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Merchandise court” and Democratic senators Judicial Department spokes­ 1 2 2 J dffic e s p a c e | 2 £ J fdr r e n t |35| OFFICE SPACE mulling increased "sin” taxes man Larry Moore said the and a tax on advertising to pay for department will not comment on MANCHESTER. Two 1725 DIVIDABLE souore EAST HARTFORD. New bedroom flat, first feet. Located In down­ office space In restored drug prevention programs. the plan for a separate drug court floor, near busline. town Manchester pro­ house, Burnside Ave. I FURNITURE Gov. William A. O’Neill report­ until a more specific proposal has New carpeting, great fessional building. 3800 souore feet with edly is expected to propose been offered. location, walking dis­ Priced below market basement. Con be di­ FOR Sale. Two Colonial The GOP plan also calls for a vided. Terms negotia­ sofa ond chair. 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Barton, an attor­ to air, water and other natural Manchester Herald ney for Homart. said she had resources and requests a per­ received notice of the coalition's manent injunction blocking the across U.S. A local environmental group plans Friday afternoon and was construction of infrastructure which has already filed suit reviewing the matter with her improvements By Roger Petterson against the developers of the $70 client but would not comment The coalition is waiting for a The Associated Press million mall in Buckland now is further on the matter. response from the defendants, seeking to intervene in a lawsuit Meanwhile, a March 29 suit Pagano said. Bitingly cold arctic air and freezing drizzle iced filed by the developers against filed by the coalition against the “ As soon as we’re able, we’ll highways Friday from the Northwest to New the state Department of Environ­ towns of Manchester and South move in for an injunction,’ ’ he England and south to Texas, closing scores of Atlantic mental Protection. Windsor, the Eighth Utilities O cean said. schools and one state government and prompting The Manchester Environmen­ District and the mall developers jpitt»bwgh|24 In a press release. Pagano said increased aid for the homeless. tal Coalition has filed a motion in is still pending in Hartford “ evidence is being gathered and The urge to play in new-fallen snow resulted in Hartford Superior Court request­ Superior Court. expert testimony will be pres­ four sledding deaths in Washington. Eleven other 1969 Actu WoaltiMi, loc ing that it be made a party The suit says the project will ented in order to assure protec­ deaths also were blamed on the weather, including defendant in the lawsuit filed by cause “ unreasonable poliution” tion of these natural resources.” three of hypothermia. the developers, an attorney re­ Temperatures early Friday were below zero all presenting the group said Friday. the way south to the middle Mississippi Valley, with Connecticut Weather In the developers’ suit, filed Jan. readings of 20 below zero to 38 below zero over the 27. the court is asked to throw out Pagano’s experience Dakotas, Wyoming, much of Montana, Minnesota or modify a DEP order requiring Manchester and vicinity: Today, partly sunny and northwestern Nebraska, the National Weather erosion control measures at the and cold High 20 to 25. Wind north 10 to 15 mph. Service said. Austin, Texas, fell from a high site. Tonight, becoming cloudy. Low around 10. Sunday, made him right choice The coalition, headed by Man­ Thursday of 69 to a low Friday of 28, and a freeze cloudy with a 50 percent chance of snow. High in the warning was posted for the lower Rio Grande chester pharmacist Michael mid 20s. By Nancy Concelman and the J.C. Penney Catalog Valley. Dworkin. has also filed an appli­ Central interior. Southwest interior: Today, Manchester Herald Distribution Center, charging cation to allow it to intervene in Record lows were scattered from Oregon to Iowa, partly sunny and cold. High in the mid 20s. Wind that traffic from the development the proceedings because of the including 35 below zero at Great Falls, Mont. Mason north 10 to 15 mph. Tonight, becoming cloudy. Manchester attorney Anthony would cause unreasonable City, Iowa, had a low of 20 below zero, but wind group’s concern over the environ­ Pagano says he was asked to take pollution. Chance of snow late at night Low around 10. Chance mental impact of the project. gusting to 31 mph produced a wind chill factor of 78 of snow 30 percent. Sunday, cloudy with a 50 percent over lawsuits planned by the The coalition was defeated in Manchester attorney Anthony below zero. Minong, Wis., hit 32 below zero. chance of snow. High in the mid 20s. Manchester Environmental Coa­ Hartford Superior Court, but, in At noon, the temperature was only 27 degrees Pagano said at a Friday press lition because of his 14 years of May 1981. the state Supreme West coastal, East coastal: Today, partly sunny conference in his office at 344 AP photo below zero at Bozeman and Butte, Mont. The and cold. High near 30. Wind north 10 to 15 mph. experience in environmental law Court ordered a rehearing of the weather service’s official low for the Lower 48 states Center St. Dworkin and his wife. and his success in a previous suit. case. Pagano said he settled out WINTER IS BACK — Pedestrians in Today night, becoming cloudy. Chance of snow Ellen, were also at the ing spring-like weather earlier in the was 52 degrees below zero at Wisdom, Mont. toward morning. Low in the teens. Chance of snow Pagano. whose right to practice of court with the defendants, who Chicago had to contend with snow and week. But ahead of the cold air, 14 cities in the Southeast conference. law was temporarily suspended agreed to try to reduce traffic by faliing temperatures Friday after enjoy- 30 percent. Sunday, cloudy with a 50 percent chance Pagano said a decision on the and East reported record highs, ranging from 61 at of snow. High near 30. in connection with a fatal motor using ride-sharing services. coalition’s requests could be Beckley, W.Va., to 84 at Jacksonville, Fla. vehicle accident in 1984, was Pagano is the formerchairman The cold reached all the way to New Orleans on made by next week. allowed to resume practice again of the Connecticut Bar Associa­ The DEP in a Jan. 12 order said Friday, less than five days before Mardi Gras. in 1987 under a decision by the tion’s Environmental Committee “ Snow, sleet, ice, or 80 mile an hour winds. Those Lottery erosion control devices were state Supreme Court. and has 14 years of experience in DIRosa says he has votes are the only things that would stop a parade,” said improperly installed and main­ He will represent the coalition environmental law . tained and ordered the develop­ Assistant Police Chief Ray Holman. in a lawsuit against the develop­ “ He (Pagano) was the expert Connecticut daily Friday: 135. Play Four: 2852 ers to correct problems or face In Montana, the first state struck by the frigid air Connecticut “ Lotto” Friday: 2, 3, 7, 14, 32, 37. ers of the $70 million in Buckland. on the air,’ ’ Dworkin said. that had previously stunned Alaska and slid over fines of up to $1,000 a day. Manchester Attorney Bruce S. “ That’s why we went to him.” to fund Main Street project Attorneys for the Chicago-based Canada, moderation of temperatures isn’t expected Beck, who had represented the Pagano said he was reluctant at Homart Development Co, the By Alex GIrelll until Monday or Tuesday, and then it could warm coalition, will stay involved in the first to get involved in the mall being funded by state and federal Geoffrey Naab, the other Re­ primary developer, have said the and Maureen Leayitt monies. The $1.8 million repres­ only to about zero, said weather service spokesman Index case and handle any other suits controversy but recent problems publican director, was unavaila­ Robert Doherty. developers are complying and Manchester Herald from the coalition against the at the site, including the erosion ents the town’s commitment. ble for comment Friday night. call the suit an administrative The mass of cold air remained over the eastern project, according to coalition trouble, convinced him. Pa­ The board is meeting Tuesday George Marlow, owner of Mar­ R iix ln n n * 33-34 O p in io n appeal filed to preserve their The Board of Directors will at 7:30 p.m. in the hearing room of two-thirds of Alaska, but temperatures continued to n iaxxIflA H leader Michael Dworkin. gano said his services in this case low’s Department Store at 867 36-41 PnnplA QO right to appeal. probably approve funding for the Lincoln Center. moderate. Northway was the coldest at 50 below, n o m ir a ^Anlnr nitl^an QO Pagano defended the coalition aren’t free to the coalition, unlike Main St., and a member of a Fairbanks warmed up to minus 8 and Anchorage 23-25 In its motion to be made a Main Street reconstruction pro­ Republican Director Ronald F o r ii* 1 7 .lp S p o rt !• ^ 1 .^ 0 when it filed suit in 1977 over the J.C. Penney suit. But.hesaid. group of businessmen who oppose defendant, the coalition said the ject Tuesday despite the reserva­ Osella said Friday night he is reached 10 above. A low pressure system moving in LocnI/.Rintn o.a SciAnoA/HAAlth approval of the Buckland Indus­ “it’s not anywhere near my the current reconstruction plans, from the west warmed the western third of Alaska: nhitiiarlna suit challenges a valid order. tions of two Republican directors leaning toward voting against the 6 u s /W n rirt 9-11 trial Park off Tolland Turnpike normal billing rate.” said Friday opponents will be at and opposition from some funding because he is not sure the above the Arctic Circle, Barrow reached 16 above the hearing. and it was 20 above at Prudhoe Bay. merchants. proposal is in the best interest of Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said the town. The group, A Downtown Associ­ Montana’s state government reopened Friday Friday he thinks there are at least He said funding will come from ation to Preserve the Through- after shutting down the day before because of the iiaitrbpfitFr Hpralb Order to go closes McDonald’s cold and wind, but Wyoming Gov. Mike Sullivan five directors who will be in favor the town’s general fund and it will fare, has opposed the inclusion in By Maureen Leayitt of makingthe$1.824,358appropri- deplete the fund’s surplus. the plan of an access road through closed his government because of the cold and more USPS 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 107 Manchester Herald the police and then evacuated the building. She said ation to go forward with the “ I ’m really not sure it’s in the parking lots east of downtown than a foot of snow. Arkansas Gov. Bill Clinton gave there were about 20 customers dining in the project. There are nine directors town’s best interest to put all our Main Street because members state workers more time to get to work because of icy roads. Penny M. Siettert. Publisher Thirty people were evacuated from the McDo­ restaurant and about 10 workers in the kitchen area on the full board and six are eggs into one basket,” Osella say the road will eliminate too George T CheppeM Dennis M Santoro nald’s Restaurant at 70 W. Center St. Friday night when the accident occurred. Democrats. said. many parking spaces. ADAPT "W e’ve been advised by the city (Cheyenne) and Editor Advertising Director after a car driven by a hungry hit-and-run driver Town of Manchester Deputy Fire Chief James R. DiRosa said he will call for a He said he may call for a has also opposed part of the plan the county that snow is accumulating and they’re Douglas A Bevins Sheldon Cohen severed a natural gas line, officials said. McKay said gas service to the restaurant was vote after a public hearing on the referendum vote on the funding that would call for pedestrian just not able to keep up with it.” Dennis Curran, Executive Editor Composing Manager Sullivan’s press secretary, said Friday. Workers at the restaurant said a customer in a completely cut off. He said it did not appear that appropriation. Opponents of the ‘T m going to take a look and walk areas that would extend out Jeanne G. Eromerth Robert H Hubbard there was damage to the gas main to the street. An estimated 200 travelers had been stranded Business Manager Pressroom Manager blue car ordered food at the drive-through window reconstruction project are ex­ start adding up the pros and cons into the street at intersections. around 8 p.m. As he drove to another window to pick He said the Connecticut Natural Gas Company pected to appear at the meeting. this weekend, but at this point I ’m since Wednesday at Dubois, Idaho, and roads out of Denise A. Roberta Frank J McSweegan up his food, his car struck the gas manifold, they shut off the gas shortly after it was notified and the The directors usually do not get tending to vote no,” Osella said. Some of the objectors, along the area remained closed by snow Friday, among a Personnel Manager Circulation Director number of highways closed in the state. said. hazard of explosion was eliminated. to vote on the matters that have Another Republican director, with town officials, met last week with officials of the state DOT to Published dally except Sunday and certain holidays by the There were no apparent injuries. The restaurant been subject to public hearings Theunis Werkhoven, said he is McDonald’s employees were left standing in the discuss the possibility of making Manchester Publishing Co.. 16 Bralnard Place. Manchuter. had to close for the night and it was uncertain when bitter cold until a representative from the gas until their second meeting of the concerned the reconstruction Conn. 06040 Second class postage paid at Manchester. Conn. it would open today. month. But DiRosa said he will project would take funding away changes in the plan. After the No deep freeze yet 1 Postmaster Send address changes to the Manchester Herald. company determined it was safe to enter the meeting, DiRosa said the town P.O Box SB1. MarKheater. Conn 06040. “ I saw him hit the building, back up, and hit it bunding. By 8:35 p.m., employees returned to the ask for suspension of the rules in from plans to reconstruct the It you don't receive your Herald by 5 p.m weekdays or 7:30 again,” said Stephanie Ogrodnik, 18, of 11 Bates order to vote on the Main Street Municipal Building. would proceed under the current HARTFORD (AP) — Despite a chilling rain and building to clean, but the restaurant was closed for plans. a m Saturdays, please telephone your carrier. If you're unable Road, an employee in the drive-through portion of the night. question before the meeting ad­ “ There is a real need to do some snow flurries on Friday, meteoroligists say the state to reach your carrier, call subscriber service at 647-0046 by 6 has yet to feel the full affects of the arctic air mass p m weekdays for delivery In Manchester. the building. The gas company representative said he didn’t journs for the night. work on that (town hall) before The appropriations under con­ Suggested carrier rates are $1.80 weekly. $7.70 for one Ogrodnik said she ran outside to see the accident. He said the town has made so we begin any heavy construc­ that has put the northwestern and central United now If the store s main would be fixed during the sideration at Tuesday’s public States into a deep freeze. month. $23.10 for three months. $46.20 for six months and “ I saw a car, it was swerving really bad and then it night. many commitments to the state tion,” Werkhoven said. $02 40 tor one year. hearing will be $580,000 to be drove off,” she said. Department of Transportation on Although he wouldn’t say which “ We didn’t get as much precipitation as we The Manchester Herald Is a member of the Associated Press, 1 ii'n^K^ losing a lot of business tonight, boy,” said financed from water system thought (we would) because the high pressure the Audit Bureau of Circulations, the New England Press Police were still searching for the driver late the project that it should resolve way he would vote Tuesday, improvement notes. $1,240,000 Association and the New England Newspaper Association. 'tut I ^ ^ *’^3nager trainee at the restaurant. system moved the precipitation off the shore.” said Friday night. e 0 said she was not sure if the restaurant would be the matter quickly. Much of the Werkhoven said he w'ould ask from the general fund and $4,358 Restaurant manager Dawn Melo said she called cost of the $15 million project is many questions. Bnan Kryzanski of the Weather Center at Western open for business today. from the sewer fund. Connecticut State University. LOCAL & STATE Andover’s GOP pick Fire units improve Caucus flap confident of victory emergency network Bv Maureen Leavitt The Town of Manchester frequency radio in a district and Andrew J. Davis “Even if Willard has the Republican Fire Department and the support. Duchesneau will probably take command vehicle will also Manchester Herald Eighth Utilities District Fire the unaffiliated vote and some Demo­ help coordinate efforts when compromise Department have completed both departments are at the crats.” Anson said. ANDOVER — Judith Willard, who was arrangements to improve same fire scene Of the 1.469 registered voters, there are emergency communications nominated in the Republican Caucus to run 447 Republicans. 524 Democrats, and 498 Thomas O’Marra. spokes- for first selectman, said she is confident District Fire Chief John Mace nian for the district fire unnaffiliated voters, according to Town says. unsuccessful despite a challenge from a third party department, said the two de­ Clerk Marie Burbank. candidate. Mace said in a news release After losing to to Willard at the caucus. partments can communicate By Alex Girelli Republican First Selectman Earleen B. issued Friday that he and town with each other now by radio Duchesneau said she would not seek the Fire Chief John Rivosa have Manchester Herald Duchesneau announced this week she first selectmen’s seat. But Duchesneau. during a fire but the system is would seek to be re-elected to the post on authorized installation of two complicated. For instance, it who had been first selectman since 1987. radios in each department that A dispute over the legality of caucuses of the “ Andover Fair Government” ticket. said she decided to run again after requires a district unit on the Her third-party candidacy was supported will be on the same frequency scene to radio district head­ Democratic town directors will go before a state receiving many telephone calls in support as the other department. by the Republican Town Committee of her candidacy. quarters. District headquar­ hearing officer Monday after an attempt to resolve Mace said the town will have the issue failed. Wednesday night by a vote of 13 to 5. ters then must radio town “ I wrestled with the idea of running with a mobil unit and a base radio But Willard said. " I was endorsed by the a third party for a long time. I ’m a staunch headquarters, which then ra­ Dean Avery, a member of the state Freedom of Republican Caucus by a 3-1 vote, which is on the district’s frequency and dios the town unit on the scene. Republican. (But) with all the response I the district will have two Information Commission, will hear testimony and the voting mechanism for the party. She was hearing . 1 thought I ’d be letting them With the change, each head­ later file a report before the full commission. (Duchesneau) was endorsed by some town radios on the town’s down if I didn’t try.” frequency. quarters will be able to com­ Republican Director Ronald Osella filed a com­ committee members.” Duchesneau said her decision to run will Mace said the installation municate directly with all plaint with the FOI last December. Osella The Andover Fair Government ticket not split the Republican Party. She said will facilitate the work of both units of the other department, questioned whether the Democratic caucuses also includes Stephen 0. Fish, who will run people that voted against her at the caucus eliminating steps. fo r Board of Selectmen, and Susan departments in responses to violated the state's open meeting laws because have now come up to her and voiced their hazardous materials problems Cisowski. who is running for town clerk. support. The system will be imple- non-directors, including Democratic Town Chair­ and to medical emergencies. Willard, who won the nomination in the Julie A. Haverl. the Democratic candi­ nierited July l, the beginning of man Theodore R. Cummings, often were present. He said having a town the new fiscal year. Jan. 11 caucus by a vote of 79 to 25. said date for first selectman, said she hoped the The six Democratic directors are a quorum of the Duchesneau is running on a splinter ticket. rift in the Republican Party would help board. Mitchell Pearlman. the executive director of Willard said she and her running mate, her. the Freedom of Information Commission, has said incumbent Selectman Peter Mannegia. “ It’s kind of a surprise.” she said. the private caucuses probably should have been have a very good chance of winning the “ Hopefully, it will help my chances by open to the public if others were present. election, even though she said Duches- splitting the Republicans in town. They neau’s move will split the Republican (the Republicans) really endorsed two Party. The hearing is set for 3; 30 p.m. at the offices of the candidates. That’s bizarre.” FOI Commission at 97 Elm St. in Hartford. Willard said support from Democratic and unaffiliated voters also will boost her .. said Duchesneau has been a The unsuccessful suggestion for a settlement chances of winning the seat for first “ divisive influence.” She said there is a lot from Democratic Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr . would selectman. of turmoil between town employees and the selectmen. have provided that Cummings, but not other But Ylo Anson. Republican town com­ non-members of the board, could attend the mittee chairman, said the Republican Haverl said she did not understand why caucuses. Town Committee felt Duchesneau. as an Duchesneau sought the backing of the Republican Town Committee. She said she In his complaint, filed Dec. 19. Osella said incumbent, was a better candidate. He Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald thought the only reason would be to get attendance of the party chairmen at caucuses has said Willard won the caucus nomination TOOTHY GRINS — Gavin Sheehan, left, Robert Fish, a Manchester dentist, gave with the support of a small group of voters. financial support from the committee been a traditional practice and was not at issue in and Tim Shanahan, sixth-graders at Manchester. But he said the presence of others is at a talk to the students in honor of Dental Anson also said that Duchesneau will Anson denied that, saying no financial issue. Buckley School, look over parts of a Health Month. receive a number of votes from Democrats support would be given to Duchesneau model tooth at the school Friday. Dr. and unaffiliated voters. from the committee. Osella said Friday he now feels that the presence of Cummings at the caucuses is an issue and he wants to have it resolved by the FOI Commission. Osella said he had come to the conclusion that Lawsuit looms over Route 6 Massage parlor case party chairmen do not have to be at caucuses because they have a number of ways of Bv Andrew J. Davis for approvals. communicating about party matters with elected Manchester Herald ‘T h e tim e has com e The corps must decide whether subject of conference officials. John Garside. the Republican town to allow the state Department of chairman, has attended private caucuses of the The Windham Board of Select­ men still plans to sue the Army (that) the army (Corps Transportation to fill in 77 acres By Nancy Concelman Republican directors. Manchester Herald against O’Bright without prejudice after Corps of Engineers if a decision of Engineers) did its of wetlands along Route 6. though O’Bright’s attorney. Hubert Santos of DiRosa said. “ Obviously. Osella does not know on a wetlands permit for the DOT plans to create 60 acres of Hartford, challenged the arrest warrant. jo b ” wetlands. what he wants” Route 6 Expressway is not made A Manchester man charged in 1985 with The dismissal without prejudice meant by Feb. 28. said First Selectman Norman French The corps is in charge of the second-degree promotion of prostitution at Osella and Town Attorney John Cooney said they O’Bright could be arrested and charged Norman French. project, but the federal Environ­ a massage parlor is scheduled to appear in again. had discussed DiRosa's suggestion, but Osella said Windham selectman The project would involve mental Protection Agency can Manchester Superior Court Tuesday for a Police said in the second arrest warrant he did not regard it as a settlement. veto a permit. construction of an 11.8-mile ex­ pre-trial conference, court officials said that O’Bright was a partner with Stratton Friday. Osella said he wanted the Democrats to stipulate pressway from Bolton Notch to reject a wetlands permit applica­ EPA has recently approved a in J.P. Associates, which operated the that two caucuses complained of took place, that Windham. tion. said French. new policy which states it will Paul J. O’Bright, of 307 Grissom Road, massage parlor. O’Bright has denied any former owner of the now-closed Little those other than directors were present, and that “ If they (corps) don't act by "The time has come (that) the seek a national goal of “ no net role in J.P. Associates, claiming he merely House of Foxes massage parlor, was town business was discussed. Feb. 28. we will very seriously army did its job.” he said. loss” of wetlands. owned the building and was not aware of released on $2.500 non-surety bond after his consider (it)” French said ear­ French said he has not yet Department of Transportation what was going on there. One of the caucuses cited in the complaint was one second arrest on the charge in November lier this week. “ If we do not have asked neighboring towns to join in officials have said they were A judge later dismissed the second attended by Kevin O’Brien, and Stephen Penny, 1985. D an opinion by the Army Corps of the lawsuit, though he will before unsure how that policy will affect charge with prejudice, but the state ► J attorneys who represent the town in dealings with Engineers, we will more than it is filed. Bolton and Andover the Route 6 project. William A Superior Court judge had dismissed prosecutor’s office successfully appealed < likely (file a lawsuit).’’ both sets of charges against O’Bright in CC the developers of the $70 million mall in Buckland officials have said thev prohablv Lazarek. DOT deputy commis­ that decision to the Appellate Court. The selectmen decided to sue at sioner. has said he feared it will 1985. but the state Appellate Court last year U Osella said he also wanted the Democrats to seek would not consider a lawsuit O’Bright in 1986 filed a suit against the X a meeting Dec. 6. Corps officials make building the project more ruled that the second charge should be an advisory opinion from the Freedom of against the corps. town in U.S. District Court for the second X have said a wetlands permit will difficult. reinstated. 1 The project is third on the list of arrest, which he claimed was a violation of U Information Commission on whether the presence O’Bright was arrested in June 1985 on H not be issued until the spring. priorities, corps officials have The Route 6 project has at­ his civil rights. tfl of Cummings and others at the Democratic charges of promoting prostitution and The town has been waiting .said. The Central Connecticut tracted fierce opposition from U.S. District Court Judge Peter Dorsey U gatherings made them meetings. again in November on the same charge. X since March, when the corps held Expressway, which will connect some residents in the towns it will on Jan. 27 dismis.sed O’Bright’s suit u public hearings on the wetlands cross through. Some residents O’Bright co-owned the building at 288 Main Osella and Kweku Hanson, the lawyer assigned by Route 9 to Interstate 91 |n against the town. Police Chief Robert D. z application, for a decision. have said that the state should St. that housed the massage parlor with < the FOI Commission as ombudsman in the case Cromwell and to Interstate 84 in Lannan and Detective Russell Wood French said. widen the existing road rather Gerrold Stratton, convicted in 1985 of three Open Daily ’til 10 PM S U D E D C T n D B s said that Hanson felt the FOI Commission would not Farmington, and the Interstate Dorsey granted a request filed on behalf of The lawsuit would reveal that than build a new highway. counts of permitting prostitution. Weekends ’til 12 agree to accept a settlement conditioned on the FOI 91-291 project, which will connect the town seeking a summary judgment. the corps is “ falling asleep’ Environmentalists also have said A Manchester Superior Court judge in Commission issuing an advisory opinion. * 1 • X. ---: ‘ 1-91 in Windsor fTiiiUiiur anaand I-R4 in Assistant Town Attorney Thomas P. Celia 171 Spencer St., Mancheiter □ 6 4 6 * 5 5 4 6 taking so much time to issue or Manchester, are the first two due the highway plans will destroy October 1985 dismissed the first charge said Friday. nature. Local & State Foster parent visitation ruiing Police Roundup Gunfire kills 2 men ‘in the best interest of chiid’ Brothers face charges BRIDGEPORT (A P) — Two young men were killed after being sprayed with bullets from a WATERBURY (AP) - A 55- that Mrs. Soden could not visit the courts in other states.” TV’o brothers were each charged with third- semi-automatic weapon, and witnesses were being year-old housekeeper says she child,” Ginzberg said. Moriarty defended the DCYS degree assault after allegedly attacking an questioned as police searched Friday for a gunman. pursued her fight for visitation State DCYS spokesman Tho­ policy. employee of the Hungry Tiger Cafe & Restaurant, Reginald Hilliard, 21, and Chantall Gray, 17, both rights with her former foster mas Moriarty said department “ Foster care has been designed police said. of Bridgeport, were shot at about 11 p.m. Thursday child all the way to the state officials hadn’t yet reviewed the to be temporary care,” he said. Scott J. Dougan. 26, of 249 School St . and David C. as they stood in a driveway on Ellsworth Street, said Appellate Court for one reason — decision, so he couldn’t comment “ Once the family gets back Dougan, 23, of 76 Adelaide Road, were each charged love. on its impact on the 1,000 foster together, the hope is they would £tUIHiXS4i% .m . WWWWWiAW police Detective John Uliano. with third-degree assault in connection with an Hilliard died on the spot, while Gray attempted to “ I said I would never give up parents and hundreds of former be able to get on their lives incident late Wednesday night at the restaurant, make his way home before collapsing two blocks until I went the whole road,” foster parents in the state. without state intervention. It would seem to me that a foster police said. away on the porch of a home on Hope Street, Uliano Margaret Soden of Waterbury Assistant Attorney General Di­ Both were held on $250 non-surety bond and are said. His body wasn’t found until about 7 a.m. said. ane White, who represented parent would be seen by a scheduled to appear in Manchester Superior Court Friday, police said. The state’s second highest DYCS, called the ramifications of biological family as part of the state.” on Wednesday. Both men lived in the city’s P.T. Barnum public court, acting on a lawsuit filed by Monday’s ruling “ mind- housing complex. Soden, earlier this week over­ boggling” given the hundreds of Uliano said police were questioning several turned a longstanding policy former foster parents who may MAXIMIZING Calendars witness as they searched for the gunman. He said barring foster parents from visit­ now petition for visitation rights. police didn’t have a motive in the case. ing children once the children The department has 20 days to The murders were the seventh and eighth this have left their care. appeal. No decision has yet been YOUR *• year in Bridgeport. “ It’s in the best interest of the reached on that, although White Manchester child. The child knows me, she said she was personally leaning m DECISIONS Monday can talk to me,” Soden said in a toward filing an appeal. Parking Authority. Lincoln Center gold room, 8 Explosives left by ‘finder’ telephone interview Friday from Mrs. Soden, a divorced mother L by am . her attorney’s office in Seymour. of two grown girls, said she was VI Kava, MST,CPA Planning and Zoning Commission, Lincoln Center WINDHAM (AP) — The man who reported Mrs. Soden, supervisor of the depressed by the loss of Jennifer hearing room, 7 p.m. discovering a box filled with 16 explosive charges in housekeeping staff at Post Col­ and became more so when she Tuesday 2 L Windham Town Hall has admitted that he was the lege in Waterbury, waged a learned that foster parents had no Board of Directors comment session. Municipal Patrick Flynn/Manchesler Herald person who put the box there, police said Friday. two-year court battle for the legal right under DCYS policy to Building. 9 to 10 a m. Raymond Durand. 34. of Windham signed a right to seek permission to visit petition for visitation. UNDERSTANDING Board of Directors, Lincoln Center hearing room, FLAG DESIGNER — Jessica Marrin, a hoping to find a company that will use statement admitting responsibility in the Jan. 25, the girl she raised for more than The civil lawsuit she filed in the RUNG STATUS 7 p.m. third-grader at Waddell School, holds her design to make a larger flag for the incident, said Police Chief Milton J. King. three years. spring of 1987 was rejected in the An Important factor In determining Wednesday her flag, judged the best in a school­ cafeteria. He said Durand hasn’t been charged with any She last saw the girl in Superior and juvenile courts in Cheney Hall Foundation, Probate Court, 5 p.m. Waterbury on grounds that she how much tax you will pay depends wide contest. School officials are crimes. Windham police, state police and federal February 1987, two months after greatly on your filing status. Republican Town Committee. Lincoln Center officials are continuing to investigate, and they are state social workers moved the had no legal standing to seek The tax law allows taxpayers only hearing room, 7 p.m. “ zeroing in on” determining where Durand got the child back with her mother. visitiation rights. five filing statuses: Housing Subcommittee. Lincoln Center gold explosive charges. King said. “ It’s been a very hard time for Her appeal was based on a Single room. 7 p.m. Obituaries "Town Hall was evacuated and traffic on Main me since I last saw Jennifer,” she Connecticut law that says the Married filing jointly Thursday Street disrupted after Durand reported finding the said. “ But it’s all worth it if I can court may grant visitation rights Married filing separately Board of Education, 45 N. School St.. 7:30 p.m. green, military-style metal box containing the see her, hold her a nd tell her I love to any person. Before the success­ Head of Household Conservation Commission, Lincoln Center gold Marie H. Flynn ing the Purple Heart and the a.m. from the Paul Buonfiglio supplemental TN T charges for artillery shells near her and let her know I just didn’t ful challenge, DCYS interpreted Qualifying Widow(er) room. 7:30 p.m. Prisoner of War Medal. Funeral Home, 128 Revere St., a back door. give her away.” the law to mean only blood Your filing status Is important be­ Andover Marie H. Flynn, 78. formally of Besides his wife, he is survived Revere, followed by a Mass of Durand was on his way to meet Hugh MacKinnon, With the legal recognition relations. cause It determines; Garden Drive, died Friday (Feb. by a son, William J. Crossen Jr. of Christian burial at 10 a.m. in St. the town’s veterans’ adviser, when he reported awarded her by Monday’s ruling, “ There’s not too much law - which tax rate or tax tables will be Tuesday 3. 1989) at a local convalescent Framingham, Mass.; two daugh­ Anthony’s Church, Revere. Bur­ finding the charges. King said. Mrs. Soden can now file a petition across the country on this. In used to compute the amount of tax. Board of Education. Andover Elementary School, home. She was the wife of the late ters, Deborah Ollerhead of Lyn- ial will be in Bourne National The chief said Durand was admitted later that day in juvenile court, seeking sche­ most states, foster parents have - the amount of the standard deduc­ 7; 30 p.m. John C. Flynn Sr. nfield. Mass., and Patricia Cemetery, Bourne, Mass. Calling to a veterans’ hospital and has since been released. duled visits with Jennifer, now 6 no standing,” Ginzberg said. tion allowed so as to decrease your Thursday She was born in Hartford on Crossen of Revere; two brothers, hours are Saturday and Sunday King didn’t have any information on Durand’s and living in the Waterbury area. “ It’s precedent setting in Connec­ adjusted gross Income. Board of Tax Review, Town Office Building, 7 Dec. 12. 1910 and had lived in Raymond Crossen of Ohio and from 7 to 9 p.m. military status. Her petition might still be ticut and may be influential to Standard p.m. Manchester since 1950. Prior to Thomas Crossen of Connecticut: Memorial donations may be rejected, but her attorney, Jef­ Deduction Saturday retiring, she was employed by the six sisters. Mary Ward of Connec­ made to the National Kidney frey Ginzberg, said that’s not Delta Club breakfast Married filing jointly 5,000 town of Manchester for many Foundation of Massachusetts, 180 likely. Single 3,(XX) Board of Tax Review, Town Office Building, 11 ticut, Frances Adams of Virginia, Alcohol-free center opens Head of Household 4,400 a.m. years. Helen Mark of Connecticut, Kay Rustcraft Road, Dedham, Mass. “ I believed all along that DCYS The Delta Club of Manchester NEW B RITAIN (A P) — The drinks sparkled but Married filing separately 2,500 She was a communicant of St, Dahm of Connecticut, Lorretta 02026. (state Department of Children is sponsoring a breakfast Sunday Qualifying Widow(er) 5.000 ' Bolton James Church and a member of Fleece of Michigan and Gail they didn’t kick at the opening of an alcohol-freee and Youth Services) was oppos­ from 7 to 11 a.m. at the British club at Central Connecticut State University, where - the amount of the standard deduc­ the Ladies of Columbus and the Emery of Connecticut; and two ing the visits on bureaucratic American Club. 73 Maple St. Tuesday tion allowed If you are over 65 and/ Manchester Professional grandchildren. alcohol is banned on campus. grounds. With these gone, I see no Tickets for adults cost $3.25 and $2 or blind. Board of Tax Review, Community Hall, 7to9p.m. In Memoriam Central President John Shumaker said the club, Women. She is survived by a son The funeral will be Monday at 9 reason why a judge would rule for children under 10. - your eligibility to qualify for cer­ Board of Selectmen, Community Hall. 8 p.m. and daughter-in-law, Carol and In memory of Walter B. called Semesters, is part of a plan, which also tain tax credits. Wednesday includes dormitory construction, to improve the John C. Flynn Jr. of Manchester: Kuligowsky who passed away - who will be responsible In the Board of Tax Review. Community Hall. 7to9 p.m. two grandchildren, Mark Flynn February 4, 1988. campus atmosphere and change Central’s event that additional taxes are as­ Public hearing on litter pickup. Community Hall, Our thoughts are with you each and Lori Flynn: and a nephew, In Memoriam commuter-school image. sessed by the IRS. (If you file a joint 7:30 p.m. Robert Hanrahan. day “ I think w e’ve created an atmosphere here where return, you can be held jointly liable Hiursday In loving memory of J. Edward May your soul rest in peace. students can come, get a soda, study or just get for any tax due on that return even The funeral will be Monday at though you are no longer married Board of Education, Bolton Center School, 7:30 8:15 a m. at the Holmes Funeral Fischer who died February 4.1986. Love always. together. We think it’s going to be a centerpiece for to that Individual.) p.m. the campus.” said student Brad Mason, president of Home, 400 Main St., with a Mass You left a beautiful memory, Sister Dorothy, Aunt Ann Your yearly fll'ng status can chane Saturday of Christian burial at 9 a.m. at St. a sorrow too grat to be told, the student center’s board of governors. just as your circumstances change. Board of Tax Review. Community Hall, 10a.m. to James Church. Burial will be in but to us who loved and lost you, Filing status Is determined on the noon. the St. James Cemetery. your memory will never grow old. last day of each year. If you get mar­ $80,000 dumping penalty ried on December 31, then you can Coventry Calling hours at the funeral Sadly missed by, Toll-free phone file as a married filing jointly or mar­ home are Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. Anna Fischer (Mother) MIDDLETOWN (AP) — A Middletown company ried filing separately, not as a single Monday Memorial contributions may be will pay an $80,000 penalty to settle a lawsuit taxpayer. A couple who was mar­ and George (Brother) for cheese tips ried during the year, but was di­ Town Council, Town Office Building. 7:30 p.m. made to the American Cancer charging it with dumping excessive amounts of vorced on December 31, Is barred Planning and Zoning Commission. Town Office Society, 243 E. Center St., Man­ NEW YORK (AP) - The metals and other wastes into the city sewer system, from filing a joint return. Building 7:30 p.m. chester. 06040 In Memoriam Holland Cheese Exporters Asso­ the state attorney general’s office announced Most taxpayers just assume that Drug and Alcohol Council, Second Congregational ciation, a non-profit organization Friday. they can only file as single or mar­ Church. 7:30 p.m William J. Crossen In memory of Mary F. Klein, who serving the manufacturers of Under a stipulated judgment ordered Jan. 17 by a ried filing jointly. They never inves­ Tuesday 1984 Hartford Superior Court judge. North & Judd Inc. tigate to see if they can qualify and passed away on February 4, . authentic Dutch cheeses like use another filing status. Take the Annual Housing Authority meeting. Orchard Hills William J. Crossen, 65, of Gouda. Edam and Leerdammer. will pay five semi-annual installments of $13,333.33. The depths of sorrow we cannot time and Insure that your filing sta­ 1 Revere, Mass., formerly of Man­ Estates, 7 p.m. tell has a toll-free consumer hotline said Acting Attorney General Clarine Nardi Riddle. tus is calculating your lowest tax High ch ester, husband of Joan possible. School Building Committee, Coventry Of the loss of one we loved so number. North & Judd made no admission of guilt in the (Furphy) Crossen, died Thurs­ School. 7:30 p.m. well. By dialing 1-800-34-CHEESE settlement, said Joan Huwiler, a spokeswoman for day (Feb. 2, 1989) at the Jamaica Republican Town Committee. Town Office And while she sleeps a peaceful consumers can receive up-to-date Riddle, Plains Veterans Hospital. exposure VI Kava Is the tax partner In the Building. 7:.30 p.m. sleep. information on recipes, serving The state sued the company last year for allegedly limited accounting firm of Boston. Thursday Her memory we shall always suggestions, helpful tips and violating its wastewater discharge permit by art & framing Kava & Kava, CPA's. He was born in Manchester on New Hours: Closed Mon. DPUC public hearing on rate increase. Town keep. contest promotions. Messages dumping excessive amounts of aluminum, cad­ 111 Center Street 153 Main Street, Manchester. CT Sept. 13,1923. He was an assistant Tues., Wed.. FrI. 9-5:30 Office Building. 10:30 a.m. will be changed weekly and mium. copper, iron and zinc into the city sewer Manchester - 649-6939 Thurs. 9-8 - Sal. 9-5 646-5526. Board of Education, Coventry High School, 7:30 starter (or thoroughbred racing Sadly missed. Husband, Children and tailored to address specific enter­ system in 1986 and 1987. p.m. throughout the country. He was a Grandchildren taining themes — like romantic Arts Commission. Town Office Building. 