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Bond rate is jeopardized Superintendent ‘regrets’ 1 by O’Neill budget plan Horn’s embarrassment 11990 CIVIC 5nX^ Rating outlook downgraded.. .page 3 Board member is satisfied.. .page 2 o 2 V \ ie r HATCHBACK 1 Model E0634 o on sale... sound . c rlih P latf m-* .. ORDER YOURS l l i ’9 2 2 'I TODAY SlSELLlM n. CAfi - ~ r $6922 ‘‘‘iC NlWsOfSIERHONCA 24 ADAMS ST. MANCHESTER, CT 06040 646-3515 Couple conceives in hope of marrow match Mass molasses mess Horn’s embarrassment By Lee Siegel creates oozing chaos The Associated Press causes Kennedy ^regrets’ LOS ANGELES — A couple conceived a child in LOVELAND, Colo. (AP) — A mass of molasses oozed through two blocks of Colorado’s “Sweetheart hopes the baby’s bone marrow cells could save the City” on Friday after a storage tank ruptured, forcing was embarrassed and perceived that shoulders,” she said. life of a teen-age daughter who is dying of cancer, By Rick Santos But she added, “It’s his way of but ethics experts said Friday the decision is out­ a kindergarten to close and blocking several busi­ Manchester Herald 1 attempted to intimidate her during a brief conversation we held after apologizing. That’s the clorest he rageous and troubling. nesses. can come to an apology, and 1 can No one was injured, but before the syrupy mess School Superintendent James P. Tuesday’s board meeting. I certainly Such criticism means little to Abe Ayala and his was identified, authorities took precautions against did not intend such an outcome, and live with it.” wife, Mary. They found out this week that despite Kennedy, accused of bullying Town Republican party leaders, what they thought was a potentially dangerous Republican school board member- I regret that I left Mrs. Horn with one-in-four odds, their unborn baby girl will be a speaking at Wednesday night’s compatible bone marrow “stem cell” donor for their chemical spill. elect Janice Horn, issued a statement these feelings.” Republican Town Committee meet­ Word of the spill reached authorities early Friday The statement continues: “The 17-year-old daughter, Anissa, who was diagnosed Friday saying he regrets Horn was ing, advised Horn to demand a after a car spun out of control on a slippery substance concern I expressed to Mrs. Horn with leukemia two years ago. embarrassed by his treaUnent of her public apology. After the meeting, was that I’ve always felt that board “We’ve been searching for a donor for almost two and ran into a ditch. and that she interpreted it as an at­ she said she would rather discuss the City Manager Mike Rock said two young males members and administrators should years and we haven’t been able to find anybody, so tempt at intimidation. matter with Kennedy privately. were in the vehicle and “one of them told me it was The superintendent would not say contact each other to make inquiries this is the only other alternative,” Ayala said in a like hitting glare ice. His windshield was so splat­ whether or not the statement was an or to voice disagreements prior to She said his telephone call to her telephone interview Friday. “We can’t just stand idly tered with the stuff he couldn’t see.” apology for his actions — some­ raising an issue publicly. Prior com­ Friday sufficed as the discussion she by and do nothing about it and wait for Anissa to The molasses was steaming when it escaped but it thing Republican leaders had re­ munications are necessary, in my sought. die.” view, to get all of the facts, to The Ayalas live in the Los Angeles suburb of Wal­ thickened in the 5 degrees below zero temperature. It quested. “He would like to know if some­ flowed down a busy street, into an industrial park and Horn, who discussed the matter clarify the issues, and as a matter of thing is going in the paper before it nut with Anissa and a 19-year-old son, Airon. They on into an irrigation ditch where it ran for another with Kennedy on the telephone mutual courtesy. does,” she said. “I think 1 can live were told that Anissa has a 70 percent to 80 percent $ half-mile, said police Cpl. A1 Sharon. Friday, said the statement is “as “I am greatly concerned about with that, and 1 don’t think it will in­ chance of surviving if she receives a transplant of “It gives a whole new meaning to the term much as an apology as he can give.” any issue that would detract from hibit me from going to the press. stem cells — bone marrow cells that help produ^ i i Sweetheart City,” Sharon said. Kennedy telephoned her and read the very imjxtrtant work board “He and I both agree that it’s im­ various blood cells — but no chance if she doesn t, rS m members and administrators have to Sharon estimated the ruptured tank was three her his statement. portant that we have a working her father said. stories high and 30 to 50 feet in diameter. do to preserve a quality budget. I relationship,” she said. None of the Alayas have compatible marrow. O ^ The controversy surrounds an in­ stand ready to take any actions to So against the advice of Anissa’s doctor and after Jack Fulton, director of government relations for Horn, who was elected to the 2 00 cident in which Horn says Kennedy keep the focus on the issue of ade­ years of resisting his wife’s wish to have another Western Sugar Co., owner of the molasses, said 3,400 Board of Education last November, ^ ■ < publicly reprimanded her for telling quately funding the schools,” the child, the 45-year-old Ayala had his vasectomy / tons or about 618,000 gallons were in the tank leased the press she has a problem with a will begin serving a three-year term statement concludes. reversed last year. Mrs. Alaya, 43, is due to deliver a The Associaied Press m H from Great Western Salvage Co. newsletter that a school principal is­ After hearing the statement from this November. She says the inci­ dent with Kennedy will not thwart baby girl in April. “We have engineers on the scene n^ing to deter­ sued to students because it urged Kennedy and having it reread to her If not for Anissa’s leukemia, “it’s true we would MOTHER AND DAUGHTER — Mary Ayala, right, shares a laugh with her daughter her. s s parents to support a fully funded by the Herald reporter, Horn said his have never had another baby this late,” Ayala said. mine the best way to clean up the spill,” Fulton said. “1 don’t think this will affect how Anissa. The mother is having a baby in the hope the newborn can become a donor for school budget and to sign PTA peti­ statement is not an apology for his “It is troublesome to say the least,” m ^ical ethics z "U The molasses is used as an animal-feed supple­ 1 operate on the board because that tions in favor of the budget. actions, but an expression of regret expert Philip Boyle said from The Hastings Center Anissa, who has leukemia. ment, often added to barley or other grains. isn’t my style,” she said. “If it does, O 33 for her interpretation of them. think tank in Briarcliff Manor, N.Y. “It’s outrageous Kennedy’s statement reads: “I then 1 shouldn’t be on the board.” into the leukemia patient’s bones so healthy stem Traffic was directed away from Madison Avenue, read in the Herald where Mrs. Horn “He’s putting it back on my decision, the experts said. which was covered with 1 to 7 inches of sticky, that people would go to this length.” cells from the marrow can produce healthy blood 0 -n “The ideal reason for having a child is associated The Ayalas’ baby “is not seen as an end in itself, brownish-black goo. but as a means to another end. The fact that the other cells. CD m with that child’s own welfare — to bring a child into Ayala said his daughter’s leukemia is now stable, Rock said of the cleanup effort, “maybe we need end is laudable doesn’t change that” Capron said. Unsung GOP heroes get praise being and to nurture it,” said Alexander Morgan and doctors expect she will be alive even if they have to bring in a big bunch of pancakes. Capron, a professor of law and medicine at the Anissa said Friday she is “sort of upset” by such criticism of her parents, but “we’re going to love our to wait until her baby sister is 6 months old, the This city of apptroximately 30,000 people, 53 miles Manchester Country Club, and most that he appreciated the confidence University of Southern California. youngest age at which marrow can be transplanted. By Alex Girelli baby.” north of Denver, postmarks special Valentine’s greet­ of the event was devoted largely to the party showed in him when it “One of the fundamental precepts of ethics ... is However, Anissa’s doctors at City of Hope Na­ ings on thousands of envelopes each year at this time. Manchester Herald nominated him for a director post. that each person is an end in himself or herself, and is Mrs. Ayala added, “Our baby is going to have 01 socializing and dancing. more love than she probably can put up with.” tional Medical Center in suburban Duarte hope to m In addition to Kuehl, the htmorees “I hope I pleased most of you never to be used solely as a means to another i^r- make the marrow transplant unnecessary by obtain­ The kindergarten and businesses in the industrial When it came time for Donald most of the time,” Naab said of his son’s ends without the agreement of the person being Leukemia is a cancer of white blood cells. Doctors park were closed because their entrances were block­ Kuehl to be honored for his work on were Russell Granniss, Edith Muse, use high-dose radiation and chemotherapy to kill dis­ ing stem cells from the baby’s umbilical cord blood Geoffrey Naab, Patricia Gotten, tenure as a director. used,” he said. at the time of birth, a painless procedure, hospital > CO ed by the running mass. behalf of the town Republican Party, Gotten, who was reco^zed for The baby can’t consent to the transplant, md the eased bone marrow and blood cells. Then marrow he took the time to thank his wife, Henry Brooks, and Mark Rivers. from a matching donor, usually a sibling, is injected spokesman Charles Mathews said. ^ ______The names of the first four were her work in fund raising is leaving parents face a conflict of interest in making the ^ > Carol. Manchester soon to live in San 33 H Kuehl, a former Republican town armounced in advance but the other three awards came as surprises. Diego, Calif. I > chairman, was one of seven “This will make it harder to leave, 33 Republicans honored at the annual Granniss is in a convalescent Lottery home and was not present to accept ” she said, referring to the certificate Budget plan puts state bond rating in jeopardy Lincoln Day Dinner Friday night presented to her. He said that he was able to serve as the award. Brooks said that when he decided “Connecticut has made the tough Edith Muse, a former president of HARTFORD (AP) — A bond rating Had the bonding, accounting measures State Treasurer Francisco L. Borges CONNECTICUT chairman mostly “because my wife to leave the corporate world, he decisions and remains fiscally sound,” the Republican Women’s Club, said service has affirmed Connecticut’s high and non-recurring revenue steps not been said the S&P announcement was good was willing to put up with it and wanted to do something different, news for the state. An affirmation of a Sandberg said. “This reaffirms what Daily: 4-0-7 that any success the club had was bond rating but has changed its credit taken, growth would have been double pitch in and help most of the time.” interesting, and rewarding. we’ve been saying, that the state did what Play Four 0-2-0-8 due to its superior executive com­ forecast for the state from stable to nega­ that, according to the S&P analysis of favorable rating during troubled fiscal His wife was taking pictures of “I said it too loud,” Brooks was right. We did what we had to do. 1 Lotto: 17-22-26-31-39-43 mittee. She said that she will work tive, citing the same misgivings O’Neill’s $7.24 billion budget. times is an expression of confidence in the ceremony as Kuehl spoke. quipped. “Within a week Marion the stale’s ability to manage its financial think this speaks volumes for Connec­ About 75 people attended the Lin­ on the town committee for a Republicans have over the Democratic “Uncertainty with the state’s economic (Taggart) had me working at head­ and revenue forecast, which jerves as the affairs, he told The Day of New London. ticut’s fiscal integrity.” coln Day Dinner held by the Republican victory in the fall. governor’s budget. MASSACHUSETTS quarters. basis for the governor’s recently proposed Investors will not be affected by the Republican Town Committee at the Naab, a former town director, said Standard & Poor’s Corp. said it O’Neill is concerned about S&P’s Daily: 7-4-6-1 negative oudook when the stale goes for­ changed its rating outlook for Connec­ budget, coupled with the state’s r ^ u i ^ negative outlook, Sandberg said, but con­ Mass Millions: 6-8-17-26-31-46 ward with a $75 million bond issue in ticut from stable to negative in part be­ revenue raising flexibility and elimination fident that his proposed budget is based of iu rainy day fund, are the primary fac­ April, Borges predicted. NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND cause of Gov. William A. O’Neill’s use on sound, conservative projections. Holiday closings of one-time revenues, a dramatic increase tors contributing to the negative outlook,” Most other Northeast states have either Daily: 1-3-1 in the use of borrowed money through the said Richard Marino, an S&P vice presi­ had their ratings reduced or have been put O’Neill’s 1990-91 budget, which Pick Four. 9-8-8-0 on a similar credit watch, he said, and sale of bonds and the likely draining of dent. begins July 1. is based on the assumption Monday is Washington’s Birthday, a legal holitky. today and Monday and resume regular hours on TUesday. However, he added, the state’s Connecticut looks quite good in com­ that the state’s declining economy will Department of Motor Vehicles: All Department of the $102 million budget reserve fund. Municipal, state and federal ofTices: Municipal of­ In presenting his 1990-91 budget to the Double-A-Plus bond rating will remain parison. rebound. The governor’s proposed budget RHODE ISLAND fices in Manchester, Andover, Bolton and Coventry will Motor Vehicles Offices closed Friday at 12:30 p.m. They “due to the state’s very strong fundamen­ Marino cited last year’s record S900 is projecting tax revenues will increase by will be closed today and resume regular hours TUesday. General Assembly this month. O’Neill Daily: 0-4-8-0 be closed Monday. State and federal offices will also be said he had shifted almost $300 million in tal credit factors, which include a highly million tax increase as the key factor in 4.6 percent. S&P’s decision not to lower the state’s closed. Schools: Schools in Manchester and Andover will be exfienses — traditionally paid for with tax diverse and wealthy economic base and bond rating — a move considered to be “Failure to achieve these results would Ptost Offices: Will be closed Monday. Express mail, closed Monday and reopen TUesday. Schools in Coventry revenues — "either to bonds or off the responsive fiscal management.” “responsive fiscal management.” Another place considerable strain on an already special delivery and perishable items will be delivered. and Bolton will be clos^ Monday and reopen Feb. 26. budget through accounting maneuvers. A state’s bond rating is vitally impor­ Index positive factor, he said,, is the state’s weakened financial position,” Marino The offices will resume regular hours Tuesday. Banks: Will be closed Monday. One such maneuver was delaying $76 tant to state government, since it Libraries: In Manchester, Mary Cheney and Whiton “highly diverse and wealthy economic Retailers: Most will be open Monday. million in payments into the teacher demonstrates to potential investors the said. Memorial libraries will be clos^ Monday and will base.” 15 Opinion Emergency numbers: In Manchester, for highway: retirement fund. state’s fiscal subility and ability to pay B u s in e s s ____ resume regular hours on Tuesday. Bolton s Bentley Jon Sandberg, O’Neill’s spokesman, He said the use of the reserve fund 33-30 People. 647-3233; for sewer and water, 647-3111; for refuse, The election-year budget called for no off those bonds. Double-A-Plus is one C la s s ifie d ____ Memorial Library and Andover Public Library will also said the governor “views this as very leaves the state without a cushion if the C o m ic s _____ 28-29 FteHjjion ______647-3248. new taxes to support a spending increase notch below S&P’s top rating of Triple- 17-32 Senior Citizens , good news.” economy continues to decline. F o c u s ______be closed. Manchester Herald: The Herald will publish on A. _ 6-10 Sports ______Emissions inspections: All auto emissions testtng su- of 4.5 percent. Local/State _ Monday and the office will be open. Natk>n/\Mbr1d. 11-15 Television _____ tions closed Iriday at 12:30 p.m. They will be closed O b itu a rie s __ 10 W e a th e r______1 9 9 0 REGIONAL Weather Saturday, Feb. 17 African National Congress George Would Definitely A<)Ov-W e^w* Iw e o w fc* d eV * w axidWone end high FI :-Jc»ri^l2yl willing to meet de Klerk Have Shopped Here. Klerk meets the group’s remaining and cited the 3>/2-ycaf-old state of (He Knew A Good Honest Deal When He Sow One!) By Angus Shaw conditions for formal talks. emergency. The statement also called for an lBortonl42^ The Associated Press “To achieve this objective, in the shoricsl possible lime, the National end to all political trials and army LUSAKA, Zambia — The Executive Committee resolved to troops be removed from black IMAeWE! YOU'LL SAYE «200 African National Congress said meet Mr. de Klerk as soon as pos­ townships. Nzo said the ANC “resolved to Yoifcl 46° I Friday it is now willing to meet with sible,” the anti-apartheid group said. South African President F.W. dc The group’s conditions for formal meet Mr. dc Klerk as soon as pos­ sible to discuss with him the need to A tla n tic Klerk to discuss opening talks on talks arc a lifting of the state of ending the group’s thrcc-dccade address these issues so that a climate t^ JkyjJ O c e a n emergency and the release of all WMtitnowwl 54° I guerrilla war against apartheid. political prisoners. conducive to negotiations is Such a meeting would be the first A South African government created.” 27" Color Stereo •1 0 0 0 Aoou-W ««r»»c. lr»c “The meeting agreed that the between the guerrilla movement’s spokesman said his administration TRINITRON ^ r ^ exiled leaders and a South African Pretoria regime had not yet created a was waiting to sec the ANC state­ Console TV EiB ES3 ^ ^ S i ^ head of state. It could represent a climate conducive for negotiations,” c« tlfriT 0l0l>0«' C4AOV ment and would have no immediate major step toward finding a solution response. But it was unlikely that dc Nzo said. 10 South Africa’s black-whilc Klerk would refuse such a meeting. Nzo said that Waller Sisulu, divisions. The ANC, the main black group released in October after more than fighting white rule in South Africa, 25 years in prison, would lead the Weather The group also said thousands of has been waging a bombing and effort to rebuild the ANC in South black guerrillas exiled decades ago sabotage campaign since 1961. Africa. would be returning to their However, the armed struggle has “ll is important immediately to Trinitron$599 M icro b lack'“ picture homeland as the once-outlawed been largely dormant in the past begin the work of re-establishing the 18 Lb. Heavy Duty tube. High technology repro­ 'Riming windy today, group moves back to South Africa. year and poses no serious threat to ANC within the country,” Nzo said. THIlimiON duction circuits. Programmable The ANC’s national executive the while-led government. He said the organization’s es­ Dryer remote control. committee said delegates would Mandela said Friday he was ready timated 15,000 exiles would soon seasonable temps visit South Africa to try to dear the to meet with dc Klerk to further begin to return on a large scale. way for negotiations on ending negotiations and end apartheid. The guerrilla movement said the $249 By The Associated P ress______while-minority rule and sharing Mandela, released Sunday after 27 delegation would include exiled power with blacks for the first lime. years in jail, is expected to visit members as well as leaders inside Rust-iesistant poice- Manchester and vicinity: Today, turning windy and The ANC gave no date for the visit. Lusaka next week to consult with South Africa. That could include lain enomel dium Up The offer follows the govern­ Mandela and Sisulu, although Nzo to 130 minute timed cold with highs in the 40s. Winds from the northwest at the exiled leadership. cycle Easy to clean 20-30. Tonight, clear and colder, lows 5-15. Sunday, ment’s historic release on Sunday of “I have found him (dc Klerk) to did not specify anyone by name. up-lioni lint filtei Nelson Mandela, the most famous The ANC’s slalcmenl followed »DDE400 sunny and highs in the 30s. be a man of integrity with whom 1 symbol of anti-aparlhcid resistance. can do business.” Mandela said at three days of meetings to evaluate 9 0 DAYS Mandela was freed to a tumultuous his home in Soweto, outside Johan­ recent reforms announced Feb. 2 by welcome after 27 years in prison. nesburg. dc Klerk, such as legalizing more SAME AS CASH Weather summary for Friday, Feb. 16,1990: Alfred Nzo, secretary-general of The ANC said dc Klerk still had than 60 opposition groups, including IVrien you buy any G.E. ap­ Cf) P IO N E E R Temperature: high of 35 at 7 p.m., low of 31 at mid­ the ANC, also said the guerrilla not met all conditions to clear the the ANC, the release of Mandela, pliance at Al Siellert's using movement was prepared to negotiate way for talks on creating a new the casing of press restrictions, and a G.E.C.A.F. personal charge plan' night moratorium on executions. 6 Disc CD Player FTecipitation; .56 inches. “a suspension of hostilities” once dc political structure for South Africa

