24 MANCHKSTK.H IIKHAU). Wediu-sriav, Miirch 6, 19B5 Burlington re-elects Sanders MANCHESTER FOCUS SPORTS WEATHER List rise looks good Rick Dyer is crying Manchester hoop More clouds tonight; Socialist mayor wins, but party fails to gain for district residents and it’s a real gas out of tournament no change Friday Although Sanders calls himself a BURLINGTON. Vt. (UPI) - and go forward." radical and claims he has not ... page 11 ... page 15 ... page 2 Mayor Bernard Sanders, the na Burns conceded defeat within an modified his politital views during ... page 3 tion's only socialist mayor and hour after polls closed at 7 p.m. and his four years in office, his leader of Vermont's largest and said his loss was no surprise. campaign was rooted in the nuts wealthiest city, says he owes his The former lieutenant governor and bolts of city government easy re-election to blue collar blamed his defeat in part on the rather than lofty political ideals. workers, the elderly and the poor. candidacy of independent Gal lagher, who he said siphoned off He pointed to Burlington’s im Prelimirtary vote totals Tuesday proved streets, general prosperity showed the fiery Sanders. 43, with vital votes. , "We just couldn't break nut of and stable tax rate. He also 55.2 percent of 9,827 votes cast in claimed credit for a revival of the seven-way contest, city offi the pack," Burns said. "A move against Sanders was interest in local politics. cials said. Sanders’ opponents blamed him Democrat Brian Burns, 45, Sand impossible once Diane Gallagher was in the race," he said. for blocking construction of a iianrbfilfr Mrralft ers' closest competitor, won 31.5 highway linking the city’s water percent of the vote. Independent This year, Sanders' supporters ...... * ThiircHawThursday, M^^rr March 7, 1985 — Single copy: 250 from the so-called Progressive front and downtown shopping Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm candidate Diane Gallagher won district with outlying areas, and 11.9 percent, according to prelimi Coalition were positioned to seize their first-evercontrol of the Board criticized his push for alternatives nary returns from the city's six to the local property tax, which wards. of Aldermen The Progressive Coalition has pays for most city services. Sanders, a Brooklyn. N Y , na The returns came as no surprise tive, sought a third term after first six of 13 aldermanic seats, and were hoping to capture a seventh in to area pollsters, who predicted being elected in 1981 Sanders the odds-on favorite; and Senators rebuff Reagan, save Amtrak "What we showed tonight is that- a Ward 1 seat vacated when a Democrat retired. Burns — who was backed by a you can take on the leadership of number of Republican business the Democratic Party, the Repub But unofficial Ward 1 returns ment services under attack -By budget. increase. of the federal Export-Import men and endorsed by the city’s Bv Elaine S. Povich N.Y., argued the rail line should be Bank, which provides loans to lican Party, the big business showed Independent jjeith Pills- United Press International kept and persuaded some Republi Reagan. "A lot of water will cross under Instead of accepting $6.2 billion community, the local paper...and bury, a coalition member, losing to daily newspaper — a distant in cuts for farm programs, the American companies competing second. cans to go along with the Demo Working until near midnight the bridge between now and the you can beat thenr if you stick Democrat James Rowell, by 97 Wednesday, the committee re time the budget is approved. The Senate committee on a 14-8 vote with foreign exporters; Voter turnout was light, due to a WASHINGTON - The Senate crats for the 13-9 vote. • Agreed 14-8 to continue to fill together." Sanders in his victory votes. The committee also went along fused to cut the $6.2 billion from president is solid, firm behind his instead opted for a Democratic Rowell's win means Democrats late winter storm that dumped a Budget Committee voted today to plan that would allow agricultural the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, speech. foot of snow on the city. save federal subsidies for Amtrak, with plans to sell Conrail and farm programs Reagan proposed, budget propoal and will remain "What we are doing in my view is — Burlington's dominant party- agreed to Moynihan’s proposal to declined to eliminate the Small so" as he discusses strategy with spending in fiscal 1986 to continue though more slowly than at before Sanders was elected to Assistant City Clerk Joannna adding the passenger rail service at the current level of about $21 present; of national significance, " he said. Berk said the voter turnout by to its long list of domestic pro freeze operating subsidies for Business Administration and sub Senate Republicans. "If you articulate the issues. If office — gained one seat on the sidized housing for the disadvan About the only reduction from billion. Six Republicans joined the • Froze rather than cut natural early afternoon was about half that grams spared from President mass transit and turn capital resources and environment you make sense to the ordinary board. subsidies into a loan guarantee taged and agreed to support the Reagan’s budget that the commit Democrats to pass the outline. In Ward 6, preliminary returns of two years ago, when Sanders Reagan’s budget-cutting plans. In dealing Reagan several other programs. UP! photo working people, the elderly and the won re-election to a second term. The committee agreed to con propgram. federal Export-Import Bank and tee agreed to has been in military poor and any people who are showed Republican Fred Bailey continue to fill the Strategic spending. The panel Tuesday blows, the committee: Budget Committee Chairman Mayor Bernard Sanders of Burlington, him a landslide victory in his bid for a defeating Democrat Judy Kelley Burlington has 28,337 registered tinue funding Amtrak, though it The sparing of Amtrak was yet Pete Domenici, R-N.M., said the willing to look at the issues in a reduced some other federal mass another indication of the commit Petroleum Reserve, though more voted to freeze defense spending in • Decided 10-9 with bipartisan third term as leader of the state's largest — who was endorsed by Sanders — voters; 13,392 people voted in the support to reduce Small Business 16-6 vote against the farm program Vt., left, listens to election returns with sane and rational manner, then we 1983 mayoral race. transit support. Reagan wanted to tee’s unwillingness to cut domestic slowly. fiscal 1986 at thi.s year’s level. an unidentified supporter. Voters gave city. can bring the community together by 15 votes. Commenting on the Senate’s Defense Secretary Caspar Wein Adminstration loans by two-thirds cuts would not mean the end to his eliminate the subsidies and save $2 spending programs. So far, the effort to cut up to $60 billion off the billion as part of his plans to reduce panel also has rejected reductions work on the budget, White House berger scheduled a trip to Capitol but continue the program Reagan spokesman Larry Speakes said, Hill today to push his budget, wanted to eliminate; more than $200 billion federal the federal budget deficit. in farm programs and many other deficit. Vermonters, at town meetings, demand acid rain reiief But Sen. Daniel Moynihan, D- popular "middle class” govern "This is the first blush at the which calls for a 5.9 percent • Agreed 18-1 to support a form A plan to bring dog racing to St. By United Press International "Go up (Camel’s Hump) You who didn't think It was the biggest handful of towns canceled their 140 towns called for an end to the see just browned out evergreens." issue will change their minds when meetings Tuesday arid will proba testing and production of nuclear Albans Town was approved 340-258 Outage turns school said Jack Tourin of Duxbury. they hear what Vermont did. ” he bly hold them next month. weapons. by voters, who hope to convince a About three dozen Vermont Pownal race track owner to bring towns haVe sent a message to the The resolution was expected to said. "I think attendance was very In three city elections, voters in Reagan administration demand come up for consideration in about A heavy snow storm cut attend low, " he said, "adozenorso people Rutland. Winooski and Burlington the business north. ing action to control acid rain, 100 communities holding the an ance at the annual town meetings in some cases ' chose mayors from contested into temporary sauna races. which is blamed for devastating nual meeting — considered one of to a minimum across the state and ■ occurrea because the power along East the last bastions of grass roots drove down voter turnout in ALTHOUGH THE TRADI Burlington voters returned in TWO VERMONT TOWNS TOOK Bv Bill YInglIng Northeast forests and mountain action on measures aimed at Middle Turnpike had been disrupted lakes. democracy. Burlington, which had a seven-way TIONAL FOCUS of town meeting cumbent Mayor Bernard Sanders Herald Reporter to office for a third term, and controlling ski area growth. Lud for about an hour Saturday morning. Voters in Duxbury, one of at Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., said mayoral contest is on town finances and the election But when the power was restored, the he was banking on the town Secretary of State James Dou of local officers. Vermont resi Rutland voters kept Democrat low voters considered a two-year Plants died, tables peeled and least 34 communities endorsing a moratorium on condominium electrical surge damaged a compres Town Meeting Day resolution on meeting vote to prod Congress to glas said the heavy snow Monday dents in recent years have used the John Daley on for a fifth ter m. In candles melted as a mechanical forums to discuss a variety of Winooski, voters chose Democrat building spawned by nearby malfunction turned Manchester High sor that controls the school’s acid rain, unanimously passed the take action on acid rain. night cut attendance at some thermostats. measure Tuesday in a meeting "I think people realize , we evening meetings to a trickle; he national and international issues. Ronald Lacourse as their new Okemo Mountain. And, Mendon School into a great big sauna over the mayor. residents, who live near the weekend. Ludes said he had briefly visited the near Camel’s Hump — where Vermonters don't just pass things said a number of town officials Backers of the acid rain resolu school at around 10:30 a.m. Saturday mountaintop studies firkt brought lightly,” Leahy said in a telephone called to ask whether they could tion said before the meetings they People in other towns filled posts Killington Ski Area, voted on Temperatures in the school soared to hoped for an echo of the 1982 town ranging from dog catcher to town whether to continue to protect land at least 140 degrees Saturday, said and the temperature in the school then national attention to the devastat interview from Washington. postpone the gathering. was normal. ing effects of acid rain on trees. "I think (members of Congress) His deputy. Paul Gillies, said a meeting, when voters in more than clerk above 2,500 ft. MHS Principal Jacob Ludes. "I didn’t think it could get that hot.” However, the town Fire Department said Cooperative Education teacher was summoned to the school at 4; 16 Henry Rustek. p.m. and discovered that two heat Army is an education But Rustek, who manages the MHS sensors on the second floor had been student store, said the heat was enough activated by the extreme heat. to melt all of the chocolate and ruin the Fire officials replaced the sensors for mechanic Fazzino entire stock of cheese and crackers in and were back on call minutes later. the store. Northeast Utilities officials had Ludes said he thought that tempera determined that the power was dis By James V. Heallon to customers in simple English the tures had reached at least 140 degrees rupted because a squirrel had short United Press International complexities of automotive re circuited wires on Armory Street. pairs. They liked it. His wife, because crystals with a melting point of MIDDLETOWN — Sal Fazzino Mary, the mother of their two 140 degrees being stored in the school’s overhauled his first automobile children. Sandra, 12. and Sarah, 8. LINCOLN chemical storage room had turned to engine when he was 13 and he was did the books and pumped gas in a liquid during Saturday afternoon. Inside Today hooked. pinch. He hired a helper, Michael The excessive heat also caused the veneer on desks and tables throughout “High school wasn't my bag so I Marini, 21, and later^ Dave Herald photo by Tarquinio 20 pages. 2 sections joined the Army in 1966 when I was Lemay. the school to peel and four cases of candles that were to be sold during a 17," he said. The recruiter told him Although Fazzino lived in the Golden moment ___ 12 L o tte ry - ___ _ 2 the Army would train him as a neighborhood most of his life, he fund-raiser to melt. Area towns- ___ 10 Obituaries . , 10 mechanic. thought it was crime-free until he "I’ve got some guy doing nothing but Business______20 O pinion.— _ 6 Liam O’Sullivan steps up to the microphone as Association of Retired Classifieds. . ia-19 Peopletalk . _ 2 “They're going to put you where meeting of the American going around the school and'gluing opened his business. Burglars Lutheran Com ics - Sports they need you,” his father said. have smashed windows breaking Johanna Riley entertains on the guitar. The pair are Persons Wednesday at Concordia tables," Ludes said Wednesday. Entertainment- . 12 Nonsense, he told his father, who into the station. Some kid peppered members of the Golden Harp Dance Company of Church, Pitkin Street. School officials have determined that Lottery „ 2 had served in the Italian army in the neighborhood with a BB gun, Bolton, which entertained at the Chapter 604 the malfunction in the heating system World War II, the U. S. Army keeps including the station. A tractor its word. trailer took down some pumps and "They’re all the same," his roared away but an early bird Father remains critical father said. customer got the registration. It’s He trained as an infantryman. still in litigation. But he held the Army to its promise 1985 UNCOLNMERCURY and graduated as a mechanic ^ m ^A- SNEAK THIEF SCOOPED two schools, one for wheels and one money from the register while he FDA says heart implant illegal for tracks, finishing among the top was busy one day. Police reco 10 percent in each. He was also vered it when he and Michael were given a letter of commendation. able to give them a description of a By Beth McCorkle congestive heart failure with fluid Cheng, who combined his dental- out the ordeal and were "suppor He spent 16 months in Vietnam luxury car whose occupants had 100°^ FACTORY AUTHORIZED United Press International in his lungs. practice with research on his tive" of the use of the pump, the where he fixed mostly anything on stopped for gasoline. Then he got a The lung problems were caused device, said he allowed the trans doctor said. wheels for the 1st Logistical break on a computerized cash TUCSON, Ariz. — Exhausted by the length of time the patient, a plant team to use his device The surgical team, after being Command. He trained classes of register, and some burglar broke surgeons early today transplanted divorced father of two, was on a without FDA approval “because informed of the FDA d^ision, said Vietnamese as mechanics and in and stole it. a second human heart in a dying heart-lung machine during the somebody wanted to use it. I've they would use Cheng’s device when he wasn’t doing either, he An $18,0000 construction project 32-year-old father kept alive for 11 second transplant.Doctors placed been waiting six years.” again “to save the patient’s life." SALE hours between operations by an a human heart in the man'Tuesday Beigel said Copeland told him Cheng said he did not understand was in the jungle sighting down the at the station went awry and barrel of an M16. because he couldn’t afford to to unapproved artificial heart de but decided on the second trans that “he wanted it to be clear that why the FDA called the use of his His father’s savvy and willing have contractors redo it, he took a sign^ by an immigrant Chinese plant, which started lateWednes- the mechanical heart worked heart illegal. "They don’t know ness to invest were two reasons he pick and shovel and began crack dentist. day night, after the first one began well,” anything about it,” he said. decided to go into the automobile ing concrete to repair leaking The Food and Drug Administra to fail. The pump was used to Cheng's heart differs from the TTie surgeons said the temporary repair business for himself in 1981. underground pipes. Friends saw tion said the temporary implant sustain the patient’s life while Jarvik-7 heart used in three artifical heart was the only way to "You got a good tr^de, why work him and volunteered, among them was illegal because the device had awaiting the arrival of the second permanent implants, including keep the patient alive until a for somebody else?” the father Frank Krol, a contractor. “We got not been approved but the trans human heart. two men who are still alive in a human heart could be found. One asked. to help each other, pal," Krol said. plant team had no regrets. Dr. Kevin Cheng, 40, who im m i\ Louisville, Ky., hospital. was located late Wednesday night Recently, the state Department “We were faced with a patient grated to the United States 12 years. Beigel said the patient was never and flow by helicopter to Tucson in WITH THE PURCHASE OF of Transportation closed off the who faced certain death." Dr. Jack ago so he could study cardiovascu: informed of the use of Cheng’s a red-and-white plastic cooler Seagrave’s Mobil Service, a 56- street in front of his place for road Copeland, head of the transplant lar medicine as a sideline, used a device because "he hadn’t asked from an undidsclosed location. year-old East Main Street business and bridge repairs and he was told team, said before the second dental drill and polyurethane to about it.” Eleven hours after the tempor that was still listed in the telephone the work wouldn't be completed for operation. “I don’t view this as an build the original compressor- The patient had been slipping ’’ in ary pump was implanted the directory as a "filling station," eight months. experiment. I view it as use of driven Phoenix heart. and out" of consciousness during surgeons received another human when he bought it in 1981, the His gasoline business plum what's avaiable to keep a man FDA spokesman William Grigg the 11 hours between the trans heart and put it in the patient. education if Sal Fazzino intensi meted 50 percent, and his liveli alive.” said Cheng's device was never plants, Beigel said. The patient had begun rejecting fied. Some argued right off the bat hood is in jeopardy because oFthe Dr. Allan Beigcl. a spokesman at checked by the agency, making its The patient was placed in the his first human heart transplant he paid too high a price for it. detour. A spokesman for the DOT the University ofArizonaMcdical- use illegal. The dentist said he intensive care unit after the second the day before and surgeons UPt photo As his own boss and the owner of said there are no provisions in the Center, said after the four-hour never sought government appro operation. Beigel said initial tests decided to go with the temporary Fazzino’s Auto Service and Re statutes nor are their funds avaial- operation that the unidentified val because he did not have showed he had not suffered any blood pump. Dr. Cecil Vaughn, right, and Phoenix dentist Kevin pair, he had the privilege of able to reimburse people for such patient's condition