7:30 p.m. veteran of World War II. receiv­ Valentine’s Day dinners. Dispute brewing State residents like NATION & WORLD on cotfeemaking not certain about incineration Paraguay celebrates ouster FAIRFIELD (AP) — Resent over who makes and serves the coffee in Fairfield public HARTFORD (AP) - Eight out Warkov wrote in a summary of support a law to regulate the school offices has apparently reached the of 10 Connecticut residents sup­ the survey. packaging of consumer products boiling point, with secretaries putting the port laws that would require to reduce the amount of paper and of its dictator of 37 years administration on notice that the task isn’t part “First, ’Make haste slowly’ in plastics that goes into landfills. household recycling of glass, building additional resource rec­ than 100.” of their job descriptions paper and cans, according to a Seventy-seven percent of those ASUNCION, Paraguay (AP) - tody at the First Army Corps Cyndy Foothorap. president of the 56- overy facilities: and second, questioned said they would favor Gen. Andres Rodriguez was outside the capital. Laino estimated the death toll University of Connecticut survey ‘Build them if you must, but get at about 100. member Fairfield Association of Educational released Friday. a special tax on products pack­ sworn in as president Friday The Roman Catholic radio Secretaries, has notified the administration on with comprehensive recycling aged in plastic foam and other after ousting President Alfredo station Radio Caritas said In Washington, State Depart­ that secretaries who set up and serve their The survey of 502 Connecticut and waste reduction.’” toxic materials, provided the Stroessner in a coup that report­ Stroessner had chosen to go to ment spokesman Charles Red­ bosses coffee are doing so in the spirit of adults found conflicting views of Forty-five percent of the re­ money raised went to waste edly left scores dead. Rodriguez Chile. In Santiago, Chile, Foreign man said witnesses reported helping out — not because they have to another means of reducing re­ spondents had never heard about disposal facilities. ordered the dictator out of the Minister Hernan Felipe Erraz- “many soldiers and a few civili­ “Some secretaries feel they do not have the liance on lanfills — resource uriz said no asylum request for ans” died. He said there were no resource recovery facilities, 79 In addition, the survey found country he had ruled for 34 years. time or do not wish to perform the housekeep­ recovery facilities. Many re­ percent had never seen one, and Rodriguez, who had been Stroessner had been received. reports of any injuries to the 1,800 ing service,” Foothorap said. Any pressure to spondents knew little about the widespread distrust of business Dressed in a khaki and green Americans living in Paraguay. 37 percent didn’t know if their and industry as sources of infor­ Stroessner’s second-in-command force the issue “will be dealt with by the so-called trash-to-energy plants, trash is sent to one. Despite in the army and whose daughter uniform and wearing the red, Diplomats and political sources association.” she said. but favored them over landfills. mation about the environment. white and blue presidential sash, said shortly before the coup that limited knowledge. 78 percent of Sixty-two percent of those sur­ is married to Stroessner’s son, She declined to say what prompted her to State law now requires all the respondents favored inciner­ took the oath of office and then Rodriguez. 64, swore to uphold Rodriguez apparently was or­ write to the administration. veyed said a large corporation the presidency and observe the dered to give up his command of municipalities to make plans by ating garbage over disposing of it would underestimate the risks of swore in a nine-member Cabinet Superintendent of Schools Larry Dougherty Jan. 1, 1991 to recycle glass, in landfills. comprised of seven civilians, an constitution during a short ce­ the elite First Army Corps and said he does not expect secretaries to serve having a resource recovery sys­ remony at the National Palace retire or accept the post of aluminum and many other com­ tem in their town. active general and a retired coffee to their bosses. He said he not only pours mon materials, which will no The survey did. however, show general. overlooking the Paraguay River. defense minister. He refused. his own cup in the morning, but he is also a longer be accepted at landfills. a considerable lack of confidence The results come from a Paraguayans poured into the Sirens sounded for several The rebellion also followed a paying member of a central office coffee pool. in the plants. Fifty percent of the telephone survey conducted in streets to celebrate the bloody minutes in the city and on boats dispute within the Colorado Party The survey showed that 82 respondents said they feel either November and December 1988 by i military coup and to gape at anchored in the harbor. Armed between a militant pro- percent of the respondents “hesitant.” "uneasy,” "wor­ UConn’s Environmental Re­ AP photo damage left by hours of heavy soldiers manned roadblocks out­ Stroessner faction and tradition­ “pretty much go along” with the ried,” or “panicky” about the search Institute. The results have fighting between rebel soldiers side the building and at check­ alists who wanted to distance the new law. plants; 32 percent said they would a margin of error of plus or minus SEIZES POWER — Gen. Andres Rodri­ and police and troops loyal to points throughout the city of 100-year-old party from the aging Gay rights biil “Overall the survey results move if one of the plants were 4 percent. The questions were Stroessner. 900,000. dictator. send a mixed message to policy built within a mile of their home. reviewed by officials from the guez is sworn in as president of “We’re going to construct a Between cars with tires shot An estimated 5,000 people ga­ makers and legislators,” UConn On waste reduction, the survey state Department of Environ­ Paraguay Friday after ousting President true democracy!” shouted Do­ flat, several large bloodstains thered in downtown Asuncion to sociology professor Seymour found that 88 percent would mental Protection. Alfredo Stroessner. mingo Laino, president of the dried in the oppressive heat. The cheer the ouster of Stroessner, has opposition Authentic Radical Liberal Party, gray, colonial-style police head­ who was accused of brutal one of several groups that were quarters was pockmarked with repression and who allowed Na­ denied recognition or political bullet holes, its windows zis. ousted dictators and drug HARTFORD (AP) — Legislation guaranteeing traffickers to take refuge in the civil rights of homosexuals will only promote Moving war photos upsets veterans participation by Stroessner. shattered. Stroessner, who was the West­ The death toll was uncertain. Paraguay. The list included homosexuality and is hollow because gays and Auschwitz death camp doctor lesbians already enjoy constitutional protections, “I can respect that some people Deaver drops ern Hemisphere's longest-ruling About a dozen bodies of soldiers NEW HAVEN (AP) - The depressing. Carbone said. leader, was given 12 hours to loyal to Stroessner lay outside the Josef Mengele; the ousted Nica­ opponents of gay-rights legislation said Friday. mayor ordered 11 of the most may be disturbed by it, but I think “This (the mayor’s action) is raguan dictator, Gen. Anastasio they should also realize there is leave Paraguay after Rodriguez headquarters of the presidential “These persons need help, not legislative graphic photographs in a Viet­ not a statement about the war in seized power early Friday and guard. Somoza Debayle; and heroin nam War exhibit at City Hall freedom of speech,” Tomorrow Vietnam or about the brave and trafficker Joseph August protection,” the Rev. Earl Imswiler of the Living said. perjury appeal placed him under arrest. Sources Radio Caritas reported at least Waters Fellowship Church in Windsor Locks said at moved from two lobbies to a less courageous Americans who said Rodriguez acted after being 18 soldiers dead and perhaps as Ricorde. traveled corridor because he The 11 photos moved to a served in the war. We are trying Police, who under Stroessner a state Capitol news conference. “This is not a civil corridor on the mezzanine level of told to resign. many as 82 but gave no source. rights issue, it's a moral rights issue.” deemed them too disturbing, an to be considerate of eveyone’s WASHINGTON (AP) — Former White House aide The 76-year-old Stroessner, Earlier, Radio Caritas press frequently used clubs, tear gas action veterans said smacks of City Hall, show dead or wounded feelings.” Carbone said. and electric cattle prods to break soldiers and civilians, including Michael K. Deaver on Friday dropped efforts to who himself seized power in a director Benjamin Fernandez “They want to hold hands in public, which is censorship. overturn his perjury conviction for lying about his 1954 coup, was reported in cus­ said the death toll “could be more up such gatherings, stayed away. sickening,” said Mary Ann Pressamarita, leader of Joseph Carbone, an aide to children. One shows the bodies of lobbying activities, citing a desire to “put this the Connecticut Citizens for Decency. Mayor Biagio DiLieto, said Fri­ 13 Vietnamese lying face down on Weekly period of my life behind me.” day the photographs moved were a mud flat, another shows a Imswiler said homosexuals already enjoy the medic attending to a young girl Health Tip Defense attorneys filed a brief motion with the same protection under law as everyone else. To so explicit that they made some U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals here withdrawing the Senator says new allegations city employees “literally sick to with a hole in her thigh, while a appeal of Deaver’s December 1987 conviction on single them out “would be giving approval to their third shows a soldier with a lifestyle, which would ensure the spread of AIDS in their stomach.” three perjury charges. He had drawn a $100,000 fine DiLieto also feared the mate­ bandaged head and bloody face. and three years’ probation. our, society and would paralyze any institution that Some of the photographs left in wants to function on moral standards,” he said. rial was too graphic for children By dropping his appeal, the onetime deputy chief won’t delay Tower vote long who regularly visit the building the lobbies, however, also show of staff to former President Reagan will have to Gay rights legislation has been introduced in the on tours, Carbone said. wounded or dead soldiers or perform 1,500 hours of community service as a WASHINGTON (AP) -T hetop Wednesday.” wife on several occasions. past in the General Assembly and has narrowly But veterans said the point of civilians. One shows a grieving condition of the sentence imposed by U.S. District Republican on the Senate Armed Tower, meanwhile, sought to Committee members later met failed. the exhibit is to illustrate the mother sitting on the sand, her Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson. Services Committee said Friday dispel any impression of an in private with Weyrich, and horrors of war. both for soldiers hand on a child’s body wrapped in In a statement issued through his attorneys, new allegations against Defense embattled nominee, meeting for several indicated they saw no bar This year’s bill was introduced by Sen. Margaret plastic. Another shows the body E. Morton, D-Bridgeport, an ardent advocate of and civilians, and that moving the Deaver said his “belief in my innocence has not Secretary-designate John Tower about two hours at his Jefferson to his confirmation. offending photographs under­ of a Vietnamese on a road, a pool by Roy D. Katz, R.Ph. changed from the day the long and arduous won’t delay the panel’s vote for Hotel residence with five people Editorials in Defense News and civil rights legislation. It would protect people from of blood near his head. discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation. mined the message. proceedings against me began three years ago.” long. Congressional sources said likely to be named to deputy posts Army Times, two widely circu­ “I think the exhibit is the most In having the 11 photographs SICK BUILDINGS But Deaver, a longtime associate and close friend the allegations concerned drink­ at the Pentagon. lated, industry publications, “To deny anyone freedom is really to deny powerful anti-war statement I’ve moved to another section of the Setting aside special areas for of Reagan and his wife Nancy, said “my decision to ing and womanizing. He later issued a statement, called for Tower to withdraw his ourselves freedom,” Morton said Friday. “We’ve seen. If people have to be made a building, rather than having smokers seems a good idea until one stops to consider what withdraw my appeal does not come easily.” The committee had been ex­ saying the meeting had been nomination. The editorials are been discriminating against these people far too little uncomfortable to under­ them taken down altogether, the happens to the fumes. Unless “It results from a number of factors, primarily pected to vote Thursday to scheduled for a week “and had scheduled to appear in Monday’s long. stand what war is about, I think mayor sought to accomodate both vented to the outside, likely the my desire to put this period of my life behind me and recommend Senate confirmation nothing to do with the proceed­ editions. “It’s time they had what everybody else has; that’s fine. It’s worth the jolt,” those who want to see the entire smoke ingredients will continue get on with whatever lies ahead,” he said. of Tower, but that was postponed ings before the Senate Armed Army Times, a 49-year-old, said Ernest Amabile, director of exhibit and people who would find circulating thru the air and “To proceed with the appeal means to continue to after the emergence of the new Services Committee.” independent publication, said freedom to work and live,” she said. some of the scenes too painful or heating systems. Large, modem the New York State Vietnam buildings rarely have windows live in doubt, to continue to wait for a decision, and, allegations. “The discussions centered on Tower’s public position “has been Betty Gallo, the Capitol lobbyist for the Memorial, which owns the that open, and may be so ‘tight’ if my appeal is succesful. to face another trial, a Sen. John Warner, R-Va., de­ the schedule of events for the first so compromised by the agonizing Connecticut Coalition for Lesbian and Gay Civil collection. that their occupants suffer from process which could mean another two years of clined on Friday to say what the six months of the administration, process by which he was nomi­ Rights, said opponents of the rights bill were “I think it’s something the 'sick building syndrome’, lacking agony and doubt,” Deaver’s statement said. information dealt with. But other the relationships among various nated and is being confirmed ... missing the point. oxygen, and becoming public, including children, have inefficient, uncomfortable and Deaver, who resigned from Reagan’s staff in 1985 sources indicated it concerned positions within the Pentagon, that he cannot be the strong “We’re not talking about a lifestyle. We’re talking to deal with,” Amabile said. CALDWELL tired as the day wears on. Fresh to start a Washington consulting firm, was found Tower’s personal life, and specifi­ policy and strategy, and manage­ spokesman the Defense Depart­ Joe Tomorrow, an artist and 1 about people being discriminated against because air is essential to health. guilty of lying to a House subcommittee and a grand cally alcohol and women. ment reform.” the statement ment needs now.” of who they are, ” Gallo said. “All we re saying is. Vietnam veteran who helped city OIL INC. jury that investigated his lobbying activities for “It’s just another chapter in an said. Defense News, also an inde­ those people should not be denied basic civil rights. ’ ’ officials hang the exhibit earlier possible ethics law violations. ongoing investigation.” Warner Congressional sources, speak­ pendent publication, suggested Judy Preciado of the Concerned Women for this week, said the mayor’s action Deaver was convicted of lying under oath by said. “I don’t attach any more ing on condition of anonymity, Tower’s links to defense consul­ America of Connecticut said at the news conference was “very insulting to the spirit of .72® testifying that he couldn’t recall contacting former significance to this chapter than said new allegations about Tower tants is the most troubling aspect that the bill would “grant special legal privileges to the photographers who died to per gal. C. O. D. administration colleagues on behalf of large to any other.” surfaced after conservative lob­ of the recent confirmation pro­ homosexuals.” take the pictures.” 150 gal. minimum purchata corporate clients, such as Trans World Airlines. He said an FBI report on the byist Paul Weyrich said in public cess, and said, “There is ample They already have the right to vote, freedom of All 67 photographs were taken The contacts included conversations with then- subject should reach the commit­ testimony Tuesday that he had reason to doubt whether Mr. by news photographers who were 348 Main Street speech and other basic rights, she said, and “none of 649-8841 Manchester Transportation Secretary Elizabeth Dole and tee “on Monday and ... we can seen Tower publicly inebriated Tower is the man for these those rights can be taken away from people simply killed in the war or are listed as Prtcm 8ubl«et to Change then-Secretary of State George Shultz. proceed to a vote Tuesday or and with women other than his times.” because they are homosexuals.” missing in action. 649-1025 Executive who abandoned job Nation & World U.S. allies assured Blast rocks Japan shrine deficit is priority and family in ’81 resurfaces TOKYO (AP) — A powerful blast Friday wrecked part of a shrine near where dignitaries from naore WASHINGTON (AP) - The new administration to present its LOS ANGELES (AP) — Aero­ there were pressures from his than 130 nations will attend Emperor Hirohito’s Bush administration assured ideas on international matters. space executive Ed Greer has wife and from his father, whose funeral, and authorities rushed to reinforce already American allies Friday of the Participants said Brady as­ W- resurfaced seven years after offer of $100,000 for information tight security, police said. president’s commitment to low­ sured the other nations of Presi­ abandoning his wife, two sons and about Greer’s whereabouts set An official with the National Police Agency, who ering the U.S. budget deficit but dent Bush’s commitment to low­ the corporate life to become the private investigators scurrying spoke on condition of anonymity, said the blast no decisions were reached on a ering the budget deficit, vagabond beach bum his yuppie across the country. increased worries that radical groups may try to new approach to the troubling promising to reduce the deficit by colleagues fantasized about. Asked if he ever came close to disrupt the Feb. 24 state funeral. issue of Third World debt, partici­ more than $60 billion in the next “ Anyone with any attachment calling his kids, Greer said, “ Yes, He said security is being stepped up “ so that pants in the discussions said. fiscal year, which begins on Oct. to the human race couldn’t do many times.” something like this doesn’t happen again.” He gave Treasury Secretary Nicholas 1. what he did,” said the wife he left “ I just tried not to think about no details. Brady, who was the host for the A senior Treasury Department behind. “ I will never forgive him it,” he said, adding he has written Although no injuries were reported, the pre-dawn administration’s first interna­ official, briefing reporters on for what he did to the boys.” his sons but hasn’t talked to them blast shattered windows and burned a covered tional gathering, said the discus­ condition that his name not be Although Greer was on the fast or received a response. walkway at the Togo Shrine in central Tokyo, / sions had been productive with used, said Brady stressed that track at Hughes Aircraft in El Is he happy with his new life? causing part of the ceiling to collapse, a police participants expressing the gen­ Bush was working to cooperate Segundo, the young executive “ I'm certainly not satisfied. I ’m official said. eral view that the global economy with Congress in finding a suc­ AP photo hated the white-collar, pinstripe happy now with the work I ’m ARRESTED — Actor Todd is peforming well. cessful approach to reducing the world. On Sept. 10. 1981, he left doing, but I wouldn’t recommend Bridges, who played one of ■The meetings, involving fi­ deficit. ROYAL VISIT — Britain’s Princess without a word. doing this (disappearing) to Talks go ‘reasonably well’ the youngsters on the TV nance ministers and central bank Brady told reporters that the Diana talks with a woman during a visit “ I felt trapped. I didn’t like my anyone else.” presidents of the industrial effort to better coordinate eco­ show “Diff’rent Strokes, has nomic policies between countries life.” Greer said Friday from After he left, his former col­ WASHINGTON (AP) — President Bush vowed world’s largest economies — the to Harlem Hospital Friday during the been arrested in Los Angeles was working well with the partici­ Houston in a telephone interview leagues, some of whom said they Friday “ to do my level best” to ensure that U.S. United States. Japan, West Ger­ final day of her three-day visit to New pants holding a “ positive view ” with The Associated Press. “ It’s wished they had the courage to do businesses gain fair access to Japanese markets for attempted murder after many, Britain, France, Italy and York. about the current state of the something that is hard for me to the same, began throwing annual and said his meeting with Prime Minister Noboru shooting another man five Canada — were billed as a global economy. imagine, even now, leaving and ED GREER parties, often showing up at them Takeshita had gone “ reasonably well.” times, police said Friday. get-acquainted session for the Brady said that the seven walking away from it all. . . ."I felt trapped” wearing Ed Greer masks. Greer, The president spoke at a White House luncheon for countries also had a “ thorough “ This wasn’t planned and cer­ now 40, said he wasn’t aware of U.S. business leaders, and struck a less upbeat tone discussion” regarding the $1.3 tainly wasn’t rational.” the celebrations, which attracted than a day earlier, when he’d welcomed Takeshita “ After a while. I got tired of trillion Third World debt burden. Diana cuddles Before he disappeared, he told national media attention. If to the White House as his first visiting foreign Kremlin blasts businesses never having enough money and “ Several ideas were discussed a co-worker: “ Never become too never having an ID,” he said. As there’s another, he won’t make an leader. are in effect encouraged to seek for strengthening the agreed-on good at something you hate. for the pretty girls, “ Unfortu­ appearance. Bush observed that he and Takeshita “ are MOSCOW (A P) — The govern­ the highest markup they can on strategy based on the same AIDS babies They’ll make you do it the rest of nately, about the time you get to As for his former co-workers, realistic men ... and we realize we are going to have ment announced a crackdown your life.” their products, and even to curtail principles that we consider know them, they’ve gone back to reactions include both relief and some confrontation at times, or certainly differen­ Friday on state-owned businesses manufacture of cheap goods that valid,” Brady said. The Greer mystery was finally Muncie.” disappointment. ces of opinion. ...” that have raised prices and cut bring little return. The meetings lasted for 11 NEW YORK (A P) — Britain’s Princess Diana solved last October by FBI agents He got Hearn’s name. Social “I’m glad he’s OK,” said But the president added that he believes the prime the production of inexpensive The consumer goods shortages hours over Thursday and Friday. hugged a child with AIDS on Friday while visiting who tracked him to Houston. He Security number and resume by Sherry McCullough, Greer's minister “ wants very much to have a cooperative products. — known as “ deficits” — have Canadian Finance Minister Mi­ children suffering from the deadly disease at a was masquerading as Kenneth placing a newspaper ad for an former secretary who spoke with relationship.” The action, taking by the plagued the country for years, but chael Wilson told reporters that a hospital before ending her three-day visit to New Roy Hearn and working at the engineering job that the man him by telephone on Thursday. On Thursday, the two men pledged after their Council of Ministers, or cabinet, Soviets complain that under number of proposals on Third York. small Input-Output Inc. oil explo­ answered. "But it is kind of disappointing 2‘/^-hour luncheon meeting to work to smooth was another attempt to ease ration firm. Gorbachev, new ones have ap­ World debt had been reviewed, Hundreds of excited workers at Harlem Hospital He said he filled in FBI agents that the mystery is gone. I ’m not irritations over the $50 billion U.S. deficit with chronic shortages of consumer peared, including inexpensive including recommendations by craned their necks for a glimpse of the 27-year-old The FBI wanted to learn why on those details when they caught sure we can have any more Japan and tensions over the Japanese contributions goods. items. the Japanese and the French for princess when she arrived. someone in Texas was using the him. Under an agreement with parties unless we invite him. I’m to its defense effort. The council said it would One of the most talked about liberalized lending policies. "There’s been great joy in this lobby," said the name of Kenneth Roy Hearn of the government, he must stay out not sure he would want to come. " require businesses to produce a Alabama. examples is soap. Soviets have “ We looked at a number of pediatrics director, Dr. Margaret Heagarty. "The of trouble for a year or face minimum amount of inexpensive flooded the official press with options that have been put on the hospital has been buzzing for days.” Greer filled in the missing charges in the case. Actor John Cassavetes dead consumer goods and would ban The visit capped the princess’ short trip to New years this week in a lengthy Los price increases for items whose angry letters and grumbled pri­ table,” Wilson said. “ We looked Now, to an extent, he must face LOS ANGELES (AP) — Director-actor John at options today and that will York, which included stops at a homeless shelter Angeles Times interview pub­ the past. “ consumer properties change vately that inexpensive soap has lished Friday. “ Ed Greer in my POOLS Cassavetes, known for his free-wheeling, improvi- insignificantly,” the Tass news disappeared from shelves while continue, but no decisions were and day-care center on Manhattan’s Lower East The woman he left behind. Kit sational style in such movies as “ Faces” and “ A Side and several nighttime social events, including mind was gone,” he said. agency reported. expensive bars are plentiful. made.” Clark, is remarried and living Woman Under the Influence,” died Friday. He was “ I am writing this letter out of French Finance Minister Pie­ a performance by the Welsh National Opera. She He left Los Angeles Interna­ Price increases for “ new and somewhere in northern Califor­ 59. happiness that my husband (ac­ rre Beregovoy, briefing repor­ flew out of Kennedy international Airport on a tional Airport on a flight to Ft. fashionable goods” may not nia after divorcing Greer in Gena Rowlands, his wife of three decades and the cording to a waiting list) received ters, said that Brady gave the Concorde supersonic jet during the afternoon. Lauderdale, where he fixed boat exceed 15 percent, the council absentia, the Times said. She told star of most of his films, was at his side when he died one bar of household soap and a group assurances that the new At Harlem Hospital, where she toured the engines and lounged at the beach. decided. him he could contact his sons at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, said his publicist. tube of ‘Zefir’ toothpaste,” one administration viewed reducing pediatrics ward, the former teacher placed her “ There are a lot of pretty girls on now 9 and 16. The decision was announced the beach,” he said. Esme Chandlee. Friday, but had been approved in woman wrote sarcastically Dec. the budget deficit as “ very finger in the curled hand of a 11-month-old boy with In addition to being fed-up with He died of complications resulting from cirrhosis early January, Council of Minis­ 28 in the labor daily Trud. important.” AIDS as the infant gazed at her from his But he eventually decided to go struggling up the corporate back to a regular job. of the liver, Ms. Chandlee said. ters spokesman Lev Voznesensky grandmother’s arms. ladder, Greer said he left because Cassavetes was one of only four entertainers ever Diana stroked four other infants. Then, Heagarty said in a telephone interview. It to be nominated for an Academy Award in three did not affect the burgeoning said, “ unrehearsed and of her own volition ... she different categories, Ms. Chandlee said. He was O p e n H ouse picked up a little boy who has AIDS and hugged I cooperative movement that has nominated as best writer for his original screenplay arisen under President Mikhail S. him” after first asking the 7-year-old: “ Are you of “ Faces” in 1968; as best supporting actor in “ The Saturday, Feb. 4th / 12-4 PM heavy?” IRS commissioner resigns Gorbachev. Dirty Dozen” in 1967; and as best director for his The princess also attended a 10-minute briefing WASHINGTON (AP) - Law­ Gorbachev has said tackling 291 Porter Street • Manchester He took office Aug. 4, iggg original film “ A Woman Under the Influence” in the country’s shortage of consu­ given by Heagarty: Dr. Elaine Abrams, the head of rence B. Gibbs, commissioner of succeeding Roscoe L. Egger Jr! 1974. mer goods and food is a top the pediatrics AIDS unit; and Martha Grates, the the Internal Revenue Service for Gibbs had served in the early Among Cassavetes’ best-known acting roles was priority of his economic restruc­ nursing director. 2*/! years, said Friday he will 1970s as deputy chief counsel as the husband of a woman whose baby falls into the turing program. Diana long has been a champion of the battle leave the post on March 4. acting chief counsel and assistant hands of a satanic cult in “ Rosemary’s Baby.” a Because of Gorbachev’s drive against acquired immune deficiency syndrome. In Gibbs’ resignation was an­ commissioner. Between his IRS 1968 film that also starred Mia Farrow. to make each factory pay its own 1987, she declined to wear gloves while shaking the nounced by spokesman Scott stints he had been a partner in the way, however, Soviet managers hands of AIDS patients at Middlesex Hospital in Waffle, who said the commis­ ilil London, helping to ease the stigma of the disease, Johnson & Swanson law firm in sioner is not yet ready to disclose which cannot be transmitted through casual Dallas. Tight schedule for shuttle what he will do after leaving the contact. CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) - Space shuttle position. During his tenure as commis­ From the hospital, Diana went to a private Discovery moved to the launch pad Friday but it l^lill reception at the residence of British Consul General Gibbs, 50, is held in high regard sioner, Gibbs said taxpayers POOLS &SPAS by congressional leaders with may have to be taken back to a hangar if technicians 1 Gordon Jewkes for about 60 contributors to the should be treated by IRS em­ on a tight schedule can’t replace three engine whom he deals regularly, and Area's Leailing Pool Co. .71® .\ hop • skip - jump to Highland Park Elementary Royal Academy of Music. ployees as customers, and he <150 0«i. Min.) pumps in time for a mid-March liftoff. School New kitchen cabinets, ihermopane windows some had urged his reappoint­ launched a major drive to im­ Pric*$ tuO/ocf fo cnang*. John Curley, president of Gannett Co. Inc., and his The five astronauts who will fly the mission rode hardwood floors, fireplace, aluminum siding, patio $ 199, 500. ment by President Bush. Con­ wife. Ann, said the Princess seemed at ease and prove service to taxpayers He Steel-Polymer partway to the launch pad with their spaceship, and Manchester • 645-8393 gressional sources said Bush’s stuck to small talk, mainly about her visit, while she originally opposed congressional Fiberglass later swooped low over the pad in three T-38 jets as eterman uilding ompany circulated aniong the groups of guests. transition team had sought from passage of a “ taxpayer bill of they headed back to their training base in Houston. P B C “ She listened as much as she spoke.” Curley said. Gibbs a commitment that he rights,” designed to protect tax­ The shuttle arrived at the pad about 1 p.m. WILSON 649-9404 “ And she talked to everybody in the group.” would stay in the job for the next payers who are subjects of IRs Tip Talone, Discovery’s processing director, said When she was excusing herself from Curley’s four years but Gibbs was willing enforcement efforts, but en­ March 10 is the earliest possible launch for the O IL GO. Dir: So. Main St. to Spring St. to Gardner St. to Sunny Brook Drive. U YEARS OF QUALITY SERVICE group, he recalled her saying: ‘T v e to put on my to agree only to stay for a much dorsed the measure after it was planned five-day mission. skates and move on.” shorter period. amended. Open Forum

OPINION vocal bigots have inhibited any town effort to help AARP. It is close to the 11th hour for seniors, the No money for Main St. way federal officials are thinking. Seniors had minorities and working poor but why confuse such a better start being less complacent up north, too, or group with country club members? To the Editor: there will be no end of new taxes imposed on them. Many of our local companies provide club Enforce law, membership as a perc for their executives. J.C. To Mayor Peter DiRosa: Robert J. Smith Penney and other projects originated in the club 43 Harvard Road, restaurant. The majority of members are middle Peter: Manchester class golfers and room is made to accommodate not quotas It’s more difficult to ‘retire’ from public comment non-members. Sure, there are probably a handful of than I thought. wealthy members but that’s not the point. I urge us r I realize you’ll do as you wish, however. I can’t Keep the club private all to consider allowing the club to stay private . keep By Vincent Carroll , i Q l help but feel your initiating another “screw up” the lease reasonable in cost and years, and insist on .cc? should you vote for spending another $2-3 million on To the Editor: maintaining the club’s beauty and convenience for The U.S. Supreme Court, like some mad builder Main Street. Such an expenditure should be put to I do not golf, and am not a country club member us ail. who cannot make up his mind, continues to tear the voter. But I wonder why have we managed to put If we have this kind of money available ther are Joseph Hachey down and then reconstruct affirmative-action Manchester Country Club so much on the defensive 91 Diane Drive, policy. any number of “vital services” and capital lately? There’s an adage “if it's not broken, don’t fix Manchester Even in its latest ruling involving the city of improvement of higher priority and greater need it” which seems to apply. We can be proud to have Richmond, the court could not bring itself to that enjoy public support that place them well ahead such a first class country club in town because it enunciate a clear, morally enduring constitutional of the proposed Main Street-off-Main Street project. helps civic and business development. Like Cheney No raise for Congress principle (although one justice, in a concurring Your taking 3-4 mills for a questionable project at Hall soon will do. the country club fills a need, and opinion, did). Once again, the court hedged. a time of serious federal and state budget deficit. contributes in a special way to the community we To the Editor: Yes, the court said, a “set-aside program” These funds might better be used to offset next are. To Congress: You don’t need the .50% increase tunneling a fixed percentage of pubic works funds to year’s tax increases. Yes. it is a valuable tract legally owned by the Reagan wants you to have. Just let’s be fair and minority contractors is unconstitutional when it’s 1 ask you. and your fellow directors, to validate town but some moral obligations go along with that square to us middle class and poor people by just cieated without proof of past discrimination and the priority for spending $2-3 million. How can this arrangement. The club was nurtured over the years sayin no, the cute two little words always said by when the quotas bear no relationship to the money be spent in the best interest of all Manchester by many volunteers whose efforts built it into what Nancy Reagan. You don’t work hard enough to have available pool of minority-owned businesses. residents?? is is today. Even if it were legal to take it over now. earned it. But, no, not all racially based policies are There are many community needs more demand­ would it be right? Mary Jarvis necessarily illegal. ing at this time than Main Street. As to the question of unused land for housing, yes. 62D Pascal Lane. In other words, Richmond cannot casually set that issue deserves attention and support. Some Manchester aside 30 percent of its contracts for minorities. But Al Lutz the city can, apparently, target an unspecified (and 9 Stephen St., undoubtedly smaller) percentage of contracts for Manchester disadvantaged groups so long as it dots its “i’s” and crosses its “t’s” with a little fact-finding first. STOP HORSING AROUND... How? By taking three steps. First, count the Bush at history’s doorstep Tax plan hits seniors minority businesses in the community. Then document any difference between the percentage of arms. To the Editor: WE WILL NOTIFY city contracts awarded minorities and the percen­ By Chuck Stone With his 68 percent approval rating after a record YOUR CARRIER tage of minority businesses that can handle the like that, the Great Communicator will be The tax position of seniors is deteriorating and a Try Our Pay-By-Mail THAT YOU ARE A work, offering this as “proof” of discrimination. Abraham Lincoln’s inaugural wish that the Union remembered by posterity as the Gret further adverse change is under consideration in '.(S PAY-BY-MAIL Finally, link the scope of any new affirmative action be touched “by the better angels of our nature ” has Prestidigitator. Washington. Program... CUSTOMER. program to the number of minority contractors. been reunited with fellow Republican George George Bush arrived at history’s dorrsteps not a Seniors who itemize their deductions lost a tax Viola! Racial preference in awarding contracts Bush’s yearning for “a kinder, gentler nation. ” moment too soon. advantage in 1987. Because of the Tax Reform Act. It makes paying your subscription easier on will pass constitutional muster once more. The parallels are irresistible. In many ways he should excel. For starters, he’s they can no longer claim an extra tax exemption of you Instead of paying your carrier every 2 At least that’s one way to interpret Justice Sandra Lincoln inherited a nation divided by geography. capable of staying awake through Cabinet meetings 65 or over. Also, now in force are the provisions of weeks, you can simply write a check for 3 Day O’Connor’s opinion forthecourt. Nodoubt we’ll Bush inherits a nation further segregated by his and being a president de facto in charge. Even when the Catastrophic Health Act. In 1989. a married months. 6 months ora full year drop it in the find out in the near future whether it’s the correct immediate predecessor. he pauses and seems to grope for an answer, he does couple both 65 or over will pay a 15 percent mail Then, you can forget about having ready view, too, because some such narrow set-aside plan A strong-willed Lincoln forged unity out of a something Reagan never did. He thinks. surcharge on their tax levy up to a maximum of cash to pay your carrier answering the door is sure to be reviewed by the court. mean-sprited divisiveness. A resolute Bush has $1,600. This amount will be increased yearly until w, Fortunately, one justice has already managed to pledged an enlistment of his energies against the He also has surmounted contradictions with 1993 when it will be $2,100. A catastrophic act when it's inconvenient or being at home to escape his colleagues’ habit of confused hedging. In remnants of that national schism. grace. After denouncing Dukakis for his “Harvard indeed! pay your bill a concurring opinion, Antonin Scalia zeroed in on a yard boutique” obsession, the Yale alumnus Last week, newspaper reports stated that another “Bigotry and indifference to disadvantage...will appointed four Harvard men to his cabinet. Simply complete the coupon below and send morally persuasive principle that the entire court find no safe home on or shores, in our public life, in blow to seniors’ financial stability and long-term (J Promising an administration of new faces, he plans is under consideration in Washington, namely It to us or if you would like more information would do well to adopt: “Idonotagree,.. (that) state our neighborhoods, or in our homes,” Bush declared instead borrowed liberally from both Reagan and local governments may in some circumstances four days before his inauguration. “It will, I the elimination of the $125,000 one-shot exemption on our Pay-By-Mail program call the Circula­ administrations. Opening his presidential cam­ on capital gains on a house sale. It was not clear in tion Department, 647-9946 After initial pay­ discriminate on the basis of race in order (in a broad promise, be my mission as president of the United paign in Texas with a plea for racial tolerance, he sense) ‘to emeliorate the effects of past States.” the newspapers whether the proposal to end this ment and prior to expiration, you will be billed later allowed aide Lee Atwater to orchestrate an exemption for people 55 and over originated with the discrimination.” That George Bush would group “indifference to insidiously racist campaign. Bush’s biggest prob­ He went om ‘‘Those who believe that racial new budget director in the White House or in disadvantage" with bigotry is especially encourag­ lem will be finding a way to restrain Atwater from Congress. preferences can help to ‘even the score’ display, and ing because this nation’s moral bearings have been routinely referring to blacks as “niggers” in reinforce, a manner of thinking by race that was the Having a specific target to blame will not cushion I would like to pay by mail for my Manchester Herald subscription Please begin mv momentarily sidetracked. conversations. the blow, if it falls, but if enough people write to their source of the injustice and that will, if it endures As MIT educator John S. Wilson observed, “The within our society, be the source of more injustice The president sets a tone that challenges our congressman or congresswoman it just might end pay-by-mail subscription on ■ Reagan years made people feel more comfortable conscience and fathers great expectations. Reagan the proposal. I would urge all seniors or others who still.” expressing intolerance.” Scalia’s sentiments are hardly novel. They were failed grievously on both counts. might be affected by this potential grab of their Enclosed please find payment for most famously stated many years ago by the first The Bush years are expected to be the opposite. So Finally, George Bush returns two elements that assets to make their protests heard immediately by the presidency had lost — an affinity for the values their representatives. It will do no harm if all Carrier Delivery: Justice Harlan, who upbraided his colleagues for much of Bush’s philosophy, defined in his □ 3 months ‘23 10 □ 6 months *46 20 □ 1 year 92.40 failing to see that ‘‘our Constitution is colorblind, warm-hearted inaugural address, portends a new of the founding fathers and a wife (“the silver fox”) political channels are made aware of seniors’ and neither nows nor tolerates classes among national climate. strenuously committed to equality. concerns, and I would suggest, if people write to Senior Citizens; citizens....” their congressman or congresswoman, that they □ 3 months *21 56 □ 6 months *43 12 □ 1 year *86 24 Ironically, Americans have been snugly bur­ In 1980, I interviewed Reagan exclusively in his mention their shock at the cost of the catastrophic There is indeed a proper governmental remedy rowed in the old climate. How else to explain a 68 home the weekend before the GOP convention. He Optional carrier tip may be included with your payment □ Tip Amount for discrimination, but it isn't to dish out benefits to health insurance. percent approval rating for a departing president expressed enthusiasm for minority selfhelp, ad I Only now are the figures of the cost of this health "Motor Route and Rural Delivery rates may vary an entire class of people based solely upon their with an eight-year record of naked hostility to racial left with great expectations. In 1989, I’d settle for a race, it is, instead, to punish the bigots who break plan becoming widespread knowledge. Seniors equality, contempt for human suffering and senile .500 batting average — and another Lincoln. were caught napping, first, because detailed civil-rights law and come to the aid of actual oblivion to honesty. Name victims. information was not widely disseminated and. Chuck Stone Is a syndicated columnist. The 14th Amendment never so much as hints at a Ronald Reagan was never a class act. Unlike second, because the American Association of Address Apt right and wrong way to discriminate by race. It Lincoln, he never rose above his humble beginnings. Retired Persons, in an extraordinary lapse of simply outlaws the practice with the following He wallowed in their excesses. judgment, came down in favor of it. The $125,000 City .Z ip. Phone. 