•JBP22 Sears sends ethics request pPDM4tO $249 Manchester Herald 2-times oversampling digital filter, twin D/A converter sys­ Self-Cleaning 18 Lb. Heavy Duty tem anti-resonance concept: Honeycomb chassis, mag­ Founded Dec. 15.1881 as a weekly. back to Board of Directors Washer netic-clamp disc stabilizer, ballast base with ceramic sup­ Daily publication since O ct 1,1914. ports, random picjy ______Town Manager Richard Sartor, who opinion from the Ethics Commis­ USPS 327-500 VOL. CIX, No. 118 By Alex Girelli in turn referred it to the Ethics Com­ sion. The Ethics Commission ruled Manchester Herald mission. in a divided vole that Sieffert had Panasonic Publisher $299 In a letter to Ethics Conunission not violated provisions of the Town Electric self-cleaning, auto-clock Penny M. Sietfert Heavy duty extra large ca­ Deluxe Auto Cook The Ethics Commission will not members dated Dec. 18, FitzGerald Charter. pacity washer. 2 wash/ controlled oven, one piece Marie P. Grady consider an investigation involving said he would schedule the Feb. 22 In the aftermath of that case, the nnse temperature selec- seamless cooktop, Colrod* sur­ Managing Editor tians. unbalanced ladd Microwave News Edior/Opinion Page Editor. __ Ron Robillard the staff of the town Planning meeting and include consideration Hartford Courant reported that Sief­ face units Alexander Girelli caniral system parcelain Associate Editor______Department or a suggestion tlm fert had been a partner in Preferred _____ te n Auster of the Sears request on tlie agenda. enamel caver, lid and Sports E d to r______— town officials be required to dis­ Sears said tliat last month she Equities. He did not vote on any basket . wwadioox Jeanne G. 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Published daily except Sunday and certain lio^«lays *>7 Commission, said Friday that in town officials to make the business Sieffert has resigned as chairman the Manchester Publishing Co.. 16 Brainard " 1 ^ . January she wrote a letter to Wil­ connection disclosures and that an of the PZC, but is still a member. In Manchester. Conn. 06040. Second class postage paid at OP Manchester. Conn. Postmaster; Send address changes liam FitzGerald, chairman of the investigation be made to see if Mark his letter of retirement, Sieffert also You have Al's to the Manchester Herald. P.O. Box 591. Manchester, commission, asking him to take the Pellegrini, town planning director, suggested a lypie of disclosure personal guarantee! matter off the agenda for the Feb. 22 and members of the planning staff provision. Under his recommenda­ ^^*The Manchester Herald is a member of The Associated commission meeting. tion, when applications are sub­ Press the Audit Bureau of Circulation, the New E ngird knew that Alfred W. Sieffert Sr., Press'Association and the Now England Newspaper As­ She said she does not krow why then chairman of the Planning and mitted to the PZC by corporations or the questiOT got to the Ethics Com­ partnerships, they include the names EASV TO GET TO: sociation. ,, . Zoning Commission, was a parmer SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER COMING FROM THE HARTFORD Guarsntewl deihrery. If you don’t receive your Herald mission in the first place. in Preferred Equities at the time of partners or shareholders. AREA TAKE i M TO THE NEW by 5 pm. virookdays or 7:30 am . Saturdays, pfease _ _ 445 Hartforci Road, Manchester I 1»4 EKPRCS&WAV GET OFF AT “It doesn’t belong there,” she Sieffert voted on applications to the One item has been added to the THE AEENET STREET EIiT reji telephone your carrier. If you are unable to roach your TAKE JtCFTS TO Al. SIEFFERT S carrier, cal subscriber service at 647-9946 by 6 p in. said. commission by others who were agenda for the Ethics Commission V fS A _ KEENEY ST. EXIT OF 1-384 • TEL. 647-9997 weekdays for delivory in Manchester. „ Sears made her proposals m a partners in the company. meeting Feb. 22. Town Attorney HARTFORD Suggested carrier rates are $1.80 weekly. $7.70 tor Dec. 7 letter to the Board of Direc­ Sieffert, who had come under Maureen Chmielecki will talk to the Mon., Thurs., Fri. ’til 8 p.m. one month. $23.10 tor three month?. $ 46^ f« wx tors, and she said Friday she still criticism for voting on an applica­ commission members on legal ser­ '90 doyj same os casn months and $92.40 lor one year. Newsstand pncot 35 no paviTwnI required Tues., Wed. 'til 6 • Sat. 'til 5 • Sun. 12 to 5 wants the directors to respond to it. tion from a contractor who had done vices available to the commission cents a copy. The directors referred the letter to woik on his home, had requested an through the town attorney’s office. 1 9 9 0 Something smelled fishy CBT bracing itself LOCAL & STATE to Sophie G. lobsterman for massive layoffs HARTFORD (AP) — Connec­ to $7.1 billion from Dec. 31 to STONINGTON (AP) — A former lobster- of New London. "1 here were four of us on that ticut Bank and Trust employees Peb. 2 — a decline of $1.4 bil­ man who was aboard a boat that authorities al­ boat, and only one who, apparently, knew what Mayor says noise will bother firefighters began bracing for layoffs Friday lion, or 16 percent of CBT’s lege was deliberately sunk by its captain and was going on.” Levasseur testified before a grand jury that after the bank’s parent company. deposits...... T. Lawrence’s I o..n-Anr^>’s originalorieinal plans could be used owner says he thought something was fishy as CBT reported losing $355 mil­ However, earlier this month R epublic's indicted Pont and Garbo. He said a prosecutor Bank of New England, confirmed taken into consideration,” Werkhoven because he has not seen them. soon as the vessel started going down. lion, and its net worth dropped as decided to approve the building of a fire Werkhoven says he will oppose any asked him not to discuss some aspects of the it has tentatively decided to lay By Rick Santos . . Larry Levasscur, 29, one of four men aboard „„„ SUtion, but are hoping to construct what off 2,000 employees corporate low as 1.94 percent of assets Manchester Herald He smd he would anticipate many com­ plans submitted by Lawrence because he the Sophie G when it sank Dec. 28, 1988, smd sinking. during 1989. The state proWbits Werkhoven calls the most cost-effective Levasscur quit lobstcring about six weeks plaints from the firemen who would have told Sartor he would not do business with Capt. Ronald Pont was alone in the engine wide. municipalities from depositing to work and sleep at the sUtion. building. the architect. He said he is upset with the after the sinking because he said the pay had Bank of New England officials Mayor Theunis “Terry” Werkhoven, a This fire sUtion, says Town Maiuger room for about 10 minutes before the bilge money in banks whose net worth selection process from which he was ex­ gotten so low. The take of lobsters had did not give any breakdown on Republican, says he anticipates problems In a separate mauer involving the sU­ Richard Sartor, may not require architec­ alarm went off. is below 3 percent of assets. decreased from as many as 200 per trawl to as the plarmed layoffs, but a CBT with the itew firehouse ap^oved for the tion, Werkhoven said earlier this week tural services, depending on the type ot cluded. Almost two hours after the alarm sounded, a But the bank’s net worth has North End because of the high coiwentra- few as 35 or 40. spokesman, Dick Denoia, said that he was upset that a local architectur^ structure chosen. The options include helicopter responded to Pom’s distress signal “there is no concentration in any since risen to 3.44 percent, and tion of noise in the area. . firm is not being ruled out as a possible Sartor says no such conversation took and lifted the crewmen out of their life raft. As He said his suspicions about the sinking modular, pre-engineered (pre-fab), or one region.” CBT senior vice president Wil­ Werkhoven said the firehouse, which is designer for the firehouse. grew after the helicopter returned the crew to traditional brick and mortar. place- . , . j they turned toward land, the Sophie G vamshed CBT has about 6,000 liam Thompson said Thursday, proposed to be built at Tolland Ttimpike The firm, Lawrence Associates, had Meanwhile, Sartor is scheduled to meet in calm weather in an area known as Hudson land. “We’re getting stronger every and Deming Street, would be affect^ by If a traditional firehouse is built. Sartor with Lawrence’s attorney, Leonard “It was a perfect time, place, and weather for employees, or about 34 percent been selected to design a firehouse at ^ e smd he is not ruling out any design com­ Canyon, about 80 miles south of Long Island. of Bank of New England’s total day.” noise generated from the traffic o i^ te r - same location last summer, but plans fell Jacobs, to try and reach a resolution con­ Now that Pont and James P. Garbo, the a boat to go down,” he said. Still, financial analyst Gerard state 84 — the highway is about 500 feet panies, so Lawrence could become in­ cerning payment that Lawrence has re­ He also remembers a rescuer’s comment. woricforce of 17,500, according through when Republicans on the town s volved again. However, Sartor said he boat’s owner, have been arrested for allegedly to Marsha Ryan, a spokeswoman Cassidy of TVicker Anthony in from the site for the station. Board of Directors twice rejected quested for his original plans. “I was told we were out further than we cannot comment on whether or not scuttling the Sophie G to collect $270,000 in for the parent company. Portland, Maine, said the size of “The continuous and uemendous measures to continue with the designer. insurance money, Levasseur said a lot of what needed to be when we went down,” Levasseur the deposit drain “seems to be on amount^mountofnolselromuleululll.^IIuu.v...^. of noise from the traffic should be ^ ^ said. “Further out than our gear was, probably The timing of the layoffs is not happened makes sense. final, and they do not include the high side.” Garbo, of BFD Fisheries, has been indicted over the edge of the continental shelf. The depth that boat’s at now, the hull was probably other payroll cuts the b ^ will “A continuation of that kind of on two counts each of mail fraud and con­ implement through attrition and outflow would be very detrimen­ 95 New Haven employees will get pmk slips spiracy and one count of destruction of a ves­ crushed on the way down.” the sale of assets, Ryan said. tal to the company,” he said. —Taking_ . . steps to ensure a #1 k^rtlinrhigher rr»tiimreturn nnon tfltax collec­ sel. Pont, 26, is charged with one count of The depth, more than 300 fathoms, effec­ The bank has previously said it Administration officials estimated the golf course, if tion than projected, and as a result, expects to collect SI destruction of a vessel and two counts of con­ tively guarantees the boat caruiot be raised or is considering selling off CBT. Cassidy said he believes many NEW HAVEN (AP) — Mayor John Daniels on Friday taxed, could bring in hundreds of thousands of dollars in spiracy. The two men are expected to enter inspected by divers. Figures released Thursday by of the deposits withdrawn have million more than had been anticipated. ■ r a announced he will lay off 95 city employees md seek to pleas Wednesday in U.S. District Court in New been larger than $100,000, which revenues • __Planning to either combine the city s pension funds During all the time it took the Sophie G to the Connecticut Department of tax Yale University’s golf course, which he said ^ s not The mayor said he will seek a review of other tax-ex­ or take other measure that will produce $1 million in Haven. Banking showed that CBT’s is the highest amount the federal deserve tax-exempt sUtus, to help ease New Haven s empt properties to see if any other new sources of “The one thing that surprised me was that fill with water, only Pont went down to check government will ensure. on the problem. Levasscur said he and the deposits shrank from $83 billion projected budget deficit , • „ revenues can be found. _^Expecting to receive nearly $1 million more from neither one of them was indicted for putting He also announced the city is considering placing other crewmen were ordered to stay on deck. Daniels also said the city is: the state than earlier believed, including $750,000 that is our lives in danger,” Levasseur told The Day Tweed-New Haven Airport, which New Haven now __Discussing the sale of various city assets, which a result of changes announced by the governor this owns and operates, in private hands. should generate about $1 million. He woiJd not identify month. The mayor did not disclose where the layoffs will the assets, saying negotiations are extremely delicate. occur saying city administrators still need to consult Off-duty cop with union leaders and notify the affected employees. 1 But he said library hours will be shortened, the number AMERICA’S NUMBER ! of park rangers will be reduced and a fire departmCTt uc- wounds man on Automobile Fluid Maintenance Service tical unit and truck company will be eliminated. No fire stations, however, will be closed. . A total of 115 municipal positions are being is now open eliminated as a result of the latest cost-cutting moves. ■ ■ 1-384 in Bolton Daniels said 66 fiill-Ume employees and 29 part-ume municipal workers will receive pink slips, and that 20 ad­ HARTFORD (AP) — An off-duty Hartford police of­ ditional positions expected to become vacant in the next ficer, apparently angered after a man a ^ i f c month will not be filled. In additimi, the mayor said the schools sujKnntendent i m during a roadside argument alongside Interstate 3M in has placed a freeze on filling 50 unfilled positions. Bolton, fired four shots at the man’s car as he sped off, Layoffs were also announced Friday in the city ot hitting him once in the back, state police said Friday. m m M Bridgeport, which has been struggling to cope with a State police said they were conferring with the stale’s long-standing fiscal crisis. Eighteen workers in the public attorney’s office and were still invesligaimg the shooting, works and parks departments lost their jobs. which occurred Thursday night. The cuts lower to 175 the number of employees in me Hartford police Capt. Joseph Croughwell said the off- 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM Bridgeport Public Works Departmenu which once had duty officer involved, 24-year-old Albert B^uchamp, 400 employees. was placed on administrative duly, a standard move m The New Haven mayor announced a senes oi steps, f e r including layoffs, which he said will rj^uce the city s any shooting involving an officer. 'V. budget deficit for the year ending June 30 to about 53.5 The victim of the shooting, Albert Garabedian, 38, of million. . , . • Mansfield, was treated at Manchester Memorial Hospital A budget deficit of $12 million had been projected and released. The bullet did not penetrate his skin, police before Daniels began taking measures last month to cut OFF! t municipal expenses. SUNDAY ONLY “ “I have always said layoffs were a last resort, and that State police, in a news release, said Garatedian and ^ we would look at every other possibility before removing Beauchamp were both traveling on 1-384 and both pulled 1 Full Service Jifty Lube® to the shoulder of the road at about 11:15 p.m. after R people from the employment rolls. For this fiscal ye^, jiffy lube^ Just $18.99 complete! there had been some harassment” between Ihc ‘wo_ we have, unfortunately, reached that point, Daniels told Slate police said Beauchamp approached Garabcdim, (with this coupon) ^ a late afternoon news conference, who allegedly stepped out of his car with a knife. i Daniels said the layoffs will save the city about $1 Valid only on Sunday at Beauchamp pulled his weapon and, not being m uniform, I million between now and the end of the fiscal year June participating MA & CT locations uied to show his police identification, state police said. ^ 30. Garabedian immediately got back into his car tmd in announcing that the city would send Yale a tax bill Nol 10 t>e u»«J m coniundion «,lh any oltw coupon oHe. ______JX^I«S_2^5^0______J for iu 287-golf course, Daniels said he did not believe drove away, and Beauchamp fired lour shots hitting the rear of the vehicle four limes, suite police said. NEWINGTON WEST HARTFORD MANCHESTER BRISTOL the recreational facility deserved to retain its tax-exempt HARTFORD VERNON One of die shots passed through the rear window of 142 Kelsey St 973 New Britain Ave 22 Spencer St 77 North St stfltus 10 Weston St 111 Taicotiviiie Ra the car and hit Garabedian in the back, slate police said. MERIDEN NORWICH WATERFORD “I believe this luxury facility must bear its share of the NEW BRITAIN SOUTHINGTON Garabedian’s wife, silling in tlie passenger seal, was not 327 W Mam St 401 W Mam St 90 Boston Post Rd city’s tax burden and that golf coutm cannot be con­ 265 E Mam St 86 Queen St ------* j*— — —I — - PMrick FlyniVMandwitef Herald NORTHAMPTON sidered part of an educational mission,” he said. E. LONGMEADOW Educational facilities are exempt from municipal '"■"Gi^abedian drove to a telephone to report the >ncidem, FINISHING TOUCHES — Luis Ramirez of Vifetterbury, an employee of Joseph Cohn Paint­ SIX. h 'J bS ™ WS..R. 9 5 property taxes. and Beauchamp called Hartford police to report the ing, mixes paint coiors Friday before painting a scuipture at the Paviiions at Buckland Hiiis 5 Daniels has been under increasing pressure from a shooting. 1 number of quarters to find ways to obtain more tax mail. The mall is scheduled to open March 14. revenues from the Ivy League school. 9 9 0

Recreation News Obituaries NATION & WORLD cartoon-like human and animl in St. James Cemetery. Calling Mary (Kelly) Griffm figures in an energiz^ setting, has hours are 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm. appesred in mufflis in settings 3S Red Cross visits Mary (Kelly) Griffin, 87, of 36 St. Monday. Memorial donations may d i v ^ as the Berlin wall and a Fish clinic, trips James St., died Thursday (Ffeb. 15, be made to the St. James Church, 1990) at Manchester Memorial Monte Carlo hospital. 8% Main S t Manchester, 06040. He has had 42 one-man shows Hospital. She was the widow of and his painUngs and drawings sell Noriega in prison among activities James M. Griffin Sr. Griffin was bom in Manchester for tens of thousands of dollars. and lived here all her life. She Elsewhere Bui his critical reputation never MIAMI (AP) — Manuel Noriega al task,” Bomet said. “We first of all The following are some of the programs, trips, and worked at Cheney Bros, in matched his popularity. on Friday received his first prison have a discussion with the manager special events being offered by the Manchester I^rks and Manchester and was a member of “Keith Haring’s work is obvious­ ■4ir- visit from the Red Cross since the of the camp or prison. Then we visit Recreation Department. For more information on the Ladies of S t James and the Keith Haring, ly very seductive and immensely at­ U.S. government agreed to treat the all places of detention, we sm the programs, recreation facilities, or park areas, please call Manchester Senior Citizens. tractive to a lot of people,” said New deposed ftuiamanian leader as a facilities, the cells, the kitchen.” NYC artist After the tour and the talks with the department at 647-3084/3089. She is survived by a son, James York Times art critic Michael Bren- prisoner of war. son “But there never seems to be A doctor and a delegate from the 'prison officials, the Red Cross meets PROGRAMS M. Griffin Jr. of Manchester, a NEW YORK (AP) — Keith with the prisoner, Bomet said. Fish a in ic — The Manchester I ^ s and Recreauon daughter, Maryann Hansen of Haring, whose distinaivc, cartwn- any edge to it. ... I don’t care for it International Committee of the Red “We have private talks, and it is Department, in conjunction with the state of Cormecticut, Manchester; three brothers, Vincent like drawings in subway stauons at all.” ______Cross sought to ensure Noriega’s Department of Environmental Protection, will be spon­ Kelly of Manchester, Victor Kelly caught the attention of art dealers treaunent was in keeping with the very important that they be without In Memoriam witnesses,” he said. “We speak only soring a free Learn to Fish Clinic for persons age 9 and of Charlestown, N.H., and Paul and formed the basis of a lucrative Geneva Convention, said Jean-M ^ about the conditions of detention. It older (12 and under must be accompanied by an adult), Kelly of Oceanside, Calif.; two business, died Friday of AIDS. He In sad and loving memory of Leo Pel­ Bomet, the organization’s chief letier, who passed away on February delegate for Latin America. may be about food, about being al­ Wednesday, March 14 to March 28, 7 to 9 pm . at the sisters, Susan Kerr and Marcella W2S 31 • Mahoney Recreation Center, 110 Cedar St. This course, L’Heureux, both of Manchester, Haring, who was diagnosed with 18,1980. Noriega was flown to the United lowed to go out, or to have conuict design^ for the beginnw angler, will cover Cormecu^t four grandsons and several nieces AIDS more than a year ago and w ^ Although it's been 10 years since States on Jan. 4 to face drug-traf­ with families, or about medical You're gone, 'ibu are in our thoughts ficking charges. He was first housed treatment.” waters, introduction to fishing tackle, natural baits, what and nephews. active in AIDS fund-raismg, fell iH t". you n ^ before you go fishing, identificauon of fish, The funeral will be at 9:15 am. with flu-like symptoms in Janua^ and prayers each and every day. We at the federal courthouse, but was 'There will be follow-up visits to care of catch, and more. Equipment will be provid^. lliesday at the John F. Tierney and died early Friday at home, said miss and love you dearly. later moved to a special cell at the Noriega, but there are no set imer- Your Wife, Children federal Metropolitan Correctional vals, and timing will depend on con­ Spaces are limited and preregistration is required by call­ Funeral Home, 219 W. Center S t A an assistant Margaret Slabbcrt. ing the Mahoney Recreation Center, 647-3166, or the Mass of Christian burial will follow and Grandchildren Center south of Miami. ditions at the prison, Bomet said. Haring’s work, charaaerized by J -: ftirks and Recreation Office at 647-3089. at St. James Church. Burial will be 4 Noriega’s defense team had Making the inspection were Adult Golf Clinic — Learn to golf or improve your demanded that he be treated as a Erwin Boehi, regional delegate for game before the nice weather begins. The clinics will POW, saying U.S. civilian courts the Red Cross, and Dr. Jacques held on Sunday evenings, 6 pm . to 7 pm ., at ihe had no jurisdiction over him. Stroun of the agency’s medical Mahoney Recreation Center, 110 Cedar S t, March 18 to DON'T MONKEY The government agreed to the I division in Geneva, Switzerland. April 8. The clinics are coordinated by the New E n ^ d POW treatment, but said he could' They refused to comment when they Golf Association and instructed by professional TOA still be prosecuted on the drug traf­ left the prison late Friday afternoon. golfers. Participants will receive personalized analysis of AROUND... ficking charges. U.S. District Judge They also were to visit three othci their skills through professional instructors and video e- William Hoevelcr concurred last Ptoamanian prisoners at the jail, in­ quipment. The fee is $45 per person and class size is week, and ordered the legal proceed­ cluding Noriega co-defendant Luis limited to 12. For more information, please call the ings to continue. del Cid, allegedly once a top aide to department at 647-3089. Try Our Pay-By-Mail 'The Geneva Conventions are a the deposed leader. 