was critical and sufficient funds for the research neurological or brain damage but . Copeland said he did not think he Cheng speak at a news conference this morrfmg' Due to Increased productivity, Morlarty Brothers LIhcoln-Mercury, In conjunction with LINCOtN-MCRC- there would be ' more , extensive working when he pleased, 7 a.m. to losses. his prognosis was guarded. required by the FDA. was “experimenting on the pa following the implanting of an experimental artificial ,7 p.m. except Sunday. He deve “My spirits are still up,” Fazzino URY,.a division of FORD MOTOR COMPANY, Is pleased to announce a "first of Its kind" direct factory aale Beigelsaid Copeland told him ’.’We will look at the situation and tests. tient, just saving him.” loped a reputation as a virtuoso, a says. "Our regular customers still for the general public. This one time only sale enables you to purchase the Lincoln Mercury of your oholoe there were “serious complica- determine what action, if any, The patient's mother and sister heart into a 32-year-old male who rejected a human man who could get around an come by. They tell us to hang in. AT WHOLESALE PRICES and the manufacturer’s suggested retail prices will be disregarded. Itions" because the man had needs to be taken." Grigg said. remained at the hospital through Please turn to page 10 transplant. engine like Paganini on the violin. We’ve got to keep going. If wp have He was pumping adequate gas, to, we'll tighten our belts some too, a barometer for the rest of the Knowledgeable Uncoln-Mercury representatives will answer your questions and assist you In yourtrene- more.” actlon. Due to the nature of this sale, the dealer will assess a handling package plus destination c h a ^ . A business, such as the oil, tires and His father never said it would be repairs. He-took time out to explain easy. full and complete Ford factory warranty will be Included In all sales. No negotiations will be neceeeary as all Now‘Pot Forum’ Reagan continues MX arm-twisting prices will be at wholesale on over 300 Lincolns and Mercurys presented for this sale. Trade-Ins will be ac cepted and financing Is available to qualified buyers through Ford Motor Credit Company. anaworo quooSons Bv Ira R. Allen O'Neill to discuss a variety of issues, resolve to their advantage and to our Earth,” he said. “It is not only our United Press International probably including next week's arms disadvantage." personal view, it is the will of all the Boy plays bus driver Do you have a question you’ve always talks in Geneva, Switzerland, the As Reagan was pleading Wednesday Soviet people. WHOLESALE FACTORY PRICES IN EFFECT wanted to ask your veterinarian but were WASHINGTON - President Rea partisan bickering over farm policy for congressional approval of the "If the ^viet and American people BOSTON (UPI) - A 14-year-old Metropolitan Police officer Kevin gan, in the midst of a public relations and the president’s appeal to Congress 10-warhead MX, which he calls the join their efforts in the struggle for boy has been arraigned on charges Calnan. afraid to ask? "Pet Fonim” may be able to FRIDAY & SATURDAY help. The Manchester Herald’s new column offensive to sell the MX missile to to restore covert aid to Nicaraguan “peacekeeper,” Shcherbitsky was tell peace, nuclear threats can be he stole a city transit bus and drove Authorities said the youth, des Congress lest anyone think America is rebels. ing American journalists that the averted,” he said. it for 2b miles around the Boston cribed as a “transit buff,” al debuts today on page tS. Soviet response to U.S. research on a The column will be written by two area weak-willed, has a chance to take his For a third straight day. Reagan was With Congress two weeks away from area, even stopping to pick up and legedly boarded the empty bus at a NO DEALERS PLEASE ONE TO A CUSTOMER case to the Soviets. meeting today with a group of 30 House "Star Wars" space defense system drop off passengers before he was veterinarians, Or. Ed Williams and Dr. Allan action that could seal the fate of the MX Massachusetts Bay Transporta Reagan meets late in the day at the members to argue that abandoning the would lead to an increase in Soviet or plunge ahead with further produc pulled over by police two hours tion Authority garage in South Leventhal. WilUaiba is affiliated with the White House with a member of the MX would be a blow to U.S. negotiators offensive missiles. later. Boston about 2; 30 p.m. Monday. SALE DATES: Manchester V eter^ry Clinic and has prac tion, Reagan declared, “A vote on the LINCOLN SALE LOCATION: Soviet Politburo, Ukrainian Commu starting talks in five days with the “We'll be forced to take adequate peacekeeper is a vote on Geneva. A district court judge released Wearing a cap and a blue suit FRIDAY, MARCH 8 6pm-10pm MORIARTY BROS. UNCOLN-MERCURY ticed In MancbeMitf’irihce IMt. Leventhal is nist Party chief Vladimir Shcher- Soviets in Geneva, Switzerland. measures and, first of all, to strengthen the unidentified youth Tuesday in like those of MBTA drivers, the affiliated with tlw.'Beltoa Veterinary Hospital SATURDAY, MARCH 9 9am-5pm CENTER ST., MANCHESTER bitsky, who is heading a 33-member "The Soviets do not make a distinc our strategic system,” Shcherbitsky “The Soviets are watching this with the custody of the state Depart youth drove through South Boston, and has practiced in the M andmter and delegation of the Supreme Soviet, or tion between Republicans and Demo said, speakingf through an interpreter. intense interest," he said, "so let no one ment of Youth Services, pending a picking up and dropping off JUST OFF EXIT 92 at 1-86 Bolton areas since 1851. parliament, on a goodwill tour of the crats or legislative and executive In talks with members of Congress, misjudge what’s at stake. Rejecting court hearing. No bail was set. passengers at several stops before If you have a question, send -it to “Pet United States. branches," Reagan told House the Ukrainian leader said, “We clearly the peacekeeper would knock the legs "He was playing bus driver. getting onto the Massachusetts Forum." Manchester Herald, P.O. Box S9I, Before the early afternoon meeting members Wednesday. "They simply and definitely expressed that our point out from under the negotiating table, That’s what he was doing," said Turnpike. " Manchester, Conn. 06040, with Shcherbitsky, Reagan scheduled a look for and exploit any sign of of view is to prevent the arms race in leaving the Soviets no conclusion but lunch with House Speaker Thomas divisiveness or indecision or lack of space and (achieve) its cessation on America lacks unity and resolve.” M.\NrilKSTh:H HKHAl.n. Tliiirs(t;iy. M;ircli 7. 1985 MANCIIi;STKI< IlKHAU). Tliiiis(l;i.v. Mmii Ii 7 iwr. 3 Legal wrinkle gives Shays temporary freedom Parents to ask suspension of health course Lieberman said the writ his office O'Neill on possible disciplinary; Manchester By Mark A. Dupuis pared by the state attorney gener But Van Norslrand said he prepared to free Shays was de action agains Hartford attorney ■ United Press Internotlonal al's office after the House voted agreed to set the resolution aside By Bill Yingllno exempt from the class. Cycles” unit i)f the course. Thai excluded from any portion of the course 88-56 .to approve a resolution when it became clear in bipartisan signed to avoid a consitutional Alexander A. Goldfarb. In Brief Herald Reporter School officials, on the other hand, particular unit includes instruclion on and the student will Im‘ excinpl without showdown had the House carried Shays stood firmly behind his; HARTFORD — A six-term legis ordering Shays’ release at least negutiations that Shays could be say that in compliance with state law. human scxutility and venereal disease. |)cnally. out its resolution and demanded demand to be allowed to make a ■ lator who served two days of a until the Legislature adjourns -in freed under the writ, which the Parents opposed to an eighth-grade the course is not mandatory. Al the Feb. '25 school Ixtard meeting, Officials have said that students that Shays be freed and sent back statement in O'Neill's courtroom Students to shoot trouble 10-day jail term for contempt of June. speaker said was his chief goal for health course offered at Bennet and Connecticut law statesthat a "family parents said they were not satisfied exempt fr om the course will he given a and vowed to serve the full Automotive students from Manchester High court was free today as his cause Leaders of the House's Republi the six-term legislator. to the Capitol. Illing junior high schools plan to ask life" education course cannot he with the botird's concessions and research assignment in irlacc of the "That is a profound confronta sentence, rejecting O'Neill's offer School and Howell Cheney Regional Vocational took a back seat to wider constitu can majority claimed a provision "We can litigate on another day school board members to immediately mandated as part of a student’s complained that school officials had class participation. tion of the branches of government to apologize to the court in Technical School will join students from 20 other tional questions of when legislators of the state constitution prohibits whether you can do this to suspend the course from the curricu curriculum. It states that a student not responded to the groiii)'s original which in my opinion would be best exchange for his freedom. state high schools in the Amercian Automobile Kennedy also responded to the can be put in jail. lawmakers from being arrested in members of the General Assembly lum at Monday night's school board needs a note from home to be exempt requests. to avoid." said Lieberman. who Van Norstrand said he spoke Association's annual Trouble Shooting Contest parents' other eoinplaint that an Rep. Christopher Shays, R- civil matters when the Legislature when ^they’re in session," Van meeeting . from the cla.ss The requests included hiring a child with Shays Wednesday and the In April, each school will chose ils four best unaffiliated professional had not per • Stamford, was released Wednes is in session. Norstrand said. said the writ would raise in the Elizabeth Fitzgerald, a parent active p.sychologist or psychiatrist not affil legislator agreed to the writ of The group also wants the current formed a complete review of the course day night from the state jail in House Speaker R.E. Van Nor- Shays was found in contempt and Supreme Court the broader ques automotive students to take a written test. The in the dispute, said this morning that iated with the school system to review error to win his freedom and let the two highest-scoring students from each school course, which it contends is now materials. Bridgeport after a judge signed a strand, R-Darien, said he pushed sentenced to 10 days Monday after tion of whether a lawmaker can be her group, which calls itself Concerned mandatory, to be turned into an all of the course materials "to ensure Supreme Court decide if he was will be paired as a team for further testing. He pointed out that Dr. Tanash "writ of error" releasing him at the re.solution because of fears it refusing demands by Hartford jailed for contempt of court during Citizens of Manchester, wants the optional elective. that they are suitable and emotionally legally jailed The 10 highest-scoring teams in the state will course, "Focus on Wellness," to be Atoynatan, a psychiatrist at the least until the state Supreme Court would take the Supreme Court Superior Court Judge Norris L. an investigation. Parents have been protesting the harmless for teenage children." Par O’Neill that he step down from the Shays was found in contempt advance to the final competition, where the teams turned into two separate courses. ents also asked that the Itoard re Manchester Child Guidance Clinic, had decides if he was legally jailed. Idnger than the 10-day term to rule Amber is the fossil resin of course since last November when they on a writ of error challenging courtroom witness stand. after he refused to leave the work against the clock to repair an automobile. She said the group wants the creation examine the idea of mandating the accompanied the school district s HRISTOPHER SHAYS The writ, signed by Judge ancient pine trees. registered with school officials It George D. Stoughton, was pre Shays' imprisonment Attorney General Joseph 1. witness stand in a hearing before The competition gives students a chance for job of a health course which would include course. Instructional Mittcrials Review Cmn- . . . served two days placement as well as a chance to share in $12.'i,000 -separate complaints, including a peti instruction in nutrition, hygenc and tion carrying at least 188 names. Superintendent of Schools James P. mittcc in their review of the the course. in prizes and scholarships. first-aid. That course could then be Kennedy responded to the parents' Jacob Ludes HI, prinicpal of Man- made mandatory for all eighth-grade The school board has since elimi charges Wednesday, saying the "F o clrcster High School and chairman of students, she suggested. nated controversial filmstrips from the cus on Wclinc.ss” course is not the fivc-itrcniircr review committee, Weather Business briefings slated Parents contend that the current course and scheduled two workshops in mandatory in Manchester schools He said Wednesday llrat his commiUeo has Peopletalk Differing viewpoints on health care cost course is mandatory. Students need a which to review all of the written and said that all that a student only needs a spent over 31)0 Itoirrs reviewing the containment will be offered at the first in a series letter from home before they can be visual material used in the "Life Ictic'- f>-—" t'i. • .Ills asking to he course. Today’s forecast of breakfast briefings for the business commun Rock ‘n’ pole ity sponsored by the Legislative Committee of the The Gandhi movie Connecticut, Massachusetts Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce. They don'I know how to.speak English and their and Rhode Island: Tonight: The meeting will be March 15 at 7:45 a m. at names are unpronouneeable t’o most Westerners London-based American producer Judith de increasing cloudiness with a low Jesters Court, 784 Tolland Turnpike. Shelter officials eye hut the members of the Polish rock hand Lady Paul said VVednesday she is pouring millions of 8th District residents in the mid 20s to the mid 30s. Warren Prelesnik, administrator of Manches Pank (pronounced "Punk” l are not discouraged. dollars into a four-hour television drama on the ter Memorial Hospital, will pre.sent the provid The group is the first from the Eastern hloe to life of Indira Gandhi, the murdered prime Friday: mostly cloudy with the minister of India chance of showers. Mild with a er’s view. John Sundman, vice president of Gammons site again land an Americtin record contract ;md recording may not face tax hike the album. "Drop Everything. ” wasn't easy "This is more than just a film, " said the former high 50 to 55. finance at Lydall Inc., will provide the user’s o|)era singer who has just fiqished making a view. Sundman is a member of the Operating Lyricist Andrzej Mogielnicki had to tr;msl;ite the New Hampshire: Flurries Friday's meeling is scheduled loi’ six-hour series on Iztrd Mountbaltan, who was likely north and chance of Committee Business Coalition on Health. Bv Bill Yingling By Sarah Passell Fiano and Tolland developer Tho words into English while voetilist Janusz Herald Reporter 3 30 p ni al Lincoln Center. Panasewiez learned to sing them phonetically assassinated by the Irish Republican Army flurries south tonight. Lows 20 to Successive topics will cover education, unem Herald Reporter mas J. Crossen Jr. "This is a very, very historic event. Because ployment compensation and day care. Cooney said the comlniltcc has Iwo The developers must pay $200 per The hand says the f’ olish government has mit 30. Rain or snow Friday .^ighs in Ilomeles.s Sheller Study Commiltec other possible sites lhal members will nobody knows who Indira Gandhi really w as And ■ Speakers scheduled for the April 12 session on A rise in property tax revenue in unit to hook up lo the sewer system, interfered with their Western invasion the 30s north to lower andmid 40s consider Friday. But he said Hie that's the basis of our story " education are Lee Hay, 1983 national te^’her of menil)cr.s will di.seuss the pro.specl ol the Eighth Utilities District shiuild Fiano and Crossen have' received "1 don't think the government knows we re south. Gammons Hoginnd site is a leading the year and a Manchester High School'English l)uying the former Giimmons UooglumI largely offset nearly $48,000 in zoning approval to build 245 units here. " Pantisewiez said through tin interpreter in Vermont: Cloudy tonight with Co. building as a permanent site fortlie contender in I he search teacher, and Gerald Tirozzi, Connecticut Com increases district directors have and hope eventually to win approval New York. Mogielnicki admitted censorship is an a chance of snow north and rain Manchester shelter at a meeting "It .seems to be ideal, lie said missioner on Education. proposed in the fiscal 1985-86 budget, for another 207 units. ever-present threat, however. Songs should not or snow south. Lows in the 20s Residents had protested othei pi'ii- John Anderson, labor issues specialist counsel Friday. saving district residents from Sadloski said Wednesday that a mention the mass media, which is :i "very touchy Coming off the Bench and 30s. Rainy south Friday. They will also di.seuss other possil)le posed sites lor the slieller. The for the Connecticut Business and Industry higher taxes for the fifth year in a problematic factor in next year's subject. " or revolution. "We ve had revolution Snow mixed with rain or freezing sites, the panel ehairman said this (iammons Hoaglnnd Co sili- has liccn Johnny Bench, the former all-star catcher, w ill Association, will speak on unemployment com row. property-tax calculations is the rate already. " he siiid "This word shouldn’t be used favored beeasue it is in a non- be back in a baseball uniform again but it will say rain north. Highs 35 to 45. pensation May 3. week. According to Manchester Tax the district will have to pay the (own anymore. What for'’ " residenlial area Washington Senators on it instead of Cincinnati Maine: Light snow likely north Reservations for one of the sessions or the Last tall, committee members dis Assessor Richard Vincent, the dis for sewer service, which has not eiissed paying $110,000 for the building Cooney said. Imwever. lhal annllier Reds and chance of flurries south series can be made through the chamber of trict’s grand list — or toliil of taxable been determined. A dispute between at 395 Main St. But the building was of the sites will also leeieve serious Bench will play the part of Shoeless Joe Hardy tonight. Lows 20 to 30 except commerce. The phone number is 636-2223. property — has climbed more than town and district on sewer fees is bought in January by V'isions Enlim- consideration. He would nol diselosi- in a benefit revival in .June of the musical "Damn teens far north. - Chance of Fair weather marches back $10 million in the last year, a rise of pending in Hartford Superior Court, ited of Tolland for $117..500. Ihe other two sites but said lliey are The return of E.T. Yankees ” at Riverbend. the outdoor summer flurries north and rain or snow nearly 5.5 percent. That figure Tonight: increasing cloudiness. Low 25 to 30. Southwest wind 10 to 15 Marine Club moves John Cooney, ehairman of the shelter both eenirally located sites which tlie Town officials are seeking higher home of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra south Friday. Highs 35 to 