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violation of the contract, which "The Board of Education did not no credit, attendance was not taken,^ By Susan Plese violate either Article V, section G or and participation was voluntary. We Herald Reporter prohibits the teaching of more than five classes per day. Article I, section A of the contract gave the arbiters a list of 15 reasons POLAROiO <$un \ ^ In a decision made public this Eleven teachers were involved in between the parties when it allowed why the experience differed from w I' morning, Peter Blum of the the loosely structured program, the teaching of a sixth class at one of the regular classroom.” instant Color Cantors American Arbitration Association which began seven years ago. In the junior high schools." Deakin called the decision "im Our unit in Hartford ruled in favor of the return for their volunteer duty, they Deakin explained that Article V portant” in terms of contract defini 49.60 Keg. S0.97 Manchester Board of Education in a were excused from cafeteria defines the nature of a class as when tion. "The gray areas are now 8uiR-ln RaMi tires with every shot to biMrd with class action grievance filed last fall monitoring, study hall, or library any student or group of students is defined. Both sides have natural light for the best possible coMr— .^ooRNikii'lluii by the Manchester Eklucatlon supervision. regularly scheduled to meet a benefitted.” evsrytime..4Mitomatlcailyf Association. According to Wilson E. Deakin, teacher for purposes of instruction. frpe. IMIy 8e< A ,-,3Jie grievance claimed that Illing assistant superintendent for per "We’re not denying that instruc "The teachers can continue teaniers, who had volunteered to sonnel, the decision, dated Tuesday, tion went on,” he explained, " but it rendering their services. It’s •POLAROID Time-Zero Color FHm wonderful when people volunteer — -■? work with gifted students for one was received in the mail this mor was not a part of .the curriculum, it ...... 1 2 J $ . -SNl#/® SijSlW® - class period a day, were acting in ning. The dne-sentence letter said. was not graded, students received it’s fantastic.” •POLAROID HHHi^Speifl 600 PHni PteeMtM ....— r I V-AiT ...... 1 3 .4 5 : : OORWMtNMtde^ d)9l J.1IIH.'S \ .. Ladies’ Classic Blazer Jackets How sludge mess happened .Linen-looks or cotton O O corduroy. Lined & unitned. J J III J w 5-15 & 8-18. Our Rag. 29.99 f a f c - a W By Alex Girelli the district, and met with him and Wajes made a series of that the contractor began spreading •Ladles’ Shirts and Blouses, Rag. 8.99 — 6 .7 4 City Editor DEP representatives. recommendations, attaching a it in at the landfill. The proposal that came out of number of conditions to acceptance The present public works director, How did Manchester get involved their conversations was that the dis of the ash. Giles modified, and George Kandra, began on Jan 4. X in the Mattabassett mess and will it trict had about 160,000 cubic yards of revised a couple of them and passed Kandra is reluctant to comment 100% Cotton Navy Denim Skirts come out of it smelling clean? ash it wanted to get rid of and 2,000 the recommendation up the ad on the wisdom of any decision made Pre-washed in snap-front b k Some pieces are missing from the cubic yards of what is inelegantly ministrative line to General before he came to Manchester, v or 2-pocket wrap styles. / / / Manager Robert W.eiss. “Hindsight is wonderful,” he says. & 5/6-15/16. OurRag. 10.99 ...... I ml I sewage sludge-disposal story, but called grease, grits, slum, and the beginning of seems clear and in slime.” One of the tUng Giles says he He says it is unfair to draw any con nocuous, Giles said today he and Frederick remembers setting as a condition clusions from the fpets he has now There was no li^ication in the eat*- ■Wajes, then hi^w ay superinten was that for evgry cubic yard of tjie .about decisions made when those Men’s Easy-Care Dress Shirts ly stages that the story would Ibad to dent, were concerned about how undesirable''‘^ggssi” there be 80 facts, .were not at hand. • a i i p s i I Solid colors, long sleeve. _ ^ ^ the unprecedented reprimand this good the ash was for a cover cubic yards of ash. Among the unpleasant facts, one Perma-press poly/cotton. / J J week of General Manager Robert B. material for the landfill. Giles last recollection is of appears to be that the proportion of 14V4-17,32-35.0urReg.9.99 . # ,\J\J Weiss by the Board of Directors, the As a result ofHhat concern Wajes speaking about the proposal at a “ggss” is higher than the town harshest official criticism be has took a couple of town trucks and a Board of Directors’ meeting in July. bargained for. Herald photo by Tarquinlo received in his 17 years of managing loader to the Mattabassett site in Giles left town employ on July 10. Another is that the staffs of the Manchester town government. Cromwell and brought back some of town landfill and the Mattabassett Men’s Taiiored Dress Pants ALAN LAMSON, town planner, Deputy Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg pauses during a walk .....^ It began last June when a the material. district have made operational down Main Street to clean trash out of a planter...... -ii^m Poly/cotton blends in newest. ^ ^ ^ representative of the Department of It was spread on slopes at the became acting director on July 6 changes to make the be^t of the spring colors. Coordinating 1 LJ and remained in that post until Jan. eUVUipiTA U«itd Antiaeid ;.;i ^ belts. 29-40. Our Rag. 21.99 . . I W a W W Environmental Protection ap landfill as an experiment, and it situation. I a 9 l r proached Jay Giles, who was then appeared to be acceptable, said 2. WajeS, meanwhile, remained on THESE ACCOMMODATIONS, •Dress a Casual Socks, Reg. 1.11 to 1.43 .. .8 3 C director of public works for Giles. I Manchester. The DEP man was “Somewhere along the line” Giles as highway superintendent. He was in the absense of any tight formal working with the Cromwell-based ^id. today, it was mentioned that not considered eligible to compete agreement, are what have angered Weinberg, Kandra Mattabassett Sewer District, which there niight be 4,000 yards of the for Giles’ post. He left town employ Mayor Stephen T. Penny and the ‘Romantic Look’ Spring Biouses on’ Jan. 22. Wajes, now with Board of Directors. Solids, plaids and stripes. ^ ^ needed to expand its plant. An ac “ggss” instead of 2,000. cumulation of ash (processed At the Mattabassett site most of Northeast Utilities, is on jury duty Weiss, while he accepts respon Embroidered & ruffle trims. and could not be contacted today. ■ sibility for bad communications, S,M ,L & 32-38. Our Reg. 11.99 . .. L J . f sewage sludge) was in the way of the slime was segregated, but some check Main walks I.' the expansion. might have been mixed in with the sees a problgm deciding when a S H i IT WAS IN mid-winter, the cold matter is .one for administrative Giles was introduced to Gregory ash in such a way that the amount months that discourage odors, when Spring Skirts with Fit and Fiair Abrahamian, executive director of could not be determined carefully. the shipments of material began and Pleane turn lu page 8 By Nancy Thompson Weinberg asked whose responsibili Herald Reporter ty it is to maintain the shelter? A-llnes, flares, slims and . . ^ r-r r^ i “If we can make sure we at least so much more! Coloriffic! | 1 take care of the things we have con 5/6-15/16. OurRag. 14.99...... I I . V J W Deputy Mayor B arbara B. Weinberg took matters on Main trol of,” she said. Street into her own hands today, Kandra added, “It serves a pur checking every block of sidewalk for pose and if it’s here, it should be maintained.” A m Ladies’ Shirts with a Lurex Accent cracks and cleaning trash from a Woven poly/cotton Lurex plaids^ ^ ^ planter. On the west side of Main Street, .e & stripes in rainbow colors. Dressed in low-heeled walking the pair found only one block of I* Sizes S,M,L. Our R ag. 7.99...... shoes and carrying a plastic hat as sidewalk that needs to be replaced, protection against the damp and it was at the end of their tour of weather, Mrs. Weinberg and Public that side, in front of Bennet Junior t t » *■ *■ \A Works Director George Kandra High School. t(«ile;lficiu Moral: don’t sue the KG^ Congress takes big step firmly in charge WASHINGTON (U P I) — Amid words of hope and MOSCOW (U P I) — Viktor Tomachlnsky fouml out ■ w . . . • * fear. Congress took a big step that ultimately could lead Gy Paul Hendrie Joyner was named an ex-officio member is the same town chairman they have had for where challenging the KGB secret police gets you — a to a legislative reversal of the 1973 Supreme Court Herald Reporter from District 2. many, many years.' year in prison and five years of internal exile on charges ruling that legalized abortion. IZZ3«*»" Ralph C..jQray, of 171 Ralph Road, was Dlltesa predicted that Smith’s leadership of being unemployed. But the proposed constitutional amendment, which »?S. e le ct^ to Smith’s old seat from District 9. will lead the Republicans to control, of the Republican Town Chairman Curtis M. Tomachlnsky, the first man to sue the secret police would give states a greater voice in the emSlion-laced Um WtATHtA FQTOCAtV H town government, perhaps as soon as the 1983 for damages, was convicted Wednesday o f parasitism, Smith, Deputy Chairwoman Donna R. Mer- TH E EASE with which Smith, Mrs. Mer- issue, still faces a long and arduous road. municipal elections. cier and their hand-picked siate of party of cier aiid their allies were elected the Soviet term for those who are quilty of Uie crime of By a vote of 10-7 Wednesday, the Senate Judiciary ficers were elected without opposition demonstrated the firm control over the town BESIDES SM ITH and Mrs. Mercier, the not working. Committee sent to the full Senate the proposal that iU Wednesday night, the vote provided a sharp committee Smith gained with the purge of his other .officers elected w ere: Louis Kocsis as The trial of the 36-year-old mechanic was moved at would allow Congress and each state to restrict abor contrast to the leadership battles that preoc right-wing opponents during the January treasurer, Patricia Lawrence as recording the last moment from' irclMrai9DS» (7 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thure.. March 11. 1982 . . a MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., March 11, 1982 - 5 \ 7 % welfare benefits hike Police arrest i Hpuse OKs mask ban Is Ajello in or out? enough for a pair of shoes driver twice « pWripted by KKK visit O'Neill isn't saying A Manchester man was arrested twice Tuesday for Editor’s Note: The Connecticut divorced so many years ago, she proved a 7 percent raise in driving under the Influence of alcohol. , ^ HARTFORD (UPI) - with Connec- where the Klan has gathered publicly. HARTFORD (UPI) - The status of At 'The governor declined Wednesday to Legislature is considering a said, ”I just say I’m single.” payments under the Aid to Families James A. Cromwell, 39, of 28 Prospect _St. wm ; Uent bracing for another Ku Khn Klan ‘Tt is a Comiecticut problem." torney General Carl Ajello as a can issue any statement or comment on the proposal to raise benefits to Hers is one of 44,000 to 45,000 with Dependent Children program. arrested at 1:11 a.m. and again at 3:21 a.m. Twsda^ • rally. House lawmakers have approved a Many proponents. Including Sorensen, didate on the Novemter Democratic Hartford Courant column that said he recipients under the Aid to Families welfare families in Connecticut. However, in the hands of the Ap Both times he was observed driving erratically, ac-, measure that would make it a felony said p ^ l e had a right to know who their ticket is in doubt, and Gov. William .’’has privately conceded ... Carl Ajello of with Dependent Children. In an ef But women like Miss Miles are not propriations Committee, the raise cording to police reports. . • offense to violate a person’s civil rights attackers were. O'Neill isn’t saying whether Ajello’s in Ansonia cannot run for re-election as at fort to convey the meaning of necessarily those social workers probably will be cut back. A 57-year-oId Manchester man was cha^ied ^ tn , while wearing a hood or mask, “The Klan is like a snake under a or out. torney general on the Democratic welfare for one mother, UPI speak of when they show up at the For Miss Miles, 7 ^ rc e n t would driving under the influence early Wednesday after r The measure was approved 128-15 rock,” said Rep. Eugene Migllaro, R- The part-time post of attorney general slatCj” legislative writer Suzanne Trimel state Capitol — as they did in force mean $29.75 more a month. New police found him sitting in his car with the engine run Wednesday after lengthy and emotional Wolcott. “It won’t come out until it’s is usually a staid slot on the guber interviewed Yvonne Miles, a woman last month — to make a case for in shoes, perhaps, for her teenage son. ning at Hilliard and Adams streets. < debate and sent to me Senate for con- ’’The governor does not normally com safe. It’s time we toM the Klan^to stand natorial ticket, but Ajello has become ment on political columns.” said Larrye Ms. Trimel describes as both excep creasing welfare benefits. Miss Miles collects $425 a month Rueben A. Lewis of 12C Ambassador Drive allegedly, stdouttoh. up'aiid let’s take a look at you.” the subject of political intrigue as tional and typical of the state’s Miss Miles is articulate and in government assistance, plus showed signs of intoxication when he was chared. If approved by the upper chamber and deBear, the governor’s press secretary, Others said the wearing of hoods or O’Neill tries to put his proposed cam Ajello, at the Capitol for a hearing welfare program. capable. She worked all her life, she another $115 in food stamps. She was A Hartford ,man was charged with possesrion o f. ' signed by the governor, it would become masks simply made any civil rights paign ticket together. said, until last summer when she notified last week her food stamp marijuana at a Manchester High School basketball - effective Immediately under an amend before the Legislature’s Appropriations violation more fiendish. Rep. Waiter Some Capitol observers say Ajello Committee, said he talked to the gover learned she had ovarian cancer. allotment would be reduced ^ game ’Diesday. „ J ' ment proposed by the bill’s sponsor. Rep. Brooks, D-New Haven, said someone may be considered^ liability because of The disease forced her to quit her because of federal cutbacks. Her Jessie Pierce Jr., 26, of 133 ^gnolia St., Hartford, , Robert Sorensen, D-Meriden. nor Tuesday afternoon "and that was not By Suzanne Trimel concealing his identity was more likely his private business dealings, and there his attitude at this time.” United Press International job handling customer complaints medical bills are paid under was arrested at the school after a police officer saw him Sorensen hoped to have the law on the to violate another person’s rights. are two other candidates actively and paperwork in the credit office of Medicaid. drop a baggie out of his pocket that apparently con-; books by March 20, when the Klan has The bill would not outlaw the Klan's seeking his spot on the Democratic ”I think if he didn’t want me to run he HARTFORD — Among Connec G. Fox & Co. department store. She She receives two checks a month tained marijuana. Pierce was standing in the hallway • scheduled its third demonstration in pointed white hoods — or masks and ticket. would have said that and he didn’t,” ticut’s welfare recipients, Yvonne applied for welfare in July. — $319 on the 1st and $106 on the outside the gym during halftime of the basketball game. ■ Meriden in a year. hoods in general. His challengers are former Senate Ajello said. Miles is both exceptional and She underwent surgery in October 15th. Pierce was released on a $100 non-surety bond. He is Two previous rallies in the central It does increase the charge for some Majority Leader Joseph Lieberman and typical. and was bed-ridden until December. The rent on the apartment where scheduled to appear in Manchester Superior Court Connecticut city last year turned bloody civil rights violations, such as Thayer Baldwin, who recently resigned Ajello, who has a law firm in Ansonia, Statistically, Miss Miles, 38, is the She hopes the disease was caught in she has lived for nine years is $269 a March 22! when antiKlan demonstrators tossed desecreating a church or cemetery, from as director of health system regulation has been named in a suit by the former sort of person officials have in mind time and she will be given a clean month and due on the first of the rodtSi bottles and bricks, injuring two a misdemeanor to a felony if the person in the state; Department of Health Ser owners of a Bristol plumbing business when they refer to Connecticut’s bill of health to return to work in a month. When paid, she is left with dozen police officers and robed lOan concealed his identity during the crime vices. alleging Ajello and business partners put average welfare ’’client” — an un few months. She has taken a civil $90 until her second check arrives marcboa. with a hood or mask. Ajello was busy in the Capitol up phony collateral for purchase of the married mother with two children service exam and hopes to be hired two weeks later. Sorensen argued his bill was not mere Existing penalties for violating certain Wednesday denying a newspaper report businessi living in one of the state’s three as a postal worker. “You try to stretch it, but there’s Man charged ly a reaction to KKK violence in one city. anti-discrimination laws classified as that said O’Neill wanted to drop the in Ajello, commenting on the Courant most-populous cities. REP. ROBERT SORENSEN Yvonne is Miss Miles’ middle only so far it goes,” she said in an in “It is not a Meriden problem,” he said, misdemeanors are up to one year in jail ... people have right to know cumbent attorney general from this report, said, “I think I know where that’s Miss Miles rents a four-room name. She asked that it be used in terview at the antipoverty listing 21 communiUes across the state and a $1,000 fine.. year’s Democratic slate. coming from and why.” apartment in Hartford’s blighted stead of her first name, somewhat Revitalization Corps in Hartford, North End, where unemployment embarrassed by her plight. where she volunteers two nights a after accident among the mostly black and Despite lawmakers’ gloomy week caring for children. Hispanic population is as high as 40 economic outlook, the case for When she worked, her weekly percent. Miss Miles, who is black, higher welfare benefits fared better salary was about half what She A Manchester man was charged with reckless driving has two sons, 13-years old and 16 than expected this year. ’The Human’ collects each month on welfare. Wednesday in connection with a one-car accident that months. She was m arried but Services Committee this week ap- She said she tries to budget her sent three people to the hospital. expenses, shop for the best buys on food — sometimes taking the bus to Richard D. Akerlind, 22, of Main Street, was charged discount supermarkets out of her as a result of a one-car accident Feb. 27. The summons neighborhood —-j,and won’t use the was not presented until Wednesday because the officer Lawmakers agree credit cards leftover from her waited until Akerlind was released from the hospital. working days. According to police reports, Akerlind was observed ; ”I don’t want to fail behind,” she driving at a high rate of speed and ignoring stop signs by ; said. a police officer at 4:22 a.m. Feb. 27. The officer followed < Agrees- pay hike in order ’’But there’s really no way you Akerlind at speeds up to 80 miles an hour, but could not I can budget,” she said. ‘‘Every time catch me vehicle. HARTFORD (UPI) - Leaders in Republican colleagpes in the Senate you turn around it’s something else. The officer followed Akerlind from Elast Center Street ViRNON HAS IT! the House and Senate think said the pay hikes 'were fair and My son-needs new shoes. ’That’s $20 and Lenox Street to West Middle Turnpike and Deerfield members of the Legislature and top reasonable. or $30 I can’t afford. My washing Street, where Akerlind lost control of the car and CoMplete Line of officials should be paid more, but The salary hikes — which would machine broke down so now I go to crash^ into a HELCO pole while trying to pass a trac Weding InvitatioiK, JEVELLS NEEDLECRAFT some belive raises proposed by a total $832,500 — were recommended the laundromat. I can't have it Herald photo by Tarquinlo tor trailer. BmounceineiitD, Thank You Motes// Tri-City Plata, Vamon. state commission are excessive. by the 11-member (>)mmission on fixed.” The police report said that Akerlind’s car hurst into «wi *cco$sorie$ 875-0111 1 "I think some, increase is Compensation of Elected State Of Her baby must drink a special for Passing through flames when it hit the utility pole. Officer Paul R. Lom warranted.” Senate Majority ficials and Judges. mula preparation, which costs $5 for bardo, who had been following the car, attempted to put ! Leader Richard Schneller, D-Essex, If approved, the recommended in a one-pound can. It lasts two or Edward F. Wood Jr. munches on a cold can out the fire with an extinguisher from the patrol car, but : c u r r y I) ^ 20% OFF said following a public hearing creases would go into effect January three days, she said. of spaghetti Wednesday night In downtown was unable to. COPY ’ Wednesday on a bill to increase law 1983, following the November elec She does not speak bitterly of tions welfare but seems humiliated by the Manchester. Wood says he Just "bums Lombardo opened the passenger’s door and removed a CENTER OF VERNON J e ALL GREEN YARN Tlte lUtcha Cettoge makers’ salaries an|l expenses from ’The commission suggested the around” and Is on his way to New York City. an average $10,500 per year to $15,- experience. passenger, ^ t t Pierce, who was injured, from the car. — Near Rizzo’s Pool governor’s salary be Increased from Akerlind was unconscious and appeared to have head in ‘ On S t Patrick’s Day Only gBufkSlieji . The most difficult thing is saeing ' Marge Anthony, Mgr. 871-1421 000 $42,000 to $70,000; $25,000 to $40,000 juries, so the officer put a neck collar on him and H u s h her children go without, she said. (Wed. March 17th) Specializing in ‘Tm in suppor.t of an increase in for lieutenant governor; $25,000 to ’’You know how teenagers are. He Personal advice from Abby removed him from the car. every instance,” said House $35,000 lor secretary of the state, wants to go this place or that place. Abigail Van Buren offers personal advice daily in one Akerlind and Pierce were admitted to Manchester BASKETS. Speaker Ernest Abate, D-Stamford. comptroller and state treasurer, SSSiSi•n a b ls He’s vei7 good. He understands of America’s best-read columns, “Dear Abby,” in The Hospital. Officer Lombardo was treated for smoke in WICKER Both said, however, the increases and from $38,500 to $50,000 for the we’re living on a fixed income. Manchester Herald’s Focus section. halation and released. FURNITURE should be reduced while their I attorney general. AND For Family Good Times BATH ACCESSORIES i that last a Lifetime,,, ■ '.y » \fj * 4 I ■* .- . 