1 unqualified words: ‘‘(No state shall) deny to any Instead of gracefully turning over the nation’s exemption should not disappear because of the person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of stewardship to a faithful subaltern, the Lilliputian- same reasons — no glare of publicity and the MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF... PAY-BY-MAIL the laws.” minded actor stalked out of the White House...de­ fflaurlirstrr Hrrali'i willingness of the AARP to compromise with In its recent ruling, the Suprme Court has gone a fending resigned-in-disgrace Attorney General Congress. I fear that the AARP. under pressure long way toward banning the worst excesses of Edwin Meese from a Justice Department censu­ Founded In 1881 from Congress as regards its possible loss of The Manchester Herald government-sanctioned racial preference. But until re...blaming black leaders for the contumely of the PENNY M SIEFFERT...... Publtoher non-profit, tax-exempt status, will fail to stand firm. P.O. Box 591 • Manchester, CT 06040 it outlaws the practice altogether, the court will not nation’s black citizens...scolding the homeless to GEORGE T. CHAPPELL...... Editor Reports indicate that Florida newspapers are full have finished its task. read the want ads ... shrugging off responsiblity for DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... Executive Editor of acrimonious letters over the Catastrophic Health MARIE P GRADY...... city Editor Act fiasco and fingers are being pointed at the the deaths of 241 Marines in Beirut... and defending ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... 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Assemblies of God Jewish — Conservative Pentecostal Choir festival set Temple Beth Sholom, 400 E. Middle Turnpike, Manchester. United Pentecostal Church, 187 Woodbridge St., Manches­ Calvary Church (Assemblies of God), 400 Bucklond Rood, ter. Rey. Marvin Stuort, minister. 10 a.m., Sunday school; 11 Union Congregational Church, Elm Street, the past year, make future plans South Windsor. Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. 10:30 Richard J. Plavin, rabbi; Wayne Krieger, cantor; Dr. Leon a.m., morning worship; 6 p.m., evening worship; 7:30 p.m. o. m., worship, Sunday school and child care; 6:30 p.m., hymn Wind, rabbi emeritus. Serylces: 7:30 p.m. Sunday to Wednesday, Bible study; 7 p.m., Thursday, ladles' prayer; 7 Rockville section of Vernon, will host the 21st sing and praise service. Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible study and Thursday, 9:45 a.m. Saturday. Friday nights 8:15 o.m. The o.m. Thursday, men's prayer; 7 o.m., Friday, youth service. youth fellowship. (644-1102) second Friday of each month Is a 7:3() p.m. family service. Rockville Choir Festival Sunday at 7; 30 p.m., with Editor’s note: This column is demands the highest degree of (643-9563) (649-9848) choirs from 10 churches participating, including prepared by the staff of the cooperation among us. It is a South United Methodist Church of Manchester. Baptist Jewish — Reform Presbyterian Manchester Area Conference of M A C C N ew s calling that retains those quali­ In addition to the choral concert, the congregation Churches. ties inherent in the mission and Community Baptist Church, 585 E. Center St., Manchester. Temple Beth Hlliol, lom Foster St. Extension, South Coventry Presbyterian Church, Route 44 and Trowbridge will be invited to sing several anthems with the Rev. James I. Meek, minister. Schedule: 9:30 a.m., worship Windsor. Stevcn \,naflnover, rabbi. Services, 8:15 o.m. eoch Road, Coventry. Rey. Brad Eyans,pastor. Sunday,9:30a.m., ministries of Christ’s Church. It is service. Nursery care provided. (643-0537) Friday; children's services, 7:45 o.m. second Friday of each worship; 10:45 a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., Bible study and choirs. The public is invited to attend, free of By Nancy Carr that the poor will be with us a calling that incorporates hurt­ Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St., Manchester. Rev. James month. (644-8466) fellowship. 7:30 o.m. Wednesday, proyer meeting. (742-7222) charge. Executive Director always. Thus our mission is to be Bellasov, pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., Presbyterian Church of Manchoster, 43 Spruce St., ing and healing, that recognizes worship serylce; 7 p.m., eyenlng service. (646-5316) Manchester. Rev.sRIchard Gray, ocstor. 10;30a.m., worship relentless in our feeding, clo­ the secular as well as the sacred First Baptist Church, 240 Hlllstown Road, Manchester. 9:30 Lutheran service, nursery; 9:15 a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m.. Informal The churches who act together thing, visiting, counseling and implications of what we do. And a.m., Sunday school; 11 a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., worship. (643-OW) Knights speaks at society evening service; 7 p.m., mid-week service. Nursery at all Concordia Luthoran Church (ELCA), 40 Pitkin St., ecumenically as MACC met to­ caring. Yet the passion goes while there may be social compo­ services. (649-7509) Manchester. Rev. Dr. KIm-ErIc Williams, pastor; Rev. gether Tuesday night at Center beyond to incorporate worship First Baptist Chapel of the Deaf, 240 Hlllstown Road, Arnold T. Wangerin, assistant pastor. Schedule: 8,10:30a.m., Roman Cathoiic The Rev. Ward Knights will speak on “ Masculine nents in our call because we are Manchester. Rev. K. Kreutzer, pastor. (643-7543) holy communion. 9:15 a.m., Sunday church school, Christian Spirituality” Sunday at 10:30 a.m. at Unitarian Congregational Church to receive and justice and furniture and toys constantly dealing with persons, Harvest Time Baptist Church, 72 E. Center St., Manchester. Growth Hour. Nursery care. (649-5311) Church of the Assumption, Adorns Street at Thompson 1988 reports, adopt a budget for and substance abuse and aids on Rev. Mark D. Eddy, pastor. 10a.m., Sunday school; 11 a.m., Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60Church St., Manchester. Rev. Road, Manchester. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Rev. Universaiist Society: East, 153 W. Vernon St. there is that transcendent compo­ morning service; 6 p.m., evening service, Wednesday home Paul S. Johansson, pastor; Rev. C. Henry Anderson, pastor Joseph Parel, assistant pastor. Saturday mass at 5 o.m.; Dr. Knights will respond to the question, is 1989 and call to service their new and on and on. The number of nent that causes us to be that to Bible study, 7 p.m. (643-9359) emeritus. Schedule: 8:30a.m., worship with holy communion Sunday massw at 7:30 a.m.» 9 a.m.» 10:30 a.irt. and noon. spirituality unisex, or is there a legitimate officers: President Rev. Anne hours, passionately volunteered, which no other institution can lay on first, third and fifth Sundays; 11 a.m., worship with holy / AA3-2105) Wrider (St. Mary’s Episcopal), cannot be counted (including Christian Science communion on second, fourth Sundays; nursery at 9:45and 11 St. Bartholomew’s Church, 741 E. Middle Turnpike, masculine component that needs celebration?. claim. We are the church! As we a.m. (643-1193) Manchester. Rev. Martin J. Scholskv, pastor. Saturday mass Nursery care and Youth Religious Education will Vice President Harry Reinhorn those hours when we’re closeted scan the future, probably touch­ First Church ot Christ, Scientist, 447 N. Main St., Latvian Lutheran Church of Manchester, 21 Garden St., at 5 o.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30,10 and 11:30 a.m. (646-113) (South United Methodist), Secre­ in committee meetings! Jesus Manchester. 10:30 a.m., church service, Sunday school, and Manchester. (643-2051) St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St., Manchester. Rev. Robert T. be offered during the service. A soup luncheon will ing more lives next year than care tor small children. (649-1446) Reading Room, 656A Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, Route 31 and North River Russo and Rev. Emilio P. Padelll, co-pastors. Saturday mass follow the service. tary Rev. Dr. Billy Scott (First never said anything about them have been recorded in the page of Center St., Manchester. (649-8982) Road, Coventry. William Douthwalte, pastor. Schedule: 9:30 5 o.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m., and Baptist) and Treasurer Florence when he offered the invitation: a.m. worship service; 10:45 a.m., Sunday school and adult noon. (643-2403) . „ . this reporting, it is imperative to Bible. (742-7548) St. James Church, 896 Main St., Manchester. Rev. Francis Noyes (Community Baptist). “ Follow me...’’’). I sense this remember the profoundly spirit­ Church of Christ Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod), KrukowskI, Rev. Frank Carter, Rev. Jahn Gwazdz, Monslg- Tuesday service planned Outgoing President Rev. Ne­ passion when I witness the results ual dimension of our calling. We Cooper ond High streets, Manchester. Rey. Chorles W. Kuhl, nor Edward J. Reardon. Saturday masses at 4 and 6:30p.m.; of plans laid, programs produced, Church of Christ, Lvdall and Vernon streets, Manchester. pastor. 9:30 a.m., divine worship; 10:45 a.m. Sunday school; Sunday masses at 7:M, 9,10:30 a.m., noan, 5 p.m. (643-4129) well Curtis (Center Congrega­ are the Church of Jesus Christ, Eugene Brewer, pulpit minister. (Jareth Flanary,evangellsm St. Mary Church, 1600 Moln St., Coventry. Rev. Robert W. Dr. William McKinney of the Hartford Seminary tional Church), in his annual and projects accomplished. Lives minister. Sunday services: 9 a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., holy communion first and third Sunday. (649-4243) called to accept the cost and the Barnes and Sister Katherine McKenna, pastoral team. Foundation will speak at an ecumenical supper and report to the MACC churches, are being touched by those worship and Communion; 6 p.m., worship. Wednesday, 7 Saturday mass at 5:15 p.m., Sunday mass at 10 a.m.; gathering on Feb. 7, joy of discipleship.” p. m., Bible study. Nursery for all services. (646-2903) Methodist confessions 4:30 to 5 p.m. Saturday. Sunday mass 8 a.m. at St. rwTTv reminded us that “ reviewing the persons from our churches who Thank you to our most recent Joseph Church, Eaglevllle. (742-6655) Shrove Tuesday, at the past reveals both pain and are so sensitive to God’s love. It’s Bolton United Methodist Church, 1041 Boston Turnpike, Church of St. Maurice, 32 Hebron Road, Boltan. The Rev. Congregational Church contributors to the MACC Fuel Congregational Bolton. Rev. Stewart Lanier, pastor; Rev. Robin Ellis, William J. Olesik, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday passion. There is the pain of those a passion overflowing with joy- bank “ keep your neighbor assistant pastor. 9:30 a.m., church school; 11 a.m., worship masses at 7:30 o.m., 9:15 a.m. and 11 o.m. (643-4466) of Bolton. The supper who, in desperation, turn to our filled spirits. Bolton Congregational Church, 228 Bolton Center Rood, at service, nursery. (649-3472) will be at 6:30 p.m. and warm ” appeal; George and the Green, Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Minister. 10a.m., North United Methodist Church, 300 Parker St., Manches­ conference seeking the kind of Esther Burgess, Marjorie and worship service, nursery, church school; 11 a.m.,fellowship; ter. Dr. William C. Trench, pastor; Rev. H. Osgood Bennett, Saivation Army the meeting at 7:30 p.m. help found no where else. The 11:15 a.m., forum program. (649-7077 office or 647-8878 visitation minister. Schedule: 9 and 10:30 a.m., worship The meeting is spon­ Irving Carlson, Ethel Barry, parsonage. ^ . services; 9a.m.,adult BIblestudy; 10:30a.m.,churchschool; Salvation Army, 661 Main St., Manchester. Capt. and Mrs. intense frustration of joblessness, SCANNING THE FUTURE Manchester AAR P NO. 1275, Center Congregational Church, 11 Center SI.. M<*.ichester. Gary Asperschlager. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 a.m., sored by the Bolton We have intentionally restruc­ Rev. Newell H. Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Re' jeborah T. 5:30 p.m., Methodist Youth Fellowship; 7 p.m.. Sacred homelessness, hopelessness, Manchester Republican Dancers. Nursery for preschoolers. (649-3696.) holiness meeting; 6 p.m., salvation meeting. (649-1787). Ecumenical Council. fractured family life, coupled tured our conference to meet the Hobart, associate postor; Rev. Robert J. Bll's, minister ot South United Methodist Church, 1226 Main St., Manchester. Women’s Club, Jean Kayser, visitations; Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, M fo r emeritus. Dr. McKinney’s topic with so many insufficiencies: growing demands of days yet to Worship service, 8 and 10a.m.; church schc,6l and child care, Or. Shephard S. Johnson, Rev. Cynthia A. Good, Rev. Unitarian Universaiist Johnand Elvie Johnson, Mary Lawrence S. Staples, pastors. Schedule; 9 and 10:45 a.m., will be, “ What is the money, food, health, transporta­ be. As an optimist, I believe we 10 a.m. (647-9941) * , . ^ worship services; 9 a.m., church school. Nursery for Ann Falkowski, Manchester First Congregational Church of Andovor, Route 6, Andover. Unitarian Universaiist Society-East, 153 W. Vernon St., Future of the Church in tion, non-productive skills; the will not relinquish our task to preschoolers. (647-9141) Manchester. Rev. Wardga. knights Jr., Interim minister. Emblem Club No. 251. Rev. Howard Selp, Interim pastor. Schedule: 11 a.m., our Culture?” He has list exhausts our imagination. fulfill important and creative worship; 9:30 a.m., church school. Nursery care provided. 10:30 a.m., service. Nursery care and yauth religious published a book about Donations can be mailed to (742*7696) Mormon education. Coffee hour after service. (646-5151) Victims of the “ Catch-22 ” syn­ ministries to which God has MACC Fuel Bank, Box 773, First Congregational Church of Covontry, 1171 Main St., church growth, popula­ drome — with no-win situations. called us. But there is need for Coventry. Rev. Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 a.m., worship; 9:30 The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 30 tion growth trends, and Manchester 06040. a.m., church school In Church Lane House. Nursery care Woodside St., Manchester. David Field, bishap. 9:30 a.m., The pains that exist in Manches­ caution when we try to be all provided. (742-8487) ^ sacrament meeting; 10:50 a.m., Sunday school and primary; U8 cultural and value ter are reflected in these reports. things to all persons. The home­ Second Congregational Church, 385 N. Main St., Manches­ 11:40 a.m., priesthood and relief society. (643-4003 or 228-3715) Send your religion news changes in our culture, ter. The Rev. V. Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 a.m., worship However, they also tell the less and the hungry we will have service, Sunday school, and nursery tor children; 6:30 p.m., The Manchester Herald welcomes news releases and how they affect story of devotion, doing whatever with us. Fractured families will Pilgrim Fellowship. (649-2863) National Catholic about religion for publication on these Saturday church growth. Second Congregational Church el Covontry, 1746 Boston we can to assist our sisters and not miraculously become whole. Turnpike, Coventry. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Regular St. John the Baptist Polish Notional Catholic Church, 23 pages. Reservations for the brothers in their need. And it’s Injustices will not disappear nor THE schedule: 10a.m., service; 10a.m., church school, nursery to Golway St., Manchester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncola, pastor. Releases should concern events open to the public dinner should be made important to commend those will peace become an immediate Grade 6; 11 a.m., coffee and fellawship; 11:15 a.m., church Sunday mass, 9 a.m.; wsekdays, 8 a.m. (643-5906) by Sunday by calling school. Grade 7 to adult; 11:15 a.m., lunlar choir, 2 p.m.. in Manchester, Bolton, Coventry and Andover. members of our staff plus the host reality. Thus a balance must be BIBLE Junior Pilgrim Fellowship. Nursery core provided. (742-6234) Items will be published once, space permitting. All Bolton Congregational of volunteers who have entered struck between our mission and Talcettvllle Congregational Church, Main Street and Elm Nazarene releases will be subject to editing. William McKinney Church, 649-7077. SPEAKS Hill Road, Talcottville. Co-pastors: Rev. Ronald Baer ond the foray and by their ministries the responsibility of the town. by Church of the Naxarone, 236 Main St., Manchester. Rev. Space limitations do not permit the publication of Rev. Deborah Hasdortf. 10 a.m., worship service and church Philip Chatto, senior pastor; Rev. Mark Green, minister of have made a difference. I believe we have been and still .Eugang Brtwar school. (649-0815) outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday schaal; 10:40 a.m., worship, releases concerning routine activities. Support group to meet That’s the passion these pages are called to be the conference children's church ond nursery; 6 p.m., evening praise The releases should be typed, double-spaced, and reflect. For there is an intensity without denominational bias. Covenant service, nursery. Mid-week Bible study, 7 p.m., Wednesday. In his innaugural address Presi­ include the name and daytime telephone number of The second in a series of support group meetings, here. Needs exist and must be There is both pain and passion in Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Hackmatack St., Monchester. (646-8599) dent Bush decried material goals - Rev. Norman Swensen, pastor. Rev. Paul Knight, associate someone who can provide further information. for those grieving the death of a loved one, will be met. Jesus never lets us forget that calling. It is a calling that bigger bank accounts to leave our pastor. Rev. Kevin Schvvamb, youth pastor. Schedule: 8 and Wednesday at 7 p.m. at First Congregational children, etc. He then stated that 11 a.m., worship services; 9:30 a.m., Bible school. (649-2855) Church of Coventry. the measure of a man Is not what he The group is led by Sister Katherine McKenna of God expressed in pop art has. Episcopal St. Mary Cathoiic Church and Bruce J. Johnson, It was refreshing to hear a public St. Oaorgg'z Episcopal Church, 1150 Boston Turnpike, £ DOUQII e S pastor of First Congregational Church. NEW YORK (AP) - It may doesn’t mean it’s not good, and it figure, especially the President, Bolton. Rov. John Holllger. Sunday worship: holyeucharlst, •-* The adopted theme is “ Healing and Growth.” For seem odd to say that God speaks commit himself verbally to this fun­ 9:30 a.m.; church school, 10:45a.m.; coffee fellowship, 11:30 also needn’t be overtly religious damental truth. Jesus sounded the a.m.; Lady Chapel open mornings. (643-9203) more information call 742-6655 or 742-5689. through the work of such enter­ to convey notes of the sacred. warning; “Watch outi Be on your tainers as rock musician Bruce St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, Park and Church streets, I hold out my hand... gently... steadily... And see a provide a source of strength and peace for the Gifts After all, he adds, many of the guard against all kinds of greed; a Springsteen, filmmaker Woody man's life does not consist in the Manchester. Andrew D. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, lovely caterpillar in my view. of God in the midst of our busy and chaotic lives. parables of Jesus were utterly assistont rector. Worship: 7:30 a.m. and 9:30 a.m.; church Recital at Hartford church Allen and the singer-actress secular, without specified reli­ abundance of his possessions," school, 9:30 a.m.; baby-sitting, 9:15 to 11:15 a.m.; holy I sit and watch it... crawl around, and play and Madonna. gious content, yet were loaded Luke 12:15. eucharlst, 10 a.m. every Wednesday. (649-4583) curl up to sleep and stretch out again for another Rev. Deborah Tate Hobart Richard W. Donohue, director of music of South But that it happens is the with sanctifying import and Many, If not most, of our pro­ day. Center Congregational Church Congregational Church, Hartford, will be presented blems as a nation, a society, arise Gospel And I know that it will need to grow a while longer. in a recital Sunday at 3 p.m. in the church studied conclusion of a explora­ meaning. tory and versatile Roman Ca­ from our insatiable desire for th­ Church of the Living Ood, an evangelical, full-gospel And eventually, it may crawl over the edge... or go sanctuary, 277 Main St. ings. This materialistic focus neu­ church, Robertson School, North School Street, Manchester. around the other side of my hand and travel out of A suggested donation of $4 will be required. tholic priest, the Rev. Andrew tralizes, or even destroys one's faith Rev. David W. Mullen, pastor. Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11:30 Greeley of Chicago. in God. This leads to the devalua­ a.m. Nursery and Sunday school. sight or, it might become a butterfly — At this Church Bulletin Board Besides playing music by famous composers, Manchester Christian Fellowship, 509 E. Middle Turnpike, moment, I know not which — But I also know that to Donohue will perform an improvisation from He maintains that they and a Concordia tion of man, hence the inhumane disregard for one another as Daniel M. Bgisvert, pastor. Sundays, 10 a.m.; Wednesday clutch or hold it tightly would kill the fragile being. hymns chosen at the concert by the audience. procession of other purveyors of Lutheran Church Bible study, 7 p.m.; solid rock coffeehouse, 7:30 p.m., first “ pop” art, including romance reflected in unabashed mutual ex­ Saturday of the month. And so I rejoice that my present task is to hold my 40 Pitkin St., Manchester ploitation. Full Gospel Interdenominational Church, 745 Main St., hand outstretched and stable giving lots of space novels, westerns, mysteries and Manchester. Rev. Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10a.m., adult Church hosts music team Services The solution? “ Each of you 1 comic strips, are frequent chan­ and time for life to be free... Lenten service set should look not only to your own Bible study and Sunday school; 7 p.m., worship service. nels of divine grace. 8:00 8i 10:00 am Tuesday at 7:30 p.m., special Bible studies; Wednesday at - D.T.H. Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church St. will host interests, but also to the Interests of 7:30 p.m., worship service. Prayer line, 646-8731, 24 hours. Messiah Evangelical Lutheran Church, 300 “ God may indeed be encoun­ others." Phil. 2:4. Gospel Hall, Center Street, Manchester. 10 a.m., breaking the national music team. Common Bread, Sunday at Buckland Road, South Windsor, will start the Ash Wednesday bread; 11:45 a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. The caterpillar in the poem is a symbol of the Gifts tered in works of the lively arts 7 p.m. Common Bread was formed and sponsored Lenten season with a communion service on 11:00 am & of the Spirit, which God gives to us to nurture and by Lutheran Youth Encounter. which ordinary people enjoy,” 7:00 pm Wednesday at 7:15 p.m. This is Ash Wednesday. Greeley says, but “ high-culture” Jehovah’s Witnesses encourage toward growth. This can be a really hard Through concert and sing-along music, media CHURCH OF CHRIST This will be the first of a series with six pastors critics and church officials gener­ Rev. KIm-ErIc process, for the tendency is to want to grip and presentations, personal word and witness, puppetry Lydall A Vernon Slroett Jehovah's Witnossos, 647 Tolland Turnpike, Manchester. from throughout New England rotating as leaders ally look down on such output. Williams Tuesday, 7 p.m., theocratic ministry school; 7:50 p.m., squeeze when we know we’ve got a good thing... No and drama the group provides a faith-encouraging of the services. The Rev. Curtis J. Holub of Messiah Just because it’s enjoyable and Phont: 646-2903 service meeting; Wednesday, 7:15 p.m., congregation book one wants to let a good thing go. And yet, having the program. There are six members of the group. The 649-5311 study; Sunday, 9:30a.m., public talk; 10:20a.m., Watchtower Evangelical, will speak at the first service. thus: mmensely popular, he says. study. (646-1490) wisdom to hold our hands open and steady, can public is invited to attend the concert. Engagements Iflaurlirslrr iirralJi Pullout Section, Page 17 Mulvey-Sisson Saturday, Feb. 4, 1989 Janice Wegrzyn of 134 Hilliard St. FOCUS and Kenneth Mulvey of Glastonbury, announce the engagement of their daughter, Lisa Ann Mulvey, to Michael David Sisson, son of Pamela Sisson of West Hartford and Ralph Sisson of Waterford. Coventry teeming with B & Bs The bride-elect is a 1986 graduate of Manchester High School and a 1988 graduate of Manchester Community peals. decided to move south. College. She is a bookkeeper­ By Jacqueline Bennett They put their house up for sale. secretary at the Capitol Region Manchester Herald ” A lot of people who came to Educatfon Council in Windsor. look at the house asked if it could The prospective bridegroom is a f travelers are looking be made into a bed-and- 1985 graduate of East Hartford High for a place to rest and breakfast, ” said Joseph. School and attended Eastern Connec­ awaken to freshly When the farm did not sell by ticut State University. He is employed brewed coffee, muffins October, he said the couple Iand croissants, they decided to change the home into a at Superior Sheet Metal, East bed-and-breakfast inn Hartford. need go no further than the countryside of Coventry. They themselves. A Sept. 23 wedding is planned at can even get a massage. The couple plan to use their Second Congregational Church. Soon the town will be home to experience to open another bed- three bed-and-breakfast inns. and-breakfast inn in the south. The newest is the Mill Brook Joseph said the house in Coventry Lisa A. Mulvey Farm Bed & Breakfast on Wall had a large enough septic system Michael D. Sisson Street, owned by Rose and Joseph and wells to be suitable. No Susan J. Lussier Janice M. Gilbert Fowler. The Special Joys Bed & inspections were needed, just a Ronald T. Mike Jr. Breakfast on North River Road, town permit to run a bed-and- owned by William and Joy breakfast business. Gilbert-Eastman Kelleher, is scheduled to open in Three of the seven bedrooms in Condon-Hammond versity. New York City. She is Lussler-Mike Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gilbert of Old March. the 14-room house have been Mrs. Michael B. Lynch of Manches­ Saybrook, announce the engagement presently attending Brown University On Goose Lane, Anthony and converted into rooms for guests. Fred and Donna Lussier of 333 East ter and James G. Condon of Cheshire, of their daughter, Janice M. Gilbert, School of Medicine, Providence, R.I. Mary Beth Gorki-Felice operate Rose makes hand-sewn teddy St., Hebron, announce the engage­ announce the engagement of their The prospective bridegroom is a to Lyle F. Eastman II, son of Mrs. the two-year-old Maple Hill Farm bears and each room has a ment of their daughter, Susan Jean daughter. Kelly Ann Condon, to John Jean Eastman of 210 Hollister St , and graduate of Lehigh University, Be­ Bed & Breakfast. Since the resident teddy bear. Lussier, to Ronaid T. Mike Jr., son of J. Hammond Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. the late Lyle F. Eastman. thlehem, Pa., with a bachelor of summer, they have also offered a The cost of renovation has been Ronald T. Mike Sr. of Boston Hill John J. Hammond Sr. of New Hope, kept to about $3,000 because The bride-elect is a graduate of Old science degree in mechanical engi­ ’■Respite” at Maple Hill Farm, a Road. Andover, and Kathy Bishop of Pa. Joseph did the work himself. Saybrook High School and attended neering and Widner University, Ches­ three-hour visit that includes a East Hartford. The bride-elect is a 1979 graduate of "We’ve already had bed- Middlesex Community College. She is ter, Pa., with a master of science professional massage. The bride-elect is a 1988 graduate of East Catholic High School and gradu­ Rose Fowler said the couple testers in.” Rose said. the owner of Janice’s Dance Studio in degree in engineering management. Reginald PInto/Manchaatar Herald Windham Regional Vocational School ated from Salve Regina College, decided to open the bed-and- Friends came to stay and try Old Saybrook. He is employed at the Naval Air and is attending St. Joseph College, Newport, R.I., with a bachelor of Engineering Center, Lakehurst, N.J. breakfast after attempts to sell out the beds last weekend. NEW INN — Joseph and Rose Fowler in Coventry. The couple opened the inn West Hartford. The prospective bridegroom is a science degree in nursing and did A Sept. 23 wedding is planned at St. their house failed. Rose believes bed-and- stand in front of the new bed-and- after attempts to sell the house failed. The prospective bridegroom is a 1973 graduate of Manchester High premedical study at Columbia Uni- James Church. "After 25 years of marriage, breakfast inns, common in Eu­ breakfast inn they opened at their home 1986 graduate of Windham Regional School and is a graduate of Central we’re learning to make fresh- rope, were slow to catch on in the Vocational Technical School and is Connecticut State University in New perked coffee for the first time,” United States because the culture employed at Economy Home Britain. He is employed as a sales she said, laughing. protects our privacy. The couple have converted Connecticut. She works part time for a Improvement. associate with Century 21 in Births Anniversary The Fowlers’ decision to con­ "It will be interesting to see if their Cape-style home into a For the Felices, converting pediatrician. Anthony is a manu­ No date has been set for the Wethersfield. vert their 1850-farmhouse into a we have the temperament for Victorian-style home. It is their 1731-farmhouse into an inn, facturer’s representative. In addition to the four guest wedding. A Sept. 9 wedding is planned in Old bed-and-breakfast evolved over this.” she said. painted pink to complement the was a decision made after the For William and Joy Kelleher, theme toys and dolls give the inn. couple found themselves with an rooms, fireplaces, pool and can­ Saybrook. Morianos, Melissa Marie, daughter the past year. With their three staying at similar inns in Europe Renovations cost about $80,000, empty nest. Their five children dlelit country breakfasts, visitors of John Morianos Jr. and Dawn children grown. Rose who works for the Mansfield Board of prompted them to want to open according to Joy. had grown and left home. can also enjoy the hot tub in the LaBreck Morianos of 9 Cook Drive, Education and is a member of the one at home. There will be two rooms for "We had all this room and the new solarium. Bolton, was born Jan. 19 at Manches­ Coventry Town Council, and “We went to Europe a couple of guests and Joy hopes to attract farm is so welcoming and nurtur­ The "Respite” with massage Weddings ter Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Joseph, a local construction con­ times and stayed at bed and “ collectors” . She is an antique ing,” said Mary Beth. "Here, we was Mary Beth’s idea: "So people grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. tractor who also serves on the breakfasts. It was just delight­ dealer and her husband is a track have also combined the old with can come and enjoy short term, William Waite of Hartland. Her Coventry Zoning Board of Ap­ ful, ” said Joy. coach at the University of the new.” stress reduction.” paternal grandparents are Mr. and Lavoie-Milek Mrs. John Morianos Sr. of 42 South Road. Bolton. Mary-Beth Milek of Glastonbury, Taylor, Kelly Ann, daughter of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore William B. Taylor III and Michelle Couple collaborate on book about ferry Milek of Columbia, Md., and Matthew Cormier Taylor of 122 Carpenter Steven Lavoie of Manchester, son of Road, was born Jan. 20 at Manchester experience with youngsters Hadlyme ferry as a model for and colorful to look at. yet books Mrs. Maestro dedicates her Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lavoie of Memorial Hospital. Her maternal OLD LYME (AP) — Connecti­ that would be learning tools. morning hours to writing, but cut author Betsy Maestro says through a book- their book. East Hartford, were married Nov. 11 grandparents are Louis and Leona Maestro says the editor that he she’s usually involved with the children like to read books about "The ferryman takes our The Maestros, who had 32 at St. Paul’s Church, Glastonbury. Cormier of East Hartford. Her ticket. children’s books published, say had been working with was activities of the couple’s 10-year- The Rev. Kevin Forsyth officiated things that go. sc it seemed interested in their concept and old son and 13-year-old daughter paternal grandmother is Madeline natural that she and her husband. “ Now, we can get out of our car some of their other books have at the candlelight ceremony. Mellon of Kennebunkport, Maine. She to see the river. done a lot better in sales across things took off from there. as soon as the school bus brings Giulio, should collaborate on a The artist confides that break­ them home. The bride was given in marriage by has a sister, Allison, 2. book about the Chester-Hadlyme “ There’s so much to look at. the United States, but "Ferry­ her father. Jessica Fisher was maid of Pleasent, Richard Allen, son of ‘‘Boats are everywhere. boat” has been very popular in ing into the publishing world is The Maestros are producing ferry that goes across the Connec­ about four or five books a year honor. Barry and Barbara Allen Pleasent of "And there’s a duck family Connecticut because people rec­ difficult unless you know some­ ticut River. body. He was fortunate to have and usually have several others Richard Blaschik was best man. 144 Cross St., Coventry, was born Jan. ■T like the ferryboat and use it paddling by! ognize the scenes in the book. The authors, who own a large the connections they needed to in the works at any given time. Christopher Fisher and Daniel Fisher 20 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. often to cross the river.” says "The big engine vibrates and converted barn that serves as begin their new career. Mrs. Maestro says they’re were ushers. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Matteson Mrs. Maestro, whose book. "F er­ hums. Q “We can feel the ferry moving their home and studio, began The year "Ferryboat” was currently working on a book After the reception at the Buck- Dwight and Marilyn Pleasent of South ryboat.” was published in 1986 by under our feet. working together on children’s published, it won an award from about the discoveries of the < board Restaurant in Glastonbury the Windsor. His paternal grandparents Stanley and Virginia Matteson of Thomas Y. Crowell. New York. o: "The water spray wets us a books in 1974. Mrs. Maestro, a the Social Studies Teachers of Americas that will focus on the couple left on a cruise to St. Thomas are Lawrence and Barbara Allen of Manchester celebrated their 50th The ferry, which totes cars and u little. graduate of Southern Connecticut America. So. Mrs. Maestro says. era from the Ice Age through X and St. Maarten aboard the S.S. 156 Cross St., Coventry. He has a wedding anniversary on Jan. 22 with passengers across the river be­ 1 State University, taught kinder­ “It is viewed as a book to teach 1500. Another book in progress is Norway. They are making their home tween Chester and Hadlyme from "Our damp faces feel cool in the cc brother David, 3. an open house at the Presbyterian garten and first grade for 11 about ferryboats.“’ temporarily titled. "Bike Trip.” in Manchester. April to November, began operat­ wind.” u Hill, Samantha Marie, daughter of Church. years. She has a master’s degree She says her mission is to take a and Maestro says he will use E- ing in 1769 and is listed as the As Mrs. Maestro tells young V) The bride is a graduate of Glaston­ Kenneth C. and Kimberly Friday Hill They were married Dec. 23, 1938 at in education. Her husband, who complicated subject and write scenes from Mystic in the illus­ second oldest ferry in the United readers about a ferryboat ride u bury High School and the University of 22 Pine Hill St., was bom Jan. 20 at the Deep River Congregational earned his degree in fine arts about it in the way young children trations for this book. X States. The oldest is up-river, in across the river, her husband o of Hartford. She is employed at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her Church with the Rev. Harold Brad­ illustrates the story in bright and from Cooper Union art school in can understand. Her husband’s Their children are avid read­ z Alexander St Alexander of Connecti­ Mrs. Matthew S. Lavoie shaw officiating. Rocky Hill. New York City, worked in adver­ task is to make the pictures in the ers, but Mrs. Maestro says maternal grandparents are Robert The Maestros, who live in Old happy colors. < cut as accounting manager. and Marion Friday of 71 Weaver The couple was attended by Miss Mrs. Maestro stresses that the tising as a book illustrator. book "look friendly." they’re not impressed by their s The bridegroom is a graduate of Polytechnic Institute. He is employed Lyme, say the three-minute river In 1974, the Maestros decided to Although his office is in his author-parents. Road. Her paternal grandparents are Edith Ramsey and Robert Jones. crossing is more fun than whiz­ book could actually be about any George J. Penney High School. as a product support engineer at Pratt team up and write their books, home. Maestro keeps a regular “ They just take it all for Sherwood and Julia Hill of 30 Pine Hill Matteson worked at Pratt St Whitney zing over a traffic-laden bridge, ferryboat, but she and her hus­ Fairfield University and Rensselaer & Whitney, East Hartford. band chose to use the Chester- books that would be fun to read 9-to-5 work schedule. granted.” St. Aircraft for 36 years, retiring in 1976. so they decided to share the 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Feb. 4, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Feb. 4, 1989 - 19 FOCUS / Home FOCUS / Money