45. compares favorably with a 4.6 When last seen. E T w as headed home hut now mph. Friday; mostly cloudy and mild with a 50 percent chance of committee, said Wednesday lhal \ i- eommitee had never lormall> consi rates from the district, claiming it is The show . will have Reds ow ner Marge Schott percent increase for the town as a imivie maker Steven Spielberg iind writer afternoon showers. High 50 to 55. Today’s weather picture was drawn The Marine Club of Manchester has moved its sions L'niimited has offered to sell the dered belore not paying ils share of the cost of playing the part of the owner of the Senators, w ill meeting place to the American Legion home whole. It means an extra $40,000 in William Kotzwinkle have collaborated on "E T by Esther O’Neal. 9. of 58A Spencer St., a fourth grader at Verplanck building. He refused to disclose the He said ^(le does not know il Hie running the town sewage system. If benfit the Cincinnati School for the Creative and Extended outlook because of the sale of its former club revenue at the district’s current — The Book of the Green Planet " about the alien s price the company was asking, hut said eiirrenl owner had intended to turn a rale rise is granted, it could shout Performing .Arts Bench, who has sung w ith the School headquarters on Parker Street. four-mill property tax rate. 3tt light yetir-trip home. Extended outlook for New it was higher than the shelter commit around and sell the Gammons Hoa- the district's , 1985-86 budget up Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, said he plans to Regular meetings will be on the third Tuesday The lax rate in the district Once back on the Green Planet E.T. is demoted England Saturday through tee members had previously ecoisi- glund Co property io the tow n w hen il beyond the $920,850 spending plan work with a vocal coach of each month beginning March 19 at 8 p.m. The actually dropped last year from a from botanist to farmer and misses his Earthling Monday; dered paying for the t)uilding was purchased in .lamiary proposed at ti district budget work ■'I don't plan on being the bestsingerthereever American Legion, at 20 Legion Drive, will be the high of 4.5 mills. Director Gordon Iriends so badly that he creates a miniature of Connecticut, Massachusetts Mayor Barbara Weinberg said today Bui il the town decides lo make an shop Monday. was but 1 w ant to be very good at it, ” he said If I new home for the Marine Club, according to Lassow predicted that there would himself that ends up in Elliott s backyard and Rhode Island: Fair and mild she has heard the "asking price " lor oiler on the property. Cooney said, the do sing a sour note, just say. Well, he was a /Harold A. Osgood Sr., club commandant. be no further drop in taxes this year. Director Samuel Longest, the Realizing Elliott may need help as he enters catcher and too many foul balls have passed his through the period. A high the property was $1,50,000. ■There is current ow tiers are entitled io recuper District Treasurer Betty Sadloski district’s public works commis manhood. E.T. thinks about returning to Earth way.' Bench will follow in the Shoeless Joeshoes mostly in the 40s Saturday and absolutely no way I would consider ate settlement costs and an unspeeilied said Wednesday that increases in sioner, has estimated fees next year and concentrates on growing a giant flying of former football star Joe Namalh, who played Sunday and mid 40s to the mid buying it for $1.50.000, " she said amount of profit in addition lo Ihe sewer-connection fees are also ex at $275,000, $25,000 higher than the turnip. the role a few years ago at a Long Island. N Y , "People can ask, anything, hul it original purchase price. 50s Monday. A low in the mid 20s pected to help balance the proposed current allocation. But Longest said Kotzwinkle. who wrote the first E.T. book to go theater to the mid 30s Saturday, in the 30s always boils down lo whal they'll He said the town's position in tills with the movie, says working with Spielberg on Fire Calls lake." Cooney said. "We have not particular deal would be no less spending increases next year. Some Monday that his estimate is based on on Sunday, and in the 40s sewer rates identical to this year’s, the Berkley Publishing book was "a great 'made an offer for the building, al any tenuous than when officials had origi will derive from the beginning of Monday. with the rise in the total estimate due pleasure because Steven has such n fertile price.” nally discussed purchasing the construction on the Brentwood Con imagination. ” There are no plans for a movie to Vermont: A pleasant weekend Manchester dominiums being developed by to projected building construction in with dry weather and daytime Peter Lawrence, vice president of properly. go with the book sequel Madam manners — truck fire, 150 Pine St. Manchester lawyer Lawrence A. the district. temperatures in the 30s and low Wednesday, 12:13 p.m. Visions Unlimited, Wednesday night "We know more than we did llien. but Sidney Biddle Barrows, accused of running a (Town). denied ever formally offering to sell the as far as w riling a cheek and putting it 40s. Lows from 10 to 20. Chance of Wednesday, 4:17 p.m. — motor vehicle accident, building to the town. down on a building, we re no heller oil high-class call girl operation and known us the showers Monday. High in the Mayflower Madam of Manhattan because of Hilliard and Main streets (Eighth District, "We have had some discussions w ilh than we were " upper 30s and 40s. Lows in the Paramedics). them, but it has never reached the level Attempting todeseribe the position of Now you know Pilgrim ancestors, has started a service to coach 20s. Brothers plead not guilty women on matters of style. The service, called Wednesday, 4:21 p.m. — alarm, Manchester of making an offer.-' Lawrence said. shelter offieisls, he said. We were HARTFORD — Manchester resi A grand jury indicted them last Charles Osborne began hiccuping in 1922 while New Hampshire: Chance of We Can Work It Out. is aimed at women over 40 Memorial Hospital (Town). Lawrence said his company is still searching for funds and another guy dents James J. Thibodeau and Wayne week. Both Wayne Thibodeau, 24, and slaughtering a hog. He couldn’t stop. His first wife flurries north and fair south and will advise them on manners, wardrobe, Wednesday, 6 p.m. — chimney fire, 110 Forest St. planning to renovate the building and comes foward with cash. You eaii’l J. Thibodeau were arraigned Wednes James Thibodeau, 37, were charged left him and he was unable to keep in his false Saturday. Fair Sunday. Chance nutrition, cosmetics and exercise (Town). rent it out as office space. He added blame the guy for .sellling it. " day on federal drug charges in U.S. with conspiracy to violate federal teeth. He was still hiccupping in 1982. one of the "Sidney's going to manage it and run it, " said of showers Monday. Highs from Wednesday, 6:27 p.m. — medical call, 98 Irving St. that company has completed extensive Cooney said town officials have narcotics laws. James Thibodeau was longest hiccup attacks on record. District Court. The brothers pleaded Scott Felcher of the law firm representing near 30 north to lower 40s south (Eighth District, Paramedics). design and promotional work for that promised lo pursue sources of funding not guilty to the charges before U.S. also charged with attempt to possess Barrows "Trainers will come to your house and Saturday, warming to near 40 Wednesday, 6:55 p.m. — medical call, 19 School St. purpose. for the shelter. Magistrate F. Owen Eagan. with intent to distribute a controlled give you tips and consultation." north and mid 50s south Monday. (Town). "But all of that is being ignored The sheller is currently operated by Eagan immediately transferred the substance. Barrows' attorneys, who claim she ran a Lows in the single numbers and Wednesday, 8:22 p.m. — car lire, 330 Broad St, because there is talk of a cjuick resale," the Manchester Area Council of Satellite view case to U.S. District Court Judge Peter Despite the extra charge for James legitimate escort service and not a string of teens Saturday rising to the teens (Town). he said. Churches which moves the shelter C. Dorsey. Wednesday, 9:10 p.m. — natural gas investigation, Thibodeau, each suspect faces a Quote of the day hookers, filed a motion asking for dismissal othe north and mid 20s south by Discussions with shelter officials, he among the town's churches on a The Thibodeaus were arrested by Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4:00 a m. EST shows 326 Spruce St. (Town). said, have included some pricing of monthly basis. maximum of 15 years in prison and up Sen. Jake Gam. R-Utah, defending his charges against her and citing her good works, Monday. clouds causing light rain and snow over the West Coast and the FBI agents on Feb. 22 after the FBI, such as reading U) a blind college student in a Wednesday, 10:01 p.m. — motor vehicle accident, repair work that would need to he The homeless are now slaying al to $125,000 in fines if convicted. two-week absense from the Senate for his Maine: Chance of flurries northern Rockies. Broken multilayered clouds stretch from the working with an unnamed drug dealer, astronaut training: program lor the handicapped and telling north and fair south Saturday. 507 Lake St, (Town, Paramedics). completed on the building to make it Emmanuel Lutheran Church. set up a cocaine buy with James Eagan gave defense attorneys until Southwest to the Great Lakes and the Ohio Valiey. Thursday, 1:01 a.m. — medical call, 71 Doane St. “ I’ve been on official business. There’s no employees of her, escort service to patronize a Fair Sunday. Chance of showers suitable for a shelter. Tuesday night the shelter was home Thibodeau, according to an FBI March 27 to file any motions in the case. (Eighth District, Paramedics). doubt about that. I'm not on some golf course or in particular food store because it gave free meals Monday. Highs from near 30 Cooney said that after months of (or 32 people — one of Ihe highest affidavit. The brothers were arrested He set an April 3 deadline for Thursday, 8:51 a.m, — medical call, 104 Parker St. study, his committee is ready to make a numbers of people to havestayi'd at the Bermuda.” to the needy on Thanksgiving north to lower 40s south Satur at their family-owned Arco Station at Prosecutor Donna Fatsi to respond to (Town, Paramedics). recommendation. shelter overnight to date, said Walter day, warming to near 40 north 206 Hartford Road as they were about any defense motions. Another hearing "W e've had enough time to look for Johnson, a member of the committee to pay the dealer $30,000 for a kilogram will not be scheduled until after and mid 50s south Monday. Lows Tolland County places,” he said. "H's time. " and a volunteer in running the shelter. in the single numbers and teens ot cocaine, the affidavit charges. motions and responses have been filed. SCATTLE Tuesday, 7:12 p.m. — house fire, 116 Cider Mill Saturday rising to the teens 30.24 Road, Bolton (Bolton. Vernon, North Coventry) . north and mid 20s south by OSTON Tuesday, 8:07 p.m. — medical call, Coventry Roller For the Record Monday. Center, 44 Lake St., Coventry (South Coventry). voim Wednesday, 6:10 a.m. — medical call. East Street, Police records show no connection between the Andover (Andove^ places of employment and the charges that were filed Long Island Sound against suspects after drug raids Friday. The arrests SAN Wednesday, 6:0jQKjji- — chimney fire, Flanders The National Weather Service Road, Coventry (Swth Coventry). appeared in the Herald Monday. forecastfor Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I. and Montauk LOS Al Point: Winds southeast increasing to 10 knots to 15 knots this after i.24 noon. Southwest 10 knots to 15 MIAMI T\\l^ knots tonight increasing to 15 knots to 20 knots Friday. Visibil ity over 5 miles through Friday, W AM except locally 2 miles to 4 miles rtow O' in haze towards morning Friday, UPI WCATNEN POTOCAST €> Weather fair today. Mostly cloudy tonight and Friday with early morning patchy fog and National forecast haze and a chance of a passing X shower Friday. Average wave For the period ending 7 a m. EST Friday. During early Friday morning heights increasing to Hoot to 2 r, rain is forecast for parts of the Central Pacific Coast, the Ohio Valley LEAH CENTER CUT m ^ V-V feet in the afternoon and tonight. UPI photo and snow in parts of the Great Lakes Region. Elsewhere the weather PORT CHOPS...... lb .^ 1 .9 9 will be fair. Minimum temperatures will include (Max. temperatures in Today In history parenthesis) Atlanta 50 (73), Boston 31 (51). Chicago 29 (46), Air quality Cleveland 37 (53), Dallas 56 (75), Denver 21 (58), Dulith 18 (44), On March 7, 1945, the U.S. First Army Houston 61 (79), Jacksonville 49 (80), Kansas City 34 (53). Little Rock PORK LOINS...... lb .^ 1 .4 9 This photo shows the troops of the First The state Department of En ______Cut, wrapped & labeled______crossed the Rhine at Remagen, Ger Army moving over the bridge into the 53 (77), Los Angeles 40 (59), Miami 72 (80), Minneapolis 25 (44), New vironmental Protection provides Orleans 57 (81), New York 35 (56), Phoenix 46 (75), St. Louis 42 (54), SNOW'S NEW ENGLAND A many, as World War II in Europe moved heart of Germany, while at left captured daily air pollution reports and Seattle 37 (53), Washington 41 (71). into its closing weeks. 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V.S./World Forensic experts identify agents’ bojdies S r t S H e CALDOR In Brief By William J. Wlllitts United Press International CIRCULAR Goetz case not yet closed ) A.»_ :» 5 A*-_ SALE Np;w YORK — One of subway gunman G UAD ALAJAR A, Mexico — Mexican forensic Rernhard Goetz's vietims says he will decide by experts said today they have positively identified the Continues battered bodies of a U.S. narcotics agent and a the end of the week whetherto testify against him, t ■ V - ' " boosting chances that a new grand jury will be Mexican pilot kidnapped a month ago by suspected \. '. ,'... '2 . - ' ..... Through called to consider charges in the shootings. drug traffickers, The announcement came Wednesday as the A peasant found the severely beaten bodies Tuesday Saturday teenager who was most seriously injured in the stuffed in plastic bags at a ranch south of Guadalajara Dec. 22 subway shooting regained consciousness. where five suspected narcotics smugglers and a SUPER SALE DAYS • NOW THROUGH SATURDAY Goetz shot four youths afterthey asked him for $5. Mexican police agent were killed in a shootout spokesman for St. Vincent's Hospital said Saturday. Darrel Cabey, 19. came out of his coma over the Forensic specialists of the Attorney General’s past few days, but has suffered massive brain Office confirmed the bodies were those of Drug damage. Enforcement Administration agent Enrique Camar- Hospital spokesman Mark Ackerman said. ena Salazar, 37, abducted in Guadalajara Feb. 7, and SAVE OVER hoO ! pilot Alfredo Zavala Avelar, grabbed the same day. "Mr Cabey's physician explained that he is CHARMGLOW suffering from significant brain damage which U.S, forensic experts were to arrive in Guadalajara has severely impaired his ability to comprehend today to perform their own examinations on the Twirr Burner and communicate. " bodies. U.S. Ambassador John Gavin also planned to Ranch Cart Cabey. the most seriously injured of the four go to Guadalajara, 300 miles northwest of Mexico Gas Grill teenagers, lapsed into a coma shortly after the City. shooting He also is paralyzed from the waist Coroners Tomas Alejandro Herrea Perez and Luis down ft IS unlikely that Cabey will be able to Salgado Salinas said both Camarena and Zavala R ^ . 299.99 testify against Goetz. Avelar showed signs of severe beatings, believed to be Large 524 Sq. 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Camarena, a naturalized U.S. citizen who had been day after being found on the side of the accesaories The .Army set up a two-hour "initial sit-down " a DEA agent for 10 years, including five in Mexico, Two bodies believed to be those of O u r R «g . 3 JI9 . . 2.77 session at the Pentagon today to "discuss the and Zavala Avelar were kidnapped separately in missing U.S. Drug Enforcement Agent road the previous day. Mexican officials 3 lb. size. Fast germinating mix for 7 feasibility " of recruiting mules for its new 10th Guadalajara, which DEA officials say is the center of Enrique Camarena Salazar and his pilot, made positive identification of the heavy use areas. Get set for Springl SC O TTS Family Light Infantry Division at Fort Drum, N Y. Mexico's lucrative and illicit drug trade. bodies through dental examination. 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Saenz, 26, of Torreon, the former pilot; Manuel or 3* 8-Pack, Reg. 69e...... 47C Hosni Mubarak s call for the U.S.-sponsored village of San Fernando lying dead or wounded in the Acting on information from the three prisoners, Silvestre Contreras, 42, of Reynosa: and Miguel Angel dialogue during a meeting Wednesday at the Red street, authorities said. police late Wednesday rounded up eight other Iglesias, 39, also of Reynosa, Sea port of Hurghada, about 250 miles .south of The gunfire erupted shortly after m idni^t suspects they said were members of one of Mexico's No charges had been filed Wednesday night against Suez City. the men, identified by police as tinsmiths. Wednesday about 70 miles south of the border when biggest drug smuggling rings. But the eight were not MAXXUM M "We made a positive, responsible move and it is Killed were Ramiro Lara Aguilar, commander of Tamaulipas State judicial police stopped a gasoline suspects in the massacre. AF50M M ALL C A S S E T T E S CTOCK NOW ON gALET" time now to see what is the response." Hussein truck believed to be transporting 3 tons of marijuana. Judicial police spokesman Alfredo Garcia said the San Fernando state police delgation; agents f/1.7 told a news conference afterthe meeting "That is The gunmen leaped from an escorting automobile three other officers were wounded in the gun battle, Porfirio Raya Rincon and Luis Guerrero Martinez; AUTOFOCUS Cass. O Cass. ^ O Q696 S898 0 . 0 0 ?.%■: 7 . 7 4 1 for Washington to decide " and opened fire. Several pistols and some ammunition and the five suspected narcotics smugglers escaped San Fernando city policeman Lorenzo Mayosi LENS S rs l Z . 9 6 nrs 4 . 7 6 O.Os3 U.S. officials had no immediate reaction to the were found at the scene of the massacre, police said. unharmed. Cortinas, and civilian Huberto DeLeon, a friend of S 6 0 latest comments from Mubarak and Hussein, Four policemen and a civilian were killed during the Garcia said half of San Fernando's state police Lara. who flew back to Amman later Wednesday. Reg. 69.94 ambush near San Fernando. garrison was killed or wounded. The wounded were identified as state policemen SAVE ON RECORDS BY FAMOUS ARTISTS! Mubarak said he wotild try to pt'rsuade the United Three of the five suspects — including a former pilot The two fugitives abandoned their late-model car Luis Laro Cantu, Jose Luis Aldape and Luis Garza States to open the dialogue with , a joint for the Mexican attorney general's office - - were near the scene of the shooting and stole a pickup truck Cantu. Jordanian-Palestinian delegation during his i>vi m NvrvR A Py Cedim , meeting with President Reagan on March 12. He I KI)IM( () leaves for Washington Saturday. 