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He said many towns can justify certain ones their own general budgets. take on the new responsibilities. OPINION Herald Reporter only because the government aid is earmarked for He said there was much disagreement in Washington, th m , and can’t be spent any other way. If the funds CASSANO SAID local officials did not object to'the but general apprehension. “I don’t see the New Federalism being approved at were combined, town boards of education would be New Federalism in theory, so much. Instead, they “Even among the economists, there was no agree all,” Democratic Director Stephen T. Cassano said forced to allocate the money for these programs from feared they would not be ^ven sufficient resources to ment. but universal concern,” he said. bluntly. The former deputy mayor met with reporters this week to share the lessons he learned at the National J a c k League of Cities Conference in Washington last week. He said local officials from all over the country op A n d e r s o n posed the proposals to turn back many federal programs Is Reagan too simple-minded? to the states and localities. CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN Washington ‘"There was a tremendous amount of fear and ap Marry-Qo-Round prehension,” said Cassano. "There’s a real stub WASHINGTON - The apology complexities, and at his short that he really believes that the bornness that’s very apparent. You have Republicans, MEAT DEPT. SPECIALS ' DELI SPECIALS '' from Sen. Bob Pack wood of attention span. welfare program’s biggest Democrats, liberals and conservatives and they all have problem is with chiselers, and Oregon, for questioning in an in Jack Germond If such comments were coming the same concerns. No matter where you go, there’s so U8DA CHOICE BOAR'B HBAD terview President Reagan’d from Democrats, they could be that the federal deficit wili be much fear, so much dis VIRGINIA BAKED HAM . . • 3 . 4 9 depth in dealing with complex a n d dismissed as expedient sniping at materially reduced by knocking trust.” BOnOM ROUND issues, does not wash away a a President whose personal pop them off the roles. Reciting such Cassano said one of the SWITZBNLAND growing concern here among Jules W itcover ularity frustrates them. But stories on the campaign stump is Company fears about the New SW ISS CHEESE . • 2 . 9 9 thoughtful members of the Packwood is chairman of the one thing; using them to justify Federalism which local PftBIRICH COOKED Syndicated columnists officials harbor is the ROAST President’s own party. The truth Republican Senatorial Campaign policy to the heavyweights is CENTER CUT CORNED BEEF . • 3 . 1 9 Committee, and what sets him biiite another. worry that Reaganomics is that Reagan's simplistic in proxy won’t work. He said miSH thinking on complicated matters apart is that he went public with It is interesting to note that in states don’t want to take BLARNEY CHEESE his reservations about Reagan’s the President’s recent com BOnOM ROUND . • 2 . 9 9 increasingly dismays them. over welfare programs if M UCKrS Packwood, in the interview and food stamp programs but In his 1976 presidential cam depth on vital issues. plaints about critics of his lawsuit they are then going to be BOLOGNA , . • 1 . 9 9 with the Associated Press, cited that to generalize from such paign he repeatedly invoked the budget, he has suggested that faced with a depression. ROAST ALL THIS is not to say that they harp on isolated, emotional M UCKrS a response Reagan made when experiences "is the false part. story about the “welfare queen” the President needs to be an Cassano said he Senate Budget Committee Chair cases'Of hardship, when in fact WASHINGTON — Americans believes Congress will . • 2 . 2 9 Indeed the specifics are there, in in Chicago and the hundreds of Albert Einstein. The country NATURAL CASING FRANK’S man Pete Domenici expressed his program isn’t really hurting have become increasingly lawsuit- adopt a bipartisan ap- EY E ROUND deed the abuses are there,” he thousands of dollars she ripped from 1977 to 1981 had a man in M UCKrS his worry about the ramifications , anybody who is “truly needy.” happy in recent years. The courts, jiroach to adopting the said, “but that is not the general off the government. Investiga Jimmy Carter who immersed KIELBASA , . • 2 . 1 9 of a federal deficit exceeding And he takes this position in the already overburdened by legitimate federal government. , problem.” tion iound there was such a per himself in the complexities of “If there’s anything ROAST MUCKF8 $100 billion. face of many more examples of legal actions, are being swamped by son, but that Reagan's figures public issues, burning the mid that was apparent down BEEF ROUND LIVERWURST , . • 1 . 8 9 "Pete Domenici says we’ve got IN HIS APOLOGY — ap hardship, documented widely in nuisance suits that have no business were grossly exaggerated, and night oil to stay abreast of nearly there, it’s that we’ve got i' a $120 billion deficit coming,’’ parently pulled from him by the news media, than the few on the docket. that the case was hardly typical. everything that came across his to stick together,” he Packwood related, “and the Senate GOP colleagues — stories of abuses he is quick to As an investigative reporter. I’ve BACK RUMP Still, in his 1980 campaign, he desk. And the country soundly said. “We’re in a real President says, ‘You know, a per Packwood pointedly did not con tell. had my share of legal threats from STEPHEN CASSANO used the story again, brushing off rejected him in 1980 in part at mess.” son yesterday, a young man, tend he had been misquoted. One The President’s response to the corporations and individuals whose ... It won’t work ' GARDEN FRESH ' the facts that undercut that least because voters felt he ROAST went into a grocery store and had of his critics. Sen. Orrin Hatch of criticism that he’s talking particular ox I’ve gored. ’They rare AMONG THE lessons politically effective yam. wasn’t a doer, no matter how learned and the topics discussed, Cassano said, were: an orange in one hand and a bot Utah, said he had told Packwood through his hat is to wave at a ly get beyond the grumbling stage. BEEF ROUND CABBAGE SPECIALS ^ much detail he knew. • Defense. Cassano said he always had the impression 28 tle of vodka in the other, and he his comment “was out of line and Packwood isn’t the first impor ^elevised press conference a Now I’ve discovered a new tant Republican to express con that Connecticut-benefited by heavy military spending, paid for the orange with food irresponsible,’’ and then he But the danger with Reagan is piece of paper purported to sub wrinkle in the litigiousness that is so he was surprised to find that more than 80 percent of x * stamps and he took the change added, “even if it was true.” cern about the President’s that false or insufficiently stantiate statements he’s made sweeping the country — the lawsuit military installations and 70 percent of military per CAUFORNIA CARROTS...... 2 7 9 and paid for the vodka. That’s The fact is that Ronald proclivity for generalizing from sophisticated assumptions can — and then to refuse to release it. instigated behind the scenes by a ; sonnel go to the south and southwest. Of the defense STEAK .lb . what’s wrong.’ ’’ Packwood Reagan’s penchant for telling the simplistic particular. A lead to ineffective or even That is not a satisfactory tactic third party with an interest in the, budget, $250 per capita benefits the northeast, while $644 ii « added: “And we just shake our "horror stories” in which in ranking GOP governor confessed ,destructive solutions to major, in the long run, especially when outcome. per capita benefits the south and southwest, he said. SWIFT ORIGINAL TEMPLE ORANGES...... 6 9 9 heads” dividual abuses are generalized privately shortly before the complex problems. When the members of his own party like Sworn statements filed in connec “Overall, the state gets a very small return and I waa Packwood went on to into the major problem, in the Packwood interview that he had President tells such stories at Bob Packwood are beginning to tion with a recent lawsuit against surprised to see that,” said Cassano. He criticized the BROWN & SERVE FLORIDA STRAWBERRIES ...... p,«7 9 * acknowledge that many welfare area particularly, was come away from his most recent high-level meetings with go public with their own doubts ABC News show that the legal ac waste in the military budget and. said human services are held to stricter standards. Americans did encounter in well-established long before he White House visit with Reagan Republican leaders who are about whether the emperor has tion was prompted by the nation’s Q Q c appalled at his weak grasp of largest seller of cancer insurance, “ When we say student loans are a failure, it’s because SAUSAGE ■ Pkg. dividual abuses in the welfare entered the White House. budgetary experts, it indicates clothes on. there is a 6 percent default rate,” 'said Cassano, con .POTATOES ...... which had been criticized on a trasting this to billions'spent oii what he described as un television series by the defendants. necessary weapons. “’Die stubbornness of the sacred Yet the company, American Family ' cow is incredible.” llllllllllllllllim illllllll An editorial Life Assurance, of Columbus, Ga., • Sewerage. Cassano said the Reagan administration was never a party to the lawsuit. did not go through with threats to cut out federal funding The plaintiff was a 'Virginia in for new sewage plants. However, he said, the’money surance agent whose qqpstionable allocated is insufficient. U.8.D.A. CHOICE _ ^ ^ sales pitch was clandestinely filmed “Still it’s peanuts,” said Cassano. “Connecticut, for The pathetic end EL and was then shown briefly on the example, will get $26 million next year. ’The New Haven nationally broadcast news program plant alone would cost $35 million.” BOTTOM ROUND ROAST ...... , 8 9 Manchester is looking for money to build an $18- ,3 SALV/PORI in November 1978. It was part of a million advanced sewage plant. of John Belushi % series on the House Aging Com • Transportation. Cassano said cuts in federal CENTER CUT mittee’s probe of so-called Medigap highway and transportation programs will trickle down insurance policies, which supposed- . ‘Tffl so mad at John Belushi. 1 to Manchester and affect projects like the Main and reliance on drugs. And alcohol. ly plug the gaps in Medicare ... Center streets realignment and the proposed BOTTOM ROUND ROAST...... lb.’ Z . I 9 think if I could. I'd go and kick It hasn’t been a good winter in coverage. The investigation, in reconstruction of Main Street. 1 him .” Hollywood. Natalie Wood. cidentally, led to corrective legisla- . “If the pot is cut to the state, then the statements its pot The above comment, Sjpid by a William Holden. Paul Lynde. All to the cities and towns,” he added. tion by Congress. yVo Su b stitu te young woman who’d grown up these stars have died; all the • Education. Cassano said federal plans to take about We Give Old Fashioned T H E AGENT’S sworn 40 different educational programs and combine them with the crazy antics of the deaths were connected somehow For Quality depositions, and conversations with into one block grant could mean the end of some of these Butcher Service ... Saturday Night Live star, is not with drugs and alcohol. her, make clear that she didn’t file exactly the kind to be sent to- Cocaine can be dangerous the suit after suffering financial t, grieving parents. when injected. Heroin can also harm, viewing the TV show herself >’ STORE HOURS; Yet it reflects an anger, a real be dangerous. Why couldn’t a or even being told about it by O'Neili iines up anger, many felt on learning the man with Belushi’s cOmic genius friends. In fact, she said in a deposi Mon. S Tues. 'til 6D0 317 Highland St truth behind the first initial false realize that? tion, “I had no idea that siich a thing ; Wed., Thurs., S Fri. ’til 9D0 had ever been aired.” And she told ' MAMCHESTER reports that Belushi had died of Or if he did realize that, but support in House “natural” causes. ' my associate Tony Capaccio that Sat & Sunday chose to live on the edge, as so “people came up to me after the 'til 6D0 Belushi died, according to.the HARTFORD (UPI) — Gov. William O’Neill has lined COHN. many stars seem to, is that kind show and talked about it, but no one ' m c n L A N D coroner, because of respiratory up support from six of eight House Democratic leaders of behavior consistent with his associated it with me.” and heart failure brought bn by in his bid for a full term, adding to a block of en tremendous talents? It suggests Yet the agent sued ABC and the dorsements from the party’s ranking legislative injecting cocaine and heroin into rather a pathetic instability of House Investigators for violating his veins. members. character. Many stars, like her civil rights. How did this ^ O’Neill was described as “the best hope for victory in An all-too-familiar scenario. Katharine Hepburn, Alan Alda, happen? Simple enough: An at November,” at a Capitol news conference held by six of Another star gone. Dustin Hoffman and Robert torney representing American the eight assistant majority leaders in the House. T h e bleeding heart Family Life in another lawsuit ’The governor is being challenged by House Speaker Redford, have found the Ernest Abate of Stamford for the Democratic nomina GROCERY SPECIALS FROZEJS & DAIRY sociologists of Hollywood^are wherewithal to lead rich, men slipped his business card under the already at their typewriters door of her boyfriend’s apartment in tion. Only Abate’s deputy, Robert F. Frankel of Strat tally healthy lives, despite the ford, has announced support for the speaker. again, turning out thoughtful Alexandria, Va., in mid-1980. BUMBLE BEE HOODS pressures and temptations of Backing O’Neill for his first full term as governor pieces about how drugs — es “He is the one who originally • were Reps. Chester Morgan of Vernon, Richard Balduc- RED SALMON .IS'/ioz. ORANGE JUICE • 1 celebrityhood. brought this to my attention and set pecially cocaine — are an in ■ ci of Newington, Kevin P. Johnston of of Putnam, Janet GLAD LANGE KITCHEN HOODS A tegral part of the star syndrone. Underneath all the sad up the whole — the whole case for Polinsky of Waterford, Peter Rosso of Kensington and SOUR CREAM ...... o. Z A * 1 me,” the insurance agent said GARBAOEBAGS .30ct. Already in the works are in platitudes about the suddenness Joan A. Kemler of West Hartford. of fame, about the temptations ’The group said Rep. Carrie S. Perrie of Hartford, also SUN MAID numerable magazine-length She said the attorney, Anthony an assistant majority leader, was absent because she STOUFFER’S SIDE DISHES pieces about the rise and fall of of Hollywood’s fast-lane Dilimetin, paid for her ^ptem ber- RAISINS was attending a funeral. s w e a r u f e veaeTABi.es Belushi and the part evil drugs lifestyle, the sad truth is that 1980 trip to New York. In the The other assistant majority leader. Rep. William P. MACARONI & CHEESE...... 1 2 J Belushi should have known Open forum / Readers' views presence of an American Family Candelori of New Britain, said he was not endorsing any SLICED CARROTSS TENDER played in his downfall.. PEAS. CREAM or WHOLE Isn’t it a shame, the general better. Ultimately, he is respon Life vice president, the attorney candidate at this time. SPINACH SOUFFLE . laoz.! Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 played a videotape of the ABC news “We have 42 delegates (to the Democratic State KERNEL CORN ...... ie oz. tone of these articles goes, that sible for his own death. show for her. Convention) to deliver and that’s the 20 percent t o t sweer use veoerABUts with such genius and with the The young woman’s anger is Did Dilimetin suggest, she was could provide a primary. I’m not going to decide in a CUT GREEN BEANS^UT WAX NOODLES ROMANOFF...... ,2„z ! Hollywood lifestyle comes a well founded. asked, “that you ought to file suit?” vacuum,” said Candelori. REANS or SLICED RECTS ...... leoz show after the first performance in exams for community service ’The six leaders who endorsed O’Neill were reluctant Poor criticism The insurance agent replied to predict how divisive Abate’s candidacy could be in HOWAND JOHNSON'S POTATOES AUGRATH...... i,wJ stead of just before the closing? positions? “Yes.” ; If a black or white passes the the handling of House business during the next few CLAM CHOWDER . 16 oz. HOWARb JOHNSON'S I Let our newspaper be honest in its She testified that Dilimetin help-' required test, shouldn’t that person months, but Morgan bluntly predicted “a break will sur FRIED CLAM S...... 0.' review, but also be supportive of fully identified the House in-' M A Xw eu. House get the job? Or does color really face” over the effort to repeal the unindorporated MINUreMAID I Berry's World To the Editor: Manchester’s endeavors. vestigators who appeared on the ’TV INSTANT COFFEE .IO0Z. make the difference, not qualifica business tdx Eleanor Deuel Riker show and were also sued. “Since I Abate has opposed the tax, which was the basis of APPLE JUICE The Manchester Herald’s review tion and education? 2 u r e R 680 Spring St. had no idea who had to be sued,” she O’Neill’s program to bail the state out of an $83 million SeALTeST — ALL FLAVORS of Arthur Miller’s play "A View We may need minorities in this SEVEN UP & SUGAR FRSSEVEN4IP from the Bridge” creat^ a bad im testified, “Mr. Dilimetin was infor deficit in last year’s budget. ICECREAM ...... • 1 town but should the standards be O’Neill eventually signed a compromise biU t o t pression with the word “poor” in the ming me of the proper persons that, BOUNTY (ORANOe, CORN, BLUeoeRRY) | lowered just to get them in? would be involved in the lawisuit.” : would allow the tax to be collected until repeal on Jan. 1, headline and almost kept me from Should the person who has worked 1983. However, a bill is before the Finance, Revenue and JUMBO TOWELS HOWARD JOHNSON’S TOASTIES s-7wo.i attending the Little Theater of Injustice for years to achieve be turned, away • HER ATTORNEY told us that Bonding (kmimittee to repeal the tax retroactive to last Manchester performance last because he’s not the right color? If a the insurance company purchased Jan. 1. Friday. To the Editor: requirement is residency in this depositions of the House in I am disturbed that the review / town, should we “overlook” this vestigators and lent them to him ’.; wqs concerned largely with a I know that our community does requirement to get our quota of because his client couldn’t afford. MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE criticism of the playwright and of not have many minorities working 60 Bldwell Straat minorities? / the transcripts. ■ r j irifA ronpon A r..>0 piirrhnup^ irHA roupottA' 7..TO purrhauf iirllA roiipon A ‘ 7, »0 purrhnj^j lirllh roupon 7..TO purrhaia LTM’s choice of the play rather than on our police and fire departments. Despite all this, the agent doesn’t , Manchestar, CT 06040 the performance itMlf. Coinciden If they are qualified for the job, Jane Carpenter feel she was used as a “front” for; tally, the same play has just been West Middle Turnpike Is College for Me? ! ALPO > FOLDER’S more power to them. American Family Life. And; I BEEFFLAVORED ■ I W ISK I I RAGGIES done at the Long Wharf Playhouse, But, what of the resident in this Dilimetin insists that “we absolute-,, Find Out, Determine your potential COFFEE I LAUNDRY I I DINNER I 3 a R IN D S I SANDWICH BAGS and is also being done by the Mark town who takes the required test for ly did not have a role in encouraging;; for a auccaaaful College experience I INCOUNT Twain Masquers. a position in community service and Policy on letters I 26LB.BAO I 1-LB. CAN I DETERGENT I the suit; we did not pay for legal COLLEGE PREPARATION FOR ADULTS I think Manchester is most for must pass on an above-average fees.” ’ITje jury, by the way,-took p A Non-Credit Course taught by College tunate in having such a dedicated level. If a minority can pass fhe The Henild welcomes letters to just 40 minutes to decide that the; group as LTM with its outstanding required test on a below average the editor, particularly on topics agent had no case. *' Counselors. I 99< •1.99 ill I •2.59*2.99 I I VMM Itoreh 9 ttmi Mweh 14 I *5.99 i VMM Mmh S Umi MwMi 14 of local interest. I I record. For an amateur production, level, he can still land the same joh. In a similar case involving an* 7 sessions I VMM MwMi S Umi Itareh 14 I VMM MmMi S Uni MarMi 14 "A View from the Bridge” was a Is this fair? Letters ideally should be typed Mondays, March 22-May 10 I I and should be no longer than two American Family Life agent in i^HlGHLAND PARK MKT. I HIGHLAND. PARK MKT. I J I I O H ^ D P M tK jn n . most professional performance. We are not in the "dark ages” Maryland, the company sued ABC 7-9 pm, ABCD Center (Bennet Jr. JiSUaMPASm iaLi J The scenery, as always, had an pages, double-spaced. "If only Ed Asner was president of the United where color provided more oppor The Herald reserves the right and the House investigators. Com-- High School) States, and Ronald Reagan was president of ' extra touch, and the lighting was a tunity for one person thfai the other. to edit letters in the interest of pany president John'Amos said at! ’ ^Fee$25 the Screen Actors Qulldl” work of art creating special effects. We all get the same chances for an clarity and taste. the time, “We art prepared to* FOR REGISTRATION, CALL: 646-2137 Another point; why doesn’t a daily education; why not the same answer malicious stonetlirowera' d i v n iUiH tniiiiuiiiii newspaper print a review of the requirements as far as entrance with cannon fire.” U MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs., March 11, 1982 - 9 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs.. March U, 1982 FCENTRAL Explosions rock Bird returns, Obituaries AMERICA sparks win [VENEZUELA] P age 10 Reilly of Ft. Myers; five Columbia, Peru SPORTS Home in Meriden, and at 9 a.m. at Driviilg school Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church in grandchildren and nine great Meriden. grandchildren. Paelfic By United Press International Memorial services will be con Burial will»J)e at Sacred Heart Leftist rebels detonated a car full of d ^ m it e near’ Cemetery in Meriden. ducted at Harvey Funeral Home in Ocean C O LO M B IA the Colombian presidential palace , m owner killed Friends may call at the funeral Ft. Myers, Saturday. bungled attempt to assassinate President Julio Cesar- fA * ,( home on Friday from 3 to 5 p.m. and Carl E. Johnson' ’Turbay Ayala, officials said. . . „ « on 7 to 9 p.m. Bishop bears watching Donations in memory of Carl E. In Lima, Peru, unidentified in car crash Johnson, 79, of 29 Spruce St., who ECUADOR! Annia M. Young bombs, including two near died Wednesday, may be made to ’There waS no indication the bombings Annie M. Young, 84, of 71H Funeral services will be held Trinity Covenant Church, were connected. The assault was the first on Peru s Bluefield Drive died today at Saturday at 8:15 a m. in Meriden for Manchester, or to the Manchester presidential residence in 30 years. .John C. Canevari, owner of the Manchester Memorial Hospital. She Public Health Nursing Association. _msB Turbay Ayala was at a party when the car exph^M, American Driving School of was horn in Manchester Dec. 4,1897, PERU. seriously Injuring two palace guards and ttree .V in Grand Prix tennis Manchester, who was killed in an and had been a lifelong resident. Mrs. Clara K. Raznick by, including an elderly woman, and sending sharos of automobile accident on Tuesday. Prior to her retirement, she was Mrs. Clara (Kanter) Reznick, 66, glass flying through the crowded downtown street. employed by Manchester Memorial According to State Police, of 76 Adelaide Road, died today at Leftist M-19 guerrillas, one of two groups that vowed Hospital and