How to keep the door shut Overlooked tax deductions Money-management moves Here are some common allowable deductions. Even small claims can By Andy Lang door jamb. After removing the add up - for every $100 you deduct, you can pay from $11 to $38 less The Associated Press On the House plate, use a wood chisel to enlarge in taxes. the mortise into which the plate DEDUCTIONS THAT YOU SHOULD CONSIDER can help keep you on top There are many reasons why a fits. The chalk marks will tell you door becomes balky. When it where the plate should be relo­ PERSONAL DEDUCTIONS cated so the latch will fit into its moves freely and even closes, but fraction of an inch? If so. you can • Charitable contributions and medical expenses paid by Bv the Editors will not stay that way. the trouble opening. file away a tiny bit of the strike credit card. of Changing Times Occasionally, the latch fits into is misalignment of the latch with plate if you have a very small file. • Points paid to get a loan for the purchase or Vow to settle Visa, MasterCard and the plate opening but rattles the strike plate. If not. remove the screws holding improvement of your home are generally Were we to label what follows around. Adjust the plate to halt department-store debts each month to avoid the strike plate to the wood, then deductible. your New Year’s resolutions and One reason for this is the the rattle. do the filing. • Contributions to an IRA paid in cash or by | the 18 percent or higher interest rates on loosening of one or more of the In making these repairs and offered them several weeks ear­ To find out the exact spot at credit card on or before April 15, 1989. door hinges. Reset any loose any similar ones that involve The value of household goods, services or entertainment pur­ lier, you’d probably never get outstanding balances. screws and see what happens. If which the latch is hitting the hinges or strike plates, you will chased to benefit a charitable organization. around to doing them, and you’d strike plate without going into the there still is no precise contact find small carboard shims invalu­ • The cost of gas, parking, fares and mileage to obtain medical feel guilty besides. So call them opening, see if you can find between the latch and the strike able. To make a shim, use the care or to perform volunteer work for a what they are — smart money- scratch marks on the plate. If you those debts quickly, shop for plate, you will have to use a hinge or other hardware as a charitable organization. management moves — and real­ information when you sell. Also can't, rub some chalk on the end slightly larger screw where ne­ pattern. Place it under the leaf or • The cost of preparing your tax return. ize there’s no better time than gather figures on permanent cards with low rates (less than 16 of the latch, close the door and cessary or fill the screw space plate before reattaching it. Usu­ • The cost of remedial reading instruction for a now to see which fit your improvements made to your percent). then open it. Chalk marks will be with wood putty or plastic wood, ally, the same screws can be used child who suffers from dyslexia. circumstances. home. 7. Lock in high yields: Rates allowing it to dry and then left behind to give you a clue as to 4. Start tracking your spend­ may be headed up now but the but occasionally you will need BUSINESS DEDUCTIDNS 1. Put your checking account to resetting the screw. where the latch and plate are not ing: This is a particularly impor­ outlook for later in 1989 is for screws of a slightly different size. • The cost of a passport obtained tor a work: If you keep a substantial IO'-0”-+ - 43'-8" V Assume you have done this or meeting. tant exercise for people who seem lower yields on such investments h that the hinges were all right, If your eyesight and the chalk business trip. cash reserve, don’t let it mildew Do-lt-vourselters will find much hclu- to live from paycheck to pay- as certificates of deposit. secured tightly. In that case, test shows you the latch and the • Transportation costs can be claimed i in a low-interest checking ac­ f ul data an a variety of sublects In Andy check. You needn’t make a 8. Shop your insurance: Put TERRACE, determine how far off the mark plate are not even close to Lano's handbook, "Practical Home you travel to more than one place of work, or to count and certainly not in an religion of it but keep tabs for your auto and homeowners poli­ , service the latch is. Does it just miss the meeting each other properly, you Repairs," which can be obtolned by work and school (for job-related education) or for job-seeking in the account earning no interest. / en?r sending *2 to this newspaper ot Box 5, same line of work, or for work-related errands. several months on where the cies up for bids among several opening in the strike plate by a will have to reset the plate on the Teaneck, N.J. 07666. Stash half to two-thirds in a nn • Some work-related moves.. money-market fund. Even Super money goes, using a home budget brokers — term life insurance, .Sliding door brkfosi^ • The cost ol long-distance business phone calls made too. You’ll almost certainly end DINING RM NOW accounts usually yield book sold by most office-supply i0'« 10’ from your home about a percentage point less stores. Soon your spending patt­ up paying a lower premium on ' A reward paid for the recovery of lost business property. one policy or another — maybe ^ KITCHEN ^ than most money-market funds. ern will emerge, and when it does, vanity HALL Twigs provide winter coior ways to alter it will inevitably even enough to pay for an SOURCE: H6R Btock InloGrapNca S> 1969 Nooh Anwica Syndicate. Inc. 2. Straighten out your records: p ' l He |c Corral all your financial docu­ begin to dawn on you. With the inexpensive “ umbrella’’ policy ments in one place. A fireproof extra cash you can ... that raises your liability cover­ Bv Earl Aronson saucer seeds edgewise, one or two safe is best. These include tax age to at least $1 million. The Associated Press to a peat pot indoors for trans­ Weeders Guide planting outside when frost Tax Adviser returns going back at least three 5. Begin a savings plan: Even 9. Revise your will; Were you to danger ends. In warmer areas, years (longer for forms dealing $25 a week, invested at 7 percent pass beyond the grasp of bill If you look around the lands­ collectors and stockbrokers soon, cape, you'll see that there can be they tend to become perennial. with purchases and sales of a in a money-market fund, adds up BEDROOM I in well-prepared holes that have A smaller vine is the hyacinth and include your husband’s home or stocks), insurance poli­ to $1,300 in one year and $13,500 in would your property go where II * i3'-4" color in shrubs during winter, just By George W. Smith as there is in other seasons. The been filled with enriched soil. bean, which reaches 6to 8feet. Its wages like all of the other cies, your will, bank statements, 10 years. At the least it will buy you want it to? A quick perusal of - planter box color comes from the twigs. Water them during dry periods, if purple or white pealike blossoms QUESTION: How much is the employees. passbooks (not to mention pass­ next December’s holiday gifts. your will is in order. Have living and bedroom levels The coral dogwood is a good necessary, and control weeds are followed by flat, purple earned income credit for 1988? QUESTION: Last year, when I ports) , warranties, deeds, stock 6. Pay your credit card bills: marriage, divorce or deaths or trellis over entry source of reddish twigs. Its spring with regular use of a hoe or seedpods. M.I.. filed my income tax return. I had certificates and mutual fund and Vow to settle Visa, MasterCard births of beneficiaries altered flowers aren't spectacular, but trowel. For double-duty there is the NEW YORK my refund applied toward my brokerage statements. Make a and department-store debts each your desires? scarlet runner bean. Not only HOUSE OFTHE WEEK — This house has no waste space the plant does produce a broad, □ □ □ 1988estimatedincometax return. list of what’s there. month to avoid the 18 percent or 10. Get your toddler a card: does it bear brilliant red, beanlike and a minimum of hall space which makes for good-sized spreading shrub that's 5 to 10 feet .ANSWER: The earned income I can wait for my current refund 3. Improve your record keep­ higher interest rates on outstand­ Congress in 1988 required child­ flowers, but its fruits are edible. tall and just as wide. In the fall, it QUICK COVER VINES: If you credit could be as much as $874. but how can I get my prior year’s ing: Make sure you know when ing balances. Only 20 percent of ren age 2 or older to have a Social rooms and interior dimensions. The kitchen area Daintier, with fernlike leaves, bears clusters of bluish-white want a quick screen, some shade, This credit helps many taxpayers refund quicker? you bought stocks, bonds and personal interest expenses will be Security number if claimed as a includes a breakfast balcony. Plan HA1506C has 1,098 is the cypress vine, with starlike berries. Its young stems remain a background, or cover for an who have a child living with them W.M.. mutual fund shares you now own tax-deductible in 1989 and none at dependent. The old law required square feet. For more information write to architect unsightly area, consider annual flowers of orange, scarlet or for more than half the year and EAST HARTFORD red all winter. and at what price. You’ll need this ail by 1991. If you can’t erase cards at age 5. William G. Chirgotis, 37 Mountain Ave., Springfield, N.J. The osier dogwood, which is vines. They can be trained along white. It grows from 15 to 20 feet who have earned income and ANSWER; The only quick way 07081. Send a stamped, self-addressed envelope. also red. is more spreading, and fences and walls, or to act as and may be grown in a pot indoors adjusted gross income that are is to file your 1988 return. Once bears white fruits. The blood-twig ground cover on steep banks. in winter. Soak the seeds over­ each less than $18,,576. Even if you you have asked the IRS to apply dogwood is taller than either the An attractive but little-known night before planting them; start do not have to file an income tax an overpayments to your esti­ coral or osier. It has black fruits vine is the cup and saucer, which with hot water and let it cool. return, and had no tax witheld mated tax for the following year, Less vigorous and shorter — up SAVINGS AND INVESTMENTS Here’s the Answer and a darker, duller-red bark. will grow to 10 feet — or. under from your pay. you may be you cannot have that amount ADVANCE TAX PAYMENTS m h ™ Species of wild rose include favorable conditions, as much as to only 6 feet — and bearing entitled to a refundable credit up refunded to you. nor can you use it Make sure the right amount ot taxes Investing and saving money can Rosa rubrifolia, blanda and luc- 30 feet. Its large, bell-shaped yellowish flowers with black eyes to $874. The instructions on page in any other way until you file are taken out of your income. If the often result in tax savings; Investing ida, which bear attractive, single­ flowers range from pink to is the thunbergia, or black-eyed 19 of your Form 1040 will assist your 1988 income tax return. tax taken out of your paycheck is in state or municipal bonds generate QUESTION; We plan to refin­ it except shellac. Do 1 have to use type flowers in season. They have purple. Susan vine. It serves well in you. If you're entitled to the Keep in mind that you don’t have too much, you have allowed the tax-free interest; U S. series EE bond ish an old coffee table. The finish a two-part bleach to get off the red twigs. In the North, plant cup and hanging baskets, or hanging from credit, file for it. to wait until April 17 to file your government to use your money earnings are not taxable until they are in most places is still in good finish or will denatured alcohol be Three varieties offer yellow window boxes to run along the return (April 15 falls on a condition but in a few places there sufficient? twigs: the golden-bark willow, a ground. QUESTION: I am self- Saturday this year). Be moti­ percent, you might have to pay a penally. You can of cash to your favorite charity enables you to deduct are black spots. We tried to tree that may be kept low by For all these vines, prepare the employed. I don’t want anything vated and do it now. Better yet. adjust the amount of tax withheld by filling out a W-4 the full value of the securities with no tax on the ANSWER: Chances are dena­ Gardeners' top remove one without success. All it annual pruning: golden-twig dog­ soil as you would for any flowers to do with bookkeeping, so my file electrically for a faster form. appreciation. tured alcohol will do the job. Try did was leave a mess. Is there wood; and Fortune's forsythia, problems or vegetables. Spade the soil husband takes care of that for me. refund. Certain tax practitioners it. If it takes off most offhe finish, END-OF-YEAR PLANNING anything special that will remove whose bark is more colorful than about 7-8 inches deep, breaking I pay him like all of the other are equipped to file electronically TAX-FREE INCOME do if a second time. If that does 1. Insects black marks such as these? the common forsythia's. lumps, and rake it smooth. Make employees, every other week. Do with the IRS which can speed up If you rent your vacation home for Year-end planning can help you to not satisfy you. apply the com­ avoid paying more than is necessary. You can have a fairly bright 2. Not enough rows, fertilizing at the bottom. I have to pay Social Security tax your refund by weeks. less than 15 days a year, you don't ANSWER: As you have found, mercial remover. Working on the fU M M For example, if you don't have green winter landscape with the water Stir in well and put a little more on his wages? need to report the income. You can't it is virtually impossible to furniture first with the denatured enough deductions to itemize every common kerria, a shrub that 3. Weeds soil in overthe mix. Plant seeds ' 2 A.D.. QUESTION: Is the amount of claim upkeep expenses, but you remove such marks without alcohol will do no harm. year, plan payments so that you are grows 4 to 6 feet tall and bears to 1 inch deep, depending on size. PEQUOSSIN. VA. money that I can give to an can deduct mortgage interest redoing the entire piece In fact, 4. Too much able to itemize every other year. single or fully double deep- yellow Water well, and cover the rows individual the same as last year? payments and real estate taxes it you itemize. after you have taken off the old water QUESTION: In ads forexisting flowers in season. The green-twig with boards or newspapers. After ANSWER: Starting in 1988. R.P.. finish, you may find traces of the 5. Birds and DISASTER LOSS SCHEDULING YOUR INCOME houses. I sometimes see the term dogwood is another. Scotch the seedlings emerge, keep out earnings of an individual em­ Dallas black still there. If so. you will rabbits If you sustain a loss to property in a If you have some control over when “ handyman's special.” I have an broom, which grows well in sandy weeds. ployed by his or her .self- have to bleach the surface, wipe ANSWER: There is no change federal disaster area in early 1989, you receive wages (by scheduling idea what it means but I need it places, isanotherfairlyconspicu- 6. Growth ot employed spouse constitute off the residue of the remover spelled out. from 1988 to 1989. A donor may you may choose to deduct the loss overtime or part-time work) you may ous one. Others are the European plants For Earl Aronson's Guide to House wages for Social Security fax according to the instructions on give up to $10,000 annually to an on your 1988 income tax return. report it in the year that is more burning bush, which also has 7. Soil Plants, send $1.50 to: House Plants, AP purposes. Not only must you pay 1 the container and then apply a ANSWER: It usually means the Newsfeatures. 50 Rockefeller Plaza, individual without any gift tax advantageous. colorful leaves, and the green- conditions the employer portion (7.51 per­ bleach. When you are satisfied house is in great disrepair. Be New York, N.Y. 10020. consequences. This amount is stem forsythia. cent) of your husband’s Social with the result (the surface very wary unless you are getting 8. Weather increased to $20,000 if a hu.shand EARNED INCOME CREDIT EXCLUDING GAIN ON HOME SALE However, in order to get Security tax. but also you mu.sf should have a uniform light an exceptional bargain and can 9. Lack ot and wife consent to gift splitting. If your earned income and adjusted If you are 55 or older when you sell brightly colored twigs, you need withhold 7.51 percent from his color), give if a coat of sealer handle remodeling. Anotherferm attention to EMERGENCY gross income were both less than your home, you may take a $125,000 new growth. This means cutting wages for his portion — plus any before applying a stain and final used for a house needing a lot of plots Send your questions to; The $11.000 and you live with a exclusion on the gam, provided you these plants back to the ground at Fire — Police — Medical withholding of income taxes work is “ deferredmaintenance." Tax Adviser, c/o George W. qualifying child, you may be able to had lived there for three of the finish least every second year — or even 10. Blight required. Besides that, you must That usually means “ this house Smith Co.. P.C. 29229 Northw­ receive an earned income credit ot preceding live years. better, annually, in early spring. DIAL 911 file Form 941. Employer’s Quar­ Si QUE.STION: I have an old piece was not taken care of and is in In Manchester estern Highway, Southfield, up to $550. of furniture which has no finish on very poor condition." Plant the shrubs during spring terly Federal Tax Return, for SOURCE: H6R Blodi InloOraphIca e 1389 Nonh Amonca SyralicaH. Inc each calendar quarter of t he year Mich. 48034. i.V--' 20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Feb 4, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Feb. 4, 1989 - 21 FOCUS/Advice FOCUS / TV, Comics & Puzzles

No doubt docs not perfect Where to Write Saturday, Feb. 4

DEAR force the public’s unrealistic A B B Y : I expections of us. We are only Dear Abby Abigail Van Buren 5:00A M (ID weekend with Crook and (38; A M Boston (R) laughed when I human. P.O. Box 69440 Chase 40; Kidsongs (R) (In Stereo) read the letter MICHIGAN M.D Los Angeles, Calif. 90069 ^8) Home Shopping Spree Continues [A&E] Lovejoy (60 min ) from “ Flab­ Dear Abby [CNN] Crossfire [CNN] Daybreak bergasted ’' DEAR ABBY: You asked your Dr. Gott Peter M. Gott, M.D. [DIS] Wait Disney Presents [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Corner [HBO] MOVIE: Nowhere to Hide' (CC) [ESPN] SportsCenter the woman Abigail Van Buren readers to once again support P.O. Box 91428 The widow of a murdered Marine struggles [LIFE] Self Improvement Guide whose physi­ America Remembers/Operation Cleveland, Ohio 44101 to save herself and her young son from cian of many Dear Abby. high-level government conspirators Amy [TMC] MOVIE: Dragnet' (CC) Aftec donate send-up of the popular TV series Ii years didn’t Madigan, Daniel Hugh-Kollv, Michael Iron We at the headquarters of the Dr. Park Robert C. Park, M.D. sides 1987 Rated R lln Stereo) features Joe Friday's nephew on the trail know that she of a power hungry evangelist Dan Ayk­ Pacific Fleet in Pearl Harbor MOVIE ‘Weekend Warriors' A 409 12th St. S.W. [MAX] royd. Tom Hanks. Christopher Plummer wore dentures received a message from the I’SS group of National Guard misfits stages a Washington, D C, 20024 1987 Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) It can happen. It happened to me doctor tell from theexamination? Constellation. The men on board phony dress receptiori in fionor of a miii when I was being examined by an want to thank your readers for the lary inspection Lloyd Bridges, Chris Lem [USA] Diets Don't Work FLABBERGASTED mon, V ic Tayhack 1986 Rated R Army doctor many years ago. He IN CALIFORNIA incredible response. The text of 7:30AM (3 Garfield and Friends looked into my mouth and said 5:30 AM 9 Home Shopping Over 11 BraveStarr (CC) their message follows: night Service Continues 20. Kidsongs “ My. your teeth are beautiful — DEAR FLABBERGASTED: 11 INN News not a filling or cavity! “ He should be able to. (Could there “ Dear Abby: What a warm 26 Peppermint Place Ultrasound is used [CNN] Showbiz Today I said “ I hope not — they’re have been extenuating outpouring of love and support we 30 Completely Mental Misadventures [ESPN] Ski World false." circumstances?! experienced from Americans of Ed Grimley (CC) ^ 6. back home who shared the true [TMC] MOVIE: Cheech and Chong's 38 It's Your Business 1 .^ 3 He looked into my mouth again the Corsican Brothers' Two offbeat and and said. “ You're right. They DEAR ABBY: I had to write meaning of the holiday season for lots of reasons off-key Parisian street musicians meet a 40 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles ICC) are “ and set you and “ Flabbergasted” with all of us! So far (Dec. 20. (jypsy who informs them of their uniqut; [CNN] Sports Close-up 1988) we have received more than ancestral heritage Cheecfi Marin Thomas [DIS] Dumbo's Circus ALSO FLABBERGASTED straight. “ Flabbergasted’ ' was By Robert C. Park, AA.D. (>iong. Rae Dawn Chomi 1984 Rated P<; [ESPN] Outdoor Sportsman IN VIRGINIA upset because her doctor, who 60.000 Hanukkah and Christmas (In Stereo) (USA) Paid Programming had been her doctor for years and cards, letters and culinary de­ If you hear the words ’ ’ultra­ Woman’s [USA] Camp Midnite (90 mm ) DEAR ALSO; Read on for a had brought all her children into lights. But we received much, sound’’ or “ sonogram” chances 6:00AM 3 Captain Bob 8:00A M 3 Adventures of Raggedy much more — we received the Health Ann and Andy (CC) letter that takes the platinum the world, didn’t know that she are it is from someone who has 9 Money. Money 8 40 Flintstone Kids iCC) stethoscope: wore dentures. You seemed love, warm thanks and apprecia­ been pregnant I’ ltrasmind is a 11 INN Magazine 11 Hee Haw equally shocked. Abby. saying tion of America. That outpouring method of using sound waves to 10 Home Shopping Network (3 firs i 20 Popeye DEAR ABBY: Can you stand that this information should be on of gratitude made each and every produce a picture of your internal the woman ovulates, so her egg.*; (CNN) Daybreak one of us here on the Constellation 22 30 Kissyfur (CCi one more letter in regard to a the patient’s chart. organs can be retrieved. The physician |D IS ] You and M e, Kid 24 Zoobilee Zoo physician’s indifference? more committed to doing the jobs A doctor uses ultrasound in uses ultrasound to locate a [ESPN] SpeedWeek we do at sea and around the world pregnancy to determine how big 26 M OVIE Used Cars' A fast talking For more than 20 years. I’ve Please! Most physicians see an woman’s eggs. When ultrasound 6:30AM 3 Young Universe used-uar salesman goes to outlandish — preserving the peace we the bahy is, what position it is in had the same good doctor for my average of 20 patients per day. or is used in this way. the woman's 9 V Slicer lengths to prevent fiis iate lioss car lot routine checkups, physicals. Pap from 100 to 120 per week, so if we cherish as Americans. where it islocated.andifthebaby eggs can be recovered without from falling into evi liands Kiir; Russe'i 11 At the Movies Re* Reed. D ix h » Wfiu Jack Warden, Germ Graham 1980 smears and so forth He is one of don’t remember that a person “ We re away from our families, is developing normally. He or she major surgery lie', Scheduled Tom Cruise's movie car 38 Wall Street Journal Report the best doctors in town and is on wears dentures or has a mole on and we miss them dearly, but the can also use ultrasound to deter­ eer the staff at one of ovir leading her left knee, give us a break. burden of separation has been mine if a pregnancy is growing Ultrasound has been particu­ 20 N ew Zoo Revue 57: Rod & Reel [A&E] Journey to Adventure hospitals This is not an important medical lightened by the cards and letters someplace other than the uterus larly valuable in helping physi­ 61 Comic Strip (In Stereo) fact that can’t be easily disco­ we have been receiving from (womb) such as the fallopian cians locate tumors or lumps in [A&E] Golden Age of Television [CNN] Daybreak [DIS] Good Morning Mickey! After a pelvic examination this vered by an exam and therefore is every state in the USA — from tube. Ultrasound and very sensi­ the pelvic area. For instance [CNN] International Correspondents Sara Gilbert (r.) plays Darlene, the wisecracking tomboy daughter of Roseanne [ESPN] Fishing Crooked Creek year, he asked, “ Have you ever wasted spaceon a patient’sehart. your readers, young and old. tive blood tests can often detect most cysts that form on the [DIS] Mousercise (Roseanne Barr) and Dan (John Goodman) Conner on ABC's "Roseanne." It aiairs had a hysterectomy'’’’ (I’m 56 “ Thank you, America! ’’ ovaries are harmless and soon [ESPN] Thoroughbred Sports Digest [MAX] MOVIE; 'The Questor Tapes' A We must constantly cram new these ectopic pregnancies before sophisticated android uses his computer­ 'Tuesday, Feb. 7 years old) I replied “ Never.” information into our heads and THE OFFICERS AND they rupture and cause life- disappear. Ultrasound may be [HBO] MOVIE; Date With an Angel' A ized brain to locate his missing creator which is true. select the most important to CREW OF THE USS threatening problems. able to confirm that a lump on an young composer s wedding plans go awry Robert Foxworih, Mike Farrell. John Ver when an angel crash-lands in his swim non 1973 [USA] Paid Programming (ED Superman I still can’t get over it Can’t a remember. Please, don’t rein­ CONSTELLATION CV-64 Ultrasond has also become an ovary is indeed a cyst, which can ming pool Michael E Knight. 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Wrestling equate when her new boyfriend experi­ O Friday the 13th: The Series An an­ magazine fea­ [ESPN] College Basketball: Temple at [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Video Dead’ Inter­ 16i Home Shopping Netw ork (3 hrs.) ences impotency. (In Stereo) tique collector's cursed lantern allows him turing interviews, Rhode Island (2 hrs.) (Live) active television takes on a new twist OWVi (Am A 20 MOVIE: 'Prisoners of the Lost Univ­ g4) MOVIE: -Rope’ A pair of murderers m to travel back to the Civil W ar for valuable investigative re­ [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Firewalker' The lure of when TV viewers are slaughtered by zom­ try to conceal the whereabouts of their vic­ erse' A woman is captured by the warlord artifacts. (60 min.) (In Stereo) gold sends two soldiers of fortune on a bies from an on-screen movie. Roxanna N0Wl^T'5^Ho/lff of the planet Vonya and must be rescued. ports and compel­ tim during a grueling interrogation. James MOVIE: The Manhunt' When a perilous quest for hidden Aztec treasure. Augeson, Rocky Duvall. Sam David Kay Lenr, Richard Hatch. John Saxon. ling profiles. It Stewart, John Dali, Farley Granger, 1948. ^ I F/X yoiin young man stops at a ranch to water his Chuck Norris. Louis Gossett Jr.. Melody McClelland. 1987. Rated R. 1983 N a i m p p / horses, the landowner claims the animals airs SATURDAY, Anderson. 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) (5^ MOVIE: 'The Last Picture Show' A [USA] MOVIE: 'Waitress' A writer small Texas town in the 1950's prepares 22 Punky Brewster (CC) are his and has him arrested. John Ethan FEB. 4, on CBS. [USA] Miami Vice meets an odd assortment of weirdos while 24 Here's to Your Health Wayne, Ernest Borgnme, Raymond for the closing of the only theater. Timothy working as a waitress in a sleazy city res­ Harmstorf. 1984 7 : 3 0 P M ® Jeopardy! (CC). Bottoms, Jeff Bridges, Cloris Leachman. taurant. Carol Drake, Carol Bever. Jim Har­ 26 MOVIE: Behold a Pale Horse' Two CHECK USTINGS ® Mama's Family Vint and Naomi com­ 1971. ris 1982 men, who had fought on opposite sides (22) WKRP in Cincinnati FOR EXACT TIME pete against Mama and her friend m a d D Beyond Tomorrow Scheduled: an in­ during the Spanish Civil War. continue their '2^ Joy of Country Painting: Country 1 1:30PM (3D Entertainment This dance contest. terview with author Arthur C. Clarke; the conflu'.i after the war's end. Gregory Peck, Lane Sawscape W eek Peter Falk discusses the return of Anthony Quinn, Omar Sharif 1964. 18; W halers W rap-U p (Live) effect of the Chernobyl disaster on Swed­ "Columbo." (60 min.) (In Stereo) ^ M O VIE: '1 7 7 6 ’ This portrayal of our en's Lapland reindeer; miniature cars for 30 Black Perspective founding fatheis takes place at the First 22; As Schools Match Wits children; a computerized classroom. (60 (3D Star Search (60 min I 38 MOVIE: Rescue From Gilligan's Is­ Continental Congress. William Daniels, 24 W ild America (CC) Examines the mm.) (In Stereo) (3D Freddy's Nightmares: A Nightmare land The shipwrecked castaways are res­ Howard Da Silva. Ken Howard. 19 72. on Elm S treet (60 min ) Julian, John Calvin 1984 24 Victory Garden (CC) (R) wide variety of mollusks. the second larg­ [CNN] Showbiz Week cued after 15 years on their uncharted de- 30' Great W ok of China est group m the animal kingdom (In [DIS] MOVIE: ‘The Boy in the Plastic Q i) MOVIE: 'Body Heat' The love affair of serr island Bob Denver, Alan Hale Jr, 22; i3d) College Basketball; North Caro­ 38 Munsters Today Stereo) 38. M OVIE: 'Killer on Board' A deadly Bubble' The unusual story of a boy who is a lawyer and a married woman unfolds into Natalie Schafer 1978 lina State at DePaul (2 hrs.) (Live) 57; This Old House (CC), and mysterious virus threatens the lives of '30' Superboy An elderly Indian woman born with an immunity deficiency and is a crime of passion. William Hurt, Kathleen '24) Julia Child and More Company 40 Candlepin Bowling (60 mm ) 500 passengers aboard a cruise ship [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday protests a construction company's at­ forced to live in an incubator-like environ­ Turner, Richard Crenna. 1981 "On windy days, the tenants played music 57 W onderworks: The Lion, the W itch Claude Akms, Beatrice Straight, George ;26 Spectacular World of Guinness Re tempt to build on her tribe's swampland ment. John Travolta. Diana Hyland, Robert (M) Life's Most Embarrassing Moments by opening and closing windows.” [USA] My Sister Sam I 1989 by NEA. Inc and the Wardrobe (CC) Pan 3 of 3 Hamilton. 1977 cords A transatlantic hot-air ballooning ro Guest James MacArthur. Reed 1976 (CC) Guests include Billy Crystal 6 :0 0 P M (TP :8. 30 40 News 61 MOVIE. Hell Is for Heroes' A group 40; W W F W restling cord. 57, W ild America (CC) Revealing ingen­ [ESPN] College Basketball: Louisville g g (30) Saturday Night Uve (90 min.) (In 9 A-Team Pan 2 of 2 o< h.rt'e-weary Gl's.give their all to capture 57; French in Action: A La Recherche 38) Hersey's Hollywood ious and dramatic plant reproductive tech­ at M em phis State (2 hrs.) (Live) Stereo) niques through time-lapse photography a German outpost during World War II. D'Une Invitation II 57; Victory Garden (CC). (R) 11 Charles in Charge (CC) An obsessed [L IF E ] MacGruder & Loud (24) Comedy Tonight Steve McQueen. Bobby Darin, Nick (In Stereo) 61 MOVIE: 'The Star Chamber' An 61) MOVIE: 'Through Naked Eyes' A coed pursues Charles. Adams 1962 [TM C] MOVIE: Eddie Murphy Raw' A gg) Racing From Plalnsfield ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook idealistic young judge, frustrated by legal musician and a woman playing a voyeuris­ 20 W ar of the Worlds Horrifying night­ [A&E] Eagle and the Bear filmed concert performance of the actor- (461 Public People/Private Uues [A&E) MOVIE: Hitler: The Last Ten loopholes, finds himself becoming the in­ tic game in their high-rise apartments dis mares plague n woman who has experi­ [CNN] Sports Saturday comedian’s uncensored standup routine. Days' Hitler s final hours, complete with strument of everything he's fighting cover that someone else is watching them enced an alien encounter (60 mm.) (In (57) American Masters: Buster Keaton: 8 : 0 0 P M [ ® Dolphin Cove (CC) Katie s Eddie Murphy. 1987. Rated R (In Stereo) nfnvsreel footage of the atrocities at con- against Michael Douglas, Hal Holbrook, David Soul, Pam Dawber, Fionnula Flana Stereo) A Hard Act to Follow (CC) A profile of the KoELL.AIiT. WHAT X «EA t THE IMMoVaTiVF use fJP 3-D ; T H I^ 1 TrtiUK IT'5 i;e'Uf‘Jtion camps, are documented. Alec (Karron Graves) telepathic abilities may be 9;30PMgg@® Empty Nest (CC) Carol film legend, beginning with his start in Sharon Gless 1983 gan 1983. 22; New s (Live) AgJ £?PP T h e 5 A N \E Guinness. Simon Wara. Adolfo Cell 1973. the only way to save Delbert's life after he falls in love with a South American free­ vaudeville through his meeting with Ros- pip kbil 'rHl^lK That) ^ eciau MAXE-UP...TfJu:K PH(?T&ePPPHlf:. i [A & E ] Shortstories A Polish count seeks [A & E ] Edge of Ice A portrait of life <5-Uk$ WHO DID 24) DeGrassi Junior High (CC) IS poisoned by carelessly discarded fire­ dom fighter. (In Stereo) coe "Fatty" Arbuckle (60 min ) Part 1 of llJaAtA6Lf pR6STrie5Se...lT i FitWAOF [CNN] Newsday a spouse when faced with deportation m above, below and within the sea off Baffin crackers (60 min ) (In Stereo) CHIuO^lRTri A 26) Fugitive [A & E ] Shortstories A visit to the hospital 3 PWIAU. [DIS] Zorro ■Polanaise', a telephone answering Island (60 min.) ® j 40; Mission: Impossible (CC) The leads to an unhealthy state in "The Sight" [A & E ] Variety Tonight Featured: comic loomAimf^xr . machine goes mad m "The Beep." (60 [DIS] MOVIE: The Boy Who Could Fly' '38J Friday the 13th: The Series (60 mm ) [E S P N ] Davis Cup Tennis: U S. vs. Par­ teen-age successor to the throne of an Corbett Monica; Salome Bey, Hunter and min.) (CC) A 14-year old boy who has never 57; Doctor W ho Part 1 of 2 [CNN] This Week in Japan aguay Doubles matches, from Fort Myers, Asian kingdom is the target of his uncle's [DIS] Palmerstown U.S.A. spoken a word believes so strongly in Kash. (In Stereo) 1^ Fla (3 hrs I (Live) ,61) Star Trek deadly plot. (60 min.) (In Stereo) 10:00PM (3D west 57th (CC) (60 magic that he becomes an inspiration to all [CNN] Sports Tonight [LIFE] Foley Square [LIFE] Days and Nights of Molly Dodd [A & E ] Edge and Beyond (In Stereo) min.) (In Stereo) those around him. Jay Underwood, Lucy ® NHL Hockey; New York Rangers at [ESPN] College Basketball: New Mex­ (CC). ® d§) M urphy's Law (CC) Kimi is held [M A X] MOVIE; 'Leonard Part 6' (CC) A Deakins, Bonnie Bedelia 1986. Rated PG [CNN] Newswatch Montreal Canadiens (3 hrs ) (Live) ico at Texas-EI Paso (2 hrs.) (Live) hostage in Murphy's office by a deranged serrtft cgent is brought out of retirement to 2:10PM [CNN] Healthweek 113 MOVIE: 'The Brink's Job' An unlikely [ESPN] Winterworld; The Technicians [DIS] Here’s Boomer claimant; Murphy's wife hires an investiga­ battle a madwoman bent on world domi­ gang of bumblers attempt to break into the 11:55PM [MAX] MOVIE: Aerobi- 2;30PM gg WKRP in Cincinnati [L IF E ] MOVIE: The Long Journey [ESPN] Starshot: Clay target shooting tor to bug his apartment. (60 min.) (In nation Bill Cosby, Tom Courtenay, Joe impregnable' Brink’s vault Peter Falk, Pe­ cide' A deranged killer stalks victims at a Home' About to be declared legally dead, Stereo) Don Baker 1987 Rated PG (In Stereo) (2$ Joy of Painting (R| ter Boyle, Warren Oates 1978 posh Hollywood health spa. Marcia Karr, a Vietnam veteran returns home with an David James Campbell, Fritz Matthews. [U S A ] Dance Party USA (60 min.) (I® Promotional Program [HBO] MOVIE: Date With an Angel' A QD INN News unusual explanation of his mysterious young composer's wedding plans go awry 18 Synchronal 1987 Rated R ± 1 Ci8) Synchronal 1 2 :3 0 P M QI She's the Sheriff ll7) French in Action; Nourritures Ter- post-war activities. Meredith Baxter- '.vhen an angel crash-lands m his swim­ 20) M OVIE; ‘Key Largo' A gang of hoods 12:00AM (Jg) Home Shopping Net­ restres I Birney, David Birncy. Mike Preston 1987 ming pool Michael E Knight. Phoebe takes over a hotel in the Florida Keys and d ® Monsters Three people hide from an . 8 . Career Media Network w ork (3 hrs.) [CNN] Style With Elsa Klensch [U S A ] Bustin' Loose Cates, Emmanuelle Bean 1987 Rated PG intimidates the proprietor. Humphrey Bo­ alien creature they think is out to kill them WINTHROP byDIckCavain 22 Fat Albert & the Cosby Kids (CC) (In Stereo) gart, Lauren Bacall. Edward G. Robinson dD d® Hunter (CC) While an escaped go) G.L.O.W, Wrestling [LIFE] Goodnight. Beantown 4:1 0 P M [CNN] Sports Close-up 24 Here's to Your Health 1948 serial murderer stalks Hunter, McCall gg) MOVIE: 'Black Magic Terror' A wi­ [TMC] Short Film Showcase [L IF E ] MOVIE; 'Going for the Gold: The 30 W hat About W omen Bill Johnson Story' Bill Johnson becomes 22) (5o3 2 2 7 (CC) Brenda wants to marry a poses as a high*school instructor to get dow asks a magician to help her trap a MY UNCLE HARLEY, THE I'M qO IN S TO START OUT A N D WORkrMY WAV 4 :3 0 P M SJ 140 Wtde world of Sports: [C N N ] Evans 8» Novak 3:00PM CIO Knight Rider the first American to win a gold medal m ar Swaziri prince. (In Stereo) more information about the killer. (60 min.) handsome engineer Ty Young, Lily Leigh MA3ICIAN, IS TEACHING- WITH SMALLTHINiaS, LIKE UP TO THE SCHOOL World Alpine Skiing Scheduled World Olympic downhill skiing event Anthony Part 1 of 3. (In Stereo) 1979 [DIS] Best of Ozzie and Harriet IT MOVIE: 'Red Sun' An outlaw and a Alpine Ski Championships, men’s down­ 24 This Old House (CC) ME HOW -RDMAKE THINGS B/JTfONS AN D PAPER CLIF5., BUILDINS. Edwards, Dennis Weaver, Wayne North d ® Combatl gS MOVIE: 'Cagney & Lacey' Two samurai set out to retrieve a stolen Ja­ hill. from Vail, Colo., World Challenge of 26 MOVIE: 'Easy Rider' Prejudice and [LIFE] Easy Street rop 1985 women police officers and best friends DISAPPEAR. panese sword Charles Bronson, Ursula Champions Figure Skating, pairs competi­ violence await a pair of rebellious motor­ (61] Hardcastle and McCormick who. while dealing with on-the-job sexism, 1 : 0 0 P M c s One on One W ith Jim Andress, Toshiro Mifune 1972 tion. from Pans. (90 mm.) (Taped) [U S A ] Diamonds (60 min ) cyclists on a cross-country odyssey to find [A & E ] Jennie: Lady Randolph Churchill outdistance their male peers by cracking a Lampiey (60 mm.) 18 Home Shopping Network (60 min.) the "real" America. Peter Fonda. Dennis '24j (57j Frugal Gourmet (R) (In Stereo) 6:30PM (3D CBS News (CC) Pan 4 of 7. tough murder case. Loretta Swit, Tyne 8 This W eek in the Big East: Basket­ Hopper. Jack Nicholson 1969. 22. 30 Track and Field: Panasonic Mill- 26 Billy Packer's College Basketball Siskel & Ebert Scheduled "Net Alibi [CNN] Headline News Daly, Al Waxman 1981 ball report. rose Games From Madison Square Gar­ (Tom Selleck), "Kinjite" (Charles Bron­ 38 MOVIE: 'Body Heat' The love affair of [HBO] Boxing: Uoyd Honeygan vs. [A&E] Living Dangerously A documen­ den m New York (60 min.) (Taped) (38) Bosom Buddies 9. Baretta son), "Three Fugitives " (Martin Short, a lawyer and a married woman unfolds into Marlon Starling and Mark Breland vs. tary of the pioneers of space flight, includ [CNN] Big Story a crime of passion. William Hurt. Kathleen 11 W ar of the Worlds The aliens' search 24 Madeleine Cooks (R) (In Stereo) Nick Nolle) Seung-Soon Lee Lloyd Honeygan (33-1, ing the record-breaking flights of Chuck Turner, Richard Crenna 1981. for a missing warship leads them to an PBA Bowling: Si 60,000 Budweiser [ESPN] Skiing 24 Hours of Aspen '11! Starting From Scratch James puts 22KOs) vs. Marlon Starling (45-5-1, 25 Yeager, (90 min.) Indian reservation (60 min ) (In Stereo) Classic From Don Carter’s Kendall Lanes [M AX] MOVIE; 'The Princess Bride' his house on the market to help Helen 57) MOVIE: 'Robin Hood and the Power KOs) for the WBC Welterweight title and [CNN] Newsnight Pilighthearted fairy tale from fiob Reiner by the Sheriff of Nottingham Jason Con­ Welterweight title. Both bouts scheduled ^ Antiques control, a 1950s-slyle car nostalgia tour, when Communist rebels seize an Ameri­ Cary Elwes, Mandy Patinkin. Chris Saran­ (24) Bill Moyers' World of Ideas: Ethics: nery, Judi Trott, Nickolas Grace. 1983 for 12 rounds. (2 hrs.) (Live) 30 Triple Threat driving two fast Chevy IROC Camaros For W im ps Only? Ethicisi Michael Jo- can supenank Gary Busey, Henry Silva. don 1987 Rated PG (In Stereo) (615 Reporters Scheduled: a happily mar­ [LIFE] Hush Little Baby: The Challenge CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vance Rodawalt sephson explores how the rules of Ameri­ 1988 Rated R (In Stereo) 40) Let's Go Bowling (60 mm.) [A & E] Jennie; Lady Randolph Churchill ried father who has elected to undergo of Child Care Personal and emotional con­ [USA] Double Trouble can life are determined by the moneychan­ Part 3 of 7 transsexual surgery (60 min.) (In Stereo) sequences of America's lack of adequate [LIFE ] Lady Blue 57, Shining Time Station Premiere (CC) gers on Wall Street (R) [CNN] On the Menu 5:00PM ® A -Team Part 1 of 2 child care. (60 min.) AUaH/ YOU JUST TOOK NOW IVE 60TTO ) fS p e ^ [CNN] Newsday [A&E] Living Dangerously A documen­ 1 2:30AM (3D Love Boat (1l) Tw ilight Zone (CC) An accomplished (4® ABC New s (CC) [DIS] Born Free tary of the pioneers of space flight, includ­ [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Christine' (CC) Strange fiP Synchronal Research OFFAU, MY MAKEUP STA(?T ALU OVER/ / lu [D IS ] Boone pool player challenges the ghost of an all- [A&E] Heroes: Made in the U.S.A. [ESPN] Figure Skating: U.S. Pro Cham­ ing the record-breaking flights of Chuck things stan to happen when a high school d D Crimes o fth e Century A 1948 case in WITH ONE UCK.' [HBO] Loser Take All Two teen-age time champion. (In Stereo) Doctors who treat infants with congenital Yeager. (90 min.) loser restores a '58 Plymouth Fury. Keith pionship Pairs competition From Or­ which a California man's armed robbery boys are confronted with a character chal­ heart defects; Rep. Claude Pepper (D-Fla ); Gordon. John Stockwell. Alexandia Paul. lando. Fla. (60 min.) (R) (51) NHL Hockey: Hartford Whalers at [CNN] PrimeNews and sodomy convictions led him to the gas lenge and learn that life's true victors are N ew York Islanders (2 hrs , 30 min.) an athlete who helps wheelchair racers. 1983. Rated R. (In Stereo) not always winners [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire [HBO] MOVIE: '*batteries not in­ chamber (Live) [CNN] Pinnacle [USA] Hitchhiker [M A X ] M O VIE: The Log of the Black cluded' (CC) The beleaguered residents of go) Friday the 13th: The Series An an­ [LIFE] Cagney & Lacey International Cooking School [D IS ] Good Morning. Miss Bliss (CC) Pearl' Based on his dying grandfather's a crumbling Manhattan brownstone re­ 10:30PM (S) Monsters Three people tique collector's cursed lantern allows him o Oo [TM C] MOVIE: 'Rustlers' Rhapsody' last words, a stockbroker sets out to re­ (2® The Saint [ESPN] SportsCenter ceive unexpected help from mechanized hide from an alien creature they think is out to travel back to the Civil War for valuable (CC) A singing cowboy protects a small visitors from space. Hume Cronyn. Jessica cover a sunken treasure. Ralph Bellamy, ^ 3 Starting From Scratch James puts [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Sign o' the Times' The to kill them, artifacts (60 min ) (In Stereo) town from an evil cattle baron Tom Beren- Tandy. Frank McRae. 1987. Rated PG. (In Kiel Martin. Glenn Corbett. 1975. his house on the market to help Helen flamboyant rocker performs in concert at [CNN] Evans & Novak ger, G W Bailey. Marilu Henner 1985 Stereo) d® Twilight Zone [T M C ] M O VIE: 'Foul Play' An innocent launch a real-estate career. the Rotterdam Music Hall in Holland, Rated PG (In Stereo) d4) Drive-In Blues A nostalgic look at the 1 [TMC] movie: F o u I Play' woman becomes entangled in a plot to kill Prince. Sheila E.. Shcena Easton 1987 [LIFE] Days and Nights of Molly Dodd 2:45AM @ Julia Child and More Company (R) drive-in movie business, An innocent woman becomes entangled in [U S A ] MOVIE: 'The Hand' A psychotic the visiting pope. Chevy Chase, Goldie Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) (CC). cartoonist finds that his dismembered [A&E] Hollywood: The Golden Years dl) MOVIE: 'Last Tango in Paris’ A des­ a plot to kill the visiting pope Chevy Hawn. Burgess Meredith. 1978 Rated PG. [MAX] MOVIE; 'The Mean Season' hand has taken a direction of its own Mi­ This six-part documentary on the history 7 :0 0 P M ® Lifestyles of the Rich and tructive passion develops between a Chase, Goldie Hawn, Burgess Meredith (CC) A Miami reporter is the only public chael Came, Andrea Marcovicci, Viveca [USA] Hollywood Insider of RKO Studios begins with Fay Wray, Famous Singer Gladys Knight; talk show middle-aged man and a lonely Parisienne 1978 Rated PG contact with a psychopathic serial mur­ Lmdfors 1981 King Kong. Katharine Hepburn and Rudy host Larry King. (60 mm.) Marlon Brando, Maria Schneider, Jean- 3:1 5PM [HBO] MOVIE: The Legend derer Kurt Russell. Manel Hemingway, Ri­ 1 :00AM 3D m o v ie : 'Tha Miracle Vallee Host; Ed Asner. (60 min.) Pierre Leaud. 1973. 1 :30PM (5) UCONN Coaches Show of Billie Jean’ (CC) The details surround­ (® f22J Wheel of Fortune (CC) chard Jordan 1985. Rated R. W orker' A young woman helps a blind ing an accidental shooting turn two teen­ [CNN] Newswatch [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents deal-mute child lost in a world of fear and Quilting: Hawaiian Applique (R) ® It's a Living Sonny comes down with a [USA] MOVIE: 'Neon Maniacs' After agers into fugitives and eventual cult fi­ [ESPN] Racing Across America 1988 severe case of "middle-age blues" when anger Melissa Gilbert, Patty Duke Astin, the police disbelieve their story about News BUQ8 BUNNY by Warner Broe. (3^ Money, Money. Money gures Helen Slater. Peter Coyote. Keith Eclipse Award Special (60 min.) (Taped) he turns 40 |R) 11 :00PM (D CiD (D S® ® Diana Muldaur 1979. Gordon. 1985 Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) monsters, three teens go after the vicious (11) go) Tales From the Darkside While Long Ago & Far Away; The Pied Pi­ [HBO] World Figure Skating Cham­ (It) Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) creatures themselves. Allan Hayes. Leilani 3D Healthy Diet per of Hamelin Premiere (CC). staying in a dilapidated motel, a traveling 3:30PM r24) f57) Yen Can Cook: No pions Salute Dorothy Hamill (CC) Scott Dr Pulaski ages rapidly after being ex­ Sarelie, Donna Locke. 1986. go) It's a Living Sonny comes down with a salesman (Paul Dooley) meets a beautiful HEARD ELMER FUPD W HAT'S t h e p o o r HE'S a l l e r & i c t o 1 [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday Hamilton, Rosalynn Sumners. Tiffany Chin, Time to Shop posed to a mysterious virus. (60 mm ) (In but dangerous woman (Dorothy Parks). severe case of "middle-age blues " when FLOWERS/ 8:30PM gg @1) Amen (CC) When a IS IN THE H O SPITAL.' GUY IN FO R " [HBO] MOVIE: Jake Speed' (CC) A [CNN] Your Money Kitty and Peter Carruthers and Robin Cous­ Stereo) he turns 40. (R) ins perform in this tribute to the 1976 Swedish housemaid needs a husband in a g g New s (Live) young woman seeks the help of a pulp [USA] Cover Story ■20) Friday the 13th: The Series An an­ hurry, Deacon Frye stands in. (In Stereo) go) Dating Game hero to rescue her sister, who has been Olympic champion (60 min ) (In Stereo) tique collector's cursed lantern allows him g4) Blackedder N ew Yankee W orkshop (CC). :38) Hersey's Hollywood kidnapped by African white slavers 4:00PM CU PGA Golf: Nissan Los A n ­ [TM C] MOVIE: Dragnet' (CC) Affec­ to travel back jo the Civil War for valuable gg) Paid Programming Wayne Crawford. Karen Kopins, John geles Open (CC) Third round, from Pacific tionate send-up of the popular TV series artifacts. (60 mm.) (In Stereo) [D IS ] DTV 2 A compilation of music vi­ [D IS] MOVIE: 'The Boy Who Could Fly' (67) Sneak Previews Jeffrey Lyons, Mi (CC) A 14-year old boy who has never Hurt 1986 Rated PG (In Stereo) Palisades. Calif (2 hrs ) (Live) features Joe Friday s nephew on the trail '24) Between the Wars deos featuring animated Disney favorites. chael Medved. Scheduled reviews "Her spoken a word believes so strongly in of a power-hungry evangelist Dan Ayk­ [LIFE] Goodnight, Beantown [MAX] MOVIE: Shootout' An ex ( D To Be Anr>ounced. 26) Hee Haw Alibi" (Tom Selleck): "The Iron Triangle" magic that he becomes an inspiration to all gunman is torn between his obsession royd, Tom Hanks. Christopher Plummer ® Knight Rider CS Smothers Brothers Co­ (Beau Bridges). (In Stereo) those around him Jay Underwood, Lucy with revenge and his responsibility for a 1987 Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) (30) Benny Hill 9:00PM medy Hour (CC) (60 min.) (In Stereo) (gi) To Be Announced. Deakins, Bonnie Bedelia. 1986. Rated PG. 6-year-old girl and a lonely widow Gre 18J Synchronal [USA] Throb f38) W ar of the Worlds (60 min.) gory Peck. Pat Quinn, Robert F Lyons ;20; MOVIE; 'Ghost Warrior' A 400-year f f l C40) Man Called H aw k (CC) An ex-con [A&E] Slap Maxwell Story 5;30PM f ii j t and t (CC) Turner's GlO) National Geographic (60 mm ) [LIFE] Self Improvement Guide 1971 Rated PG old samurai warrior is awakened from a [C NN ] Capital Gang state of suspended animation in modern- homeless friend finds a bundle of stolen (61) Star Trek; The Next Generation (CC) [USA] MOVIE: 'Student Confidential' [D IS ] M OVIE: 'Houdlni' The man consi­ 2:00PM (^College Basketball: Syra­ day Los Angeles Hiroshi Fujioka, Janet money (In Stereo) Dr Pulaski ages rapidly after being ex­ C ontinu ed. ■ ■ dered to be the world s greatest magician 1 ; 1 0AM [CNN] Travel Guide Is shown In biographical comedy. Tony 24 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Feb. 4, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Feb. 4. 1989 - 25