'The Red Cross series, of treaties establishing the TRIPS refused to identify the other two Trips do not require a Recreation Membership Card Program... treatment of combatants, civilians prisoners. and they are open to non-residents. Please call the depart­ and prisoners of war. It makes paying your sgbschption easier on you. The Associated Press The details of Friday’s prison in­ ment for registration information. Instead of paying your carrier every 2 weete, you tan Plainfield Greyhound PSirk — Come and party with spection are confidential, but simply write a check for 3 months, 6 m o ^ s w the puppies on Friday, Feb. 23. The bus will leave the SEALS SUNNING — Gray seals sun on Monomy Island off Gape Cod generally the procedure follows a year, drop it in the mail. Then, you can forget abo^ Weekly Mahoney Recreation Center, 110 Cedar St. at 5 p.m. and fhl w L r ih e island has become a winter home for about 1,000 of the pattern, Bomet said. naving ready cash to pay your carrier, an^swen^ the “This first visit is a very tradition­ arrive at the park at approximately 6 pm . The fw in­ door when it's inconvenient or being at home to pay Health Tip cludes dinner with choices of homestyle meaUoaf with iV WE WILL NOTIFY animals. yo u r bill. gravy and mashed potatoes or chicken cacciatore with YOUR CARRIER pasta plus a garden salad, roll, desse^ and beverage. Simply complete the coupon below and send rt to THAT YOU AREA PAY-BY-MAIL Races begin at 7:30 pm . and the bus will then depart ihe us...orif YOU would like more information on our Pay- Incriminating tape CUSTOMER MARY CHENEY LIBRARY park at 11 pm . The fee is $13 per person and incluttes Bv-Mail program call the Circulation Department. (SfSS.'g) roundtrip motorcoach transportation, dinner, track admis­ 647-9W a m er initial payment and pnor to expira­ found in stolen VCR sion, and race program. U K , tion, you will be billed. St- Patrick’s Day Festival — Thursday, March 15. LOS ANGELES (AP) — A shocked buyer of a stolen JUNIOR ROOM & Bus will depart from the Parks and Recreation Office, T w T u ld like to pay by mail for my Manchester Herald subscription. Please begin mypay-by- VCR found it contain^ a homemade child sex tapic, by Roy D. Katz. R.Ph. Center Springs Park, at 9 am. and will arrive in High­ recognized the girl and gave the tape to her mother, lead­ land, N.Y. at approximately 11 a.m. There will be time mail subscription on ' ------ing to a neighbor being jailed on molestation charges. for shopping before lunch at the Villa Biglieri Resort. Enclosed please fin d payment for Ward Rafay, 28, was being held pending a March 1 VOLUNTEERS hearing on nine counts of child molestation and oiie of Lunch will include corned beef and cabbage J"'® Carrier Delivery. will be closed Vblunteers get a -helper's high' from band playing Irish dance music, Irish step dancers, fiddle possessing a kilogram of marijuana for sde. He had not their work. It's a euphoric feeling, □ 1 year *92.40 player, and Josie O’Donnell (singer, actress, and com- □ 3 months *23.10 □ 6 months *46.20 made his $50,000 bail and remained in jail today, said and probably has a biochemical Saturday, February 17,1990 component In a survey by Better = edian). The fee is $39 per person. „ Senior Citizens; □ 1 year *86.24 Los Angeles County Sheriff s Deputy Bill Linnemeycr. □ 6 months *43.12 Rafay allegedly owned the sex tape found in a stolen Homes and Gardens of people doing ^ Boston Flower Show — Saturday, March 10. Bus □ 3 months *21.56 volunteer work and other forms of videocassette recorder, Deputy Disu-ict Attorney Dean and will re-open 1 departs from the Mahoney Recreation Center, 110 Cedar Optional carrier tip may be included with your payment / Tip Amount helping, most respondents report “ St. at 8 am . and arrives at the Flower Show at ^ II U a l llwl ------' ’ ’ Shotwell said'Thursday. , ^ , v r o that a good feeling comes over them 8 proximately 10 a.m. The afternoon will be spent at Quin- Motor Route Delivery: Coventry, Andover, Bolton -$27.30,3 months Two weeks ago. Rafay reported a burglar stole a VCR Tuesday, February 20,1990 when they engage in helping others cy Market for lunch and shopping on your own and the from his Downey apartment about 10 miles southeast of • feeling 'warm', 'less depressed', or feeling a greater sense of 'self- ^ bus will depart Boston at 5 pm . The fee is $30 per per- downtown Los Angeles. The unidentifii^ toief then sold at 12 P.M. the VCR and telltale tape, Shotwell said. Rafay was ar­ worth'. Volunteering is healthful for § son. Name both the giver and receiver. - Other trips — The department is sUll accepting rested last weekend after the mother contacted police. C/3 deposits for the following trips: Washington, D.C., April Apt. ‘The mother of the victim notified ^ Saturday that 6 to 8 $272; Cape Cod, May 4 to 6, $187; “Phantom of she had a tape depicting immoral acts with her children, Junior materials may be returned the O ^ ” NYC, July 28, $95. said Downey police detective Capt. Bob Williams, who Phone Zip divulged little.else. • «, u „ to the adult section at “We don’t want to hamper the investigation. Wc have Shoppt MAKE IT EASY ON Y0URSELF...PAY-BY-MA1L a possibility of possibly three other victims.” Williams Mary Cheney Library Garden Club to meet Monday said 348 Main street 'The Ptrennial Planters Garden Club, co-hosted by If convicted of all charges, Rafay faces up to 25 years Manchester Ginny Aniello and Jackie Britton, will meet at 7:30 pm. The Manchester Herald in state prison, Shotwell said. 6*9-1026 Monday, not Saturday as previously The two-hour tape shows a man discussing sex with a Please excuse the Inconvenience. home of Bernice Manning, 228 Mountain R oad^berto P.O. Box 591- Manchester, CT 06040 child, winning her o p eratio n and engaging m sexual Mimo of the Department of Environment^ Protccuon acts with her, according to police reports. will discuss the Critical Habitats of Connecticut. 9 9 0

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Pullout Section. Page 17 OPINION FOCUS Saturday, Feb. 17,1990 Seat belts in buses commonsense idea

By Sarah Overstreet______Artist has melting medium If you rock your crying baby in your lap while in a moving car, instead of letting him squall his lungs out m his car seat, you can get a stiff fine. PRIS KSliliT By Mark Seavy Ditto, if you let your 4-year-old stand on the hump m The Associated Press the back seat and look out the windshield like he wants »Z2§pA50 to. Recognizing the danger auto accidents pose to un- ost artists try to achieve a measure of resumned children, we’ve enacted laws to protect them immortality through their work, but from other cars and parents too stupid to belt them in un­ sculptor Robert McClellan has chosen less coerced. d a medium as fieeting as time itself: ta- But put that kid in a school bus where he can roll '5 , 500,000 i stead of granite or marble, he chii» around like a pea in a boxcar, and suddenly he doesn’t away at massive blocks of ice. His — need a seat belt. Does that strike you as odd? graceful swans, mermaids and other It certainly does Dorothy Dunn. In a 1987 Kansas bus creations melt away within hours, M leaving a pool of water as the only tes­ accident, her daughter Lori, then in kindergarten, was ^ m thrown over the bus driver and into the dashboard. Doc­ tament to McClellan’s steady hand. tors used 200 stitches to close her facial woun^ and re­ “You can do just about anything — it all depen^ on attach her nose. And she may need more plastic surgery how diverse people want to be,” McClellan said d ^ g a iS when she gets older. recent interview at the Burnside Ice Co. in East Hartford. In a recent school bus crash m Mehlville, Mo., 21 The family business, where he is president, alto serves elementary-school students were hurt when their bus as McClellan’s quarry. Most of the 300-po^d blwks of ice made there are destined to be chopped up. bagged overturned. One child lost an arm when, after havmg and sold commercially. But McClellan saves some of been thrown across the bus, her arm went th ro i^ a win­ them for the dozens of pieces he turns out every y w . dow and was crushed by the weight of the vehicle. Doc­ His oeuvre include wine racks that were u s ^ at th z -a tors say virtually all the children’s injuries could have recent opening of JT. Morgan Hotel m Hartforf. a small been prevented if they’d been wearing seat belts. sailboat under full sail, a immature dump truck that was O J3 Now with all those new seat-belt laws and the wealth used as a shrimp bowl at a construcuon com ply party, of information provided to us by those two crash-test plus the usual assortment of dragons, remdeer and O 11 dummies who regularly get themselves tom limb from Christmas trees. . . 0 m limb, a reasonable person might expect that we d be bolt- McClellan started ice c ^ in g as a 14 year old when he ing belts into those buses as fast as we could. So why was getting started in the ice business. aren’t we? „ ■ He is one of the growing legion of ice sculptors The first reason is fairly simple: Seat bests cost nationwide whose transitory works adorn hotel and res­ money. Industry estimates run from about $2,0W to taurant banquet tables, as well as shoppmg malls ^ d city 0 1 $4,000 per 65-seat bus, although Parkway, Mo., equipped Labels can cause heartburn streets, where passersby watch with delight as the glis­ m tening. crystalline sculptures take shape tefme The Assodatod Preei theirs for $830 each. But how many kids are hurt in Americans are too thick to under­ Awfiil, isn’t it? Left untutored by A recent ice-carving competiuon at the Old State school-bus accidents every year, anyway? Almost a label, Americans will soon con­ > (/) By Vincent Carroll stand the meaning of the labels, and House in downtown Hartford reflecu the Rowing SCULPTOR AT WORK — Robert McClellan works on an ice sculpture in East Hartford. 10,500. Of those injuries, 480 of them were serious, and sider oranges and peas as heart-con­ popularity of this 1.000-year-old m form, which t o lU so will gorge themselves from heap­ ^ > 12 children were killed. Nothing so illustrates our aging ing platters of margarine, carafes of gesting blights on the national diet. ^ t s in China’s mountainous Habm f ‘^ 5 ^ 1 McCleilan is aiso president of the family ice business. J3 H The second reason why seat belts haven t become into a society of fussbudgets as the sfiiaH dressing and tubs of olive oil. Perhaps every kitchen faucet should les J. Wagner, executive director of the National Ice I > mandatory in school buses is that such a small amount of on-going attack on a food-labeling Dr. Jeffrey Blumberg, professor be labeled, too. to avoid confusion Carving Association. , research has been done on the subjea. (Those dumnues plan by the American Heart As­ over the safety of water. “There is a magical lure of ice and it doesn t m am tures are in growing demand. ■ u of nutrition at Tlifts University, is duck in its mouth, Wagner said. ricochet around cars, not buses.) A Canadian study using sociation. one of those who doubts out collec­ Consumerists like Blumberg act whether we’re on a loading dock, in foe middle of a 1« ^ e r s tackle foe 300-pound blocks with chain Paul F. Zdanis, a former execuUve as if all people would behave ration­ works as a food services manager for T ^ t House mannequins concluded that in school-bus accidents, At worse, the association’s seals tive savvy. “This can give a mis­ shopping mall or in the center of a big city — people are saws, electric routers and special chisels ^ can “P ally in a world that offered them Services Inc. of Tiumbull. says ice sculptmg frees him children in seat belts would suffer injuries worse thm of approval, which are supposed to leading impression that margarine is always attracted to it,” Wagner said dunng a recent to $1,800 for a set of eight, Wagner smd. ^ those NOT in belts. However, critics of the study say its start appearing on store items this a heart-health food,” he told The perfect information. If government telephone interview from Willowbrook. 111. take anywhere from five minutes to three hours, h ^ d . from more mundane tasks. only would banish misleading health “You’re not sweating behind a range and y w can show results are unreliable because sensors were only put on month, will be ignored by con­ New York Times, “and clearly it is T^e associaUon. which was formed 1987 by 30 a a The most elaborate pieces go for as much as $200. the mannequins’ foreheads and chests — those that flew sumers. At best they’ll fumiel a few claims and impose nuUitional vers and now has 300 members nattonwi^ and overseas, a lot of creativity and innovation,” Zdaius said. . not.” Ice carving takes patience and attenuon to Ice sculptures also appeal to art lovers who reco^ize around the bus and landed on their necks did not register buyers toward products slightly bet­ I don’t know about Dr. Blumberg, guidelines — if it would educate sanctions 25 to 50 ice carving compeuuons every y ^ , Joseph Chaves, executive chef at S h e r a to - H a r ^ and regulate more strictly — we’d including the National Restaurant Assoc to o n s Im diat f o S ^ P ^ . obX scence” is part of foe carvmgs any injury. ter for their arteries than the stuff but I would never mistake a seal of Hotel, who waits 45 minutes after a block t o been soon find the candy-makers out of Carving Classic in Chicago and the Plymouth Ice Sculp­ The National Research Council then conducted a study they’d been eating. approval on a stick of margarine as removed from foe freezer because it is easier to carve an invitation to serve it in place of a business. ture Spectacular in Plymouth, Mich. o and did not recommend mandatory restraints. While And the plan will make mraey when it s a little soft. *, u ^ »iivu>r ” aroimS T t o g tfoie.” said Wagner, who s^ ializes in for a good cause, too, since side dish of carrots. I’d simply as­ But is there an A m erica alive come tram as tar away as Sm- “A little hidden artistic ability doesn t hurt either, 5 noting that seat belts improve safety, they estimated that sume that margarine clogged my who doesn’t know that a diet rela­ oaoore ^ d the Soviet Union, as well as hot spots like designing ice sculptures rather than carvmg thtm. producers pay the association a fee said Chaves, who learned the trade while reiving as ap- i S A . Feiris of Manchester t o bought an ice- if all school buses were equipped with them, “they may heart less than, say, butter or lard — tively low in fats, salts and sugar is Mwico Wagner said. Their creations m i^ t not rival tlw only save one life and several dozen injuries a year. __ anywhere from $15,000 to nrentice at the Sheraton Hotel in Boston m 19»j . s c u l ^ reindeer from McClellan to d e ^ t e foe front $640,000 — for a seal of approval. and I think most other people would, better than the one favored by Jackie work of Auguste Rodin or Henry Moore, but they can be S culinary rahooU like the Culimuy to u m 0 "S What’s left to the parents of children who ride school So what’s the problem? Well, Gleason? Lighten up, fussbudgets. breathtaking, for five to eight hours anyway. yard^of his Killington, Vu. retrto foe too. America in Hyde Park. N.Y.. and “It’s a real conversation piece and is mce to ^ buses is either to believe the Canadian study and NaUon- some critics sniff at the very notion But then 1 don’t believe most Some of us fancy a rich meal for the The 1984 Plymouth competition was won by a P>ec® University in E vidence. R.I.. have added the slippery •3 al Research Council recommendations or to wonder that a private ^oup should issue adults need their hands held when same reason we throttle up a car on d e S 4 a woman holdin, a .o a rn o l w M . n t o j a art to their curricula, another indication that ice sculp­ around,” Ferns said. I about the wisdom of letting their kids get on board and nutritional guidelines. Better that the making every trivial consumer a lonely patch of highway: because bic% e. A runner-up sculpt^ a golden retnever with a ^ tpifp their chances without belts. If they tend to worry, government — which, as everyorte decision. The insatiable urge to longevity by itself is a paltry reward. Q they’re not alone: The American Medical Associauon, knows, rarely errs in regulatory mat- regulate, of course, stems precisely 9 the American Academy of Pediatrics and the Arneric^ jgrs — should control such labeling. from the conviction that one’s own Vincent Carroll is a syndicated columnist 0^ College of Emergency Physicians all support seat belts m “It’s the government’s respon­ common sense is quite rare and that Dear Abby S school buses. u i u sibility, and they ought to get on the fellow next door moonlights as a Weekend television Some people will argue that even if school buses ^ with it,” said an official of the mud wrestler. Inside Senior citizens’ news ... page 28 Manchester Herald ... pages 21 to 27 equipped with seat belts, kids won’t stay in ’em, m d bus Agriculture Department. A former Dr. Blumberg personifies this PDunded Dec. 15.1881 as a weekly. ... page 20 director of the federal Food and paternalism, here, for example, is d r i v m ^ ’t make ’em. Perhaps the timid school distncts Daily pubbeation since OcL 1.1914. could do what mine did when I was riding buses: Make Drug Administration seconds that another of his precious objections: FOCUS: notion, saying the plan reflects “The message is that what is labeled behavior a condition of riding. You don’t buckle up, you Publishar ______P*nny '-*"■■7 M Siattert let Dad and Mom figure out how to get you to school. “anarchy" in food labeling and is good food, and what is not is bad Opinion PaM E dilof__ ^ health claims. food. And fresh foods are rx>t going AMOciala Slof __2I*iexander Owl* Sarah Overstreet is a syndicated columnist Other fault-finders believe to be labeled at all.” 1 9 9 0 FOCUS/Religion FOCUS/Social