Cheney Brothers. She By Earl Yost Canevari was driving northbound on Manchester Memorial Hospital. She to disrupt legislaUve elections scheduled Sunday, Proceeds will enter the Routes 5 and 15 south of Hartford was a member of South United was the wife of the late Dr. Irwin Sports Editor Manchester Memorial Hospital t J u m e claimed responsibility for the car blast. during inclement weather at ap Methodist Church, the Manchester Reznick. Development Fund. “ Never will the guns and the voice of the people be Although he’s not seeded, don’t proximately 3 p.m. on Tuesday. As Grange, the Manchester Senior She was bom in Vernon and had . ^ A y a r c u c ^ Four singles matches are silenced,” an anonymous spokesman for the M-19 group overlook Ben Bishop in the New he approached the scene of an acci Citizens, and the Golden Age Club. lived in Manchester for the past 35 scheduled at 6 and 7:30 tomorrow said in telephone calls to local radio stations. England Grand Prix Tennis Touma- dent ahead he slowed, lost control of She is survived hy two daughters, years. She was a member of Temple night followed by doubles play at 9 A presidential spokesman said the dynamite was con ment this weekend at the his vehicle, and spun 180 degrees. Mrs. Elinor Y. Dodge and Mrs. Bar- Beth Sholom, Hadassah, B’nai Brith o’clock. B O U V I ^ trolled by a timing device. Other sources said the bomb Manchester Racquet Club. He collided with a Coca-Cola truck bara Young King, both of Chapter and Ellington Ridge Coun ISOUTH was timed to go off as the president returned home but. The husky pro at the East Hart Following are the singles which was traveling in the same Manchester; a brother, Ralph try Club. lAMERICA apparently malfunctioned or was mistimed. ford R a^u et Club will be one of 29 pairings: direction, and his vehicle, a 1980 Russell of Manchester; two sisters, She leaves two sons, David S. Rez UPI map Police and military authorities, in response to players in singles competition which Friday at 4:30 - Carey vs. Buick Skylark, continued across the Mrs. Margaret Therrien and Mrs. nick of Santa Monica, Calif., and election-week threats from the M-19 and the Army of gets the green light Friday after Hamilton, Januzzi vs. Waintrup, Brainard Road exit ramp, where it Evelyn Jobert, both of Manchester; Richard L. Reznick of Vernon; a National Liberation, have been hunting for arms caches noon at 4:30 when five matches will J^assone vs. Ryans, Creighton vs. came to rest. two grandsons and three great brother, Charles Kanter of Vernon; A rash of explosions rocked Bogota, Colom throughout the country. be staged. Bishop, a one-time Dabrowski, Bouquin vs. ^ ie n d ; 6- He was taken to Hartford grandchildren. a sister, Mrs. Jean Klothe of New bia. and Lima and Ayacucho, Peru, on Funeral services will be Saturday touring pro on both the American Lyons vs. Beebe, Sharton vs. Aarts, Hospital, where he was pronounced York City; and three grandchildren. Wednesday. In Bdgota, a dynamite-filled car Custer vs. Holmes, Valbuena vs. at 11 a.m. at Holmes Funeral Home, and European circuit, is out pf the dead on arrival. Funeral services will be Friday at exploded outside the presidential palace, Bishop; 7:30 - Officer vs. Juliano, 400 Main St. Burial will be at East 1 p.m. in the Chapel of Weinstein University of Miami. According to police, the driver of blowing out windows and Injuring five peo Nicaragua seeks Voikois vs. Shinn, Sargeson vs. the truck, Kevin Kellner of 4 Spruce Cemetery. ““"Mortuary, 140 Farmington Ave., While Peter Lyons will be back to Friends may call at the funeral ple. In Lima, scores of bombs rocked the X defend his title, he’s been seeded Schlottstein, Casalino vs. Bohohnon. St. in Vernon, “ did everything to Hartford. Interment will be in Tem James, Wilder and Kadesch drew home Friday from 3 to 5 p.m. and ple Beth Sholom Memorial Park, capital, including two near the president's in ’*!. only No. 5 behind John James, Phil avoid the accident-” first round byes. from 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial con Manchester. Memorial week will be ' palace. At the same time, two powerful help to stop CIA Kadesch, Val Walder and Jojui Of Canevari, who was 67, is survived Action Saturday morning starts at tributions may be made to the South observed at the home of her son, ficer. James, a native of Australia, by his wife, Mary Bellante explosions went off near homes of govern 9:30 with the finals set Sunday mor United Methodist Church Memorial Richard, 121 Greir Road, Vernon. has held a world ranking and has .Szymanszek Canevari of Meriden; a ment soldiers In Ayacucho. ning at 11:30 for singles and 1:30 for son, John Canevari of Townsend, Fund. Memorial donations may be made to MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UPI) - Nicaragua’s been up with the best on the pro doubles. Temple Beth Sholom or to the Israel political parties united in a call for worldwide support to tour. He’s now residing in Connec V t.; a daughter, Catherine Canevari ' UPI phfito The Saturday schedule runs like of Dover-Foxcroft, Me. ; a step son, Otto Modin Emergency Fund in care of the help stop a reported CIA plan to pay mercenary com ticut. this, four singles matches at both Kenneth Szymanszek of Meriden, Gtto Modin, 94, of Ft. Myers, Fla., Hartford Jewish Federation, 333 mandos to raid Nicaragua and sabotage its economy. Jordy Douglas of the Whalers tries to push rebound past Win Kadesch holds the No. 1 ranking 9:30 and 11, two quarterfinals at and two grandchildren. formerly of Manchester, died Bloomfield Ave., West Hartford. 200 beheaded “ We call on the governments of the world, political nipeg goalie Doug Soetaert during first period last night In on the current New England Lawn 12:30 and 2, four doubles matches at Funeral services are set for 8:15 Wednesday in Florida. parties and union organizations to use their good offices Tennis Assn, circuit. Walder, Of Hartford. Whalers impressed with 6-2 NHL victory. 4 with the doubles semifinals at 6. a.m. from the Smith Ruzzo Funeral He leaves a daughter, Marion to detain the U.S. economic, political and military im ficer and James will be making Leo B. Blinn Singles semifinals will be Sunday Funeral services were held Mon perialist aggression,” a communique from the San- their debuts while Kadesch was here morning at 9. BEN BISHOP day for Leo B. Blinn, 76, of in Guatemala dinista Front said Wednesday. two years ago. Firm gets certificate Newington, who died at his home on The communique from the Sandinista Front, which March 5. He was the father of. Mrs. GUATEMALA CITY (U P I) — Some 200 Indian men, toppled rightist President Anastasio Somoza in 1979^ Beverly Zerio of Manchester. women and children were found beheaded in a massacre also was signed by the Liberal Independent Party, the Old pro Keon, He also leaves a son, Leo B. Blinn that wiped out four northern villages, a Guatemalan Social Christian Party and the Socialist Party. Jr. of Newington, a brother, two newspaper reported today. Authorities do not know who Officials in Manama said the statement was in to clear land in l-park response to a Washington Post report Wednesday that sisters, and seven ghandsons. killed them. Reagan authorized $19 million for the CIA to create a Tourney stays short ones The Newington Memorial Funeral I It was the second major decapitation massacre this Thomas O'Marra, the town’s nection with a suit by Mrs. Shirley Home had charge of arrangements. year of Indians caught in the fighting between leftist commando force to operate from camps along zoning enforcement officer, has M. Segal, a Bishop Drive house The Silk Towners were ousted by Lee High guerrillas and Guatemalan armed forces. Nicaragua’s border with Honduras. sparks Whale Finals for the CIAC State Basketball Tour- issued a certificate to Green Manor owner who says the work is being of New Haven. What compounded the sad en ’The Guatemalan newspaper Prensa Libre said the The commando force, composed of up to 500 Latin nament are March 26 and 27 at Central Construction Co. to continue done in violation of the provisions of ding was the locals had to wait to be Dorothy H. Taylor killings took place Saturday in four villages in the coun American mercenaries, would destroy Nicaraguan •'I Connecticut State College’s Kaiser Hall. c le a rin g an area of land in the zoning regulations for industrial eliminated. Lee’s bus followed 1-95, not 1-91, ANDOVER - Mrs. Dorothy (Hut ty of Zacualpa in Quiche province in northwestern targets such as power plants and bridges, the Post said. "That goal got us going and gave Neither E)ast Catholic nor Manchester Manchester Industrial Park and parks. By Earl Yost and wound up in Rhode Island. Three-and-a- ton) Taylor, 69, of 101 Route 6, died CBS News later reported a CIA-directed secret com us a big lift,” acting coach John High, or probably Cheney Tech for that Thoughts behind houses bn Bishop Drive. In the past the town has not issued Guatemala. Sports Editor half hours after leaving New Haven the Elm Wednesday at Manchester Also in Quiche, Opponent Union Secretary-General mando force already is training in Honduras for Cunniff said. “ Davey’s a smart matter, will be involved on either of those The certificate was needed by the permits for the kind of work ih- ApLBNty City crew arrived. Memorial Hospital. She was the Renan Quinones said eight poll watchers from his coali operations against Nicaragua. It quoted sources as Two goals came off the stick of hockey player and we can spot him ¥ dates as the former pair have already been firm, which had been enjoined by a volved, but the judge found the per The game began 98 minutes late and the wife of the late John H. Taylor. tion “ disappeared” during the Sunday voting that the saying the CIA is footing the hill for as many as 500 com Pierre Larouche last night but old to advantage as a penalty-killer,” he g . ousted. Len Auster, Superior Court judge from doing the mit was needed in this case. question is whom did the delay affect more? She was born in Richmond, government election commission said was won by the mandoes, all Latin Americans with no U.S. citizens with pro Dave Keon’s short-handed score added. East fell Monday night to Bristol Central work until the certificate was Having issued the permit, the Herald Sportswrlter ’Hiere are arguments for both sides but it Yorkshire, England and had lived them in the field. early in the second period sparked Saturday night the Whalers trek to •i: while the Indians, unlike what their issued. town may become involved in the official candidate, Gen. Anibal Guevara. seems the home team in this case is at a dis most of her life in northern New the Whalers to a 6-2 win over Win Montreal and return Sunday night to namesakes did to General Custer, lost a The injunction was issued in con suit. advantage. Its mind is on the game complete Jersey, moving to Andover two nipeg last night at the Hatford Hart entertain Colorado, then it’s off to 'if shootout against Windham High. ly and without any outside interference. years ago. ford Civic Center. Quebec Tuesday night and home to The Eagle loss mercifully drew down the Come game time and no game what happens She leaves two sons, the Rev. ’The win snapped a seven-game un Buffalo Thursday night. curtain on a season the school would rather to the adrenalin which has been produced? Richard H. Taylor of Andover and Annual Wallcovering Sale! beaten Jet sjeein — six winsand one Greg Milieu was gn a t in goal for forget. It was the. first losing season.—ever Town finds someone CCIL champ Hall with only one loss in the The visitor, on the other hand, is concerned Douglas P. Taylor of Roselle, N.J.; tie — and was the fourth good the Whalers. Only rookie sensation (and that’s a long time) —in East’s varsity Only At regular season, fell to Xavier High in first with the bus trip. When it arrives all attention a sister, Mrs. Lucy M. Farrell of An showing the home team in two Dale Hawerchuk and Paul MacLean >•; history. round state tourney play. Xavier, Hartford is then directed at the matter at hand. dover; and five grandchildren and ties and two triumphs. were able to get the puck into the “ I said we didn’t deserve to be in any tour- Sherwin- i County Conference (HCC) tltlist by two wins Maybe Armstrong should have insisted on a one great-grandson. Keon’s score snapped a 1-1 tie and Whaler net. The Jets had 46 shots on nament and I guess we proved that to be the to paint library trim in the HCC Playoff, was fourth in the regular postponement to another day. The outcome Funeral services will be Saturday gave the Whalers a lead they never goal, 10 by Hawerchuk. Twenty of lij: case tonight,” East Coach Jim Penders Williams season at 6-4. The Falcons, 4-9 overall at one may have been the same, who knows, but the at 2 p.m. in the First Congregational relinquished in checking the Win the shots came in the third period. reflected. > It took three tries, but it looks as The first bids, opened Aug. 28, point, have won eight of nine and come on unusual delay certainly didn’t help his CJiurch of Andover. Burial will be in nipeg streak before 11,858 fans. The blend, needed for a good team, was just though the town has found someone were rejected because the town felt Stores strong. hoopsters. Laurel Grove Cemetery, Totowa, Playing in his 1,283rd NHL game, The latter and Ray Neufeld traded never there. to paint the trim on Mary Cheney they were too high. All Wallpaper Book Patterns! But if Xavier was in the CCIL it never N.J. Calling hours will be Friday the goal was the 395th in the same first period goals biefore Keon con Manchester did better than some people Library. The apparently low bid this week would have been 4 and 9— at any point of the from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Potter league for the 41-year-old veteran nected at 3:43 on the second stanu. expected. There was one in particular who Bits and pieces The low bid received this week, for supplying the town with reflec season. Funeral Home, 456 Jackson St., who has been seeing less ice time Larouche registered the next two felt the Silk Towners would win seven games East Catholic’s Saunders’ Gymnasium is 33,178.78, was submitted by Joseph tive materials for police signs was The CCIL may be among the elite statewide Willimantic. Donations may be ' Thousands of Wallpaper Patterns On Sale! Wallpapering Aids than ever. Hartford scores, both in the middle >•: — maybe. getting a new lighting system. One of the Brueckner of Hartford. $1,570.76 from Vulcan Sign'^and made to the memorial fund of the in soccer, cross country and wrestling but “ Davey’s goal was the turning period, before MacLean scored and “ We didn’t have much talent,” admitted fixtures came crashing down in a gym class At a March 9 bid opening- Stampling of Foley, Ala. U.S. Stan First Congregational Church. Special Values! again showed its behind the best on the point,” Larouche said although the Ron FVancis and hard-working Tribe Coach Doug Pearson following the 68-66 two weeks ago — no one was injur^ — and Brueckner and another bidder, dard Sign Co. of Toledo, Ohio, hid ALL WALLPAPER hardwood. latter’s proved to be the game- Garry Howatt added the fifth and tourney reversal, “ but we really came on. I many fixtures were found to be dangling. DeSimone Painting Co. of $1,669.60. 3M Co. of St. Paul, Minn., That’s just the way it is. BOOK PATTERNS! NOW SAVE winner. The former Montreal Cana sixth Whaler goals in the final canto. thought we had a good year. The kids played Manchester, submitted tie bids of bid $2,508.87. The bids are being They were removed. A contract for new EVERY on dian has now tallied 33 goals this Francis picked up two assists to well as a team.” lighting, in addtion to what remains, has been $3,300 and the town could not resolve checkeid by Maurice Pass, director Two injured i% Reg. Girls out, too Price season. go along with his goal. Manchester had that —team play —oh its or-will be signed in the near future. Good the tie. of general services. BOOK 10^50 A Roll 2 6 W o f f Keon’s fally, only his seventh of Three-star awards went to the side but another mitigating factor! as well. It Manchester girls’ hoop Coach Steve news. East was to be a site for the CIAC in accident ON SALE the year, just took the heart out of Howe brothers, Marty and Mark,' ;!•: plays in the Central Connecticut Armstrong has directed his'club to 38 wins in tourney but had to back off this year... SOME Quality Wallpaper the visitors. and Millen. Interscholastic League (CCIL). It’s no fault three years. But he doesn’t have a tourna Spring sports teams begin practice March QUANTmES • Fashionable Patterns ment win and that still remains a significant ’IV o Manchester men suffered LIMITED Water Box ^ but its own blit the CCIL in basketball is well 22. Good Samaritan hurt To Fit Every target. minor injuries Wednesday morning below the top level statewide. when the cars they were driving Decorating Style collided at the intersection of East • Beautiful Styles Dea replaces Maxner when struck by car Center and Parker streets, police For Every Ftoom In ■1% 9 9 , ! said today. Your Home Vinyl Wallpaper A cab driven by Louis S. 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Norris, whose family has were treated at Manchester after illegal stick noted Ridge St. is listed in satisfactory oncoming car, driven by Edward C. » r ’ Selection Including in with a miraqie system that’s owned the Red Wings for 50 years, Memorial Hospital and released, a Clear Corner defeat condition, a hospital spokesman^ Papandrea Jr., 20, of Ellington, he Exclusive Patterns going to make us (get) in the reportedly was frustrated with the hospital spokesman said. Guard Protector said. was struck by it. Found Only At (4 foot length) playoffs,” Dea said Wednesday. recent misfortunes of a team once By Tony Favia cut it further with four minutes left. period, after Gillies notched his Cavagnaro had stopped his car on No other injuries were reported in SherwinWilliams Stores "A ll I ’m going to do is try and get considered the best in the NHL. “ This is a real comeback for us 35th. DALLAS (U P I) — Only seqond- UPI Sports Writer Pine Street near Arch Street the incident or in the two car acci the players to work for me.” “ Bruce has recently been and something we’ve really worked Black Hawks 7, Maple Leafs 6 seeded Andrea Jaeger escaped an Tuesday about 7 p.m. where a two- dent. Papandrea was charged with (All wallcoverino packaged indouble Reg. *2.29149 The Wings, mired in last place frustrated by the fact he doesn’t T h e Philadelphia Flyers’ for for a long time,” Quinn said. At Toronto, Chicago defenseman upset-plagued second round of a car accident had just occurred, misuse of marker . plates and and triple rolls) I each with a 18-39-12 mark and very likely think he can turn this thing around,” "veterans” committee struck again The tie enabled the Flyers to stay Doug Wilson and center Tom Lysiak $^,000 women’s, tennis tournament police said. operating a motor vehicle without Fire Calls to miss the playoffs for the KHh time said Detroit Hockey Club Vice Wednesday night. within two points of the Rangers in scored two goals and an assist each that saw three other seeded players Cavagnaro got out of his car and insurance. He is scheduled to appear in 11 years, host the New York President Lincoln Cavalieri. “ We’re The Flyers teve an informal com the battle for second place and to deal a critical blow to the Maple fall to defeat. was going to direct traffic around in court March 23. Rangers tonight. not a very good hockey club.” mittee, consisting of chairman Bill home-ice advantage in the first Leafs’ hopes of grabbing a playoff Wednesday, 12:06 p.m. —Medical Save on Beautiful Save On Our Trim Enamel and Ceiling Paint! General Manager Jimmy Skinner, Maxner’s job security bad been in The Lincolnshire, 111., pro soundly Barber, Reggie Leach, Bobby round of the playoffs. spot and lengthen Toronto's winless call, 30B McGuire Lane (Town). whipped Anne White of St. Window Fashions! after announcing Maxner’s dis doubt recently. Last month Skinner Clarke and Jim Watson, whose func New York took a 2-0 first period string to eight games. The Leafs’ Wednesday, 4:09 p.m. —Boiler Petersburg, Fla-,, 6-3, 6-2, missal, said the Red Wings still confirmed that he had approached tion it is to make sure the sticks of lead on Mark Pavelich’s 28th goal Terry Martin had a hat trick and room fire, Cheney Brothers Mills Wednesday even though her right Dog litter costs $25 “ have a chance” to make the former Philadelphia Flyers coach opposing teams conform to league and Don Maloney’s 16th, but Brian Miroslav Frycer had three assists' (Town). leg was taped and she limped slight playoffs this year and thinks a Fred Shero about taking over the regulations. Before Wednesday, Propp’s 42nd .and 43rd tied it for against Tony Esposito. Wednesday, 9:04 p.m. —False Perfect Touch™ ly between points. coaching change may "turn the team. Shero admitted he was in they had charged players with il Philadelphia in the second. Mike Penguins 7, Capitals 2 Failure to clean up after your dog Department. alarm, Box 25 (Town). Custom Woven Jaeger said the injury was “ a pain team around.” terested in returning to the NHL, legal sticks 10 times and been vin Rogers then put in his 31st and 32nd, At Landover, Md., Mike Bullard can result in a $25 fine, the Health ’ ’Owners of dogs and other Today, 5:55 a.m. —Standby, Hart Woods which started in the sliin and went The decision to fire Maxner marks . but nothing ever came of it. dicated nine times. both set up by Maloney, to give the scored twice in the second period Department reminds residents. animals are required by law to ford Fire Department (Town).