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Ivy Leaguers Area Tinvns assail federal In B rie f Cable TV changes lineup • BOLTON — United Cable Television of Eastern educatiorucut Connecticut isr changing its channel lineup, according to United Cable general manager A1 NEW HAVEN (WPI) — An editorial published Wiersema. WFSB will move from Channel 3 to 7 Thursday in the newspapers of the Ivy Leagueschools Channel 2, replacing the promotional channel. condemned the Reagan administration's proposal to The promotional channel will then be moved to reduce student aid as a “ shortsighted and dangerous Channel 3. Both changes are effective April 1. assault.” Wiersema said the switch is necessary because WFSB’s frequency at the Channel 3 position is "The cuts would prevent many Americans from causing reception problems on that, channel. pursuing education to the full extent of their ability, Switching channel positions will alleviate this making such opportunity the exclusive privilege of problem and provide better quality service, the wealthy.” the editorial said. Wiersema added. Capt. Rick Dyer wipes his eyes after being exposed to The joint statement was published in the student United Cable of Eastern Connecticut now V tear gas. The Manchester attorney was taking part in a newspapers at Yale, Brown. Columbia, Cornell, serves 7,000 homes in Bolton, Ellington, Rock U.S. Air Force Reserve training exercise. Harvard and Princeton. The newspapers at Dart ville, Tolland and Vernon. mouth and the U niversity of Pennsylvania algo endorsed the editorial RHAM parents to meet Crocker Coulson, editor in chief of the Yale Daily HEBRON — The first regional Chapter I News, said he proposed the joint editorial to his Ivy Parent Advisory Council meeting will be March League counterparts several weeks ago. 13 at 7:30 p.m. at RHAM High School for the towns UPI photo of Hebron, Andover and Marlborough. The " I knew we'd done an all-Ivy editorial two yearsago sponsoring schools are Rham Junior and Senior One classy car on Central Am erica," Coulson said, "and I feel that High Schools, Hebron, Gilead Hill, Andover and the cuts in student aid are one of the most important Marlborough Elementary Schools. One of the 1,150 exhibits at the 55th constructed in Switzerland. Exhibitors issues coming before Congress and one college Judy-Arin Krupp, mother of four children and a students most care about,” annual International Auto Show in from 30 countries will display their consultant to education and industry, will be the Geneva is J^ranco Sbarro's custom- goods starting today to an expected The proposed cuts "are a shortsighted and guest speaker. Gas pains made car, "Challenge,” which was 500,000 visitors. dangerous assault on the equality of opportunity in Krupp, who has just published her third book, higher education.” the editorial said. ’’When Parents Face the Schools," will talk on srent-teacher conferences with special empha- "F or most students receiving financial aid, the cuts rsis on techniques for sharing information M would not mean giving up stereos and Florida .between parents and teachers for the maximum Just why is Rick Dyer crying? vacations, as Secretary of Education William Bennett benefit to the child. O b itu a rie s has suggested," the editorial said. The proposed cuts "would affect precisely those students for whom such Band to play March 15 luxuries are idle dreams, falling disproportionately Ask the U.S. Air Force Reserve Photos by Capt Phil Weber COVENTRY - The Coventry High School Band upon the poor and upon minority students," No, that’s not E.T. It's Rick Dyer of chusetts. Dyer, a member of the Kathleen A. Snyder Manchester. money for local organizations in will hold a "play-a-thon” March 15 in the Memorial contributions may be Warren, including the volunteer Coulson said he hopes people "all over the nation Coventry High School gym, Ripley Hill Road. The By Rick Dyer He explained the various chemical warfare Manchester, during a training exercise Manchester Board of Education, is a Kathleen Anne (Michalak) made to the Juvenile Diabetes fire company and church and in Congress in particular will realize how event is to begin at 2 p.m. and continue until Special to the Herald agents and their antidotes. He patiently showed us at Westover Air Force Base in Massa- Snyder, 34, of 53 Christine Drive, captain in the U.S. Air Force Reserve. Association. .533 Cottage Grove Each year, he would donate detrimental these cuts will be to higher education. midnight. how to wear the chemical w arfare suit and the M- A East Hartford, died today at Road, Bloomfield. There are no paintings for the fund-raising Sponsors are being sought by the band. Anyone WESTOVER AIR FORCE BASE. Mass. - This Hartford Hospital. She was the 17 gas mask. Then the instructor approached. ' 'We did that to convince you that your masks calling hours auction of the fire company, and "W e also want to stress to college administrators who has not been personally contacted by a band daughter of Henry J. and Cecilia time, there was no reprieve. "It's your lifeline,” he said as he pointed to the "Remove your mask and say your Social. really work," Sgt. Copeland said afterward. He the department made him an the importance of continuing need-blind admissions member and wishes to be a sponsor should call (Oliver) Michalak of Manchester. The date has been set on several prior occasions mask. "M ake sure sure it forms a tight seal over Security number," he commanded. was right, although 1 probably would have honorary fire chief policies to preserve the educational opportunity these the band director at 742-7346. Born in Manchester, she had but, for one reason or another, there had always believed him even without the demonstration. Artist Eric Sloan Sloane was in the process of institutions represent." All proceeds from the event will go toward the your fa ce." I took off the gas mask. "Oh-four-oh." 1 recited. lived here most of her life. She was been a stay. releasing a new book titled: England exchange trip in June. I was fine for the first three digits, and then the The tear gas exercise taught several convincing a 'graduate of East Catholic High dies in New York "When we ran the all-Ivy editorial on Central "Eighty: An American Souvenir" This musical program is open to the public. All This time, however, there would be no more A F T E R T H R E E HOURS of tutoring by Sgt. tear gas hit me. lessons. I developed a healthy respect for Air School, class of 1968, and of W ARREN (U P I) - Eric Sloan, America, it got a lot of media attention and was read His murals and other works are invited to attend. delays. 1 was definitely going to the gas chamber. Copeland, our class was ready for the moment of My throat felt like I had swallowed the business Force chemical warfare defense training in Baypath Junior College in 1970. the artist who gained international into the Congressional Record,” Carlson said. grace many museums, including Like every reservist at Weslover Air Force truth. We put on the bulky protective garb and end of a blowtorch. My eyes become geysers. It general, and for my trusty M-17 gas mask, in Survivors include her husband, acclaim for his paintings of early the Smithsonian Institution in The editorial said the administration’s claim that Base, I’m required to undergo chemical warfare Mark J. Snyder; two brothers, America, died Wednesday while shuffled aboard a bus for the trip to the infamous seemed as though I had just peeled a boxcar full of particular. Washington, D.C. the cuts are an economic necessity “ lacks credibility Recruiters rally for walk defense training. The orientation course, which Edmund Michalak of Manchester walking alongFifth Avenuein New chamber. onions. What's more, you'll never see me at a riot. In when combined with a continuing military buildup and John Michalak of Vernon; and York at the age of 80. Although the cause of death has BOLTON — The Bolton Ecumenical Council was conducted during a recent weekend, included Outside the building, we practiced donning the "Four-two,” I continued. By now 1 was dripping retrospect, breathing the tear gas wasn't the and a refusal to raise taxes." a sister, Cecelia Hayes of Washing Sloane, in New York for a major not been determined, Mimi Sloane will hold a recruitment rally for the second a lecture, a slide presentation, a written test, and mask and hood. "Mask, " Sergent Copeland crocodile tears and thinking of the lyrics of my toughest part of the experience. That came later, annual Bolton Cropwalk for the Hungry next ton, D,C), show of his work in honor of his said she believed—Ije may have "The cuts in financial aid wouldundermineboth the a trip to the base gas chamber. yelled, as class m em bers scurried to put on the favorite Smokey Robinson song: "If you look after 1 returned home from my Reserve duty. Wednesday at the Bolton Congregational Church The funeral will be Friday at 1 birthday, had completed 60 paint suffered cardiac arrest. intellectual ability and the economic productivity of The classroom portion didn’t faze me — I like eerie-looking respirator shrouds. closely it's easy to trace, the tracks of my tears ' After all, how do you explain to your w ife and Born in New York City, Sloane at 8 p.m. p.m, in the chapel of the Weinstein ings during the last three months, America over the long run," the editorial said, "while slide shows and I'v e always done OK at school. As we filed into the chamber, we noticed the "Six-three-oh-four, " I stammered, and quickly kids that you spent the better part of a day at an Mortuary, 640 Farmington Ave,, according to Mimi Sloane, his wife. attended the Massachusetts Insti The six-mile walk is scheduled April 14 in saving a relatively insignificant sum." But the practicum at the chamber, officially innocuous-looking metal can on the floor. The only walked from the room. My lungs were on fire. Air Force base getting gassed? Hartford. Burial will be at Temple Sloane had a love of small-town tute of Technology, Yale Univer Bolton. known as the "m ask confidence course," was an tip off as to its purpose was a wisp of smoke Beth Sholom Memorial Park, America, and was active in raising sity and the New York School of Council coordinator Harrol Baker said this Fine and Applied Art. week that he expects recruiters from the United entirely different matter. trickling from its top. NOW I REALIZE that an airman isn't supposed Rick Dyer is a Manchester resident who is a Methodist Church of Bolton, St. Maurice Church, Master Sgt. George Copeland, an Air Force My mask was working perfectly. 1 was to cry. But that stuff would have reduced Dick captain in the U.S. A ir Force R eserve. An- His real name was Everard Jean Write to the Herald St. George Episcopal Church and Bolton Reserve disaster-preparedness instructor, did his Hinrichs. His wife said he selected breathing clean, fresh air. "T h is is going to b e ^ Butkus to a blubbering mess. Even John Wayne attorney, he is also a m em ber of the Manchester The Manchester Herald welcomes original, signed Congregational Church to attend the rally next best to ready the class. Transplant team uses Eric because the letters e-r-i-c are piece of cake," I told myself confidently. would have begged for a hanky. Board of Education. Wednesday. But the meeting is open to all town in the middle of America. letters to the editor. residents and organizations. Sloane wrote about 40 books Letters should be brief and to the point. They should illegal heart on man including several on weather. He be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for ease in Last year 75 walkers raised $2,000 in pledges. Baker said this year the council hopes to recruit designed the Hall of Atmosphere in editing, should, be double-spaced^Please include a 100 walkers. A.A. membership the American Museum of Natural daytime telephone number for verification. Continued from page 1 By the time the implant began at The rally will be hold in the church meeting 5 p.m. EST, Copeland estimated History, part of the Smithsonian The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the Institution. room on Bolton Center Road, next to Community that without medical assistance interests of brevity, clarity and taste. Hail, "W e were faced with a patient Sloane's neighbors in Warren the patient had about two hours to Address letters to: Open Forum, Manchester For more information, call Baker at 649-3905. toasting 50 years who faced certain death," an were saddened by his death "He obviously weary Copeland told live. Herald. P.O. Box 591, Manchester. CT 06040. Cheng's artificial heart is a was known by most everybody," reporters. " I don't view this as an said Fire Chief Jim Babiyan. experiment. I view it as use of compressor-driven unit differing Editor's note: This year Alcohol members met in the old Club what's available to keep a man from the federally approved Navy awards ics Anonymous is celebrating the Chianti building at Depot Square in alive,” Jarvik-7 model in the valves afld 5uth anniversary of its founding. November 1944. the bladder inside the heart. Sikorsky pact Doctors were uncertain how long In Memoriam GARDEN LECTURES The following was written by a Later, they moved to the Whiton the man could survive with the Cheng said the surgery took him Manchester resident who is a Memorial Library in 1946. On May by surprise., In loving memory of my dear STRATFORD (U P I) - The U.S. pump, which in animal tests over member of the local A.A. 1, 1946, Pathfinders Inc. organized “ We didn't expect to put it in (a friend, Lt. Col. Dora Spatig, who Navy has awarded a $50.9 million the past 14 months was used in -Weekly- Alcoholics Anonymous has two there, and they decided to buy the human) for a while,” Cheng said. passed away on March 7, 1983. contract to Sikorsky Aircraft for experiments that lasted no longer if :- ■ : founders. Dr. Bob S. of St, old Italian Club at 102 Norman St. It was the first time an artificial development and production op than 12 hours at a time. Thinking of you and thinking too, Tuesday, March 12, 7:30 p.m. Johnsbury, Vt., a graduate of We are still there. heart was used as a temporary, tions on an aircraft carrier-borne Copeland said the desperately ill how life is enriched by someone Dartmouth College and Rush Uni Pathfinders still has the honor of emergency measure since Dr. version of its SH-60B Seahawk man's first transplanted heart had like you. helicopter. versity in Chicago, was a practic being one of the few A.A. member- Denton Cooley, who pioneered the TOUR SEASONS OF GROWING "fizzled " around 5 a.m. EST ing physician in Akron, Ohio. Bill owned clubhouses in the New technique, last performed such an Remembered by. The contract signed Feb. 28 with Wednesday and he was placed on a W, came from East Dorset, Vt., England states. operation in 1981 at the Texas Friend Julia Biretta the Naval Air Systems Command AT WOODLAND GARDENS” heart-lung machine, which could and received his college education When I joined in 1950, Eddie Me, Heart Institute in Houston, and announced Wednesday could Also: A Tour of Our Greenhouses. keep him alive only for a matter of mean up to 76 helicopters, bring in Vermont. Bill W. was a stock Bob M., PaulC.,Tom Q., FrankD., hours. The Jarvik-7 was implanted in By the expert staff of W. G. Clark at the University of Utah in In Memoriam the contract’s potential value to broker on Wall Street in New York, and Father Timmyis were a As the hours passed and the $1.2 billion, officials said. On June 10, 1935, after many tremendous help to me. We had patient neared death, doctors put 1982 in the world's first permanent artificial heart transplant, and In loving memory of Bernard The helicopters will be built at trials, they founded A.A. in Akron, three meetings a week. Now ,out urgent calls to Phoenix and Salt Larry Noble, Jr., Sikorsky’s headquarters in Strat Ohio. Pathfinders has at least seven Lake City for artificial hearts. more recently in two surviving I meetings a week, and there are 18 patients at Humana Hospital Au March comes with deep regret. ford, but the contract was not The Phoenix heart arrived first expected to result in additional From the "B ig Book," the or more meetings around town and doctors had already begun dubon in Louisville, Ky. This is the month we can never WOODLAND ...... "-’.J "Bible" of A.A., come the follow each week! Dr. William DeVries, who per forget. jobs at the plant which employs I III,I, , ,, , M sewing it into the dying man’s 12„500. ing figures. There are roughly formed Clark's surgery and who is D;iy hy day our thoughts wander, In the 1950s, the Sunday break chest by the time the Utah heart — Sikorsky is a division of United 50,000 A.A. groups in 110 countries fast meetings were started. Eddie the type used in the first artificial the only U.S. surgeon licensed to Ttya grave not far away, GARDENS'*”Woodland St. around the world. About 1/10 or implant permanent artificial M iere they laid our dear Larry, Technologies Corp., which is based Me and his wife started bingos. heart transplant on Dr. Barney 25,000,000 of our population is in Hartford and has subsidiaries " 1 ’ ^ Eddie also ran movies and ama Clark, who lived 112 days on the hearts, has performed in the past une year ago today. ... ------four months two other permanent that also Include Pratt & Whitney alcoholic. One-third of A.A. teur prize fights with Tommy Q. In device — arrived from Salt Lake Sadly missed by. implants in Louisville, Ky. Aircraft, Hamilton Standard and SHAMROCKS members are women. the 1950s, we watched the Pabst City. Mom, Dad and Sister. Otis Elevator. ''from the Old Sod We have A. A. groups in jails and Blue Ribbon fights on Friday .... If'..,". V prisons. Large police depart nights on our 40" TV set. I) .1 '"‘■-■ty ments, fire departments and U.S. At Christmas, Santa came to C ALD W ELl Postal employees have their own members’ kids. On New Y ear’s NOTICE!! A.A. support groups. The United and St, Patrick's Day we had MOTORCYCLE Mtr'PaMek'aOayla States Marine Corps and'other O IL INC . You could have bought 200 M eith 17lh. dan,pes. We had some great times, ounces of SILVER (Engel military have base groups, too. and still do, without that tyrant hard), for only $1238 or 4 INSURANCE For S t Patrick’s Gift Plants John Barley Corn. M .9 ounces of GOLD, (Maple Leaf Father Timmins of Manchester If anyone, anywhere, ever needs per gal. C. O. D. or Krugerrand) for only „ , SPECIAL-SPECIAL had a few problem drinkers in his help, pick up your local phone book $1,236"» on Feb. 25, 1985 and oJjOW rates can Tulips, Hyacinths. Cut- parish in 1944. Rev. Forrest or ask the info operator for A.A. 6 4 9 -8 8 4 1 paid NO SALES TAX at: Flowsri, Dallodlli, Chry- Complete Lawn Care by Musserof the Rockville Congrega Within an hour, you’ll hear from CONNECTICUT VALLEY COIN Minimum requirement iinthemumi. Violets, Cl- Graenviaw “ Green-Pro tional Church was also a great two of the nicest people in the 805 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER ' ^ 643-1139 Herald photo by Pinto worker tor an infant A.A. world. Prlc»$ aubject to Change for’c ur r ent prices an d nsrirli. Ferns, Primirose im Gorman Insurance Agency Father T., as we called him, got I know this as a fact and information , c a l l 643-6295 English Flower i Vegati- $5g95 The Pathfinders Club at 102 Norman St. isoneofthefew organization is celebrating the 60th anniversary of its remember it all — one day at a SSO-1,000 gals. 94.9 C.O.D. 223 E. Center St.______Manchester ble Seeds. Tools A.A. member-owned clubhouses in New England. The assists from the Red Wynne founding this year. 24-Hour Club in Hartford, Four time. ' K sn :ii I I K U \ l . l ) TI m u m I.iv M . u r li. T IW.'' MANCHE.STEH IIEHALI), Thursday. March 7. 