In Brief . . . MACC meets challenge grant Engagements Donachie, Ann Bellville, John Pap- Special series at church By Nancy Carr per, Mona Wilke, Maureen Executive Director Horowitz, Paul Quinn, Meg Lynam, The second in a series of lectures at Center Congrega­ MACC News Manchester Area Cynthia Wescott, Steven Chung, tional Church is scheduled for Thurs^y at 7:30 pjn. The Conference of Churches Pam Bevin, Mrs. E.T. Monaro, theme is “Becoming Alive in Christ.” educators gathered at Center Church Mavis Gauruder, Doris Coughlin, John Mercier is leading the sessions which will ex­ We’ve gone up and over. recently to learn about state man­ Httricia Noonan, Susan Goff, Joanne amine what it means to be a Christian in today s society. Thanks to an anonymous donor dates regarding drug education, the Hachey, Sharon McDonough, Paul Registration may be made by calling Mercier at who sent a thousand dollar check, new school substance abuse prevtm- Dutelle. Mary Gelting, Kathleen 646-0664 or Debbie Clark at 647-9941. we’ve met the Fuel Bank Challenge tion programs and other community Gola, Tbm and Mary Breen, John Duke to speak at Temple Grant of $3,000 offered by SBM prevention programs. A follow up ftiul Cosgrove, Judith Gal- and Robert J. Smith, Inc. meeting to develop ways in which ligan, Ellen Leary, Roberta Rhodes, Julianne Duke will speak at the TViesday meeting of Our thanks to our unknown the school and local .churches can Mrs. Collins, Joan Spak, Susan Bet, the Manchester Hadassah at 8 pjn. at Temple Beth benefactor and latest Fuel Bank work together is scheduled for Sholom. 300 E. Middle Tlimpike. Mollie Braun. donors who have made it possible March 8 at 7:30 pm . at Center Con­ Also, to A. Belleville, Andrea Sk s, Her topic will be “The Lost World of Anne Frank. for us to meet the challenge: gregational Church. Alaimo, William Aman, M. Mas- Duke is a native of Chemnitz, Germany. She will Theodore and Dorothy Brindamour, For more information, call Lynn saro, Garol Guliano, Theresa Bua, 1 describe life in pre-war Amsterdam, Holland, where she Robert and Patricia Kenniff, Gustafson or the MACC office Louis Halpryn, Philomena Sawyer, and Anne Frank were neighbors. Manchester Emblem Qub #251, Ed­ 649-2093. Mary Walker, Linda Robinson, Judy $ She is a school social worker in Manchester and is also ^ F ward and Dorothy Corcoran, □ □ □ Barry, Geralyn Russo, John Post, a trustee of Manchester Memorial Hospital. Raymond and Barbara Demers, THANK YOUS — We’re cot- Barbara Connors, Estate of Louis ^ E Refreshments will be served after the meeting. MaryAnn Falkowski, Doris and tinuing to recognize those who Betko, James Hyland, Bill Hill, Sharon L. Williams Cynthia M. Lesniak ^ m donated clothing last fall: Judy Sandra M. Banaeige Laurie A. Russell Women’s history discussed Vincent Ramizi, Donald and Jene Harry Reinhom, Fem Gagne, Shawn Jamie P. Merisotis Bruce G. Blanchette Richter. Monaco, Elizabeth Zakowicz, Simler, Marilyn Eddy, Celeste Shel­ Brian A. Begin Nicholas D’Aloisio Unitarian Universalist Society: East, 153 W. Verntm o ^ □ □ □ Nancy Bessel, Hazel Christiana, Tbri don, Nina Hunter, David Almond, Williams-Merisotis Lesniak-Blanchette St, is celebrating February as Women’s History Month. WAR ON DRUGS — Seventy Gustafson, Bettye Kramer, Carolyn Banaeige-Begin Russell-D’Aloisio Peggy Forman, Angela lamonaco, Robert and Judith Williams of Ronald and Kathleen Lesniak of 39 ^ -< A special service will be presented Sunday at 10:30 ajn. church leaders and religious Phillips, Kathryn Reordan, Martha John Deeb, Jan McIntosh, Connie Mr. and Mrs. Stanley W. Banaeige of Nancy L. Russell of Vernon announces with Duffy Schade of Glastonbury as guest speaker. Her Braintree, Mass., aimounce the engage­ Sage Drive announce the engagement of Giacopassi, Philip Radding, 279 Burnham St. announce the engage­ the engagement of her daughter, Laurie m H topic will be on the life and work of Unitarian Univer­ ment of their daughter, Sharon L. Wil­ their daughter, Cynthia M. Lesniak, to Danielle Sawyer, Inez Van Camp, ment of their daughter, Sandra M. Ann Russell, to Nicholas D’Aloisio, son Bruce G. Blanchette, son of Maurice E. salist poet and rwvelist May Sarton. of Shirley and Nicola D’Aloisio of East liams to Jamie P. Merisotis, son of Peter Grace Arsenault, Carolyn Banaeige, to Brian A. Begin, son of Mr. Blanchette of Northfield and Britta Coffee and discussion will follow the service. Catholic schools merge Hartford. The bride-elect is also the and Diana Merisotis of 156 Broad St. Cosumano, and Diane Baldwin. and Mrs. Bnino A. Begin of 43 Carolyn Blanchette of Waterbury. SS daughter of the late Arthur F. Russell Jr. The bride-elea is a 1982 graduate of z "U New church schedule set Also, Roger Negro, Walter Drive, Hebron. Braintree High School and a 1986 The bride-elect is a 1987 graduate of Motulski, Jdm Pickens, Mrs. John The bride-elect is a 1981 graduate of The bride-elect is a graduate of East South United Methodist Church, 1226 Main S t, will to try to save money graduate of Bates College, Lewiston, Manchester High School and is attending O JO Bralt, Janice McCue, Kathy Piggot, Manchester High School and attended Catholic High School and Morse School start a new Sunday worship schedule on March 4. stufted among city areas and to sub­ Maine. She is employed as a state coor­ the University of Connecticut, majoring Renee Potter, Connie Alibrio, Manchester Community College. She is of Business, Hartford. She is employed The first worship service will be from 8 to 8:45 am . By George W. Cornell urbs. by Pratt & > ^m ey. dinator for the Close Up Foundation, a in finance. O -n Buimy Belanger, Theresa Monaco, employed at Connecticut Business Sys­ non-profit organization dedicated to civic The prospective bridegroom is a 1984 with child care provided. The adult education program The Associated Press However, the combinations seek tems in the accounts receivable depart- The prospective bridegroom is a 0 m to maintain a basis in geographical Greta Hyland, Betty Blevins, Brian education. graduate of Litchfield High School and a will be from 9 to 9:45 a.m. with child care provided for ment graduate of Penney High School and is NEW YORK — About a dozen proximity, she said, such as urban ■Ripper. Hayden Griswold. The prospective bridegroom is a 1982 1989 graduate of the University of Con­ m the elementary level. The prospective bridegroom is a 1980 also employed by Pratt & Whitney. necticut with a bachelor of science degree The coffee fellowship will be from 9 to 9:45 am . and Roman Catholic parishes in ethnic parishes a few blocks apart, A June wedding is planned at First graduate of Manchester High School and graduate of RHAM H i^ School and the in accounting. He is attending the Univer­ the main worship service from 10 to 11:15 am. downtown Milwaukee pooled of French, M ish and Italian origins a 1986 graduate of Bates College. He is Hartfoid Technical Institute. He attended Congregational (Thurch of Vernon. sity of Connecticut MBA program. He is Church school for nursery through senior high school resources to form a centralized for example, forming a joint school. THE Manchester Community College. He is self-employed as a public policy consult­ 0 1 school system with four campuses. “Now they’ve combined for the ant. Both live in the Washington, D.C. an acebuntant at Aetna Life and Casualty. will be from 10 to 11:15 a. m. employed by Cardinal Buick of An Aug. 11 wedding is planned. m ^ Also, on the city’s south side, plans whole neighborhood,” she said. BIBLE Manchester as sales manager. area. Magazine considered liberal A June wedding is planned in 5 r - are mapped to link 42 parochial Various difficulties have cut A July 7 wedding is planned. CHICAGO (AP) — The Christian Century, an schools into a regional system, with Catholicism’s elementary and SPEAKS Braintree. a joint board, budget and shared by ecumenical weekly regarded as refiecting ^ maiidine secondary schools in half over the EagWM 9r«w«r > church concerns, is considered theologically liberal by facilities and staff. last quarter century, reducing 5.6 JO H 55 percent of its readers, while 42 percent consider it The aim is both to combine million students in 12,300 schools in Weddings Anniversaries I > “moderate.” resources lo stren ^ e n the schools 1965 to 2.6 million students in 8,800 and effea economies through inter­ schools now. |\Ate now hove on estimated 12 million gambUng addicts In ttw parish distribution of costs, said the But despite continuing problems, 1 Cone-O’Connor including added expenses of lay U.S. - a fourfold Increase In 16 Holmes celebrate Thoughts the Rev. Ralph C. Gross, chancellor years. Millions of others wager Maureen F. O’Connor, daughter of of the Milwaukee Archdiocese. teachers that pervasively have more than they can afford. Kathleen and Timothy O’Connor of Dor­ 45th anniversary A delightful story which has been around for years “We’re trying to take some of the replaced the once low-cost but now Americans spent more on ootti- chester, Mass., and Jeffrey S. Cone, son bllng last year than on health irv Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Holmes of tells of a young family, consistii^ of mother, father, and school pressure off individual scarce teaching sisters, the school of Elsie and Everett Cone of Manchester, shrinkage seems abated. surance, dentists, shoes, foreign 128 Henry St. recently celebrated their young boy, who were oidering dinner at a restaurant. parishes so they can be more ^ t - travel or household appliances. were married Oct. 8 at St. Ann’s Ibnsh, “It’s pretty much stablized,” 45th wedding anniversary with a dinner Their waitress was one of those real veterans of her ful. worshiping communities,” he •The main reason for this ex- Dorchester. party at Maneeleys Restaurant, Bolton. Sister McNamee said, noting that plc^ve growth In gam W ng Is the The bride was given in marriage by her trade who, while she was not disrespectful, nevertheless added. I The dinner was given by their children made it quite clear by her manner that she would not be some enrollments are edging back proliferation of state-sponsored brother, Michael O’Connor and her Such changes in many cities sig­ up, expanding rapidly in the lower lotteries', Dan Cordtz wrote In and families. n intimidated, even by parenu. Patiently she took the order RNANOAl WC5RU) (2/20/90). In a mother. Margaret Coughlan, sister of * e nal a gradual but far-reaching trans­ grades. “We’re holding up fairly bride, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids The couple was married on Jan. 23, of the mother and father and then turned to the boy^ book, SEUJN6 HOPE SIME lOT- 1945 in Boston. They have six children: formation in the church’s patterns well now.” TERIES IN AM ERICA (H a n /a rd were Kathy O’Connor, Kathy Walsh, Rather timidly, he ventured his order. “I want a hot dog.” Mrs. Donna Maloney, Howard M. Hol­ The parents, in unistm, barked, “No hot dog!” “Bring for educating the young. Similar conunents came from Urdversltv Press), tw o D iA e Univer­ Ellen Lane, /Lnnmarie White and Patricia Under strains of financing md several dioceses, where checks sity economists reached the» White. Catherine Coughlan, niece of the mes, Mrs. Sharon Chidester, Richard P. him the Salisbury steak,” the mother said, “and mashed sobering conclusions. From 1975 Holmes, Gregory D. Holmes and Mark C. personnel, the single-parish found many of them consolidating bride, was flower girl. potatoes, and a tossed salad.” Without a glance in the to 1988 per capita soles of state Holmes, all of Manchester. They also parochial sdraol is fading before the former single-parish schools. I ^ t Robert Grejdus was best man. Ushers mother’s direction, the waitress said in even tones, lottery tickets rrujltlplled 10 times have 16 grandchildren. “What do you warn on your hot dog?” With a look of larger coopwative enterprises, but decline “is tapering off,” said the Lotteries are Inefficient revenue were Michael Nowack, Rick Fessenden, 00 with specif efforts to preserve an Rev. George Norton of the raiser. Lotteries are a rip-off, offer-1 John O’Connor, Brendan O’Connor, He is president of Holmes Funeral astonishment, the boy answered, “Catsup — lots of cat­ Home Inc., 4(X) Main St, He is a member intimate atmosphere and close ties Rochester, N.Y., diocese. Ing far worse odds than casinos or I Brian Colbath and Edgar Eserins. sup, and bring me a glass of milk!” “Coming up.” said bookies. In lottery states one-four-1 of the Connecticut Funeral Directors As­ with parents. Realignments connecting some After a reception at the Milton Hoosic V the waitress, as she turned and left the table. When she th of the people who would not I sociation, the National Funeral Directors “>U1 sorts of ttew patterns are schools or prospects of it were Club, Milton, Mass., the couple went on a had gone the boy said in amazement, “You know what? gamble at all purchose lo tt^ l Association and is a charter member of emerging,” said Sister Catherine T. reported in Su Louis; Baltimore; flekets. Thus the lotteries are fur-| wedding trip to Hawaii. They arc making She thinks I’m real,” the Manchester Civitan Club. McNamee, president of the National Green Bay. W s., Newark, N J„ ther eroding the JudeoOhrlstlan I There is no deeper need than this: for each one of us to their home in (Juincy, Mass. Mrs. Holmes is active in St. Bridget’s Catholic ^ucatirmal Association in Cleveland and Brooklyn, among work ethic (2Thes. 3:6-13). be thought of as real, to be accepted as a real person. Vfc AdvwHwment The bride is employed as a cost conttol parish. should never forget that we arc, forever, that real person Washington others. technician at Boston Edison Co. The She said the “restructuring of in the eyes of God. In Erie, Hl, the dioscesan chan­ bridegroom is employed as a nuclear schools,” including consolidations, cellor, Monsignor Robert Smith said CHURCH OF CHRIST Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Holmes Lydall & Vernon Streets Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Cone pharmacy supervisor at Brigham & Rev. Edward Painter mergers for different grade levels a newly established advisory board Women’s Hospital, Boston. Pastor and other collaborative configura­ was weighing various link^es of Phone:646-2903 United Methodist Church of Bolton tions have come as populations schools and parishes. 1 9 9 0 FOCUS/Senior Citizens Crossw ord Focus/Weekend TV TV miniseries

[H B O ] MOVIE: 'Green Ice' An electron­ ics wizard becomes involved in an emerald potato Answer to Previous Puazle on Kennedys ACROSS heist. Ryan O'Neal, Omar Sharif, Anne 46 East Asian Archer 1981 Rated PG 1 Actor — country Saturday, Feb. 17 Job program set for March By Jerry Buck VoighI 49 Japanase- □ [LIFE] W omanW atch 4 Uont' American □}□□□! 9 :1 0 A M [CNN] Healthweek The Associated Press loundt 53 Tas agey. □ Cinema should call the center. The On-going activities 54 Dictator­ By Joe Diminico 9 Occupation 6:00AM (T) Public Affairs Rated kg tin t>tereo) 9 :3 0 A M ® (40 Slimer! And the Real ships □an □□□ center will be offering transporta­ 12 Author — Ghostbusters (CC) LOS ANGELES — When Doris Kearns Good­ Monday: closed for Washington s 58 Clergyman's CJ) Paid Program 8:00A M ® Dink, the Little Dinosaur Activities specialist tion. Levin win was wniing her history of the Fitzgeralds and Manchester Senior birthday. 13 Uncanny title 11 Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera (CC; 11 Gimme a Break The center will again be offering 14 Anger 59 Behave fS . High School Bowl Lime Old Lime vs. 18 Synchronal Research the Kenneoys. she wa> often only a few chapters Tliesday: oil painting, 9:30 am.; theatrically 18 Home Shopping Club Citizens Center driver education program on March 15 TV't David Shelton ahcao oi the screenwriter for the mtniseries “The Cox Cable video class, 10 am.; 60 Singing (38) Dick Van Dyke 20 Personal Power 6 and 7 from 12:30 to 4 pm . Fee for 17 College deg. syllable 11 Charles in Charge (CC) square dancing, 10 am.; bowling, [CNN] Daybreak 22 30 Karate Kid (CC) Kennedy" of Massachusetts." Job seekers should attend the 18 Sen. — 61 Little devil the class is $7 payable by check 20 Bugs Bunny 24 Sesame Street (CC) Goodwin’s book. “The Ftugeralds and the Ken­ program on March 14th from 9 to 12:30 p.m. Silver Lancs; water- Bentaen 62 Sped [D IS ] You and Me. Kid 19 Calendar 63 Chinese 22 '30 ALF tales (CC) 57 Say Brother neoys,’’ traces the persona) and political histones of only to the AARP. Individuis com­ colors, 12:30 p.m.; exercise with IHBO] MOVIt The Mup 11:30 ajn. entitled “Employment numbert sauce 6:10A M 24 Zoobilee Zoo pleting the class will receive a 5% pets Take Manhattan' (CC> WhiU* Kermti O'* Munsters Today iCC, -rindpa n the two families from their Irish roots to Boston to Cleo, 1:30 p.m.; basketweaving 21 Ingrid -.nrls • device thai wn Kuet '-(idi» from Opportunities for the Older DOWN 16 Ilk Mood for and company trv lo iak»: their collegr var 26 Personal Power reduction in their insurance Bergman's v\.au*hinq a ft)fDfdd»‘r. TV ■>nov‘ iht election of lohn F Kennedy as president. Worker.” The program will begin (beginner and intermediate), 2 pm.; daughter 20 Of aircraft Love” lety sho\A lo Broadway Miss Piggv s 'Ha' 38 American Skier premium as manSated by state law. grocery shopping at Stop & Shop. 23 Mao — tung 1 Actress — 22 Teem 44 Cowboy ousy ol a friendiv waitress threateni ner |CNN‘ Moneyweek The six-hour miniscries will be broadcast by with a panel presentation by area 23 Itty-bitty movie (si.) 40 Pup Named Scooby Dot

[LIFE] Spenser: For Hire (36) WKRP in Cincinnati [A& E] Biography: Mark Twain-Will Ro­ 1. “ Batman” (Warner) [U SA ] Double Trouble ® ABC News (CC). gers Profiles of Mark Twain and Will Ro­ 2. “ Bambi” (Disney) Movie survives 11:1 0AM [CNN] Science and Tech­ gers, two entertainers gifted with wit and 3. “Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade” nology W eek Scheduled: acid rain. EMPTY NEST 4:10PM [CNN] Sports Close-up (R) gZ) Soldiers insight into human nature. (60 min.) [C N N ] Pinnacle (Paramount) 1 1 :30AM (T ) Kitchen Kids d D ® W ide w orld of Sports [CNN] PrimeNews Kristy McMichol, 4:30PM 4. “The Wizard of Oz: The Fiftieth Anniversary (CC) (90 min.) 7:00PM (33 Lifestyles of the Rich and [DIS] MOVIE: 'Star Wars' A motley quirky blend fD Superman Richard Mulligan Famous Actor Gary Coleman ("Diff'rent group of rebels and robots band together Edition” (M G M -U A ) (l81 Synchronal Research fTD M O VIE: 'Conan the Barbarian' A and Dinah Nan- warrior-thief and his two companions are Strokes"); actress Victoria Principal; ac­ to oppose the evil Galactic Empire in 5. “New Kids on the Block: Hangin’ Tough Live” ® Saved by the Bell ICC). sent to free a king's daughter from a cull of tress Linda Cristal ("The High Chaparral "); George Lucas' Oscar-winning space fan­ off (I. to r.) star In (CBS) By The Associated Press (2$ Business and the Law snake worshippers. Arnold Schwarzeneg­ California estates. (60 min.) tasy Mark Hamill, Carrie Fisher, Harrison "Empty Mest" Ford. 1977. Rated PG. (In Stereo) (SS Daily Mixer ger, James Earl Jones, Sandahl Bergman. (33 g2) W heel of Fortune (CC). 6. “The Land Before Tim e” (M C A ) the comedy about 1982. [E S P N ] College Baseball Teams to be dZ) Wall Street Week: Is the Housing (33 Kate 8> Allie (CC) 7. “Who Framed Roger Rahbit” (Touchstone) MEN DON’T LEAVE — Beth Macauley a widowed pe- announced. (3 hrs.) (Live) Market Dead? (CC). fl® Synchronal Research (11) Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) 8. “New Kids on the Block: Hangin’ Tough” wanders catatonically through the basement web of diatrican and his [HBO] MOVIE: Halloween 4: The Re­ [C N N ] College Basketball Preview (22) MOVIE: 'The Mark of Zorro' A RIker is charged with the murder of a res­ (CBS) two grown masked marauder's nightly ecapades turn of Michael Myers' (CC) The infa­ a Maryland hospital, trying to find the morgue so [D IS] Best of Mickey Mouse Club (CC). pected scientist. (60 min.) (In Stereo) launt the corrupt Spanish governors of old mous mass murderer escapes and returns 9. “Raula Abdul: Straight Up” (Virgin) she can check the remains o f her dead husband. She daughters. It airs fiS) Synchronal Research [ESPN] Gameday California. Frank Langella, Yvonne De- to Haddonfield, III., to start a new reign of SATURDAY, terror. Donald Pleasence, Danielle Harris, 10. “ Die Hard” (CBS-Fbx) throws open a door and hai^rens upon a bevy o f [LIFE] Day by Day Carlo, Ricardo Montalban. 1974. g® Friday the 13th: The Series Johnny FEB. 24. on NBC. and Micki are terrorized by two deranged Ellie Cornell. 1988 Rated R (In Stereo) 11. “Lawrence of Arabia” (RCA-Columbia) chefs chopping raw chickens, and collapses into [M AX] MOVIE: 'White Feather' A Frugal Gourmet (R) (In Stereo) (2D brothers who trap them in a house of hor­ [M A X ] M O VIE: 'The ln-l,aw s’ A mild- 12. “Jane Fonda’ s Light Aerobic and Stress young prospector aids in bringing about a uncontrollable sobs. (3® PGA Golf: Shearson Lehman Hutton rors. (60 min.) (In Stereo) mannered dentist becomes an unwilling peace treaty of 1877 Robert Wagner, CHECK LISTINGS Reduction Workout” (Warner) Open Third round from Torrey Pines Golf cohort in crime with his soon-to-be in-law It is this quirky blend o f the ordinary, the extraor­ John Lund, Dobra Paget. 1955. FOR EXACT TIME (2D Black Stars in Orbit Profiles blacks Club in La Jolla, Calif. (90 min.) (Live) Peter Falk, Alan Arkin, Richard Libertini. 13. “Lethal Weapon” (Warner) dinary, the absurd and the surreal that makes Btul within the space program, including Chal­ [ T M C ] M O V IE: 'Protocol' (CC) A naive (57) Victory Garden (CC). (R) lenger astronauts Ronald McNair and Fred­ 1979 Rated PG 14. “Janet Jackson’ s Rhythm Nation” (A & M ) cocktail waitress becomes a national her­ Brickman’ s “ Men D on’ t Leave” more than just erick Gregory (60 min ) [USA] MOVIE: Black Roses' A heavy oine when she saves the life of a visiting [A & E ] Profiles Featured: the youth and 15. “ Thenage Mutant Ninja T\irtles: Case o f the metal demon transforms the quiet kids of another soapy look at a fam ily tragedy. diplomat. Goldie Hawn, Chris Sarandon, early adulthood of Adolf Hitler. Part 1 ol 2. (2® Weekend With Crook and Chase Mill Basin into vicious killers John Martin. Killer Pizzas” (Fiamily) Jessica Lange continues to fascinate with her Andre Gregory. 1984. Rated PG. (In [CN N ] Future Watch g® New Lassie (CC) Dee gets bad news Ken Swofford, Julie Adams. 1988 16. “ Indy Trilogy-Pack” (Paramount) range o f emotions and faces. A s Beth, she reverts to Stereo) [DIS] Preview Show from her doctor [U SA ] Dance Party USA (3® St. Elsewhere 8:30PM (1® Synchronal Research 17. “Gone With the Wind: The Fiftieth Anniver­ an unexceptional housewife and mother, whose en­ (4® Let's Go Bowling (60 min.) mals sets out to avenge his father's mur­ [U SA] My Sister Sam Am en Thelma's special din­ sary Edition” (M G M -U A ) CD College Mad House der. Marc Singer, Tanya Roberts, Rip Torn ® Star Search (60 min.) (In Stereo) g2) go) (CC) tire existence is focused on her family. When left 1 2:00PM [A & E ] Around the World in 80 Days Mi 5:00 PM ( ® A -Team ner for the Rev. Gregory goes up in smoke. 1982. (61) Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) 18. “Bobby Brown: His Prerogative” (MCA) with a bundle o f bills after her husbarid dies in an (D Please Help Me Lose Weight chael Palin visits one of Tokyo's Kara-oke (18) Synchronal Research (In Stereo) bars. (60 min.) (R) C® College Basketball: Louisville at (60 min.) 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[C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch (R) (6ll Totally Hidden Video Scheduled: a can soldier battles ninja warriors in the Phi­ balistic subhumans. Rod Taylor, Yvette favorite characters and is joined by fellow Anne (Megan Follows) has difficulty teach­ 1. “When Harry Met Sally” (Nelson) [HBO] MOVIE: Who's Harry Crumb?' humorous look at love in the '90s. (In She fmds work as an “ assistant manager” (a lippines. Michael Dudikoff, Steve James Mimieux, Alan Young. 