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If there is something im­ generously today, but don’t carry It to "valves' portant you have to consider, weigh and extremes and impulsively give away 45 Fastened balance every aspect. something you may later wish you 24 with a rod 23 25 1 GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Your priori­ hadn't. 49 Lamb's pen name 30 v > 50 Large container 51 This (Sp.) 33 Bridge 52 Wine casks 53 Theater sign 36 labbr.) the A-K of clubs would need to be in NORTH Z-4.81 54 Genus of frogs West’s hand, but since West was silent 55 Leisure ♦ a J 7 42 43 44 1TQJ53 -luring the auction, it was next to im­ 56 It precedes gee THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk k Sy Barry possible for him to hold so much in ALLEY OOP by Dave Graue ♦ Q43 57 Baseballer Mu- 49 high cards. From West's point of view, sial ♦ Q95 I HAVE THEIR )GOODl Al.L RIGHT, I WHICH ' TO TH' tX? YOU THIMK. PEY NOT A CHANCE, REP BEAKO.' IF OH, DeAR„CAN THEY CLWIB ALU ''o h ,,! ' V "forget the ^N'^HOWABOUTA it seemed likely that declarer had a WEAPONS. ,Y ME HEARTIES'. WAY.? SAW US BURYING THEY HAD, THEY'D BE A LOT 52 'THE WAV IIPiz SHOULDP IvDIIvDFFICe.tOUNEEP WEST EAST singleton heart, but West was not sure DOWN ♦ 5 3 BROWNIE n M A R C H ! PER TREASURE* MORE EXCITED THAN THEY yE5„THey'i?e |A REST. TIA1E WIT ♦ 4 2 which minor suit he should switch to. ARE RIGHT NOW! EXPERT6. DIANA, ♦ A K 10 9 8 55 KITANPHELOfSe ♦ 6 4 2 So he tried trumps instead. That gave X 1 Actress___ I'v e /4N IDBA.. ♦ J 7 2 ♦ 10 9 8 6 Rowlands ♦ J4 2 ♦ A K 10 7 declarer an opportunity for chicanery. 2 Actor Montand (c)1989 by NEA, Inc SOUTH He won the spade in dummy with ♦ K Q 10 9 8 6 the ace and immediately led the queen ♦ 7 of hearts. East played the four and de­ ♦ A K 5 clarer discarded a deceptive five of di­ ♦ 8 6 3 amonds. 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-■ ~ T h AVEs 2,-if MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Feb. 4, 1989 — 27 I I ■ ■ ; ’' M ' 26 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Feb. 4. 1989 © ) All Creatures Great and Small ® 2D MOVIE: Full Exposure: The Sex (23 Baretta ® 5 21 Jum p Street Hanson goes under­ Tapes Scandal' Premiere, (CC) An assis­ (55 Honeymooners Part 1 of 2. 1 : 0 0 P M (2D Learning the Ropes Ellen Sunday, Continued cover in a juvenille detention center to in­ tant D.A. goes under cover to solve the LONESOME murder of a high-priced call girl. Vanessa (iD Save the Children Dr. Zulie Nak- befriends a new boy in school who mis­ vestigate an inmate's drug overdose hooda, Director of India for Save the Sunday, Feb. 5 DOVE______takes her friendship for love death. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Williams, Lisa Hartman. Anthony Denison. 1989. (In Stereo) Children-Canada. talks about her organiza­ come romantically involved. Sally Field, [C N N ] Newswatch dD Connecticut News Week Tommy Lee Jones, David Keith. 1981. [A&E] A Walk Through the 20th Cen­ tion's goals. Two former Tex­ tury VVith Bill Moyers (60 min.) @) Joseph Campbell and the Power of as Rangers (Robert dD MOVIE: 'Arsenic and Old Uace' Two Rated R. [E S P N ] Skiing: U.S. National Cross Myth: W ith Bill Moyers (CC) The con­ New Life BlOOAM C13 Sustaining bumbling custodian-turned-counselor old ladies poison unsuspecting gentlemen Country Championship From Giants [CNN] Newswatch cepts of God, religion and eternity as ex­ George Michael's Sports Mach­ 3:00PM (M) Tax Break '89 (CC) Ridge, Minn. (Taped) 25 2D comes to the rescue Jim Varney, Victoria Duvall, I., and with elderberry wine in this adaptation of [D IS ] MOVIE: Betrayed' The leader of a pressed by Eastern and Western belief ine vi1 Alice Racimo, John Vernon 1987 Rated PG. (In Joseph Kesselring's long-running play. (261 Police Story Tommy Lee Jones) [LIFE] Controversies in Reperfusion Dutch resistance movement knows that a systems, the Navajo Indians and Carl Jung. ( ^ Talking Sports W ith Rod Michaud 38} Home Shopping Spree Continues Stereo) Cary Grant, Priscilla Lane, Raymond Mas­ 38' MOVIE: 'The Child Stealer' A Therapy: An International Symposium group member is feeding information to (60 min ) Part 6 of 6. establish a cat­ sey. 1944. 2D Morgan Brittany on Beauty [CNN] Sports Review 8:00AM dD New England Sunday tle ranch in the last woman begins a desperate search for her [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents the Germans. Clark Gable, Lana Turner, ^ Masterpiece Theatre: All Passion [DIS] Palmerstown U S.A. (ID Great Escape children when her ex-husband kidnaps Victor Mature. 1954, Spent (CC) While her pompous children 2D Christian Lifestyle Magazine (J) Make It Real remaining unde­ them. Beau Bridges. Blair Brown, David 5:30PM (BT)Gentle Doctcr: Veterinary [USA] MOVIE: 'Student Confidential' (38) MOVIE: 'Children of Divorce' Three [E S P N ] SportsCenter continue to squabble, Lady Slane becomes 2D MOVIE: 'Silverado' In the 1880's the d ) Porky Pig/Bugs Bunny Groh. 1979. Medicine Premiere Four hjgh-school misfits come to the aid of veloped Montana families from different social levels cope [LIFE ] Cardiology Update the object of an eccentric millionaire's at­ paths of two drifters converge en route to their emotionally distraught guidance (35 Frederick K. Price Territories, in with the problems of separation. Barbara 57) Masterpiece Theatre: All Passion ©3 Charles in Charge (CC) An obsessed tentions. (60 min.) Part 3 of 3. their destiny in a town called Silverado Feldon, Greg Mullavey. Bill Dee Williams. Spent (CC) A friendship develops be­ coed pursues Charles. [TM C] MOVIE: 'Ernest Goes to Camp' Kevin Kline, Scott Glenn, Danny Glover. counselor. Eric Douglas. Marlon Jackson. (3D Living the Word "Lonesome (CC) A summer camp's existence is threa­ 25 It's Garry Shandling's Show A mem­ 1980 tween Lady Slane and her new landlord [A & E ] Battle Line 1985. Susan Scott 1987 (20) Transformers Dove." The CBS tened by a local mining concern until a ber of the studio audience drops dead from ^ ) Let's Go Bowling Mr Bucktrout. (60 min.) Part 2 of 3. laughing at Garry's monologue. (In Stereo) 2?) Page Fifty Seven (R) [HBO] MOVIE: Jake Speed' [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday bumbling custodian-turned-counsolor 5:05AM ^ Sunday Today Scheduled: censorship miniseries airs [A & E ] Lady of the Camellias (CC) A young woman seeks the help of a in Israel and Britain; interviews with Mal­ dZ) Ethics in America Premiere (CC) [E S P N ] Ski World comes to the rescue Jim Varney, Victoria [A & E ] Miss Marple: A Pocketfull of Rye 2 5 Blade SUMDAY. FEB. Racimo. John Vernon. 1987. Rated PG. (In Police are baffled when they find a handful pulp hero to rescue her sister, who has colm X's daughter, profile of a cappella vo­ This 10-pan senes opens with a discus­ [CNN] World Report [LIFE] Failing Heart: New Management [A & E ] Good Time Cafe 5 through sion of cheating, child abuse and aduliry. Stereo) of rye in the pocket of murdered financier been kidnapped by African white slavers calist Bobby McFerrin. sneaker footwear [DIS] Superman Strategies [CNN] Sports Tonight Wayne Crawford. Karen Kopins, John craze, physical fitness. (90 min.) WEDNESDAY, Panicipants include Supreme Coun Justice [U S A ] Miami Vice Rex Fortescue (60 mm.) Part 1 of 2 Hurt 1986. Rated PG (In Stereo) Antonin Scalia, U.S. Surgeon General C. [ESPN] Track and Field: Mobil One In­ [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents [CNN] Week in Review [DIS] MOVIE: 'Quentin Durward' Poltti (^.4) (57) Sesame Street (CC) FEB. 8. vitational From Fairfax, Va. (2 hrs.) (Live) 7;30PM [C N N ] Sports Sunday Barry cal intrigue in French King Louis XI's court CHECK IISTINGS Everett Koop, journalist Linda Eilerbee 6:00PM (2D CBS News (CC) [D IS ] Sandburg's Lincoln Becoming a 5:15AM [MAX] MOVIE: American (3^ Oral Roberts Host: Fred W. Friendly. (60 mm.) Pan 1 of [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update Moroz recaps the weekend of the world of Based on a novel by Sir Waller Scott. Rob Justice' A former police officer wages FOR EXACT time (3D (^ (3D P) News sports. canny politician and adept at analyzing ert Taylor. Kay Kendall, Robert Morley (M) [LIFE ] W orld Tomorrow 10 people during his first presidential cam­ war against corrupt border guards who are 3;30PM (65 MOVIE: 'Bad News Bears (ID A-Team [ESPN] Horse Racing: Strub Stakes 1955. exploiting Mexican emigrants. Wilford ® Robert Schuller (65 MOVIE: 'Teachers' A teacher stands in Breaking Training' The Bears are As­ paign and election, Abraham Lincoln strug­ MOVIE: 'The Final Conflict' A priest From Santa Anita Park in Arcadia, Calif [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update Brimley. Jameson Parker, Gerald McRa- muller, Maureen O'Sullivan. Johnny She- up to the system when his overcrowded trodome bound for a big playoff game. (55 gles to form a strong Cabinet in the midst [A&E] Journey to Adventure dD World Tomorrow sets out to destroy the Satanic mission of (Live) ney. 1986. Rated R field. 1E42. school is sued for awarding a diploma to William Devane, Jackie Earle Haley, Clifton of politnal infighting. (60 min.) [USA] Hollywood Insider [CNN] Daybreak (57) Power of Choice (CC) What to do an illiterate student. Nick Noite, JoBeth Damien, the Antichrist. Sam Neill. Rossano dD Chalice of Salvation James 1977 [LIFE] Milestones in Medicine [LIFE] Cardiology Update 5:30AM Clil in n News when "just saying no" won't do Part 4 of Williams, Judd Hirsch. 1984. Brazzi, Lisa Harrow. 1981 1 1 :45PM (M AX] MOVIE: 'Five Cor­ [DIS] Good Morning Mickey! [DIS] Superman ® Murder, She Wrote (CC) ners' Working-class 1963 Brooklyn is the dD dZ) M ister Rogers (CC). 11. (R) 3D Synchronal 8:00PM [TM C] MOVIE: 'Rosary Murders' (CC) [CNN] Moneyweek [ESPN] Magic Years in Sports: High­ [CNN] Newsday The long-lost heir to a large fortune reap­ A pries* and a reporter try to capture a setting for this account of 36 hours in the dD Synchronal Media [CNN] Sportscene [HBO] HBO Family Playhouse When a [ESPN] Motorcycle Racing: FIM World lights 1954 The year 1954 is featured [DIS] Return to Treasure Island (CC) hiqh-school student contracts AIDS from a (?D MOVIE: 'Telefon' A Russian secret pears. claiming to have amnesia. (60 min.) Detroit :ienal killer who's been murdering lives of several disparate characters. Jodi^ Superbike Championship From Donning- with a special segment on hockey great dD Sacrifice of the Mass [D IS ] Mickey Goes to Moscow Mickey Jim IS framed for murder and escapes from blood tranfuslon, prejudice and ignorance agent and his beautiful CIA counterpart (In Stereo) priests and nuns. Donald Sutherland, Be­ Foster, Tim Robbins. 1988 Rated R team up to stop a madman from triggering ton. England (R) Gordie Howe. (R) (S) Munsters Today Grandpa turns to a joins Soviet counterpart Misha the Bear for Jamaica with Long John Silver; Silver's from peers and townspeople abound Studio 5B (CC) Samantha in linda Baue*. 1987. Rated R (In Stereo) a gala premiere of the first Disney-Soviet World War III. Charles Bronson, Lee Re- (23 (3D is 1 2:00AM (23 Magnum, P.l. [H B O ] Adventures of Tom Sawyer Tom video dating service with hopes of finding former pirate friends challenge him to a bi­ Stars Jessica Walter, Ronny Cox and Flor­ trouble after she books a sex surrogate 6:00AM (3 ] We Believe Film Festival, featuring four animated Dis­ mick, Donald Pleasonce. 1977. 9:30PM (23 Benny Hill and Huck help free a wild horse. the perfect woman. Guest: Nanette Fa- zarre contest. (2 hrs.) Pan 3 of 5 ence Henderson. (60 min.) who IS actually an actor involved in a hoax; l5 Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) d]} Money Money ney classics. 251 Tracey Ullman A joint U.S.-U.S.S.R. br Pulaski ages rapidly after being ex­ [USA] Cartoons bray. [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update (24) Wonderworks; Runaway (CC). Doug's popularity is waning. (60 min.) (In 03) INN Magazine [ESPN] Gameday 4:00PM (jB] St. Elsewhere space mission; Dave is furious when W il­ posed to a mysterious virus. (60 min.) (In ® Career Media Network [USA] Street Hawk ( ^ Outer Limits Stereo) 8:30AM ((8^ world Tomorrow 9 My Secret Identity Andrew discovers liam breaks his promise to avoid red meat. Stereo) flB) Bravo! (61) Fame [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update Qi3 War of the Worlds Horrifying night­ : 3 0 P M Starting From Scratch that his video-store employer sells drugs (3D War of the Worlds Horrifying night­ (In Stereo) J8) Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) (3D Choices We Face [USA] She-Ra: Princess of Power 1 (ID mares plague a woman who has experi­ mares plague a woman who has experi­ (^J Insight / Out [DIS] Don't Eat the Pictures: Sesame Kate's boyfriend lefuses to go to the along with the movies. [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update §D Porky Pig enced an alien encounter. (60 min.) (In enced an alien encounter. (60 min.) (In 22 Synchronal {65 New Life Street at the Metropolitan Museum of 1 1 :45 AM [H B O ] MOVIE: w here the prom, James faces the difficult task of put­ 11' MOVIE; 'Cat People' A woman (26) Discover Stereo) Stereo) 1 0:00PM (23 News 26) Wrestling: All-Star Wrestling [DIS] You and Me, Kid A rt Big Bird and his friends visit the Metro­ River Runs Black' (CC) A primitive young ting a dog to sleep disbelieves the legend that intimacy will politan Museum of Art in New York (60 Cl8) Synchronal ^ Robert Schuller Indian boy finds himself thrust into ^ dD SportsWorld: Boxing and Soft- transform her into a panther, and that she (57) Nature (CC) Scientists Maurice and Cri) INN News (30, Superboy An elderly Indian woman [E S P N ] Outdoor Life min.) Katia Krafft's study of volcanic eruptions. l2p) Battlestar Galactica Part 1 of 2 protests a construction company's at­ QD One Day at a Time Part 1 of 4. modern-day civilization Charles Durning, ball Scheduled: Roben Hines vs. Damn can only revert to human form after she (18) Synchronal [LIFE] It Is W ritten [ESPN] Sportraits: Dick Button and Alessandro Rabelo, Peter Horton, 1986 Van Horn for the I6F Junior Middleweight has killed. Nastassia Kinski, Malcolm (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) (22) [p ) Family Ties (CC) Alex's new job tempt to build on her tribe's swampland [A&E] Twentieth Century (2D Jimmy Swaggart [T M C ] MOVIE: T o p Secret!' (CC) An Mats Wilander Rated PG (In Stereo) title, scheduled for 12 rounds, from Atlan­ McDowell, John Heard. 1982. (65 Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) means an old college friend will be fired (In Guest James MacArthur (R) [C N N ] Evans & Novak (60 min.) (In Stereo) (24) Yes, M inister American rock 'n' roll star gets caught up [LIFE] Family Practice Update 12:00PM College Basketball: tic City, N.J , Major League Baseball stars 18 Synchronal Stereo) 38' Home Shopping Spree m high-level espionage while touring East [D IS ] Wuzzles (CC). Georgetown at Villanova (2 hrs.) (Live) compete in the annua! All-Star Softball [A&E] Vietnam War With Walter (24] Nature (CC) Bird species found in the '2D Worldvision Germany Val Kilmer, Lucy Gutteridge, [M AX] MOVIE: 'Switching Channels' Game, from Orlando. Fla, (2 hrs,, 30 min.) 20 T and T (CC) Turner's homeless friend 61) Gene Scott [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour (CC) A cable news director schemes to Cronkite A surprise holiday attack by the arid lands of western Africa's Mali, 2S1 Odd Couple Omar Sharif 1984. Rated PG. (In Stereo) (2D MOVIE; 'Just You and Me, Kid' An (Live) finds a bundle of stolen money, (In Stereo) [A&E] lacocca: An American Profile keep his ex-wife, who is also his star re­ Vietcong shocks the U S, armed forces. through which the River Niger flows, (60 [H B O ] Encyclopedia (CC). (In Stereo) elderly ex-vaudevillian takes in a 14-year- 22 30' College Basketball: Duke at v57/ Peter Ustinov's Russia: A Personal Tom Brokaw reports on the business [CNN] Healthweek porter, from re-marrying. Kathleen Turner, dD Tony Brown's Journal (60 min.) min ) (In Stereo) 6:10AM old runaway despite the protestations of Notre Dame (2 hrs.) (Live) History leader whose management techniques [LIFE] Self Improvement Guide Burt Reynolds. Christopher Reeve 1988 his meddling relatives. George Burns. (3D Wild Kingdom [CNN] This Week in the NBA A weekly f38) MOVIE: 'Tex' A vulnerable 15-year- 25 Duet (CC) Linda decides to change her saved America s third-largesl automobile 6:30AM CIDvista [MAX] MOVIE: The Pick-Up Artist' Rated PG. (In Stereo) 26 Fugitive Brooke Shields, Burl Ives 1979. [CNN] Moneyweek magazine-style report on NBA players and old IS caught in an emotional tug-of-war as ways after a session with a psychic (In manufacturer from bankruptcy. (60 mm ) dD It's Your Business (CC) An attractive museum tour guide teams. he tries to grow up without parental guid 10:10AM [CNN] On the Menu (55 MOVIE: 'A Stranger is Watching' A 40 Superboy An elderly Indian woman Stereo) d5 Christopher Closeup proves to be more than a match for a 21- [HBO] Warning: Medicine May Be Ha­ protests a construction company's at­ ance. Matt Dillon. Jim Metzler. Meg Tilly. [CNN] World Report killer holds hostages in the tunnels under zardous to Your Health (CC) Interviews [D IS ] Danger Bay (CC) Jonah, Nicole and [A&E] Hollywood: The Golden Years year-old ladykiller. Molly Ringwald, Roben 1 0:30AM ([ID Insids Washington tempt to build on her tribe s swampland. Pete decide to join a training crew aboard 1982. [E S P N ] Billiards: World Open 9 Ball QD Twin Star Productions Downey, Dennis Hopper. 1987 Rated PG- New York's Grand Central Station Rip and case studies on the accuracy of lab Clips and interviews highlight the RKO (2D American Telecast Torn, Kate Mulgrew, James Naughton. Guest; James MacArthur, an antique schooner, (in Stereo) @ Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin Championship Semifinal round, from Las So) Insight 13. (In Stereo) tests, the effects of hysterectomies and days of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers Vegas, Nev (60 min.) (R) 1982 57 New Yankee Workshop (CC) [ESPN] Skiing: World Cup Freestyle Host: Ed Asner, (60 min.) (3^ Ring Around the World (35 Love Boat the interaction of medications (In Stereo) 2 5 America's M ost Wanted Scheduled: 9:00AM CID Sunday Morning (CC) (90 From Lake Placid, N.Y (60 min.) (Taped) Segundo Balaguer Matias, wanted for mur­ [LIFE] Self Improvement Guide ® This Old House (CC). (3D Home Shopping Network (4 hrs.) [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update [DIS] MOVIE: 'In Search of the Casta­ [C N N ] Headline News [A&E] Golden Age of Television min.) ways' (CC) An elderly professor helps der; escaped murderer Wilson Lee Brook [USA] Financial Freedom dD MOVIE: 'Oh God! Book II' The Visitor [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Boy Who Could [DIS] MOVIE: 'Zorro, the Avenger* Don [C N N ] Style W ith Elsa Klensch Synchronal Research (M) Three Stooges 2 :0 0 P M ® NBA Basketball: Chicago throe children look for their missing father (in Stereo) SD from above charms an innocent into Fly' (CC) A 14-year old boy who has never Diego and his father are thrown into prison Mayors Report Bulls at Detroit Pistons (2 hrs., 30 min ) in the South American jungle, Hayley Mills, 1 2:30AM (23 To Be Announced. [DIS] Mousercise CD Jetsons @D spreading his message. George Burns, spoken a word believes so strongly in [A&E] lacocca: An American Profile after uncovering a political conspiracy in­ (Live) Maurice Chevalier 1962. Rated G. C32) Making it Happen [ESPN] Motorweek Illustrated (l5 BraveStarr (CC). dZ) Newton's Apple (CC). (R) Suzanne Pleshette. David Birney. 1980. magic that he becomes an inspiration to all Tom Brokaw reports on the business volving an arch rival. Guy Williams, Gene [A&E] World of Photography ( ^ Wonderful World of Wheels C13 (3D Skiing: World Alpine Champion­ [LIFE] Family Practice Update those around him. Jay Underwood. Lucy leader whose management techniques Sheldon. 1959. 1 2:40AM [T M C ] MOVIE: The Dirty (l5 Davey & Goliath (3D Kenneth Copeland Deakins, Bonnie Bedelia 1986. Rated PG. 6:45AM ships (2 hrs.) (Live) [M AX] MOVIE: 'Two Mules for Sister saved America's third-largest automobile Dozen' A tough Army major manages to [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday dD McLaughlin Group (In Stereo) [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update dD Bugs Bunny MOVIE: 'Support Your Local Gun- Sara' After rescuing a nun from an attack manufacturer from bankruptcy. (60 min.) whip an unruly group of misfit convicts into 7:00AM dD Wall street Journal dD [M AX] MOVIE: 'Switching Channels' dD Sesame Street (CC) [ESPN] This Week in Sports d6) W ar Chronicles fighter' A runaway bridegroom is mis­ by three men, a man and the nun join [LIFE ] Internal Medicine Update [C N N ] PrimeNews shape for a deadly mission into enemy ter­ ® 8th Day (CC) A cable news director schemes to ritory during World War II Lee Marvin, Er­ dD Frederick K. Price [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update dD Meet the Press (CC), taken for a notorious gunfighter by a feud- forces to help the Mexican Juaristas in [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Chisum ' A cattle [E S P N ] College Baseball: Arizona State dD Point of View keep his ex-wife, who is also his star re­ nest Borgnine, Charles Bronson. 1967 [TM C] MOVIE; 'Honky Tonk Freeway' (M) Mama's Family Vint and Naomi com­ ridden small town. James Garner, Suzanne their attempt to overthrow Emperor Max- rancher battles the growing influence of a at Florida State (3 hrs ) (Live) porter. from re-marrying Kathleen Turner, New Gidget Pleshette, Harry Morgan. 1971. 11‘ Larry Jones Residents of a small town are unhappy pete against Mama and her friend in a millians government, Clint Eastwood. villainous land baron in 1870's New Mex­ Burt Reynolds. Christopher Reeve. 1988. (T) Lifestyles of the Rich and David Paul [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Color Purple' (CC) 1 :00AM 18, Divine Plan (3D about a new expressway. Beau Bridges, dance contest. (35 MOVIE: 'Altered States' A research Shirley MacLaine. 1970. Rated PG ico. John Wayne. Forrest Tucker. Christo­ Steven Spielberg's adaptation of Alice Rated PG. (In Stereo) Famous Singer Gladys Knight; talk show scientist uses dangerous self­ pher George 1970. Rated G (20) Synchronal (15 Shining Time Station Premiere (CC). Beverly D’Angelo, William Devane. 1981 dZ) Soapbox W ith Tom Cottle Five young [USA] Throb Walker's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel de­ [U S A ] Philip Marlowe, Private Eye (60 host Larry King. (60 min.) Rated PG. (In Stereo) experimentation to solve the riddle behind [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Assassination' A Se­ tailing 30 years in the life of a rural South­ mothers discuss teen-age pregnancy and PGA Golf: Lo s Angeles min.) (23 Countdown to Quitting. A Stop \22j James Kennedy d5 New Munsters man's origins. William Hurt, Blair Brown. 4:30PM (2D cret Service agent tries to get to the ern black woman. Whoopi Goldberg, dD Jewish Life why they kept their babies. (R) Open Final round, from Pacific Palisades, Smoking Breakthrough (26) Rin-Tin-Tin 10:45AM Charles Haid. 1980. bottom of an apparent plot to assassinate Danny Glover, Oprah Winfrey. 1985 I 0:30PM 2 3 D.C. FolUes Guest: actor [A&E] Living Dangerously (90 mm.) [A&E] MOVIE: 'The Conformist' To de­ Calif (90 min.) (Live) Tales From the Darkside While stay (2D Face the Nation the first lady. Charles Bronson, Jill Ireland. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) Leslie Nielsen. (35 30, It's Your Business [CNN] Daywatch 1 1 :00AM monstrate his loyalty to Mussolini's fascist ® MOVIE: 'The Pink Panther Strikes ing in a dilapidated motel, a traveling sales­ Again' The bumbling Clouseau finds him­ (23 Out of This W orld Alien powers help Stephen Elliott 1987. Rated PG-13. (In 01) Odd Couple 38 Kenneth Copeland (2D Career Media Network state, a man must murder his former pro­ [LIFE] Physicians' Jourrtal Update man (Paul Dooley) meets a beautiful but [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents self pitted against Dreyfus, his former su­ Evie "create" a substitute father. Stereo) Munsters Today fessor, Dominique Sanda, Jean-Louis Tnn- [M AX] MOVIE: 'Rooster Cogburn' A (25 Bless Me, Father dangerous woman (Dorothy Parks). ® Jimmy Swaggart (2D perior, who's now intent on conquering [ESPN] NBA Today tignani, 1971, 20) Twilight Zone [U S A ] Murder, She Wrote minister's daughter helps a former deputy (3D Promotional Program the world Peter Sellers. Herbert Lorn. 2D Ask the Manager 2D That's the Spirit Fantastic World of Hanna-Barbera [HBO] MOVIE; The Color Purple' (CC) [C N N ] Newsday (40) Great Escape Nashville. Tenn.; the marshal win back his badge. John Wayne. Lesley-Anne Down, 1976 6:30PM CID News 25 Crimes of the Century A 1948 case in [A & E ] Miss Marple: A Pocketfull of Rye [A & E ] Dancing Daze (60 mm.) Steven Spielberg's adaptation of Alice dD Pool to Reel Virgin Islands: Amsterdam. Netherlands. Katharine Hepburn. Richard Jordan. 1975. [D IS ] Best of W alt Disney Presents Pro­ CI3ABC News (CC). which a California man's armed robbery Police are baffled when they find a handful Walker's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel de­ S4) Frugal Gourmet (R) (In Stereo) fessor Ludwig von Drake explores man's dD Fight Back! With David Horowitz CST) Hometime: Contracting a Home Rated PG. [CNN] Daybreak tailing 30 years in the life of a rural South­ (CC) and sodomy convictions led him to the gas of rye in the pocket of murdered financier dD It's Your Business relationship with outer space throughout (CC), Part 1 of 10, ^ NBC News [U S A ] College Basketball: North [D IS ] Welcome to Pooh Corner ern black woman. Whoopi Goldberg, chamber. Rex Fortescue. (60 min ) Part 1 of 2. dD Connecticut Real Estate Showcase history. (60 mm.) Mysteryl: Inspector Morse II (CC) [H B O ] MOVIE: The Beniker Gang* A [CNN] Inside Business Carolina-Charlotte at SMU (2 hrs.) (Live) [ESPN] SportsCenter Danny Glover, Oprah Winfrey. 1985. Morse identifies the owner of a red car [LIFE] Family Practice Update [ESPN] Cycling: Sparkler Grand Prix Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) (40) Business World [E S P N ] Davis Cup Tennis: U.S. vs. Par­ family of orphaned children embark on a [D IS ] Animals in Action Featured: how gD Day by Day (CC) Orl- From Seattle. (60 min ) (R) [HBO] Berenstain Bears' Comic Valen­ spotted on the Woodstock Road on the 8:30PM News aguay Singles competition, from Fort cross-country journey that takes them to rattlesnakes, monkeys, peacocks and ginal "Brady Bunch ' cast members visit 11:00PM 23 (1) (25 2P) (3D tine Animated (CC) Brother Bear has a [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update DeGrassi Junior High (CC) night of Sylvia's murder. (60 min.) Part 2 of [HBO] MOVIE: The Night Stalker' A Myers. Fla. (3 hrs.) (Live) Hawaii in search of a new life. Andrew squirrels use their tails. Ross in his dreams (In Stereo) (23 Barney Miller secret admirer who reveals herself just as [TM C ] MOVIE; 'The Gospel According MOVIE: 'For the Love of Benji' Benji 2 VICIOUS prostitute killer frustrates an alcoh­ d5 [LIFE ] Physicians' Journal Update McCarthy, Charlie Fields, Jennie Dundas. [LIFE] Family Practice Update (55 Cheers (CC). he's about to give up hope. to Vic' A skeptical Catholic school teacher sniffs out a bogus CIA agent in Athens, [C N N ] W eek in Review 1985. Rated G. ( ^ Hot Metal Part 4 of 12. olic Los Angeles cop. Charles Napier, [N IA X ] MOVIE: The Karate Kid' (CC) (3S Jack Van Impe Michelle Reese. Gary Crosby. 1987. Rated [LIFE] Self Improvement Guide rejects the belief that his recent string of Greece. Patsy Garrett. Ed Nelson, Cynthia [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Happy New Year' A [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update 7:00PM ® 60 M inutes (CC) (60 mm ) (©) Married... W ith Children (CC) Marcy successes are actual miracles. Tom Conti, Smith 1977. When a teenager is bullied, a Japanese (In Stereo) insists Peggy and Al accompany her on a (^) Insight / Out R handyman teaches him about self- pair of aging New York jewel thieves head [TNIC] MOVIE: 'Top Secret!' (CC) An [MAX] MOVIE; 'The Woman in Red' Helen Mirren, David Hayman 1986 Rated [A&E] Our Century; World War II Hi plane trip after a gypsy's dire prediction [USA] Paid Programming confidence and karate. Ralph Macchio, No- to Florida in search of easier pickings. Pe­ American rock 'n' roll star gets caught up (2D ® Incredible Sunday (CC) Sched­ 23) Are You Being Served? (CC) An otherwise happily married San PG-13. (In Stereo) tier's conquest of Europe begins with the ter Falk. Wendy Hughes. Charles Durninq uled; two magicians attempt to perform (In Stereo)' Francisco bureaucrat becomes obsessed riyuki "Pat" Morita, Elisabeth Shue. 1984 in high-level espionage while louring East ^ Paid Programming 1:20AM [MAX] MOVIE: The Tele- Employment Connection destruction of Warsaw, and continues 1987 Rated PG more than 47 tricks in four minutes; a [DIS] Wiffenpoofs in China Yale's all­ with a gorgeous model and tries desper­ 9:30AM QD Rated PG. Germany. Va Kilmer. Lucy Gutteridge. male a cappella group sings and looks at phone’ (CC) An unemployed and ex­ with the invasion of France and the Battle three-fingered pianist; a contortionist. (60 2D AM Boston tremely bitter actress uses her telephone ately to inmate an affair with her Gene dD Bugs Bunny/Daffy Duck [USA] All-American Wrestling [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update Omar Sharif. 1984. Rated PG. (In Stereo) life in China. of Britain. (60 min.) min.) 25 McLaughlin Group to vent her frustrations on friends and ene­ Wilder, Kelly LeBrock, Gilda Radner. 1984 (35 Transformers [USA] MOVIE: 'The Naked Face' After [USA] My Sister Sam Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) [DIS] Strawberry Shortcake in Big Ap­ 1 2:30PM dD High School Bowl his secretary and patient are murdered, a dD MOVIE: 'The China Syndrome' A TV 9:00PM (23 Lonesome Dove (CC) Two 23) Connecticut: Now (In Stereo) mies alike. Whoopi Goldberg. Elliott dD Archies ple City Animated Animated Strawberry Public People/Private news crew is thwarted by the authorities former Texas Rangers (Robert Duvall, Gould, John Heard. 1988. Rated R. (In [U S A ] Calliope (2D Promise of America: The Hunger psychiatrist comes to believe that he is the 5:00PM (23 [A & E ] Buffalo Bill d2) Meet the Press (CC) Shortcake attempts to outwit the Peculiar Next Door A profile of America's hungry real target Roger Moore, Rod Steiger, Art Lives when they attempt to report a nuclear Tommy Lee Jones) renew their spirit of Stereo) Purple Pieman of Porcupine Peak in the Big power plant accident that they themselves adventure as they and several other resi­ [CNN] Inside Business V :30AM (dD At the Movies (3D Adelante poor population and the groups committed Carney 1985 (23 Knight Rider To Be Anrrounced. Bakeoff in which they are both finalists. witnessed. Jack Lemmon, Jane Fonda, Mi­ dents of a small Texas town join a cattle [E S P N ] SportsCenter (60 min ) 1 :30AM (23 dD Breakthrough to improving their lives (60 min.) (J8) Synchronal d5 My Secret identity Andrew dis­ [ESPN] Sports Reporter 2.1 5 P M [IVIAX] MOVIE: 'N ewm an's chael Douglas 1979. drive to the Montana Territory. Based on (55 INN News CfD Sunday Mass covers that his video-store employer sells (2D On the Record [H B O ] MOVIE: 'N uts' (CC) A prostitute Law' A detective, who can't be bought by (2D War of the W orlds Horrifying night­ (5D Synchronal Larry McMurtry's novel, (2 hrs ) Part 1 of [D IS ] Return to Treasure Island (CC) drugs along with the movies [LIFE] Cardiology Update accused of murdering a client attempts to CU} World Tomorrow (2D Rat Patrol the syndicate, is disgraced by a frame-up mares plague a woman who has experi­ 4 (In Stereo) prove that she is competent enough to Jim is framed for murder and escapes from 1 and suspended from the force. George enced an alien encounter. (60 min.) (In (2D ^ Magical World of Disney: Save ^18 Abbott and Costello dD Synchronal Research 1 1 :10AM [C N N ] Travel Guide dD Connecticut Newsmakers the Dog (CC) A penniless actress (Cindy (23 ® MOVIE: Ruthless People' (CC) stand trial Barbra Streisand, Richard Drey- Jamaica with Long John Silver; Silver's Peppard, Abe Vigoda, Gordon PinsenI Stereo) A husband's scheme to get rid of his rich fuss. Maureen Stapleton. 1987 Rated R. former pirate friends challenge him to a bi­ (2.Qj Miracle Faith Outreach dZ) Long Ago & Far Away: The Pied Pi­ 1 1 :30AM ® TV Open House (3D It's a Living Sonny comes down with a 1974 Rated PG Williams) desperately tries to save her sick per of Hamelin Premiere (CC) severe case of "middle-age blues" when (24) All Creatures Great and Small pet. Tony Randall. Katherine Helmond, wife backfires when she is kidnapped be­ (In Stereo) zarre contest (2 hrs ) Part 3 of 5 Day of Discovery (XI (401 This Week W ith David Brinkley fore he can carry out the plans. Danny De­ [CNN] Your Money he turns 40. (R) 2.3 0P I\/I (24) Adam Smith's Money (263 Saint Charlotte Rae and Tom Poston also star [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update [U S A ] Win the War Against Wrinkles (2SJ Dr. James Kennedy (CC). Vito. Bette Midler. Judge Reinhold. 1986. spotlight on Government World: Making Millions From Maga­ (60 min.) (In Stereo) [D IS ] Raccoons (In Stereo) (X) Triple Threat zines Friday the 13th: The Series An an­ [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Five Corners' Working- 2:00AM (23 New England Sunday (R) (3^ Celebrate: Lincoln tique collector's cursed lantern allows him (3 ) Natiorial Geographic (60 min.) (35 Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous class 1963 Brooklyn is the setting for this [ESPN] Lighter Side of Sports QD A t the Movies Rex Reed, Dixie Wha- (57) Firing Line: Japanese Takeover: Singer Gladys Knight; talk show host Larry (23 New Generation [CNN] Big Story [A & E ] Shortstories A high-school nerd to travel back to the Civil War for valuable MOVIE: 'The Bridge on the River account of 36 hours in the lives of several tley. Scheduled. "Her Alibi" (Tom Selleck); Good or Bad? (R) King. (60 m in) 1 0:00AM CD) Sybervision comes to terms with gym class in artifacts. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Kwai' A hardened, resolute British officer, disparate characters Jodie Foster. Tim (55 Alice [DIS] Dumbo's Circus "Physical Evidence" (Burt Reynolds). 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Be­ U S. as a circus atir asser popular sweeper in the world” of what the society is seeking in as a renegade CO]) who '■elies upon enigmatic Britisher iCharlcs POPULAR — Cyco Ball-Bearing carpet sweeper from roadrunner, the official Arafat ANSWER: One of the mosi astrology, cominiters ano other Dance). who claims lobe an in the taking the words from page 9R4A order to get a wider picture of the Here the 49-year-old lournal- Bissell was labeled “the most popular sweeper in the bird: the pinon, the official DAVID FROST moving was my recent inter­ esoterica to solve his casi-- Now Aegean on a re heo’og i c;i I in the Russell & Erwin hardware town’s merchantile and indus­ ist talks about the definition of trial background. He’d would like world” back in 1899. tree; the native trout, the . . . not a snob view with Benazir Bhutto the he's stalking a serial kille- aided business. catalog They were offering the official fish; the black bear, tabloid television, his most item with nickel fittings at $24 per a call on 649-2502 from persons first woman tolead an Islamic by a weirdo artist (Alan Rick Directed by Jan es Dearden the official animal; the chili engrossing interviews, anc why dozen. Yes, dozen. willing to part with anything surveys, no programs devoted nation. I was deeply touched b\ man the suave villain iti "Die who wrote "Fatal Attraction tion for members and guests of and pinto bean, official he's not a snob That price was topped by the labeled with an old-time Man­ COMING EVENTS: to issues like should one-legged her sincerity and dedication Hill'd "). 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Free must have terminal jet lag re-open in early April with chester resident, is an authority luded to "Geraldo” does that hammed Ali and Sammy Davis more sensible than it plavs picture casts a civilized -pell The original Grand Rapids admission, parking and door exhibits from our past you on many types of collectibles. mean "Inside Edition" won’t be General de Gaulle promised me­ The movie is screwy Scenes GRADE: •**■* model without the Cyco bearings prizes. Many dealers will be ANSWER: I love it It's wouldn’t believe Perhaps you’ll Questions should be sent to: covering the satanism beat an interview on the third day begin as drama and suddenly could be had for $22 and the "best offering stamps and supplies for New ‘sandwich’ positively invigorating The be offered a hands-on experience Collectors’ Corner, Manchester after he rose from the dead, but veer into crackpot comeo\ oth DIE HARD (R) A dried-out and low-priced sweeper in the world” collectors. last time I commuted (foi an either? with this mint-state gem from Herald. P.O. Box 591, Manchester CHAMPAIGN, 111. (AP) he never showed up. That was a ers start out jokey :ind turn newly beefed-iij) Bruce Willis the Crown Jewel, was 21 a dozen. early talk show.” there was no ■ The regular meeting and auc­ 06040. — A bovine version of the ANSWER: My father was a great disappointment to me jejune Characters hehiive im flexed his muscles in this popular The collecting of vintage carpet Bissell. Concorde (jetliner! or fax ma peanut-butter-and-jelly Methodist minister, so 1 think and no doubt to him, too probably, presumiibly sothiit the action adventure. Playing a sort chines. Back then, it was a sandwich may help keep we’d deal with satanism killer can hound them better The of hipster Ramho. Willis is a 74-hour flight. Now I do it in hay from spoiling and make gingerly. QUESTION: You come from actors don’t seem to know what is smart-aleck New York cop who three. arrives in L.A. on Christmas E \ e Here’s the story behind a famous photo it more nutritious and deli­ a solid middle-class back­ expected of them from minute to cious for cattle. QUESTION: What was your ground. but you married the to visit his estranged wife (Bon­ QUESTION: "Tabloid TV” minute, so they do a little bit of Researchers at Southern impression of Richard Nixon daughter of a duke. Do you nie Bedeleia) at the high-rise waving their rifles, so when a has been getting a lot of everything. Kline, a likable By Sandy Colton the efforts of Lowery and the Illinois University in Car- when you interviewed him after think Britain still has a strong office building where she works colleague asked if he had set the criticism in the press lately theater-trained type who tends The Associated Press Marine motion picture camera­ bondaie are spreading a Watergate? class system? toward big effects on screen, is When a group of foreign terror­ Camera Angles man who had also been on the shot up, Rosenthal said yes. How will "Inside Edition" ists enters the building. Willi’s substance that resembles downright hyperbolic here. This It ’s been over 40 years since the scene. differ from TV shows like "A wife and the other employees are It was not until much later that peanut butter onto bales of ANSWER: He wasn’t very ANSWER: Funnily enough is simply a movie that doesn’t appearance of the famous picture Current Affair" or or "Un­ taken hostage. Eluding the ter­ When he went up Suribachi, Rosenthal discovered it was the hay to see if it shields the good at small talk. He made for someone who’s married to a work, a botch made by talented of Marines raising the flag on Iwo much farther away. solved Mysteries"? rorists, Willis spends the movie Rosenthal was carrying a grab shot of the actual flag­ hay from rain and snow and many more admissions aobut duke’s daughter. I ’ve always people. GRADE: ■* Jima, and for many of those When the Marines raised this playing a series of nasty cat-and- stripped-down Speed Graphic raising — not the posed shot — reduces spoiling. Watergate than w'e’d expected. been described as a classless years, the photographer, Joe larger flag, Rosenthal almost ANSWER: I don’t know what mouse games with them in and three film packs containing that everyone was so excited They also may add flavor­ But that wasn’t because he was with a classless accent. I do didn’t get the shot. tabloid means. If it means the Rosenthal, was beset by the 12 exposures each. That’s 36 about. ings to the protective paste being cooperative. During the think there is still a class New home video various corridors and shafts. This ■’I was playing gentleman with (New York) Daily News. then, rumor that the shot was posed. pictures, the equivalent of one to make it more appealing first taping, he tried to stone­ system in England, but it’s not picture is fun. if you like stylish a Marine motion picture camera­ Although the true story has yes. we’re tabloid. If you mean PASCALI’S ISLAND (PG-13) For the record, the picture was roll for a modern 35mm camera. to livestock and nutrients to wall. but even he realized that as powerful as it used to be. self-mocking viciousness of the man, making sure 1 didn’t get in been told many times, the rumor the National Enquirer, no. If by Ever read the novel of Lawrence macho school There’s no way. not posed. make it more healthful, said wasn’t working. On the second There is the feeling that the law Here is the real story: his way. He. incidentally, got the Today’s photojournalist on a persists. tabloid you mean hard-hitting Durrel. those period tales of though, fo some of the more Robert Wolff, a professor of investigative, concentrating on day. we kept pushing and benefits the rich and powerful, perfumed exoticism? Here’s a Rosenthal, then a 33-year-old only motion picture film of that comparable assignment would Again, for the record, the Iwo agricultural mechanization not just the upper class. I ’m an spectacular visual effects to people rather than issues, yes. pushing until he finally came British film that takes you into photographer covering the Pa­ flag-raising. I had time for just probably shoot many rollsof film, Jima flag-raising picture was at the school. right out and said. “I let down egalitarian. I always felt that come through on video. GRADE: If you mean garbage and such a word. cific theater for the Associated one quick grab shot of the actual but the combat photographer of NOT posed! inheritance tax should be 100 character assassination, we re the American people” Press, took the picture in 1945 on flag-raising. ” Rosenthal Rosenthal’s day had to make his percent so everybody .starts not tabloid. top of Mount Suribachi, shortly recalled. shots count. “There were so QUESTION: When you inter­ with equal opportunity. But after U.S. Marines had captured Rosenthal then took a second many pictures to be taken that, viewed the shah of Iran in exile, now that I have three young QUESTION: What kind of the peak during the battle for Iwo picture of some Marines guying during that battle, you could point did he seem like a man capable children myself. I ’m starting to stories would "Inside Edition ” Jima. down the flagpole with rope. For your camera almost anywhere UNWINDING: How Americans relax of ordering the torture of question that. The picture helped raise mo­ his third picture, when "there and get pictures," Rosenthal refuse to cover? Percent of respondents political opponents? rale among the war-weary Amer­ must have been 50 or so on top of recalled. Frank Sanello is a syndicated the mountain," he called to the ANSWER: We won’t be doing icans. It won a Pulitzer Prize and Later, when Rosenthal finally Watching TV 62%J ANSWER: It ’s hard to im­ columnist. Marines and asked them to three-headed babies no sex later became the model for the left the mountain, he bundled his Iwo Jima Memorial in Virginia. gather around in front of the flag. Doing nothing 60% I "I said something to them, like, film and caption material for However, the flag in Rosenth­ shipment to Guam, where the 'Come on, this is a historic Listening to music 55% f al’s picture was not the first one film was processed. AP picture moment,’ to get them to do raised on Suribachi that day. An editor Jack Bodkin picked the Dining out Cinema earlier flag-raising was recorded something” 50% P The Marines posed with their flag-raising shot and cabled it 1 by Staff Sgt. Louis R. Lowery, a Sports/exercise rifles raised in a victory salute back to New York fordistribution 10:05. — The Noked Gun (PG-13) Sat 3, Marine photographer for whom around the world by the AP HARTFORD Crumb? (PG-13) Sat 12:15 , 2:20 , 4:20, 7:10, 9:30, 11:30; Sun 12:15, 2:20, 4:20, 4:45, 7:40, 9:45, 11:30; Sun 3, 4:45, 7:40, Rosenthal had nothing but praise. and Rosenthal took the shot. Having a drink Cinema City — Torch Sono Triloov 9:45. — Oliver 8, Company (G) Sat and wirephoto network. (R) Sot and Sun 1:15, 3:45, 7, 9 30 — 7:10, 9:30. — Mississippi Burning (R) "He was hours ahead of me on Years later, when I talked to Sot 1:15, 4, 7:10,10:05, 12:25; Sun 1:15, 4, Sun 12. — The Lond Betore Time (G) Sat When Rosenthal got a message Cooking Women on the Veroe ot o Nervous and Sun 1. top of the mountain, when it was Rosenthal about the picture, he 18% Breokdown (R) Sot and Sun 1:45, 4-15, 7:10, 10:05. — Working Girl (R) Sat from New York congratulating 12:10, 2:30 , 4:50 , 7:05, 9:40, 11:50; Sun much more dangerous." Ros­ was extremely modest. 7:30, 9:40. — Running On Emptv (PG-13) him on his picture, he didn’t know Shopping Sot and Sun 1, 3:30, 7:20, 9:55 — 12:10, 2:30, 4:50, 7:05, 9:40. — Three MANCHESTER enthal recalled. "It was the men in the picture 17% Beaches (PG-13) Sat and Sun 1:30, 4. Fugitives (PG-13) Sat 12:50, 2:50, 4:55 UA Theaters East — Teaulla Sunrise which of the three Iwo Jima shots 7:55, 10:15, 12:05; Sun 12:50, 2:50, 4:55, When Rosenthal finally made it who deserve the credit, not the 7:10, 9:50. (R) Sat and Sun 2, 4:25, 7,9:25. — Mystic he was being congratulated for! Having hair done 7:55,10:15. — Twins (PG) Sat 12:30, 2:45, Pizza (R) Sat ond Sun 2:20, 4:45 , 7:20, to the top of Suribachi, he saw photographer, who just happened 13% r 5 , 7:30, 9:50, 11:55; Sun 12:30, 2:45, 5, At the time, he thought it was the EAST HARTFORD 9:45. — Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (PG) another Marine carrying a much to be lucky enough to be there to Having sex Poor Richards Pub ond Cinema — 7:30, 9:50. — Rain Man (R) Sat 1:30,4:15, Sat and Sun 2:10, 4:35, 7:10, 9:35, — SKIP IT — Kevin Kline, a former super-sleuth on the trail more animated third shot of the ji% Weekend Schedule Unavailable 7:15, 9:55, 12:25; Sun 1:30, 4:15, 7:15, Heavy Metal (R) Sat midnight. — The larger flag, a bigger Stars and shoot it.” he said. Showcose Cinemas 1-f — Cousins (R) 9:55. — KInllte (R) Sat 12:45, 3, 5:05, 8, Rocky Horror Picture Show (R) Sat of a serial killer, finds his life complicated by his Stripes that could be seen from He went on at length to praise Marines gathered around the flag sneok preview Sat 8. — The Accidental 10:15,12:10; Sun 12:35,3, 5:05, 8,10:15.— midnight. — U2: Rattle and Hum Tourist (PG) Sot 2:15, 4:30, 10, 12:15, Her Alibi (PG) Sot 12, 2:15, 4:45, 7:45, (PG-13) Sot midnight. ex-girlfriend (Susan Sarandon) in "The January Man.” Sun 2:15, 4:30, 7:20, 10. — Who's Horry 10:05, 12:20; Sun 12, 2:15, 4:45, 7:45, MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Feb. 4, 1989 — 31