1985 13 Advice Children can’t get Loudspeakers Salesmen regard ‘stay out’ hepatitis from pet make hit list . / NEW YORK (UPI) — Teachers and kids may QUESTION: I’ve heard that my dog can cheer a Harvard education professor’s sugges be infected with the germs that cause tion for schools; but who knows how principals — as an invitation to come in hepatitis. Can this be transmitted to my e.s|)ecially the frustrated broadcasters among f children or my other pets? DFAR ABBY: This is in rt‘- DEAR ABBY: The letter from them — will react? Pet Nathan Glazer wants all loudspeakers in s()onsc lo the letter signed "Sick of the person complaining about a ANSWER: Dogs can get hepatitis from a . Solicitors," who was upset because "No Soliciting" sign being repeat Forum American schools disconnected — or re.served for number of causes. You are probably only gravest emergencies, about like the hotline her sign saying "No Soliciting" D e a r edly ignored reminded me of the concerned with a specific disease of the didn't help. time 1 trained to sell encyclopedias Ed Williams between Moscow and Washington. liver called "infectious canine hepatitis.” The nixing of the public a3th-ess sy.stem tops the We had the same problem and A b b y door-to-door. My supervi.sor told That disease is a contagious disease of dogs discovered that some people don't me, "Behind doors marked 'No professor’s list of cheap or nq-cost propo.sals for which is caused by a virus. The disease is a improving the learning environment. 'The really know what the words "solicitor " Abigail Soliciting' live people who have a serious and sometimes fatal one in dogs. and "soliciting" mean. In Eng hard time saying no — hence prime 4 radical one; "enlist the children in keeping the Fortunately, it is not in any way Van Buren school clean.” land, a "solicitor" is a lawyer. And prospects." transmissible to humans. It is transmitted , stomach of whatever ills that your dog feels He said he always knocked. I in the I'nited States some people ^4 ' from dog to do« by direct contact with shouldjte out rather than in. Glazer makes his proposals in a report call what prostitutes do didn't: I quit. infected urine, feces and saliva. It is not However, this instinctive self-treatment published in a special issue of the quarterly FAIR-MINDED GAL, "soliciting." transmissible to domestic cats. isn’t always effective. If the condition journal of the American Academy of Arts and BELTSVILLE, MD. We finally look down our "No were often u.sed by people with low There are excellent vaccines available continues for more than a day, your dog Sciences. The issue is titled "Values, Resources, Solicitor,s" sign and put up one that sales resistance, and we should which -will protect your dog against should be checked by a veterinarian. Your and Politics in America’s Schools." DEAR ABBY: I once posted a said "No Door-to-Door Salespeo pay no attention to them. infectious canine hepatitis. The vaccine is dog could have an intestinal blockage or an ple." It worked Abby, he was right. Behind such "No Solicitors" sign on my gate, usually'combined with the vaccines which infection or a number of other conditions “ The American classroom — and the American ALSO SICK signs was either a quick cursing or but a courteous young man protect dogs against other contagious requiring.professional treatment. teacher and his or her charges — is continually knocked on my door anyway, and James Lillie and Allyson Surprenant Man” at UConn's Nutmeg Theater. OF SOLICITORS a fast sale. Neither cost us much diseases prevalent in Connecticut. Don't worry about your dog occasionally interrupted by announcements from central time, and it sure added to our sales very politely explained'that he was appear in a scene from “Arms and the dieting on grass. As long as it is only an headquarters over the loudspeaker system," ^ Jehovah's Witness and wanted DEAR ALSO; Read on for an Thanks for the memories, QUESTION: We would like to get a kitten “ every once in a while” snack. Glazer says in his report, "Some Very Modest only a few minutes of my time. I explanation of why experienced RETIRED IN for our family. We do not want a show cat. Proposals for Improvement of American asked him if he had seen the sign on door-to-door salespeople ignore COLORADO We simply want a kitten who is healthy and QUESTION; What is the best way lo Education.” my gate, and he said he had but he that sign; Shaw’s message proves timeless friendly. What should we look for? transport my cat to the veterinarian? DEAR ABBY: The letter from wasn't "selling" anything — that He claims the loudspeaker: he had come to "give " me DEAR ABBY: When I worked "Sick of Solicitors" made me ANSWER: Healthy and friendly are ANSWER: Some cals will calmly ride • interrupts efforts to communicate compli something. Then he handed me Nutmeg Theater, the showcase for talent of the tor an insulation company as a smile. All good salespeople know characteristics which often go together in loose in a car. However, they are the cated material that requires undivided attention. some literature. Department of Dramatic Arts at the University of canvasser, we were instructed to that "No Solicitors" signs are put kittens. A kitten who is active, bright and exception. Most cats become very insecure • demeans the teacher as a professional, since I thanked him forwantingtogive Connecticut, has just concluded a stunning production ignore all "No Solicitors " signs up by people who realize their sales Center responsive has a good chance of being in and excitable in a car, sometimes to the every annuncement tells her w hat she is doing is me something, but told him of "Arms and the Man, " by George Bernard Shaw, and ring the bell anyway. resistance is practically nil. good physical health. You should also extent that they can cause daifta^ to the not very important and can be interrupted. 7 (politely) that I was a nurse who directed by Nafe Katter. We were told that only people When they open the door, after Stage examine the appealing kitten very care car or themselves. In any event, it is very • accentuates the notion of hierarchy in who had a hard time saying no to a worked nights and tried to sleep The final performance on Saturday night played to a they bark, "Didn't you see the fully. Check the eyes to see that they are distracting for a driver to have an excitable education: the pricipal and assistant principal salesperson needed to put up a sign sign?" comes the next question, during the daytime. Then I got my packed house: testimony to the ability of the classical Herald photo by Richmond Rita clear and free of tears or other discharge. cat loose in the car. are the important ones, and command lime and like that, and after working in the purse and gave him a dollar for the playwright to draw an audience 91 years after the "OK, so what are you selling?" K enw ay Check the mouth lo make sure the gums are A loose cat can very easily run away when attention even in the midst of instruction. field for three years. I found it to be W.C.W., literature, told him that I was very play's debut. The message is timeless, with Shaw's Bumper, the Doberman pinscher left tied to the fence at free of sores. A thick, glossy coat is a good a door or window is opened. The most "One way of showing students that education is I rue. FORMER SALESMAN happy with my religion and said comedic gift subtly moralizing on the futility and B k the dog pound, is ready to be adopted. He enjoys a little h sign. Check under the fur for a firm and effective method of controlling a cat is to important is not to interrupt it for band rehearsal DON'T BELIEVE goodbye. stupidity of war outing (With Dog Warden Richard Rand. muscular body, free of lumps and rashes. put him in a relatively small enclosure such announcements^" Glazer says. IN SIGNS DEAR ABBY: I'm a regular Abby, I realize that it is part of The talented performers, all acting majors at It is also a good idea to have as a commercially available cat carrier or, His other proposals: some people's religion to spread UConn, (four of them in the MFA program). were well a i reader of "Dear Abby " in the veterinarian perform a more thorough a well-ventilated but lightly held together • Disarm the schools: "I still believe the school DEAR ABBY: Did that letter Tulsa Tribune. I'm also a 67-year- the gospel, and their church cast. Wally Dunn, as the blustery but ineffectual the action moving. Adopt d Pet examination and to vaccinate your new pet cardboard box. There arc exceptions, should feel less like a prison than it does. One signed "Sick of Solicitors" ever old widower who doesn't want to be demands that they do it, but patriarch of the Petkoii family, finds it fun to play a Kevin Lincicome, in the minor role of a Russian as soon as possible. however, most cats feel quite secure when should examine lo what extent outside doors must bring back memories to this bothered by folks coming around to wouldn't you call that "soliciting" part in the war Bulgaria is fighting against the Serbs. officer, rounds out the cast. they are enclosed in a container . be closed: to what extent the security guard 65-year-old salesmani Forty years sell me something, so I put a big even though they have come to His proud wife. Catherine. (Lura Hepler) and his The handsome costumes were designed by Norma QUESTION: Every once in a while my cannot be replaced by local parents, volunteer or ago I was a member of a crew of sign on my front door that turns give you .something? beautiful spoiled daughter, Raina, -(Allyson Surpre Colantoni, who is also in the MFA program. Stephanie dog will eat grass. Usually he throws up Dr. Ed Williams is a Manchester paid: the degree to which the endless bells door-to-door salesmen who used to away all comers. SOLICITED nant) , await the return of the men from the glories of Durston was responsible for the three beautifully- This Doberman' soon afterward. Why do dogs do this, and is veterinarian. Pet Forum is a new column indicating stop and go are really necessary.” cover an entire county in a couple It says: WARNING - CAU the victory Both actresses were most convincing. appointed and functional sets. Durston is well-known it normal? which will appear in the Manchester Herald • Enlist‘children in keeping the school clean: of days, then we'd move on to the TION, ARMED DAY SLEEPER' DEAR SOLICITED: Yes And as Excitement comes into their sheltered lives in the to Manchester audiences for her work with Little on Thursdays. The column will be written "In Japan, the children clean the school. There is next county. They don't even knock — they someone once said, "The most appearance of an exhausted soldier-of-fortune who Theater of Manchester and Manchester Gilbert & L ANSWER: It’s quite normal and practi by Dr. Williams and Dr. Allan I,eventhal, a a time of day when mops and pails and brooms Our crew chief told us on our first turn and walk awav. precious right a person has is the takes refuge in their house, James Lillie, as is really docile Sullivan Players. cally every dog eats grass occasionally. Bolton veterinarian. Do you have a question come out, and the children sweep up and wash up. day that "No Salesmen " signs OKLAHOMA OKIE right to be left alone." Bluntschli. was hilarious. This play demonstrates that in the hands of a skilled Munchie, who was also at the Dogs will often eat long blades of grass you’d like lo see answered in Pet Forum? It ... will help kids to see the school is a Lenny Egan makes a handsome toy soldier in his playwright, theater can indeed be remarkable fun. By Barbara Richmond open house, is still waiting to be when they have a digestive upset. These Address your questions lo Pet Forum. workplace.” role of the inept Major Sergius Sarnoff. His rage is This production is truly a feather in the cap of the Special to the Herald adopted. He's a neutered male irritate the lining of the digestive tract and Manchester Herald, Box 591, Manchester, • Save old schools; "Our aim should be to give wonderfully laugh-provoking. UConn Nutmeg Theater. each school a history, a character, something This week's featured pel. a male Collie cross and is very affection cause vomiting which naturally rids the Conn., 06040. Veronica Knapp as Louka, the servant girl with that at least some students respond to. The Added calcium in the diet Doberman pinscher that's been at ate. He made the front page of the higher aspirations, and Christopher Marquette as Rita Kenway is music and theater reviewer for the pressures for new building are enormous, and the dog pound for a few weeks, Manchester Herald on Monday. Nicola, the other servant to the household, help keep Manchester Herald. sometimes perfectly legitimate (as when com doesn't fit the picture some people Other residents of the pound who Social Security munities expand). but often illegitimate, as when have of a Doberman. He's gentle are waiting for good homes include builder and building trades workers and can preserve bone mass andjtyfll-behaved. two shepherd crosses. They are contact-givers seek an opportunity or when state M both young and are quite small. Dog Warden Richard Rand has Rand said they won't get any aid makes it appear as if a new building won’t cost DEAR DR. LAMB — Do you feel they are making fun of me Cinema named the dog Bumper, because anything.” larger. Youth may be eligible approve of prescribing Premarin 0.3 because they are so thin. I also want he moves his feet up and down on • Be skeptical about new hardware: "I think it The handsome male Malemute mg. for women during menopause? I to be tiny. I would love to get down to the plastic platform the dogs have likely lhat the passion for the new in the way of picked up on Mitchell Drive is still QUESTION: A friend of mine was information I gave Social Security when 1 was told that this is a low dosage. My Y o u r about 80 I often make myself vomit to sleep on inside the pound, teaching hardware not only does not contribute to doctor feels I should take it Because I and when a finger doesn't work. I use H a rtfo rd (R) 1:45, 7:40, 10. Breakfast C lu b (R) 1:30, 7:05, 9:05. — waiting and looking very sad. He's recently widowed. She was left with a applied for SSI two years ago. Did 1 receive Cinemo City — The Lost Metro (PG) M an ch ester making a bumping noise. Bumper higher educational achievement but may well Ipecac syrup I go two weeks then I Night P a tro l (R) 1:30, 7, 9:15. — The a quiet dog and has a nice 17-year-old daughter to support. Is she or this letter by mistake? have roughness and dryness of the H e a lth 7:25with The Magic Flute (PG) 9:55.— UA Theaters East — Mischief (R) Sure T h in g (PG-13) 1:30, 7:05, 9:05. was left tied t'o the fence at the serve as a temporary means to evade the real and stop for a while I recently lost 10 A Sunday In the Country (G) 7:40.9:45. 7:15, 9:25. — Heaven H elp Us (R) 7:20. disposition. The only new dog at her daughter eligible for Social Security? vaginal walls, a little spotting and am W indsor pound. He's about 2 years old, and hard ta.sks of teaching — which really require prone to yeast infections. 1 am 54 My Lawrence pounds. I quit vomiting and gained it — Amadeus (PG) 8. 9:20. — T u rk 102! (PG-13) 7:30. 9:30. P lo io — 2010 (P G ) 7:15. the pound, as of Tuesday, was a ANSWER: No. Social Security regularly CInestudIo — The Last of the Blue M a n sfie ld although he was thin when aban ANSWER; Provided your friend's hus reviews all SSI cases to make sure that almost no hardware at all besides textbooks, A uterus was removed 10 years ago and back. quiet black Labrador retriever. He Lamb, M.D. Devils 7:30 with The Cotton Club (R) Transiux College Twin — Witness doned. he is filling out nicely. band had enough Social Security work blackboard, and chalk.” I still have my ovaries I do not have 9:15. (R) 7:10. 9. — Let It Be 7 w ith Y e llo w Homemade bomb was picked up Feb. 28 on Holl yoi*.'re still eligible for checks and that I know about anorexia nervosa and credits, her daughter can receive payments • Expand the pool of good teacners; G ood, hot flashes. East Hartford Su bm arine 9. Tina, Tiffany, Tommy and Terry Street. He's about 3 years old and you’re getting the right amount. bulimia I would never tell my par Eastwood Pub A Cinema — Mrs. V ern on A Molotov cocktail is a home until she is 18 (or until she is 19. if she’s also teachers from private schools should be allowed There is no history of cancer in my have all been adopted. They were was wearing a collar when found, You should answer all the questions ents what I am doing. I'm very active Sotfel (PG-13) 7:15. C in e 1 A 2 — P la ce s In the H eart (P G ) made bomb, consisting of a bottle a full-time high school student). Your to teach in public Schools even if they don't have family, but I am concerned anyway. Poor Richard's Pub A Cinema — A 7, 9:15. — T u ff T u rf (R) 7:10, 9:30. the puppies that someone left in a but no tag on it. asked lo the best of your ability and return and play sports and do other active filled with an alcohoi mixture, and friend, however, is not eligible for pay all the credentials public schools demand. . DEAR READER — Yes, I approve your calcium intake. 'A combination S o ld ie r's S to ry (P G ) 7:30, 9:30. West Hartford box at a home on Ludlow Road. The dog pound is located on town them to Social Security as soon as possible. things How can I lose weight and Showcase Cinemas — Witness (R) E lm 1 A 2 — P laces In th4 H eart (P G ) usually a rag wick. Originally ments because she doesn't have in her care "Greater use of part-time teachers might also be if there is a good indication. Your sto of an increased calcium uptake and 1:45, 7:30 . 9:50. — T he B re a k fa st Club Rand had them at the open house at property off Olcott Street. Rand is keep it off? Or do I need help"’ ' 7, 9:15. — P ro to co l (P G ) 7, 9:15. devised by Russian civilians for a child who is either under 16 or disabled able to draw upon people with qualities that we ry explains that a woman who has that dose of estrogen will provide the (R) 1:30. 7:40, 9:45. — The Sure T hing Wllllmontic use against the invading Nazi the Police Department last Sun at the pound daily from noon to 1 This column is prepared by the Social had a hysterectomy and still has nor needed protection. (PG-13) 1:15,7:20,9:30. — Beverly Hills Jlllson Square Cinema — Missing in and entitled to benefits. Security Administration in East Hartford. are told the average teacher unfortunately DEAR READER — You are right. C op (R) 1, 7:20. 9:30. — M iss in g In army during World War II, the day. He said they were adopted in p.m. He can also be reached by mal ovaries will continue to have the I am sending you The Health A ctio n 2 (R) 1:30, 7:15, 9:15. — The doesn’t possess — such as a higher level of You need help. Your problem sounds A ctio n 2 (R) 1:15.7:40.10. — The K illin g K illin g F ie ld s (R) 1:30. 6:45. 9:20. — bomb was named for Soviet the first hour. They went to homes calling the pound. 643-6642 or by QUESTION: I receive SSI checks. Last If you have a question, write to; Social same hormone functions as a woman Letter, Special Report 22, Under F ie ld s (R) 1:30. 7. 9:35. — V isio n Quest competence in writing and mathematics.” more like anorexia nervosa, since you W itness (R) 1:30. 7:15, 9:20. — The Foreign Minister V.M. Molotov. in Manchester, Coventry. Rock calling the police department. week I received a letter from Social Security, Box 591, Manchester Herald, who has not had a hysterectomy. standing the Menopause, to help you have a false image of your body. ville and Vernon. 