*' • Over 1(X) Colors up the leg, and now it’s in the and Patterns the 14th coaching change the team Against the Rangers in New York, Rangers a 4-2 lead before Rob during a fourgoal burst that lifted “ Numerous citizens have remove and properly dispose of groin.” has made in the last 14 years. they made it 10 of 11. Barber pointed McCIanahan made it 5-2 in the third. Pittsburgh to its third straight win. expressed concern for the lack of their animals’ feces,” Salcius said. Third and fourth seeds Sylvia Maxner, 38, a native of Halifax, Amendola out an illegal curvature in Andre In other games, the New York Kings 3, Oilers 2 common courtesy shown by people “ Disposal can be done by scooping Hanika and Bettina Bunge were up Nova Scotia, was in his second Dore’s stick with two minutes left, Islanders tied Minnesota 4-4, Hart At Inglewood, Galif., Greg Terrion who fail to properly dispose of dog the droppings into,a plastic bag dr Sludge mess set in their second round matches on S a v e 3 0 ‘ ‘ ^ . season behind the Red W ings’ and 40 seconds later Ron ford topped Winnipeg 6-2, Pittsburgh scored the winning goal with 1:53 feces "deposited* on sidewalks and other waterproof container and dis at Central the Dallas stop of the Avon aeries of Levolor* 1-in bench. He was summoned from the Flockhart’s goal rescued a 5-5 tie for routed Washington 7-2, Chicago left in the second period to give Los playgrounds,” said John Salcius, a carding it in a garbage can for Continued from page one tennis tounuments. Metal Blinds Red Wings’ Adirondack farm club the Flyers in a crucial Patrick Divi edged Toronto 7-6, Ix>s Angeles Angeles Kings the victory. Los sanitarian with the town Health scheduled pick up.” N E W BRITAIN (UPI) - Catherine Tanvier, a 16-yearoId decision and when it is one for • Over 200 last year to take over the coaching sion stowdown. squeaked by Edmonton 3-2, and Buf Angeles drew 16,(X)5 fans for their* Style Perfect* Latex Ceiling Paint - Interior Bonaventure “ Buddy” Amendola, a J'rench player, defeated West jSeri policy-making directors. Styhsh Colors duties for the fired Ted Lindsay. "W e got a good thing going with falo blasted Vancouver, 7-4. first sellout of the season as they Satin Enamel Rat Latex AQQ defense football coordinator at Yale niany’s Hanika, 7-6, 4-1. Hanika He points to the lack of full staff in Maxner joined the Red Wings in this,” smirked Barber, who helped Islanders 4, North Stars 4 handed the Oilers their third (Bliwlhdpw • 707 Stylish Colore • The All Purpose Coating ' University, has been named head retired with a groin injury. public works during the time the inslaHatton extra) Reg.M4.Woel. Reo M4-99gal. W the summer of I960 as coach of the set up Flockhart’s 30th goal. "N ow At Bloomington, Minn., Clark straight loss. Marcel Dionne and PZC lacks a quorui coach at Central Connecticut State Andrea Temesvari, a IS-yearold problem was developing and the Adirondack Red Wings, DetrMt's College. it’s spreading through the league, Gillies’ second goal of the game, a Dave Taylor also scored for the Sale ends March 28 pro from Budapest, Hungary, and even if we'can’t find a guy with 40-foot blast with less than six Kings. Wayne Gretzky, now with 187 The Planning and Zoning Commis reschedule the workshop. The deci whole interim setup as one cause of ^ top farm club. Before joining the " I was ready to move up to a head defeated fourth-seeded and 10th- an illegal stick, it makes people play minutes to play, salvaged a point for points, set up both Eklmonton goals. sion failed to,get a quorum at a sion will be made at the com the confusion. "It fell through the' Red Wings; Maxner coached the coaching job, and Central was just ranked Bunge of Coral Gables, Fla., with sticks they don’t want to use.” the Islanders. The tie extended New Sabres 7, Canucks 4 meeting Wednesday night and thus mission’s regularly scheduled holes,” he said. Windsor Spitfires of the Ontario perfect,’’ Amendola said 7-5. 6^. York’s unbeaten streak to nine At Vancouver, British Columbia, postponed it workshop on the meeting Monday. D e^ite the discord and the odor Major Junior Hockey League for Wednesday after the announcement. Philadelphia Coach Pat Quinn, who said the "com m ittee” noticed games and Minnesota’s to 10. The Gilles Hamel and Robert Mongrain, housing aspect of the town’s master ’The workshop was to have conce^ created by the Manebester/Mat- lUNGHESTEl 981 MAM ST. 6 4 3 ^ 3 6 more than five years. "Besides, I ’m a lifelong Connecticut SherwIrvWilllams Dore’s stick in the first period, was North Stars’ Steve Payne got two both playing in their first game plan. trated on housing recomm endatiw tabassett mixup, it appears the two Charoa Plans Maxner was named the Detroit guy.” S p o r jt s S la t e more proud of the fact that his team goals, Dlno' Ciccarelli scored his since being recalled from the from an advisory committee to the parties can agree on a binding, Available coach on Nov. 24, I960, replacing Amendola, a member of the Yale e m u b , s t a t e u n e p u iz a had come back from a 5-2 deficit, on Slst, and Neal Broten’s 32nd set a American Hockey League, each Those who did show up for the commission, from a special housing policeable arrangement. Both say 745-5814 Lindsay. Under his guidance, the football staff since 1966, will replace Thursday the road, with 8Vk minutes left in the NHL record for American-born scored two goals to lead Buffalo. meeting decided to wait until Mon panel, and from the staff of the they do not disagree on on important Red Wings have compiled a record Bill Lolka wiw retired after 18 years Class M Region I , Cheney Teeh vs. Norwich Tech at game. Oarfce fed Lepch for his 26th players. Mike Bossy’s 55th made it The victory snapped a five-game day before deciding when to Planning Department. parts of the arrangement. of 34-66^27. as head coadi at Central Connec winless streak for the Sabres. Detroit has 48 points and only the ticut. Norwich Free Academy, 6i30 goal to make it 5-3 and Ilkka Sinisalo 4-3 with 23 seconds left in the second 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., March 11, 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., March 11. 1962 - 11 Punch up*S6t UConn, .Jockson ond ChondlGr Scorcbosrd PHOENIX (KT:)' Scott 5 14 11. Robinson 7 6-7 20, Kelley 3 04 6. M acy 3 44 11. Johnson 7 44 18. Davis 12 4-r a , Nance 0 04 0. Kram er 3 new Hqll of Famers Basketball 04 6. J. Cook 2 1-5 5. T o U ls 42 20-29 105. Perno blasts refs N E W J E R S E Y (113) B. Willliams 7 1-2 L5. King 5 04 10. Elmore 5, 04 10. R. Williams 9 7-7 25. TAMPA, FLA. (UPI) - A player Dodgers and Vlc_Willis, a turn-of- was instrumental in negotiating ear “ Some of his ideas were very Walker 3 f.4 11. O'Koren' 6 2-2 14. D. ting the game-winning layup with 46 and they thought they were doing a DAYTON, Ohio (U P I) — Dayton but missed a one-and-one, settjng who excelled at bunting and a com the-century pitcher with the Braves ly TV contracts for baseball and also sound,” said Gabe Paul, president Cook 5 24 13. Bailey 1 1-2 3. Lacey 2 04 the stage for Chaptnan’s game-tying seconds left. good job. But in the end, they 4. Gminski 0 2-2 2 , Birdsong 3 04 6 Coach Don Donoher doesn’t mind if missioner who consistently hit the and Pirates. helped in breaking down baseball’s of the Cleveland Indians and a T o U ls 46 2041 113. Connecticut coach Dom Pemo swallowed their whistles.” his star guard Kevin Conrad absorbs charity tosses. long ball in bis efforts to improve Regarded by many baseball peo color barrier by encouraging member of the Veterans Com Phoenix 25 27 24 29-lOr. blasted the officials, saying they lost NA'nONAL BASKETTBALL ASSOC. New Jersey 29 31ffl2f»-ll3 a punch or two if the outcome is the After the free throws, the Flyers Chapihan topped the Flyers in the game were elected to the ple as the finest hunter in the Branch Rickey of the Brooklyn mittee. “ I think if he’d been there control of the game. By United Press International Three-point goals—Macy. Cook. Total same as it was Wednesday night. turned the ball over on a traveling scoring with 21 points, while Mike baseball Hall of Fame Wednesday game’s history, Jackson played for Dodgers to sign Jackie Robinson to long enough it (a change In the Eastern Conference fouls—Pnoenix 21, New Jersey 26. “ I have always maintained that an Atlantic Division Technicals — Phoenix Coach Bianchi. Conrad was slugged by the call with 12' seconds left but the Kanieski added 17 and McNally con by the Veterans Committee. the Giants from 1922-36 and com a major league contract in 1947. reserve clause) would have come. If Huskies were unable to capitalize on official does not win or los« a game W L Pet. GB Fouled out—R. W illiam s. Walker. A— University of Connecticut’s Karl tributed 10. Mike McKay and Chuck ’Travis Jackson, the shortstop on piled a lifetime batting average of “ It’s got to be the Robinson thing they (the owners) bad listened to Boston 46- L<) .754 - 13393. for a team. I guess I found I was Hobbs in the waning seconds of the possession, missing four field Aleksinas paced the Huskies with 16 manager John McGraw’s outstan .291. He also was a standout defen that got me elected,” said (handler, him, we would have had a more Philadelphia 44 17 .721 2 wrong. The University of Dayton did N ew Jersey 33 30 .524 14 regulation play in a first-round goal attempts as time ran out. and 13 points respectively. ding New York Giants’ teams of the sive player with a strong throwing 83, when reached at his Versailles, relaxed reserve clause and we Washington 28 31 .475 17 CHICAGO (101) not l^at the University of Connec National Invitation Tournament The Huskies held a 75-72 advan 1920s and 1930s, and A.D. “ Happy” arm. Ky., home. “ For 24 years, my wouldn’t have the problem we have N ew York 29 35 .453 18>/i Greenwood 10 04 20. Kenon 2 04 4, ticut tonight, those three gentlemen Central Division G ilm ore 9 5-6 23. Lester 5 2-2 12, Theus 4 game, resulting in a technical foul tage with 1:44 left in the overtime. The Flyers, 20-8, now advance a Chandler, baseball’s second com “ He was the best hunter I ever predecessor. Judge Landis, wouldn’t now.” Milwaukee 42 20 .877 — , 34 11. Sobers 4 94 17. Woolridge 1 2-2 4. against Hobbs and his ejection from But the Flyers came back with Mike (officials) did. second-round game Monday night at missioner, were named to the Hall saw,” said A1 Lopez, a Hall of let anybody play if they were black. Indiana 29 34 .400 13^ Jpnes 3 0-1 6. Jackson 2 04 4, uietrick 0 the contest. Riechert tipping in a misked shot 20 “ The officials lost control of the Illinois. Connecticut ended the Atlanta 27 32 .458 13Vk 04 0. T o U ls 40 21-23 101 of Fame by the 16-member Veterans Fam er and a m em ber of the In January of 1947 the owners voted Chandler was firad as com MILWAUKEE (98> game and they were inconsistent Detroit 27 35 .435 15 Dayton’s Roosevelt Chapman seconds later and Sean McNally hit season with a 17-11 slate. Committee. Veterans Committee. “ He had sort 15-1 not to I ^ Jackie Robinson play, missioner in 1951 after a group of Chicago 25 37 .403 17 Ma. Johnson 7 l-2 15, Mi. Johnson 5 04 calm ly sank two free throws Cleveland 13 46 .220 27V^ 10. Calchings 1 04 2. Buckner 3 04 6. They will be officially inducted of a hitch when be swung and he’d so when that thing was over Rickey owners, led by Lou Perini of Boston Moncrief 9 64 24. Bndgeman 6 2-2 14. following the technical to tie the Western Conference into the Cooperstown, N.Y., shrine, hitch and drop that ball down the came down’and told, me ‘I can’t do and Del Webb of tte New York Midwest Division Winters 6 64 19. Crompton 0 04 0. Lister 0 04 0. May 3 04 6. Cummings 0 04 0. score at 67-67 and send the contest along with outfielders Hank Aaron third base line. It was impossible to this unless I have your support.” Yankees, organized against him. W L Pet. CB into overtime. The Flyers went on to San Antonio 38 23 .823 - Lanier 1 04 2. Totals 41 15-19 96 and Frank Robinson, on Aug. 1. detect. He was also a great “ 1 said “ Branch, I have to meet my They were angry at Chandler for his Houston 36 27 .565 3Mi Chicago 26 22 2726-101 post a 76-75 victory over the Aaron, baseball’s all-time home ran shortstop. He had a tremendous maker some day and I don’t want to investigating into their business af Denver 32 » 516 6>>i Mlwaukee 26 1531 26- 96 Huskies. king, and Robinson, the only man D alU s 21 41 .339 17^ Three-point goal—Winters, Fouled out— arm. He and Glenn Wright were the tell him I didn’t let this boy play fairs and also because he asked to Kansas City 21 42 333 18 Gilm ore. T o U l fouls—Chicago 26. M il “ We caught a tremendous break ini trounce LIU ever to win Most Valuable Player two best shortstops I ever saw. because be was black. ’That might have his contract extended two U U h 19 42 .311 19 waukee 28. Technical—Milwaukee (zone). Pacific Division A-10.819, (on the technical),’’ said Donoher. honors in both leagues, were elected During his IS-year career, not be a satisfactory answer. You years before it was up for renewal. “ We’ll just keep working that play Los Angeles 42 20 .877 — last January by the Baseball Jackson hit .300 or better in a season bring him in and I ’ll approve the Seattle 40 21. .656 V/a The previous Assembly Hall where Kevin takes punches.” By Ira Kaufman Dayton next Monday night in a Writers Association of America. six times, reaching a high of .339. in contract transaction from Montreal Chandler’s most p u b lic !^ mo Golden SU te 35 27 .565 7 record for most points by an Illinois Phoenix 34 27 .567 7Vi The Huskies were leading 67-65 and UPI Sports Writer second-round game. 1930. He played in four World Series to Brooklyn.’” m ent cam e In 1947 when he Wednesday's College Basketball Results team was 121 in 1965, and the NIT Portland 31 29 .517 10 By United Press International running down the clock with about “ We live by the sword and we die It took two rounds of voting to get with the Giants. Jackson, 78, Chandler also helped to settto the suspended Dodgers’ manager Leo San D iego 16 46 358 26 For 29 games. Long Island Univer record broken was held by Marshall 40 seconds left in regulation when ' by the sword,” said LIU Coach Paul Jackson and Chandler e le c t^ over currently lives in Waldo, Ark. “ Mexican Revolution” by granting Durocher for one yedr for alleged National InviUtion Tournament sity proved it knew how to score (W.Va.), which scored 119 against Conrad was whistled for fouling Lizzo, whose Blackbirds led the na much other luminaries as Glenn Chandler, a former governor of ammesty to all players who jumped ties to gamblers. Chandler, First round Hobbs. After play had stopped, the points. On Wednesday night, the tion in scoring this season. “ Illinois Nebraska in 1967. Wednesday's Results Purdue 72. Western Kentucky 65 Wright, a shortstop for the Kentucky, served as baseball com- to the Mexican L ^ g u e in the late however, failed to gain the full sup Illinois 126. Long Island U. 78 two players apparently bumped into ■Blackbirds displayed a remarkable The 126 points also was the most Boston 121, Indiana 100 took us out of our game plan. We Pittsburgh Pirates in the 1920s ancU^missioner from 1945-51, succeeding 1940s. In addition, he had some in port of the owners over the suspen New Jersey 113, Phoenix 106 Dayton 76. Connecticut 7fi. OT facility for giving them up. by any major college team in post Texas A&M 60. Lamar 58 each other just before Hobbs ,, were awed. I hope we see Illinois in 1930s; Phil Rizzuto, a shortstop for the legendary Judge Kenesaw novative ideas as to how to modify sion and public sentiment weighed Philadelphia 134. Golden State 114 Illinois shattered several scoring Denver Detroit 113 Washington 66, Brigham Young 63 slugged the Dayton guard. . J, the Final Four.” season play, NIT or NCAA. the New York Yankees from 1941- Mountain Landis. NAIA Playoffs records, including the major college the reserve clause but never got to heavily against him. Both factors Dallas 104, Portland IIB The officials ruled Hobbs’ action So does senior guard Perry 56; Walter Alson, former m an ger A man of innovative ideas and follow up on them before he was undoubtedly contributed to bis even Chicago 101, Milwaukee 96 Second round UPI photo mark .for most points by a team in The Iliini, 18-10, who took third Thursday’s Games Wis. Eau-Claire 91. St. Thomas Aquinas an intentional flagrant technical Range, whose career-high 28 points of the Brooklyn and Los Angeles strong moral principles. Changer fired in 1951. tual downfall. iN Y ) 77 post-season play, in crushing the place in the NIT in 1980, used a (All Times EST) foul, giving the Flyers two free led six Illinois players in double Utah at Atlanta, 7:36 p.m. Hampton Inst. (V a ) 63. Cent. Washing throws and the ball. Blackbirds 126-78 in an opening- figures. devastating fastbreak and a decided Phoenix at Cleveland. 8:10 p.m. ton 49 Dayton's Sean McNally and Connecticut’s Corny Thompson try Biola (Calif) 62, Quin<^ (III) T4 Connecticut’s Vernon Giscombe, round game in the National Invita height advantage to dominate the Kansas City at San Diego, 10:30 p.m. to come up with loose ball In last night’s NIT game In Dayton. “ They were quick, but we can run < ^ Friday's Games Henderson St. (A rk i TO. Moorhead St. tion Tournament. With the lopsided (M inn) 61 who was inserted in the lineup for too,” Range said. “ We can run with Blackbirds from the opening tap, Boston at New Jersey Home team won, 76-75, in overtime. So. Carolina-Spartanburg 63. St M ary’s the elected Hobbs, went to line first victory, IlKnois will play host to anybody.” opening a 65-29 halftime bulge. Indiana at Washington Rookie Golden State at Detroit T3 Basketball Seattle at Milwaukee Kearney St, (N eb i 77. Hanover (Indi 76 Denver at Houston Saginaw Valley 67. Southern Tech 61 Portland at San Antonio Western Oregon 63. Briar Cliff (Iowa) ‘Proving they’re best in the league’ No apologies North Carolina plans Training catcher Chicago at Los Angeles Camp National InviUtion Tournament AUSTIN, Texas (U P I) - Despite P O R T L A N D (102) By United Press International being fired bv the University of delivers SENIOR Gross 5 24 12. Harper 7 0 4 i 14. (All Times EST) Bird and Celtics healthy no changes for NCAA Thompson 6 5-0 17, Paxson 8 44 20. Texas, the acid-tongued Abe Lemons Robert Lee pumped in 46 points Ransey 2 0-2 4. Valentine 1 24 4, Kunert First Round with the reputation as college Notes and Mike Hazard added 36 as Irish 0 (K) 0, Lam p 4 0 ^ 8, Bates 6 5-7 23. March 9 FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla, Verhoeven 0 (M 0. Totals 42 18-30 102. Oklahoma 81, Oral Roberts 73 basketball’s leading humorist has no By United Press International the anticipated thrilling finish Agency nipped Sportsman Cafe, 96- March 10 By Mike Tully Coach Bill Fitch. “ Once you get New Jersey clipped Phoenix 113-105, (U P I) — Brad Gulden, bidding for D A LLA S (104) apologies for his style. deteriorated into a listless stretch of 97, last night at Bennet. Don Carlos Bristow 5 04 10. Vincent 7 9-10 23, Purdue 72. Western Kentucky knocked down, and grab a rebound, Chicago shad^ Milwaukee 101-98 the job as backup catcher, knocked Illinois 126. Long Island *U. TO UPI Sports Writer Southwest Conference’s basket ’The No. 1 college basketball team “ keep-away” basketball. netted 30 markers, Jeff Gott 22, Cooper 7 04 14. Davis 5 2^ 12. Turner 0 it's o v e r " and Dallas nipped Portland 104-102. in the nation finds itself on the in a p air o f runs, and Dave 1-2 1. Blackman 10 24 22. Nimphius 0 04 Dayton 76. Connecticut 75. OT ball coaches said Wednesday they Steve C3)otiner 17 and Tom Tucker 0. Aguirre 7 04 14. Spanarkel 2 44 8. Texas A&M 60, Lamar 54 Both Larry Bird and the Boston “ Larry showed the pro he really is Sixers 134, Warriors 114 Smith said he had received about Revering, hoping to win a place in were sorry to .hear of Lemons’s defensive even before the opening 80 letters praising the Tar Heels for and Rick Haydasz 14 apiece for Totals 43 16-23 104. Washington 66, Brigham Young 63 Celtics look too healthy for the rest in the second half,” added Celtics’ At Philadelphia, Maurice Cheeks tap of the NCAA Tournament. . the crowded Yankee first base situa Portland 29 22 25 26-102 Man^ 11 firing. Even Arkansas coach Eddie Sunday’s play and 30 condemning Smith impresses Herzog Sportsman. Dallas 21 20 31 32 104 (home teams listed first) of the league. forward M.L. Carr. “ One of the scored 18 points and handed out 10 tion, rapped two singles and a dou Sutton, involved in the most recent North Carolina, 27-2, which lost to them, adding that the critical letters Fogarty Bros, outgunned Donato’s Fouled out—Cooper. Total fouls— G eorgia (16-11 )-Tem ple (19-7), 7:30 p.m, “ Bird looked like he was injured hardest things to do is come back assists to give the 76ers their fourth ble Wednesday night to lead New Rutgers (194)-Iona (244). 8 p.m. controversy stemming from Indiana in the NCAA Tournament' all had Virginia postmarks. Lounge, 92-83. Carlie Hunt popped Portland 26. Dallas 21. A-8385. for three minutes — he missed two from an injury.” straight victory and 14th in the last York to its first win of the spring, 3-1 Bradley i21-10)-Amerilan (214). 6 p.m. Lemons’ remarks, was sympathetic final last season, is the top-ranked In the other Eastern Regional By United Press International At Yuma, Ariz., Tim Flannery’s home 20 markers. Curt LeDoyt 18, Nevada-Las Vegas Il94)-Murray St. shots," Indiana Coach Jack Maxwell had at least 20 points for 17 games. World Free had 19 points over the Texas Rangers. (20-7). ll:0f. p.m. to Lemons’ plight. team in the country and the No. 1 Thursday, No. 19 Wake Forest, 20-8, two-out °10th-inning single scored Dave Lewis and Brace LeDoyt 15 McKinney said wryly Wednesday the fifth game in a row, along with- and Bernard King 16 to lead Golden Once again, the Yankee pitchers March 12 After learning Tuesday of his seed in the East Regional. The Tar faces Old Dominion, 18-11. In the St. Louis manager Whitey Herzog Rick Lancellotti with the only run of apiece and Frank Morse 12 for D E N V E R (124) Louisiana State (14-13)-Tulane (174). night after watching Bird return five assists and seven rebounds. State, which had won five of its last i were impressive. Gene Nelson firing at the hands of the univer Heels, who begin play Saturday in said Wednesday he has been im the gam e and fiv e San Diego English 10 1-2 21. Vandeweghe 11 84 7:30 p.m. six games. Mideast Regionals in Nashville, Fogarty’s. John Luccis had 23 30, Issel 13 9-10 36. McKinney 5 5-5 L5. Richmond (IB-lO)-Maryland (15-12). 7:30 from a five-game absence and lead Robert Parish added 21 for the Charlotte against the winner of pressed with newly acquired pitchers held California to two hits. pitched a perfect first three innings sity’s athletic council, Lemons was Tenn., Indiana, 18-9, faces R o l«rt Points, Tom Meggers 19, Bill Pardo Dunn 1 04 2, Higgs 1 2-2 4. Gondrezick 2 p.m. the Boston Celtics to a 121-100 deci Nuggets 124, Pistons 113 Thursday night’s James Madison- to gain the victory and his 3-6 7. R ay I 04 2. Thompson 4 04 8, bitter but defended his high-flung Morris, 17-12, and 14th-ranked Ken shortstop Ozzie Smith’s de^re to Juan Ehchelbet’ger and Tim LoUar 18 and Tony Donato 10 for Donato’s. Syracuse (15-12)-St, P e te r’ s (204). 8 sion. “ He’s as tough as ever. But the At Pontaic, Mich., Dan Issel Ohio State game, won the Atlantic work during the early spring held California without a bit through successor, Mike Morgan, pitched Hordges 0 04 0. Totals 48 ffi-34 124. p.m verbal form in his usual manner. tucky, 22-7, takes on M iddle D E T R O IT (113) Virginia Tech (18-10i-Fordham (18-10), Celtics are tough without him. scored 35 'points and Kiki Coast Conference Sunday by beating training sessions. one-hit ball over the next three. The Carr 4 04 8, T rb u ck a 8 9-14 25. “ I didn’t get to talk to the ones Tennessee, 21-7. In the Midwest the first six innings. 8 p,m. They're proving to everyone they're Vandeweghe added 30 for Denver, Virginia. “ He’s doing something extra ■At Phoenix, Ariz., Mike Tyson lone T e u s run came off Goose Laim beer 6 24 14. Thomas 10 4-5 25, Clemson (14-13(-Mississippi (17-11), 8 who did it,” Lemons told reporters. Regionals at Tulsa, Okla., Houston, IVfiDCET Johnson 4 1-1 9. Jones 6 04 12. Hayes 1 the best in the league.” which battled from an early 11-point But what price victory? every day — extra hitting, extra drove in three runs with a bases- Gossage in the ninth on an error and p.m. “ The athletic director just came in 21-7, opposes Alcorn State, 22-7, and A1 Smith and Matt Vaughn each 44 6. L ee 0 2-2 2, T yler 5 04 10, Benson San Diego SUte (204)-CUl-Irvine (224), Bird, making his first appearance 'Larry showed deficit. Kelly Tripucka and Isiah “ We are not going to change the ground balls,” Herzog said. “ He loaded double in a fourrun sixth in a pair of singles. 1 04 2. Totals 45 22-34 113. and said T v e got some bad news. Marquette, 21-8, faces Evansville, had 7 points and Shawn Adams 10:T. p.m. since missing five games with a Thomas led Detroit with 25 points way we play even though some of really wants to improve and why ning in leading the Chicago Cubs to a The game also marked the Denver « 35 31 22 36-124 You are fired.’ 