30 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Feb. 4. 1989 FOCUS / Books Turntable Tips MANCHESTER HAS IT Top singles Adult singles Valentine for the Beatles 1. “Straight Up” Paula Abdul 1. “Holding On” Steve Winwood Jack J. Lappen Realty SWIMMING POOL SPECIAL (Virgin) By David Germain Ronald McDonald on stages from slick, oversized Valentine of a 2. “When I’m With You” Sheriff 2. "When I’m With You Sheriff Custom Kitchen Center The Associated Press England to Florida. He had cut book published in 1986 by Me­ (Capitol) (Capitol) franchise does not sell your two offbeat rock albums, deve­ thuen Publishing in Canada and 3. ”Don’t Rush Me” Taylor Kitchen & Bathroom Remodeling 3. ”Wild Thing” Tone Loc (Deli­ property. An individual does. 30th Year Anniversary Offer LOCKPORT. N.Y. — Geoffrey loped a pilot for a British comedy St. Martin’s Press in the United cious Vinyl)-Gold (More than 2 Dayne (Arista) Giuliano is on the track to TV show and exhibited his collage States. million singles sold.) 4. ”My Heart Can’t Tell You I’d like to be that individual! 16’x32' (in-ground) VINYL LINER Visit Our Showroom At: Hollywood stardom with a stop­ art across Canada. He also had His next book, “My Brother, 4. “Born to Be My Baby” Bon No” Rod Stewart (Warner Bros.) 25 Olcott Street over in a mansion on the Erie met George Harrison and Paul John Lennon,” written with the Jovi (Mercury) 5. ”Soul Searchin’” Glenn Frey A Jack Lappen Realty ^ 3 9 3 9 a - Normal Installation Canal where he’s writing por­ and Linda McCartney, and inter­ slain Beatle’s step-sister Julia 5. “When the Children Cry” (MCA) Mon.-Sat. 9-5:30 / Thurs. Till 9 PM traits of the artists who influ­ viewed Yoko Ono and Sean Baird, came out last fall. Giulia- White Lion (Atlantic) 6. “New Day For You” Basia enced him. Lennon for Playgirl magazine. no’s “Tomorrow Never Knows: 6. “A11 This Time” Tiffany (Epic) Jack J. [.appen 1 ®4 Esst Center Street All Season Pool Inc. - Est. 1959 At the moment, the actor- Still he was broke. On a whim, The Beatles’ Recorded Rarities,” (MCA) 7 ’Two Hearts” Phil Collins Notary Pt.blic Manchester, CT 06040 649-7544 turned-author is writing his he called a publisher in Toronto, is in production, and a Canadian 7. “The Lover In Me” Sheena (Atlantic) ROUTE 44 on BOLTON LAKE fourth book on the Beatles. “Dark saying he had one of the world’s publisher, Stoddard General, has Easton (MCA) 8. “The Living Years” Mike & Phone 649-6962 Notary Public bought the Harrison biography. Horse: The Secret Life of George largest collections of Beatles 8. “I Wanna Have Some Fun” The Mechanics (Atlantic) 643-4263 i ® Displays: Pool/Spa/Sauna/Solar Room Harrison.” artifacts, inside contacts with the The book will be the authorita­ Samantha Fox (Jive) 9. ”As Long As You Follow” musicians and were they inter­ tive biography, “the one-stop Five years ago. Giuliano was 9. “She Wants to Dance With Fleetwood Mac (Warner Bros.) ested in a book? shopping place” for those seeking Me” Rick Astley (RCA) 10. ’’Put a Little Love In Your living in Toronto, out of work and information on Harrison. Giuli­ SAVE BUY AT SAVE This Weeks Feature: out of money. The 35-year-old had They were, and the result was 10. ”Walking Away” Informa­ Heart” A. Lennox & A. Green ano boasts. tion Society (Tommy Boy) (A&M) played roles from Shakespeare to “The Beatles: A Celebration.” a He plans to move to Los AUCTIONS BLACK MAGIC Angeles next year, hoping to ^ p LPs Every Thursday Night break into movies and “bring 1. “Appetite for Destruction” Black singles (and some Friday nights) Saturday Nites — 9 PM Greene not up to par some intelligence to Hollywood.” Guns & Roses (Geffen)-- Reservations Required Giuliano admits he has a Platinum 1. ”Can You Stand the Rain” 2. “Don’t Be Cruel” Bobby THE CAPTAIN AND THE decides to change the boy’s name bioated ego and turns it on anyone New Edition (MCA) J. A. WHITE GLASS CO., inc Bowling Specials: to Jim. or anything he lumps in with the Brown (MCA)-Platinum (More 2. “This Time” Kiara (Arista) y\lE S T E R N ENEMY. By Graham Greene. modern age of mediocrity: The than 1 million units sold.) rntr/msTmiOitmunom. SAT. 12-6 M.50 • SUN. 9-1 »1.50 • WED. 12-4 99C Viking. 189 Pages. $17.95. 3. “She Won’t Talk to Me” In London, the Captain, a man media trivializes American life 3. “Traveling Wilburys” Tra­ Luther Vandross (Epic) UNION MIRRORS • SHOWER DOORS Graham Greene began this who earns his living outside of the and are largely at fault for veling Wilburys (Wilbury)- 4. “So Good” A1 Jarreau law, takes the newly christened making “people today far more Platinum curious novel in 1974. then aban­ Jim to a rather wretched house (Reprise) r *« nNOTAHY u i M n r scrirruesSERVICeS w* 1 STORE FRONTS • SAFETY GLASS doned it. He returned to the superficial and covetous than 4. “G N’ R Lies” Guns N’ Roses 5. ’’Wild Thing” Tone Loc (Deli­ I THE Brunswick Parkade Lanes and presents him to Liza. Liza, their parents.” (Geffen) manuscript several times, even­ much younger than the Captain, cious Vinyl)-Gold (More than copies! ho I MANCHESTER BATHTUB ENCLOSURES & MORE! 346’A W. Middle Turnpike tually completed it. and “The “My wife’s parents had clear 5. “Open Up and Say Ahh” 500,000 units sold.) t'Axirarl'AxlO* I ^ e aMch c I 811 Miln 8t. MALL is to be Jim’s new “mother.” plastic over their furniture. Poison (Enigma)-Platinum Captain and the Enemy" was at since his real mother is dead. 6. ’’Dreamin’” Vanessa Willi­ last published. We’ve got it over our minds,” 6. “Shooting Rubberbands at ams (Wing) From various clues Greene Greene should have left it Giuliano said. the Stars” Edie Brickell & The 7 . ’’Teddy’s Jam” Guy Heating Oil Gasoline alone. grudgingly deals out, the reader Giuliano’s Beatles books have New Bohemians (Geffen)-Gold (Uptown) • Auto Glass EVERYTHING IN GLASS While his previous works have determines that Liza was once been something of a “thank you” (More than 500,000 units sold.) 8. “Superwoman” Karyn White e Mirrors - Screens ”WE CAN’T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT" helped him establish himself as the mistress of Jim’s real father, to the group that helped him keep 7. “Hysteria" Def Leppard (Warner Bros.) one of the very best novelists of had an abortion that she didn’t the plastic off his own mind. But (Mercury)-Platinum 9” I Want to Be Your Lover” e Patio Doors • Plexiglass our time. Greene’s latest does want and now, no longer able to “Dark Horse” will be his last 8. “New Jersey” Bon Jovi Aleese Simmons (Orpheus) nothing for his reputation. It is a bear children, wants a “son.” book on the group, he says. (Mercury) -Platinum 10.“Can Ycu Read My Lips” e Shower Doors & Enclosures I. A. WHITE GUSS CO., ■> confusing and often, sadly, very The descent now begins. The 9. “Giving You the Best That I Z’Looke (Orpheus) Energy Conservation Services boring novel. Captain disappears for long peri­ Got” Anita Baker (Elektra)- Heating - Air Conditioning - Plumbing • Picture Windows E49-7322 It begins promisingly enough ods at a time and then resurfaces, Best-Sellers Platinum Professionally Trained Technicians IN OUR 40th YEAR with the 22-year-old narrator, usually with money. Jim and Liza 10. “Journey’s Greatest Hits” Compact discs 31 BISSELL ST. 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Jim goes in 5. “The Cardinal of the Krem­ 3. ’’Rattle and Hum” U2 Captain, Out of earshot of the search of the Captain. He finds 2. “Big Wheels in the Moon­ (Island) • Insulated Glass J.B. HOME IMPROVEMENTS headmaster, the Captain tells lin.” Tom Clancy light” Dan Seals (Capitol) 4. “Giving You the Best That I him — briefly. Soon, thereafter, 6. “A Season in Hell,” Jack 3. “I Sang Dixie” Dwight Yoa- Clay Furniture TEL. 647-5756 Victor that he has won him from- the novel mercifully ends. Higgins Got” Anita Baker (Elektra) • Furniture Tops his father (called the Devil) in a kam (Reprise) 5. “Greatest Hits” Fleetwood * Industries — Phil Thomas 7. “French Kiss,” Eric Van 4. “Life As We Knew It” Kathy backgammon game and that he is Lustbader Mac (Warner Bros.) taking him off to London. He also AP Books Editor Mattea (Mercury) 6. ”A Show of Hands” Rush 8. 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Saturday, Feb, 4, 1989 FOCUS / Senior Citizens WIT OF THE WORLD BUSINESS

PANTOVIC BelQrnae Program to discuss concerns YUGOSLAVIA Bush told depositor fee plan Editor's note: This column is pre­ person which includes a $5 coin rebate, beans, roll, beverage, dessert. pared by the staff of the Manchester $5 food coupon, transportation, and one Senior Citizens’ Center. Thursday — Turkey, stuffing, gravy, night stay at Caesar's Boardwalk sweet potato and cranberry sauce, for S&Ls is not a good idea Casino. Call Don Berger at 875-0538 for broccoli, cherry tart. By Joe DImlnico reservations. Friday — Macaroni and cheese with Marlin Fitzwater declined even Activities Soeclollst March 15 — St Patrick’s Day Party: WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ ters afterward. tomato, vegetable, roll, beverage, dent Bush, quickening the pace of Both he and Sen. Jake Garn, to rule out the proposed fee on $31.50 per person. The party is at dessert (Chef’s choice). I I I The center will sponsor a program Storrowtown Taverns, West Spring- I I consultation on the savings and R-Utah, the committee’s senior deposits entitled ‘Senior Concerns for '89” on loan crisis, was told by congres­ Republican, predicted that the The plan may become clearer field, Mass. Signup Friday. The price ON-GOING ACTIVITIES March 8 at 9 a.m. All seniors are bailout package eventually after Bush meets at Camp David includes meal, transportation and Monday — Ceramics, 9:30 a.m.: sional leaders Friday that a encouraged to attend. with Treasury Secretary Nicho­ entertainment. Quilting II, 9:30 a m.; bingo, 10 a m.; I j rescue plan should include higher agreed to by Congress and the The program will consist of two parts. las Brady, Budget Director Ri­ April 4 — Rockingham Race Track; Pinochle, 12:30p.m.: Quiltingl, 1 p.m.; industry insurance premiums, administration would include an The first segment will deal with the $29 per person. Signup Monday. Exercise with Rose, 1:30 p.m. but not new depositor fees. increase in the premium that chard Darman and other key "new” Medicare tax, who it affects, Tuesday — Oil painting, 9:30 a.m.; Bush said that whatever plan savings and loan institutions pay aides. and ways to reduce your tax. The MISCELLANY square dancing, 10a.m.: Exercise with his administration presents to for federal insurance, but no new second part will deal with long term Please make note that legal assist­ Cleo, 1:30 p.m.: basketweaving (Inter­ Capitol Hill next week "w ill not be direct fee on depositors. According to members of Con­ health care plans, the types and what to ance day will change to third Friday of “ That deposit fee is not a live gress who’ve been briefed by look for. mediate), 2 p.m.; grocery shopping popular.” And he said he doubted each month from 10 to noon. An (Stop & Shop), call a day in advance for Congress would fare much better. option. I don’t think it was to Treasury Department officials Do you have a problem with budget­ appointment is necessary. ride: Non-grocery shopping (K mart), begin with,” Garn said. He was last week, the administration ing or bill paying? If so, please make a Bush summoned the leaders to There are still openings for the driver call a day in advance for ride referring to a contemplated new point to attend the presentation by the White House one day before believes it will take about $90 education class scheduled for Feb. 21 photography, 10 a.m. he was to meet with his top aides fee of about $2.50 on every $1,000 billion to resolve the S&L crisis. Elderlink on March 15 at 10 a m. and 22 from 12:30 to 4 p.m. Fee for the Elderlink is a newly formed private Wednesday — Pinochle, 9:30 a.m., in a Saturday session at the Camp on deposit in federally insured The administration told Con­ class is $7 made paya ble by check to the canning, 9:30 a.m.: home repair, 9:30 non-profit organization that offers daily David, Md., presidential retreat, institutions. The fees would help gress a major option under study American Association of Retired Per­ a.m.: arts and crafts, 12:30 p.m.; where he and first lady Barbara raise the $85 billion to $100 billion is to raise the money by selling money management services to the sons. Individuals completing the class In B rief bridge, 12:30 p.m.: Western civiliza that federal regulators say is bonds. The problem comes in elderly on a sliding fee scale. Represen­ will receive a 5% reduction in their Bush were to spend the weekend. tion, 1:45 p.m.: Exercise with Rose PEOPLE The president told Friday's needed to bail out insolvent deciding how to find the $7 billion tatives will be here to describe their insurance premium as mandated by 1:30 p.m. services in more detail and provide audience he hopes to have the thrifts. to $9 billion needed to pay the state law. Thursday — Orchestra rehearsal, 9 some helpful hints to all in making their O’Neal released from jail RJR-Nabisco merger OK’d administration’s plan for bailing Meeting with the congressional interest on the borrowing. There will be a blood pressure clinic a.m.: lunch, 11:45a.m.: program, 12:30 daily money management less difficult. out ailing S&Ls in place early in leaders. Bush predicted, “ Wha­ A variety of proposals for Wednesday from 9 to 11 a.m. for those p.m.; basketweaving (advanced), 2 ANNAPOLIS. Md. (AP) — Actor Griffin WASHINGTON (AP) - The Federal Trade Seniors interested in a tour of the week. On Thursday, he tever we come up with will not be administrative restructuring are seniors whose last names begin with the p.m. O’Neal was released from jail Friday after Commission said Friday it would not challenge the Manchester Superior Court on March 1 popular, and I expect that wha­ under consideration. letters A through K. On Feb. 22, seniors serving 15 days for violating terms of probation merger of RJR-Nabisco Inc. into a subsidiary of addresses a joint House-Senate are asked to call the center to register. Friday— Ceramics.9:30a.m.: bingo, whose last names begin with the letters 10 a.m.; Exercise with Cleo, 11 a.m., Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. as long as KKR session on the budget. tever you come up with will not be The one that appears to enjoy The tour will begin at 9 a.m. where you for his involvement in the 1986 boating death of L through Z can participate in the blood setback, 12:30 p.m.; Exercise with the son of director Francis Ford Coppola. agrees to sell one of its lines of oriental foods, From the congressional lead­ popular. But we’ve got to get the the most support is making the will meet the court room staff includ­ pressure clinic. Rose, 1:30 p.m. O’Neal, the son of actor Ryan O’Neal, said he packaged nuts and ketchup. ers, participants said. Bush problem solved. ... Federal Savings and Loan Insu­ ing: prosecutors, public defenders, Legal Aid will be avialable Thursday, heard overwhelmingly one-sided “ There are no easy answers, rance Corp., which guarantees sheriffs and probation officers. At 10 made a few friends and ’’actually was pretty The merger, which amounts to the biggest Feb. 16, by appointment. Call 647-3211. SCORES advice against a proposal, not yet and no worrying about blame — S&L deposits up to $100,000, a.m. seniors will have the opportunity well liked” during his time inthe Anne Arundel leveraged buyout ever at $25 billion, is excprected to Best wishes to Howie Crockett who is Setback — Jan. 27: Grace Donnelly, County Detention Center. formally ruled out within the plenty to go around. ” independent of its parent agency, to observe court in action. At 11:30 a.m. become final on Monday. in Manchester Memorial Hospital, 136: Pat Fales, 124; Bob Schubert. 123: administration, for a new fee on Later, Bush told a White House the Federal Home Loan Bank the group will meet the Judge Joseph L. ‘I m going home now,” he said, adding he The commission’s tentative approval will not Martha Labate who is at Crestfield, Art Bouffard, 123; Helen Silvers, 117. wanted to "hold on to my animals and my deposits in thrifts, banks and luncheon of business executives Board. Steinberg. This field trip is limited to 20 Edith Albert who is home recuperating become final until 60 days of public comment have individuals. Pinochle — Jan. 30: Gert McKay, 387: girlfriend.” passed. credit unions. that members of Congress “ are The bank board is charged with and Catherine Cappuccio who is in St. Betty Turner, 585: Mike Haberern, 575, “ I don’t recall anybody taking not going to agree with every­ promoting affordable home mort­ Seniors are reminded that income tax Lucian Home (532 Burritt St., New The surviving firm would have one year from the John Klein, 574: Ann Fisher, 553: Ada the other side of that issue,” Sen. thing I propose next week.” gage financing. Critics say this assistance is available every day but Britain 06053). Rojas, 545. Comedian questioned date of final FTC approval to get rid of either the Thursday from 1 to 3:30 p.m. Trained Donald W. Riegle Jr., D-Mich., White House aides said the can conflict with the FSLIC’s Finally, our condolences to the Bowling — Jan. 31: Clarence Peter­ Chun King or La Choy oriental line; either the TCE Volunteers will be here to assist LOS ANGELES (AP) — Comedian Sam the chairman of the Senate administration still had not de­ mission to promote safe opera­ Butcher family over the recent death of son, 204, 517; Andy Lamoureux, 507: Planters or Fisher nut line and either the Del Monte you. Individuals will be taken on a Kinison and eight friends were questioned at Banking Committee, told repor­ cided on details. Press Secretary tion of S&Ls. Charlotte. Paul Venza, 224, 543: Harvey Duplin, or Hunt ketchup line. first-come, first-served basis. the airport by detectives who said they found 504: Phil Washburn, 232, 556: Harold The registrar of voters for the town of THURSDAY PROGRAMS marijuana in one of the group’s suitcases, Manchester is looking for individuals to Hinkel, 509; Ray Bernstein. 505; Stan authorities said Thursday. Say goodbye to Zayre Feb. 9 — Sally Mueller, pianist, will Zaimor, 525; Don Ostberg, 200, 505: work as voter canvassers for the month No one was arrested because it wasn’t perform as well as take requests for Howard Lockward, 203: Erwin Baron, ROCKY H ILL (A P) — The name of Zayre Stores Boost in January jobless rate of April. This is a great opportunity to immediately possible to determine who owned your favorite tunes. 504; John Kravontka, 500: Ed Adams! will disappear from all but 54 locations by Nov. 1, a help your town, meet new people, and the suitcase pinpointed Wednesday by a Feb. 16 — Film "Home Free” tells the 549: A1 Rodonis, 547: Rusty Rusconi, spokeswoman for Ames Department Stores Inc. get paid for it. For further details, drug-sniffing dog at Los Angeles International story of wildlife photographer Jack 210, 508; Ray Chittick, 506; Bruno said Friday. please call 647-3025. Swatberg’s efforts to capture young Airport, said Sheriff’s Sgt. Eric Smith. may feed inflation, say experts Giordano, 207, 526; Mike Pierro, 236 Ames, based in Rocky Hill, acquired 318 Zayre Photo enthusisats are encouraged to bald eagles in Manitoba and re­ 580. Kinison, who recently recorded a rock music attend a "Slide Show” on composition video with Jessica Hahn of Playboy and stores on Oct. 28. The new owners plan to convert all establish them at Massachusetts Quab- Lottie Kuczynski, 453; Harriet Gior­ on Feb. 14 at 10 a.m. Sylvian Ofiara, evangelical scandal fame, gave permission for but !54 Zayre stores to the Ames name, said Ames WASHINGTON (AP) - The tighten and short-term interest could stymie efforts to reduce the bin Reservoir. dano, 200, 523: Pat Olcavage, 187, 181, professor at Manchester Community a search of the luggage. Smith said. spokeswoman Rosemaru O’Neill. nation’s jobless rate inched up to rates will be going up.” U.S. trade deficit, analysts said. College, will be on hand for the 512; Sophie Kravontka, 198: Carl Those to keep the Zayre name are located in the Some predicted that action will The government also reported MENU Taconis, 461; Vi Pulford, 456: Eleanor 5.4 percent last month even as the presentation and discussion to follow. Chicago. Miami and Washington. D.C.. areas. come next week, when the Friday that orders to U.S. facto­ Monday — Swedish meatballs on Berggren, 462; Celeste King, 180. economy created 408,000 new Remember, the center has their own Fox to do two sequels Those stores have done well in the past year, she Federal Reserve’s Open Market ries for manufactured goods noodles, carrots, roll, beverage, Pinochle — Ada Rojas, 815: Julien jobs, the government said Friday dark room and photo club that meets Committee meets to set 1989 surged 4.1 percent in December, apricots. Strong, 759. l^IVE R SA L CITY. Calif. (AP) — Michael .said. in a report showing stronger than every Tuesday from 10 a.m. to noon. targets for growth in the money the biggest rise in six months, and Tuesday — Macaroni and beef Bridge — Helen Silver, 5,090; Char­ J. Fox will star in two sequels to his 1985 hit The first three Zayre Stores to undergo the name anticipated early year strength. casserole, beverage, dessert. change are in Springfield, Mass. Those stores will While the report was good news supply. Tight growth restrictions were up 9.7 percent for all of 1988, TRIPS lotte Granville, 4,250: Helen Bensche, ‘Back to the Future,” in which he had the role Wednesday — Tuna patties with of a young time traveler. They will be filmed assume their new names on March 3 as a market for people seeking work — in all, act as a brake on economic the best showing since 1979. Feb. 12 to 13 — Atlantic City: $78 per 3,970: Milt Leon, 3.900; Barbara Con­ tomato sauce, whipped potato, green klin, 3,710; Lois Churila, 3,630. this spring and summer by Universal Pictures study before the effort begins elsewhere. O’Neill 700,000 Americans found jobs last growth by pushing interest rates “ Combine the increase in fac­ Most of the original co-stars, including Lea said. month out of 865,000 who began upward. tory orders with the tremendous Thompson. Christopher Lloyd and Tom the search — analysts said the In another sign of robust generation of jobs and building Wilson, will be reunited. The sequels are Nissan agrees to settlement economy may be growing too economic strength as 1989 began, inflationary pressure and that Social Security the average manufacturing work scheduled for release this winter and next WASHINGTON (AP) — Nissan Motor Corp.’s quickly and predicted the Fed­ smacks of anything but a soft week rose by 6 minutes to 41.0 summer, the studio announced Thursday. U.S. distributor has agreed, without admitting eral Reserve would move to rein landing,” Sinai said. “ That hours. Average factory overtime Fox stars as Alex Keaton in the NBC wrongdoing, to pay $605,600 in back pay to settle a it in. smacks of a booming economy — QUESTION; My 77-year-old aunt is will be used for the recipient’s needs situation comedy “ Family Ties.” held steady at 3.9 hours a week. care. Make sure it really is a race and age bias case involving 92 workers, the January’s unemployment rate one that could get too hot to currently receiving SSI checks She has and in his or her best interest. Contact And, in data showing the pace handle.” supplemental policy and does not company and the government said Friday. was up 0.1 percentage point to 5.4 not been managing her money very well any Social Security office to find out of wage gains picked up in simply duplicate your Medicare protec­ Film without girls The agreement, announced jointly by the Equal percent, the Labor Department The growth in new jobs, as recently, and often her money runs out about the procedure January, the department said tion. You should ask for a free copy of Employment Opportunity Commission in Washing­ said. But that masked the job calculated from the department’s before the middle of the month I ’m the pamphlet. "Guide to Health Insu­ NEW YORK (AP) -ActorOmarSharif says average hourly earnings of non- monthly sampling of households 1 ton and Nissan in California, ends a investigation gains and the fact that a record worried about her and wonder what you QUESTION: I have just enrolled in rance for People with Medicare ” This one of the major things he remembers about supervisory workers climbed by nationwide, was led by activity in would suggest I do in her case begun in 1984 to determine if Nissan U.S. A. violated 62.9 percent of working-age Medicare, since 1 will be age 65 in three publication describes the different the filming of “Lawrence of Arabia" was that 0.6 percent while average weekly there were no girls. laws against racial and age discrimination at its Americans were at work. the construction and the service months. However I feel that I should types of supplemental insurance earnings rose 1.2 percent. industries. ANSWER: If a person is unable to headquarters and regional distribution and sales “ It’s a much stronger report consider purchasing a supplemental available. "There were no girls in the film at all Not in “ It’s a quite disturbing spil­ Construction added 102,000 manage their funds, a representative the cast not in the crew. We weren’t even than we thought,” said Davis health insurance policy as well. How do offices in this country. lover into wages of the strong job jobs, more than analysts had payee can be appointed. This person allowed lo have girlfriends or wives on the “ This agreement is significant because Nissan Wyss, chief economist at Data I go about selecting the right coverage? growth,” said Allen Sinai, chief can be a relative, friend or even a This column is prepared by the East has committed to providing increased opportunities Resources Inc., a Lexington, expected even with unseasonably Vu about the re-release economist of the Boston Co. member of a community group or Hartford office of the Social Security of the film here Saturday, which first came out in high-level sales and management positions lor Mass., forecasting firm. “ It sug­ warm weather in most of the ANSWER: When considering a sup­ Administration. Questions should be Wage increases also put more country. Retail-trade jobs grew organization This person must com­ plemental health insurance policy, look in December, 1962. It stars Peter O’Toole in the blacks, Hispanics, women and persons covered by gests we are going into the first sent to: Social Security, Manchester money in consumers’ wallets; the up 135,000; service industries plete a form saying that the SSI benefits the policy over carefully and compare it JnntLawrence, an Englisman who age discrimination laws, EEOC Chairman Clarence quarter a lot stronger than we they receive on behalf of the recipient Herald. P.O. Box 591, Manchester took up the cause of Arab nationalism. thought. The Fed is going to resultant increased purchasing added 75,000 workers. with the coverage provides by Medi­ 06040. Thomas said in a statement. Investors calm Wurst case scenario: Farmers SCIENCE & HEALTH about inflation upset over decision on sausage ■ •. why women have abortions ' important reasons . New preservative expected By Chet Currier ; Concerned about how baby • would change her life The Associated Press BONN, West Germany (AP) — The reaction wasn’t all nega­ resistance was aimed more at It was bad enough when West tive, however. reducing competition for West Has problems with : ■. NEW YORK — A series of recent price father or doesn't w ant' Germany had to let foreign beers The Bonn-based West German German producers than protect­ Can'I alford baby to be single parent increases suggests that one group of economy- in. Now, fatty and gristly saus­ Consumer’s Working Group ing public health interests. to increase iiver transpiants watchers is worrying less, not more, about ages from other countries will be hailed the ruling, saying “foreign The conservative Die Welt PITTSBURGH (AP) - A new viability of pancreases from six Developers applied for FDA inflation. competing alongside the beloved products are not necessarily newspaper in Bonn, in an editor­ The prices in question are those of common preservative is keeping livers for hours to more than 24 hours. Dr. approval last August, and appro­ domestic wurst. better or worse than local ial, said the government’s posi­ transplantation alive outside the James Southard, a University of val could come at any time. stocks, up close to 15 percent on average over products.” tion was untenable from the start, the last 2'/i months. Farming and meat industry Has all the children .; body up to three times as long as Wisconsin biochemist who helped Southard said. The group criticized the West adding that “those who want to she wants- •__’ before and could significantly develop the solution, said. It has “The remarkable effectiveness At their lows in mid-November, Wall Street officials are fuming over the German goverment’s position on eat soya wurst ought to be able was brimming with talk that economic growth ruling by the European Economic . Fetus's possible health increase the number of success­ proven as effective for kidneys as of the UW solution has revolution­ the imports. It said government to.” problem 3% was straining the capacity of the nation’s Community’s top court forcing ful transplants, experts said the conventional method, capable ized. liver transplantation at factories and labor force. West Germany to import wurst . '. '• • : r : ; ‘ Olher 3% . Woman's health problem 3% Friday. of preserving the organ for 30 to 40 almost every level,” Todo wrote Researchers from the Univer­ The resulting inflationary pressures, it was and other meat products that ; Victim of rape or incest I doesn't want others to know ‘ hours. in the journal. “The enhanced said, would push interest rates sharply higher don’t measure up to the nation’s she’s pregnant i%’ . > sity of Pittsburgh reported in Experimentation with preserv­ margin of safety has permitted Friday’s Journal of the American and set the economy on a course toward purity laws. Source Family Planning Perspectives MEA QRAPHtCS ing hearts still is limited to more effective use of organs that Medical Association that the animals. So far, dog hearts have can be stored safely while waiting recession. “This is an extremely regretta­ NEED SOME EXTRA Since then, however, money managers at chilled mixture can preserve been preserved for 12 hours, for operating room facilities or ble decision,” said Rudolf human livers outside the body for compared to the conventional personnel to become available.” investing institutions seem to have reassessed Schnieders, a spokesman for the the inflation outlook, bidding stocks up to levels SPENDING MONEY? In Brief 24 hours. three to four hours, he said. In their study, Todo’s group West German Farmers Federa­ Dr. Satoru Todo, who headed a “It’s badly needed in hearts,” found that transplants of 185 not seen since before Black Monday on Oct. 19, tion. “It amounts to allowing in 1987. six-member research team at the Southard said. livers preserved with the new products that West German law Newspaper routes available in your area... University of Pittsburgh, said Under the older preservation solution for up to 24 hours were A good many observers, including Chairman still forbids us to make.” Dentists may not be ogres Alan Greenspan of the Federal Reserve Board, that since the article was written, method, livers are chilled and more successful than 180 livers have warned lately that inflation remains a He said West German store CHICAGO (AP) — A child’s anxiety about his first the solution has been used to keep flushed with Euro-Collins solu­ preserved up to 9'A hours with the threat. shelves will soon be able to stock Earn money and prizes by delivering the trip to the dentist may have more to do with an livers viable as long as 34 hours. tion, a mix of electrolytes and old mixture. The researchers aversion to new situations than to dental treatment, The old time limit was about 9>A glucose. measured success by the need for But as people make their investment products “colored with chemi­ Manchester Herald in your neighborhood. decisions these days, they appear to be cals and filled with fat, blood, according to an Australian study. hours. The new solution, which in­ another transplant and the rate of operating more and more on the assumption soya and milk-based lacto- In a University of Melbourne study of 243 children, Given the critical shortage of cludes hormones, amino acids clotting of the main artery that the Fed will keep inflation in check without proteins.” Call today to get more details. ages 7 to 11 years, those who were most frightened donor livers and their relatively and sugars, is being tested on leading to the liver. about going to the dentist were also most fearful of quick deterioration outside the liver transplant patients in Pitts­ Todo said the Wisconsin solu­ stifling the business expansion. The mass-circulation Bild tab­ That thinking is evident in the behavior of other new situations. body, the new solution could burgh, Wisconsin and 20 to 30 tion limits swelling in the trans­ loid bannered its story on the Dr. William Kuttler, a spokesman for the greatly aid liver transplantation long-term interest rates in the bond market, decision with the headline; “Red 647-9946 other centers worldwide. An planted organ. which have actually declined a bit even as the Wurst! ” Academy of General Dentistry, says that children and increase the distances livers additional 100 or so transplant One liver preserved with the Fed has tightened credit and short-term who were able to overcome anxiety about the dentist can be transported to get the best centers are using it for kidneys Wisconsin solution, but not in­ interest rates have moved up. Wurst products are a tradi­ Marble St...... all Oakland Heights...... all also decreased their resistance to change in match between donor organ and and pancreases. cluded in the study, was shipped “The bullish sentiment in the bond market in tional staple in the German diet. McCabe St...... all Brownstone Apts...... all general. recipient, experts said. UW-lactobionate has not been last fall from Toronto to Paris and January has partly reflected the viewpoint that Food stores and butcher shops stock Place...... all The mixture, UW-lactobionate, cleared by the Food and Drug successfully transplanted. 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Lukaski at the Agriculture word and deed, Mr. Greenspan has proven his used in many dishes. Orchard ...... all Department’s Human Nutrition Center in Grand commitment to hold inflation in check. Winter all Expert takes aim at movies, toy makers The EEC’s Court of Justice in Haynes St...... all Forks, N.D. “We suspect that the principal reason for Knox .. all Luxembourg struck down the Main St...... 285-378 .AIMplus magazine says findings of the study year in the United States for the 15 these rather euphoric markets is the growing Newman...... all show women with an iron deficiency are more BALTIMORE (AP) — David saurs would have been rather West German import restrictions Russell...... all cute. They don’t need mammal different dinosaurs — or that they belief that discipline will govern both mone­ on Thursday, saying they vio­ sensitive to the cold than those whose iron levels are Weishampel started out to do a tary and budgetary policies during the year Porter St 458-650 little research to advise Johns heads to make them cute.” are misleading. lated fair trade agreements normal. Also, a lack of iron can lead to the In the toy market, Weishampel (and, perhaps, years) ahead.” among EEC members. Wyllys St...... 1-90 Brookfield St...... all development of anemia, a condition in which»ou feel Hopkins Medical Institutions on “There were absolutely no Wadsworth Ext...... 157-164 buying dinosaur toys, and came said, “There are companies that In the past week, the Dow Jones average of 30 Charter Oak St...... 141-348 tired, weak and short of breath. cavemen alive when there were industrials rose 8.39 to 2,331.25, posting its fifth The court rejected West Ger­ East Middle Tpke...... 0-155 away with some advice for the put out dinosaur toys or books dinosaurs, and every kid knows Gardner St...... 3-66 makers of books, toys and mo­ that try and demonstrate some straight weekly gain since the start of 1989. many’s contention that plant Gardner St. West...... all that,” Alley said. “Our purpose The New York Stock Exchange composite proteins in meat products were Lower speed cuts pollution vies: Consult the experts. educational value to their pro­ here was to make authentic Highland St. Benton St...... 103-174 Few dinosaurs dragged their duct, that say it’s educational or index gained 1.72 to 166.50; the NASDAQ less nourishing than all-meat (Dugan’s Alley...... 8-37 Branford St...... 68-161 STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) — The speed limit on dinosaurs kids could play with. composite index for the over-the-counter varieties. tails and many had muscular legs museum quality. That just isn’t I’m adding the fantasy to it.” Sycamore Lane...... all Durkin St...... all highways in Stockholm county will be reduced from true.” market added 8.39 to 406.35, and the American While West German law allows 68 mph to 56 mph to reduce pollution from trucks and with feet, “not just telephone some additives to meat products, E. Middle Tpke...... 216-236 «v«n poles with little blobs at the end,” Tyco, a Moorestown, N.J.- A comic book accompanying Stock Exchange market value index was up Center St...... 658-872 even cars, the county council decided. Dino Riders details the scenario 3.31 at 324.88. their amount and nature are Falknor Dr...... all said Weishampel, 36, a Johns based company that makes The council said Thursday that the reduction from Hopkins School of Medicine anat- “Dino Riders,” is a “pretty nifty of good and bad aliens passing Volume on the Big Board averaged 186.79 strictly limited. Olcott St...... 76-159 Main St...... 1-174 110 to 90 kilometers an hour could cut emissions of Thursday’s decision followed a o m y professor and example,” he said. “They market through a space-time portal into million shares a day, against 196.40 million the Grove...... 1-47 carbon dioxide that were affecting the Baltic Sea, the dinosaur world, and Alley week before. similar ruling two years ago, Center St...... 771-947 odd Pine Hill...... all paleontologist. mechanical dinosaurs that they when West Germany was forced Jarvis Rd...... all the national news agency TT reported. And despite depictions of claim are museum-quality and said he figured historical models Fears that rapid employment growth might Morse Rd...... all Motor clubs and a conservative opposition party alone would bore most children. soon touch off inflationary forces in the form of to allow the import of foreign beer dinosaur-hunting cavemen, “the are scientifically accurate. The Salem Rd...... all Jefferson St... all on the council protested the decision and said they last dinosaur departed the earth worst thing about them is they accelerating wage increases have by no means that did not conform to the Whitney Rd...... all would appeal to national authorities. “Why is sticking in humans or been dispelled altogether. nation’s brewing purity laws. Kenwood Dr...... all 65 million years ago. The first combine their products with alien Tolland Tpke...... 472-525 humanoids going to enhance For some analysts, those worries were in That decision drew a loud EIro St...... all prehistoric human existed life forms, laserguns, little sad­ play?” asked Weishampel. He fact heightened on Friday when the Labor outcry from the nation’s brewers, Flower St...... all Union Place... all Fish oil heals Inflammation roughly 4 million years ago. No dles you can strap on. called the explanation on the Department reported that payroll employment who pride themselves as being East Middle Tpke.. . 0-162 even Union St..-...... 133-264 way did cave men or women “The narrative is bad guys BOSTON (AP) — Fish oil’s ability to lower the clobber dinosaurs.” from some planet arrived on package merely “your 7-cent increased by a larger-than-expected 408,000 among the world’s best beer Grissom Rd...... all version of articulating some makers. body’s production of two important substances that Weishampel’s role as protector earth, co-opted dinosaurs, then a jobs in January. Shepard Dr...... all Squire Village...... all science to the kids.” “Full employment is imminent. So is sharply The court’s decision Thursday cause inflammation may explain why it sonrietimes of the saurian image hasn’t come the good guys fought off the bad < seems to relieve arthritis and other diseases, easily. After all, his 3-year-old guys, also co-opt dinosaurs and Dinosaur popularity has been X higher inflation,” asserted Charles Lieber- drew immediate calls for stricter man, director of financial markets research at labeling laws to make sure researchers reported this week. daughter Amy collects dinosaurs therein lies the forum for kids to high before — in the 1930s, for The researchers studied the effects in the blood and 8-year-old Sarah enjoys last play with. example — and scientists now are 1 £ New York’s Manufacturers Hanover Securi­ consumers know what they’re X ties Corp., in a report published this past week. buying. when nine healthy people took 18 fish oil capsules a year’s dinosaur movie, "The “Where does the science stop in the midst of a “sort of dinosaur a] CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 day for six weeks. Land Before Time.” He doesn’t and where does the fantasy renaissance,” he said. About 40 H “The pool of unemployed is sufficiently • J 1 depleted that only about 800,000 to 900,000 more “We found a very dramatic reduction in the want to be a spoilsport, even begin?” percent of all known dinosaurs U ability of their white blood cells to make tumor though the film portrays known Tyco senior vice president of have been discovered and named :X workers can be hired without unusual wage u inducements.” EMERGENCY necrosis factor and interleukin-1,” said Dr. Charles plant-eating dinosaurs as “real marketing Jim Alley, creator of in the past two decades, including z But Edward Yardeni, economist at Fire — Police — Medicai A. Dinarello, who reported his study in the New killing machines” that attack Dino Riders, defended the line as a small plant-eater Weishampel c babies, and shows them with offering accurate models in a and a colleague discovered and s Prudential-Bache Securities, argues that low England Journal of Medicine. unemployment need not be an inflationary DIAL 911 “This is the first time that any dietary ears. fantasy context. Alley isn’t wor­ named last summer in Montana force. In Manchester manipulation has been shown to change the "They stuck them on to add ried that Weishampel’s gripes — Urodromeus, or mountain production of these inflammatory compounds. cuteness,” he said. “Baby dino­ will hurt sales — $40 million last runner. ‘Judytoons’ posters tee off against sexism HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED CROMWELL (AP) — Art imitating New Jersey. The prices range from $3 Snyder says the push has primarily mugs and golf trinkets. ACCOUNTANT. Junior FULL Time assistant In­ RECEPTIONIST. Imme­ m e d i c a l Dtfice re­ HARISTYLIST. Wanted W ANTED: Experienced life and tweaking its nose with a dash to $4 a poster for laminated versions been test marketing. For now, both view their cottage cook and housekeeper, Accountant needed. structor to work with diate opening tor local quires dqfq entry qnd for new salon In Man­ Requirements are a company. Must have of humor is what Judy Snyder uses to with cardboard backings, and from $6 “ I have a bunch of cartoons ready to industry as little more than a hobby. Insurqnce Clerk. Typ­ chester., Chair rentals church rectory. For developmentally dis­ go, but I want to wait and see. We have Neither has any intention of leaving appointment, call 742- four yar Accounting abled adults. Mondav- pleasant phone make a social statement and raise to $8 for framed ones. ing 35 words per min­ available. Call Lisa at Degree and working manners, typing and some consciousness about sexism. In one poster, Snyder turns around been successful in recapturing the her job at Aetna Life & Casualty Co. ute. Experience pre­ 645P1900. 