646-4555. Security that asks for the same kind of Manchester, Conn. 06040. When you reach the expected age of understand the process. Others who Even though you are thin, you see want this issue can send 75 cents with menopause, you will undergo changes yourself as fat. This can be very ^ r im i i o n i from a decrease in female hormones a long, stamped, self-addressed enve dangerous, even life-threatening then as well, because your ovaries lope for it to me in care of this news Staying thin and small can have Special Siiaa will then undergo degenerative paper. P.O. Box 1551, Radio City East Catholic High 1 2 H -2 6 H Spacializing Excluaivaly in long-range adverse health effects. A SLEfiK)ERI2lNQ plua*aiz# faahkma changes. Station. New York, NY 10019. girl needs to develop a good strong and 36 to 52 The 0.3 mg. dosage of Premarin is DEAR DR. LAMB — I am a 15- skeleton during her pubertal develop not enough to prevent the bone loss year-old girl. I have this thing about ment phase. If not, she is more likely lists honor students that occurs in women after the meno being fat. When I was in the 4th, 5th to develop osteoporosis and a degen and 6th grades, I weighed 65. When I Here is the list of honor students Michelle Freemer, Kevin Gollahue, pause. The first few years after the erated spine, causing a buffalo hump Christo Jankowski, Paul Lantleri, Lori menopause are critical in preserving got out of the 9th grade. I weighed 87. Coming April 26th announced recently at East Ca and fractures, when she passes mid Lesperonce, Tonya Lopatko, Marie a woman's bone mass. That low dose Everyone always told me how skinny dle age. What you do as a teenager tholic High School. Luby, Brian Lynch, Kevin Madden, may prevent the dryness you speak of I was. I changed schools and I grew can affect you for the rest of your Karen Markle, Gerard Murphy, Ro ORADE t bert Nordlund. and may control hot flashes in women over the summer. I am now 5 feet 2 life. Osteoporosis is not just a prob ff'here fashion it a who have them, but you need 0.625 and weigh 104. I look in the mirror lem of middle-aged and older women, Honon with Distinction Michael O'Loughlln, James Powers, look, not a site mg. to prevent bone loss. and think I am fat. I get really offend but something you need to help pre Our Annual Paul Ray Jr., Victor Serrombona, Kyle ■ Andrea Bearse, Matthew DembIckI, Smith, Krista Stearns, George St. To compensate fof this, increase ed when my friends say I am petite. I vent while you are still maturing. 33awn DIstefano, Ann Gage, Isabelle Georges, Roland Veglard. Godbaut, Douglas Hickey, Steven Karlson, Susan Murphy, Susan O'Neill, First Honors David Rusezyk. 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A pilot program was approved Christopher Aiello, David Busch, Spaulding, Karen Tennant, Thad AVON--- ll.44.MiHHna Tuthill said he anticipated the Stephan GrabskI, Karon Herold, Scott Terzo, Lynne Trocclolo, Lvnn Tuesday by the Oregon Traffic Jenson, Gregory Seaver, Martin Whltehouse. MBMETOWN — Safety Commission, which allo The electronic bracelets work by bracelets would be assigned for a store coming soon! giving off a signal to a monitor Z o b itlsk l. IMSTOI------HubOHaM.iWiOMCOUn.il.* cated $34,000 for a one-year try-out period ranging from 24 hours to 30 Second Honors in Linn County. attached to the person’s phone. days, but said that would depend ORADE It Those signals in turn are sent to a Richard Bohodlk, Michael Garbock, Those convicted of drunk driving on the individual circumstances in Honors witti Distinction computer at the corrections the case. Jason Hanford, Edyth Lavng, Ellso Marlev, John Whalen, Thomas t —— t t m Dmm Hary.. WaHwtilaU Shagoiag Cb. Christina Cococe, Joel CIszewskI, Whalen, Regina Zobulls. P M WniKSTKK IIKHAl.1). Ttuii scl.is M.'LiilL J l 'i l II M \M IIH;ST1;H lIKHAl.n TIunsM.iV^^l.irih 7. I«H.'. Soviet emigres decry Kissing bandit SPORTS life under domination i ' ■ ,i '• <»■’* Bv Margaret Hayden She described what happens nabbed Herald Reaorter wh^n someone tries to leave the coifTitry. ATLANTIC CITY. N J. (UPl) — ^ Windsor runs past Indians Americans canmil understand “ We can sell everything we own. Police have arrested a woman on how bad the Soviet government is go to the airport, and the KGB can charges of robbing gamblers after By Bob PapettI Indians, who had to overcome remained prevaient to everyone in tri-captain Spano, who blos.somed This was the message of Sophie stop us and say Come back.' He slipping knockout drugs into their Herald Sports Writer internal adversity for half a season the gym. Especially visiting Man under Pearson in 1984-85. was Reysser. a Moscow native and one won't exp lain " she said. mouths while kissing them. Jews in Moscow cannot own to finish with a winning record at chester, which was intimidated on hampered by foul trouble Wednes of several Jews from the Soviet Margarita Delosantos. 21, re day but still chipped in with 11 homes, she said. The Yiddish WINDSOR — Maybe it wasn’t as 11- 10. both ends of the floor. I'nion who have moved to the mained in the Atlantic County Jail thoroughly hopeless, but for Man The game was also the career "N o question, they looked like points. Hartford area in the last few years schools, books and theaters have today under $65,000 bond, accused been gone from Moscow since chester High to draw Windsor High finale for coach Doug Peanson, they were very eoncerned about Pear.son. who finished with an "M y (Htople are very unhappy." of robbing three men. World War H. The Soviets limit in the first round of the state Class who at mid-season announced his our speed," said Windsor coach 11- year coaching record of 149-105. Reysser said She was one of a She was charged with three religious activities for everyone LL basketball tournament could be retirement after II years at the Dom Ferrara. "And that was the reflected on his tenure at Manches buslaod of immigrants who were counts of reckless endangerment ter. “ When I took over at Manches guests of Honorable Menschen. an but are stricter with Jews than likened to UConn going up against helm. difference” and three counts of theft in the Four players scored in double ter, 1 tried to instill pride in the area group of older Jews at they are with Christians, she said Georgetown today in the opening "I think we did the best we could, disappearance .of $52,000 in cash figures for Windsor, particularly program. I think we have that now, Temple Beth Sholom Wednesday "The government wants to see round of the Big East Tournament so it’s not a bad way to go out,” said and jewelry from the three vic in fact, I know we have that. These The guests described their plea only Russians in Russia."shesaid. in New York. Pearson. “ I ’m happy for the team slick guard and fan favorite Ed tims. who were staying at Atlantic kids are proud to wear the shirt — sure in being able to enjoy their The Soviets encourage Jews to Months earlier, the quick and to have a winning record. They "Gooooooogel ", who pumped in a City casino-hotels. the pride in Manchester is back Yiddish culture and freedom in the marry people who are not Jewish, balanced Warriors had buried the certainly would’ve had a better game-high 16 points. Googe, with Police said Wednesday more " I don’t think there’s a better job I'nited Slates In fact, they call she said Indians by 22 points in the year if not for injuries." the great jumper and even greater charges could be forthcoming. in the world than to work with themselves the Htjiw .Amen The Soviets are providing educa- Manchester Rotary Club Classic. A season-ending knee-injury to name, popped in 12 first half points i \ They said Delosantos. born in the young people. You couldn't put a cans " ' ' • tijjn to most people but not as much No one anticipated anything differ point guard Greg Turner at the to help the Warriors to a 34-23 Dominican Republic, may have price tag on it If I never coach They received a warm reception as they did 20 years ago. Her ent in Wednesday night’s tourney halfway mark was the mo.st intermis:- on lead. been the culprit in eight other another minute in my life, I still from about 70 men and women who daughter was educated in Russia, contest. crushing blow in Manchester’s Center Marvin Bell added 12 GREGORY VINER robberies since 1983, alljnyplving have the rewards to last a listened to four of them address the but her grandson, who is 20. would It came off as expected. injury-plagued campaign. points, including eight in the third • . . waiting to speak male guests staying at casino- L.< gathering Many got better ac not have received a university- Sixth-ranked host Windsor’s pre But even a totally healthy Indian quarter at the end of which lifetime” hotels in the oceanside resort. Manchester basketball will miss quainted after the discussion doctorate and taught German for education there. She is delighted cision run-and-gun attack picked squad would be hard-pressed — Windsor opened up its biggest Delosantos, dubbed the "Kissing Doug Pearson The speakers described Russian 3.S years in a university in Moscow he was able to move to L'nited apart llth-ranked Manchester to literally and figuratively — to beat margin — 25 points — ,54-29. Herald photos by Tarquinlo Bandit" by police, was arrested domination She said she cries when she thinks States when he was 15 walk away with an easy. 60-45 the Warriors Wednesday night. Manchester, which never led, WINDSOR «0) — Ed A n g e lln l 42-210, Friday and ordered held under "What the ginernmeni speaks is of how Jews are treated by the The immigrants at the meeting Sophie Reysser speaks at Temple Beth Sholom on the victory. "They are so fast," marvelled featured an intense individual Dan G aither 3 4-4 10, M a rv in B ell 5 2-3 $2.50,000 bail. The amount was 12, Ed Gaooe64-4 16, Dwioht Edwards4 a lie. you cannot trust them." said government there were able to move to the L'nited The Warriors, now 17-4, w ill face Pearson "Their team speed is performance by 6-8 junior pivot difficulties of Jews in Soviet countries. Lazar Kalmanson lowered by $185,000 Wednesday by 0-4 B, M itre C astorin a 1 0-0 2, C harles Reysser. who has been learning " f do not speak of the people States because they had relatives second-ranked Hartford Public (a probably better than any we’ve Brian Arnold, who sank a team- Green 0 O-oO, M icha e l C allaw a y 1 0-0 2, Superior Court Judge Robert English since she came to this People are people everywhere." with jobs who were living here and listens. Both immigrants live in the Hartford area. The 70-55 winner ovpr Weaver) in what faced all year” high 13 points and grabbed five Law rence C la u tie r 0 0-0 0, T o ta ls 24 Ncustadter. 12- 17 60. country two years ago She has a she said. wanted them to come. two spoke before Honorable Menschen on Wednesday. promises to be a torrid East Even when Windsor wasn’t rebounds. MANCHESTER (45) — Brian Mllone Region quarterfinal match Satur sprinting down court on an effec “ I ’m especially proud of Brian 2 2-2 6, M a rc H en d ricks 2 4-4 B, B rian day night. Site and time are to be tive fast break or stealing dribbles Arnold, he had his best game of the Spano 5 1-2 11, B ria n A rn o ld 5 3-6 13, UPl photo B ria n B rophv 2 1-25, Dave RlordonOO-O announced. or passes with a larcenous press year. ” noted Pearson, of the heir 0, Russ Anseim o 1 (LO 2, T o ta ls 17 11-16 MHS announces second quarter honor roll The loss eliminated the gutsy defense, the concept of team speed apparent to6-9Brian Spano. Senior 45. Michael Jordan, his tongue hanging out, drives between The second quarter honor roll at Douongmanee Hemmovanh, Chris John C. Prior, Soroh Robinson, John Christine Jarvis, June Kone, Kelly Rogers, Kristen Spear, Sandro Wilson, Kellogg, Jeffrey Kennard, Susan King, Celtics' Kevin McHale (left) and Dennis Johnson en Manchester High School was re topher Huestis, Matthew Kim. Valerie Kindberg, Stephen MacDo Kimberly Wright, Soroh Zimmerman. Todd Kornfeld. James Kurlen, Jeffrey route to basket in action Wednesday night at Boston NBA roundup cently announced. nald, Sean McCarthy, Michael M errill, Lorkin, Melissa Legoult, Darlene Mary E. Prior, John Scata, Nancy Regular Honors Lepok, Stephen Logan, Kristine Garden. Jordan led Chicago rally, finishing with 33 GRADE 10 Sheldon, Deborah Thompson. M arozzl. High Honors Carrie Adams, Russell Anselmo, Ji Andrea Mattesen, Brendan points, as Bulls upset Boston, 107-104. Regulor Honors H. Baek, Jomes Beattie, Suzanne McCarthy, Kelly McMohon, Kim Mel- John Benford, Alvin Cruz, Patricio Beckwith, Susan Berzenskl, Susan ley, Tammy Millard, MImmI Nilsson, Eltet. Carolyn Fahey. Robert Follon, Susan Alpert. Deborah Aronson, Besterfleld, Caltlyn Btodget, Glen Andrew O Rellly, Llso Pblicki, Gre Clippers beaten Cheryl Finklesteln, Sharon Johns. Imelda BalbonI, Diane Barber, Sharon Bolduc, Tereso Bombardier, Sondra gory Palmer, Katharine Poppas, Eli Brent Lassow, Cynthia Lesnlok, Ro Bogli, Dana CarinI, Clifford Carlson, Bowes, Teri Callahan, Patrick Comtns, zabeth Phillips, Alicia Quinby. DovId bert Prytko, Anna Riggio. Jeffrey Kristen Chase, DovId Chatzky, Teresa Mary Cunningham. RIordon, Joanna Robinson, Karen Jordan In clutch Soleget. Karen Suhie. Erin Sullivan. Cyr, Richard Daigle, Elizabeth Davis, Gregg Davis, Judith Diana, Michele R oderick. Jeff Yl, Kim Zinker. Michelle DIGregorlo, Wendy Drown. Dion, Christopher Downing, Diane Sven Roth, Christine Roy, Osamu in Chaney’s debut Jennifer Foley, Deborah Geer, Sabra Fahey, Arthur Fettig, Kim Frascarelll, Sano, Jennifer Seise, Lisa Sllvermon, Rtgulor Honors Goldlck, Robert Grasis, Christopher Tracy Fyler, Christopher Gareou, Andrea Stearns, Leslie Stevenson, Karen Georgeady, Cheryl Girard, Traci Strasser, Kelly Ann Switzer, Helln, Michael Henson, Jomes Hoa- cheal Ray Richardson scored 23 Pamela Anderson, Kelly Behllng, gland, Leslie Johnson, Vichitphanh Timothy Haddock, Andrew Henry, Cynthia Toylor, David Wallengren, knocks off Celtics By Ian Love Julie Benes, Sira Berte. Michael Deovilay, Michelle Kohl, James Le- Lizette Heritage. Andrea Watts, Lisa Wilcox, Kelly United Press International points and Buck Williams had '20 to Bogglo, Susanne Cavicchl. Lorle Ann mleux, Julianne Mase, Lisa Mulvey, Betty Lou Herzog, John Janenda, Wynn, Valerie Zak. lead New Jersey. The victory was Cheermon. Jennifer Clough, Kristen Lisa Nadeau, Sarah Nicholson. 14-point second- quarter deficit. BOSTON (UPl) — Rookies don’t The Los Angeles Clippers named the Nets’ fifth in their last six Cool, Ashly Cruz, Rita Duchesneau, Lisa R elm ^ Kelli Reyngoudt, Tho "It was our best defensive effort Holly Epstein, Kimberley Goggin. mas Robinson, Elizabeth Rochefort, come with a warranty, but Michael a new coach at noon, but nightfall games. Seattle lost for the fourth of the year," said Loughery. Pamela Goilmitzer. Lisa Marie Ruel, Mark Schuhl, Kim Jordan might just carry a lifetime brought the same old result. time in its last five contests. Michael Hazel, Paul Hendessl. M i berly Scoville, Mara Slebert, Diana Jordan agreed. guarantee. World B. Free scored 23 points chael Hille, Danielle lezzi, Jill Loll- Smith, Timothy Stahl, Paul Szot- "W e’ve been playing good de berte, Lori Lenfest, J ill Lukas, Thomas kowski, Cathy Templeton, Mary Ann Jordan, who leads his team in and handed out a season-high 13 Sixers 96, Hawks 86 fense and putting more pressure on Lyon, Elizabeth Mahler, Christopher T roy. scoring, rebounding, assists and assists Wednesday night, leading At Philadelphia, Andrew Toney Martini, Carrie Mora, Lisa Morrow, the other teams,” he said. steals, hit three clutch jumpers 'X the Cleveland Cavaliers to a came off the bench to score 21 Rachel Moulton, Karl Noone, Roxane G RADE \7 Orlando Woolridge contributed Olsen and four free throws in the final 114-112 victory over the Clippers to points and guide the 76ers. Glenn High Honors 29 points for the Bulls, including Kimberly Pascarelll. Angela Preles- minutes to lead the Chicago Bulls spoil the coaching debut of Don Rivers led Atlanta w;ith 24. Moses nik, Erin Prescott, Sharon Sloan, to a 107-104 victory over the Boston five points in the final 3:04. \s L Tammy Snellenberger, Stacey Tom- KathI Albert, Kathleen Ambach, Chaney. Malone managed only 7 points, Boston’s Kevin McHale believes klel, Kathryn Tyler, Scott Varrlck, Guy Natalia Bachmayer, Denise Bator, Celtics Wednesday night, snapping “ We were very flat from the breaking a streak of 526 consecu Wagner, Shown Wooden, Marcia Barbara Bottomley, Eric Brown, Mi Woolridge and Jordan are now the a club record 12-game road losing start. " Chaney said "W e were not tive double-figure games. ZIpkIn. chele Carrier, Robert Costagna, Lisa heart of the Bulls. Chatzky, Christina Colvin, Kristin streak. aggressive early, we weren’t get MR AND MRS. VILIS PAUPS ’’They’re a two-man team basi Bullets 127, Blazers 121 GRADE 11 Craft, Jennifer Dennison, K a ry n Chicago coach Kevin Loughery ting rebounds and we let World get . . . married in 1935 DIYeso. cally, and you’ve got to stop at I • says that his 6-foot-6 guard is out early and put us in a hole. At Washington, Jeff Malone had High Honors James Emmerling, Diana Flores, least one of them to beat them." Lauren Giles, John Gleba, C arin simply fulfilling his destiny. "W e can’t be giving other teams a career-high 40 points — inciuding McHale said. Susan Baker, Soro Bliley. Hugh Gocht, Elizabeth Goetz, Peter Harri “ Michael Jordan was born to 10-point leads and expect to win” 8 in the second overtime — to lift Blodgett, Diana Brossell, Down Carl son, Brian Kuhl, Jeanne Lemleux, play pro basketball. He will be one Boston trailed 81-76 entering the the Bullets. Portland was led by Ralph Link, Sandl Mlllette, Deirdre Chaney replaced Jim Lynman. son, Raymond Decelles. Jacqueline final period but Bird netted four Gagnon, Lori Gorrison, Elizabeth Moody, Kristen Noone, Fellcina Pe- of the supreme players in the 1/ who was fired at noon yesterday rookie Steve Colter, wbo finished Horvey, Douangmoly Hemmovanh, tlto, Joyce Phillips. NBA.” long jumpers during a 10-2 spurt to after the Clippers had lost six with a season-high 35 points. put bis team back in the lead for the Larry Bird thinks that he al straight. Los Angeles was 22-39 last time. Pistons 114, Knicks 90 ready is, under Lynam this season, fifth in "Then they hit every key basket At Detroit, Vinnie 'Johnson “Jordan played an excellent the Pacific Division and 21 games Insulin pump backed basketball game — he seems to do that they had to hit," said Bird. scored 19 of his 21 points in the behind the cross-city rival Lakers. After a pair of Jordan free' second quarter and Bill Laimbeer that against us,” he said after the You can add one more loss to former North Carolina star netted throws, Chicago led 106-101 with added 20 to power Detroit. Bernard those numbers now. :08 remaining. Dennis Johnson hit King had 28 points for New York, 33 points. "This business is a very difficult as aid for diabetics a 3-pointer for Boston with : 03 left which dropped its fifth straight. Boston', with the league’s best UPl photo one and sometimes the good people and the Bulls twice called timeout record, 49-14, wins the season are not always successful." said Jazz 94, Rockets 90 By Gino Del Guercio insulin-dependent diabetics. when they couldn’t inbound the series between the two teams, Providence's Ray Knight (32) goes high in attempt to Clippers general manager Carl United Press International The new technique also has risks taking four of the six games. ball. At Houston, Rickey Green that some doctors fear might block shot of Seton Hall’s Andre McCloud in prelim game Scheer. "But we deal in wins and ""Chicago improved its season mark Dave Corzine finally got the ball canned three free throws in the outweigh the benefits. losses, and it is quite apparent this BOSTON — Kidney function can to 29-32, with its first win on the into Woolridge, who Bird imme of Big East Tournament Wednesday at Madison Square final 10 seconds to lift the Jazz. team is floundering” be improved and the organs The report, written by re road since its Dec, 29 win over diately fouled. The 6-foot-9 forward Darrell Griffith led Utah with 27 Garden. Friars won in overtime, 77-75. Scheer said he didn’t expect possibly saved by strictly control searchers at Guy's Hospital Medi missed the second free throw and points as the Jazz snapped a Atlanta. Chaney to be a "m iracle worker” ling diabetics' blood sugar levels cal School in London, was pub Celtic Danny Ainge grabbed the three-game losing skid. Akeem Both teams were coming of f wins for the final 21 games of the season, using an insulin pump, say a team lished Thursday in the New rebound and after two dribbles Olajuwon had 21 points for Tuesday night, but the Celtics’ adding, "1 just wanted to see some of British researchers. England Journal of Medicine. starters each played at least 40 hurled it the approximately 80 feet Houston. Kidney failure and blindness are progress” A study of six diabetics who used minutes in New York and were as time expired: the ball hit the B|g East tourney Spurs 108, Pacers 102 two of the most serious side effects Phil Hubbard Ridded 20 points to the pumps for a year found their unable to sustain their successful back of the rim and curled out. At San Antonio, Texas. Artis help the Cavaliers progress toward •VT' kidneys' ability to filter impurities of diabetes. The complications are running game in the second half McHale. who had scored 98 Gilmore collected 22 points. 