23- 6, In the West Regionals at Detroit 34 23 28 28-113 Second Round broken cheekbone, tossed in 21 apiece while Billy McKinney added Yankee debut of Ken Griffey, who, added 4 as the Knicks stopped the the Pro he is’ “ I am kind of crusty. What you you here might think we should,” Logan, > Utah, Southern Cal, 19-8, not? Look at the money he’s going to 9-6 victoiy over the Oakland A ’s. TTiree-point goal—Thomas. Fouled out— . I sites and sU rlin g tim es T B A ) points and Cedric Maxwell, who 14 for the Nuggets. as designated hitter, singled in his Spurs, 18-13, in the regular season Jones, Lee. Total fouls—Denver 33, March 14-U’- need to do is keep your head down North Carolina Coach Dean Smith faces No. 15 Wyoming, 22-6, and make. If I was a player. I ’d be out The Cubs’ Mel Hall went 4-for-5, picked up much of the slack with Nets 113, Suns 105 first at-bat in the second inning and- finale for both clubs last night at Detroit 31. Technicals—Detroit Coach lllinois (18-10) vs. Dayton (204) and keep your mouth shut and you told sports writers Wednesday. “ I there at 6 a.m. every day.” drove in two runs and scored three Robertson, Lee. A—4,162. Washington (194) vs. Texas A & M (19- Bird out, added 20 to lead Boston to At Blast Rutherford, N.J., Ray 17th-ranked West Virginia, 26-3, Mahoney Center. Mo Moriarty (6) M.L. Carr don’t want them to feel guilty by Smith will make his first official times. came around to score the first 10 ) will stay around a long time. Abe takes on North Carolina A&T, 19-8. and Ron Cote (4) led the Spurs. TTie a season-high ninth straight victory. Williams scored 25 points and Buck winning with our delay game appearance in a St. Louis Cardinals’ At Sun City, Ariz., Mark Brouhard Yankee run. Purdue (15-13) vs. Rutgers-lona winner. Lemons can’t do that. On Friday, in the East Regionals Bulls whipped the Lakers, 36-14. Oklahoma (20-10) vs. San Diego State- Bird played six minutes in the Williams added 15 points and 12 because that is something we do uniform today in the team’s exhibi hit two homers and Ned Yost drove “ It was a total shock to me. If at Uniondale, N.Y., St. Joseph’s, 25- Bruce Rosenberg had 10 points, Tom G O LD EN S TA TE (114) Cal-Irvine winner. first half, scoring one point and mis rebounds for the Nets. Walter Davis very well. Their (Tar Heel players) tion opener against Houston. in three runs to lead the Milwaukee Smith 2 04 4. King 7 2-4 16, Carroll 6 LSU-Tulane winner vs. Nevada-La^ they had told me I had been elected 4, faces Northeastern, 22-6, and St. Carlson 7 and Marcus Mateya 6 for Vegas-Murray State winner. sing all four field goal attempts. In Celtics. Nate Archibald sat out his had a game-high 28 points for p a l is to win — my goal as a coach Smith, acquired from the San Brewers to a 15-5 victory over the 2-3 14. Gale 2 04 4, F ree 6 7-10 19, Short governor of Texas it couldn’t have John’s, 20-8, takes on Pennsylvania, 6 04 12, Romar 3 04 6, Brown 7 03 14. Syracuse-St, Peters winner vs. Bradley- the second ’half he scored 14 points in 11th straight game with a wrist in Phoenix while Truck Robinson ife defends the Bulls. Jeremy Dieterie netted 6 shocked me more.” is to help them win the best I can.” 17-9. In the Mideast Regionals at In Diego Padres last month in San Francisco Giants. Brouhard hit Williams 3 1-2 7, Hassett 2 04 4, American winner. the third quarter and six more in the jury. chipped in 20 and Dennis Johnson 18. points and John Melesko 3 for the MclDowell 1 04 2, Parker 6 04 12. Totals Richmond- Maryland winner vs. After joking that he might change Against the Cavaliers, the Tar exchange for shortstop Garry his first homer, a two-run shot, in Bulls 101, Bucks 98 > dianapolis, North Carolina State, 22- Lakers. 51 12-22 114. Georgia-Temple winner. fourth before leaving with 4:36 left Clem Johnson led Indiana with 20 Heels went to the stall with a one- Templeton, will lead off In the Car the third and stretched the Brewers Virginia Tech-Fordham winner vs. jobs and become an astronaut. 9, opposes Tennessee-Chattanooga, t Lauderhill Final standings: Bulls 12-2, Bucks PHILADELPHIA (134) and Boston with a 108-91 lead. He points, while Tom Owens added 16 At Milwaukee, Rickey Sobers point lead and eight minutes to play. dinals’ lineup against the Astros in E rving 5 3-4 13, B. Jones 6 2-4 14. C. Clemson-Mississippi winner. Lemons vowed to rem ain in 26-3, and Southwestern Louisiana, lead to 6-2. He hit his other homer in had eight rebounds and three assists and Billy Knight 15. It was the se scored 17 points, 13 in the final Cocoa, Fla. 10-4, Rockets 95, Knicks 95, Celtics Jones r0 4 14. Hollins 8 04 16. Cheeks 8 coaching. Virginia Coach Terry Holland 24- 7, squares off against Tennessee, the seventh. 2-3 18, Bantom 4 1-4 9, Toney 5 2-2 12. Quarterfinals in 23 minutes. cond straight loss for the Pacers, quarter, to help extend the Bucks’ 6-8, Spurs 99, 76ers 911, Lakers 9 (Sites and sU rting tim es T B A ) Lemons said he had not been given refused to chase North Carolina and 19-9. Bob Shirley will start today. He is At St. ^Petersburg, Fla., a LAUDERHILL, Fla. (UPI) - Mix 6 4-4 16. Richardson 3 04 6, Cureton “ I knew if I kept pushing it, things losing streak to four and, end their 12. 2 3-4 7, Edwards 1 04 2, Johnson 2 2-2 7. March 18-19 battling for the sixth and final an exact reason for his dismissal. scheduled to be followed by rookie sacrifice fly by Joel Youngblood in Fourteen of 1981’s top 20 money would come my way,” said Bird. seven-game home winning streak. T oU ls 57 19-25 134. playoff spot in the Eastern Athletic director DeLoss Dodds said Dave LaPoint apd John Martin. All the 10th inning scored Hubie Brooks winners plus major foreign stars are Golden SU te 32 27 22 33-114 Semifinals "When you play hard, try to stay in Conference. Sidney Moncrief led Milwaukee with Philadelphia » 314132-134 March 22 only that the Longhorns needed new three' are lefthanders. with the winning ran and gave the gathered in the best golf field of the the flow, these guys make it easy for “ We didn’t play well at all,” 24 points and Brian Winters added Three-point goals-Johnson. Fouled out At New York leadership. The Cardinals completed their New York Mets a 4-3 victory over year teeing off today in the first —None. ToUr fouls—Golden SUte 26, you. I was a little tired and had to get 19- Championship McKinney said, “ Nothing was good. Dodds, who said the final two pre-exhibition drills Wednesday Elckerd College. Eckerd tied the round of the $400,000 Inverrary Philadelphia 25. Technical—None. A— the jitters out. And the way. these Mavericks 104, Trail Blazers 102 L5.187. March 24 Our rebounding was horrible or years of Lemons’ $52,(KX)-a-year con with pitchers concentrating on bun score ill the ninth when Clyde Lince Classic. At New York guys are playing, I'm just trying to At Dallas, Rolando Blackman Deadline nears should I say lack of it. We had tract would be honored. Indicated ting techniques. hit a three-run homer o ff Tom Tom Kite, last year’s money fit in.” scored 16 of his 22 points in the breakdowns on defense. We just did the firing was not precipitated by ' In games Wednesday, the Los Dixon. leader, is defending champion and is SEATTLE (U P I) - The Seattle Bird looked a bit behind the pace fourth quarter and combined with IN D IA N A (100) not play well.” the unexpected collapse of the Angeles Dodgers 'looked to a World coming from a playoff victory over SuperSonics, who have until 2 p.m. Williams 5 1-1 11, Orr 3 44 10. Owens 5 in the first period. Mark Aguirre to score the 64 16, Buse 1 1^ 3, Davis 5 04 10, In other games, Philadelphia Longhorns’ team this year, nor by SKI NOTES Series hero for their first victory of Jack Nicklaus and Denis Watson at today to match the New York CONNE(rriCUT (75) “ I don’t care who you are, you've Mavericks’ last 14 points. Dallas Carter 2 0-1 4, Sichting 3 04 7. McGinnis hammered Golden State 134-114, Lemons’ deteriorating relationship By BILL SACHEREK the spring. Bay Hill Monday. i^ick s’ offer to Paul Westphal, are 2 04 4, Knight 6 34 15, C. Johnson 8 44 M cKay 7 2-4 16. Thompson 3 5-7 11. got to find yourself, " said Boston was led by Vincent with 23 points. Kuezenski 5 2-4 12, Bailey 4 34 11, Hobbs Denver outscored Detroit 124-114, Pedro Guerrero led off the 12th in Nicklaus is here, too, along with preparing to announce they don’t 20. T oU ls 40 19-26 100. with the University of Arkansas. BOSTO N (121) 1 44 6, Aleksinas 5 34 13. Giscombe 3 0- ning with a double and scored on a such other big-name tour stars as want the free agent guard, it was Maxwell 8 44 20, McHale 7 34 17, 1 6. Blucher 0 04 0. Totals 28 19-28 75. D A YTO N (78) Arrived at Waterville Valley with I was standing With the assistant single by Candy Maldonado to give reported today. Parish 6 54 21, Henderson 6 1-1 13. Carr Tom Watson, making his first south Chapman 7 74 21, Gorney 2 1-2 5. 6 34 15, Robey 1 04 2. Ainge 0 04 0. five inches of new snow on a sunny the Dodgers a 3-2 victory over Kanieski 8 1-2 17, M cN ally 4 2-2 10. coach of the USA team and he thinks Florida appearance in four years; Although no Sonics officials have Ford 3 04 6, Hradley 1 24 4. Femslen 1 Conrad 4 44 12.. Morrison 0 04 0. day. Jim Seiler was my companion it’s OK to finish on one ski so I Boston, their first victory in three said anything in public on the deci 04 2, Bird 10 1-2 21. T o U ls 51 19-28 121. Bill Rogers, 1981 Player of the Schellenberg 0 04 0. Reichert 1 34 5, Indiana 24 21 30 25—100 to see his first World Cup races reminded him of the Bruggerman Grapefruit League games. sion, the Seattle Post-Intelllgencer Hawkins 0 (K) 0. Byrd 3 04 6. T o U ls 29 Year; Johnny Miller, Ray Floyd and Boston 362132 32-121 18-24 76. ever. Met Tom Corcoran at the Of incident at Sugarloaf where it was a Guerrero, who drove in seven runs Lee ’Trevino. Jeiry Pate also bad reported today that “ sources close' Three-point goals^Sichting. Fouled out Canadian fans love Carter Halftime-Dayton 44, Connecticut 36. fice and the form er Olympian —None. T o U l fouls—Indiana 21, Itoston must to have two skis at the finish. during the World Series, singled and signed up but withdrew Wednesday. to the club” said the Sonics would Regulation-6747. Fouled out—Chapman. looked ready to compete. 21. Technical—Indiana coach McKinney, Cooper was declared out and scored in the fifth to give the Joining the U.S. links masters are not match the offer. McGinnis. A—L5420. ToUl foul»-Conneclicut 20. Dayton 25, Technicals-Hobbs, Aleksinas. A—8,100. WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (U P I) - No When he finally agreed to terms this Bobby Brooks issued our passes . Konzett comes down in a good run to Dodgers a 2-0 lead, but the Red Sox such standout foreign players as other ballplayer, not even Babe Ruth or Fer , winter, there were some stories saying he for the Subaru World Chip and as we take the lead and then spends much tied it with two unearned runs in the South Africa’s Gary Player, Spanish nando Valenzuela, could ever say legions of would be making ^ million a year with the arrived a day early we skied in time watching the clock. eighth, the second coming on a THURSDAY champ Seve Ballesteros, Japan’s his followers traveled from one country clear Sports Expos. Those stories are inaccurate. The way powder and watched the world A spectacular run by M aria single by Reid Nichols. 6 This Week in the NHL. ESPN putting wizard Isao Aoki and West Hickey case down the length of another merely to see him, skiers practice free skiing. Boy, do Quario, .starting in the 13th spot, In other games, Atlanta beat Mon- 7 Cdllege batkelballi Ohio Germany’s Bernhard Langer, whose the money was spread out, with a big portion QUEBEC (UPI) — Left touch him or holler hello, but Gary Carter having been paid to him retroactively. Carter they move. The snow was excellent with the fastest time of the day, treal 7-5, Toronto stopped Slate va. Janies Madison, ESPN play startled the British Oi^n last Parade wing Pat Hickey faced can. as was the grooming. 43.33, which put her in second place Philadelphia 7-2, San Diego defeated 7,30 NHL. Bruins vs. Jets, Ch. year before Rogers won it. will be averaging more like $1.2 million a suspension without pay if I The Canadians love him and they show it by year. He shouldn’t go hungry, anyway. There were about 3,500 avid fans and McKinney to third. So it was California 1-0 and Seattle blanked 38 Fqr many in the field the big purse Milt Richman he failed to report to the the way they keep coming from all sections ^ Jim Fanning, the Expos’ manager, doesn’t on hand as the races started on the Konzett, the winner, Quario, second, Arizona State 12-0. 8 NBA I Suns vs. Cavaliers, USA that includes a $72,000 first prize Quebec Nordiques by their country just to greet the Montr|ffl think all the money Carter is getting will World Cup Trail in the 57-gate and McKinney third. Heidi Preuss, At West Palm Beach, Fla., two- Cable was the incentive to play. But the LYNCH Wednesday, the NHL Expos’ popular receiver, personally coiv- change him. At least, he hopes it won’t. Slalom. Ursula Konzett of 12th, Abby Fisher 15th got added run doubles by Jerry Royster and 8 NHLi Rangers vs. Red Wings, top stars indicated they need the ac club’s general manager gratulate him on his whopping new $14 Liechtenstein wore bib No. 1 and points for the USA. Claudell Washington h elp ^ Atlanta Ch. 9 tion to warm up for the Tournament “ I see Gary Carter as the same aggressive Maurice Fiiion said. TOYOTA PONTIAC million contract or have their picture taken individual, with the same disposition and the was first down in 45.14, followed by There was more skiing for us until to an early lead and the Braves held 9 130 College basketball i Old Players Championship at Jackson 500 W. CIENTER ST. MANCHESTBR Peleri of France and Christy Cooper “ I ’ll do it this afternoon. I with him. He finds tithe for them all. His recent signing of one of the richest con same amount of fire, as when I first laid eyes the Giant Slalom on Sel’s Run. on to beat the Expos for their fifth Dom inion vs. Wake Forest, ESPN ville next week. I’ll suspend him,” Fiiion _ 040-4321 Sometimes, when one of the Expos’ other tracts in baseball history, certainly in the on him at the age of 17 when he reported to of the USA in 45.40. Cindy Nelson Spoke with the West German coach straight victory. 10i20 College basketball: Ken- “ I guess everybody just wanted to said of Hickey, who catchers like Tim Blackwell, Bobby Ramos history of any athlete in Canada, including our organization,” Says Fanning. went off the course after 12 gates. and he thought the course was too At Tempe, Ariz., Jim Beattie tueky vs.. M id d le Tennessee, get out Of the cold w ith e r and get refused to report to Quebec ! or Tom Wieghaus, is working behind the plate Gretzky, who doesn’t exactly work for pop “ ... He hasn’t changed. If it’s possible to Erica Hess, leader In the World Cup, mort and not steep enough, but pitched three perfect innings, WPOP down here and warm up for TPC. after being awarded to the R M E ^ FRONT BRAKE in batting practice. Carter will meander out corn, had made Carter much more of a media guarantee anything at all in baseball, you can went out just past midway on a bum speaking to the Epple sisters it was striking out the side in the first in 10:30 NBA. Kings vs. Clippers, Plus, this is a good golf course,’ * Nordiques Monday to com to right field to shag some flies. That’s about object than he was before his contract was guarantee he’ll be a better offensive player py blue turn. This was perhaps the just great. ning, and Reggie Walton had two USA Cable said Andy Bean. plete a Jan. 4 trade that SPECML SPECIAL the only privacy he gets. extended through 1989. ’ now that all this hullabaloo is behind him. He toughest part of the course. Shades of Aspen again as Irene doubles and a triple, scoring three 11:30 College basketball: The turnout is also due to “ the sent Robbie Ftorek to' the His admirers, the great majority of whom Not a single interviewer this spring.has can’t ^et much better defensively.” Chatted with Konzett and she says Epple and Maria Epple finish first runs and driving in three runs, to Wyoming vs. Southern Califor tournament Itself — it’s been a good ^ 5 0 6 0 New York Raneers. *4 9 »oV^ are from Canada, where he and Edmonton’s . talked to Carter without questioning him While Carter and his agent were - of her tiny cOiintry, “ They ski for and second, the first time ever in lead the Mariners. nia, Ch. 3 event over the years,” said Hale fun and some for keeps, and I ski for Wayne Gretzky Uke turns being the No. 1 idol about some aspect of all the money he’ll be negotiating with the Expos, there were some World Cup racing sisters took 1-2 Irwin. 6-CYL. $46.80 (Most Cars) (Most Cars) keeps” . The USA has a good chance of the country, lie in wait for him every day getting, comments from hiS teammates regarding the with McKinney third. McKinney, 4-CYL. $41.80 iMtall new brake pada, resurface 2 rotors or to score heavy as it had four women - here at the Expos’ training headquarters. “ I don’t mind talking about it,” he says. “ I salary he was reported asking. Could that skiing with a heavily ta p ^ hand Local sports liKliulu: InsUll new ^ r k plugs, set Igni drums. Inspect and repack front wheel The distance between the main practice just won’t go into details because I believe mean there might be some envy of Carter on in the first 11 spots for the second which she broke before Christmas, DR. DAVID VAN HOEWYK t e UriUng. adjuit carburetor, c&ck and in- bearings. Check and inspect rear brakes, run. Len Auster, Herald SMITHs Incs 1 field the Expos use and the alternate one it’s a private matter.” the club? Fanning takes the view that would q>ect air filter, belta, hoses, PCV valve, and check and inspect master cylinder, brake is just coming into her own. sportswriter, keeps you in Chiropractic Physician behind it is no more than 15 yards, and or Originally Carter had been signed through be a mistake. The first five leaders of the first lines and hoses. Road Test, Heidi FYeuss wore a heavy brace formed about the local dinarily Carter could cover the.distance in this season and negotiations on his new con “ If I were any one of these guys,” he says. ‘4 run were reversed In the starting on her leg due to injuries incurred sports world. Read the Is pleased to announce the MSUMMSMTNS SMGE three or four seconds, but sometimes it takes tract, or rather an extension of his old one, “ I ’d say, ‘Ain’t that great: You mean if I get order as Tamira McKinney, USA, ^ Present This Coupon last season is also coming along. latest in his “ ’Thoughts him as much as 20 minutes because he never began more than a year ago. The Expos had the lead for a short while, some relocation of his office to: 1914 to be acclaimed as the best at my position by Asked how it felt and she said it was ApLENty,” regularly in refuses a request. didn’t want to_lose their} 27-year-old, four of the big stars missed gates or went the industry, I can make money like that? I ’m like swimming with a five pound ’The Manchester Herald. I We Offer Factory Trained Technicians ■•t He has infinite patience, and whenever he’s time All Star in the free agint draft. Although certainly going to try!” ’ off course. Cooper was flying down weight on each leg. 226 Center St. required to pose with some child or older fan he hit only .251 last season and has a .265 Jim Fanning makes it all sound so ideal. the course and four gates from the ' Five Americans finished in the top Manchester, Ct. 06040 I & Genuine Factory Parts. end she hit a gate, lost a ski and 649-5241 for a snapshot, nobody has to ask him to look lifetime average, he’s generally recognized Things, however, don’t always work out that 10 to give the USA team the lead Telephone: 646-6632 happy because he automatically does. as the best catcher in baseball. way, in baseball or out. finished, to a thunderous roar on one with 571 points. Hours The state of I(taho 68 C. Canlar Straat ski. ’The jury was out and 17 claimed We had a wonderful time. MWF M 0-12XM a 1:30-a.‘00 ^ 6 4 6 ^ 1 she straddled the gate. antered the Union on July Appt a Emarganoy T Th SAO-ISXW a 4« 0 4 XX) Manchaatar, Ct. See you on the mountain. I, ino. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., March 11. 1982 — 13 12 - MANCHESTER HEftALD. Thurs.. March 11, 1982 Health / Education / Dr. Blaker S c o r e b o a r d S / Family TV'Novtes/Comics . \ : by United Press Intemtional Slmonsaon, Sweden, 64, 0 0; P * ™ ™ ]® $900,000 Grand Prix Luna, Spain, def. V ictor Am aya, U.S^ Andy An Allergic reaction may cause crib death Police become 'Cops for Christ' Antique show planned The Second Congregational Church, 385 N. Main St., annual meeting of the American Society for _ will sponsor its 20th annual antique show April 2 and 3 at By Candee Wilde munological system and are more susceptible to test infants and identify the ones that are hypersensitive By Barbara Richmond Microbiology. , the church. United Press International allergies. and at a greater risk of crib death. Herald Reporter “ It should not be unrealistic to hope that with commit ■r. 'Wii r -J? The hours Friday will be from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. and on ATLANTA — Scientists say they may soon be able to “ The allergic reaction could be caused by cow's milk, Another paper on the same subject^by Dr. Stephen S. ment of sufficient resources... some of these objectives T h e common factor that has drawn members of Cops Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. predict and possibly prevent infant crib death by using house dust, fungus spores or house dust mites,’’ Amon, raised the t>ossibility newly recognized toxins will be realized in the not too distant future,” he. said. for Christ tosether, besides the precarious jobs they ‘ i ' V More than 30 New England antique dealers will dis new research that indicates the mysterious malady is Efthymiou said in an interview. produced by intestinal bacteria may be a cause of crib Tests of lung tissue from crib-death victims revealed have, is the“ bom again religious experience,” according | play and offer a variety of antiques and collectibles. sparked by an allergic reaction to common house dust or He said the cellular and molecular markings of death. Amon said It had beep found small amounts of Tbe food bar will feature hot dinners, sandwiches and anaphylactic shock were found in 50 percent of sudden the presence of significant amounts of immunoglobulin- the toxins produced sudden, luiexplained death when in to the Rev.'MichaerRicci orMahcheslerrpaslof of Ver- cow’s milk. E and cyclic AM P — described as key substances con noI^ Assembly of God church, and spiritual leader for homemade pies and cakes. The admission charge for the Dr. Constantine J. Efthymiou, St. John’s University infant death cases he investigated. jected into infant monkeys. ; nected with anaphylactic sh^k. the. Greater Hartford chapter of Cops for (Christ. show is 31.50. microbiologist, said Wednesday sudden infant death This was not enough to establish a definite connection 1U Symptoms of anaphylactic shock,.or anaphylaxis, in Amon, senior investigator with the infant b o ^ s m Vernon Police Officer Mark Weston Is president of the syndrome, which kills 6,000 to 8,000 babies annually in between crib deaths and apaphylactic shock, he said, biit “ I would stress at this time the facts are highly clude a rapid drop in blood pressure, constriction of research project of the California Department ofH M ltt , chapter, which was formed just a few months ago. Most the United States, could be the result of an anaphylactic Services in Berkeley, said the toxins are produced by ' of the members so far are from the Hartford Police significant.” bronchial tubes, swelling from water retention and dif Pancake breakfast set shock — an overwhelming allergic reaction. the baOterium Clostridium difficile and were “ the most ■ Department. Weston is the only member from Vernon He and an associate, Wiiliam J. Oosson, found infants Efthymiou said if it were proven crib deaths are con ficulty in breathing. potent poisons known to man.” . and no one from the Manchester department has joined COVENTRY — The Coventry Jaycee Women will who die suddeniy in their cribs have a subnormal im nected with an allergic reaction, it would be possible to Efthymiou presented a paper on the research at the yet. . , sponsor a pancake breakfast Saturday from 8 to 11 a.m. Captain Joseph Brooks of the Manchester department at the Community Center of Second Congregational said he posted the information In the squad room, as he Church, Route 44-A. Cancer was asked to, “ for the officers to' read and to make their The donation will be 32 for adults, 31.