6655 between 9:30- Frlday, 8-4. Wages are 4:30pm. knowledge of Lotus $7.50to$9perhour. Call basic clerical skills. An avid golfer, the Cromwell what happened to her friend. Behind a money ($4,000) we invested,” Snyder However, Snyder said one of the big ferred but willing to 123. Excellent starting Excellent company be­ train. 646-4576. Kathy lannucci be­ woman said she found snide remarks clubhouse window, women are sitting said. advantages so far is an indication that THE TOWN of Coventry TEACHER’S Assistant. salary and benefits. tween 10-4, Mondav- nefits. Call Royal Con­ from men about “ lady golfers” at a table, engaged in jovial conversa­ “ We’re novices at this,” Pol said. the serious intent behind the humor is SCULPTURED Nall per­ seeks applicants for Love and patience Is Send resume In confi­ Frlday, 871-6724. EOE. sumer Business Pro­ offensive. tion. Outside, two men frown, barred “ We’re learning as we go along.” having some impact. son. Inquire Ken, 643- the following posi­ required to supervise dence to: Senior Staff ducts at 647-0345, ask 1442. tions: Housing Reha­ children In a daycare, Accountat, P.O. Box RECEPTIONIST/Sea- for Anno. Then a friend told her how she was from the women-only clubhouse. Snyder said it is important for she “ Yes, we have had feedback. I ’ve 8405, East Hartford, sonal. Rid yourself of humiliated two years ago when she In another, a woman says of men and her partner to get a marketing heard from some of my male friends, ACCDUNTS Payable. bilitation Specialist. nursery school center. INSURANCE Office. New England's largest Assist property owners Are you that special Connecticut 06108. the Winter Dulldrums. Clerical Including typ­ was ordered out of a clubhouse where golfing ahead of her, “ This is gonna representative to get more exposure ‘I didn’t even realize we were doing electrical products dis­ participating In the person? Full or part Large national com­ ing and telephone. M a­ she had gone with some male business take a while! Look who we’re playin’ for Judytoons, especially in gift shops. that (being sexist)?’ It is raising tributor has an opening Community Develop­ time, Monday through GENERAL pany needs reception­ ture woman preferred. associates. The club had a strict behind. ...” The women said making a profit consciousness.” for an Accounts Paya­ ment Block Grant Pro­ Friday. Call for ap­ ist now through April Call Jewell England men-only policy. Chuck Meyer, owner of Nevada wasn’t their main goal when they got ble Clerk. The primary gram preparing cost pointment. 633-1508, OFFICE 15. Call 646-5440 Insurance, 646-4662. Those experiences and others Bob’s Discount Golf & Tennis sporting started. responsibility Is to pro­ estimates and comply­ Children's Discovery DUTIES C ATERER Needs light spurred Sndyer decided to use her goods stores in Newington and Hart­ “ All I can remember thinking was, Worker is killed cess Invoices, ensuring ing with building Center. cook and also sand­ vendors are paid the codes. Experience as a Include typing, filing, wich maker. For Inter- MEDICAL artistic talent to try to change sexist ford, said Judytoons are big sellers ‘We can do that.’ I never gave it much by wood-chipper appropriate amount on cost estimator or gen­ OPPORTUNITIES light bookkeeping, an­ vlew, coll 646-6454. RECEPTIONIST attitudes in golf. because they’re unique. His Newing­ thought on how they would sell.” time. This Involves eral contractor or plan Exp. halpfui or will train. Growing swering phone and THID Shift Custodial po­ Snyder and her partner, Kathleen ton store was the first to sell them. Snyder said. DEFUNIAK SPRINGS, Fla. substantial Interaction reading. Salary range- CO. looking for tha right paopla. dealing with custom­ sition In Manchester. with purchasing and a $11.14 to $13.80 per hour Oiftakla tachnldan & Inakla offica ers. Apply In person. Immediate Pol of Durham, a friend since both “ They’re doing especially well Success placed unexpected de­ (AP) — A municipal worker fell poaltiona. Laam a profaaalon w/a Excellent starting were students at the University of among professional women in their mands on them. or was pulled into a wood­ wide variety of vend­ ($21,433-$26,521). Se­ future. Coma grow with u$t rates, with holiday and ors. We offer career nior Clerk Typist (Se­ BLONSTEIN’S Medical Care Dayton in the mid-1960s, last spring 20s and 30s,” he said. “ They like what “ Once we had an order from New chipping machine and was killed, vacation pav. Health opportunities with ex­ cretary). Planning Of­ BUDGET PEST CONTROL Camping Center and life Insurance be­ Center, launched “ Judytoons” — colorful, the Judytoons are saying.” York for 600 framed posters,” Snyder authorities said. cellent pay and be- fice; performs 649-9001 784 Talcottville Road nefits available. Call of Manchester has a humorous posters that put a twist on The creative process, according to said. “ In order to fill it we had to get Ginger Lee Wood, 56, died nelfts Including dental. complex and varied Rte. 83, Vernon 617-585-2266.______clerical tasks. Salary full time opening for a sexist images of women golfers. Snyder, is taken from her own our husbands involved. We had a Thursday, said chief police inves­ Qualifications Include VETERINARY Recep­ RN/LPN’s. Advance to “ My friends who golf are con­ experiences as well as those of other regular assembly line going to frame tigator Don Taylor. one year accounts pay­ range-$7.19 to $8.89 per tionist. Full time. De­ RET A IL Sales for wom­ excellence. Super new front desk reception­ fronted with a lot of situations on the female golfers. the posters, wrap them, then package able experience, good hour plus generous be­ pendability, good an's specialty store. ist. Previous medical Wood’s hand or glove may have nefits. Applications Full and part time rate of pay. For 3pm- golf course. We’re trying to ease that “ Now that they know (about Judy- them for shipping. We all worked Interpersonal com­ office skills, and ability 11pm shift, Mondav- office, and computer become caught in the chipper’s munication and math and Job descriptions to work well with peo­ available. Apply In per­ somewhat and put it in a humorous toon), they have come up with all through the night to get it finished.” teeth as he was loading it with Frlday. For full or part experience required. skills and CRT expe­ available In the office ple. References. Glas­ son to: Trim Fashions, time positions. OR situation. People don’t realize they kinds of ideas. ... A lot of friends and The women said they are trying to tree limbs, Taylor said. But rience. If you qualify, of the Town Manager, tonbury Veterinary Vernon Shopping Interested applicants 7pm-7am, every Satur­ call Jaye at 646-8595, are making derogatory remarks women will write to me and contact get Judytoons distributed in card and Public Works Director Aubrey please contact: Direc­ 1712 Main Street, Cov­ Hospital, 633-3588. Center. day and Sunday. For affecting all of womanhood,” Snyder me saying: ‘Judy, this is a great idea. novelty shops, and plan to produce a McDonald said he thought Woods, tor of Human Resour­ entry, Connecticut Mon.-Fri. 9-4. 06238. Deadline for ap­ more Information, call said in a recent interview. Can you believe it? Do you know what second series. They said they also who had heart trouble, may have ces or apply In person Director of Nursing, to: Economy Electric plications Is February I WE WANT YOU TO Crestfleld Convales- STEEL Erector Needed. The six, 8-by-lO-inch posters are happened to me?” ’ might create similar series using had a heart attack and fallen into Supply, Inc., 428 Tol­ 17, 1989. The Town of Experienced only to sold in more than 20 sporting goods In less than a year, Snyder and Pol other sports. In addition, they are cant Home, Manches­ the machine. land Turnpike, M an­ Coventry Is an Affir­ BECOME THE NEWEST ter, Connecticut, 643- work on metal building stores in Connecticut, New York and have sold more than 6,000 posters, but considering marketing Judytoons on chester, Connecticut, mative Action - Equal 5151.______erection crew. Benef­ 06040. 647-5000. EDE, Opportunity Employer MEMBER OF OUR its. EOE. Coll Bill, 242- M/F/H/V. M/F PRINTING. Full time po­ 3738.______MANAGEMENT TEAM sition available for ex­ perienced first or FU LL time. We need a dependable, well or­ It’s time now... to move forward. 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TEAM MANAGER Join our team as a professional Mondov, the deadline is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. the value of the advertisement will not be THE MANCHESTER HERALD M inim um choroe: 4 lines. corrected by on odditlonol Insertion. Direct and supervise store associates Decorator Consultant, in Manchester, Ct. 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 overnight In the replenishment of merchandise in our Manchester, CT With over 500 Custom Decorating I LOST I PART TIME Bradleas. Hours are 9:00 PM - 6:00 AM, studios nationwide, we have the most HELP WANTED Monday through Friday. Notices AND FOUND Employment HELP WANTED HELP WANTED extensive network of decorating INSPECTIDN Supervisor Please apply In person to the Store professionals in the market today. Our As o condition precedent to LOST. Bolton vicinity. 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New the outskirts of town pool, special features. section of Manchester. 1134 Hartford Tpke., • Rooting MIKE GIACALONE office space In restored FORSALf Flano Realty, 646-5200. • Siding al/Residential building but easy commute to Owner must salell Four bedrooms, 2.5 □ Unit 2-C1 ■ APARTMENTS UNOLEUM SERVICE house, Burnside Ave. Dan Mosler 649-3329 • Concrete Work repairs and home Im­ 3800 square feet with Route 384. $185,900. Qennifer baths, 2 fireplaces, CHFA/FHA means low • Framing Craw Available Fully Insured provements. Interior All reol estate advertised In Anne Miller Real Est­ stunning new oak kit­ SOUTH End Colonial. FOR RENT basement. Can be di­ Pristine seven room down payment! 5 rooms, Quality Workmanship and exterior painting, the Manchester Herald is ate, 647-8000.D Realty World chen, In-ground pool. all appliances. *106.900. Free Estimates light carpentry. Com­ vided. Terms negotia­ sublect to the Fair Housing Approximately 2,200 Circa 1896 home. Spa­ MANCHESTER. Two ble. For Information, Act of 1968, which makes If 561-4978 or 646-7576 cious parlor and foyer. Rom* S4/SS to n it a s FoSow Routa bedroom flat, ap- ■CARPENTRY/ plete lanltorlol ser­ square feet. See tor 30 nNational League president on April 1. lev, pm, February 20 message. But while White acknowledged that becoming the 1989. Call 413-786-4920 first black to head an American professional sports 6-llpm. league shows "baseball's come along.” CLYDE commissioner-elect Giamatti said the search ENDROLLS CH EVR O LET-BUICK, INC. committee was looking only for someone with 27% width - 25« ROUTE 83, VERNON MAZDA “ judgment, integrity, intelligence, fairness and 13% width - 2 lor 25C love and knowledge for the gam e” 83 Niaaan 280ZX ‘ 7495 M U ST be picked up at the “ Race did not have anything to do with it. in my 84 Camaro Coupe >5995 CONNECTICUT’S MPV HEADQUARTERS Herald Office Monday thru judgment,” said outgoing commissioner Peter Thursday before 11 a.m only 85 Century Wagon ‘8595 Ueberroth. 85 Century 4 Dr. ‘ 8995 “ Race did not play a factor,” said search 85 Sunbird 4 dr. ‘ 4995 OVER 13 ARRIVING committee head Peter O’Malley, owner of the Los 85 Spectrum 4 Dr. ‘ 5195 Automotive AND IN STOCK... Angeles Dodgers and son of the man who integrated 85 Electra 4 Dr. ‘ 10,495 baseball by signing Jackie Robinson in 1946. 88 98 Regency 4 Dr. ‘9995 COME IN NOW FOR Intended or not. White becomes a pioneer. 86 Grand Am 2 dr ‘ 8395 I CARS ‘T v e been in the game since 1952. When I came 86 Celebrity 4 dr. ‘7695 FOR SALE YOUR BEST DEAL!! into baseball, obviously spring training wasn’t 88 Celebrity Euro ‘ 7995 integrated.” he said. “ The country wasn’t inte­ 86 Spectrum 4 dr. ‘4995 1976 FORD Grarodo grated. I think baseball’s come along and the AP photo Needs some work 88 Ndva 4 Dr. ‘6995 Good V8 engine. $250 or country’s come along. best otter 643-6925 “ I ’m here now. There have been quite a few OLD AND THE NEW — Outgoing news conference in New York. White 872-9111 NEW 1989 MAZDA 929 1988 MAZDA MX6 LX was named to replace Giamatti, it was AM/FM stereo w/equallzer cassette. AC, pwr. moonroot. 6 improvements in hiring at certain levels and we National League president A. Bartiett 5 Speea. Factory Demo. Pr. Windows, Cruise Court of Probote, District o* way adjustable driver's seat, childproof locks, digital clock, hope that will continue. And I think these people feel Giamatti, left, is joined by Bill White ata announced Friday. Andover Court of Probate, District of burglar alarm, pwr steering, it will continue.” NOTICE OF HEARINQ Manchester tilt wheel, remote trunk re­ Was *13,268. White said he didn’t know if he was chosen E S TA TE OF NOTICE OF HEARING lease, cruise control, front & ANNIE CASSELLS. E S TA TE OF because he was black. He referred to the qualities tenable.” himself and for blacks in general.” the former A Minor DOROTHY L. JOHNSON, rear mud guards. Purchasj^ NOW U l,330 White said his goal was to ” be the best league Yankees shortstop said. Pursuant to on order ot Hon. A Voluntary Representation tor that O’Malley and Giamatti said were desireable Norman J. Preuss, Judge, Pursuant to an order of Hon. and said “ in the opinion of the committee. I meet president I can. I don’t have any specific goals Simon Gourdine had been the leading candidate doted Feb. 2. 1989 a hearing William E. FitzGerald, those qualifications.” except to do the best I can at this job.” for many months. The search group — Feeney. will be held on an application Judge, dated January 27,1989 O’Malley, Giamatti, New York Mets president Fred praying for the court to a hearing will be held on an He joins American League president Bobby White also said he didn’t know if his hiring would Wilpon, Braves chairman William Bartholomay — authorize the compromise application praying for Brown as former players who rose to head their and settlement of o disputed authority to sell real prop­ have any special significance for blacks, though he decided to turn to someone in baseball. claim as In said application erty situoted In the Town of FINANCING INFORMATION: STK. 9 ^ 9 0 0 * CASH PRICE *1S.ei3. DOWN CASH PftICE >11.330 DOWN PAYMENT OR TRADE t2S30. AMOUNT acknowledged. “ It would be. I suppose, to some leagues, the first time two former players have held on file more fully appears, at Manchester, County of Hart­ PAYMENT OR TRADE •0.413. AMOUNT FINANCED *11,20a 00 MONTHLY FINANCED taSOO. 60 PAYMENTS OF OF tIST.aa. RNANCE CHAROE “ I was very fairly treated by the search PAYMENTS OF *201.00. TOTAL INTEREST CHARGES OF *3017.00. DE­ •307300 DEFERRED PAYMENT >14.408.00. 1ZS« ANNUAL PERCEN­ those jobs simultaneously. the Court of Probote on Fe­ ford as In said application on FERRED PAYMENT PRICE *23.030.00. TOTAL OF PAYMETNS *10.117.Oa people.” committee and was given every opportunity,” bruary 9, 1989 at 3:00 P.M. file more fully appears,ot the TAGE RATE FINANCING TO QUALIFIED BUYER. TAX AND REGISTRA­ 12.5% ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE FINANCING TO QUALIFIED TION EXTRA. STOCK tZ-SOOS. Eleanor H. Preuss, Court of Probote on Fe­ BUYERS. TAX AND REGISTRATION EXTRA. “ My motivation was to get on with my life,” White Phil Rizzuto. White’s broadcasting partner with Gourdine said “ I congratulate Bill White.” Ass't. Clerk bruary 16, 1989 at 11:15 A.M. The 55-year-oId White began his major league 011-02 said. “ It’s time to move on. After 18 years of the Yankees, said breaking barriers was important Elizabeth A. Bldwell, ’In itock trucks only. Must tsks dsllvery by Jsn. 31. Doesn’t Include eny lectory to deeler Incentives. career in 1956 with the Giants He was traded to St. 007-02 Ass't. Clerk broadcasting and watching ground balls to first, I to White. NOTICE TO CREDITORS felt it was time to do something a little bit more “ He felt this was important for baseball, for Louis before the 1959 season E S TA TE OF Court of Probate, District of USED CARS — OVER 100 CARS IN STOCK SAMUEL J. JEWELL Manchester The Hon. Norman J. NOTICE OF HEARING 1888 LINCOLN 1887 HONDA 18M MAZDA 1S88 MAZDA 18M MERCURY ' 1883 MAZDA Preuss, Judge, of the Court OLC WAGON of Probate, District of An­ E S TA TE OF MARK VII LSC PRELUDE MX8 LX RX7 COUOAR Starling out to prove he’s the ‘best’ SCOTT ALLAN ARONSON, Lo«4*d Aulo dover at 0 hearing held on Deceased Jan. 25, 1989 ordered thot all Pursuant to an order of Hon. *10,999 *2,999 Yanks sign claims must be presented to William E. FitzGerald, *11,444 *11,999 *12,999 *9,999 Bv Ed Schuyler Jr. plans call for the two winners to second time. the fiduclorv ot the address On his way to an apparent below. Failure to promptly Judge, doted January 27,1989 1888 PONTIAC 18M CHEVY 1888 PONTIAC 1888 BMW 1884 PON-nAC 1»S7 MERC. The Associated Press meet in a “ WBC-WBA unification a hearing will be held on an 810 4x4 325 E FIREBIRD SABLE victop,-. he was knocked out by present any such claim may application proving for FIREBIRD GRAND AM match in April or May.” result In the loss of rights to authority to compromise and Ron Guidry LAS VEGAS - Marlon Sta­ Honeyghan was a 2*/i-l favorite Starling in the 11th round of his recover on such claim. settle a doubtful and disputed to retain the title he regained first title defense Aug. 22, 1987, Sharon B. Preuss, claim In favor of said estate *8,999 *8,795 *5.999 *12,999 *6.595 *8,999 rling’s opinion of himself is Clerk NEW YORK (AP) — Forty-five days after offered with the directness of a March 29. 1988 with a third-round and he failed to regain the title against De Luxe Shows, Inc., 1884 FORD 1887 HONDA IMS MAZDA 1888 LINCOLN The fiduciary Is: et al as In sold application on 1887 FORD when he fought a 12-round draw T-BIRO ACCORD LXI QSL RX7 CONTINENTAL the Yankees let Ron Guidry go in a youth punch in the nose. knockout of Jorge Vaca at Violet C. Jewell tile more fully appears, ot the T-BIRD LX with Starling last April 16. c/o Wynne, Pontlllo Court of Probate on Fe- Aulo. AC. AM/FM Auto. AC movement, New York made an abrupt " I ’m the best welterweight in London. Si Lynch bruory 21, 1989 ot 9:30 A.M. turnaround Friday and signed the left-hander the world.” he says without any The 28-year-old native of King- “ In the early 1990’s he will be 2510 Main Street Elizabeth A. Bldwell, »10,999 *6,999 *9,995 *8,999 *15.999 to a one-year contract for $500,000. .ston. Jamaica, was the undis­ the fighter to emerge as a great Glostonburv, CT 06033 prodding. 006-02______1885 COLT 18M PONTIAC -1888 MAZDA" 198S SUBARU 1888 BUICK IMS OLDS Dallas Green, the new Yankees manager, That opinion will be tested puted 147-pound champion. He one.” Honeghan’s manager. 010-02 BONNEVILLE OL TURBO RIVIERA DELTA 88 I VISTA WAGON •28 OT had decided not to keep the 38-year-old Guidry Saturday night when he chal­ relinquished the WBA and Inter­ Mickey Duff, said Friday. NOTICE OF A Aulo Auto. AC 4W D SPECIAL MEETING “ I ’m the best welterweight in PUBLIC NOTICE and the 46-year-old Tommy John after the lenges Lloyd Honeyghan of Bri­ national Boxing Federation titles the world” Starling said. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN *7,999 *6,495 *5,999 *11,995 *8,999 season. tain for the World Boxing Council in 1987. The Bolton Zoning Com­ 1885 SAAB too “ My name is still big.” Breland mission will hold o public T H A T there will be a Special 1M3 PONTIAC IBM LINCOLN' ' 1883 LINCOLN 1885 PONTIAC 1887 MAZDA Guidry wanted to stay with the Yankees even welterweight championship. Starling. 30. of Hartford, Conn., hearing on Wednesday, Meeting of the Directors of FIREBIRD CONTINENTAL MARK VII TRANS AM TURBO B2000LX after being declared a new-look free agent by The scheduled 12-round bout at will be fighting for the first time said the Eighth Utilities District Auto Aulo. AC Februory 15,1989 ot the Com­ of M a n ch e s te r, C T on LO.(M an arbitrator last October. But on Dec. 20 he Caesars Palace will be the second since he lost the WBA title on a munity Holl to hear the fol­ The questions asked by many Mondv, Februory 13,1989aty became a free agent when the Yankees failed half of a welterweight champion­ sixth-round knockout to Tomas lowing; 7:30 p.m. at the Fire House, 32 *5,999 *12,999 *9,999 >9.999 *10,595 *9,999 boxing observers, however, do 1. Application of Worren E. Main Street, Manchester, CT to offer him a 1989 contract. ship doubleheader, which will be Molinares of Colombia. Tapes not concern greatness. Instead, Howland and Nicholas for the following purpose; “ I just wanted to know what took you so televised by HBO. show the knockout blow was Carlo for a Zone Change they deal with how much Ho­ 1 1. To review and discuss the long?” Guidry asked Yankees general man­ In the first half. Mark Breland delivered after the bell ended the from R-1 to Business on 25 proposed Administration neyghan and Starling may have West Street (Route 85) to Budget for the Fiscal ager Bob Quinn during a telephone conference will fight Lee Seung-Soon of South sixth round. conform with the lot line. slipped and if Brelanci can attain Year July 1, 1989 to June call. “ Good things come to he who waits” Korea for the vacant World Molinares relinquished the title the competitive fire that has been 2. Application of Stephen L. 30, 1990. What happened was the intervention of Boxing Association welterweight Holmes and Kane A. /MORIAR^Y BROTHERS, in early January because, his lacking since he turned pro after 2. To transact any other bu­ (Jeorge Steinbrenner. the Yankees’ principal McLean for a home occu­ siness proper to come be­ title. physician said, he was suffering a spectacular 110-1 amateur pancy business at 22 He­ fore the Board. The Breland-Lee fight will from depression. bron Road for an Antlaue owner. career. Business. By Mary Beth LItrIco “ It was my decision." he said Friday. begin about 7 p.m. PDT. with the Breland, 25. of New York, Clerk Hours: MARK JOHNSON 643-51351 Was it hard for Steinbrenner to convince Honeyghan-Starling match to ranked No. 1 by the WBA. was a Boxing people bemoan the Eighth Utilities District Open Evenings 'til 9 p.m. Chairman 301-315 Center St. Green? start between 8 p.m. and 8:20 favorite over the second- overall quality in today’s welter­ Bolton Zoning Dated at Manchester, CT this *' 8i Sal. 'til 6 p.m. Manchester, CT (exit so ott i-b4) weight division, one of classes Commission 3rd day of February, 1989. "Not at all.” Steinbrenner said. “ I just told p.m. ranked Lee, 27, in his bid to Dan Duva, a co-promoter, said become WBA champion for the traditionally deepest in talent. 012-02 013-02 him.” ______Sports in Brief Scoreboard Sports in Brief Scoreboard A.4 8 Ellis 9-24 9-10 27, M cM illan 1-5 5-5 7, sticking), 6:53; Federko, StU double McDaniel 8-142-218, Lucas 0-10-00, Lorry Mize 68 minor (Interference, unsportsmanlike Webb Helntzelmon 69 Weekend scholastic slate conduct), 7:20. Andy Bean 69 MCC hosts hoop tourney T.C. Chen 69 In girls’ basketball action. East Catholic (6-10) Hockey Overtime— Hone. Penalties— Evans, StL Basketbafl Jim Benepe 69 Manchester Community College (13-9) will host Fred Couples 69 will travel to Hamden to take on Sacred Heart (roughing), 4:45; Cotfev, Pit (rouvghing), “ ■ 4:45. the A-Copy basketball tournament this weekend at Steve Haskins 69 Academy (11-4) in an All Connecticut Conference Shots on goal— St. Louis 19-7-11-)— 38. East Catholic High School. The four teams involved Tim Simpson 70 Pittsburgh 6-7-^6— 27. Bogues1-2(M)2, Lewis 5-60-110, ^rrv3-5(M)6, Big East standings Rocco Mediate 70 matchup tonight at 7. NHL standings will be the MCC Cougars, the Naval Prep Academy Peter Jacobsen 70 Power-plov Opportunities— St. Louis 2 oT Hoppenl-11-13.Totols44-9117-20108. Big Ea»t Conference O 'o ll In wrestling action. Manchester High (13-4-1) will 7; Pittsburgh 2 of 8. of Newport, R.I.. Eastern Connecticut State Lon Hinkle 70 W L W L George Archer 70 be involved in a quadrangular meet with Montville. Goalies— St, Louis, Mlllen, 12-14-5 (27 6 1 16 2 Patrick Division shots-24 saves). Pittsburgh, Barrasso, swrtti. SXSSiloe University junior varsity and the Western Univer­ Georgetown By LEWIS WITHAM Fulton Allem 70 Portland and host Hartford Public at noon. One GF GA Charlotte Seton Hall 5 3 18 3 Mac O’Grodv 70 W L T P is 15-13-5 (38-35). 3-Polnt goals— Chapman 3, SchoMj^ sity junior varsity. 4 17 8 64 213 184 Fouled out— Rambis. R e b o u n c ^ ^ t t le Syracuse 4 4 18 Take Willis Reed’s old uni­ Chip Beck 70 Indian victory will tie the school record set last year NY Rangers 28 A— 16,025...... The Cougars are ranked sixth in the New England 4 4 15 4 Washington 27 18 10 64 196 177 Referee— Dan Marouelll. Linesmen— Providence John Mahaftev 70 51 (Coge 10), Charlotte 44 (Poiiili'* Pittsburgh 4 4 11 8 form number, subtract the play­ for wins in a season. Pittsburgh 29 18 5 63 242 219 Ron Asselstine, Mark Pore. Assists— Seattle 23 ( ^ . ^ ''Ip n Char­ junior college poll. Bobby Wadkins 71 Also. Cheney Tech (0-21) will host a quadrangular 55 206 182 St. John 's 5 5 13 7 ers who start a game between Wayne Grady 71 PhiladelphiaI 26 24 3 lotte 29 (Bogues 10). Totol fouls— Seattle 18, On Saturday, Eastern will meet the Naval Prep at S 25 10 46 188 224 Connecticut 3 4 12 the Whalers and the Flames, add Robin Freemon 71 meet with Bacon Academy of Colchester, Canton New Jersey 18 Charlotte 26. A— 23,388. 3 4 12 9 s 16 32 3 35 166 217 6 p.m. with MCC in the 8 p.m. nightcap against Villanova Morris Hatalsky 71 Boston College 1 6 8 9 the number of major-league High and Valley Regional of Deep River this Adams Division Western. The consolation game will be Sunday at teams Willie McCovey played for Johnny Miller 71 Montreol 36 14 6 78 211 157 Bucks 109. Pacers 91 Andrew Magee 71 morning at 11. 24 23 6 54 193 201 12:30 p.m. with the championship game slated for Today's Games and multiply by the number of Bob Twav 71 Buffalo Basketball UConn at Providence, 2 p.m. Boston 21 22 11 53 180 177 2:30 p.m. post-season college football all- Dan Forsman 71 27 4 46 187 186 M IL W A U K E E (109) ...... Syracuse ot Pittsburgh, 2 p.m. Gary Hallberg 71 Hartford 21 Cummings 10-25 4-5 24, Roberts 6-101-213, Seton Hall at Boston College, 8 p.m. star games. Whalers visit the Islanders Quebec 18 30 6 42 181 240 Steve Jones 71 Sikma 5-10 4-4 16, Humphries 5-10 3-4 14, Sunday's Games ga Billy Mayfair 71 UNIONDALE, N.Y. — The Hartford Whalers will Norris Division NBA standings Pressev 3-103-49, Plerce10-219-929, MokeskI UConn Huskies at Providence Georgetown at Villanova, noon AkI Ohmachl 71 1-104)2, Davis 1-204)2, Horford0-004)0.Totals Monday's (Somes Nick Faldo 72 meet the New York Islanders this afternoon at 5 41-8924-28109. Syracuse at Seton Hall, 8 p.m. PAYOFF: The answer is also Detroit PROVIDENCE — The University of Connecticut Bob Eastwood 72 (Channel 18.WTIC) at the Nassau County Coliseum. EASTERN CONFERENCE IN D IA N A (91) , Tuesday's Games the uniform number of the tallest M ark Lye 72 St. Louis Atlantic Division Person7-172-316,Wllllams4-116-714,Smlts (3-4 in the Big East. 12-5 overall) will be on the road Boston College at Villanova, 8 p.m. The Whalers, still in fourth place in the Adams Minnesota OB power forward in the NBA. A6ark Ptell 72 W 0-204)0, Fleming 3-118-814, Miller 6-126622, to take on Providence College (4-4. 15-4) in a key Big Pittsburgh at Providence, 8 p.m. Curt Byrum 72 Chicago New York 29 16 .644 Tlsdale7-143417,Long3-904)6,Sklles0-12-22, Wednesday, Feb. 8 Name him. Division, will then break for the NHL All-Star game Toronto East Conference opener this afternoon at 2 (Channel Russ Cochran 72 Philadelphia 25 20 .55< G ray OOOOO, Tonev 0-204)0. Total s30-7927-30 Georgetown at UConn (CIvIcCenter), 72 that will be played Tuesday night in Edmonton Smythe Division 72 72 .sot Lannv Wadkins 35 11 8 Boston 91. 8). UConn is coming off a 104-75 win over UMass 7 p.m. Keith Clearwater 72 before returning to Civic Center ice Thursday to Calgary New Jersey 17 26 .39! Milwaukee 19 19 38 Saturday, Feb. 11 Dan Pohl 72 Los Angeles 27 21 5 Washington 16 26 .38' Monday night. The Huskies had routed St. John’s. 26 22 6 Indiana 20 14 29 29— 91 Boston College at UConn (Civic Kenny Knox 72 host Buffalo. Edmonton Charlotte 12 33 .26: 3-Polnt goals— Miller 4, Sikma 2, Humph­ 80-52. last Saturday at the Civic Center in their last Center), 1 p.m. Vancouver 20 26 7 Central Division 18 24 9 ries. Fouled out— Pressev. Rebounds— Big East encounter. The Friars are coming off an Georgetown at Pittsburgh, 4 p.m. uosdujes qdieid :jdOAVd Winnipeg Cleveland 33 10 .76: Milwaukee 58 (Cummings 22), Indiana 46 St. Joh n 's ot Syracuse, 7 p.m. FrMov't Games 29 13 .691 87-73 loss to St. John’s Wednesday night. LPGA moneyleaders LoteOame Not Included Detroit (Person, Flemlng9). Assists— Mil waukee20 Seton Hall at Villanova, 8 p.m. 09 = S X € + St - 61. :U3MSNV Milwaukee 28 14 .66: (Pressev 8), Indiana 21 (Fleming 9). Total Television and St. Louls3,Pltt8burgh3 Atlanta 27 17 .61. fouls— Mliwoukee 28, Indiana 26. A— ® 1985oyN EA Inc The money leodersonthe1989LPGATo^ Woshlngton 1, HartfordO Chicago 25 18 SB 94)90. TAC issues suspensions through the Oldsmoblle Classic, which Boston 4, Winnipeg 2 Indiana. 11 32 .25 Detroit ot Edmonton, (n) WESTERN CONFERENCE Transactions ended Jan. 30: Saturday's Games Cavaliers 110, Kings 94 NEW YORK (A P) — John Powell, winner of two Angeles Open ployed onthepar-71,6,946vard Trn Money Midwest Division RlvIeraCountrvCIubCourse (71 plovers still 1. Betsv King $77,693 TODAY Minnesota at Quebec, 2:05 p.rn. W L PC GB Olympic bronze medals, was suspended for six $66,506 Hartford of New York Islanders, 5:05 BASEBALL on course due to rain de lav; plqv will be 2. Nanev Lopez Noon — Tennis; Davis Cup — U.S. vs. Paraguay. Utah 26 17 .60 SACRAMENTO (94) years for participating in a track and field tour of resum ^ at 10:15 EST) (o4lenotes ama- 3. Dottle Mochrle $48,914 Houston 26 17 .6M M cCrav 8-11 2-4 18, PIncknev 68 1-2 13, American League $45,532 ** New York Rangers at Montreol, 8:05 teur): 4. Beth Daniel ESPN Dallas ® S 'S Thompson 2-8 2-2 South Africa last year, and three other Olympians CALIFORNIA ANGELS— Signed Wally 68- 66— 134 $34,415 Jovner, first baseman, to a one-vear Mark Calcovecchla 5. Lori (Sarbocz 2 p.m. — College basketball: UConn at Provi­ p.m. Denver ra 22 .J Presslev 614 2-3 15, Berry 10-16 3-6 24, Del were suspended for four years each Friday. 68- 66— 134 $34,414 Chicago at Toronto, 8:05 p.m. N W O V4M2, Klelne2404)4, Glllerv04)000. contract. Sandy Lyle 6. Martha House San Antonio 12 30 .a The penalties against discus throwers Powell and Hale Irwin 70 .67— 137 7. Hollis Staev $22,248 dence, Channel 8. WPOP Vancouver at Colgarv, 8:05 p.m. M iam i 4 38 .05 Totals40-7912-2094, M IL W A U K E E B R E W E R S — Agreed to 68- 69— 137 $18,832 Buffalo at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. M ike Reid 8. Rosie Jones 2 p.m. - College basketball: Syracuse at Pacific Division Carol Cady and middle-distance runners Ruth terms with Paul MIrabella, pitcher, on a 67- 70— 137 $17,725 Sunday's Games one-vear controct. Gene Sauers 9. Sandro Palmer Pittsburgh, Channel 3 L.A. Lakers 30 14 .M V V in ll^sT ls"? 19, Sanders Wysocki and James Robinson were levied by The Tom Purtier 71- 66— 137 10. Shlrlev Furlong $15,682 Pittsburgh at Boston, 1:35 p.m. Phoenix 27 16 .6, NEW YORK YANKEES— Signed Ron 71- 67— 138 $15,326 2 p.m. — College basketball; Kansas State at Phllodelphia at Woshlngton, 1:35 p.m. (3uldrv, pitcher, to a one-vear contract. Craig Stodler 11. Nonev Brown Seattle 27 16 .6, Athletics Congress, the national governing body for Loren Roberts 69- 70— 139 12. Jodv Rosenthal $14,613 Detroit ot Winnipeg, 3:35 p.nn^. Golden State 23 19 .5. 04)2!lEhlO2-404)4, Dudlev04)1-21.Totals43-89 OAKLAND ATHLETICS—Agreed to 68- 71— 139 $12,951 Missouri. NESN . ^ • New Jersey at Edmonton, 4:05 p.m. the sport. The suspensions mean the athletes cannot Howard Twittv 13. Jan Stephenson Portland 23 19 .5 21*29110. __ AA terms with Jose Canseco, outfielder, on a 69- 70— 139 $12,604 2 p.m. — College basketball; Fairleigh Dickinson New York Islanders at Quebec, 7:35 compete in national or international competition. one-vear contract. Bruce Lletike 14. Judy Dickinson Sacramento 12 31 .Z Sacramento J! « S 2Ziio John Huston 70- 70— 140 $11,937 CIttVSiand 24 16 32 36— 110 S E A T T L E M A R IN E R S — Agreed to 15. Sherri Turner at Monmouth. SportsChannel ** Minnesota at NewYorkRangers,7:35p.m. L.A. Clippers 10 33 .Z Nick Price 73- 67— 140 tie. Colleen Walker $11,937 Friday's Games 3-Polnt goals—Harper 7, Presslev, > terms with Harold Reynolds, second 71- 69— 140 $11,700 3 p.m. — Track and Field: Millrose Games, baseman,onaone-vear controct. Oirls Perry 17. Jane Geddes Late Gomes Not Included Price. Fouled Angels sign Joyner 72- 68— 140 $11,194 Vancouver at Colgarv, 8:05 p.m. TO RO N TO B L U E J A Y S — Agreed to Don Reese 18. Robin Walton Boston 117, Washington 108 Rebounds— Sacramento 51 (McCray W), Bernhard Longer 70- 71— 141 $9,551 Channel 30 „ o . » St. Louis at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. terms with Tony Fernandez, shortstop, on o 19. CIndv Rarick 4 Charlotte 108, Seattle 106 Cleveland 50 (Daugherty 12). Assists— ANAHEIM. Calif. (A P) — California Angels first Dave Elchelberger 69- 72— 141 $8,875 p ni. — College basketball; N.C. State at 94 three-vear contract. 20. Kathv Guadagnlno Cleveland 110, Sacramento Sacramento 22 (K.Smith 6), cievelond W baseman Wally Joyner signed a one-year (contract Ben Crenshaw 70- 71—21. 141 (XmlelleAmmoccpn $8,767 DePaul, Channel 30 Milwaukee 109, Indiana 91 (Price 10). Total fouls— Sacramento a, Notional League 72- 69— 141 $8,594 NL— Named Bill White president effec­ Fuizv Zoeller 22. Avako Okamoto 4 p.m. — Golf: Los Angeles Open, Channel 3 Detroit 124, Philadelphia 106 Cievelond 21. Technical— Sacramento Ille­ Friday, avoiding a salary arbitration hearing. 72- 70— 142 $8,593 NHL results tive April 1. Jim Hallet 23. Marta Rgueros-Dott 4:30 p.m. — College basketball; Niagara at Houston 105, Chicago 98 gal defense. A— 18,049. Joyner. 26. will receive $920,000. He had requested Willie Wood 71- 71—24. 142 Debbie Massev $8,432 Dallas 121, Phoenix 117 ATLANTA BRAVES— Agreed to terms 71- 71— 142 $8,327 with Andres Thomas, shortstop, on a Jay Don Blake 25. Dot (Sermain Northeastern. NESN New Jersey at Utah, (n) a salary of $965,000 for this season while the Angels Tom m y Arm our II 71- 71—26. 142 Cathv Morse $8,276 Capitals 1. Whalers 0 Portland at L.A. Lakers, (n) one-veor contract. 72- 70— 142 $8,269 5 p.m. — College basketball: Wichita State at Pistons 124, 76ers 106 had offered $750,000. MONTREAL EXPOS— Agreed to terms J.C. Snead 27. Vicki Fergon Son Antonio at L.A. Clippers, (n) D.A. Welbring 70- 72— 142 28. Carolyn Hill $6,860 Saturday's Games The parties had discussed a multiyear contract with Wallace Johnson, Inflelder, on a 73- 69— 142 $6,539 Bradley. SportsChannel Hartford David Frost 29. Amv Benz 2 S Milwaukee at Washington, 7:30 p.m. D E T R O IT (124) one-vear contract. 72- 70— 142 $6,406 5pm. — Whalers at Islanders. Channel 18. WTIC Washington 0 i 0—t but weren’t able to come to an agreement for more PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES— Agreed to Tom Watson 30. Penny Hammel First Period— None. Penalties— Martin, New York at Indlano, 7 : » p.m. Salley 67 2-2 10, Dontlev 13-15 7-8 33, Shawn Mcentee 72- 70— 142 31. Tammie Green $6,326 7 p.m, — College basketball: Temple at Rhode Lalmbeer 5-8 04) 10, Thom as 11-19 4-6 27, than one year. terms with Dickie Thon, shortstop, on a - Har,malor (flohtlno),8:11; Gould, Utah ot Denver, 9:30 p.m. Brad Faxon 70 73—32. 143 tollv Little $5,901 Atlanta at Phoenix, 9:30 p.rn. ____ Johnson 9-1865a,Mahorn2-504)4, Williams one-veor contract. Invited Keith Miller, 72- 71— 143 $5,828 Island. ESPN . — , „ Wos.malor (fighting),8:11. Inflelder, to spring training as a non-roster (Xn/ld Ogrln 33. Kimberly Williams L.A. Clippers at Golden State, 10:30 0-7000, Edwards692-312,Rodman2-3004, Scott Hoch 74- 69— 143 34. Susan Sanders $5,818 8 p.m. — Rangers at Montreal. Channel 9, Second Period— 1, Woshlngton, Gustafs- Dawkins 1-3002, Dem boOl OOO. Totols52-95 plover. son 15 (Gartner), 1:28. Penalties— Jennings, p.m. Girardelli wins the gold Bill Sander 72- 71— 143 35. JoAnne Corner $5,380 American Association - $5,349 SportsChanel Har (holding), 6:58; RIdlev, Wos (holding), San Antonio at Portland, 10:30 p.m. 19-24124. Gll Morgan 71 72— 143 36. MItzl Edge Sunday's Games PHILADELPHIA (106) BEAVER CREEK. Colo. (AP) — 'Though it was BUFFALO BISONS—Signed Rennie 7568— 143 $5,349 9 p.m. — College basketball: Louisville at 12:59; Stevens, Was (holding), 19:05. Stennett, second baseman, a nd n m Conrov, Mark O’Meara tie. Chris Johnson Cleveland at Charlotte, 2 p.m. Jones 2-6 OO 4, Barkley 1014 7-14 27, Calvin Peete 71- 72—38. 143 Alice RItzman $49831 Third Period— None. Penalties— Hunter, hard to see and he hated the course. Marc Girardelli pitcher. Memphis State, ESPN Was (roughing),1:06; Evason,Hor Chlcogo at Detroit, 2 p.m. GmlnskI 8-18 3-3 19, Brooks 612 6 4 15, Tom Kite 7370— 143 39. Lourl Merten $4,561 Seattle at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Hawklns6134-411,Anderson6187-719,Welp of Luxembourg won the first men’s gold medal at BASKETBALL 72- 7 1 -1 4 3 $4,501 10 p.m. — Boxing; Lloyd Honeyghan (33-1-0) vs. (roughing), 1:06; Martin, Har (boarding), National Baskefbail Association Corev Pavin 40. Allison Finney Sacramento at Miami, 7:30 p.m. 2-7 2-3 6, Henderson 1-6 1-1 3,Cheeks1-1 Hal Sutton 70- 73— 143 41. Lynn Connelly $4,414 Marlon Starling (42-.5-1). WBC world welterweight 3:07; Gartner, Wos (tripping),8:«. 002, Coleman 01 OOO. Totals 38-96 2B-36106. the World Alpine Ski Championships with a victory NBA— Suspended Jerome Kersey, Por­ ^ots on goal—-Hartford 10-8-13— 31. Denver at Houston, 8:30 p.m. Dick Mast 72- 72— 144 42. Kathryn Young $4,405 tland forword, for one gan>e and fined 72- 72— 144 $4,137 championship bout; Mark Breland (21-1-1) vs. Washington 14-6-3— 23. . New Jersey at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. in the combined downhill Friday. Ed Ron 43. Deb Richard him $3,900 for on altercation during a - $4,069 Power-plav Opportunities— Hartford o or Detroit 32 24 33 35— 124 Girardelli. an overwhelming favorite for the Clarence Rose 71 73—44. 144 Myra Blackwelder Seung Son-Lee (32-2-2), HBO Philadelphia H 29 29 26—106 game on Feb. 1. Rned Ken Norman, Los 70- 74— 144 $3,914 3;Washlngton0of2. ____ — combined title after finishing third in Monday s Angeles Clippers forward, $2,500 for the Mark McCumber 45. Heather Farr 11; 30 p.m. — College basketball: New Mexico at Goalies— Hartford, Llut,9-15-2 (23shots-22 NBA resulta 3Polnt goals— Thomas, Brooks, Haw­ Rav Flovd 69^ 7 5 -1 4 4 46. Catherine Johnston $3,450 kins. Fouled out— None. Rebounds— some altercation. 72- 72— 144 $3,399 saves). Washington, Peeters, slalom, was a mere one-hundredth of a sec()nd Don Poolev 47. Ok-Hee Ku UTEP. ESPN Detroit 57 (Edwards 9), Philadelphia 57 LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS—Signed 74- 70— 144 $3,326 12-5-3(31-31). behind pacesetter Michael Mair of Italy in the Billy Andrade 48. Jull Inkster (Barklev15). Assists— Otrolt 28 (Tho­ Eric White, forward, to a KLdav controct. 74- 71— 145 $6,325 A— 18,130. MIAMI HEAT— Signed Craig Neal, Steve Elklngfon 49. Morel Bozorth Celtics 117, Bullets 10B mas 7), Philadelphia 21 (Brooks 7). Total Brian Tennyson 7669 — 145 50. Cathy Marino $3,317 SUNDAY Referee— Paul Stewart. Linesmen— Leon f o u l s - D e t r o i t 27, P h ila d e lp h ia 22. combined downhill. , . j n: „ guard, tor the rest of the season. Stickle, M ark Vines. That gave the stocky. 25-year-old p'rardelli a John Inman 69- 76— 145 Noon — College basketball: Georgetown at Technicals— Philadelphia trainer Dome­ Contlnetai Bosholball Association 7571— 146 C B A — Announced that Moline, III., will be Wayne Levi nico, Philadelphia coach Lvnam, AAa- clesrcut victory and enabled hini to defend the title Buddy (kirdner 7571 — 146 Villanova. Channel 3 '**Kfno^MJ°H4?cSledoe3-102-m horn, Detroit delay of game. A— 15,268. the site of the 1990 All-Stor Game. 0-0 0, Walker 3-6 6-7 12, Malone 16-25 0-0 32, he won at the last World Championships, in 1987. Mike Donald 7373— 146 Noon — Tennis; Davis Cup — U.S, vs. Paraguay, FOOTBALL 7670 — 146 Blues 3. Penguins 3 C A Jones2-2(M)4, W illiam s2-1004)4,Grant Notional Football Leoguo Blaine McCalllster ESPN 0- 2 (M) 0, Eackles 7-13 5-5 19, Alarle 2-31-1 5, Jerry Pote 7572 — 147 Bowling CLEVELAND BROWNS— Nomed 7671 — 147 1:30 p.m. — Penguins at Bruins, NESN Colter O-104)0.Totals45-9618-2010e. Friday’s ‘ : scores George Sefclk running backs cooch and Lennie Clements 02178662 Ramage draws suspension Leonard Thompson 7374 — 147 2 p.m. — Bulls at Pistons, Channel 3 St. Louis 2 i 2 John Teerlinck defensive line coach. 7672 — 148 Pittsburgh ,0 0 3 0-^ KANSAS CITY CHIEFS— Signed Joe Jim Carter 2:30 p.m. — College basketball; Louisville at First Period— 1, St. Louis, Hrkac 13 **M7Ha/e9-14M1B, Lewis 13-186-732, Parish EAST M ONTREAL (A P) - Calgary Flames defense- Mark WIebe 7474— 148 Pendrv, auarterback coach; Howord 78- 71—GOP 149 Woman (Hull, Ronnlng), 9:52 (pp). 2, St. Loul^ 6-8 7-11 19, Johnson 5-12 6-6 16,Shaw2-35-6 Bluefleld St. 83, West Liberty 79 Mudd,offensive linecoach.andBlllCowher, Bob Glider Memphis State. ESPN man Rob Ramage was suspended for eight ganies 7871— 149 Joyce Tyler 192-472, Lottie Kuczynskl Poslowskl 16 (Ronnlng, Hrkoc), 14:37 9, Alnge4-10008, Acres 3-5006, Paxson1-4(M) Bowdoln 75, Norwich 60 defensive ossistant. Mike Hulbert 4 p.m. — College basketball: Duke at Notre (pp). Penoltles— McKegnev, StL (trl^ 2, Lohaus 2-2 2-26, Rivas 0OOO0,Gamble0-l Cortland St. 73, Plattsburgh St. 62 tom Randolph 75- 74— 149 180, M a r y M um tord 178-453, Eleanor by the National Hockey League Friday following a HOCKEY 7674— 150 ping), 1:06; Brown, Pit (hIgh-stIckIng), 1- 21, Grandlson OO OOO.Total s 45-77 27-34117. Fredonia St. 85, Brockport St. 82 Notional Hockey League Tim Norris Berggren 473. Dame, Channel 30 ,,. . . . stick infraction involving Doug Bodger of the George Burns 7674— 150 1 1-45; Roberts, StL (holding), 6:35; Coffey, Harvard 63, Princeton 57 4; 30 p.m. — College basketball: West Virginia at NHL— Suspended Rob Ramoge, Calgary 7476 — 150 Pit (tripping), 7:57; Zemlok, Pit, double Washington 2 S 2 2^12 MIddleburv 95, Colbv 89 Buffalo Sabres on Jan. 15. Flames defenseman, for eight gomes (or a Jeff Jackson minor (holding, kneeing), 13:43; Johnson, B o sto n 30 36 22 29— 117 Mount St. Vincent79, Albany Phormocv61 Jim (kJlIogher 7477 — 151 U.S. Mixed Rutgers, SportsChannel In a written statement, executive vice president stick Infroctlon In ogame on Jan. 15. 78 7 3 -1 5 1 6 p.m. — College basketball: Houston at Rice, Pit (elbowing), 16:02; Benning, StL (hold­ Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Jeff Sluman Regis Longtin 214, Ruth U rban 190-181- ing), 16:26. Woshlngton 45 (Walker 14), Boston 47 Penn 78, Dartmouth 77 Brian O’Neill said the unusual delay in issuing the Greg Frederick 7477— 151 518, Sharon M a d ore 193-500, D on M a- (taped), NESN Second Period— 3, St. Louis, Benning 6 (Parish 12). Assists— Washington 25 Trenton St. 123, Medgar Evers 47 suspension was the result of the travel schedule of L.arrv RInker 79- 73— 152 dore 204, VIn Urban 585, Donna Vrissis (Federko, Evans), 6:13. Penalties— (Walker 8), Boston 35 (Johnson 11). Total SOUTH 7:30 p.m. — SuperSonics at Celtics, SportsChan­ Sabres general manager Gerry Meehan and a delay Ken Brown 79- 74— 153 193, Dave Fenn 232-578, Linda Lafulippe P Cavalllnl, StL (tripping), 11:28; Ro­ fouls— Washington 28, Boston 20. Belmont Abbey 92, Mount Olive 80 Jim Thorpe 7578— 153 186194-520, Sue Cote 177, Sheila Cm - nel! W ILI berts, StL (holding), 12:29; Pittsburgh Technical— Colter. A— 14,890. Christopher Newport 89, Methodist 78 in providing a video tape of the incident to the league G olf Tom Sleckmann 7677— 153 palla 199-513, Dale Pecker 1861W -Sn, 8 p.m. — College baseball: Arizona State at bench, served bv Brown (too many men on Greensboro 81, Va. Wesleyan 69 o-ErIc Meeks 7876— 154 Vernon Pecker 203, Alice Brow n 192-503, Ice), 19:25; McKegnev, StL, molor N.C.