8 believed to be caused by the effect the playoffs with their sixth from blood improved to normal against Chicago. points in his previous two games, rebounds. 3 blocked shots and of wildly fluctuating blood sugar straight victory. Cleveland is now levels while on the pumps How Boston went cold in the third netted 22, as the Bulls double- in earnest today dominated the middle to help San levels, which cause microscopic tied with Atlanta for the eighth and ever. the kidneys remained quarter, hitting 5-of-19 field-goal teamed him each time he received Antonio hold off Indiana. Mike swollen. blood vessels to rupture. final post- season position in the THE PAUPS OF HILLSTOWN ROAD attempts^ while the Bulls used a the ball in the low post. Robert Mitchell led San Antonio with 29 The year-long study found that Bv Fred Lief forward. Eastern Conference. . . . are celebrating their 50th Wten taken off the pumps after a hard-working defense to make up a Parish led Boston scoring with 26. points, while Steve Stipanovich year, the patients' kidney function kidney function was increased to United Press International Georgetown. 27-2 and l^tf, has The Cavaliers built an 18- point had 27 for the Pacers. dropped to less than normal. The normal in four of six patients who avenged losses to St. Johtvs and lead early in the third quarter, but pumps are strapped to the body began wearing pumps early in the NEW YORK - The Big East Syracuse its last two games. The had to hold on after the Clippers cut Lakers 145, Warriors 119 defending Big East and NCAA The party was golden with a small tube leading inside. disease. One patient's kidney College basketball roundup Conference, its table groaning with the deficit to 91-88 entering the At Inglewood, Calif . Mike gourmet selections, sits down champs are running and in full fourth. Approximately 40 percent of all function was increased to near Herald photo by Tarquinio McGee scored 29 points and today to its annual feast. gear. Mr and Mrs Vilis Ptitips of 444 Hillstown Road were guests of insulin-dependent diabetics suffer normal functioning, and the other Kareem Abdul-Jabbar added 23 to With anywhere from four to six "In the beginning everybody honor at a surprise .aOlh wedding anniversary party on Feb. 2.3 at kidney deterioration. The majority patient's condition did not change Salt, anyone? lead Los Angeles in its rout of of people whose kidneys have significantly. teams figuring to advance to the evaluated us in the perspective of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kviesis of Vernon. The party Nets 129, Sonics 108 . Golden State. The Lakers have failed altogether are diabetics. The doctors measured how well NCAA playoffs, the league'tourna- last year, " Hoyas coach John was given by the anniversary couple's daughter, Ilga Paups of ghirley Olse.n shows off an antique salt shaker, one of the Utah has the beat At East Rutherford. N.J., Mi- won 18 of their last 22. The federal government spends $2 the kidneys filtered the blood. ment begins in earnest today at Thompson said. “ Now, after we Main hester. and son. Tabs Paups of Stamford. billion a year to keep these people “ This tells us that some of the hundreds of items some 70 antique dealers will bring to Bv Ian Love Tournament. Madison Square Garden with four lost those two games, we estab .\hoiit .30 friends and relatives gathered to congratulate the alive. blood flow and pressure changes the second annual Howell Cheney antiques and United Press International Elsewhere, David Rivers scored quarterfinal games. lished our own identity." couple who were marritd in Memele. Liitvia. on Feb. 24. 193.3. The finding offers more support can be beneficial if they appear collectibles show Saturday and Sunday at Howell 20 points and Donald Royal scored The afternoon fare calls for No. 12 Syracuse must shackle BC They htive been Manchester residents since 1954 and are Georgetown-Connecticut and point guard Michael Adams. The for the value of tightly controlling early," said Dr, Thomas H. Cheney Regional Vocational Technical School. Show The "Cardiac Kids" had the beat all 15 of his points on free throws to memtiers of the Manchester Latvian Lutheran Church. He blood sugar levels using a pump, Hostetter, an assistant professor again Wednesday night. lift Notre Dame to a 66-60 victory Syracuse-Boston College with the Orange. 20-7 and 9-7. have a worked as a carpenter. rather than the method of daily at the University of Minnesota hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days. Admission is $2.50; For the second straight game, over Marquette. Notre Dame, 19-8, evening menu featuring St, John’s- diamond in guard Dwayne Wa injections currently used by most School of Medicine. $2 with discount coupons. Funds will benefit the school. Manuel Hendrix hit the deciding has a chance to record its first Providence and Villanova- shington and a sparkling shooter in basket to give Utah a 66-64 victory 20-win regular season in four years Pittsburgh. Rafael Addison. over Air Force in the second round with a triumph at Dayton Satur The tournament, perhaps the BC, 18-9 and 7-9, split with of the Western Athletic Conference day. Marquette is 17-10. nation’s best, officially opened Syracuse this season. The Eagles About Town tournament. ^ At Columbus. Ohio, Roy Tarpley Wednesday night with Providence are small, but get the ball inside. "It was a rhythm play — turn, scored 23 points. Antoine Joubert beating Seton Hall 77-75 in over Strong play .must come from catch and shoot," said Utah coach had 19 and No. 3 Michigan built a time in the preliminary round. forward Roger McCready, and Lynn Archibald of Hendrix’s 17-point second-half lead to hold on Keith Lomax scored 24 points, Adams and Dominic Pressley at League prints town book including a basket with 34 seconds guard. They have lost their last Pupils Jump for hearts address, telephone number of parents and date of game-winning basket which came for a 77-72 Big Ten victory over Members entertain club left, to lead the Friars. Providence three and need to impress the The Capital Region East League of Women Voters. baby s birth to: Baby Photo Contest. P.O. Box 202. with five seconds left, "Manuel Ohio State. The triumph was the Martin School on Dartmouth Road will sponsor a Manchester Organ Society will meet Saturday at 8 15th straight for Michigan, which trailed by II in,the second half and NCAA committee. -Manchester unit, has published a booklet. "This is Tolland. 06084. For more information, call 871-0009. was supposed to go off the other "Jump Rope for Heart" Tuesday from 9 a.m. to noon. p.m. at Second Congregational Church. Several was carried in the last two minutes "Obviously," BC coach Gary Your Town.' about local government, history and 'side, but they overplayed him and is 24-3 and already crowned the Big Students are collecting pledges to benefit the members will entertain. Marion Jaycox will be in of regulation on the shooting of Williams said, "if we beat Syra sen-ices. Free copies are avialable by calling Ruth he read it perfect and went to the Ten champions. American Heart Association of Greater Hartford for Ernie Lewis. Andre McCloud of cuse it’ll take doubts out of Bayrer at 649 7145 The supply is limited. charge of refreshments. Camp speak to retirees open spot and Gale Gondrezick In conference tournaments, each minute they jump rope. The associaiton is gave the ball to him. Barry Stevens scored 25 points to Seton Hall had 32 points, matching everybody’s mind." dedicated to the reduction of death and disability due Rev. Russell Camp will speak on “ It’s About Tim e” "It was a great rhythm play." lift Iowa State to a 76-52 victory a Big East Tournament record. St. John’s, 25-2 and 15-1. often M CC has divorce confab to heart disease and related cardiovakcular illnesses. Tue.sday at 1:30 p.m. at a Manchester Retired Hendrix, who scored 21 points, over Colorado, sending the Cy Providence coach Joe MuIIaney, sleepwalks through the first half The Connnecticut Women's Educational and Legal For more information, contact Craig Phillips at Teachers session at First Federal Savings Bank, had hit a twisting 23-foot jumper at clones into the Big Eight Confer retiring after the season, now gets before stirring. But there is always 647-3367. Caregivers discussed Fund will sponsor a divorce seminar Wednesday from the buzzer Monday night as the ence semifinals for the first time. a crack at the No. 2 Redmen. All-America Chris Mullin, he of the 5:30 to 7 p m at athe Women's Center of Manchester “ Caregivers Have Emotions, Too” is the topic of the Girl Scout Sunday set Utes defeated Wyoming61-60 in the Iowa Stale will play Kansas Friday "Georgetown smothers you with cool head and sizzling shot. Community College. An attorney will discuss the Alzheimer’s Support Group session Wednesday at 7 opening round. in Kansas City, Mo. In another their defense," he said. “ But St. "Chris can only be contained, not / process of divorce, including the issues of child Computer users to meet p.m. in the Conference Room 1, basement level Girl &outs and Brownies from the Manchester area Utah, given the heart-stopping quarterfinal matchup, freshman John’s lets you up to halfcourt, stopped,” Providence guard Ha support and custody, property .settlementsand prose Manchester Community Hospital. Sue Smolski and will gather at Manchester High School’s cafeteria on moniker by its fans, have made a Derrick Chievous pumped in 19 enabling you to get your offense rold Starks said. BOLTON — Bolton Computer Users Exchange will divorce. The seminar is free and open to the public. To Jack Gesino, both of the Institute of Living, will speak. Sunday at 9:45 a m, to mark Girl Scout Sunday. habit of pulling out close gamek. points to lead Missouri to a 68-50 g oin g .” Mike Moses and Mark JacKson meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Bolton Center School. register, call 647-6056. The public is invited. The Utes closed their regular victory over Kansas State. Mis Connecticut could barely be out are solid at the point with Walter Those attending are asked to use the back entrance. About 500 adults and girls are expected.to attend the- season by beating Air Force 60-59 souri, 18-12, advances Friday to of bed before it is sent packing l>y Berry, Bill Wennington and Willie For more information, call 649-0859. event, which will include a performance by the and Brigham Young 86-85 in face regular-season champion No. 1 Georgetown. The Hoyas have Glass up front. Last weekend, the ‘Boss Night’ at Marco Polo Sparklers, a champion double dutch group from triple-overtime. Thus their last Oklahoma. Patrick Ewing, Reggie Williams Redmen routed the Friars 72-53. Baby photos compete Hartford. EAST HARTFORD — The American Association of four victories have been decided Chuck Person poured in 26 points and Bill Martin on the frontline "But some teams can come out VERNON — The Xi Gamma Chapter of Beta Sigma Medical Assistants will hold a "Boss Night" Group reorders cookbook R a d e rs are reminded that Juliette Low donations by a total of 5 points. to advance Auburn in the Sou with David Wingate and Michaei of the blue,” St. John’s coach Lou Phi is sponsoring a baby phot($ contest for children Jackson at guard and waves of Camesecca said. Wednesday at the Marco Polo Restaurant, 1250 The Covenant Women’s Group of Trinity Covenant will be accepted during the re-dedication ceremony. Utah advances to play regular- theastern Conference tournament aged three months to five years. The deadline for reserves. Villanova, 18-9 and 9-7, seem Burnside Ave. Cocktails will be at 6:30 p.m. with Church has reordered copies of its cookbook which Troop 658 will lead the girls in songs and cheers. season champion Texas-EI Paso in with a 68-60 victory over Missis entrance is March 15. Pictures will be on display for "M aybe we should change their secure for the NCAAs. But the dinner at 7:30 p.m. Medical assistants may invite recently was sold out. Cookbooks may be purchased at Troop 647 will do the flag ceremony. Troop 10 will be the tournament semifinals Friday sippi. Also Anthony Richardson voting at Finast Supermarket, Tri-City Plaza from wake-up calls,,” Connecticut Wildcats were ripped 85-62 by Pitt UPl phato their physician-employers. Highlights of the evening $5 each at the E. A. Johnson Paint Co., 723 Main St., responsible for the re-dedication ceremony night at El Paso. New Mexico scored 19 points and Rob Jones March 25 to April 5. First place winner will receive a added 17 to lead Tennessee to a coach Dom Pem o said. in their last game. will be the selection of the "Boss of the Y ea r" and the Front Parlour, 465 Hartford Road, during business One guest from each of the breakfast's sponsors will plays San Diego State in the other $50 savings bond. Three others will receive gift Connecticut, 13-14 and 6-10 in the Pitt, 17-10 and 8-8, is coming of New Jersey’s Buck Williams (52) drives past Sonics’ Tom entertainment by Lance Boil (dermatologist James hours, and at the church office, 302 Hackmatack also attend. Sponsors are St. Bridget Rosary Society semi. The winners njeet Saturday 71-51 triumph over Vanderbilt as certificates and merchandise donated by merchants. league, has Earl Kelley at guard McCormick in first half action at the Meadovviands A. Rosokoff M D ). Street, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Combined Catholic Mothers Group, Center Congrega- for the WAC championship and an the bottom four teams in the SEC age. The Villanova blowout was a 4 Jo enter, send a photo with the baby’s name, address, (ional Women’s Group and the Emblem Club. automatic berth in the NCAA battled for quarterfinal berihs. Ray Broxton and Alvin Fredrick at^ boost. Wednesday flight. Nets beat Seattle, 129-108. MANCHKSTEH HERALD. Thursdciy. Miirch 7, I9BS
16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tliuisdiiy. M;inh 7. I98r) NHL roundup 1 Out to defend national championship Georgetown ready for March 4 ' Power play sparks Canadiens By LIso Harris knew we could get two goals.” cLean scored a pair of goals to put Midway through the third. Sutler’s By WIN Dunham player in the nation, is the Hoyas With playmaker Michael Jack- adjusted to each other." United Press International Naslund tied the score at 3:00, Winnipeg up 2-1 after 40 minutes. rising slapshot c.aught goalie Tim United Press International to^ii^scorer and rebounder — but he son acting as court general, the Everthing once again points to <• cutting around the defense in front *Jfe opened the scoring 4:29 into the Bernhardt on the left side of the means much more than that to the Hoyas have developed a run-and- the Hoy as as being one of the teams Giving the Montreal Canadiens a of the net and as he was sprawling, game, beating goaltender Steve face mask and he was replaced by W ASHINGTON - Georgetown Georgetown team. He may be the gun style that is a complete to beat come tournament time. But break in a close game is like buying slipped the puck (Sast goalie Brian Penney, who was making his first Allan Bester. Thompson knows that Georgetown Hayward. coach John Thompson makes no most intimidating defensive turnaround from anything Thomp I, a ticket for a trip to the guillotine. start since missing five games secret of it. Everything before the player in college basketball. son has done in his prior 13 years at cannot win the tournament merely The Winnipeg Jets took the Tremblay gave the Canadiens with a groin injury. Hawks 5, North Stars 4 by showing up. NCAA tournament is nothing more Ewing's very presence on the Georgetown Concorde last night. their first lead 15 seconds later Montreal tied it 83 seconds later At Bloomington, Minn., Denis The loss of power forward when he popped in a rebound from when Ron Flockhart put the puck than preliminaries for his Hoyas. court alters a foe's attack. Ewing, While they are not exactly The Jets led 2-1 going into the Savard scored with 1; 36 left to lift Michael Graham before the season the left side of the net. between Hayward's pads. The real season begins in March. camped under the boards, can glaring, the Hoyas do have some final period when Winnipeg's To Chicago. The Black Hawks, are because of academic problems "A power play should work al a MacLean scored the only goal of "You lose one game and you rest smother any attempt to establish weaknesses. On occasion, Thomp mas Steen was whistled for trip 5-0-1 in their last six games. meant that the Hoyas lacked some time that you need it ... I guess the second period al 1:46, deflect for the summer,” said the coach of an inside game. But the 7-footer son's crew has experienced mental ping. He was "talking" when Savard’s goal, his 33rd, came after of the muscle that carried them tonight it did," said Montreal ing Dale Hawerchuk’s shot from the defending NCAA champions. also strays from the middle to lapses, missing easy shots and not Terry Gregson added on a miscon Darryl Sutter’s shot from the point through the 1983-84 campaign. coach Jacques Lemaire. the corner. "You have no choice but to be block long baseline shots. executing at critical points. duct minor. When he came out of deflectSd into the net off Minnesota Thompson — usually known as a Naslund was credited for Mont With the victory, Montreal re where you want to be." Making Georgetown's inside This lack of execution in the final the penalty box, Montreal was defenseman Gordie Roberts’ skate preacher of patience — countered real's insurance goal at 12:42 when gained sole possession of first If the Hoyas arc not yet where game even more devastating, minutes cost the Hoyas in Big East leading by a goal and went on to and Savard’s stick. Ic the loss of some bulk by taking his shot deflected off Jet defense- place in the Adams Division, l i . theytWant to be, they arc pretty Thompson has experimented .with losses to St. John's and Syracuse. score a 4-2 victory. advantage of the Hoyas' abun mat) Robert Picard’s skate. taking a 2-point lead over idle Rangers 6, Canucks 3 close to it. As is the custom for a twin tower formation, comple Mats Naslund scored two goals dance of speed and shooting talent, In addition, the running offense Winnipeg coach Barry Long’s Buffalo and Quebec. Thompson teams, the Hoyas are menting Ewing with 6-11 senior sandwiched around Mario Tremb At Vancouver, British Columbia, what with greyhounds like David has caused more turnovers than public wrath wasn't directed at Elsewhere, Detroit topped To playing their best ball as tourna Ralph Dalton or 6-10 freshman lay’s game-winner as Steen's George MePhee and Mark Pave- Wingate, Reggie Williams and Bill Thompson would like. Said he; "I Steen’s lack of control, but rather ronto 5-3, Chicago edged Minne ment time approaches. Grady Mateen, Ewing's heir ap UPl Photo double-minor keyed Montreal's lich scored in a 50-second span in Martin don't think it's a question of at Gregson for calling the second sota 5-4 and the.Rangers defeated For any team to dethrone the parent at center. three-goal rally in the final period. the second period to lift the And. after months of experimen playing poorly. We just cannot minor. Vancouver 6-3. Hoyas in the NCAA tournament, it The name of the game for the Horace Broadnax (32) races down court in fecent All three goals came on the power Rangers. New 'York led 5-0 at one will have to overcome George Hoyas is defense. Thompson's tation, Ewing beleives the team afford mental lapses now — "Were leading 2-1, the game is point. Jan Erixon scored at 3:32 of whether we're identifying what Georgetown outing against Syracuse, Broadnax and nis play town's three principle weapons: a swarming pressure defense has finally meshed. comfortable and then a little Wings 5, Maple Leafs 3 the first period when he was hit in UPi Photo new fast-break offense, pressure throws opponents out of synch, The Olympic gold medal center defense an opponent is in or Hoyas teammates have been on target of late and set to "We knew it was just a matter of incident like that happens and it the face by Robbie Ftorek’s defense and F’atrick Ewing allowing his new-look offen.se to said, "We re improving about this whether it's identifying that we defend their N CAA Division I national championship. time before the puck was going to just destroys things,” said Long. At Toronto, Darryl Sittler scored slapshot from the blue line and the Chicago Cubs sportscaster Harry Caray (left) interviews don't have the fast break. " Ewing, the most dominant inside pounce. time of the year. Everybody has go in," said Naslund. "When we "The refereeing shouldn’t decide twice, including the game-winner puck deflected into the net. Erixon Gary Matthews Jr., 10 (right) and Delvon Matthews, 7. got that goal on the power play, the game, the players should." at 6:52 of the third period, and suffered a broken nose and had to with another power play left, we All-Star right wing Paul Ma- added an assist to lift Detroit. leave the contest. The boys are sons of Cubs slugger Gary Matthews Sr. and are attending the '85 spring training with their father SCOREBOARD Slaughter, Vaughan elected to Hall in Mesa, Arizona. 