&0 for senior own decision.” # citizens, and 31.25 for children. Proceeds from the 4 heart-lung He said what they do concerning religion is up to breakfast will go toward ^pporting projects sponwred them, and added he didn’t think that in his position he by the club, such as the buckle-up-baby program. should get involved in asking about it. Muscular Dystrophy, St. Jude’s Childrens’ Research signal Hospital and many others. T H E OBJECTIVE of the organization is, “ To bring Janet S. Grace is project chairman for the breakfast. all. people to the saving knowledge of Jesus Christ. recipients still Promote Christian maturity and growth through found witnessing, Bible study and prayer, and to promote Christian fellowship among law officers,” according to the information from the original group. Cops for BOSTON (U P I) — One of the : Christ, International, which was formed just three • fc earliest known clues that a patient , years ago. College Notes alive year later has a leukemia-like cancer can also At the meetings conducted each Thursday night in the indicate a healthy patient will classrooms of the Hartford Police Department, the develop caiiCer many years in the ' members not only discuss the Bible, they also share future, doctors reported today. each other’s experiences and problems. Meetings are in infection is lessened and the ability By Jan Ziegler The marker is a protein, known as , formal and the only cost is sharing the expense of the Solomon Is honored of the wound to heal is not hindered. United Press Internatidtlal Bence Jones proteinuria after the , coffee and donuts. Herald photo by Tarquinlo Previous' lung transplants were Amy Solomon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert British doctor who discovered it a “ Cops for Christ — My Shield — My Strength,” is how BOSTON — The only center in the disappointing because of rejection century ago. A by-product of abnor- . the banner for this relatively new group reads. Solomon, Manchester, was named to the dean’s list at world performing heart-lung or other problems. Heart The Rev. Michael Ricci,of Manchester and Department stand by the banner of the mal cells, it is found almost “ My help cometh from the Lord, the Bible says,” the Roanoke College for the fall semester. transplants today reported four of transplants performed at the center, Officer Mark Weston of the Vernon Police “Cops for Christ” group. exclusively in urine of patients with Rev. Ripci explained. At the same time he agreed that six terminally ill patients who un however, have become steadily multiple myeloma cancer or other police officers are suspicious by nature and they are derwent the operation in 1981 were more successful because of thee use conditions involving abnormal cell cautious before becoming involved in anything like the enforcing the law and matters of right and wrong are relative to the Bible. A lot of them are getting back to still alive. Brown on dean’s list of cyclosporin A. growth and tumors. going to be much more capable in responding as they worship and they talk about their problems on the job. The Stanford University team Cops for Christ group. “ At present 19 of 21 patients with Multiple myeloma causes abnor have a good spiritual base.” said the ^ v . Ricci. It’s amazing how more and more policemen are finding Suzanne L. Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence first described the heart-lung primary cardiac transplants treated mal growth of plasma cells, a type “ I T H IN K WHEN the organization is older and better He added, “ It’s going to put them in a better frame of it’s not considered being weak to be a Qiristian,” he Brown of 356 Parker St. bSs been named to the dean’s transplants in speeches at an with this drug are alive one month to list at Becker Junior College, Worcester, Mass. of white blood cell found mainly in knovni, there will be more who w ill trust it and become mind and better state of being in which to work and in added. American Heart Association 10 months after transplantation,” She is majoring in travel/tour at the Leicester Cam the bone marrow which produces in volv^,” he said. turn the communities will be benefitting by the officer “ Lots of times it’s reassuring to know you’re not the seminar in January on Seabrook the team wrote. antibodies against infection. Most “ Those of all faiths are invited to participate in the himself being in a better place personnally.” only one having a hard time dealing with things,” pus. Island, S.C. They reported the Reitz’s team wrote the combina cases occur in patients between age group, but it primarily consists of officers who are Bom Pastor Ricci and Officer Weston feel that a lot of the Weston said. results' in detail Wednesday in the tion heart-lung transplant is 65 and 80 and can be treated with Again Christians. We don’t like to use the term in officers have gotten back on the track through attending Sgt. Alfred Cicero of the Hartford Police Department New England Journal of Medicine. technically simpler to perform than chemotherapy. terdenominational,” Pastor Ricci added. the meetings. " I t ’s been a good, positive thing. I think is vice president of the Greater Hartford chapter; Sgt. The team, headed by Dr. Bruce A. a heart transplant. Multiple myeloma, leukemia and Sgt. Clifford Weed of the most recently formed Stam it’s good for any police department. At the meetings Arnold Martin, also o f the Hartford Department, is Reitz, assistant professor of car Cyclosporin A was developed in other related diseases struck about ford chapter said he knows manv fellow officers will they discuss, not only things-about the Bible, but the treasurer; and D.D. Saccente, investigator for the chief diovascular surgery at Stanford, led 1976 and is being tested in various 63,000 Americans last year and say,~'’You’re nuts, a cop can’t follow the example of men also share their experiences.and problems and bow state’s attorney’s office, ip secretary. the world in hearf transplants. kinds of transplants at medical killed 37,500, according to the - Christ in doing his job. If he tries he’ll have his head ^they feel the Lord has helped ttem cope,” Weston said. Pastor Ricci and Weston say a person has to join the The doctors attributed their centers around the country. Among American Cancer Society. handed to him on a plate.” ,'' organization on their own — they do not believe in success in the new operation to the its most successful trials have been “ We don’t talk a lot about Sensitive doctrinal issues. But Bence Jones proteinuria can He reasons, “ Christ hasn’t called us to safe living, if pressuring any officers to join — but they are willing to experimental and highly-praised liver transplants at the University We basically talk about our' experiences and how the appear by itself with no signs of He did we wouldn’t be cops.” drug cyclosporin A, used to prevent Lord has helped us in our jobs,” he explained. ,go put and speak with any police or civic group to of Pittsburgh. It appeared less ‘H think the organization is absolutely super — Weekend Special organ rejection in several kinds of cancer or other disease, however, explain what the organization is all about. successful in kidney transplants. UPI photo and doctors previously had never something very much needed. Policemen dealing with “ A L O T OF TH E MEN share their own experiences transplant operations. ’The world’s first heart transplant followed patients with it longer than The first three patients underwent was performed in December 1967, in Rehearsing for surgery 3V5 years to see if they got sick, the . transplants between March 9 and Capetown, South Africa, by Chris Daisies researchers reported in the New July 28, 1981. The blood vessels tian Barnard. Dr. Alex Haller, pediatric surgeon-ln-chlef at Selvagglo who were born March 2 and England Journal of Medicine. supplying their hearts and lungs Stanford’s first transplant, per the Johns Hopkins Children’s Center In operated on March 6. The dolls were used Doctors at the Mayo Clinic in large bunch were so diseased the patients were formed by Dr. Norman Shumway Births ^ 2.79 Rodiester, Minn., studied seven not expected to live six months. was Jan. 6, 1968. Shumway also par Baltimore, holds up th ^ two dolls used for by the surgeons and anesthesiologists to After transplant, two have been rehearsal of an operation to separate figure out how they would anesthetize the In patients with the Bence Jones condi ticipated in the heart-lung tion through recordp and office H e r maternal great- Brunswick. Canada and and Douglas, 11. was born Feb. 24 at Road. His paternal grand- alive for 11 and 9 months. The third fants. Sullivan, Ashley transplants. Siamese twins Emily and Francesca visits for up to 21 years. Four ' grandmother is Beatrice his paternal grandparents Whitestone, Eric Manchester Memorial father is Harold \ patient, a 29-year-old woman who Rebecca, daughter of CASH & developed multiple myeloma. A Perrott of Enfield. are Mr. and Mrs. Otis Kies Barrett, 5on of Peter and Hospital. His maternal Whitestone of Fort 85 E. Center St. ^ had undergone previous surgery, Brian T. and Lm Aceto fifth also began developing cancer, Cromwell, Travis of Coventry. He has two Vivian Blain Whitestone of grandparents are Mr. and Lauderhill, Fla. He has a CARRY 649-5268 died of complications. Doctors said Sullivan of 9 Norman St., but died at age 76 of unrelated Ryan, son of Kenneth C. brothers, Dennis Jr., 12 126 Daryl Drive, Vernon Mrs. Paul Blain of 43 Clyde sister, Elissa, 6. her previous operations probably New procedure too late to save baby was born Feb. 23 at causes. and Marcia Booth contributed to her death. Manchester Memorial Two patients continued to suffer Cromwell of 40 Olcott St., Two other patients who underwent Hospital. Her maternal no symptoms, but the researchers heart-lung transplants after the arti grandparents are Mr. and was born March 2 at said cancer “ may still develop in Manchester Memorial cle was filed with the journal also Mrs. Pasquale Aceto of 197 survived months after surgery and. Open surgery on fetus fails these two patients.” Glenwood St. Her paternal Hospital. His paternal The researchers recommended grandmother is Estelle were still alive and doing well, the grandparents are Mr. and keeping patients with high amounts doctors said. A sixth patient, Mrs. John Sullivan of 57 Cromwell of 50 Coolidge St. described at the convention but not BOSTON (U PI) — California Sec and principal author of the report, The obstacle to such procedures in “We believed (surgery) was the of Bence Jones proteiii under obser- Niles Drive. She has two He has a brother, O.J. ,yation indefinitely. in the journal, died. tors performed the first open sur “ We were just too late. Even at 21 the past was that a woman’s uterus only hope.” , brothers, Kyle, 5, and Cromwell, 7. “ Our results are encouraging, in gery on a fetus to save it from a rare ' weeks, we were too late,” he said. is “ exquisitely sensitive” during The mother was an 18-year-oId An editorial by Dr. Alan Solomon Jesse, 3. Hamm, Melanie Iris, that combined heart-lung transplan urinary defect that threatened its The team is now starting research pregnancy and “ thus liable to woman who refused abortion and of the University of Tennessee says Booth, Kim berly Ann, daughter of Peter A. and tation was of benefit to patients with development, but it was too late and to determine at what point the preterm labor and aborton,” who along with her family “ insisted chemotherapy can reduce Bence daughter of Kenneth M. Meri Mercer Hamm of 69 terminal pulmonary vascular dis the infant died shortly after it was damage caused by this condition Harrison wrote. that any hope for saving the fetus be Jones proteinuria production, but and Diane Regina Booth of Alice Drive, was born ease,” the team wrote. bom, a report said today. becomes irreversible, so the right A surgical technique minimizing pursued,” he said. probably should npt be u s ^ in Windsor, was bom March 2 March 2 at Manchester patients who have no symptoms of Memorial Hospital. Her Sp Only three heart-lung transplants The surgery was performed three" time for surgery can be pinpointed. bleeding developed by Harrison’s The fetus was pulled out as far as at Manchester Memorial had been performed previously months before birth, but the baby The surgery represented a team and new drugs allow^'SuT- his legs and lower part of his body. disease. ^ Hospital. Her maternal maternal grandparents are around the world and the longest was unable to live without milestone, however. At most, doc gery on a 21-week-old fetus His ureters were sutured to the skin Other signs of multiple myeloma, grandparents are Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. W illiam survival was 23 days. mechanical Support and died nine tors have performed manipulations diagnosed a week earlier to be suf and opened, so they would drain into besides proteinuria, are bone pain, Mrs. Santi Regina of 342 E. Mercer of Murray, Utah. Stanford plans to perform eight hours after delivery, the doctors of "Ti- fdtus in the womb such as fering from congenital the amniotic sac, preventing a back anemia and easy bleeding, un Middle Turnpike. Her Her paternal grandparents heart-lung transplants a year. It is reported in the New England Jour removing fluid on the brain through hydronephrosis. The condition up. explained bone fractures, persistent paternal grandparents are are Mr. and Mrs. Alvah the only medical center in the world nal of Medicine. a needle to correct a condition that blocked his ureter, backing up urine “ The mother and fetus made an infections and weight loss. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hamm of Farmington. She ' doing them. “ The reason is, even that early, can cause retardation. through the kidney, enlarging the uneventful recovery,” Harrison Booth of Windsor. She has has two brothers, Peter Cyclosporin A suppresses a key the damage to the,fkidneys was' ■ The procedure reported in the abdomen and hindering lung wrote. two sisters, Andrea, 6, and and Terryl, and two segment of the body’s immune already so severe tlyif it prevented journal was the first time a development. y, At 35 weeks, the baby was A year, on Jupiter (one revolution KeUy, 3. sisters, Abigail and Aman system, keeping it from rejecting development of the jimgs,” said Dr. . mother’s wonib was opened to per The condition.J's rare and does npt delivered by caesarean section. He around the sun) lasts nearly 12 earth da. snappy answer to spring foreign tissue. The drug does not Michael R. Harrison, an associate form an operation on a fetus before often require' drastic treatment, was mildly deformed and unable to years. But a day on Jupiter is less Ford, Kmiie Jean, Lee, Alison Joy, knock out ail the body’s defenses professor of medicine at the Univer birth, Harrison said. The team had Harrison safd. live without massive mechanical than 10 hours because the plant daughter of Thomas and daughter of Mark and against disease, so the possibility of sity of Califoraig' at San Francisco tested it on 25 monkeys first. But Harrison wrote in this case. help. rotates so swiftly. Donna Gillespie Ford of Lucia Barber Lee of Maple 131 Eklgerton St., was bom Street, was bom March 1 take cover In our March 2 at Manchester at Manchester Memorial Memorial Hospital. Her Hospital. Her maternal Pair to su,e One-legged man maternal grandparents are grandparents are Mr. and rain or shine Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mrs. Edwin Barber of Gillespie of Stamford and Foster Street, South Wind over birth her paternal grandparents sor, and her paternal are Mr. and Mrs. Walter grandparents are Mr. and coats to run 900 miles Ford of Manchester. She Mrs. Donn Lee of Diane CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - A has a brother, Jake, 20 Drive, South Windsor. She Maine couple can sue two doctors months old, and a sister, has a brother, Brian, 4, and and a Rochester hospital over a faul gone wild and wonderful Diana, 5. Her maternal a sister, Laura; 3. ty sterilization procedure that for Easter Seals great-grandmother is Mrs. Donohue, Kelly Lyn, resulted in the birth of a baby, ac Maurice Gillespie of Stam daughter of Raymond and cording to the New Hampshire ford and her paternal .. .v f-.’S'' WALNUT CREEK, Calif. (UPI) Rita Morin Donohue of 21 with color and Supreme Court. Van Housen’s right leg — a stump great-grandmother is Mrs. Huckleberry Lane, was — Inspired by Canadian Terry Fox’s now — is covered with blisters and a But in its unanimous opinion. Thomas Leemon of bom Feb. 27 at Manchester “ marathon of hope,” Bart Van large bump has formed on the right Wednesday, the court said any Manchester. Memorial Hospital. Her Housen, who has only one leg, plans side of his knee. countless details damages that might be awarded maternal grandmother is to start a 900-mile run Saturday He worries the fissures behind his should be limited to medical Magnussen, Kelly Wellena Morin of Maine across California to raise money for knee, the product of years of uncom expenses, the cost of sterilization, Lyn, daughter of Robert N. and her paternal grand Easter Seals. fortable artificial legs, will get in the woman’s pain and suffering and and Rose Yahne parents are Mr. and Mrs. Van Housen says his fundraising fected. But he’s confident he can they should be any wages she lost because of the Magnussen of 6 Somerset Aurel Auclair of East Hart effort will be painful, difficult and complete the 900-mile run. pregnancy. frustrating, but it’s the least he Drive, was bom Feb. 25 at ford. After living out 22 years with a Manchester Memorial could do fqr Easter Seals; which Kies, Aaron Olis, son of ’The five justices said the ruling severely deformed right leg. Van Hospital. Her maternal Dennis A. and Faye Mean marked *60, they’re only helped him' as a child growing up applied strictly to this case, in Housen was able t& n lse the 36,000 grandparents are Mr. and with one leg 314 inches ^ r t e r than Kies of 366 OakUuid St., volving Frederica Kingsbury of he needed to have the leg amputated the other. Mrs. Paul Y a l ^ of En was born March 1 at South Sanford, Maine. They said below the knee. “ It’s very painful, running,” said field. Her paternal grand Maachester Memorial another case with different cir Now he wears a |2,200 kelly green mother is Janet Magnussen Hospital. His materiial cumstances might change the out Van Housen, 35, who had his severe leg. m ly deformed r i^ t leg amputated 12 o f Windsor. She has a grandparents are Mr. and come. “ It isn’t real so why does if have brother, Jon Robert, 1(4. 44.99 Mrs. Fon Mean of New years ago. “ It’s not easy. It’s not to look real?” he asks. Mrs. Kingsbury underwent a fun. It’s a pain in the butt.” To keep the leg in place while he A downpour of otylos, fabrics and coloral sterilization procedure performed But the assistant director of runs. Van Housen wears an elastic by Dr. Charles Thompson at Frisbee UPI photo Poplin or twill coats buttoned and bolted school relations at St. Mary’s belt around his waist and covers the Memorial Hospital in Rochester in to boat the alemants, with hoods' or (Allege says he’ll be running 20 artificial limb with a rubber sleeve. Service Notes April 1977 after the bicth of her third He’s a special canine miles a day once.he starts his He said he decided on his top-stItchIng, contrast piping or plaatsi child. marathon Saturday^tt the Oregon- marathon when Fox, who lost a leg Coats colored pink, mauve, poach, yellow, But 18 months later, Mrs. Penny, a hearlng dog, practices listening for the hearing-impaired person of a ringing Califomia border ./'-He expects to to cancer, died laaf June. Kingsbury delive/ed her fourth wheat, khaki or black. Jr. and MIsaaa a ringing telephone while Ralph Dennard of phone, doorbell, sm oM alarm, crying baby arrive at the Mexfran bolder April Fox’s “ marathpfa of hope” raised child. She and her'husband, Bobby, 17. more than $28 tnliUon for cancer Wright ends training/ aixaa. then filed a federal court suit the SPCA's Hearing Dog Program In San etc. Telephones for The hearing-impaired Van Housen, a Wyoming native, Francisco, waits In the backgound. The dog can be equipped with arnpllficatlon or research, but bb had to abandon his Pvt William J. Wright Jr., son of Mr, and Mrs. against ’Thompson; Dr. Alexander' has prepared for the run for five run when the cancer spread to his Is trained to run backhand forth between the teletype systems. w illiam J. Wright of 141 Hamilton Drive, has completed Smith, who recommended Thomp months and has covered as far as 6 lungs. son; and the hospital. source of the sound,and the owner to alert miles a day in training. one station unit training at the United States Army In fantry S c ^ l . Fort Banning, Ga. coats, downtown Mon&iostor, Tri-CIty PJaxa._ o-on C O.'in n.fUx tfMrnnn in c.on TU... y w r i M l a 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs., March 11, 1982 Tuition Advance Fund idea revived Wedding ceremony Trust plan would pin cost UU H a w aH F lv.