-Greensboro 91, CJovIs 8, Elkins 58 office Barry Jaeckel 7679— 155 Linda Burton 179-486, LIndo Johnson Florida State. ESPN (boarding), 19:36. Warner Southern 75, Palm Beach Atlantic The incident occurred in Calgary’s 3-2 loss to the Failed to finish 182, Linda Skaglund 202-176534, Bob 8 p.m. - College basketball: UNC-Charlotte at Third Period— 4, Pittsburgh, Cotfev 21 Hornets 10B. SuperSonics 106 62 Sabres in Buffalo. Ramage swung his stick at Steve Pate Skoglund 220-596, Mary Dellsle 491, (Cullen, Brown), 2:07 (pp). 5, PItHburgh, MIDWEST Los Angeles Open scores Bodger. who. the Flames claim, set an illegal pick Mark Brooks Mary Whipple 179, Ernie Whipple Lemleux 55 (Cotfev, Barrasso),4:21 (PP) f SE A T T LE (106) Ind.-South Bend 79, Concordia, Mich. 70 Phil Blockmor 233-575, John KozIckI 222-566, Rich - College basketball; Arizona at Pittsburgh, Lonev 7 (CuIIc t , M e Key 6-121-113, Cage6-132-214, Lister 2-5 Wilmington, Ohio 102, Lake Erie 58 on Ramage that enabled Pierre Turgeon to score the LOS ANGELES (AP) — Scorw Friday Donnie Hammond Holbrook 202. 5:35. Penalties— Hllller, Pit (hloh- otter the second round of theSl million Los Joy Hoos Washington, (taped), NESN winning goal. Field wide open at U.S. skating championships Celtics back at the .500 level By Barry Wilner BOSTON (AP) — Reggie Lewis Rockets 105, Bulls 98: At Hous­ men’s competition could be Chris scored 32 points and the Boston The Associated Press Bowman’s leg injury. ton, Akeem Olajuwon scored Celtics climbed back to .500 for NBA Roundup eight of his 20 points in the first Bowman suffered a gash of his left BALTIMORE — It’s time to get the first time since Dec. 21. four minutes of the fourth period, ankle while performing a comical serious, real serious, for Jill Trenary. beating the Washington Bullets leading the Houston Rockets to a routine in an exhibition Dec. . The cut to give the Hornets the win. It was Trenary, the 19R7 national cham­ 1 117-108 Friday night. 10.5-98 victory over the Chicago needed four layers of stitches and Reid again who stole the ball as pion, barely missed a medal at the The "Celtics built a 17-point lead Bulls Friday night. according to Frank Carroll. Bow­ time ran out. Calgary Olympics, finishing fourth. midway through the third quar­ Sleepy Floyd added 19 points, man’s coach, the 21-year-old Califor­ ter. survived a 19-4 run by the With all three medalists gone profes­ Ik Cavaliers 110, Kings 94: At with Otis Thorpe and Purvis nian’s condition is “ uncertain.” Bullets and held on for their fifth sional, Trenary not only is the Richfield. Ohio. Ron Harper had Short contributing 17 and 16. straight home victory on three top-rated American woman figure Bowman was edged for second 28 points. 10 rebounds and nine respectively, for the Rockets. straight baskets by Dennis John­ skater, but in line for the world place in the nationals a year ago by assists Friday night's the Cleve­ Michael Jordan led the Bulls son after Washington closed the championship, as well. Paul Wylie of Denver. Wylie won the land Cavaliers beat the Sacra­ with 29 points and 10 assists, gap to 106-100 with 2:40 Lalique Trophy in Paris last No­ \ mento Kings 110-94 for their 14th followed by Bill Cartwright with This week, Trenary goes after her remaining. vember but is not as spectacular a straight home victory. 17 points. second crown in the U,S, Figure Lewis also had six assists while free skater as Bowman. t Cleveland trailed by three at Mavericks 121, Suns 117: At Skating Championships — she also going over the 30-point mark for “ It’s kind of like comparing apples I halftime but outscored the Kings Dallas. Mark Aguirre, rumored finished second to Debi Thomas in the the third time in his second NBA and oranges.” Wylie says. “ Chris has 68-49 in the second half behind 16 to be on the trading block, 1988 nationals and was fifth in the season. one extra trick, but I have a program second-half points each by returned after a one-game ab­ worlds, Robert Parish had 19 points and that I think is more moving than his. Harper and Mark Price. sence to score 36 points on Friday “ I know what itfeelsliketowinand, This is the brass tacks, the long- 12 rebounds. Kevin McHale night, carrying the Dallas Maver­ obviously, I would love to win that Rookie Ricky Berry scored 24 program analysis, because it’s going scored 18 points and Johnson icks to a 121-117 victory over the back,” says Trenary, 20, of Colorado points, including 13 in the fourth to come down to the long program.” added 16 points and 11 assists in Phoenix Suns. Springs, Colo, who trains with world- quarter, to lead Sacramento. If it does, Bowman might have an helping the Celtics improve to Phoenix was led by Tom renown coach Carlo Fassi, ‘ T skated Rodney McCray had 18 for the ace in the hole, a triple axel. 22-22, including 17-7 at home. Chambers with 27 points and well at nationals last year, too. It just Bernard King had 24 points and Kings. “ I hit it at Skate America and that Brad Daugherty scored 24 and Kevin Johnson with 25. happens that Debi just edged me out a was a big step form e.” says Bowman. Ledell Eackles 19 as the Bullets little bit. That was fine. That’s John Williams 19 for the Cavali­ Pistons 124. 78ers 106: At 21, of Los Angeles. “ But I also might lost their sixth straight road competition, ers. who have the NBA’s best Philadelphia. Adrian Dantley have focused too much on it; some of game. “ Being that I did come in second record at 33-10. scored 33 points and Isiah Tho­ the later jumps were difficult be­ Patrick Plynn/Manchaater Herald Hornets 108, Sonics 106: At last year, it would make winning all Charlotte, N.C., Tim Kempton Bucks 109, Pacers 91: At India­ mas 27 and the Detroit Pistons cause. by then, my mind was out in the never trailed while defeating the the more exciting this year,” parking lot.” TOP GUN — Cliff Robinson, averaging scored on a layup off a perfect napolis. Terry Cummings had 24 And expected. While the men’s 19.9 points a game, will lead the feed from Robert Reid with two points and 22 rebounds, while Philadelphia 76ers 124-106 Friday The men’s battle could be spiced by reserve Ricky Pierce had 17 night for their 12th victory in 14 competition has nc overwhelming former world junior champion Todd University of Connecticut quintet today seconds left Friday night, giving favorite, Trenary clearly is the points in the fourth quarter and 25 games ^dredge, who also has been sidelined the Charlotte Hornets a 108-106 frontrunner among the women, who when it clashes with Providence College victory over the Seattle of his 29 in the second half Friday Charles Barkley returnedtothe by physical probems. Eldredge has at 2 p.m. at the Providence Civic Center night, leading the Milwaukee get started with the compulsory bruised cartilage in the back. SuperSonics. Philadelphia lineup after missing figures on Wednesday, Bucks to a 109-91 victory over three games with an ankle sprain Back problems forced Scott Gre­ in Big East action. The Friars beat the With the score tied at 106-106, Indiana. and led his team with 27 points “ I feel it already,” she says, “ It’s gory to retire and his ice dance Huskies in Hartford, 80-78. the Hornets brought the ball into and 15 rebounds. Point guard going to be a little more intense, a partner, Suzanne Semanick. found a play with 22 seconds to play, The Bucks broke the game open Maurice Cheeks, who has been little bit more work. But I ’m smart to new sidekick in Ron Kravette. Reid, who finished with 28 as Indiana went four minutes recognize that and I ’m ready, I know out with a shoulder separation Semanick-Gregory had won the last points on 12-for-22 shooting, found without a field goal in the third also played in a relief role. what to expect, andif Iknowitandam two U S. crowns, but Semanick- Evert is upset Kempton alone under the basket quarter. prepared for it, I can just skate, I don’t Kravette are considered longshots in have to open a newspaper if I don’t TOKYO (AP) — Lori McNeil, who upset Chris want,” the dance, where significant move­ ment in the standings is unusual. AP photo Evert in the 1987 U.S. Open semifinals, did it again If she does some reading, she’ll The dance favorites are Susan Friday in the quarterfinals of the Pan Pacific Open know that Caryn Kadavy, third in the Tennis Tournament. Well Clean Your Car Wynne and Joe Druar, who were LADIES FAVORITE — Jill Trenary, shown in a file photo, was last two nationals, is sidelined by a runners-up in the ’88 nationals. Playing before 3,200 spectators on artificial stress fracture of the left ankle. Jeri fourth at the Winter Olympic Games in Calgary a year ago. She is “ We were just happy to make the courts at Tokyo’s Aoyamagakuin Memorial Hall. Campbell, fourth in the ’88 nationals, the top-ranked U.S. skater, and the favorite at the U.S. Figure Olympics.” Wynne says of 1988. McNeil, the seventh seed, outlasted Evert, seeded also has a sprained ankle. “ Eveybody was asking us ‘Aren't you Skating Championships that get under way Wednesday in third, 6-2, 5-7, 6-4. Inside And Out. The toughest competition could mad you weren’t first?’ I thought, Baltimore. “ McNeil played much better on the court, which come from Kristi Yamaguchi. who ‘We re in the Olympics. It’s OK.’ was fit for her but not for me.” said Evert, who was began her season with a strong second This year, it’s just as nerve- playing her first match in two months. place in Tokyo. Trenary calls Yama­ racking for us. This year, it’s first Oppegard now professionals, 1986 been skating together 16 years and “ The court is the fastest surface I ’ve ever played. guchi “ technically very strong” and Two Ways place, just like last year it was the national champs Gillian Wachsman we’ve been junior national cham­ It was faster than grass.” she said. “ If it were expects a “ tough challenge from and Todd Waggoner figured to move Olympics as a goal. If we come in pions, we’ve been on the world team, slower I think I could have returned better.” her.” up. But they returned to school To Save, second this year, we wouldn’t be the Olympic team .w e’ve been second McNeil said Evert’s layoff may have affected her Gentl^ Yamaguchi also skates pairs with happy,” leaving Olympians Kim and Wayne third, fourth, fifth and ninth at senior play. Rudi Galindo, with whom she won the Seybold as the top duo. (With The April Sargent and Russ Wit'herby nationals. We’ve won international “ I really played well,” he said. “ Evert’s passing world junior title in 1988 are the main challengers. “ Right now, we’re the top-ranked competitions and things, but the one shots weren’t so good.” team in the United States and we want Coupons Galindo also skates singles but In pairs, with Olympic bronze thing that’s eluded us is the national In the semifinals Saturday. McNeil meets to come here and prove that and win a shouldn’t be a factor. The key to the medalists Jill Watson and Peter championship. That’s what this vear long-time friend Zina Garrison, who downed Below)!!! gold medal.” Wayne said. “ We’ve is all about.” another American. Molly Van Nostrand, 6-1, 6-0. Car Wash U.S. sweeps past Paraguay in Davis Cup play Rain suspends play 344 Broad ST Manchester 646-6846 Bv Steven Wine tried to do.” Pecci said match would not be postponed. The Associated Press Pecci broke in game three of the LOS ANGELES (A P) - Sandy Lyle shot a “ We had the president for 34 years, “ They called from there (to say) so for us it’s very shocking, you second set and had a 30-0 lead against 5-under-par 66 Friday and grabbed a share of the Save $3.00 FORT MYERS. Fla. - The United that everything is OK at the moment, second-round lead before rain caused an overnight know?” hrnlo h same. But Chang States swept both singles matches and no more problems. 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High School Roundup East Illing card show features From page 46 past, present baseball stars East boys qualify for the state tournament Rockville girl cagers Baseball Hall of Fame pitchers Q Jim “ Catfish” Hunter and Hoyt FAIRFIELD — The sweep is complete. turn cards on Indians Wilhelm, and Dennis Eckersley, a East Catholic High designated this week as the American League’s top relief “ Sweep Week” and the Eagles accomplished their It wasn’t in the cards for the Manchester High pitcher in 1988. will be three of the appointment task Friday night with a convincing girls’ basketball team Friday night as visiting star players appearing at the 74-55 victory over host Fairfield Prep in All Rockville High took home a 53-32 verdict from the Illing V Card Show today and Connecticut Conference boys’ basketball play. Indians at Clarke Arena. Sunday at the Manchester High The win completes the sweep, but more The visiting Rams are tied for the top in the CCC r School cafeteria. importantly guarantees the Eagles, now 8-6. their V East Division at 7-1 with Windham and they’re 11-3 The proceeds from the card overall. The loss, following two heart-breaking first postseason appearance in five years. It’s the 0 show, coordinated by Joe DePas- first tournament berth for the Eagles under reversals, drops Manchester to 3-5 in the division qua. will go toward Illing Junior fifth-year Coach Ray Page. and 8-6 overall. High athletic teams and St. “ We’re hoping not to stop now (after making the “ It was not one of our better nights,” said Jude’ s Children’s Hospital. The tournament).’’ Page said. “ We want at least a .500 Manchester assistant coach Mike Masse. “ R()ck- show is co-sponsored by the season.” ville is highly competitive and I feel they’ll be in a Connecticut Sports Writers’ Al­ The Eagles jumped on the Jesuits, now 0-6 in the dogfight (for the league title) with Windham. East liance in conjunction with its 48th ACC and 0-15 overall, in the first period with6-foot-3 Hartford and even Enfield. Gold Key Dinner, which will be senior Reid Gorman scoring 12 points to lead East to “ I feel we’re just a step slower; that one turnover held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at The an 18-9 advantage. if when you don’t need it. That’s really the only Colony in Vernon. “ (Fairfield Prep) came out with a lot of help on difference. The girls know they can play better than The card show runs today from Scott Altrui and Reid was 6-for-7 from the floor,” they did tonight.” . j 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on Sunday Page explained the first-quarter exploits. 1. Vanessa Beckwith and Traci Forlini each netted from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Players East, led by all 9 of Peter Lopatka’s points, 14 points to lead the Rams while Cheryl Fowler’s 10 DENNIS ECKERSLEY DAVE MAGADAN scheduled to appear today in­ stretched its lead to 39-24 at the half. markers led Manchester. Amy Mann also played . . . ex-Red Sox . . . Mets’ standout clude Eckersley. Wilhelm. Dave East’s lead was trimmed to 51-41 after three well for the locals, Magadan of the Mets. Spec Shea, periods with Prep cutting it into single digits in the Manchester did take the junior varsity game. a m. to 2 p.m.. $6). Wilhelm (10 of the Mets. and Masse. 48-36 Amy Shumaker and Jen Brindisi each had 12 formerly of the New York Yan­ fourth quarter. But the Eagles, as they did in their a.m. to 1 p.m. $5). Magadan (noon 'The schedule and autograph points and Kathy King 10 for the 10-1 young Indians. kees, Cal Abrams, formerly of the win Tuesday night against Northwest Catholic, to 1 p.m. $5). Shea (10 a m. to 1 Brooklyn Dodgers, and Charles prices for Sunday is: Hunter (11 protected the lead from the foul line. ROCKVILLE (53) — Vanessa Beckwith 5 3-314, Deb Raber 0 p.m . $3.50). Abrams (9:30a.m. to 3-8 3^Tracl Forllnl 54-514, Sue Werstak 40-0 8, Patti Newton 1 Nagy, former University of Con­ a m. to 2 p.m . $8). Smith (11 a m. East was 17-for-20 from the foul line the fourth 0-0 2, Karen Ewold 3 2-2 8, Joonne Stavens 0 4-5 4, Paulo 11:30 a m. and 2 to 3 p.m.. free), to 2 p.m.. $6). Johnstone (10:30 Therrlen 00^1 0. Totals 18 16*24 53. necticut pitcher who was a and Nagy (2p.m. to4p.m.. free). quarter led by Altrui’s 9-for-lO performance. The MANCHESTER (32) — Llso Cartier 0 1*31, Tina Stone 2 0-0 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.. $4). Swoboda teammate with Manchester’s Bill Hunter will headline the Sun­ Eagles finished 21-for-25 from the foul line. 4, Kothv KlngOCM 0 Trish O’Connell 24-48, Tommy Dubolsl Masse on the gold-medal winning (10:30 a m. to 1:30 p.m., $4) and Altrui had 27 points, Gorman 18 and Ted Oliva 12 0-0 3, Amy Mann 10-12, Shelly DIeterleO 1-41, Beth O BrIenO day show along with relief pitcher Masse (10:30 a m. to 1:30 p.m . 0-00, Cheryl Fo w ler 40-010, Jodi WIdmer 10-23, Jen BrlndlsIO U S. baseball team at the Seoul to lead East, now 4-3 in the ACC. Lee Smith of the Boston Red Sox, 0-00, ShervI O’Connell00-00, Amv ShumakerOO-OO.Totalsll Olympics. fre e ). “ We got our eight (wins) for the state. We knew: Reginald Plnto/Manchester Herald Jay Johnstone, the new radio we needed this one and the kids did a great job,” *'3*p” nt goals: M- Fowler 2, Dubois, WIdmer; R- Beckwith. The schedule and autograph announcer for the New York Daily admission is $2.50 for CONFRONTATION — Manchester Halftime: 26-11 Rockville. Page said. East Division battle Friday night in prices for today is: Eckersley (11 Yankees, RonSwoboda,formerly adults and $1.50 for children. Scott Russo led Prep with 24 points. High’s Cory Goldston (32) challenges Rockville. Rockville’s Gilbert Eddy (52) Freemer, Martin East will look to continue its success Tuesday Rockville’s Jim Leighton in their CCC looks on. The Indians won, 72-70. night when it visits South Catholic in Hartford. set school records East also won the junior varsity game . 49-38. Rob James 0 2-2 2, Henry Duncan 2 1-2 5. Totals 21 13-18 60. BOLTON (57) — Drew Plnto04-44, Mike Deranleauu 21-25, Penders had 16 points to lead the way for the 11-2 3-polnt pools: C- Aver 3, Oswald 3; VT- Edens 5. Craig Winslow 12 1-2 25, Mike Hough 4 0-2 8, Jim Hathawoy 5 Two school records fell. but. so too did the East Halftime: 46-33 Coventry. 2-212, Frank Tozzoll 01-21, David Boles 00-00, Zac MorfordO Catholic High swimming team, 94-73, to visiting Goldston young Eagles, 0-1 0, Peter Della Bella 1 0-0 2, Justin Herman 0 0 0 0, Paul EAST CATHOLIC (74) — Scott A ltrui 8 9-1027, Reid Gorman Sauer 0 0-0 0, Mark Yovlnsky 0 0-0 0. Totls 24 9-15 57. Fairfield Prep Friday afternoon at the Manchester From page 48 8 2-318, Ted Olivo 4 4-412, Don Callahan00-00, Pete Looatka3 Holftime: 24-18 East Hampton. High pool. 2- 2 9, Scott Sensenev 1 0-0 2, Chris Poradlso 1 2-2 4, BrettFourth-quarter rally MIkkelsen 0 0-0 0, Rob Penders 0 2-4 2. Totals 25 21-25 74. Freshman Neal Freemer shattered his own mark FAIRFIELD PREP (55) — Jim FItzpotrIck 1 3-6 6, Quincy falls short for Bolton in the 200-yard freestyle with a time of 1:55.84 while It was the Goldston-Mitchell show in the first half. “ This is a good team.” Kinel said of Rockville. Collins 2 0-0 4, Tom Murray 2 4-4 8, Tom Lazarraoa 2 1-2 5, Matt Martin set a school mark in the 100-yard Scott RUSS0 9 4-4 24, Tom Pulle 1 3-45, Mark FltzoeraldOI-21, Cheney Tech five Goldston tallied 20 points, 11 in the first quarter, and “ (First-year coach) John Reiser has done a nice Jim Dowes 1 0-0 2. Totals 18 16-22 55. BOLTON — Rallying from a 15-point deficit after butterfly with a time of 59.80 for the Eagles. Mitchell 15. Manchester led. 42-39, at halftime after job.” 3-polnt pools: EC- Altrui 2, Lopatka; FP- Russo 2. Freemer also won the 500-yard free for the Halftime: 39-24 East. three periods, Bolton High had two opportunities to falls to the Bobcats Johnson hit a layup at the buzzer off a pretty Senior Calvin Meggett added 12 for the Indians. tie it down the stretch, only to come away empty Eagles, now 1-6 for the season. baseline feed from Goldston. Manchester also took the junior varsity ganr;e. A fine second-quarter effort proved to be futile for handed in a 59-57 setback to East Hampton High The Indians broke it open in the third quarter, 41-33. Sophomore Stacy Rouleau led the young Cheney Tech as the Beavers dropped a 69-56 verdict Mo’ modlev relay: 1. Fairfield Prep 1:48.W. Coventry five cruises Friday night in Charter Oak Conference boys’ outscoring Rockville. 18-6. and assuming a 60-45 Indians. 6-5. with 14 points while Ross added eight. to visiting Bacon Academy Friday night in Charter 200 free: 1. Freemer (EEC) 1:55.84 (school record), 2. basketball action. lead after a Goldston 3-pointer with 1:09 left. MANCHESTER (72) — Cory Goldston 15 2-3 35, Calvin to win over Vinal Tech “ We had the ball twice in the last minute with a Oak Conference boys’ basketball action. ® ^ ° M :T B e s c h e r’ (Fm*2Vl1.0^^ 2. Reeder (FP), 3. Smiley Meggett 51-212, Eric WIdmer 0 0-00, W illie Burg 30-06, Erik Manchester led, 60-48, heading into the fourth. Jahnson 4 0-19, Darren Goddard 3 2-28, Barry Chapman 0 0-0 chance to tie it.” recalled Bolton Coach Craig The loss drops the Beavers to 4-8 in the COC East MIDDLETOWN — Building a comfortable lead free: 1. Abele (EC) 24.55, 2. McCarthy (FP), 3. Kondroth A technical foul on Kinel and a basket by Harnois 0, Ross 0 0-0 0, Anselmo 1 0 ^ 2, DeVaughn Whitehead 0 0-0 0. Phillips. “ The second time we had the ball with nine and 4-10 overall while the Bobcats remain tied for brought Rockville to within 67-61 with 4:29 left. Eddy Totals 31 5-8 72. after three periods. Coventry High cruised to a 72-60 first in the COC East at 11-1. They’re 12-2 overall, ‘ ^(Jiving: 1. Mike Joslon 158.90 points, 2. Creolev (FP), 3. ROCKVILLE (70) — Dave Mitchell 6 11-14 23, Roman seconds left. We got the ball inside and took three followed a Pivacek missed free throw and it was victory over host Vinal Tech Friday night in Charter riding an eight-game winning streak. Plvocek 2 3-4 7, Joe WIsInowskI 1 0-0 2, Gilbert Eddy 2 3-7 7, shots, but nothing went and nothing was called,” he ^10oVv *1°Hms^(FP) »T9, 2. Martin (EC), 3. Bescher (FP). 70-66 with 2:04 to go. After an Eddy steal, two Steve Chris Coleman 41-29, Dove Hornols 76-11 20, Steven Mlkoskl Oak Conference boys’ basketball play. Bacon surged to a 22-8 lead after one period before inofr^^e j IDowd(FP)59.28,2.Vltale(EC),3.Corlson(EC). 0 2-2 2, Jim Leighton 0 0-0 0. Totals 22 26-40 70. sighed, recalling the sequence where Jim Hatha­ Mikaski free throws trimmed the lead to 70-68 with The win keeps the Patriots tied for the lead in the the Beavers pulled to within 32-29 at the half. “ We IS ofrlS ; V. F?remer (EC) 5:16.65,2. Smiley (FP),3. Warren 3-polnt goals: M- Goldston 3, Johnson, Meggett. way. Craig Winslow and Peter Della Bella each had 1; 17 left. Halftime: 42-39 Manchester COC East with Bacon Academy, each at 11-1. a shot, with none of them going through the hoop. had a good second quarter. We picked it up ‘ '"iw'back: 1. Kondrath (FP) 1:01.13, 2. Weber (FP),3. Boza Coventry is 12-2 overall. The loss drops the Hawks to The loss was Bolton’s 14th in a row, dropping the defensively,” Cheney Coach Aaron Silvia' ‘ ^iw 'breost: 1. King (FP) 1:1120, 2. Carlson (EC), 3, M. 3- 9. 4-10. Bulldogs to 0-11 in the COC East. It was the closest explained, Coventry’s next game is Tuesday night at Cheney Bolton has come to a win this year. “ We put s real "But we tried to do (the same things as in the ■’‘Iwo'free^relav: 1. EC (Vitale, Carter, Abele, Freemer) Tech. run on them.” Phillips said. second quarter) but we weren’t able to sustain it. 4:02.75. Capitals Coventry had a 46-33 lead at the half before East Hampton, now 6-6 in the COC West aand 6-8 Plus we were getting scoring from only one guy and East Catholic matmen From page 48 moving to a 62-41 bulge after three periods. Vinal overall, owned a 45-30 lead after three periods that’s not enough,” he added. made a slight run in the fourth quarter, but before Bolton’s late surge. Six-foot-7 senior Terrance Phillip led the Coventry had to big of a lead to overcome. defeat East Windsor Hathaway had 10 of his 12 points, and Winslow Techmen with 29 points. Trevon Brooks added 16 first goal in eight games and first into the second period. Pittsburgh came back from a “ We didn’t shoot well the fourth quarter,” eight of his game-high 25 points, in the fourth- and Tony Evans chipped in 10. Only four Beavers in EAST WINDSOR — The East Catholic High The Whalers pulled Liut for an 3-0 deficit, helped by a major Coventry Coach Ron Badstuebner said, “ but we had point in four. quarter uprising for Bolton. all got into the scoring column. wrestling team toppled East Windsor, 48-27, Friday With the victory, the Capitals extra attacker with 1:20 remain­ penalty against Tony McKegney. a big enough lead to hold on.” “ We played good defense at the end and they Derrick Jerman and Sage Reinholtz combined for afternoon in non-conference action. extended their unbeaten streak to ing. but Peeters made big saves McKegney was given five min­ Jack Ayer netted 27 points, Mike Oswald 19 and turned the ball over,” Phillips said, “ but it’s tough 59 points for Bacon with Jerman leading the way The Eagles. 4-14 for the season, next see action six games, 3-0-3. It was Washing­ on Norm Maciver and John utes for boarding Jim Johnson at Scott Lucas 17 to pace Coventiy. Lucas also had 10 to win when the other team gets 25 (points) from the with a game-high 35. Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. when they take on Canton ton’s ninth consecutive game Anderson to preserve the shutout. 19:36 of the second period and 1 rebounds. John Totten, replacing Paul Strycharz in foul line.” Cheney’s next game is Tuesday at home against High and host Somers High. decided by one goal or less. The four shutouts are the most Pittsburgh scored twice during the starting lineup, grabbed seven rebounds. The East Hampton had 34 opportunities from the foul neighboring Coventry High at 7:30 p.m. Mike Schustock, Jeremy Palmer. Ed Baroncini Peeters, now 12-5-3 after snap­ for Peeters since he had eight for the man-advantage. 6-foot-l Strycharz is sidelined with a broekn hand line compared to9-for-15 shooting from the foul line BACON ACADEMY (69) — Derrick Jerman 12 7-9 35, Jeff and Todd Saucier were winners on the mat for the ping a personal two-game losing Boston in 1982-83. suffered in last Tuesday’s game against Bolton. for Bolton. Savitsky 2 0-0 4, Sage Reinholtz 9 6-8 24, Judd Potfer 2 0-1 4, streak, had to make two difficult Penguins 3, Blues 3: At Pitts­ Bruins 4, Jets 2: At Winnipeg. He’ll be out at least three weeks. (Jury Lollberte 1 0-1 2, Bill Cameron 00-00. Totals 26 13-19 69. Eddies Grant Cordeiro led East Hampton with 19 points CHENEY TECH (56) — Troy Maxfield 0 0-0 0, Trevon Results' 103- Mike Schustock (EC) pinned T. Masters :52, saves in the first two periods. burgh, Paul Coffey, Mario Le- Cam Neely broke a 2-2 tie with Marcus Edens poured in a game-high 32 points to followed by 13 from Brian Dominski. Brooks 6 3-4 16, Kevin Toolond 0 0-0 0, Chris Howes 0 0-0 0, 112- Doodv (EW) dec. Luke Lefebvre 9-3, 119- A. Masters He sprawled to make a skate mieux and Troy Loney scored in a with 5:44 to play and added an Terrance Phillip 141-129, Sean Walstedt (EW) WBF, 125- Rob Rommell (EC) WBF, 130- Chris Fransen empty-net goal with 56 seconds lead Vinal. Bolton’s next game is Tuesday on the road against 01-21, Jim LeBlanc 0 0-00, Jeff Allen 00-00, Daryl TaylorOO-0 save on a screened wrist shot by 3:28 span of the third period COVENTRY (72) — Fronk Coombs 10-0 2, Scott Lucas 7 3-5 Portland High. 0. Totals 24 5-7 56. W iH A W r : ('^5(’;'vJ^F,iV2*?S Sylvain Cote late in the first Friday night, lifting the Pitts­ remaining to give the Boston iz rjo c k Aver 96-6 27, M ike Oswold 7 2-319, Chris McCarthy 1 3-polnt oo(^: CT- Evans 2, Brooks; BA- Jerman 4. Bruins a 4-2 victory over the O ^ i John Totten 21-1 5, Pot Brodlev 00 ^0 , Crolp PotonOO-0 EAST HAMPTON (59) — Chad Fleming 3 5-6 11, Scott Halftime: 32-29 Bacon. g;;;ro;''te&‘’'?ri?v Mick’S'X period and stopped Scott Young burgh Penguins into a 3-3 tie with 0, Bob Johnson 0 0-0 0. Totals 27 12-15 72. Foster 0 0-0 0, Jason Mover 0 2-3 2, Brian Dominski 5 3-7 13, Petmon (EW) pinned Robert LeClerc :39, Heowwelght- on a breakaway seven minutes the St. Louis Blues. Winnipeg Jets Friday night. VINAL TECH (6« — Dove M llordo 91-419, Marcus Edens9 Grant Cordeiro 6 7-819, Dave Texeira 2 2-4 6, Bruce Carlson 1 Todd Saucer (EC) pinned Osuna :34. 9-10 32, Trovis Sanders 0 0-0 0, Jake Kaiser 1 0-0 2, Tyrone 6-6 8. Totols 17 25-34 59. 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Monday, Feb. 6, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cents Mall site apartments Jit- New taxes, up for OK

By Nancy Concelman budget cuts AAanchester Herald

Developers of a planned 1.000- * unil apartment project near the $70 million mall in Buckland will seek approval tonight tobegin the prepared Celtics back at .500 work. ®aitrliPBtPr Hrrali'i The project is one of three major developments that will be Bv Judd Everhart Ten days ago, he summoned reviewed by the Planning and The Associated Press legislative leaders to the Gover­ with win at Garden Zoning Commission at a meeting nor’s Mansion to discuss, in very beginning at 7 in Lincoln Center. H AR TFO R D — After months of general terms, his budget plans. The commission also is sche­ preparation, Democratic Gov. Afterward, some of those lead­ duled to review plans for a William A. O’Neill is ready this ers said O’Neill would be calling — see page 45 proposed 278-unit development week to unveil a 1989-90 budget of for tax increases of at least $600 SPORTS off Slater Street and a request for about $7 billion calling for million. a special exception permit for a hundreds of millions of dollars in In addition to the current year 104-room suite hotel at 191 higher taxes that will . .'-.o effect deficit of $170 million, O’Neill Spencer St April 1. administration officials say that Public hearings on the hotel O’Neill wants the taxes in effect the gap between spending re­ and 278- unit project are sche­ before the 1989-90 year begins quired to maintain current servi­ duled to begin at 7. The final plan July 1 to help wipe out thecurrent ces and income from existing for the first phase of the 1.000- i year’s anticipated deficit of $170 taxes for 1989-90 will be $882 MHS NIPS RAMS AT WIRE apartnient project near the mall million. million. site will be reviewed at a regular y He’s combining the tax in­ Anthony V. Milano, the gover­ meeting. creases with spending curbs and nor’s budget chief, said last week The Trammell Crow Co. of wants to keep growth in spending that O’Neill had managed to get Goldston’s hoop Dallas, a partner in the develop­ to 10 percent or less, over the that number down somewhat, ment of the 380-acre mall site, 1988-89 budget that totaled $6.3 meaning that his combination of plans to build 508 of 1.000 billion. tax increases and spending curbs lifts the Indians propo.sed apartments. Phase one Wednesday’s midday address for the 1989-90 budget will total of the company’s project would to a joint session of the House and less than $882 million. By Jim Tierney cover 33.3 acres of the 55-acre Senate will be the governor’s Republican lawmakers have Manchester Herald site. ninth budget message, and the vowed to fight any tax increases. A wetlands-erosion control per­ first in six years that he’s had to They say the state can freeze VERNO N — The silver screen couldn’t have mit must also be approved before call for higher taxes. Over the spending levels, and if more filmed a more dramatic and appropriate final scene work can begin. The commission past several years, the state has money is needed in a particular to the Manchester-Rockville CC'C East Division in January decided a public been able to cut taxes as it rolled encounter Friday night. ¥ hearing wasn’t necessary for the up more than $1 billion in See TAX, page 10 There was one shining star with several fine wetlands permit because pro­ surpluses. supporting roles for the Indians. posed work would not have a O’Neill has refused to say Manchester senior Cory Goldston (career-high 35 significant impact on the which taxes he wants to raise, but Rescue plan points, three 3-pointers) capped off a sensational \ wetlands. administration officials and le­ evening by following his own missed shot and Ravenswood Properties Inc. of gislative leaders say a good sinking a layup as time expired giving the Indians a Cheshire has submitted a preli­ chunk of the package will center in the works thrilling 72-70 win minary plan of development for on eliminating exemptions from Down by 15 points (63-48) following a three-point the 278 units propo.sed for 20 acres the sales tax. to aid S&Ls play by Goldston with 7:37 left in the game, the at 159 Slater St., northeast of the Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald Some items now exempted are Rams valiantly fought back. Pavilions at Buckland Hills. FIRST TIME — Peggy O’Connor, right, gives her first haircut to Ann Mule, also non-prescription drugs, news­ The land, zoned Comprehen­ WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi­ After Rockville’s Dave Mitchell (team-high 23 of Enfield, a student at the Creative of Enfield. paper and broadcast advertising, points) sank two free throws to tie the game at 70-all sive Urban Development, is be­ clothing costing up to $75, heating dent Bush is putting together a with 44 seconds left, Manchester spread the floor tween Deming and Slater streets. School of Hairdressing at 808 Main St., fuel and meals costing less than plan to bail out the savings and loan industry, and many are and waited for the last shot. Plans for the development, to he $ 2 . “ There’s no one else I’d rather see have the ball as called “The Summit,” show 19 Other plans reportedly include predicting he’ll ask taxpayers time was running out,’’ Manchester Coach Frank buildings containing flats and changes in the way the corpora­ and financial institutions to share Kinel said of the 6-2 Goldston. townhouses. Units would range in tions tax is collected and changes the cost of paying off billions of Without his job, say friends, dollars in borrowing. Goldston began his move from the top of the key size from l,050.squarefeet to 1.608 in how the capital gains tax is with eight seconds left and launched a 15-footer square feet, plans show. The firm paid. Collections of those taxes Bush, who spent the weekend at from the right of the foul line. As his shot bounced in proposes .506 parking spaces and changed dramatically as a result the presidential retreat in Camp and out of the basket. Goldston raced around the 1.36 acres of open space. of federal tax reform. David, Md. listening to advice Noren had no reason to iive from top advisers, could make his baseline, retrieved the rebound and laid the hall in A special exception permit is The governor has said he’s with one second left. required for the suite hotel decision known as early as today. drunk before he drove home. ruled out a state personal income “Cory’s tough in the clutch.” Kinel said, recalling because plans show more than 60 Bv Mark Seavv tax, which he has long opposed, White House aides, speaking on parking spaces in the Business III The Associated Press Relative found body “ I felt very deeply that this condition of anonymity, say they Goldston’s last-second heroics in Manchester’s could happen,” said Erwin G. an increase in the 7.5 percent Class LL quarterfinal win over Danbury last year. zone. The 3.7 acre-site includes of embattled judge do not expect the final package to HARTFORD — Richard C. Neumann, a close friend of sales tax, and large-scale state “ It (the final sequence) was sheer determination the hotel and 117 parking spaces, employee layoffs. include a much-criticized prop­ Noren told state legislators that — page 6 Noren’s referring to the suicide. osal to levy a fee on depositors of He was tough all night long. ” according to the application, filed Typical of O’Neill’s less-than- by The Inn at Manchester Inc. his job as Superior Court judge “ He was forced to decide to take about $2.50 for every $1,000 in Manchester, which has won three in a row, is now was his life and friends say it was his own life. The whole thing was specific comments about his 6-2 in the CCC East and 8-5 overall. The win also Meanwhile, an application their accounts. something he couldn’t live Noren initially told legislators he turned into a crusade against budget plans were those at week’s qualifies the Indians for the state tourney. Rockville from Rothman and Beaulieu Inc. Instead, trade association offi­ without. had been sober at the time of drunken driving. I don’t condemn end when he was asked for details cials and members of Congress slips to 5-3 in the league and 5-8 overall. of Manchester for a zone change and about having to raise taxes that would allow construction of Noren, who withdrew his bid for arrest, but later admitted that he it (the fight against drunken who have spoken with the Treas­ Manchester’s next game is Tuesday when it host reappointment last week in the driving), but you can’t kill people April 1: Fermi High at 7:30 p m. 334 residential units off Tolland was drunk. ury Department predict the plan - - , wake of allegations of public “ He was devastated to lose his for it.” “ It’s a distinct possibility, of Senior Jason Goddard, the team’s leading scorer Turnpike has been withdrawn. will feature these elements: drunkeness, was found dead job and to see that his reputation Many Woodstock residents re­ course. We will be making the and rebounder, sat out the game due to an ejection Senior Planner Stuart B. Popper ■ Borrowing, in the form of Sunday, an apparent suicide, was being stripped away,” said membered Noren fondly. official recommendations next incurred against East Hartford on Tuesday night. said today. bonds, of about $50 billion over the state police said. Harry S. Gaucher Jr., a retired “ He was extremely bright and Wednesday and at that particular A couple of freshmen from Rennet Junior High, The firm requested a zone next three years. Noren fought for his job and Windham County state’s attor­ very caring about environmental Reginald PInto/Mancheater Herald change from Rural Residence to time we willbecalling forvarious ■ Money from a mixture of Jeff Ross and Jim Anselmo, along with junior point reputation before the General issues and very interested in guard Erik Johnson, also displayed fine efforts. Planned Residence Development ney, who knew Noren for 18 years. changes and some taxation and sources, including taxpayer dol­ GOING UP — Manchester High’s Cory Assembly’s Judiciary Commit­ “It was apparently more than he government activities at all lev­ “ They sure didn’t play like freshmen,” Kinel said. Vernon. Goldston netted 35 points, for a 34-acre piece at 669 Tolland some increases and explaining lars and insurance premiums tee. but on Thursday delivered a els,” said former Woodstock Johnson scored nine points in his starting role. “ I ’m Goldston starts to go airborne as Turnpike, at the southwest corner could bear. He was married to the some of the cuts that have been from S&Ls and banks, to pay $7 including the final two. in the Indians’ letter asking Gov. William A. First Selectman Clarence H. very happy with him (Johnson). He’s been the Rockville High’s Gilbert Eddy (52) looks of the intersection of Tolland law.” made. billion to $9 billion in annual 72-70 victory. O’Neill to withdraw his nomina­ Child, who attended Woodstock difference in us playing better the last few games.” Turnpike and Slater Street, Noren was also confronted with “ The overall proposition is to interest on the bonds. on during Friday night’s game in tion for reappointment, saying he Academy, a quasi-public high The game plan for Manchester was shoot first The 334 units would be located a letter sent to committee balance the state budget and run ■ An administrative reshuf­ did so “ with a heavy heart.” school, with Noren. “ I thought he ask questions later. With 6-6 Gilbert Eddy, 6-4 on land that is south of Interstate members alleging that he was the state of Connecticut and that’s fling that would include a separ­ Hearings before the committee was a person who cared a lot Roman Pivacek and 6-4 Dave Harnois (20 points) 84 and the site of the $70 million seen publically drunk twice in the what I ’ll be discussing in detail ate apparatus to sell off insolvent focused on Ncren’s drunken driv­ dominating the boards at both ends for Rockville, last six months. One Woodstock next Wednesday,” O’Neill told S&Ls, a recapitalized insurance 1 Manchester knew it had to run all night. Capitals blank the Whalers See ZONE, page 10 ing arrest in February 1986. official said she once saw Noren See JU D G E , page 10 reporters. fund for healthy S&Ls and a regulatory agency, perhaps “ The whole premise of the game was that we were LANDOVER. Md. (AP) — just going to run and run and run, ” Kinel explained. Gustafsson put Washington in the puck at the goal line under the control of the ’Treasury Bengt Gustafsson scored a front with his 15th goal of the Department. “ We felt that if we got to the fourth quarter, they’d second-period goal and Pete season 1:28 into the second ‘he crease,' There has been little disagree­ be more tired than we were. If we stopped and Peeters made 31 saves for his period. deked Mike Liut down and slipped played a halfcourt game I really feel that we didn’t the puck around the fallen goalie Soviet republic enjoys higher standard of iiving ment over borrowing the S&L fourth shutout of the season as the Mike Gartner poked the puck have any chance.” For Gustafsson, the Capitals’ cleanup money. The much more Washington Capitals defeated the away from Hartford defenseman second-leading scorer, it was his difficult problem is figuring out Hartford Whalers l-O Fridav Randy Ladouceur behind the By Andrew Yurkovsky preserve Georgian culture and their drinks, beer, snacks and other food items by introducing private livestock farms in See GOLDSTON, page 47 night. environment. how to pay the interest on the Whalers’ goal. Gustafsson re- Manchester Herald around the clock, an unheard of mountainous regions. State-mn farms bonds. See CAPITALS, page 47 That was the message conveyed by convenience in Moscow, where there are there have not been profitable. Instead of the deposit fee, TBILISI. U.S.S.R. — A visit to this city two prominent Georgian newspaper no “7-Elevens” and most stores close at 8 insurance premiums paid by the is a reminder the Soviet Union is not just editors and a poet, who discussed the lo.seliani attributesapparc'nt affluence p m . in Georgia to the fact that many Tbilisi institutions — currently 83 cents Russia , and the Soviet people are not just developments in the republic during Officials here admit the stores are full, residents have maintained ties to their per $1,000 for banks and $2.08 for Russians. recent interviews arranged by the Union but deny the .standard of living is higher ancestors’ villages. Such ties he said, S&Ls — probably will be Tbilisi is the capital of Georgia one of of Soviet Journalists. than elsewhere in the Soviet Union. 'They give them acce.ss to the agricultural increased. the 15 republics making up the Soviet Tbilisi, which is located in eastern say there are problems in agriculture, products of those rural communities. Union. The people of this Black Sea Georgia, has all the appearances of an particularly meat production, and that See R ESCUE, page 10 republic have their own language and affluent city. The streets and buildings resident influx from neighboring Azer­ While the government handles eco­ culture dating to before the Christian are well-maintained, the stores are baijan is threatening Georgian people. nomic problems, poet Rezo Amashkeli, era In Tbilisi, they enjoy a standard of well-stocked and the people are well- Alexander lo.seliani. editor of the first deputy chairman of the Rustaveli living appreciably higher than in dressed. Long lines common in Moscow Georgian Communist Party’s Russian- Society — set up to deal with Soviet TbDAV Moscow. are not seen here. language newspaper, and Nikolai Cher- cultural and environmental issues — For Georgians. Perestroika — Soviet The economic gap between Tbilisi and kezeshvili, Georgian Central Committee credits his group with successfully Index leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev’s policy of Moscow is evident in the availability of member and editor of Komunisti, the halting construction of a railroad economic restructuring — means im­ candy. While chocolate of any kind has party’s Georgian-language paper, both through Georgia because of potential 20 pages, 2 sections proving the economy of what is by Soviet been difficult to find in Moscow, nine complain about the republic’s low meat environmental damage and population Classllled _ 19-20 Obituaries. standards already a relatively prosper­ different varieties were available in a production. displacement C o m ics______17 Opinion___ ous republic And Glasnost . Gorbachev’s Tbilisi shop on a recent afternoon. Cherkezeshvili says Georgia hopes to Focus______16 People___ oew openness policy, allows them to A shop in the center of the city .sells soft become a self-.sufficient meat producer See SO V IET, page 10 Local/State_2-3.6 Sports____11-14 Natlon/World_7.9 Television _ _ _ 18