1960 Rated G impersonator Julie Dees. (60 min.) 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(Live) nell), finds love in the arms o f an all-knowing, all- the Apes' A talking chimpanzee leads an an ideal family. Dudley Moore. Mary Tyler vandalism. Keanu Reeves, Lon Loughlin. 083 Synchronal Research 8. “Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade” ape population to revolt against their tyr­ seeing, amazon of an older woman, Jody (Joan 1:30PM (21) Joy of Painting (R) f D Knight Rider Moore, Katherine Healy 1982 Kiefer Sutherland 1986 Golden Girls (C C ) Rose is tested (Paramount) annical human captors. Roddy McDowall, Wanted: Dead or Alive fl|) Home Shopping Continued [U S A ] Miami Vice (In Stereo) for AIDS following the revelation that she Cusack). Don Murray, Ricardo Montalban. 1972. 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Doctor Who (2D Victory Garden (CC) (R| (?4l New Yankee Workshop (CC). 11. “Uncle Buck” (MCA) [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday [CNN] On the Menu (33 It's a Living bouts o f depressicHi, lessons in friendship, loyalty M O V IE: 'W ar W agon' Tw o gunmen @ This Old House (CC). dl) [DIS] MOVIE: Time Flyer' (CC) An 11 (40) MOVIE: 'Christine Cromwell: Only 12. “Kickboxer” (HBO) join forces to raid an armored covered wa­ [LIFE] She's the Sheriff (R| (ji® Synchronal Research and trust. In the end, it all works out: Beth learns year-old boy travels back to 1927 to alter [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday (R) the Good Die Young' Premiere. (CC) 13. “See No Evil, Hear No Evil” (RCA-Colum­ gon carrying gold for an unscrupulous land [TMC] Short Film Showcase (22) As Schools Match Wits: Northamp­ Christine is pitted against a killer who is the events surrounding his grandfather's [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Star Trek: The Motion acceptance and believes in herself. grabber. John Wayne, Kirk Douglas, Ho­ ton vs. Hall High slowly eliminating the members of an in­ bia) 2:00PM (D Airwolf death. Peter Coyote, Huckleberry Fox, Art Picture' To prevent the earth's destruc­ But the package is not as neat as it sounds. ward Keel. 1967. g® M O V IE: '... And Justice for AM' A vestment club. Jaclyn Smith. Ralph Bel­ (ID Munsters Carney. 1985, tion. the U.S.S. Enterprise must challenge 14. “ K-9” (M C A ) [A & E ] Flambards Part 6 of 13. lawyer fights favoritism and corruption in lamy, Rebecca Cross 1990, (In Stereo) Beth’s journey is all too episodic, like a made-for- [LIFE] MacGruder & Loud an alien force that is sweeping through 15. “Great Balls of Fire” (Orion) (26) MOVIE: '8 Million Ways to Die' An the courts when he takes on the case of a television movie. [CNN] Newsday outer space William Shatner, Leonard Ni- @ MOVIE: 'The Night of the Iguana' A ex-cop and a prostitute get in over their ® ) Pizza Gourmet judge accused of rape Al Pacino, Jack defrocked minister inspires the lives of 16. “ Ghostbusters I P (RCA-Colum bia) [D IS] Teen Win, Lose or Draw 3:30PM moy, DeForest Kelley. 1979 Rated G. (In heads when they investigate the murder of Warden, John Forsythe 1979 three women on a bus tour of Mexico. Ri­ 17. “ Eddie and the Cruisers II: Eddie Lives!” □ □□ a Los Angeles hooker Jeff Bridges, Ro­ [CN N ] Your Money Stereo) [ESPN ] College Basketball: Old Domi­ g® Superboy Superboy’s natural parents chard Burton. Deborah Kerr. Ava Gardner sanna Arquette, Alexandra Paul. 1986. [M AX] MOVIE: 'Honeysuckle Rose' A [TM C] MOVIE: Hello Again’ (CC) A (IVE) MOUNTAINS OF THE MOON — When nion at Jacksonville (2 hrs.) (Live) arrive from the planet Krypton 1964. country singer is torn between the tree and klutzy suburban housewife is brought back [LIFE] Supermarket Sweep (22) W K R P in Cincinnati 18. “Working Girl” (CBS-Fbx) “Lawrence o f Arabia” was re-released last year in easy life of the road and his lonely wife to life by her spiritualist sister. Shelley fSZ) Lonesome Pine Special (In Stereo) (li) Reporters Scheduled: a report on the secret Santena religion in South Florida - 19. “Say Anything” (CBS) all its big-screen, uncut glory, the cry went up: [USA] MOVIE: Porky's II: The Next (2D W elcom e to M y Studio (R) (In Stereo) who anxiously awaits his return. Willie Nel­ Long, Judith Ivey, Gabriel Byrne. 1987 [A & E] World of Survival Day' High-school students, recruited to MOVIE: 'Captain Nemo and the Un­ son, Dyan Cannon, Am y Irving 1980 Rated PG. (In Stereo) which has hundreds of thousands of fol- 20. “ U H F” (Orion) “ W hy don’t they make movies like this anymore?” (26) [C N N ] Sports Saturday lowerrs and uses animal sacrifices. (60 appear in the school play, wreak havoc derwater City' Six shipwreck survivors Rated PG. (In Stereo) A n sw er They do. with their pranks Dan Monahan, Wyatt 6:00PM (33 (33 News (CC) [ESPN ] SportsCenter min.) (In Stereo) are taken to an underwater city run by a [TM C] MOVIE: Making the Grade' A Knight, Kaki Hunter. 1983. ( D A -Team [A&E] MOVIE: 'Over the Edge' When Copyright 1990, Billboard Publications, Inc. “ Mountains o f the M oon” has all the excitement, recluse from civilization Robert Ryan, spoiled rich kid offers $10,000 to a street­ [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Wild Thing' Orphaned Chuck Connors 1970 their pleas for parental attention go un­ ( S Runaway W ith the Rich wise teen-ager to finish out his last year at (18) Synchronal Research as a child and brought up by a bag lady, a Reprinted with permission. adventure and human conflict o f “ Lawrence o f 1 2:30PM heeded. a group of California teen-agers and Famous Dustin Nguyen ( '21 Jump (36) New Neuropsychology of Weight prep school for him. Judd Nelson, Dana (2® W ar of the W orlds The Morthren race young man matures into a most unusual urban crime fighter Rob Knepper, Kath­ violently revolts against the system Matt Arabia.” W hile the Carolco production may lack Control Olsen, Jonna Lee. 1984. Rated R IS suffering from a deadly disease which Street'■) in Mexico. Dillon, Michael Kramer. Pamela Ludwig. the polish that perfectionist David Lean gave to his can only be cured by a missing drug, (60 leen Quinlan, Robert Davi 1987 Rated fD Eat and Be Thin (3l) M O V IE: 'Battle for the Planet of the 4:00PM (T) College Basketball: Notre PG-13 1979 1962 classic, “ Mountains” is still first-rate m ovie Apes' Human civilization stages its grea­ min.) (In Stereo) (22) Kissy Fur (CC). Dame at Syracuse (CC) (2 hrs.) (Live) [CNN] Showbiz This Week (R) test battle for survival against a world ov­ (22) (3® ® News 8:00PM (33 Paradise (CC) Gunfighter storytelling. (2$ Rod and Reel Streamside errun and ruled by apes. Roddy McDowall. f D Knight Rider Gideon McKay returns to Paradise when [LIFE] Moonlighting (2D Degrassi High (CC). Cinema The discovery o f the source o f the N ile in the (30) What About Women Claude Akins, John Huston 1973 (J|) Synchronal Research his son volunteers his and Ethan's services [TMC] MOVIE: 'Disorganized Crime' (2® Hee Haw to settle a violent range war. (60 min.) (In mid-19th century was as clouded in controversy as [C N N ] Evans & Novak (46) W W F Wrestling M O V IE: 'Th e Prey' A killer stalks a (CC) Four would-be criminals assemble in group ol teen-agers camping in the Color­ g® Mersey's Hollywood Stereo) the American Northwest to rob a small HARTFORD [D I S ] Videopolis: StarTracks Featured: (6D M O V IE: 'Th e Final Countdown' The the journey to the North Role a half-century later. ( D College Basketball: Providence at town bank. Corbin Bernsen, Fred Gwynne, CInMM CBy — Enemie*. a Leva Story (FI) Sal-Sun 3. 3:45, 7. 930. — New Kids on the Block, Neil Patrick Harris captain of the USS Nimitz faces a critical ado wilderness Debbie Thureson, Steve gZ) New Yankee Workshop (CC) The contenders: Richard Burton, the larger-than-life Bond, Robert Wald. 1980. St. John's (2 hrs ) (Live) Lou Diamond Phillips 1989 Rated R (In My Left Foot (R) Sal-Sun 1:15. 4:10, 7:20, 9:50. — The LItlla Mamiaid (G) ( "Doogie Howser, M D ''). (R) (In Stereo) decision when given the power to alter the gl) Star Trek Sal-Sun 2, 4, 6. — The Wtor ol the Flosaa (FI) Sat-Sun 130, 4, 7:10, 9:40. 0t) MOVIE: 'Hamburger Hill’ Based on Stereo) Irish adventurer-author-scientist; and John Speke, [HBO] MOVIE: Little Nikita' (CC) An course of history. Kirk Douglas, Martin (2D Ciao Italial (In Stereo) [A & E ] Life on Earth (R) — Crimea and MiKtomaanora (PG-13) Sal-Sun 730,9:45. the 101st Airborne Division's valiant 10- FBI agent uncovers some disturbing infor­ Sheen, Katherine Ross 1980 (26) MOVIE: 'The Deep' A young couple 9l30PM C£) Jeopardy! (CC) an English army officer from an aristocratic family. [CNN] Newswatch day effort to secure a strategic military lo­ EAST HARTFORD mation while investigating the family of an [A & E] MOVIE: 'Scott of the Antarctic' vacationing in Bermuda becomes involved (1$ Synchronal Research Bualar'B Pub A Cinema — Heart Cortdtion (R) Sal-Sun 7X30, 930. Director Bob Rafelson and William Harrison cation in South Vietnam Anthony Barrile. Air Force Academy applicant Sidney Po- Based on the heroic exploits of British ex­ in intrigue and terror when they dive on a [D IS ] Anne of Avonlea: The Continuing Showcaaa Cinema 1-10 — Nightoraad (R) Sat 1:10, 350. 5X10. 7:45, Michael Patrick Boatman. Don Cheadle C36) Empty Nest (CC) Angry at her based the script on Harrison’ s biographical novel itier. River Phoenix, Richard Jenkins 1988 plorer Robert Falcon Scott. John Mills, De­ pair of sunken ships Jacqueline Bissot, Story of Anne of Green Gables (CC) 10:10, 1250; Sun 1:10, 350, 5XM, 7:45, 10:10. — Flavenga (FI) Sat 2. Eager for new experiences and realizing 1987 husband, LaVerne tells him she s having an about the two explorers as well as their original Rated PG rek Bond, John Robertson Justice 1948 Nick Nolle, Robert Shaw. 1977 affair with Harry (In Stereo) 430, 7:10, 9:40, 12:10; Sun Z 430, 7:10, 9:40. — Glory (R) Sat 1:50, that adulthood has changed her relation­ Cl8) Synchronal Research 455, 7, 9:35, mtonight: Sun 1:50, 4:25,7, 9:35. — Hard to Kil (R) Sat [LIFE] Rodeo Drive [ESPN ] LPGA Golf: Phar-Mor Inverrary g® MOVIE: Monty Python and the Holy ships with friends Gilbert (Jonathan Crom- journals. What emerges is a complex tale o f two go) MOVIE: American Flyers' Two (24) Remembering Marilyn The personal 12:55, 3. 5:10. 7:30, 9:50, 11:55; Sun 12:56. 3. 5:10, 730. 9:50. — Stella Classic Third round from Ft Lauderdale Grail' King Arthur and his loyal knights bat­ biol and Diana (Schuyler Grant), Anno (Me­ men of widely divergent backgrounds who become 1 :00PM (3D Olympic Winterfest brothers enter a grueling cross-country and professional sides of Marilyn Monroe (PG-13) Sal 12:45, 2:50, 4:55, 735. 9:15, 1155; Sun 12:45, 2.-50. 4:55, Fla. (2 hrs ) (R) tle wizards, warriors and a killer rabbit in gan Follows) leaves home to teach at a Scheduled Women s World Cup Super bike race when the younger learns he features film clips and reminiscences from 735, 9:15. — Bom on the Fourth ol July (R) Sal-Sun 150, 4:15, 7:15, brothers on tJieir perilous journey. [LIFE] Moonlighting their quest for the Holy Grail. Graham girl's school in Kingsport (60 min ) Part 1 giant slalom skiing from Maribel, France; might have a terminal hereditary condition friends and actors Host Lee Remick 10;0& - Driymo M i« Daisy (PG) Sat 12:50, 255. 5, 750, 955, 1135; Chapman, John Cleese, Terry Gilliam of 4 (R) (In Stereo) The African adventure is magnificently World Bobsled Championships from St. [TMC] M O V IE: Hide in Plain Sight' A 1974. Kevin Costner. David Grant, Rae Dawn [C N N ] This Week in Japan Sun 12:50. 2:55, 5. 750, 955. — Stontoy A kia (PG-13) Sat 1. 3:10, 5 portrayed, and it is bookended by episodes in Moritz, Switzerland, Ladies World Speed divorced man takes the law into his own [ESPN] Senior PGA Golf: Aetna Chal­ Chong 1985 9:55, 12X»; Sun 1. 3:10, 5, 7:40, 9:56. — Men Don't Leave (PG-13) Sal Skating Championships from Calgary, Al­ hands while searching for his kidnapped dZ) Pizza Gourmet lenge Second round from Naples. Fla (90 [HBO] One Night Stand (CC) Comic 22 v30 227 (CC) Mary is hailed as a brave 730 (advance showing with Stontoy A Iris (PG-13) 9.-55. — Roger A Me England that are less engaging. The first part berta (90 min ) (Taped) children James Caan, Jill Eikenberry, Rob­ (ii) M O V IE: Hamburger Hill' Based on Tom Parks ( "Not Necessarily the News") min.) (Live) new artist following a cleaning mishap in (R) Sat 1X10. 3:M, 535, 755. 10:15 12:15; Sun 1:30, 3X10. 535 7:55 ert Viharo 1980 Rated PG gives a stand-up performance (In Stereo) delineates the characters o f Burton (F^Uick Bergin), (D MOVIE: 'Columbo: Agenda for Mur­ the 101st Airborne Division's valiant 10- [HBO] MOVIE: Gleaming the Cube an art gallery (In Stereo) 10:15 - Loose Carvions (H) Sat 1:40, 3:40, 5:40, 5 1050, 12.20; Sun day effort to secure a strategic military lo­ 1:40, 3:40, 5:40, 8.1050. der' Premiere. 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Patrick brothel Dan Monahan, Wyatt Knight, 1987 Slater, Steven Bauer, Min Luong 1988 at Connecticut (2 hrs ) (Live) Chessman, whose 1960 execution order UA Thaateta Eaal — Steal Magnolias (PG) Sal-Sun 2. 430, 735, 9:30. — Back to lha Future FWt II (PG) Sal-Sun 2:10, 455 7:15, 9:40. — Look man who comes under the sinister influence o f a McGoohan. Anhur Hill 1990 (In Stereo) Tony Ganios. 1985 [ESPN] College Basketball: Georgia Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) 401 Mission: Impossible (CC) The IMF was unsuccessfully fought by Gov Pat fD Airwolf Tech at North Carolina State (2 hrs) races against time to uncover a bomb Brown (60 min ) (In Stereo) Who's Talking (PG) Sal-Sun 2:10, 4:15 — Blaza (R) SeFSun 7, 930. — homosexual publisher (Richard E. 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(CC) planted by a religious fanatic under the or VERNON (24) Art Underfoot The proper way to termine starting pole positions lor lomor and her family together during the depres­ ders of a ruthless warlord (60 min ) (R) (In apart by misunderstanding and dispute over which (18) Synchronal Research 613 Cops Deputy Halm responds to a heart Cine 1 A 2 — Back to toa Future Ftort II (PG) Sat-Sun Z — Always (PG) wash, vacuum, control moth damage and row's NASCAR Daytona 500, from Day­ sion era in Texas. Sally Field, Danny attack call. Deputy Collinswoilh loses a restore rugs tona Beach. Fla (90 min ) (Taped) (22) (301 NBC News Sal and Sun 4:15, 7, 930. — Wizard (PG) SaFSon 130. — Steal b4ag- one should be honored by the National Geographic Glover, Lindsay Crouse 1984 Rated PG bet to his trainee (In Stereo) continued nobaa (PG) Sat and Sun 4. 7:10. — Tramora (PG-13) Sat-Sun 9:40. (26) Wanted: Dead or Alive fl1) M O V IE ' 'Th e Beastmaster' A young g4) U.S.S. Nautilus (R) I Society. warrior wlio can communicate with ani­ continued f301 Making Life Easier 1 9 9 0 Focus/Music Sunday TV, continued Hot singles Focus/Music Saturday TV, continued 1 “Opposites Attract” Paula Abdul & The Wild involved in murder and espionage. Henry Pair (Virgin) [CNN] Daybreak dom of Care-A-Lot foster kindness and (g) John Cleese Funnyman John Cleese compassion in people they meet. Mickey Thomas, Dabney Coleman, Michael Mur­ 2. “EsHill Street Blues ") presents a radine. 1971. (® The Spotlight said. “I wanted to do something now that had a lit­ [DIS] MOVIE: '9 to 5' Three working profile of female undercover narcotics (53 Kitchenmate (53 Three Stooges women rebel against their subjugation by a [A&E] Biography: Mark Twain-Will Ro­ (g) Firing Une: What’s Up With Capital­ Platinum tle bit more depth to it, for a variety of reasons. agents. (60 min.) (53 Children's Room (33) incredible Hulk male chauvinist boss. Jane Fonda, Dolly gers Profiles of Mark Twain and Will Ro­ ism? 7. “Pump” Aerosmith (GefTen) — PlaUnum One is that it follows Collins’ acting and songs m Parton, Lily Tomlin. 1980. Rated PG. [TMC] MOVIE. White Ghost’ A group gers, two entertainers gifted with wit and (33) Good Times ® David Paul of mercenaries attempts to locate a U S. [CNN] Science and Technology Week I 8.“Full Moon Fever” Tom Petty (MCA) — insight into human nature. (60 min.) (R) 0® To Bo Announced. (2® Airwolf the movie “Buster,” a film about the Great Tram [HBO] HBO Comedy Hour: Whoopi soldier still fighting in the jungles of Viet­ Scheduled: acid ram. (R) Platinum Goldberg & Billy Connolly in Perform­ nam. William Katt, Rosalind Chao, Reb [CNN] Newsnight ® Bugs Bunny ® Real to Reel [ESPN] Destination Skiing Select mo­ Robbery. ^ ^ . ance (CC) Whoopi Goldberg and British 9. “Dance!...Ya Know It” Bobby Brown (MCA) Brown. 1988. Rated R. [DIS] MOVIE: Do Not Disturb' A young (2® Sesame Street (CC). §® Frugal Gourmet (R) (In Stereo) ments in skiing from filmmaker Warren “Not a light subject, but the way Ae film treatM comic Billy Connolly share the stage in a couple move to England, where a series of — Platinum stand-up performance at the Brooklyn [USA] MOVIE: 'Body Double’ An unem­ (2® Frederick K. Price (g) History of Dieting Miller. that subject it was kind of a romantic com ^ y, he madcap adventures threatens their mar­ (CC) A no- 10. “Soul Provider” Michael Bolton (Columbia) Academy of Music. (60 min.) (In Stereo) ployed Hollywood actor becomes impli­ ® ) M y Secret Identity Kirk is accused of ( ^ Connecticut Reai Estate Showcase [HBO] MOVIE: Real Men’ said. “That was fine because it was an acting role. cated in a bizarre murder scheme. Craig riage. Doris Day, Rod Taylor. 1965. (In nonsense CIA operative and a mild- [LIFE] Days and Nights of Molly Dodd distributing bootleg tapes of a musical ® Mama’s Family — Gold (More than 500,(XX) units sold.) When I got involved with the music, I think the Wasson, Melanie Griffith, Gregg Henry. Stereo) mannered insurance agent join forces to (CC). (R) 1984. [LIFE] What's Up, Dr. Ruth? (CC). group. 0® Business World retrieve a formula that could save the results to the casual person in the street were maybe [M A X ] MOVIE: Heathers' (CC) A high (4® Rev. David Paul Country singles (In Stereo) (g) Degrassi High (CC) world. James Belushi, John Ritter, Barbara school girl becomes disenchanted with her 1 1 :05PM ® Red Dwarf Part 3 of 12 1 2:30AM ® Byron Allen a little light. (g) Shining Time Station (CC). ®3 MOVIE: 'Heidi' The orphan Heidi goes Barrie 1987. Rated PG-13. 1. “On Second Thought” Eddie Rabbit (Univer­ fellow members of an elite social group 11:1 0PM (2® Trying Times (CC) A (53 Star Search (60 min.) (In Stereo) “I was working with Lamont Dozier, a hero ot Winona Ryder, Christian Slater, Shannen ®D Paid Program to live with her grandfather in the Swiss 1 : 0 0 P M (g) (S) College Basketball: sal) woman endures a disastrous encounter (53 Paid Program Alps Maximilian Schell, Jean Simmons. mine, and it was a film project. It didn’t bother me Doherty. 1988. Rated R. [A&E] MOVIE: The Savage' A man Oklahoma at Missouri (2 hrs.) (Live) 2. “No Matter How High” The Oak Ridge Boys with her future in-laws. (R) (333 ® Friday the 13th: The Series Michael Redgrave. 1967. ‘A Groovy Kind of Love’ was a ’^^Os song. I think a [USA] Hitchhiker (In Stereo) raised by the Sioux Is torn between loyal­ (2® Connecticut Newsweek (R) 1 1 :30PM ® Entertainment This Johnny and Micki are terrorized by two ties when war thraatens between the Indi­ [A&E] Footsteps (R) (MCA) deranged brothers who trap them in a (2® MOVIE: 'Demon Seed' The wife of a 3. “Southem Star” Alabama (RCA) lot of people thought it was a Phil Collins wlo 10:20PM (24) Snafu A humorous look Week Actor Beau Bridges (60 min.) (In ans and the whites. Charlton Heston, Su­ [ESPN] Sports Reporters scientist is held prisoner by a computer at modern errors in judgement, including a Stereo) house of horrors. (60 min.) (In Stereo) san Morrow, Peter Hanson. 1952. project and felt I was getting very, very light. That [LIFE] Cardiology Update that has chosen her as its mate. Julie Chris­ 4. “Qiains” ftttty Loveless (MCA) soybean car, the Tacoma Narrows bridge (D American Gladiators (g) WWF Wrestling Challenge [CNN] Daywatch tie, Fritz Weaver, Gerrit Graham. 1977. wasn’t where I was coming from. disaster and the Army's Project X-Ray. [TMC] MOVIE: 'Bull Durham' (CC) A 5 “Fast Movin’ Train” Restless Heart (RCA) (D Freddy's Nightmares A man's affair (40) Friday the 13th: The Series A cursed “I thought, ‘Let me put that right with my next Host. Steve Allen. [DIS] Wuzzles (CC) self-styled baseball groupie becomes in­ (g) MOVIE: The Blue Lagoon' A ship­ makes his family a target of evil plans (60 leash turns a neurotic man's wife into a wrecked boy and girl come of age on a 6.“Statue of a Fool” Ricky Van Shelton (Colum- dog. (60 min.) (In Stereo) [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour volved with a brash young pitcher and a album.’ That was one of the reasons the content of 1 0:30PM CD Jack Benny min.) (In Stereo) veteran catcher on a minor league team. tropical island. Brooke Shield^ Christo­ [CNN] Evans & Novak (R) [HBO] MOVIE: Her Alibi' (CC) A pher Atkins, William Daniels. 1980. some songs was a little different for me. CB) At the Movies Ql) Star Trek mystery novelist suffering from writer’s Kevin Costner, Susan Sarandon, Tim Rob­ 7 “Hard Rock Bottom of Your Heart” Randy Most of the album reflects romantic and other in­ (18) Synchronal Research (18) Synchronal Research [LIFE] This Evening block becomes involved with a beautiful bins. 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) (4® Better Ways to Better Grades Travis (Warner Bros.) dividual concerns. “I think they’re my be^collec- (20) Tales From the Darkside A little girl (2D ® Saturday Night Live Host: Tom 1 2:35AM [HBO] movie. The Dead murder suspect. Tom Selleck, Paulina Por- [USA] Jem (g ) Eyes on the Prize II (CC) Cassius 8.“Nobody’s Home” Clint Black (RCA) Pool’ (CC) In his fifth cinematic outing izkova, William Daniels. 