« ® ThtaWMkblTMNHL ( 9 Or. Scon On Hcbrawt (Cantin' DEAR ABBYt I ’m surprised at But don’t let that bother you. If you of education on student UM From Daytimo) the pastor who thinks it is like plaid siacks (and are thin (S) NowtWorMNewBhlQhUghtsvia “ sacrilegious for a couple to say ‘I enough), go ahead and wear ’em. lelBCBBtB from around tha repay until annual Income reached 910,000. At world. By Patricia McCormack anything but sound fiscal sense. The Fund. do’ after they have already done it.” Dear O Focus On Socloly UPI Education Editor would advance money for h i^ e r education that point, the IRS would collect a percentage Done what? ’The vows “ I do” are 9 Jaffarsons (Captlonod) — perhaps beginning at 2 percent at $10,000 DEAR AB B Y: I live on a canal in ® Jim Rockford: Prtvala without bankrupting the public treasury or to love, honor, obey, cherish, etc. I Abby Florida, and my husband and Invsatlgator ' Why not pin the cost of college on the kid and rising to 5 percent at 940,000— of annual families, he maintains, and what’s more, could find no references in either friends go fishing quite often. My HZ) UndsrstancOng Human who gets the education — instead of gross income. Abigail Nahavlor students would not mortgage their futures civil or religious marriage texts to problem is that when he brings fish OK>1 pauperizing parents or draining tax funds? “ This would never be an onerous burden, Van Buren just to get a college degree. sexual intimacy or pregnancy. So home I cannot help crying because I (8) (B) Pladgs Braak Programming A degree at a public university can cost up Silber said. . may ba delayed or Interrupted due lo It has been estimated that some loan the bride was obviously with child. feel so sorry for the fish. to 920,000 and up to 950,000 at a private school, “ Nevertheless, repayments would be suf pledging. programs at current interest rates can So what? If they have already loved, Am I the oniy person who feels 0:30 but it can be done, according to John R. ficient to esUblish a self-perpetuating endow (D CBS Newt require a graduate to pay back between 9400 honored; etc., is it sacrile^ous to this way? Silber, president of Boston University and an ment for the financing of.Jiigher education HP College Beeketball Report and 9500 a month for 10 years — after he reftehl those vows before God and SAVE THE FISH! ® In N w pe WItti Von Drake within 15 to 17 years of its inception. ' academic maverick. starts working. witnesses? The ceremony is a our wedding. I ’m sure she’s already NBC Newt For one, Silber is not lining up with other “ From that point forward. It would be self- mutual commitment to moral DEAR SAVE: You are not alone. ® Nightly Buelneae Report Here are highUghts of the 1962 version of put two and two together, but hasn’t 9 Bob Newhart Show college presidents who condemn President Silber’s TAF, as presented to the Boston perpetuating with no further contributions values — not a medical report. said anything yet. If she asks, should I ’ll bet a lot of my readers will take 6:05 Ronald Reagan’s educational policies. University Board of Trustees recently: from the Congress.” M wiiy tire fuss? Here is a loving I give her that “ prennature 'baby” the bait on this one. ® Nbwt “ ...I have found it impossible to identify 0:00 • Under TAF, a sum equal to tuition couple making the holiest vow of story and hope she buys it? HO Good Nawsbraak myself with groups opposed to the Ad charged at an accredited college or universi SILBER SAID the plan Is a peacetime ver all: to bring their child into the EMBARRASSED 7:00 DEAR ABBY: Why all the fuss (D C B O N aw a ministration, for that could be interpreted as ty would be advanced to each student. A sum sion of the GI bill — adapted for Civilian use. world together, “ legitimately,” and DEAR EMBARRASSED: about whether “ 1 feel bad” or “ I M.A.8.H. opposition to its goals,” Silber told the Boston in addition to tuition up to the charge of room The GI bill gave mCney for education in with as much chance for a normal QD MuppetShow feel badly” is correct? Why not say, University Board of Trustees in a report and board would also be advanced, provided return for serving in the armed seufices.^ life'88 gives any us. This is Teil her the truth. x ® ABCNaws ' " I feel lousy,” and let it go at that? (D YouAakadForU titled “ Reaganomics.” the total advance does not exceed 97,000 in Silber’s plan would advance money — d e p i^ wrong? HP National Collaglata Basketball In that same report, Silber tells how to pin FEELING LOUSY IN DAYTONA Champlonehlp FirsI Round-Qama 9b999a MHSIrMtBkW(Thablg 9Mo him to Paris with their son, cooks Classified executions and tortures?” Rajavi BUSINESS / By Aline Mosby their causes that Paris news offices Refugee Committee v>ohesman shoulders, telephoned the house and Iranian food for the group. Rajari United Press International are deluged with press releases said. then waved a visitor on. The next demanded. said, "M y wife and son still are in These Iranians think they can go from five Iranian factions, three "In recent years the number of stop was a trailer where a Iran." PARIS — There’s one vast Cambodian, Soviets, Spanish exiles has s o a i^ — now we have the policewoman checked handbag, home again. Rajavi predict^ the EXILED SOVIET dissident difference between political exiles Basques^. Salvadorans and Eritreans Poles,” he added. body and passport. Khomeini regime will fall “ in less Massoud Rajavi, Son Sann, Oskar than a year.” He displayed papers writer Vladimir Maximov has no from Ethiopia. Five policemen, a dog and two r-In brief- Rabine and Vladim ir Maximov and OUSTED IRANIAN President and photographs about “3,000 problem of homesickness. Last Sept. 24 was a typical Paris Iranian bodyguards shuffled in front the thousands of other foreigners Alxtlhassan Bani-Sadr and Massoud executions and 30,000 political “ In my soul I am always in day. Armenian exiles were holding of a high fence. Two tents and a Rajavi, leader of the opposition Russia,” he said. “ I’ve never left. Small claims courts jammed, living in France. prisoners.” hostages in the police-ringed trailer on the lawn housed “ You others can get on a plane Mujahedin movement, flew into Who pays for their exile life? “ My occupation from dawn to Director elected Turkish consulate. A block away bodyguards and their ping poiig tomorrow to visit your native land,” France last July 29 in a hijacked “Our followers.” And why did he evening is only Russian problems. 1 more police tried to pry gpart pro- table. said Soviet dissident artist Oskar army plane, but not exactly to direct the escape plane to Paris? am always surrounded by Russians. an d anti-Khomeini I r a n ia n SHELTON - .William A. Merrit Jr., Rabine. “ I can't go home again.” freedom. Inside the modest house, Rajavi “ Because Khomeini himself had I have'Tfio need for French friends.” demonstrators. In a nearby subway executive vice president of TlEX>>mmunications France, traditional refuge for Hunted by Iranian enemies, the worked intently over documents been here,” laughed Rajavi, He spoke in Russian. Maximov a woman distributed pamphlets Inc., has been elected to ^ company’s board of but more important than ever political exiles, is bulging with a two moved to Auvers-sur-Oise, a about the Khomeini regime, referring to the Ayatollah’s own came to Paris in 1974 but has yet to demanding the release of a Soviet gathered from followers in Iran who directors, it was announced ’Tuesday. new wave of people without a coun- village north of Paris where the exile before returning to Iran. learn French. dissident. Prior to joining ’TIE, Merritt was vice president painter Vincent Van Gogh lived. telephone, write or show up in per Rarely does the handsome, Few exiles live as well as the trv. of opwations and controls of Buiige Corp., a grain With government enforcement of consumer rights on may not find X Y Z ’s true name posted on the premises The French Refugee Committee English Jacobite political dis Their home hardly resembles a Van son. mustached Rajavi walk from his writer, his wife and two daughters exporter and agricultural products processor. the downtrend due to budget pinches at aU levels and the and you may or may not be able to take time to trace the gave temporary papers to 17,099 sidents began the trend when they Gogh painting. * Below the window leaves fluttered “ prison” into Van Gogh’s village. aged 5 and 6 in a well-furnished, 'TIE Communications designs, manufactures and drive to get federal regulators off our backs, your ri^ ts firm’s filings. Trying to trace the official name can be a political refugees, from Armenians fled to France in the early 18th cen On a recent day police barriers in a winter-empty swimming pool. “ I don’t want to make difficulties bourgepis flat near the Arch of distributes multi-featured tdephone systems. in small claims courts take on much greater impor real barrier, and at best you’re back to Square One, to Zairians, in 1980 alone. It ad tury. Then the 1789 revolution “ gave with huge red “STOP” signs barred For summer exercise? for the police — they must come •Triumph ( “but there aren’t any Your tance. wiser and knowing you won’t be paid even if you reach France the image of a country of both ends of the street. Two “ How can I relax when my sisters ministers 149.536 exiles. wherever I go,” he said. Russian schools in P a ris ,” he ’These aie our courts — in which we pursue claims of Square ’Two. r— So many exile groups clamor for liberty, as the United States,” a policemen, rifles slung over and brothers are undergoing • Bani-Sadr’s wife, who followed Money's lamented). fraud or try to get a refund or replacement if an item we To attack this fascinating form of "Blind Man's bought is clearly a lemon. Worth Bluff” or “You Can’t Guess My Name,” the New York treble-damage law was amended to make it a separate \ . _ Building resumes What, then, is happening to the machinery for solving Sylvia Porter individual complaints without the magic effects of basis for imposing penalties to dodge even one judgment by hiding under a different name. These laws were ■ ■ HARTFORD - Northeast UUUUes said federal federal dollars? , enacted with the support of the bulk of the business com Jobless father: Can Tuesday construction work has resumed on a se 1) In most states and localities, anybody with a claim munity, which recognizes that fraud hurts everyone. cond generating unit at the Hadley Falls hydroelec below a limit fixed by local law, generally around $1,000, Crooks who cheat the public take dollars out of the tric station on the Connecticut River in Holyoke, can sue in small claims court. ’The result is that calen Y O U R K S T j GROssmem s Mass. dars are overloaded with loan companies, dry cleaners, pockets of legitimate merchants who could have had the trade. And it creates a bad - image that hurts all he survive Peoria? SELECTION OF f^n(il)evRns PRODUCTS comPRnv , Work on the 15-megawatt project had been garages, other creditors with bulging pockets of unpaid business. There is ground for mutual efforts to help suspended last July to allow the Holyoke Water bills. You, the individual consumer, may have to wait party doesn’t voluntarily pay you? Many losers do say, O O O IS M D solve small disputes in the courts d e sire d for them. Power Co., a Northeast subsidiary, to concentrate for a long time to be given even a brief hearing. Far just try to collect, if you can. Most policing officers are Consumers will get no assistance in this era from any By Karen M. Magnuson work available now ... Tell him how to ■MDOVSISAT financial resources on converting the Mt. Tom more cases against consumers are brought by not eager to chase a small company to try to collect on a $100 claim. You can’t take off from work or afford the new federal programs, no matter how justified their make the house payments, pay his generating station from oil to' coal. businesses to be heard than cases against businesses are United Press International GROSM M rSI complaints. if those who sell defective goods must property taxes and pay the electricity ’The second hydroelectric station at Hadley Falls brought by consumers. money to hire someone to collect for you. New York has Y ou '* find 10 O 's of doors and win give refunds, the marketplace must do the job. And then P E O R IA , 111. — The economy is bills.” and the Mt. Tom conversion project were part of a 2) An individual consumer using the small claims adopted a law requiring losers to pay, on pain of triple dows In stock and ready to go. it won’t be profitable to sell lemons except as groceries playing poorly in Peoria, a busted blue- Rice’s family is living on the $400 a Northeast plan designed to reduce the company’s procedure obviously wiU be there with no lawyer. damages and legal fees against them, if they ignore W e've got popular sizes and styles or as lemonade. collar city once believed to be so month his wife earns at a fast food for whatever project you're doing reliance on oil to generate power. Businesses defending small claims cases, however, are three or more judgments. ’This law is reported to have Do>it%urseli ( “Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s,” 1,328 recession-proof that it served as a restaurant. If you don't find exactly what you The second Hadley Falls plant is expected to be ordinarily not only permitted but are required to be been extremely effective. pages of down-to-earth advice on personal money nationwide gauge of middleclass He said he has applied for about two need in stock, ask atx}ut our completed in November 1983 at an estimated cost of renresented by a lawyer. ’Trying to ban lawyers from 4) M^en the sign on the business door says “ XYZ management, is now available through her column. America. dozen odd jobs ranging from a bicycle SPECIAL ORDERS. We can get $20.5 million. Northeast said. any kind of court would be attacked as a denial of basic Company,” you, logically, file suit in small claims court Send $9.95 plus $1 for mailing and handling to “Sylvia Today, it is a central Illinois communi assembler to a hardware store sales you the odd size you may need for a rights, but a lot could be done simply by dropping the against ” X Y Z Company,” claiming that the widgit you particular job. Our door and window Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s,” in care of this ty shaken by hard luck and broken for clerk, but to no avail. His eldest son, 19- requirement that a company must be represented by a b ^ h t didn’t work and demanding a refund. You win, experts want to help you do-it- newspaper, 4400 Johnson Drive, Fairway. Kan. 66205. tunes, a place where people talk about year-old John, may be forced to drop out lawyer. try to collect, then are told “ X Y Z (Company is not our yourself for'less Make checks payable to Universal FTess Syndicate.) the sorry economy as much as they do of college. His family is seeking welfare 3) If and when-you win, how do you collect if the losing true name, so you can’t collect from us.” You may or the wintry weather. for the first time. Inquiry complete Both subjects are equally chilling. “The fact is this area has never SUEBM SAVINGS! About 13,000 have lost their jobs, part experienced anything quite like this UT„ HARTFORD — ’The federal Securities andl ly becausd eight m ajor industries shut since the depression. If you look at the Exchange Commission has concluded its staff in their doors in the last year. Hiram overall situation, there’s not much quiry into General Dynamic Corp.’s accounting Building firms PuH lic R e c o r d s Walker closed its Peoria plant — once playing in Peoria,” Rice said. treatment of two types of submarine contracts, the touted as the world's largest distillery — The phrase, “ How will it play in company said ’Tuesday. and Pabst Brewing Co. is phasing oiit a Lis pendens Peoria?,” was made famous by the Graeral Dynamics, in a statement from its Warrantee deed property on W oodside brewery employing about 700 workers. Glastonbury against Nixon White House’s desire to uncover headquarters in St. Louis, said the SEC staff David H. Heckart and Street, $67,632.07. Caterpillar Tractor Co., the state’s Glen H. Huot, doing what middleclass America was thinking. recommended no enforcement action as a result of Lois Y. Heckart to Stanley business as G. H. Huot Co., Lis pendens largest private employer, sent the area the treatment of the 688-Class fast attack and ’Tri say crisis near L. Reitberg and Elaine Before that, it served for decades as the reeling when it laid o ff a total of about 2,- and Donna P. Huot, proper Economy Electric Co. guidepost for nervous show business dent submarine contracts. Reitberg, property on 400 Peoria area workers — the first ty at 169-171 HilUard St. against Henry Botticello, producers and their vaudeville perfor The submarines are constructed at General Tanner Street, $73,000. major layoff for the construction equip Judgment lien for foreclosure on judg mances. Dynamic’s Electric Boat Division, which has HARTFORD (UPI) - co m in g. close to tears, ment giant in more than 20 years. “ W e’d never done that Quitclaim deeds Economy Electric Co. ment lien, property at shipyards in Groton and Quonset Point, R.I. breaking down.” About 450 more workers lost their jobs Until the last few years, the city’s Construction companies before. That’s how con Robert J. Olivera to Jane against Henry Botf.icello, Tyler Circle. ’The SEIC staff inquiry was launched in June 1978 say they don’t know how “ We’re really a n ^ , ” he at Keystone Steel and Wire Co., the mixed economy generally was insulated cerned we are,” he said. J. Olivera, property, at 60 to determine if General Dynamics had vidlated much longer they can said. “I ’m not saying peo nation's largest wire mill, just south of from bad times. City fathers and in “We don’t feel we have a Lenox St. federal securities laws in its accounting treatment weather the dismal ple will be without shelter. Richard W. Wright to the city. dustry officials blame the ailing national lot of friends in Congress, of the contracts and disclosures to its shareholders climate for their industry But what will happen is the The shock waves have touched nearly economy — high interest rates combined but Sen. Dodd is one of Denise Demers, property and the public, and in reports filed with the SEC in (tonnecticut and state 'number of builders will [THE RAYMOND E. everyone in this Illinois R iver communi with a reduced demand for products — them.” at 40 Green Road. concerning the contracts. analysts confirm the bad shrink.” ty of 365,000. Just ask Gary Rice, a life for sw elling the ranks of the un Davis said there was “a Certificates of attach days are getting worse. The homebuilders long Peorian and father of four who lost employed. strong possibility” that ment Housing construction ac association, which 0 his construction job and stopped getting “Most people are wondering, ‘When measures could be taken to Mark N. Koschwitz i UNFINISHED PREMINGED PINE LOUVER ECONOMY FLUSH LAUAN tivity during January represents 1,000 building unemployment benefits last Christmas. will it end?” ’ said City Councilman Dick 1 increase federal mortgage against Manchester FM SNOTTBISETS .'. ;Xi-: nooR INTERIOR DOOR dipped 32.1 percent from firms and suppliers in “ I would like to see a story that tells Neumiller. ‘‘They are asking BIFOLD DOORS DOOR UNITS aid programs and provide Garden Associates proper Earnings rise the December level, while Connecticut, demanded how a 45-year-old man with two college- themselves, ‘Do I try to make ends meet new tax credits “ a la Jim ty on Forest Street, $13,- INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. or do I look for something outside the tm s f !■ virtK iiTir 1 the number of units ap that Congress act soon to my Carter” for new and age and two high school-age children — rrsTTr ~/ 7 2a — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs,, March 11, 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs.. 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POOLS MANCHESTER- One and CASWELL, deceazed BEDROOM home on NOTICE OF HEARING Business Guide ; QisTRiBirroR must dls- two bedroom apartments ESTATE OF OLGA COWELL The Hon. WlUlam E. FitzGerald, Services Ottered 31 ' pose of brand new on available. ‘ Centrally Coventry Lake. Call Judge, of the Court of Probate, To place your ad in the Business Guide i ground 31’ long pools with located on busline near Pursuant to an order of Hon. Mpralb 742-52S4 a fte r 5 p.m . William E. FitzGerald, Judge, District of Manchester at a Call Pam at The Manchester Herald. 643-271 1 ; huge sundecks, safety fen- shoppi^ center and hearing held on March 4, 1982 REWEAVING BURN Wednesday through Friday dated March 5,1962 a hearing will c. J cing, hi-rate filters, schools. For further details and early Saturday. “ be held on an appUcatioo praying ordered t t ^ all claims most be PART TIME HOLES. Zippers, um . ladders, etc. Asking $978 presehted to the fiduciary on or brellas repaired. Window call 649-7157. , that the Court approve and allow the ; complete. Financing •••••••••••••••••••••••• sale of certain real estate aa In before June 4,1962 or be barred as 'Your Community Newspaper' shades, Venetian blihds. aald application on file more fully by law provided. PRINT PRINT PRINT PRIN"^ > available. Telephone NEIL MANCHESTER - Newly Keys. TV FOR RENT. decorated one bedroom appears, at the Court of Probate on Sherrie L. Anderson, ; collect (203 ) 7^319. □ AUTOMOTIVE AssH. Clerk Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. S TRIO PRINTERS 2 • ______, March 23, 1982 at 10:00 A.M. apartment. Access to shop The fiduciary is: 649-5221. BILL £ Elm StrMt H VOLKSWAGEN ping centers, buslines and Bernice I. Daniel, Clerk REPAIR • USED MAPLE ARM Autoa For Bala 81 02(W)3 Samuel E. Caswell, Jr. F- Minchtttar, Connecticut ^ schools. For further details 82 Hilliard Street, Supervisor Help Wanted 13 TUNSKY 1 brown print sofa, $179. 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Telephone 643-7139 Separate driveways, no Judge, of the Court of Probate, terview call betvyeen 9 and AM-FM cassette stereo, Specifications and bid forms may District of Manchester at a the original insertion. each side. $70,900. Gordon Phona: 64311125 or 643-2266 after 5 p.m. pets. Lease and security. 12 noon, Monday through Service FREE ESnilATES 2 2 648-8036 sunroof, great transporta be secured at the Business Office, hearing held on March 4, 1962 Realty, 643-2174. C Z $400 plus utilities. 45 N. School Street. Manchester, Errors which do not Friday, 528-1300. + EASY TERMS tion. $2,0W. Telephone 647- ordered that all claims must be lessen the value ol the \ IN C O M E T A X INIUd INIHd INIUd INIUrU TAG**SA*LE*S...... Telephone 646-1379. 8805. Connecticut. Raymond E. Demers, presented to the fiduciary on or Business Manager. before June 4,1962 or be barred as Hours Are Negotiable advortisement will not INDEPENDENT PREPARATION - Ex-J 015.03 ha corrected by an ad by law provided. INSURANCE CENTER. perienced - at your hom6 3)4 ROOM APARTM ENT - BANK Sherrie L. Anderson, ditional insertion. INC. seeks experienced - Call Dan Mosler, 649- 6 Private home. Heat, Ass't. Clerk personal lines customer 3329. til's JU)T U M tt SPECIAL The fiduciary is; FMDUUO REMODEUNG BRAKE IXNTER TAG SALE - MOVING - appliances. Working single REPOSSESSIONS ^ service representative. GHFA Oooorol Auto aorrieo “QuRtttf Work TOWN MEETING Kenneth A. Nechitllo Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, a ffapa/ra , adult only. No pets, Only $53,000 Buys this By Exparts Miscellaneous, some fur 2963 Kingston Road, Earn Up To $150 iBanrhrstrr Excellent opportunity for a Room Additions, Decks, All Children. 643-2880. for sale TOWN OF ANDOVER, PERSONAL INCOME 268 Boston Tpka. niture and clothing. 95 well organized, mature young two bedroom types of Remodeling and 128 Tollaml Tpke. CONNECTICUT Cleveland Heights, Ohio 44118 TAX SERVICE - Retifrns Roiito 6) Goodwin Street, 1ST7 rORO T-Mrd - Puly person. Good salary and ranch on a nice lot. repairs. Free. estimates. RL 83 MANCHESTER squippad. ■losllml The Elector! and Citizen! In BaautHul - - Manchester. Saturday and 023-03 l•lrral^ benefits in a modern local prepared, tax advice Fully insured. esndWon. M400. qualified to vote in town meetings Downtown Belton MANCHESTER Sunday, 10-4. Conveniently located three Insurance Agency. For ap given. Learn how to best PHONE 64»4017 6 4 3 -74 12 room apartment. Re of the Town of Andover, Cemnee* ticut, are hereby notified and pointment, telephone 646- FIANO REALTY manage your personal decorated. $335 monthly; 1S7S CHIVROLrr Probate Notice warned that a Special Town To $200 Per Week 6050 - Bob Lathrop. c iw im n s h i m . 64^5200 finances. Reasonable heat include. Immediate Meeting will be held at the An NOTICE TO CREDITORS rates. Call 646-7306. ★ occupancy. 