill. ble Immediately. Five ing area, oil heat and air both students at the School of the initial disappointment — she state assistance and a motel Manchester Herald Larson would disband Meotti said that if the leader­ This prelect consists of spot sofety and geometric Impro­ Hartford Ballet, will have small vements on o 600-foot section of Greenwood Drive. The pro- room newer duplex. conditioning ayetema. SECRET hoped she would put on a pink tutu room. three new committees ship is disappointed with him it $475 plus security dep­ lect begins at Lynch Drive and end* at Vernon Street. Th* Phone: Mr Schoenfeld at parts in the elaborate, profes­ and toe shoes right away — she Sue is still looking for the State Sen. Michael Meotti, who — story on page 8 could be because he sided with the propotol Is being recommended for funding with Federal osit and references. sional production of a holiday enjoyed the dancing lessons and local funds under th * Off-Syttem Local Rood Hazard 643*5813 SHOPPING $575-a-month three- forged a record as an environ­ governor in opposition to prop­ 643-7798. classic, "The Nutcracker." Each tremendously. Elimination Proprom to Improve traffic circulation and sa­ bedroom rent she can af­ mentalist in his freshman term, erty tax classification, which fety. MANCHESTER. 2 and 3 of them plays the part of a sweet EXPERIENCE “ It’s really fun, and it doesn’t ford. Sue’s Christmas wish: said this morning )ie is upset over Meotti said. would have permitted setting More detailed Information — Including mops and draw- room apartments. S380 piece of saltwater taffy, wearing seem really hard,” Tria said. Inpt, th* public heorinp tranecript, and other data pertinent and $520. No pets. Se­ MISCELLANEOUS a home and warm children’s the fact that he was not reap­ Party leaders, including Lar­ assessments on different kinds of to th* development of th * prelect — Is ovollabl* for Inspec­ curity. 446-2424, 9-5, FOR RENT 249-4407 shorts and a satin sailor’s shirt. Classes meet twice each week, clothing. pointed as Senate chairman of the son, made the appointments. property at different percentages tion and copying In th* office of th* Department of Tronspor- I It was a performance of the and she tries to practice "a few weekdays. “ Sue” is a member of one General Assembly’s Environ­ Speculation has arisen that the of fair market value. totlon'e Municipal Systems Section locoted at 160 Poscon* same ballet, on the same stage, times” between lessons, Tria Place, Newington, Connecticut, Monday through Friday, MANCHESTER. New 3 GARAGE For rent. Two of the 390 families assisted ment Committee. Glastonbury Democrat, whose But Meotti said, "N o one was cor, oversized. Call 644- which originally inspired them to said. 8:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m., excepting holiday*. bedroom duplex. Car­ by the Seasonal Sharing Meotti, who is on vacation, said 4th Senatorial District includes ranting and raving at me at the peted, fully op- 0444.______take dancing lessons and to set Commissioner Lesley, a student at St. James Appeal, P.O. Box 773, Man­ that when Senate President Pro Manchester and Bolton, was tim e.” Connecticut Department of Transportation pllonced, Vh baths, full GARAGE tor rent. Nor- their .sights on careers as School, agrees that the dancing chester 06040. Donations are Teni John Larson phoned him being punished because he op­ And he said he has had no IS577D basement. $775. 443- thend of Manchester. ballerinas. 1823. 443-1823. still being sought. Wednesday, he asked Larson to posed Larson on key issues, like 031-12 "When I was about five years See BALLET, page 14 reconiider. Larson did not, tax relief, and tided with Gov. See MEOTTI, page 14