1989. Rated PG Clay students at Howard University and tion of songs since ‘Face Value,’” he said. That was foresees the death of family members and Hanks (90 min ) (In Stereo) 1 1 :1 0AM [CNN] Travel Guide (R) 9 “Overnight Success” George Strait (MCA) friends. (R) Dirty Harry Callahan faces mobsters and (In Stereo) the National Black Political Convention -- ® War of the Worlds The Morthren race each seeking black pride and unity (60 1 his first solo album, in 1981, followed a year later @1) Crime Stoppers 800 IS suffering from a deadly disease which assassins on the streets of San Francisco [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update 1 1 :30AM ® Insport lb.“Start All Over Again” The Desert Rose Band Clint Eastwood, Patricia Clarkson, Evan b. min.) Part 5 of 8. (In Stereo) b y “Hello I Must Be Going!” ^ ■ can only be cured by a missing drug (60 (53 Better Your Home (MCA-Curb) [LIFE] Esquire: About Men, for Women Kim. 1988 Rated R. (In Stereo) 9:30AM ® h p 9000 (133 MOVIE: 'Iron Eagle' A retired Air min.) ® Connecticut Beat “After all I’ve done, it is nice to know the best is [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents (In (53 Bugs. Daffy and Friends Force colonel and a teen-ager mount a dar­ ® Snakmaster Adult singles still yet to come, really,” Collins said. “The a lb ^ Benson ing mission to rescue the boy’s father from (333 his Middle Eastern captors. Louis G osselt was great fim to write. Not having done it for five ( ^ Meet the Press (CC). (2® Ciao Italia! (R) (In Stereo) 1 .“Here We Arc” Gloria Estefan (Epic) Jr.. Jason Gedrick, David Suchet. 1986. 2.“What Kind of Man Would I Be?” (Thicago years, many of them came easily. There was a lot to (2® Focus on Success (21) Personal Power (3® World Tomorrow [CNN] Nowaday Sunday, Feb, 18 ® New Lassie (CC) Dee gets bad news [ESPN] LPGA Golf: Phar-Mor Invorrary He’ll tour until September. I d like to do from her doctor. (M) Three Stooges Classic Final round from Ft. Lauderdale, My Life” Linda Ronstadt & Aaron Neville 0® This Week With David Brinkley (CC) another film the end of 1990. We’ve got to do a (3® Synchronal Research Fla. (2 hrs.) (Live) (Elektra) ^ . . (5D Long Ago & Far Away: Frog and (5?) Dr. Fad [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update (R) 4. “Heic and Now” Luther Vandross (Epic) Genesis album the beginning of 1991.1 don t w ^t 7:30AM ® America’s Black Forum Toad Are Friends (CC). Part 1 of 2. (R) 6:00AM ® We Believe [ESPN] SpeedWeek [CNN] Sportsweek in Review [TMC] MOVIE: Papillon’ A convict 5. “Going Home” Kenny G. (Arista) to get involved with a big tour again so soon alter [HBO] MOVIE: The Magic Snowman' (53 8th Day ®33 Connecticut: Now (In Stereo) Best of Mickey Mouse Club (CC) serving a life sentence on Devil’s Island is (53 Public Affairs [DIS] 6. “Any Other Fool” Sadao Watanabe & Patu the solo tour. A friendly Finnish snowman (voice of Ro­ (53 Sunday Mass [CNN] Your Money (R) determined to escape. Steve McQuMn, (53 Paid Program ger Moore) helps two children prepare lor [ESPN] Gameday Dustin Hoffman, Anthony Zerbe 197J. “By that time I’ll be almost 40. I d like to do ® Williams TV [DIS] Donald Duck Presents [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update Austin (Elektra) . „ ^ (533 Remote Control a skating event Justin Fried, Dragana Mar- Rated PG 7. “Love Will Lead You Back” Taylor Dayne another album, maybe; I’d like to concentrate on lanovic. Jack Aronson 1987 Rated NR (20) Miracle Faith Outreach [ESPN] Magic Years in Sports: High ® Synchronal Research [MAX] MOVIE: Lady Jane’ (CC) Fact- [USA] Miami Vice (In Stereo) films. I think w e’ll tour with Genesis, because it s [TMC] MOVIE: Biggies: Adventures in (2D Day of Discovery lights 1965 A look at the year 1965 with based account of Lady Jane Grey’s nine- (Arista) (20) Insight / Out a profile on "Red” Auerbach. (R) day reign as queen of England in 1553. 1 '3 0 P M (2® Tony Brown’s Journal: 8. “Downtown Train” Rod Stewart (Warner part of what we do. It won’t be, if I can help it, Time' Unexplainably thrust backwards in (20) Dr. D. James Kennedy [MAX] MOVIE: Running on Empty’ Helena Bonham Carter, Cary Elwes, John The Ubrary of Black History Part 3 of 4 (20) To Be Announced. time, a modern-day adventurer assists a anywhere near as long as Genesis’ last tour, which World War I aviator on a top-secret mili­ (30) CELEBRATE WITH REVEREND (CC) The 17-year-old son of fugitives Wood 1986 Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) 0® Daily Mixer Bros.) @8) Dick Van Dyke MELLON 9. “I (3o to Extremes” Billy Joel (Columbia) was 10 months. tary operation Neil Dickson, Alex Hyde- wanted by the FBI begins to show the ef- [USA] He Man and Masters of the [CNN] Monoyweek (R) [A&E] Golden Age of Television fects of a lifetime of running from the law White, Fiona Hutchison 1986 Rated PG [CNN] Big Story (R) Universe [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update 10. “Sacrifice” Elton John (MCA) “The gigs become the most important part of the [DIS] You and Me, Kid [DIS] Dumbo's Circus Christine Lahti, River Phoenix, Judd Hirsch. 7:00AM ® Vista 1988. Rated PG-13. 1 2:00PM ® Auto Racing: Daytona 2 : 0 0 P M d 3 a® College Basketball: day; everything else tends to be very boring, one [ESPN] Major League Baseball Maga [ESPN] Bodyshaping 500 (CC) Flag-to-flag coverage of t ^ Compact disks (13 Breakthrough [USA] Famous Adventures of Mr Ma Michigan at Ohio State (CC) (2 hrs.) hotel after another, one plane after another. I never zine [MAX] MOVIE: Iron Eagle II' Gen^ 32nd running of this prestigious NASCAR 1. “R)rcver Your Girl” Paula Abdul (Virgin) (53 Point of View goo auto race, from International Speedway in (Live) get bored with the gigs. They’re always differerit. I [LIFE] Frederick K. Price "Chappy " Sinclair loads a misfit team of (53 MOVIE: 'Cold Turkey’ A small town 2. “...But Seriously” Phil Collins (Atlantic) 033 Frederick K. Price American and Soviet pilots against a Mid­ 1 0:00AM ® Action Newsmakers Daytona Beach, Fla. (3 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) cm hea people say. ‘He’s bored with firswlass [MAX] MOVIE: Poltergeist II’ A year takes up a challenge to give up smoking for 3. “Cosmic Thing” The B -52’s (Reprise) after vengeful spirits drove them from their 0® Divine Plan dle Eastern nuclear missile silo Louis Gos­ ( I) MOVIE: Harper Valley PTA’ A liber­ one month and win $25 million Dick Van hotels?’ It does get boring. I’d rather be at home home, the Freolings experience tenewed (20) Synchronal Research sett Jr., Mark Humphrey, Stuart Margolin (53 Steampipe Alley ated mother challenges the conservative Dyke, Pippa Scott, Bob Newhart 1971. 4. “Janet Jackson’s Rhythm Nation 1814” Janet attacks by otherworldly forces JoBeth 1988 Rated PG (In Stereo) members of a small-town school board (33) Gimme a Break MOVIE: 'American Flyers’ Two doing the shopping.” Williams, Craig T Nelson, Heather O R- (2D James Kennedy Barbara Eden, Nanette Fabray, Ronny Cox 03) Jackson (A&M) 8:00AM ® New England Sunday brothers enter a grueling cross-country Speaking of boredom, Collms said, ^Tiere is al­ ourke 1986 Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) (20) To Be Announced. 0® To Be Announced. 1978 5. “Slorm Front” Billy Joel (Columbia) bike race when the younger learns he ways a risk that people get bored with Phil Collins. (3i0) 'Til Help Arrives (53 Mega Memory (20) Buck Rogers Part 1 (53 MOVIE: 'Seems Like Old Times’ A 1 6.“Girl You Know It’s True” Milli Vanilli (Aris­ 6:1 0AM [CNN] Healthweek (R) might have a terminal hereditary condition T h i reached a peak in 1985-86 when we had five (30) Kenneth Copeland (53 Bugs, Porky and Friends (2D Chalice of Salvation (Live) lawyer jeopardizes her husband's career Kevin Costner, David Grant. Rae Dawn by helping her ex-husband run from the ta) 6:30AM ® CBS Storybreak (CC) (R) (33) Munsters (2® dD M ister Rogers (CC) (R) Top 5 singles with ‘No Jacket RequirerL’ m d (40) Jimmy Swaggart police Goldie Hawn, Chevy Chase, Charles Chong 1985 7 “Full Moon Fever” Tom Petty (MCA) (53 It's Your Business Genesis’ ‘Invisible Touch’ had five Top 5. The (ei) Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera 0® Williams TV (20) In Touch Grodin 1980 (2® MOVIE: Rebel’ An American de 8. “Back on the Block” Quincy Jones (Qwesl) 01) Larry Jones setter becomes involved with an Aus­ voice was constantly on the radio. There was a [A&E] Woman in W hite A drawing tu (2® Porky Pig 0® Sacrifice of the Mass (II) MOVIE: 'Take Down’ An English 9. “Alarmah Myles” Alannah Myles (Atlantic) 08) Twinstar Productions tralian nightclub singer in Sydney during tor's love lor his beautiful pupil is (2D Sunday Today 38 Munsters Today (CC) Grandpa in teacher tries to build confidence and World War II Matt Dillon. Debbie Byrne. severe danger of overkill, which is why I took a overshadowed by her engagement to a school spirit by turning inept high-school 10. “Live” Kenny G. (Arista) (2d) Snakmaster (24) (5/) Sesame Street (CC) vents a device that will keep Eddie from Bryan Brown 1985 year away from music and did ‘Buster.’ , suspicious nobleman (60 min.) Part lol5 watching a forbidden TV show wrestlers into champions Edward Hei '30 Ring Around the World 'ZOi Oral Roberts '24 Adam Smith’s Money World “People still played the records on the radio, he [CNN] Daybreak 40 Synchronal Research mann. Lorenzo Lamas 1979 Copyright 1990, Billboard Publications, Inc. 38. Alice .38 [LIFE] World Tomorrow '.57) Mystoryl: Poirot (CC) Tne quiet soli said. “The thing that sticks in my mind is a guit^ [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Corner :18 Home Shopping Club Reprinted with permissioiL (61) Weight Loss 40' Robert Schuller .61 i Fame player said Milwaukee had a guaranteed Phil Col­ [ESPN] SportsCenter [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Care Bears Movie ,20 MOVIE: Cloak and Dagger' A young c o n tliiH cd [A&E] Heroes: Made in the U.S.A. [A&E] Journey to Adventure (R) boy, to the distjelief ot his elders, becomes [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide Animated Magical boars from the king lins-free weekend. When radio stations guarantee [CNN] Style W ith Elsa Klensch (R) c o n tin u e d not to play you, you know you’re in trouble. [DIS] Mousercise [USA] Calliope 1 1 Focus/Books Focus/Books Sunday TV, continued Sunday TV, continued

@ Nature (CC) A look at how Europe's S 3 m o v ie : The Color Pur­ dible Hulk' Premiere. (CC) David Banner ^ S ) Worldvision Book has facts tude of Poirot's apartment building is shat­ Kevin Costner, David Grant, Rae Dawn 8:00PM tered by noisy neighbors and the discovery Chong. 1985. birds of prey -- including golden eagles, ple' (CC) Steven Spielberg's adaptation of unleashes his destructive alter-ego when a ®8 NHL Hockey: Boston Bruins at Van­ Author’s books of a woman's corpse. (60 min.) Part 5 of 9. ospreys, owls and kestrels -- have Alice Walker's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel terrorist group kidnaps the one man who dD MOVIE: 'The Hot Rock' Four incredi­ couver Canucks (2 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) adapted to a changing environment (60 detailing 40 years in the life of a rural can possibly cure him. Bill Bixby, Lou Fer- [A & E ] Shortstories John Cassavetes ble goofs try to steal the world's hottest min.) (In Stereo) Rniithern black woman. Whoopi Gold­ rigno, Elizabeth Gracen. 1990. (In Stereo) ® MOVIE: 'Seven Beauties' A brother about writers gets more than a close shave in "The Hair­ diamond, not once, but four times. Robert berg Danny Glover, Oprah Winfrey. 1985. accidentally kills his sister's lover. Gian- cut." (60 min.) Redford, George Segal. Ron Leibman. i3 ) Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) @) Fresh Fields Hester decides to write a carlo Giannini, Shirley Stoler. 1976. NEW YORK (AP) — If Victor Hugo were alive rediscovered Riker is charged with the murder of a res­ (in Stereo) best seller based on a scandalous affair in [CNN] Week in Review 1972. pected scientist. (60 min.) (In Stereo) (33 ® America's Funniest Home Vi­ her neighborhood. (53) Tracey Ullman (CC) Two aging ac­ today, he’d probably want to rename New Ybric [DIS] MOVIE: The Best of Walt Dis­ (34) Wonderworks: Runaway (CC). (R) tresses vie for a part; a youno dancer de­ [A&E] Our Century D-Day changes the deos (CC) (In Stereo) ® Odd Couple ney's True-Life Adventures' (CC) High­ ® PGA Golf: Shearson Lehman Hutton cides to leave Broadway. (In Stereo) ■Hugo.” lights from the award-winning 1949-1960 course of the war in Europe and the Ameri­ (33) Star Search (60 min.) (In Stereo) ST) Masterpiece Theatre: After the War It seems that when Hugo’s “Les Miserables” was By Mario Szichman Open Final round from Torrey Pines Golf can Naval forces are victorious in the Pa­ [A&E] Jimmy Buffett: Live By the Bay nature series are featured. 1975. Rated G. Club in La Jolla, Calif. (2 hrs.) (Live) (26) MOVIE: 'The Big Sleep' A retired (CC) Rachel and her husband find them­ Taped in Miami, this rock star performs cific. (60 min.) Part 3 of 3. (R) selves in the middle of a rebellion against ‘published in April 1862 and had been translated The Associated Press [HBO] MOVIE: 'Police Academy 6: City general asks private eye Philip Marlowe to some of his greatest hits, including (46) College Basketball: Regional Cover­ the president of a West African nation. (60 into nine languages before publication; it appeared Under Siege' Those bumbling cadets take [CNN] This Week in the NBA investigate a series of strange events in­ "Changes in Attitudes, Changes in Lati­ age - Arizona at Nevada-Las Vegas or min.) Part 7 of 8. to the streets when three inept goons suc­ Louisiana State at Vanderbilt (CC) (2 [D IS ] Danger Bay (CC) Grant and J.L s volving his two daughters. Humphrey Bo­ tudes" and "Margaritaville ". (2 hrs.) in the bookshops on the same day in Pbris, London, NEW YORK — Suddenly, moviemakers are dis­ gart Lauren Bacall, John Ridgely. 1946. cessfully orchestrate a metropolitan crime hrs.) (Live) plans for a romantic weekend go awry. (R) S3) Married... W ith Children (CC) Al [CNN] CNN News Berlin, Madrid, Brassels, S t Pietersbmg, 'fiirin and wave Bubba Smith, Michael Winslow, (2® Living Planet: A Portrait of the Earth goes to Las Vegas to win Peggy and Mar- covering mystery writer Jim Thompson at the same (Sf) A rt Underfoot The art of Navajo weav­ (In Stereo) [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Going in Style' Three David Graf. 1989. Rated PG cy's money back. Part 2 of 2. (In Stereo) New York. Unfortunately, the adulation t l ^ Hugo furious pace as are readers of mystery fiction. ing. [ESPN] Senior PGA Golf: Aetna Chal­ (5® Black Stars in Orbit Profiles blacks friends, living on welfare and social secur­ [A&E] All Creatures Great and Small received went to his head: he believed, for instance, In New York, Maggie Grecnwald has made an [LIFE] Family Practice Update (R) [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Herbie Goes Bananas' lenge Final round from Naples, Fla. (90 within the space program, including Chal­ ity. decide to spice up their lives by robbing [M A X ] MOVIE: Memories of Me' (CC) Two Americans find trouble as they head m in) (Taped) lenger astronauts Ronald McNair and Fred­ [CNN] Week in Review (R) a bank. George Burns. An Carney. Lee that Paris should be renamed ‘Hugo’ in his honor.” excellent version of Thompson’s “The Kill Off” erick Gregory. (60 min.) After suffering a mild coronary, a young for a Brazilian car race in an old Volkswa­ [HBO] MOVIE: Short Circuit 2' (CC) [D IS ] Carole King: Going Home (CC) A Strasberg 1979. Rated PG. That’s just one of the many, many interesting and intends to follow it up with “Savage Night.” surgeon travels to L A. to reconcile his re­ gen that seems to have a mind of its own Robot Johnny 5 ventures to the big city to ®1) America's M ost Wanted (In Stereo) profile of songwriter Carole King, including [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update items included in “The Book of Literary Lists: A lationship with his father. Billy Crystal, Cloris Leachman, Charles Martin Smith, help his unemployed creator break into the And in Los Angeles, director Steven Friars is film­ [A & E ] Around the World in 80 Days Mi­ an in-depth interview and performance (R) Alan King, JoBeth Williams. 1988. Rated toy business. Fisher Stevens, Michael collection of aimotated lists, statistics, and anec­ ing “Recoil,” with Martin Scorsese as producer. Harvey Korman. 1980 Rated G chael Palm races against the clock to equal footage from the San Diego Auditorium. [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Rain Man' (CC) A con­ PG-13 (In Stereo) [LIFE] Advances Against Endome­ McKean, Cynthia Gibb. 1988 Rated PG Phineas Fogg's fictional feat. (60 min.) (60 min.) (In Stereo) niving young hustler attempts to separate dotes concerning books.” Published by ^ t s on (In Stereo) Of course, this is not a mass phenomenon. More [U S A ] MOVIE: Hello Mary Lou: Prom triosis [CNN] PrimeNews [E S P N ] Boxing: Ras-i Bramble vs. San­ the autistic brother he never knew from File, the book was compiled and written by than a decade after his death, and more than three Night IT A high-school student becomes [USA] Double Trouble [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update (R) tos Cardona NABF Junior Welterweight their family's inheritance. Winner of four possessed by the vengeful spirit of a mur­ [ESPN] Karate: Light Middleweight Nicholas Parsons. [U S A ] Murder. She Wrote World Championship From Lancaster. Championship from Atlantic City. (2 hrs.) Oscars, including Best Picture. Dustin Hoff­ decades after he produced some of his best novels dered prom queen Michael Ironside. 4:30PM fii) Synchronal Research (Live) man, Tom Cruise. Valeria Golino 1988. As Parsons observes in his introduction; Wendy Lyon, Lisa Schrage. 1987. (3) News (CC) Pa. (60 min.) (Taped) — 10 between 1952 and 1954 — Thompson is still (67) Justin Wilson's Louisiana Cookin' 6:30PM [LIFE] Cardiology Update (R) Rated R. (In Stereo) “A maker of literary lists is inevitably a bit of an (33 ABC News (CC) [HBO] MOVIE: Her Alibi' (CC) A mys­ [USA] Diamonds a cult writer whose stories are filmed by cult 2:30PM p Firing Line: Ed Koch, Ve­ [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update tery novelist suffering from writer's block [TMC] MOVIE: 'Bull Durham' (CC) A Autolycus, a snapper-up of unconsidered trifles; teran Politico Speaks Out moviemakers. And, it is difficult to imagine that (R) (l3) Synchronal Research becomes involved with a beautiful murder self-styled baseball groupie becomes in­ 1 0:30PM ® Jack Benny cumulatively, however, such information as that the [LIFE] Cardiology Update (R) [U S A ] My Sister Sam (2® (ID NBC News suspect Tom Selleck, Paulina Porizkova, volved with a brash young pitcher and a m someday he will become a best-selling author. veteran catcher on a minor league team (33) Dionne and Friends Scheduled; author of ‘Bambi’ let off steam by writing a kind of (24) Fight Back! With David Horowitz William Daniels. 1989 Rated PG. (In As time goes by, however, Thompson’s influence 3:00PM (31) Home Shopping Contin­ 5:00PM (33 Growing Pains Kevin Costner, Susan Sarandon, Tim Rob­ Gladys Knight; BeBe and CeCe Winans (In ued (CC) Spoi-remover challenge, the use of Stereoi Stereo) Viennese ‘Fanny Hill,’ or that the Oxford Univer­ may become greater than that of the more famous (33 CinemAttractions [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update bins. 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) (2^ (36) SportsWorld: Michael Carbajal computers in fast-food restaurants. (3® Synchronal Research sity Press took 50 years to bring out the definitive practitioners of the genre. And, in the near future, a (36) Synchronal Research [M A X ] MOVIE: Tootsie' (CC) Desper­ [USA] Equalizer vs. Tony "Bazooka" Deluca Junior Fly­ [CNN] Inside Business @ It's Garry Shandling's Show Garry edition of the works of the Latin poet Ennius, builds iS ate for work, a temperamental actor dis­ prestigious critic may discover that placing weight bout scheduled for 12 rounds, from (24) All Creatures Great and Small [D IS ] Animals of Africa Animals that in­ 9:30PM (3® Whalers Wrap-Up decides to propose to Phoebe despite her guises himself as a woman and auditions up a picture of the literary marketplace through the Thompson’s works in the mystery genre is like put­ Phoenix, Ariz. (60 min ) (Live) (2i MOVIE: What Waits Below' A U S habit the dry area between the Iona desert (24) Butterflies eccentric family. (In Stereo) Army unit and a group of scientists must for a soap opera. Dustin Hoffman, Jessica (24) Hometime: Plumbing (CC). Part 2 of and the Atlantic Ocean. (5® Hockey Night in Boston A look at [LIFE] Family Practice Update (R) ages.” ting Celine’s “Journey to the End of the Night” in fight for their lives against a lost under­ Lange. Teri Garr. 1982. Rated PG. 2 . [LIFE] Congestive Heart Failure: Put­ outstanding high-school hockey players. Here are some selections of the information A r­ the travel section of a bookstore. ground civilization which was discovered ting the Puzzle Together (R) 8:30PM (33 ® Elvis (CCI EMs s fans 1 1 :00PM ® News (CC) (26) MOVIE: 'Coma' A doctor investigates miles below the earth Robert Powell, Lisa (§3) Open House (CC) Linda. Laura and sons came upon; An exaggerated affirmation? Maybe. But when bizarre happenings at a Boston hospital in become consumed with excitement when ® Paid Program Blount. Timothy Bottoms 1984. (33 60 Minutes (CC) (60 min ) he throws himself info his performances, Margo's vacation turns out to be a cruise • Poets are thought of as ragged souls who live in this adaptation of Robin Cook's best­ 7 :00PM for the bereaved. (In Stereo) (33) Cheers (CC). the topic is Thompson, it is difficult to remain calm. selling novel Genevieve Bujold, Michael ® Hart to Hart (In Stereo) tin Siereoj [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update (R) (3® Jimmy Swaggart the garret and subsist on scraps. Not so — at least Z -D Stephen King says that Thompson wrote good Douglas, Richard Widmark. 