643-2629, 649- 1S7B OATSUN P-ZIO • dover Elementary School, An ESTATE OF ROSE A. BOOKKEEPER - Full GRUESSNER, deceased □ N O T IC E S GIANT TAG SALE - 5600. rouph condMon. Bait dover, Connecticut on Tuesday, charge for small retail Moving South - Saturday March 16,1983 at 8:00 p.m. for the The Hon. WlUiam E. FitzGerald, TAXES PREPARED IN ollsr. Judge, of the Court of Probate, chain in Manchester. Com Services Ottered 31 Services Ottered 31 Healing-Plumbing 35 Articles tor Sale 41 ' and Sunday, March 13th COVENTRY - One following purposes; Lost and Found 1 puter exposure helpful. YOUR HOME 1BT4 KAWABAKI SOOeo !) To choose a Moderator for said District of Manchester at a bedroom apartment for hearing held on March 4, 1962 ★ No Experience Necessary, Will Train Excellent salary and Reasonable rates WATERPROOFING - LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen rent. $300 monthly plus Molofcyciu $800. meeting. Lols-Land tor Sale 24 street, Manchester. 2 To see if the Town will vote an ordered that all claims must be LOST: MALE black’kiUen working conditions, plus accurate. 'Hatchways, foundation cing. Attics, cellars, gar End Roll Spodall security required. with white spots on neck Th« above con be seen at additional appropriation to the presented to the fiduciary on or paid banenfits. Send BEAUTIFUL ONE ACRE Norm Marshall, cracks, sump pumps, tile ages cleaned. All types 10« Each. Appliances, heat and hot before June 4,1962 or be barred as and stomach in M&M Plumbing and Building Materials 42 the 1961-1982 Budget of a sum not resume in confidence to Wooded lot in prime 643-9044. lines, window wells, walls, trash, brush removed. water included. Telephone exceeding $10,000.00 to a new item, by law provided. A Neat Appearance Hackmatack Street area. Heating, Manchester. 649- MUST bo pickod up botoro Box JJ, c/o The Herald. Manchester residential floors, 35 years experience. Picket, Split Rail, 742-6528. Savings lank sf 0-8 Capital Expenditures — Hendee Sherrie L. Anderson, 647-0234 after 5 p.m. 2871. Small repairs, 11:30 a.m. at tho Manchoator neighborhood. Principals Five-year Guarantee. Stockade Fences installed. BB-----a-----A... Road Bridge, as recommended by AssH. Clerk remodeling, heating, HMNWDSIei The fiduciary is: WANTED: LIVE-IN only. Telephone 646-4599 Albert Zuccaro. 683-1013 or 528-0670. Harald Omca. ★ SOUTH WINDSOR - the Board of Finance, for further Personals 2 baths, kitchens and water S2S Main aeooi Paul Gruessner * COMPANION - for elderly evenings to 9 p.m. 643-4953. LUMBER AND Spacious one bedroom, review of the Project, appraisals Reliable Car A Must person. Room and board, heaters. Free estimates! and acquisition of rights of way. 93 Vernon Street, MASONRY WORK - LICENSED DAY CARE HARDWARE wall to wall carpet, TICKETS! Grateful Dead a ll utilities, weekly 3) To see if the Town will vote to Manchester,. CT 06040 BUILDING LOT - Glaston BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - HOME - Will watch your USED PHOTO equipment MANAGERS CHOICE balcony, fully appliancea. 1971 CHEVROLET Con- 022-03 and Police at Hartford. Chimney and foundation authorize the First Selectmen to allowance'. Or Daily 8:30 to bury, Manchester Jine, 1.7 Concrete. Chimney child or infant days. Call Household Goods 40 for sale: Grafmatic cut SALE - Great savings on kitchen, air-conditioner, cours wagon. Good winter, Best seats. Major credit repairs - blue stone caps - enter into an agreement with the 5:30. Call 643-8811 between acres, level, wooded and Repairs. “ No Job Too 646HI262.------film holder for 4x5 camera, discontinued, scratched pool, tennis, luxury snow, suing, hill-driving Apply In Person cards accepted. Telephone brick patios and walks - State of Connecticut for rightsK>f- 6 and 9 p.m. Small.” Call 644-8356 for ...... USED $20. Two ■ Graflex and off season materials. Bryrewood. $375. vehicle. Positraction, way activitiei regarding the 201-272-1800. private. Convenient to ten foundations painted. Call Probate Notice estimates. Oniniinn Dana.Inn 00 REFRIGERATORS, Stroboflash units, without trailering axles, roof rack, Hendee Road ^ id g e Project. nis club; golf courses and Art - 643-5226. Strictly cash and carry. References. Telephone 683- NOTICE TO CREDITORS WASHERS, RANGES - batteries, each $20. Nikon 4) Tb see if the Town will vote an MAKE THE MOST shopping. Will custom March 12th and 13th. W.G. 0683, evenings 236-2833. 350 V-8 automatic, power ESTATE OF LOUIS P. Clean, Guaranteed. Parts FT body, $35. Nikkor 35mm additional appropriation to the □ EMPLOYMENT OUT OF SPRINQ build your home to suit MOTHER OF NINE C & M Tree Service, Free INTERIOR PAINTING, G-lenney Company, Steering, radio, rear MARTINEAU, deceased To The Si Service. Low prices! f/2.8 lens, $50. Nikkor 1981-1962 Budget of a sum not M A K E M O N E Y your needs. Peterman MONTH OLD will babysit estimates. Discount senior over ten years experience, Manchester, Ellington and WILUMANTTC - One and defogger, more. 643-2880. The Hon. William E. FitzGerald, B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main 105mm f/2.5 lens, $50. exceeding $28,000.00 to a new item, Realty and Building Com one child in my home days. citizens. Company- low rates and senior citizen Willington. two bedroom apartments. 0-7 Capital Expenditures — Judge, of the Court of Probate, Nikkor 135mm f/2.8 lens, District of Manchester at a Help Wanted 13 Ejm eitri money teMing Avon, le year pany, 649-9404 or 646-1171. After 5:00 telephone M7- Manchester owned and discounts. 643-9980. Street. 643-2171. •••••••••••••••••••••••• Heat and utilities included. 1972 DUSTER -1976 engine Revahiatioo. as recommended by ovm bou and Mt yow -ovn hours. 1103. operated. Call 646-1327. $50. Nikkorex F body, $15. Mualeal Inatnimanta 44 Rental assistance - 6 cyl., needs transmission the Board of Finance, for the hearing held on March 8, 1M2 Call 523-9401 or ordered that all claims must be P A R T T IM E ...... ^ INTERIOR A N D GE DRYER - Three years All sales final. Call Doug available. Deposit and work. Ifas had new brakes, revaluation of taxable property. SALESPERSON to sell 646-36B5 old. Excellent Condition. Bevins at the Manchester references required. No radiator, tune-up. $500. 5) To see if the Town will vote to presented to the fiduciary on or p ain tin g, RARE GEORGE STECK ,^ fo r e June 6,1982 or be barred as $100 firm. Call 649-8105 H erald, 643-2711, only transfer a sum not exceeding $28,- subscriptions door-to-door ...... Mom^VoVVa’ /V...... *23 Homea *For'*Sa*/e*...... *23 pa^r^^n^^paper hanging, Garpentnf baby Grand player piano, pets. Telephone 456-1284. Call after 1:30, 643-1425. ^ law provided. RECEPTIONIST - Office 000.00 from the Reserve for Capital fflanrljfalpr Hrralb after 6 p.m. with neWscarrier two Work. Fully insuren. J.P. between 1 and 3 p.m. "as is,” $1495. Thomas Sherrie L. Anderson, Assistant - Part time for and Non-reconing Expenditure evenings a week or Satur & weekdays. spinet organ, "as is,” $150. MANCHESTER • Three 1974 FORD GALAXIE - Ass't. a erk oral surgery practice, Lewis Son, 649-9658. Fund to the General Fund for Item days. Salary plus com- Articles lor Sale 41 Watkins Piano and Organ, rooms, second floor, four door, power steering, The fiduciary is: missions. Call fiirculation Good typing. Medical or 0-7 — Capital Expenditures, or call for an appointment, INTERIOR/EXTERIOR Main Street, Manchester carpeted, appliances, power brakes, ajr- Revaluation. Tberese Martineau Mana ;er. Manchester d e n ta l (ackground BEAUTIFUL VICTORIAN excellent location. $340 conditionlng. Good running 60 Whitney Road, PAINTING - Wallpapering BRIDAL GOWN WITH (rear). 643-5171. 6) To see if the Town will authorize Heralc . 643-2711. preferred, however will 167 Green Rd monthly plus utilities. condition. Needs body the First Selectwoman to enter Manchester, CT 06040 and Drywall Installation. ★ Alencon Lace. Brand new - 016^)3 train mature, dependable SEARS MAPLE ORGAN Available April 1st. Peter work. Telephone 646-7925. into a contract with United Ap 643-2711— ask for Tom Hooper person. 649-2272. Quality professional work. ALUMINUM SHEETS size 8. Asking $200 or best Reasonable prices. FYee with foot pedals. $200. man Realty, 649-9404 or praisal Division of Cole-Lager- DENTAL SECRETARY used as printing plates. .007 offer. Telephone 646-1121. Trumble Co. for the complete Assistant - light typing. Estimates! loilly insured. Telephone 872-0482. 646-1171. JEEPS, CARS, PICKUPS QUALITY CONTROL thick, 23x28Va’’ . 50c each, from $35. Available at local reappraisal and revaluation of Probate Notice Knowledge of business G.L. McHugh, 643-9321. or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- taxable real property and personal IN S PE C T O R and firs t 118 MAIN STREET - Three Gov’t. Auctions. For ESTATE OF EDWARD JOHN skills. Send resume to P.0, •••oaooaoosooooaoooooooo 2711. They MUST be picked Boats-Acceaabrias 45 property located within the cor piece llayout with five and four room apartments. D irectory call Surplus WARD aka EDWARD J. WARD Box 416, Manchester, CT years experience on air Building Contracting 33 up before 11:00 a.m. only. porate limits of the Town of An 06040. ••oooooooaoooooooaoooooM Hot water, no appliances, Data Center 415-330-1^. dover. aka EDWARD JOHN WARD. SR. craft sheet metal parts, in security. Tenant in-' 7) To advise the Board of aka EDWARD J. WARD, SR., an air-conditioned plant. FARRAND Sleeveless Knit deceased BOOKKEEPER - Part REMODEUNG - Cabinets, surance. 646-2426, 9-5 1969 MUSTANG Selectmen as to whether the Town Company paid benefits and MFG 14 ft. Bass Boat, Ful Automatic, p o w e r should enter into a Gypsy Moth The Hon. William E. FitzGerald, time, flexible hours. Must Roofing;, Gutters, Room weekdays. Judge, of the Court of Prolate. overtime. Dynamics Metal Young Original ly equipped. 40 HP Mer steering, 6 cyl., AM/FM Spraying Program, the cost of be fully experienced. Products Company, Inc., Additions, Decks, All types which would te shared equally by District of Manchester at a Display Craft - 643-9557. of Remodeling and cury electric start, FOUR ROOM - One stereo, white sidewall tires hearing held on March 3, 1982 422 North Main Street. Teleflex-stick steering. plus two snows on rims. the Town and the State of Connec Repairs. Free estimates. bedroom apartment with ticut. ' ordered that ail claims must be Manchester. 646-4048. Hummingbird depth presented to the fiduciary on or TRAVEL AGENT - one to Fully insured. Phone 643- appliances. Two months Good running condition. 8) To do any other business proper before June 3,1982 or be barred as 6017. sounder, ShaKespeare security and references. $300 or best oHer. 643-7629. to come before said meeting. three years experience. DENTAL ASSISTANT - by law provided. Call University Trayel. remote electric motor, CB, Call after 5:30 p.m., 649- Dated at Andover, CoonecUcut this full or part time. Aerated livewell, bilge 5758. GOVERNMENT 9th day of March, 1982. Dawn E. Qroboskl, 429-9313 or 649-0605. ROBERT E. JARVIS - Asa't. Clerk Experienced preferred but pump and much more! SURPLUS CARS AND /s/ Jean S. Gasper not essential. Reply Box K, Remodeling Specialist. The fiduciary is: Asking $2500. Telephone MANCHESTER - Central TRUCKS many sold /s/ Peter J. M^eggia WANTED: FEMALE c/o The Herald. For room auditions, Valerie C. Ward SENIOR citizen compa kitchens, bathrooms, 649-7M2 before 2:30 or ly located three room through local sales, under /s/ Edward M. Yeomans nion. Must be able to drive CUSTOM BUILT CAPE roofing and siding or anv after 10 p.m. apartment. Appliances. $300. 1-714-5694)241 for Board of Selectmen Valerie Christine Ward M A T U R E A N D your directory on how to 144 Greenwood Drive, in exchange for free room home improvement need. $225. Telephone 049^285. Town of Andover R E L IA B L E woman to 1979 SEAREY 20 ft. 228 purchase. 0pm 24 hours. Manchester. CT 06040 and board. Telephone 644- Immaculate home - Fireplaced Living room - Telephone 643-6712. 0164)3 ^ n r h P B t p r babysit for three younger horse power with low MANCHESTER - Two 017-03 3514. children for divorced Formal Dining room. Enclosed Porch - Large LEON CIESZYNSKI hours, tandom E-Z load family home, five rooms, 1972 VW - Excellent run ; Hrralli father, Monday - Friday, 6 trailer. $10,000 negofiable. HOME HEALTH AIDE - BUILDER. New homes, appliances. No pets. ning condition. Must sell. TOWN OF COVENTRY a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Prefer rooms. 1V2 baths - garage - Lot 80x140. 875-1497. Security. References. $340 Rebuilt engine. $1,150. Voluntary home health live-in sitter, but not essen additions, remodeling, rec NOTICE OF SPECIAL TOWN MEETING agency has a limited rooms, garages, kitchens plus utilities. Telephone telephone 647-8172 after 4 tial. Home in North Coven Antiquaa 48 872-6675. p.m. and Even sinill businessmen number of openings for try, 643-0290. rem odel^, ceilings, bath certified applicants. tile, dormers, roofing. NOTICE OF ADJOURNED TOWN MEETING WANTED: ANTIQUE Please call Rockville Marion E. Robertson Residential or commer Homes lor Ron! 54 1971 CHEVY VAN - needs have cash flow problems. EXPERIENCED FULL FURNITURE, Glass, AND REFERENDUM Public Health Nursing cial. 649-4291. lots of work. Best offer. Tht electors and citizens qualified to vote In the town meetlnga of the TIME body man wanted. Pewter, Oil Paintings, or Association, Inc. for Realtor 456)k MAIN STREET - sU Telephone 646.2340 after 6 Town of Coventry, are hereby notified and warned that a Special Town Apply 214 Stafford Road, Antique items. R. rooms, $400. plus utilities. p.m. Meeting of lald Town will be held et the Coventry High School School application - 872-9163. Mansfield - or telephone S3S 643-5953 DESIGN KITCHENS, Harrison, telephone 643- No appliances. Tenant in Auditorium In laid Town, on March U, 1M2, at 7:30 P.M. (E.S.T.) for Your newspaper carrier ejepends on 646-8340. cabinets, vanities, counter 8709. surance. Security. 646-2426 FIAT 128 - 1978, AM-FM, the following purpoaet: his collections each week to pay his tops, kitchen cabinet weekdays. good condition. $1200 or 1. To receive a communication from the Town Council with reqgect to RN - PUBLIC Health the proposed planning and conatnicUon of renovationa and fm- RETIREES - Earn extra fronts, custom Wantod to Buy 48 Best offer. Call evenings Nurse full time position. money! Drive a school bus. provementB to Coventry High School, Capt. Nalban Hale School, Coven bill, whether or not he has received Revised salaries. Call 872- woodworking, colonial ANDOVER - One bedroom and wieekends. 742-8^. try Grammar School and Grorge H eney Robertaon School in tte Town Call today! 643-2373. CASH FOR YOUR Proper 9163. Rockville Public 66 Henry St. reproductions. J.P. Lewis house with appliances. of Coventry. payment from his customers. When 649-9658. ty. We buy q^ckly and con Large yard. Ftill Base 1973 FORD MUSTANG 3. To consider a resolution to appropriate $>,SM.3K lor the pitnning Health Nursing Associa WANTED: PART TIME tion, Inc. E.O.E. fidentially. The Hayes (Cor ment. Security deposit. GRANDE SSI Oeveland. and construction of renovations and improvemanta to Coventry High he doesn't get paid, he has to dip HELP - stop at Royal Ice poration. 6464)131. 'Teleifflone 742^19. Good condition, but needs School, Capt. Nathan Hale School, Coventry Grammar School and Cream Company, 27 ELECTRICAL SERVICES minor repairs. $1,000 or George Heney Robertaon School and to authorize the izzue of bonds of into his pocket to make up the DEPENDABLE AND War;ren Street, Manchester ' - We do all types of Elec WILLING workers needed WANTED BY APRIL best offer. 6 4 3 ^ 7 after 6 the Town to meet the appropriation and pending the Issue of said bonds between 9 and 4. trical Work! Licensed. Call SMALL the making of temporary borrowings for such pnrpoae. difference. for mail processing plant. FIRST - any type of old p m . after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. wicker - couch, tamp, desk, OfHcea-Btoros Pursuant to Section t-3 (e) of the Town Charter, such meeting will be We'll train you - part time medium adjourned by the Moderator to a Refrendum to he held on March 30, etc. Telephone 849-7069 for Root 58 GRAN TORINO - 1975. or full time, j^p ly in per Looking for kitchen TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY URGE U n , on the following question: You can help make a small son 2964 Main Street, Hart after 5 p.m. Excellent condition. Must "Shall the reeolutlon entitled “ A Refolution Appropriating t3,590,3K appliances? See the great Residential & Commercial •••••••••••••••••••••••• WORKSPACE OR ford. 5015 seU, $2095. Telephone 649-* For The Planning And Qnatructlon Of RenovaUhna And Improvemenia buys in today’s Classified Construction. Remodeling, STORAGE SPACE FOR 6122. To Coventry High School, Capt. Nathan Hale School, Coventry Gram businessman from going under If columns. home improvements, ad B-1 RENTALS RENT in Manchester. No mar School And George Heraey Rohertion School And Authorizing The r ditions, bathroom & 10-11 This attractive knit vest lease or security deposit. lizue Of |3,5M,365 Benda Of The Town To Meet Said Appropriation And [ you pay your carrier IS warm to wear with Open Forufm Pending The Issue Thereof The Making Of Temporary Botrowings For kitchen remodeling, A ruffled, Rooms for Rant 82 Reasonable rates. Suitable when he calls to collect. Thank you. roofing, siding, repairs, raglan-aleeve blouses or sweaters. for small business. Retail Such Pnrpone", as Introduced and read at a S p a ^ Town Meeting held topper U paired with a No. 6015 has knit direc The Manchester March II, M 2, be approved?" door St winefow replace slim skirt for a smaH CENTER STREET - 10 and commercially zoned. ment and alterations. 646- tions for Sizes Small, Me CaU 87M801, 10 to 5. H e ra ld ’ s Open Forum H ie ballot label wlU be aa follows: twosome. An alternate dium and Large (6-16) room home. Kitchen and provides Space for reader “ For Approval |3,5M,3K Bond Rasolntloa For Tiie P la n ol^ And 1379. version features a Peter lanchetfer Herald Establish inclusive. rec room privileges. dialogue oii current events. Cooatruction Of Renovations And Improvements To Coventry High Pan collar. TO OkOtS, IMS tt.so Working man only. Securi NEWLY RENOVATED School, Capt. Nathan Hale Schaol, Coventry Grammar SchMl And ' DENNIS AND RUSSELL Address letters to the Open Large older home. Enclosed front & B-172 with Photo-Guide ||jnw.^oi..togft,,„ ty and references required. 310 square feet office George Heraey Robertaon School, Yes/No” . Manchester Conn 6 4 7 - « 9 4 » MILLER - Remodeling, regular buying is in Sizes 10 to 18. Size Telephone 646-7621 after 5 available. Main Street Forum, Manchester The voting will be by voting machine. Thoee deeiring lo vote for said additions, roofing, rec 12,34 bust... ruffled top, M N t CkkOT resolution shall place the pointer on the voting machine et "Y ee” . Thoae side porch. 3 bedrooms, 1/ 2 baths, p.m. location with ample Herald, Herald Square, rooms, paneling, gutters, 244 yards 46-inch; skirt, parking. Call 649-2891. dealring to vote against said resolution shim place the pointer on the Probald Notice jiM j(M. of iS S m ' Manchester, CT 06040. voting machine at "N o ". habits with your aluminum and vinly siding 144 yards. Now rock, N.T. 100N With spring just FURNISHED ROOM with •••••••••••••••••••••••• The polls will be open during the boon between 6:00 o’clock A.M. and NOTICE TO CREDITORS walkup attic, 2 car garage. Close to installed year round. Ti trdsr, und $2JiS, plug 50t Print NanUg MOrtts wHfe ZIF PRIME LOCATION • carpeting. Male or female. 0:00 o'clock P.M., (E.S.T.) Electors will vote at the polling pitces en- ESTATE OF MARY E. PERJt around the co(ner- Telephone 649-2954 or 649- fir p ttb ia and hiBdilsf. CODE BN Stirto mIS w . MoiorejrefM-Bfcjrctos 64 Two weeks sei^ty. $50 Downtown, Ground level, tabliahed In the first and second voting diitricta. The voters who ore en The Hon. William E. FitzGerald, advertising— grammar, junior high and high 1421. * » MMIUTT 1982 ALBUM with 16-page ••••••*••••••••••••••••• weekly. Telephone 646- four rooms, heat, air- titled to vote by reeaon of Section 7-6 of the General Statutes of Connec Judge, of the Court of Probate, Why not sell the ItaaiiMwlinH GIFT SECTION with full conditioning, utilities and SUZUKI PE 290 1978 $600. District of Manchester at a schools. directions. Price... $8J». 7687. Good condition. 1973 ticut, Reviaed to January 1,1070, aa amended, may vote at the Town BIKE that has •••••••••••••••••••••••• Now rock, H.Y. la s ts parking. Available im Hall. In accordance with the provlalons of Section OMO o f (he Connec hearing held on March 5, 1962 everyday in lOOnitTttJSEAGN Kawasaki 175 trail bike ordered that all claims must be Heet/ng-PlumbIng 35 Print Nimo, AiirtM witii ziF mediately. Telephone 649- ticut General Statula, abeeotee bellota will be available. been put away B-tt S - B piU-O IS MS Now. Now Apartmanta lor Root 83 $406. Telephone 649-6617 presented to the fiduciary on or •••••••••••••••••••••••• CODE. StZlt'lliaMrMiSS^ ” ' to sraii tkiw) ktw to u k s tkm . •••••gff•••••••••••••••• 2865. The voting will take place pursuant to the provlalons of the General Marion F. Robertson New FASHION with after 6:30 p.m. Statutes, and the votes will be cast and canvassed and the reaidta deter before June 5,1482 or be barred as since last fall? SCHALLER PLUM6ING- wio - ^KuntKE niiTs. ts by law provided. The Herald. H E A 'nN G - Water' pump Photo-Guide patterns in pints MS soplhims s n ifu . MANCHESTER MAIN mined and certified aa naarly as may be In accordance with the law s' Realtor all sise ranges, hat a ^1t1-HIIIL00M NMtOlWOW-M STREET - One room ef HONDA 1061 CR 250, fox governing the election of Town Offidala. ' Bernice I. Daniel. Clerk specialists, A ls o , t»»M if HtSlowtik IklHl. firin g cleaning time Is a Dated at Coventry, Connecticut, tUa llUi day of March, (N fcv The thlBcUry Is: Turn it into remodeling service or apecial Grace Cole Collec- ficiency. Heated, hot forks plus other extras. L=J 643-5953 tion for larger siscs; plus a -Itt-TO SIVE ir KEEP-40 IM . g ^ t time to sell no longer Charles F. McCarthy, ToUm Manager ^ JMn Pella > ca s h w ith r e p a ir s . FREE OlMtiik Htsu It tuki. water, appliances. No pets. Excellent condition. $1200 a t Bldwell Street. 2 BONUS Couponsf B*1 tt —eSAFT—OE iM ts f i Mlefc- Security. Parking. needed, bat BtiU .useful firm . D ays, 289-2919; Ruth E. Benoit, Town a e rk Manchester. CT OtptO a Ciassified E ^ M A T E S . 649H066. Price . j.. $1,25. tsHulw Hssn. Telephone 523-7047. items with a classified ad. ni^te, 2894^. 0124»S 021JI3 ad! 24 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs.. March 11, R>rmer h itler tar smc^ffirs ay)[daud 2is"Best-tasting low tar Fve triedr Gan a low tar cigarette provide MERIT Landslide. the taste incentive to switch < In addition, extensive unmarked' smokers from higher tar brands? pack tests confirm that MERIT Research proves MERIT can. delivers a winning combination of Taste Debate Ends. taste and low tar when compared with Nationwide survey reveals higher tar leaders. I- - J over 90% of MERIT smokers Con/irmed: The overwhelming who switched from higher tar are majority of smokers reported MERIT MERIT Filter glad they did. In fact, 94% dont taste equal to—or better than—leading even miss their former brands. higher tar brands. Further Evidence: 9 out of Confirmed: W hen tar levels were 10 former higher tar smokers revealed, 2 out of 3 chose the MERJT report MERIT an easy switch^ combination of low tar and good taste. f TA^ that they didntgit^e up taste in \ear after year, in study after study, LOW TAR-'ENRICHED FLAVOR switching, and that MERIT is the MERIT remains unbeaten. The best-tasting low tar theyve proven taste alternative to higher tar ever tried. smoking- is MERIT O Philip Murris Inc. 1982 Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Kings: 7 mg " ta C 0.5 mg nicotine—100's Reg: 10 mg ''tarrO.7 mg nicotine—100's Men: 9 mg "tar," 0.7 mg nicotine av. per cigarette, FTE Report DeciBI Kii^&