7 Baseball roundup By Ira Kaufman was really bitter, but I ’m most ' "We played together 12 years,” was eligible to continue playing Red Wings 5. Maple Leafs 3 76ers96.Hawks86 Lakers 145.Warriors 119 United Press International happy now. At this point, I say. let said Hall of Earner Stan Musial, ball during World War II. bygones be bygones.” "and I remember Enos as a He led N L shortstops in putouts ATLANTA (84) (H>LDEN STATE (119) Rec League Hockey Detroit 2 1 2>-S Basketball Short 6-14 8-10 22. Smith 3-6 (M) 6. TAM PA, Fla. — When his golden hard-nosed player who came out to and assists three times and hit for Toronto 1 2 0— 3 Corr 411 3-3 11, Hastings 2-9 44 8, Slaughter, however, wasn't al Willis 5-8 2-2 12, E, Johnson 612 4-5 )4, Whitehead 3-8 3-5 9, Floyd 1-10 6-8 8. rfioment in baseball finally arrived win. He played hard, he slid hard the cycle on June 24, 1933. First period— 1, Detroit, Ogrodnlck Wilson 4-5 2-2 10, Conner 5-9 4-4 14. ways so gracious. He finished his 44 (Gore, Yzerm an), po. 8:44. 2. WIttman 0-3 2-2 2, Brown 2-5 OO 4, after a 20-year wait, Enos "Coun and he was a tough competitor. He According to Hail of Fame Former A ’s aces NHL standings Rivers 1)-19 OO 24, Glenn 4-8 1-2 9. Totals Mickey Johnson 8-124-4 20. Burtt 1-21-2 3. playing career in 1959 and after Detroit, Sittler 8 (Lodouceur), 13:56. 3, Plummer 0-3 ^ 0 0, Thlbeoux 5-8 3-4 13, Adult basketball try" Slaughter put all the frustra loved the game. I remember after president Ed Stack, 16-of-18 Toronto, Valve 30, (Solmlng, lafrote),oo. NBA standings 3475 1618 86. being passed over repeatedly in PHILADELPHIA (96) Aleksinas 3-3 2-2 6. Brotz 3-4 (H) 6. Totals Fogarty Oilers 99 (Jed Carr 25, Marc tion behind him and embraced his the Cardinals lost a lot of their members of the Veterans Commit Woles Conference 15:51. Penalties— Lambert, Det, 6:42; 42-84 33-41 119. Pletka 19, BUI Hannon 16, Ed Kennison Hall of Fame balloting, he said Anderson, To r, 6:42; l^ r n . To r, 0:05; Ervlng 5-12 5-7 15, Jones 47 3-4 11, sport's highest honor. pow S from the right side, the tee attended Wednesday’s meet Patrick Division Eastern Conference Malone 26 34 7, Richardson 24 1-1 5, LA LAKERS (145) 14, Dan Pandiscia 10), Fllloram o several years ago he wouldn’t W L T PH. O F G A Korn, Tor, 12:43; Lam wii, Det, 14:22; Atlantic Division Rombls 3-4 OO 6. Worthy 7-9 0-0 14. Construction 63 (Steve Roscher 18, Ken Baseball's Veterans Committee other teams would save their tough ing. Al Lopez couldn’t make it and compete for jobs Park, Det, 16:03. Cheeks 69 44 16, Borklev 76 1-2 15, attend induction ceremonies if he Washington 39‘ 17 9 87 267 192 W L Pet. G B Toney 7-15 66 21, C. Johnson 26 04) 4, Abdul-Jobbor 10-143-723. Magic Johnson Shoppmon 16, Pot Collet 13, Jock Hull opened the Hall of Fame doors left-handed pitchers for us; Enos Burleigh Grimes was snowed in at Phllodelphlo 38 19 7 83 267 202 x-Boston 49 14 .778 — 4-8 4-4 12. Scott 1-8 3-3 5, Cooper 3-4 1-2 7. had to wait any longer to make it to Second period— 4, Detroit, Gore 20 Threatt O) OO 0, G. Johnson 1-2 OO 2, '01 „ Wednesday for Slaughter and Arky and I learned to hit 'em.” Wisconsin. N Y Islanders 33 28 4 70 290 2S4 x-Phll. 47 15 .758 l'/3 Williams Ol 06 0, Wood 0-1 06 0. Totals McAdoo 6-8 2-2 14, McGee 11-14 7-7 29, Donato's Lounge 111 (Tyler Jones22, Cooperstown. N Y Rangers 22 33 9 S3 245 272 (Kisio, Ogrodnlck), 6:04. 5, Toronto, New Jersey 32 30 .516 16'3 Spriggs 8-12 4-4 20. Lester 1-5 4-4 6. Ken Barnes 22, Bill Pardo 17, Tom Vaughan, a pair of lifetime .300 Brubaker 6 (Valve, Courtnall), 6:20. 6, 3674 23-28 96. Vaughan was a star shortstop "The funny thing~w ^ when I By United Press International 13.50 in two Series appearances, Pittsburgh 21 37 5 47 221 299 Washington 32 31 .506 17 Allonla 22 20 16 28— 86 Kupchak 4-6 0^ 8. Nevitt 0-2 1-2 1. Totals Meggers 16, Dove Pardo 12, Dick hitters who also excelled with the Slaughter, who once wrote a New Jersey 19 37 8 46 213 264 Toronto, Brubaker 7 (lotrate. Valve), pp, New York 20 43 .318 29 58-94 29-35 145. Folrbrolher 10), Gentle Touch Car and .318 hitter during a 14-year called Enos, the phone whs picked and he served up the fastball 9:66. Penalties— Manno, Det, 9:46; Ste Philadelphia 27 30 15 24— 96 glove. Vaughan, who died in 1952 at letter to Casey Stengel (describing Adorns Division Central Division Golden Stote 26 25 32 36— 119 Wash 84 ( Steve Avers 43, Tom Avers 21, career. He spent the first 10 up without even the first ring being that Detroit’s Kirk Gibson po Montreal 33 23 10 76 253 219 fan, Det (served bv Kislo), 1:59; Borrett, Three-ooint goals— Rivers 2, Tonev Oakland's Steve McCatty and Milwaukee 42 19 .689 — Fouled out— None. Total fouls— LA Lakers 30 34 35 46— 145 M arty Keorns 16). the age of 40. and Slaughter, 68, how much he appreciated the Buffalo 31 21 12 74 233 185 Det, 13:14; Volve, Tor, 13:33; Campbell, Detroit 34 27 .557 0 Three-point goals— Short 2. Fouled Standings: National Division — Al seasons (1932-41) with the Pitts finished," said Stack. "When he Rick Langford used to be part of wered into the upper deck of Quebec 33 24 8 74 270 234 Det, 17:05; Daoust, To r, 17:05. Atlanta 20, Philadelphia 17. Rebounds— were both elected on the first ballot opportunity to play for him with Chlcogo 29 32 .475 13 Atlanta 38 (Carr, Hastings, Willis 9), out— None. Total fouls— Golden lied Printing 11-2, Manchester Police burgh Pirates, leading the N L in picked up, he said, ‘is that you, one of baseball’s most cele Tiger Stadium to bury the Boston 28 27 8 64 233 221 Atlanta 25 37 .403 17'/2 State 28. Lakers 32. Rebounds— 11-2, DIRosa Cleaners 9-4, Westown and the pair will be inducted into the New York Yankees, was a Hartford 21 36 7 49 220 277 Third period— 7, Detroit, Sittler 9 Philadelphia 40 (Malone 10). Assists— 1935 with a .385 batting average. No Ed?’ 1 guess he was waiting for the brated. young pitching staffs. Padres in the final game. Cleveland 25 37 .403 17'/3 Atlanta 20 (E. Johnson9),Philadelphia Golden State 22 (M ickey Johnson 6), Pharm acy 8-5, Hose Co. 4-9, Sportsman the Hall of Fame July 28 in major leaguer for 19 years, prim Campbell Conference (Yzerm on, Duguav), 6:52. 8, Detroit, Indiana 19 42 .312 23 •dLokers 49 (Kupchak, McGee 7). Cote 3-10, Manchester Bar Association N L batter has surpassed that call." Four years later, the two “ I do have a lot of pride," Norris Division Foster 12 (Sittler), 19:14. Penalties— 23 (Cheeks9).Technicals— Atlanta (ille Cooperstown, N.Y., along with arily with the St. Louis Cardinals. Western Conference gal defense), Philadelphia (Illegal Assists— Golden State 26 (Wilson 0-13. average since. pitchers are battling for their Gossage said. “ I want to be the W L T PH. GF GA Sittler, Det, 10:47; Anderson, To r, 14:11. Midwnt Division outfielder Lou Brock and reliever He finished with an even .300 Stack said the other top candi Shots on goal— Detroit 22-8-7— 37, defense) 2. A— 11,595. 7 ), L a k e rs 46 (L e s te r 10). American Division — Green Hard major-league lives. best every year. 1 want my team St. Loul' 31 22 11 73 246 231 W L Pet. G B Technicals— None. A— 15,371. ware 11-2, Manchester Cycle 8-5, Hoyt Wilhelm. batting average for his career, Vaughan played the 1942 and dates in the voting were Al Barlick, Chlcogo 32 30 5 69 262 254 Toronto 8-10-14— 32. Denver 41 21 .661 — The A ’s — under then man to be the best. But I have Power-play conversions— Detroit 5- Fogarty Oilers 8-5, Donato's Lounge "Life is complete,” said Slaugh twice led National League out 1943 seasons with Brooklyn and Ray Dandridge, Bobby Doerr, Detroit 21 34 11 53 250 292 Houston 36 26 .561 5 8-5, PaganI Caterers 67, Gentle Touch ager Billy Marlin — won the learned that it’s tougher to Minnesota 20 36 11 51 227 270 2, Toronto 4-2. Dallas 34 28 .548 7 Buliets 127, Blazers 121 ter by telephone from his 150-acre fielders in assists and batted .291 in after a 3-year absence, he finished Babe Herman, Ernie Lombardi, Goalies— Detroit, Stefan. Toronto, Big East standings Car Wash 5-8, Style 5-8, Fllloram o American League West crown maintain your skills when Toronto 17 42 7 41 209 286 San Antonio 32 31 .506 9'/3 PORTLAND 021) Construction 1-12. tobacco farm in Roxboro, N.C. "I 27 World Series games. Slaughter, his career with the Dodgers. From Bill McGowan, Walter O’Malley, Smythe Division Bernhordt, Bester. A— 16,182. Utah 29 33 .466 12 Big East Conference O'all in 1981. McCatty, Langford, you’re my age. I ’m not 22 or 25 Carr 9-152-320. Vandeweohe 11-191-323, W L W L always felt it (absence from the a left-handed batter, hit at least 1944-46, Vaughan remained on his Phil Rizzuto, Bill Veeck, Vic Willis x-Edmonton 44 15 7 95 331 230 Kansai City 21 40 .344 19Vs Bowie 3-50-26, Colter 14-20 4-535. Drexler Midgets Mike Norris and Matt Keough anymore.” Colgory 33 26 7 73 299 257 Referee— Bryan Lewis. Pacific Division 4-14 2-2 10, M. Thompson 7-13 4-5 18. B. St. John's 15 1 25 2 Hall) was a dark sha^w . I never .300 in 10 different seasons. California farm, even though he and Glenjt Wright, Georgetown 14 2 27 2 amassed a 48-32 record that In other spring training Winnipeg 33 27 7 73 292 292 L.A. Lakers 44 18 710 — Thompson 1-55-67, Kersey 1-30-02, Norris Chargers 37 (Mott Lescoe, Mod M Los Angeles 30 25 11 71 288 271 Phoenix 29 33 .466 IS 0-l(M)0. Totals50-9518-26121. Syracuse 9 7 20 7 Daverso, John Poppa, Melllsa Da- season and pitched an amazing developments: Vancouver 19 39 8 46 228 342 Portland 29 34 .460 ISV? WASHINGTON (127) Vlllanova 9 7 18 9 versa ployed well). Lakers 24 (T.J. 56 complete games and 694 At Vero Beach, Fla., pitcher x-cllndied ployoff spot Rangers 6, Canucks 3 Seottle 26 36 .419 18 Bollard 7-17 (W) 14. Robinson 5-13 0 ^ 10. Pittsburgh 0 8 17 10 Rucky 8, Ken Sanders 7, Travis HIbler Wednesday's ResulH L.A. Clippers 22 40 . 355 22 Mohorn 7-13 1-1 15, Malone 14-28 12-12 40. Boston College 7 9 18 9 3). innings between them. Orel Hershiser and-shortstop Detroit 5, Toronto 3 N Y Rangers 2 3 1— 6 Golden State 16 46 .258 28 GusWllllams13-291-227,McMlllen 4-80^8, Connecticut 6 10 13 14 76ers 26 (K u rt Corner 16, Kevin Sox’ starting lineup set for spring Since then, however, the tide Dave Anderson signed 1-year Providence 3 13 11 19 Chicago 5, Minnesota 4 Vancouver 0 1 2— 3 x-clinctied ployoff berth Brodl ev 1 -10-2 2, Dave 1 -51 -43. Sewel 10-32-2 Colletll 6), Mavericks 22 (Chris Gal has turned. contracts with Los Angeles, Montreal 4, Winnipeg 2 First period— 1, NY Rangers, Erixon 6 Wednesday's Results 2, Jones 2-62-26. Totols54-12319-25127. SetonHail 1 15 10 18 lagher, Eric Vogel, Peter Farley, N.Y. Rangers 6, Vancouver 3 (Ftorek, Pe. Sundstrom), 3:M. 2, NY Chlcogo 107, Boston 104 Wednesday's Result Shane WIrta). WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (DPI) - training schedule against the De don't Overhaul a machine that's nesday after missing a day with Keough has been unsuccess becoming the final two players Thursday's Games Rangers, Maloney 10 (Larouche, S. New Jersey 129, Seattle 106 Porifond 28 27 28 21 11 6— 121 Providence 77, Seton Hall 75 (O T) Knicks 26 (Chris Adams and Joson ful since going to the New York on the Dodgers’ major-league (All Times EST) Today's Games Manager John McNamara said troit Tigers Friday. running pretty well.” the flu, but Ed Jurak was ill. Patrick), 15:06. Penoltles— Beck, NYR, Phllodelphlo 96, Atlanta86 Washliuiton 20 33 25 26 11 12— 127 StanIzzI ployed well). Pirates 24 (Maru Yankees. Norris, who did not roster to agree to terms. Hartford ol Boston, 7;35p,m. 8:52. Washington 127, Portland 121 (2ot) Three-point goals— Colter 3. Fouled (At Madison Squore Garden) Ursin 7, Paul KIrbv 7, Marek FalkowskI Wednesday he plans to start last “ They’ve been very succesful That means that, barring any Gutierrez has been fighting a head UConn vs. Georgetown, 1 p.m. N .Y. Islanders at New Jersey, 7:35 Second period— 3, N Y Rangers, Detroit 114, New York 90 out — Robinson. Total fouls— 4, Adam ZIruk played well). year’s regular lineup when the with it the way it was, ” McNamara late problems. Wade Boggs will cold but has not missed any time. play last year because of an Hershiser, 26, was 11-8 for the p .m . Ruotsalalnen 23 (Greschner), pp, 7:32.4, Utah 94, Houston 90 Portland 21, Woshlngton 20. Syracuse vs. Boston College, 3 p.m. Bucks 23 (Jett Lazzarls, Steve injury, is currently in a drug Dodgers last season with a 2.66 Washington at Philadelphia,, 7:35 St. John's vs. Providence, 7 p.m. Joyner, Brian Sardo played well), Boston Red Sox open their spring said. " I ’ve said this before, but you lead off the batting order, followed Nipper threw for 15 minutes NY Rangers, MePhee 10 (Sondstrom, San Antonio 106, Indiana 102 Rebounds— Portlond 51 (Carr 11). rehabilitation clinic that has ER A, the third-best in the p.m. Ftorek) 11:41. 5, NY Rangers, Cleveland 114, L.A. Clippers 112 W oshin^on M (Bollard 16). Assists— Vlllanova vs. Pittsburgh, 9 p.m. Celtics 22 (Mike Marsh 8, Pat Kelley 6, JL. by Dwight Evans, Jim Rice, Tony Tuesday and said he was optimis A Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. Pavellch 9 (Osborne), 12:31. 6, Van L.A. Lakers 145, Golden State 119 Portland 77 (Colter 9). Washington 34 Dan Warren 4). Armas, Mike Easier, Bill Buckner, tic about beating the two-month delayed his return to the A ’s. National League. His four shu N.Y. Rangers at Calgary, 9:35p.m. couver, Halword, 7 (Pa. Sundstrom, Thursday's Gom es (Gus Williams 13). A— 5,228. Langford missed last season touts tied him for the league Friday's Games TantI), 18:25. Penalties — (All Times EST) Big East result Volleyball results Rich Gedman, Marty Barrett and schedule for his recovery. Chicago at Buffalo, night with an injury. McCatty, mean lead, and he was third in the Greschner, N YR , 4:52; McNab. Utah at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. In ployoff action. Redwood Farms Jackie Gutierrez. "I feel good,” the young righ Quebec at Winnipeg, night Van, 7:08; J. Potrick, N Y R ,7:44; Petit, Denver at Kansas City, 8 p.m. Providence 77. Seton Hall 75 (OT) Sports In Brief while, has had a less than voting for the N L Rookie of the Philadelphia of Washington, night Plstons114.Knicks90 def. Buffalo Water Tavern 15-6, ISU McNamara said spring training thander said. “ This is the best day V on.13:58. San Antonio at Phoenix, 9:30p.m. ond Watkins downed Insurers 14-16, sparkling 14-23 mark over the Year. Third period — 7, Vancouver. Petit 3, Fridoy's Gomes has been proceeding well. I've had since I ’ve been out of the Los Angeles at Vancouver, night NEW YORK (90) SETON HALL (75) isla n d 15-9 In American Division play. Pearson honored by KofC last two years. At West Palm Beach, Fla., 4:41; 6. Vancouver, TantI 30 (Pa. Dallas at Boston, night King 11-29 6-7 26, Wilkins 9-15 (H) 16. McCloud 13-22 6-11 32, Salley 5^4-4 14. In Notional Division action, Six "We've been injury free for the hospital. I only had one bad day Sundstrom, Lldster), pp 7:15. 9, New Portland ot New Jersey, night Bannister 3-4 1-4 7, Carter 5-10 1-3 11. This season, both Langford Montreal Expo reliever Gary York. S. Patrick, 19:00. Penalties— Bryant 2-137-26. Eaves 0-2 4-44, Ma|or5-10 Packers def. Economy Electric 15-13, Doug Pearson, retiring Manchester High boys basketball most part, except for the (Al) and that was the day I got out." Seattle at Philadelphia, night Walker 0-2 0-0 0, Covenati 1-3 0 ^ 2. 0-010,Jones0-10'00,Burton2-31-25.Sina1-3 15-10 and North Enders def. Main Pub and McCatty .stand a chance of AHL standings Smvl, Van, major (fighting), 2:54; J. L.A. Clippers at Chicago, night Nipper thing (gastric ulcer),” he “ They said six to 12 weeks, but I Lucas has been sidelined indefi Grunfeld 3-7 0-0 6, Sparrow 4-12 0-0 8. 2-24.TotaIs28-6019-2575. 15-6, 10-15 and 15-10. And in W omen's coach, will be the honored guest at the 32nd annual Irish Sports not making the team. nitely with muscle strains in his Patrick, NYR. malor (fighting), 2:54;^ Kansas City at Milwaukee, night Tucker 5-9 0-0 10. Totals 41-91 8-14 90. PROVIDENCE (77) said. “ The weather's been condu think I can be back by the start of Ledvord. N Y R ,5:26. Division play, BWT def. Woodland Night to be held Monday night, March 18, at the Knights of Northern Division Indiana at Houston, night D E T R O IT (114) Lomax 9-17 6-10 24, Waller 4-8 2-2 10, Gardens 15-8,9-15 ond 15-13 and Scissor cive to hard work and they’ve the season (April 8). My goal is to "No one has a lock here lower back. The left-hander was W L T Pts. GF GA Tyle r 4-13 4-5 12. Benson 5-13 2-2 12. Knight 6-92-314, Brown 1-61-23, Starks 3-6 Works trim m ed Clark Pain 15-13,15-9. Columbus Home. except (reliever) Jay Howell,” pitching in intrasquad action Maine 33 27 8 74 260 226 Shots of goal— N Y Rangers 9-11-4— 24. Lolmbeer 8-17 4-4 20. Long 5-9 0 ^ 10. worked hard." th ro w ^iif a game) by spring Vancouver 16-12-13— 41. 2-2 6. PalazzI 3-5 OO 6, Lewis 6-10 0-0 12, Playoff action resumes Tuesday. A corned beef and cabbage dinner will be served at 7 p.m. McCatty said. "If they’re count Adirondack X 28 8 68 245 274 CB A standings Thomos 6-11 0
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