1978. (§73 Travelin' Gourmet (33 C40) Life Goes On (CC) Corky gets in­ (ft) Simpsons (CC) Homer and Bart go for for some of them. Poets who made a bundle off volved with the wrong crowd at school; help when the Simpsons' RV breaks down 9:35PM [HBO] MOVIE: Police Aca­ (2® Insight / Out O stories, but that good stories “are not literature ... ® ) MOVIE: 'Just You and Me. Kid' An (61) My Secret Identity Kirk is accused of their work include Sir Walter Scott, Lord Byron, What makes Thompson’s books literature is his un­ elderly ex-vaudevillian takes in a 14-year- distributing bootleg tapes of a musical Libby encounters an old rival during a com­ in the woods. (In Stereo) demy 6: City Under Siege' Those bum­ ® (3® ® News old runaway despite the protestations of group munity performance (60 min.) (In Stereo) [DIS] Preview Show bling cadets lake to the streets when three (2® Never the Twain Thomas Moore, Alfred, Lord Tennyson and ^ o flinching, flatly lighted examination of the alienated his meddling relatives George Burns. (33 MOVIE: 'The Great Race' A turn-of- inept goons successfully orchestrate a me­ 0 -n [A & E ] Eagle and the Bear Yugoslavia 9.00PM (33 ® Kennedys of Massa­ tropolitan crime wave. Bubba Smith, Mi­ (2® Focus on Success Rudyard Kipling. mind, the psyche wired up like a nitro bomb, of Brooke Shields. Burl Ives 1979. becomes the first nation to defect from the the-century auto race is complicated by the presence of a lady journalist and the chusetts Premiere (CC) The triumphs chael Winslow, David Graf 1989. Rated (S3) Arsenio Hall (R) (In Stereo) • Prolific authors: “It is alleged that the Spaniard G) m pteople living like diseased cells in the bowels of (5?) Masterpiece Theatre: After the War Soviet influence and tragedies of the Kennedy family as (CC) Michael, romantically involved with efforts of a villain out to win at any cost PG. [CNN] Inside Business (R) Lope de Vega wrote 2,200 works, though only 500 American society.” [CNN] Newswatch Jack Lemmon, Tony Curtis, Natalie Wood they rose to power, beginning in 1906 and Annie Rose, moves to Greece until a movie culminating with John's inauguration as 1 0:00PM 133 News (CC) [ES PN ] SportsCenter (60 min.) survive, and that Dumas pere’s complete works offer lures him back to England (60 min.) [ESPN] Cycling: Tour of the Americas 1965 Novelist and critic R.V. Cassill affirmed that President of the United States in 1961. To­ (33) USA Tonight [HBO] MOVIE: 'Cujo' A mother and her Part 6 of 8. From Miami (60 min.) (Taped) would run to 1,5(X) volumes. A modem wordsmith neither Dashiell Hammett, Horace McCoy nor (1® NHL Hockey; Hartford Whalers at night: Joe meets and later marries Rose son are terrorized by a rabid St. Bernard in [H B O ] Vail Figure Skating Festival Pro­ (3® Synchronal Research who seems to have even the well-known romantic Raymond Chandler “ever wrote a book within (61) MOVIE: 'Short Circuit' A bolt of Buffalo Sabres (2 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) Fitzgerald. (2 hrs.) Part 1 of 3. (In Stereo) this adaptation of Stephen King's best lightning transforms a high-tech warrior ro­ fessional figure skaters and Olympic cham­ (2® MOVIE: (The Goonies' (CC) A ® New Life seller. Dee Wallace, Danny Pintauro, Daniel novelists licked is a South African, Kathleen pions, including Brian Orser and Debi Tho­ (33) Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous 0 1 miles of Thompson’s,” and critic Geoffrey‘O’Brien bot into a likeable little creature who thinks group of school kids gets caught up in wild Actor Gary Coleman ("Diffrent Strokes' ); (23) Masterpiece Theatre: After the War Hugh-Kelly 1983. Rated R he's human Ally Sheedy, Steve Gutten- mas showcase the grace and beauty of the Lindsay. ... who clocked up 904 novels, writing m detects in Thompson “the kind of radical self-ques- treasure hunt after finding a 17th-century actress Victoria Principal, actress Linda (CC) Rachel and her husband find them­ [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update (R) berg, Fisher Stevens. 1986. sport. Hosts: Jim Lampley and Scott Ham­ selves in the middle of a rebellion against under six permames.” tioning that one finds in Dostoyevsky’s ‘Notes ilton. (60 min.) (R) pirate's map. Sean Astin, Josh Brolin, Jeff Cristai I The High Chaparral "), California [A & E ] Children of Theatre Street Prin­ Cohen. 1985. (R) (In Stereo) estates. |60 min.) the president of a West African nation. (60 [USA] Miami Vice (In Stereo) • Arnold BennetL 1867-1931: “Bermett died From Underground.’" cess Grace gives us a look behind the walls [LIFE] Physician's Guide to Gallstone min ) Part 7 of 8 > (/) Disease (R) (24) In Performance at the White House (221 (36) MOVIE: 'The Death of the Incre­ from typhoid after drinking water from a carafe in a Critic Barry Gifford, who is largely responsible of the Vaganova Choreographic Institute - (In Stereo) also known as the Kirov ballet school - to [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents Paris hotel — in order to demonstrate that the local ^ > for Thompson’s literary resurrection, says that explore the dreams of two Russian dan­ (2® MOVIE: 'The Bridge on the River water was perfectly safe.” when his novels were first published, they “were cers who hope to follow in the footsteps of 5:30PM (33 Who s the Boss? (CC) Kwai' A hardened, resolute British officer, J3 H Baryshnikov, Nureyev and Makarova. (2 (33 Outdoor Sportsman a captive of the Jajtanese, drives his men i > geared to the male, 25-cent paperback audience.” hrs.) (R) to build a bridge as therapy, William Hol­ (3® Synchronal Research den, Alec Guinness. Jack Hawkins. 1957. But Greenwald is a good example that the gender [CNN] World Report fugitives profiled. Best-Sellers (S7) Travel Magazine (3® MOVIE: 'A t Close Range' Following 227 gap is narrowing. She recalls an occasion on which [ESPN] Tennis: SkyDome World Tour­ in his father's criminal footsteps holds a nament Final match from Toronto. (2 hrs.) 33) Charles in Charge (CC) Charles falls in she asked the cleric in a mystery bookstore to love with a gorgeous rock star certain fascination for an aimless teen­ (Taped) Fiction recommend an author to her. “He handed me ‘The [A 8 iE ] Heroes As a radioman-gunner ager Sean Penn, Christopher Walken. [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update (R) Mary Stuart Masterson 1986. 1. “The Bad Place,” Dean R. Koontz Killer Inside Me’ and said, ‘You’ve got to read this during WWII, Forrest Vosler showed hero­ in custody as a 3:30PM (D NBA Basketball: Boston ism after his plane went down in the En­ (§7) All Creatures Great and Small 93 2. “Counterattack," W £.B. Griffin book. It’s incredible.’ And I went home and stayed Celtics at Los Angeles Lakers (CC) (2 glish Channel (R) (61) Booker (CC) Booker becomes in­ 3. “Devices and Desires,” P.D. James up all that night reading the book. I was just over­ hrs., 30 min.) (Live) [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday (R) volved with a high-class call girl ring when direct result of viewer tips. 4. “A Ruling Passion,” Judith Michael whelmed by tf»e man’s work.” Travelin' Gourmet [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update (R) he befriends a suspected prostitute ac­ cused of murder (60 min.) (In Stereo) 5. “Daddy,” Danielle Steel So why MS such a writer almost forgotten by an [DIS] Preview Show [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Papillon' A convict [A & E ] Africa African nations are led into 6. “White Ninja,” Eric V. Lustbader entire generation? [HBO] MOVIE: The Quick and the serving a life sentence on Devil's Island is Dead' (CC) A swashbuckling cowboy determined to escape Steve McQueen. war in their struggle for independence 7. “Harmful Intent,” Robin Cook Otto Penzlerl owner of the Mysterious Bookshop comes to the aid of a family of homestead­ Dustin Hoffman. Anthony Zerbe. 1973. Host: Basil Davidson. (60 min.) IT ONLY WORKS 8. “Caribbean,” James A. Michener ers in this adaptation of Louis L'Amour's Rated PG [CNN] Newswatch in Manhattan, says that Thraipson “was ignored 9. “The Dark Half,” Stephen King novel. Sam Elliott, Tom Conti, Kate Cap- [TMC] MOVIE: 'The Whoopee Boys' [DIS] MOVIE: 'Susannah of the Moun- during his lifetime by reviewers, and by critics, be­ shew 1987. (In Stereo) Two streetwise New Yorkers enroll in a ties' (CC) An orphan raised by a Mountie s : 10. “The Great and Skret Show,” Give Barker cause he is one of the few really important writers [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Deopstar Six' A team Florida swampland charm school in order helps her guardian repel an Indian attack WHEN YOU WATCH. who almost never had a hardcover book. All of his of underwater research scientists is a t­ to win a wealthy heiress's affections Mi­ Colorized version. Shirley Temple, Ran­ Non-fiction tacked by a monstrous marine creature. chael O'Keefe. Paul Rodriguez. Denholm dolph Scott, Margaret Lockwood. 1939 books came out as paperback originals. And the Elliott 1986 Rated R 1. “Wealth Without Risk,” Charles Givens Taurean Blacque, Nancy Everliard, Greg [LIFE] Milestones in Medicine Part 1 of '' truth is, frankly, most paperback fiction is not very Evigan. 1989. Rated R [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents 2 2. “Megatrends 2000,” Jtrfm Naisbitt and fttricia good.” . . 3:45PM [M AX] MOVIE: The Hunter' 6 :0 0 P M (3 )C B S N e w s (C C ) (InStereo) [TMC] MOVIE: 'Disorganized Crime' Aburdene A professional bounty hunter tracks bail In 1984, Black Lizard Books, a small pnnttng (3) News (CC) (CC) Four would-be criminals assemble in 3. “Barbarians at the Gale,” Bryan Burrough and house in Berkeley, Calif., decided to bring jumpers to every corner of the country the American Northwest to rob a small­ Steve McQueen. Kathryn Harrold. Eli Wal- (33 Knight Rider town bank. Corbin Bernsen, Fred Gwynne, AMERICA'S MOST ...... '1^,, John Hclyar Thompson back. Gifford recalls; “We created a lach 1979 Rated PG 11) MOVIE: 'Red Sonja' A young woman Lou Diamond Phillips 1989 Rated R. (In 4. “How to Make Nothing But Money,” David series in the format of pulp fiction and decided to 4;00PM (J ) Crazy Like a Fox and a mighty swordsman battle an evil Stereo) WANTED Dcldotto queen for control of her kingdom. Brigitte start with Jim Thompson because, among all those (33 Run for Your Life [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Dangerous Pursuit' The Nielsen. Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sandahl attractive witness to a political assassina­ 5. “Liar’s P)ker," Michael M. Lewis writers of pulp ... he was the most visionary. (33) MOVIE: 'Conan the Destroyer' Bergman 1985. tion finds herself stalked by killers Alexan­ 6. “It Was on Fire When I Lay Down on lu" “A book like ‘The Getaway,’ for example, has a Conan the Barbarian faces monstrous ob­ Cl8J Synchronal Research dra Powers. Brian Wimmer, Scott Valen­ Robert Fulghum stacles when he sets out to retrieve a sa­ tine 1990. (In Stereo) really surrealistic setting. There aren’t many writers cred religious artifact Arnold Schwar­ l20) MOVIE: 'The Principal' The newly 7. “The T-Factor Diet," Martin Katahn who do these kind of things, that take these kind of zenegger, Grace Jones, Wilt Chamberlain appointed principal of an urban high school 7:30PM [CNN] Sports Sunday battles campus drug and crime problems 8. “Little Girl Lost,” Drew‘Barrymore 1984 [ESPN] SportsCenter chances.” , ^ James Belushi, Louis Gossett Jr. Rae SUNDAY NIGHT 9. “Toxic PEuents," Susan Forward When Gifford talks about “these kmd of chan- (18) Synchronal Research Dawn Chong 1987 [LIFE] Milestones in Medicine Pan 3 of 4 Hosted by 10. “A Better Way to Live,” Og Mandino cesg’ he is referring to Thompson's unsettling nar­ (26) MOVIE: 'American Flyers' Two '22J 130) ^0) News brothers enter a grueling cross-country 8:00 PM JOHN WALSH — Courtesy of Waldcnbooks rative methods. bike race when the younger learns he (241 Travel Magazine a might have a terminal hereditary condition (§6) St. Elsewhere continucsl 1 9 9 0

FOCUS/Home ______MANCHESTER HAS IT Weeders Guide Emerald 2 pleases the family SAVE BUY AT SAVE CUSTOM KITCHEN CENTER Providing Tax and Financial Serving The Area For 25 Years Satisfying both the need for fami­ AUCTIONS ly togetherness and privacy lands Valley is world’s Accounting Services to Custom Designed Baths And Kitchens the Emerald 2 in the number three Every Monday House of the Week Businesses and Individuals (and some Thursday & Fridays) Total Remodeling spot for 1989. The master suite is a world unto capital of roses H.M. Igdalsky, M.S.T. Visit Our Newly Remodeled Showroom itself on the home’s second floor. Talk With Our Certified Kitchen Designer Yet the main level of this home is an Certified Pubiic Accountant v s I e s t e r n itchens Designed to Work For You assemblage of activity centers where By Earl Aronson UNION /T v o q i • L e s C a r e a family with the most diverse of in­ The Associated Press______150 North Main Street i s r , K n c H c t J S « terests can come together. Manchester, Connecticut r ★ NOTAHY StHVICM * 1 Up a few steps to the entry deck If you would like to see millions of rose bushes 25 Olcott Street, growing, visit California’s San Joaquin Valley, Manchester and through double front doors sits a 647-4810 COPIES 1 Ho I MANCHESTER M A | | tiled foyer. Open to the second which grows two-thirds of all the roses in tiw ■v^iirtriwxir I ^M chl SIIMilnSI. I v l O L i L i 6 4 9 -7 5 4 4 story, it creates a formal introduc­ United Stales and more than any other single area m 1. tion to the home. the world. On one hand is a sunken living Roses generally are a two-year crop. In the valley BARRY E. STEARNS (203)643-7459 room with skylights in its vaulted region of Wasco-Shafter (population 11,600), they GARNER'S ceiling, a comer fireplace and a EMERALD 2 arc grown for the bushes. The flowers and long symmetrical arrangement of narrow branches are trimmed before harvest of the bushes Rug & Upholstery Cleaning and wide windows in a modified and plowed back into the fields. ELITE ENGRAVING bay. On the other is a den made airy During a recent tour sponsored by the ^1- MANCHESTER Your complete carpet specialist by bay window. Up a few steps American Rose Selections, a non-profit organiza­ & AWARDS handy to all living areas is a half tion of rose producers, I learned that the area has Truck mount 20% off the finest climate, soil and water for rose produc­ TROPHIES • AWARDS • PLAQUES • RIBBONS bath. A full utility room is found for location Cash & Carry near the steps lea^ng down to the tion. The soil is sandy, deep and rich; water is PLASTIC & METAL ENGRAVING MEMORIAL ample; and the dry climate helps reduce diseases, cleaning on area rugs garage. The price here — a laundry UPPER LEVEL PLAN chute feeding down from the second according to Duane Hudson of Bear Creek Gardens, story. which is described as the world’s largest rose 14 High St. rear /Gound a comer is a family room OVOUU OMENSiONS » 4 ' ’ l4 2 4 " producer, and the Wasco Chamber of Commerce. 464 EAST CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER. CT 06040 Manchester, CT 646-5630 UVMG. z m IMI CO. measuring more than 15 x 17 — QAMOe. One rose planting contained 60,000 plants of plenty of room for casual relaxation. Pleasure, the pink floribunda 1990 All-American I I • Rose Selection winner. My route followed the Sliding glass doors open to a rear WOCM V deck, and the adjacent kitchen is natural cycle of the rose, from seed to shipment for clearly visible, keeping the cook in sale. There were tea roses, floribundas, multifloras, ^*YeSf w e do windows** EVERYTHING IN GLASS JSSSSSSLL* WE CANT HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT" touch with the crew. The kitchen it­ ll>i c« tree roses, climbers, hedge varieties and miniatures. CerlairtTeed Vinyl Replacement Windows After harvesL rose fields are planted to alfalfa for self brims with such bonuses as a tiAMX. OVER 45 2D*a 2i* sunny garden window over the two and a half years to improve the soil. clean-up station. A wide counter Most of the roses are select varieties budded onto I. A. WHITE GLASS CO., ■> open to the adjacent dining room root stock canes, while others are grown on their 649-1106 YEARS can double as an eating bar with the own roots, explained Gordon Smith of Bear Creek, 649-7322 addition of a few stools. a recent combine of Jackson & Perkins and IN OUR 40th YEAR Isolated from the home’s activity Armstrong Rose companies. Bear Creek harvests EXPERIENCE 31 BISSELL ST. MANCHESTER centers are the main floor bedrooms, about 26 million rose plants of about 3(X) varieties, • MIRRORS • SHOWER DOORS • STORE FRONTS PLAN plus fruiu nut and deciduous shade trees. The area • SAFETY GLASS• BATHTUB ENCLOSURES • ETC. guaranteed to keep the kids from ALUMINUM SERVICES fighting over whose is bigger — produces about 80 million rose bushes. they’re identical twins separated by sliding glass doors to a private bal­ laundry chute to the downstairs J&P hybridizer Richard Walhood demonstrated SERVING HOMEOWNERS FOR OVER 30 YRS. a shared bathroom. Both features cony, measures a generous 15 x 14. utility room. pollination, using paint brushes and fmgertipsn step-in closets and built-in shelving, A step up leads to the grand bath, For a smdy plan of the Emerald 2, “Roses,” he said, “are asexual and won’t cross-pol- Quality Memorials vaulted ceilings and a pair of equipped with a combined spa/tub send $5 to Landmark Designs, P.O. linate in the field. Every plant has a mummy and generous windows. on a low pedestal, double sinks, and Box 2307, Eugene, Ore. 97402. Be daddy.” OSTERLUND REFRIGERATION The second story is completely a separate shower. sure to sp)ecify plan name and num­ Most hybridizing is done indoors now because Call HEATING • AIR CONDITIONING ber when ordering. Designers, ar­ pven over to a hi^ ceilinged The walk-in closet has all that’s those done outside “are at the mercy of weather — • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL master suite and adjacent study, expected: single and double poles; chitects and readers with plans they wind and rain.” 6 4 9 -5 8 0 7 SALES • INSTALLATION • SERVICE which boasts a fireplace and bay built-in shelving; plenty of turn­ would like to see featured also are An annual seed collection of 400,000 is reduced GAS • L.P. • OIL around aivd storage room and a invited to contact Landmark. to a selected 2,000 planu for budding selection, window. The sleeping area, with its W said hybridizer Keith Zary. Walhood said they will Harrison St. co a iis... eventually bud 10 eyes from 10 plants for growing in field conditions “to select the best for propaga­ FREE TRIAL - No obligation! opposite East Cemetary 649-2655 Aluminum wiring a fire hazard tion, narrowing down thousands of seeds to five varieties for commercial use.” Just pennies per Gallon! 37 French Road connecting copper to aluminum marked CO-ALR. Or, you can use There is a world gene pool for breeding purposes. JNL Marketing Manchester Your Williamson Dealer Bolton, CT 06043 By Popular Mechanics wiring could create a fire hazard. Is existing switches and outlets, Nature helps the area with a winter “Thule Fog” 150 N. Main St. Manchester 647-4830 For The Associated Press______this true? [x-ovided you attached short copper to keep plants from drying out at planting time. ANSWER: Aluminum wiring is pigtails to the ends of the aluminum Feeding ^gins at first root development. QUESTION: We bought our awnings • accountants • air-conditioning Who Is wearing the hearing aid? a potential fire hazard. Between wires and to the devices “Roses love sun and water,” said Tom Canuth of • auto parts • bakers • builders home in 1985 and plan to add 1%5 and 1973 about 15 million (aluminum-lo-aluminum splices are Weeks Wholesale Roses. MANCHESTER several new electrical circuits and to homes’were wired with aluminum, an exception). It’s also n ec ess^ to Among unusual varieties I saw growing were • buyers • bartenders e^arpenters CALL FOR A FREE install new light fixtures and ceiling MEMORIAL CO. which at the time was approved by connect light fixtures and appliances Sweet'CharioL a weeping form with fragrant purple • car washers^jiliis------Viild care HEARING TEST (/) fans into already existing circuits. the National Electrical Code. Later with copper pigtails. blossoms, hybridized by Ralph Moore, of Visalia, • ^^signejis--'-""'''''''^^ \ • drillers The problem is that all circuits, Because of the potential for a fire, Opp. East Cametary » ip it was found that dangerous over­ Calif.; and Gourmet, a casca^g type from Weeks, OVER 45 switches, light fixtures, receptacles heating in 15- and 20-amp circuits, it is important that copper wire pig­ a fragrant, white-flowered miniature. • driverr n b« Wectricians and appliance connections were at some connections between tails be attached to aluminum wires At Montebello Rose Co., Fred and Larry Mungia, • enginet\ yoo Vrminators __ YEARS wired with aluminum wiring com­ with specially designed connectors CALL 649-5807 experience |IH€RR ACm , aluminum wires and outlets, father and son, demonstrated use of a big, blue- • framers\ nr.— ______•"Turners 2 / u// Service Hearing Aid Cen/er^ ponents. switchesl fixtures and appliances (Wire-Nuts can be used, however, at painted digger that lifts and shakes soil from their 2 We know we must replace failed EILEEN DAVIS resulted in fires. rx)pper-to-copper connections, such million bushes and takes’them to a warehouse for QUALITY MEMORIALS National Board Cartifiod switches and receptacles with ones as light fixtures). The Consumer • haircu general contractors Correcting the problem does not grading. HARRISON STREET MANCHESTER 146 H u tr d A v t . S uit* 104 1S1 Tatcotvilie Roed that are approv^ for use with require rewiring the house. You can Product Safety Commission recom­ I also visited the public rose garden at Bella Rose Johnson MtdicaJ Building Route S3 aluminum wiring, but we don’t • heaters • janitors • masons ^ realtors Enfield. CT 06002 Vernon. CT 060G6 replace switches and outlet recep­ mends using a compression-ty^ Winery at Delano, which offers 60 A ARS varieties (?03) 763-4096 (203) 672-1 n s know what to do about installing tacles that are unmarked, or marked crimp connector with 1^-shrink in­ surrounding a barrel-sliaped gazebo. • opticians • plumbers • pools______iKW copper-wired fixtures in exist­ AL-CU, with devices that are sulation. ' ing circuits. 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Needs some work PLUM RIDGE-Ranch. 3 GLASTONBURY-5 room livingroom, enclosed EAST HARTFORD-This US BANKRUPTCY COURT wooded acres for the immaculate 3 bedroom Ranch with 8 rooms ground pool, and the list Sunday T3 but owner anxious and bedrooms, with pool Ranch, 3 bedrooms, porch, private yard. Federal position. High school graduate or equiva­ and jaciHi. $190,900. large country kitchen, ultimate in privacy! $137,900. Philips Real Ranch will not last. INSTRUCTION and 2 fireplaces. Family goes on...See for your- house says...“Buy me" East St. in Andover lent with at least one year general office experi­ Anne Miller Real Est- full basement, deck off Estate. 742-14500 Superior product for its room has sliders to self. Offered at 190DOakGroveSt. $153,900. Anne Miller $229.900. Jackson & price range. Tastefully ence, filing, telephone, typing (40-45 wpm), com­ ate.^47-8000.D kitchen vinyl siding. MANCHESTER- TRAIN To Be A Diesel patio, Covnenient to $239,900. Jackson and Real Estate, 647-8000. $147,500. Philbrick Jackson Real Estate. decorated, absolutely puter experience. Salary stivting at $15,718-$17,582 'orterfield Condominium Exceptional Cape. Mechanic. 7 months 1-384. David Murdock. Jackson Real Estate, Agency. 646-4200. 647-8400.0______charming. Situated on a hands-on program. Nicely decorated 6 or $19,600 with at least 2 years general experience $189,900. Sentry Real 647-8400. _____ Save money on cleaning Manchester-Attention room home with en­ lovely lot. $137,900. Classes start every 2 $189,900 TO CLEAN artificial flow­ products bv using ammo­ ELLINGTON-Perfect for Century 21. Epstein and one year specialized experience in processing Estate, 643,4060.______EAST HARTFORD-Spe- CHFA buyers!!! Impec­ closed rear porch. 2 months. Diesel Tech­ ers, place them heads nia, diluted to the strength a small family. 3 bed­ cable doll house Cape Realty. 647-6695.0 legal documents as found in a bank, law office or nology Institute. En­ MANCHESTER-Reduced! cial placel Just move down In a paper bop, odd decks, fenced-in yard, Jack Lappen recommended on the bot­ room Colonial on a newly painted and pa­ move-in condition, con­ 2 BEDROOOM with base­ government agency. Office hours are 8:30-5:00. field. CT 1-800-243- \Woodhill Heights Ranch right into this charming salt and shake welt. To tle, for washing walls and large fenced lot. Large pered throughout! ment. No money down 4242 or (203) 745-2010. venient location eoe with 6 rooms, 1 1/2 Cape. 3 bedrooms, 1 1/ clean out storage areas In windows. Bring extra mo­ living room, full base­ Featuring a nice stied $139,900 Philips Real $89,900 Anne Miller baths, fireplaced living 2 baths, 2 car garage, Realty vour home or garage, ney Into vour home bv ment, hardwood floors, livingroom with Estate. 742-1450a Real Estate. 647-8000.0 Send resume with cover letter and daytime tele­ place an ad In classified and dining room. Call room, screened porch, lovely deep lot. Call selling no-longer-needed beamed ceiling hard­ 8 ROOM. 4 bedroom phone number to: I HOMES telling.our readers what Valerie, 647-1763 even­ wood floor and a blues- NEWER Contemporary 2 car garage. Doris today for details. Cen­ Items with a low-cost ad In Cape-Original owners CHFA Hurrah 8% FOR SALE 643-4263 vou have for sale. Classified. 643-2711. ings. $116,500. RE/MAX tone fireplace. Deep Clerk Bourque. $155,900. tury 21, Epstein Realty, East of the River, 647- say "Sell" this lovely 3 fixed! $134,900. Anne level lot-rear yard with Miller Real Estate. 647- Sentry Real Estate, 647-8895. 1419.0 covered pati- bedroom. 2'A bath US Bankruptcy MANCHESTER-Priced to 643-4060. WALLACE-TUSTIN home! Large, fully ap- 8000.0 M ANC HESTER-Ansaldi O.$134,500.D.W Fish sell. Spacious 3 OPEN HOUSE pllanced. eat-in kitchen ^OS'SIBLE CHFA Horne- 450 Main Street Realty 644-5667 built Colonial, excel­ Realty. 643-1501.0 bedroom Ranch in quiet TOLLAND-Now Colonial with center island. Liv­ Gorgeous 7 room. 1’/i that is a super buy. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17,2-4 pm lent condition.' classic MANCHESTER- ing room has Cathedral Hartford, CT 06103 area. A fireplaced first 123 W. Middle Turnpike 22 Morgan Farms Drive Immaculate! Charm­ bath west side Victo­ Backs up to Clayton raised hearth fireplace, ceiling, paddle tan. and floor family room, new South Windsor, CT 06074 ing, spotless 6 room rian Cape! This spa­ Woods. Superior con­ private yard. Skip Har­ built-in air condition­ cious home must be wrap-around deck, eat- vey. $184,900. Sentry Colonial. Spacious struction. A solarium, ing. Den. rec room, and seen!! Call today. It in kitchen, and 2 iull Real Estate. 643-4060.0 rooms with hardwood office. 2 car garage huge master bedroom WICKHAM GARDENS won't last! Blanchard & baths are just some of S^UTH WINDSOR- floors and a newly car­ Beautifully landscaped suite, family room/ peted basement rec Rossetto Realtors," the features of this love­ A CONDOMINIUM COMMUNITY Family ske Raised lot. $204,900. Strano We’re Selling Houses" Assistant Managers kitchen combo. Beauti­ room. Level lot in a ly home. Call for a Ranch situated on at­ Real Estate. 647-7653.□ 6 4 6 -2 4 8 2 .0 ______The Original Cookie Company, a national 250-storc desirable area.D W showing nowl ful view. Asking $260’s. tractive. level lot. Sky­ 2 ACRES-Great Country chain, is seeking energetic, people-oriented individu­ Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 COVENTRY-Nearly 3 $143,900. Century 21, Call Barbara. ReMax 1 BEDROOM $59,900 light. fireplace, tile Setting. Immaculate, als for Assistant Manager positions. These are excel­ East of the River, foyer, more. Sally Sulli­ M AN CHESTER-Good open floor plan, excel­ acres. Secluded newer lent opportunities assisting the manager in the day- Epstein Realty, 3 bedroom home, nicely 647-1419.______van. $187,900. Sentry Value! 2 year old Raised lent for entertaining. 4 to-day operation of the store with realistic paths into 647-8895.______2 BEDROOM $69,900 Real Estate. 843-4080 O Ranch in great condi­ bedrooms. 2'A baths. situated and tastfully manager positions. TOLLAND-Farm beautiful. Your assurance of quick BOLTON-Bi level deck tion! 3 bedrooms. 2 full Secluded, inground decorated, profes­ To qualify you must enjoy working with the public, response when you adver­ Absolutely spectacular overlooks stream and baths, and living room, pool area with cabana sionally finished lower fireplaced family room have good organizational skills and retail or fast food tise In Classified Is that 8 room Colonial. MANCHESTER $159,900 SELLER FINANCING!! woods! Unique split and patio. Very private, level family room, over­ Decorated with a fine Country living on a experience. A thorough training program will be pro­ our readers are ready to PRICE REDUCED! fiqallent office & residence potential. GARAGES AVAILABLE!! level boasts 4 bed­ master bedroom with sized 2 car garage, hor­ vided. idea for detail. Great rooms. 2V4 baths. Joan wooded corner lot bath. First floor family buy when they turn to the Superb central location. Excellent condition, new carpets, close to shopping and ses allowed. $169,900. little ods. 643-2711. place to entertain and Inguantl. $219,900. room, fireplace in large Our Assistant Managers receive a competitive salary, ceiling fans, 7 rooms, 2 baths, 2 car garage. Across from Wickham Park on bus. $169,900. D.W living room. Must be E F^ Philips Real Es­ live. 4 plus acres, 4 DIRECTIONS: Main Street to West Middle-Turnpike. Sentry Real Estate. 643- benefits including pension plan, vacation, bonus pro­ Fish Realty. 643-1591.0 seen! $239,900. Strano tate, 742-1450. COVENTRY-Builders own level barn with open Manchester-East Hartford Town Line. 4060.0 grams and contests, and life/medical/disability insu­ COLUMBIA-WalkIng Dis­ Real Estate. 647-7653.□ rance. For consideration please call 203-521-6264 homo. Superb space for enourmous craftsmanship, clap­ tance To Lake. Great between 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. to arrange for a confidential play room, perhaps location only minutes BOLTON-MagnIficent re­ I CONDOMINIUMS interview. An equal opportunity employer. board siding, 3 even an in-law. A real to Columbia public production Colonial FOR SALE J A TOODLAND featuring wide board I bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, beauty. Asking $400’s. beach I m maculate oversized 2 car garage l / y ^ ’^ G L E N Contemporary Split floors, master bedroom RECREATIONAL Amen- JC 3 l ReMax, East of the with fireplace and with stairs to loft, River, 647-1419. level with an open and ties Galore-Lots of private 1.45 acre par­ airy floor plan. Sliders whirlpool, lovely pri­ space, manicured to deck overlooking a vate yard and much grounds, highlight this cel. Reduced to OPEN HOUSE more. Call for an ap­ $219,900. ERA Philips MANCHESTER-Ccountry fCONDOM/N/UMS parklike yard. A real 3 bedroom 2'A plus 'A SATURDAY. February 17.2-4:30 pm of Mand\ester pointment. $239,900. Real Estate, 742-1450. Charmer. Dutch Cape find! $179,900. D.W. bath Town Home Rec 13 Pond View Lane Century 21, Epstein room and library wrap with charm galore. Mrs. Fish Realty. 643-1591 O NORTH COVENTRY-Su- Free Family Room - (Phase I only 1 Unit L ^ ) Realty, 647-8895 □ up the package. Call perb open floor plan in Clean lives here and Pre-Construction Prices on Phases III & IV MANCHESTER-Spacio u s MANCHESTER-New to Barbara for more Into. Security Guard every nook and cranny 3 bedroom. 1% bath quiet location with market. Spacious 4 RE/MAX East of the •QUAINT, PRIVATE CC»1MUNITV Oormered Cape Re­ bedroom Split featur­ - 40 Hrs. per Week fenced in rear yard. Ex­ is special. 3 season Model Hours: River, 647-1419.D •LESS THAN 15 MIN. FROM HARTFORD cently redecorated, ing overaked master The ideal candidate will be a high school tras include a slate porch with brick floor, 2 M ANCHESTER-Spacious fireplaces, manicured Sunday 1:0(MK)0PM new baths.garage, walk bedrom. 1 '/> baths, walk graduate with previous hospital security foyer, new kitchen floor, •ONLY 16 TOWNHOUSES/5 MODELS to Bowers School 3 bedroom. 2'4 bath lot and more pluses. Thursday 4;0O-7:OOPM to school and bus line Townhouse Beauti­ I first floor laundry, lots of •2 BEDROOM, 11/2 BATH $144,900. Century 21, Call today $153,900 experience preferred. Assist in hospital as Asking $2(X}’s. Call Bar­ fully landscaped, in- closets, built-in OR BY APPOINTMENT •CHOICE OF GARAGE OR FAMILY ROOM Epstein Realty, 647- Century 21, Epstein needed for emergency security and safety bara. ReMax, East of ground pool, tennis dressers. Extra flue for •BASEMENT/WALK-UP ATTIC 6895.□ Realty. 647-8895 □ the River, 647-1419. Call: 6454480 Sally Sullivan of staff and patients. Will also make as­ woodstove, master •ENERGY EFFICIENT GAS HEAT PICTURE Perfect Dutch- $129,900 Sentry Real bedroom has walk-in MANCHESTER-The PRICED FROM: $139,900 Immaculate' Asking signed rounds and perform outside security •CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING Estate. 643-4060 D closet, skylight, and Decorator's Dream. 4 only $223,000 3 bed­ CHFA Possibility New tasks including parking lot and door secu­ BOLTON $426,000 FANNIE MAE APPROVED 3 FAMILY with good in­ rough bathroom. bedroom custom •FULLY /UTUANCED room Dutch. Large tire- England-A charmer, Beautiful custom Contemporary Homo with frontage on come No money rity. Rotating evening and night shifts, week­ $167,900. ERA Philips Ranch. Fieldstone front, LOW DOWN PAYMENT QUALITY CONSTRUCTION BY: placed family and living picture perfect cape Tinker Pond. Master bedroom, dining area, family room and rooms. 3 season porch, located In South Man­ down' $159 900 Anne ends and holidays required. Please apply to Real Estate, 742-1450. 2 fireplaces, 2 baths, CUSTOM FINANCING AVAILABLE KA3MUN BUILDERS kitchen all overlook the pond. in-ground pool, manic­ chester Excellent Con­ Miller Real Estate. 647- deck, patio and an in­ DIRECTIONS: Campmeeting Rd. right on Birch Mt Rd right 6000 a Human Resources Dept. MANCHESTER-CHI-a DIRFGTIONS" To Manchester (From Hartford) I-84E Exit 62 - right at end of rentP- ured lot. rear abuts dition inside and out terior that is beyond on Tinker Pond right on Pond View Rd Home on right Great CHFA house candidatel Almost new Loft on Tolland Tumpiko. Bear right on North Main Street. Right on Main Street. Rignt acres of open space A WANT ADS are worth Rockville General Hospital description, just really special treat. Call Bar­ Call Linda Brown- looltino Into when you’re 2 bedroom Ranch with beautiful. Asking bara RE/MAX East ot RE/MAX East of the fireplaced living room D.W.FISH looking for a place to 31 Union Street co m pa n y the River. 647-1419.0 River, 647-1419.D $180's. Call Barbara. TMl fUAlTt North Main, left on Main St. for 4/10 mile, right on Woodland 1/10 mile on rlght^ live... Rockville, CT 06066 and Cathedral ceilings. ReMax, East of the M l IM M IT. • MA H en ittlA $131,900. Sentry Real River, 647-1419. eoe/AA/NkP/HA/ Estate, 643-4060. 1 9 9 0 CONDOMINIUMS 22-Condos I BUSINESS FOR SALE APARTMENTS For Sale Astrograph PBOPERTY FOR RENT MANCHESTER-2 bed­ Bridge BRAND NEW CAPE-Cus- your footing before making each move. make a big impression, because it'll MANCHESTER-Two pro­ MANCHESTER-2 show them how much you really care fessional buildings. room, 2 family. 2nd tom home F. N. ARIES (March 21-April 19) A complica­ floor. Spacious rooms, bedroom Townhouse, tion that presently confronts you Is very and how you have their best interest at 470-476 Main Street, nice unit in very small Builders at Reservoir i % u r near center. 646-2426. newly renovated, ap­ defense are two spades, and so the Heights, Lake Street, similar to one a friend of yours recently heart. pliances, hookups. Condo complex with a LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Your strong 9am-5pm weekdays. False-carding contract is made. resolved satisfactorily. Get him/her to Easy access to 384. N O R T H 217.90 total of 6 units. Deck off Vernon. Still time to per- '^Birthday suit today is your talent for working on COMMERCIAL/Indus- But what will happen if on the ace of show you how it was done. $600/month plus utili­ ♦ 8 S 2 sonalizel Choose your things that require lots of imagination trial building with capers hearts East casually drops the heart kitchen. Lots of yard TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You have ties and security. 647- VQ103 own colors, lighting and and a creative touch. You have an am­ - workshop and apart­ king? Will it not be normal for declar­ area. CHFA approved I Feb. 18, 1990 the ability today to pierce the veneer 1960. ♦ A K J 3 flooring. Cozy and com­ ment. $345,000. Anne er to then play another heart to dum­ $109,900. D.W. Fish and see things for what they actually ple supply of both. ♦ J72 By James Jacoby SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Be satis­ Miller Real Estate. 647- MANCHESTEg-Avallable Realty, 643-1591. fortable with everything The year ahead should be an exciting are. This gift will be used to your advan­ my, putting in the 10? East will win you need on the first one for you where your sociai life is con­ tage in career situations. fied with small gains today, instead of 8000. □ immediately. 1 bed­ WEST EAST Terence Reese is the best bridge the jack, and the defenders can then room apartment, heat COVENTRY-Handy Man's floor including: master cerned. You wiii attract a number of GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) It you oper­ being happy only with the big hit. Pen­ 4 A 9 3 ♦ Q J 10 4 writer in Great Britain, and many take the club king and three spade and hot water included. special. Country living new friends who, in turn, will help get ate independently of others today your nies stacked back to back can quickly V8 4 V K J would say the entire world. His entry tricks for two down. The defense, like bedroom suite with a Security deposit and on a deep wooded lot you involved in new interests. efforts might not be too effective. How­ add up to dollars. I9 J RESORT ♦ 9 7 4 2 ♦ 10 8 6 private whirlpool bath, references. No pets. in the 1989 Bols bridge tips competi­ Reese's telling of it, is short and sweet. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) When en­ ever, the results should live up to your ^ P R O P E R T Y ♦ Q9 5 3 ♦ K 10 6 4 just over the Tolland/ family room with Boyle Manage- tion is succinct: “There are times But be forewarned, friends. If we gaged in conversations with friends to­ expectations in partnership Coventry line is the set­ fireplace, applianced ment.Co., 649-4800. SOUTH when the jack from J-9, the queen are confronted with the chance for arrangements. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Just ting of this 3 bedroom day, try to do more iistening than talk­ t im e s h a r e u n i t s - ♦ K 7 6 from Q-10, the king from K-J, may such brilliance, it will be our luck that kitchen, formal dinng ing, b^ause you couid pick up some CANCER (June 21-July 22) Be reason­ as Tom Sawyer was able to get others home in need of your Distress sales. Cheap! M ANSFIELD/Wllllngton V A 9 7 6 5 2 achieve a brilliant result in defense.” declarer started with a seven-card room. Other new valuabie information. Aquarius, treat able regarding the size of returns you to pay him to do his work, you have a TLC. Extra room Cheap! World wide se­ Line-Rt 44, 2 bedroom ♦ Q 5 Of all the examples Reese gives, I like suit. He can hardly be expected to put homes available from yourself to a birthday gift. Send for your anticipate from your efforts today. What similar gift today. Chores in which apartment, adults pre­ finished on the lower lections. Call Vacation 4 A 8 today's deal best. in dummy's 10 of hearts when our $214,500 to $224,900. Astro-Graph predictions for the year you do may be acknowledge in only you're interested will attract supporters ferred, country pri­ Network today. 1-800- Against four hearts. West leads the partner shows out on the second heart. level. Lots of potentiall D. W. Fish Realty, ahead by mailing $1.25 to Astro-Graph, small ways. and assistance. vacy. No dogs. $460 per Vulnerable: East-West 826-7844 National: 1- three of clubs. East plays the 10 and D.W. Fish Realty, 643-1591.______c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your presence CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jon. 19) This 800-826-1847 in Flor­ month plus 2 months Dealer: South South wins the ace. South next plays 643-1591. Cieveiand, OH 44101-3428. Bo sure to will enhance social gatherings today, could be the right day to gently remind ida: or 1-305-771-6296. security. 742-0569. RANCH CONDO...Joy Of because you'll know how to make oth­ South West North East ace of hearts. When that brings the MANCHESTER-Lydall state your zodiac sign. someone who owes you something that HEBRON-2 bedroom Livingl Comes with this ers feel comfortable and get them to IV P a s s 2 ♦ P a s s Woods. It’s all one floor PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) An impor­ it is long overdue. Your chance of finally apartment heat and hot jack from East, declarer plays on dia­ beautiful 2 bedroom talk about themselves. 2 V Pass 3 V Pass James Jacoby 's books 'Jacoby on B ridge' and tant objective can be achieved today, being paid back looks encouraging. ROOMS water furnished, cellar monds — queen, ace, king and finally living in this immaculate VIRGO (Aug, 23-Sepl. 22) The little 4 V A ll pass 'Jacoby on Card Games'(written with his father, Ranch charmer corner provided you're methodical and do FOR RENT storaoe. parking, large jack. Declarer sheds a club and then Ranch style 2 bedroom things you'll do for loved ones today will © 1990, NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I the late Oswald Jacoby) are now available at end unit, carport, prol, things one step at a time. Be certain of yard. No pets, applian­ sheds a spade as East ruffs in with the unit on a cul-de-sac. Opening lead: ♦ 3 bookstores. Both are published by Pharos Books tennis, and walking ces. $635 m onthly.649- trump king. The only tricks left for the © 1990, NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. Maintenance free ex­ trails for leisure...“What 2871.— terior, low heating DELUXE, QUET, WARM, else is there?’ CARING, PRIVATl HOME costs, low Condo fee. MANCHESTER-2 room $124,900. Anne Miller Many privileges. Parking on bus efficiency in the man­ You own the land. Real Estate, 647-8000. line. East Hartford near Manch­ $139,900. D. W. Fish ester Hne. Working M/F over 35 sion on Otus Street. SCRANTON CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH $525, includes utilities. Realty, 643-1591. BEGINNER'S Luck!!! eferred. No alcohol/drugs. Delightful 4 room Also, 2, newer. 3 bed­ MANCHESTER-Spacious- R«ieferences. room Duplexes on Wes­ Condo on the first floor 289-6345 ness and value. 2,000 terly Street. Applian­ at Fieldstone Village in square feet of living ces, full basement. One CARDINAL BUICK'S Ellington! Spacious 1 space are yours in this ROOMMATE Wanted to w ith 2'h baths and fire­ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ bedroom unit ideal for 4 bedroom Colonial. JoToU share Duplex. Air, place. Nice treed yard. starting out or for easy $785 and $900 plus Newly remodelled washer/dryer dish­ retirement. Fully ap­ utilities. Call Rich Bell, kitchen, 1st floor family washer. 643-6681. PRESIDENTS DAY SALE plianced kitchen. Only 3 ENDS ERA. Blanchard and room plus a finished LL years old, reasonable Rossetto. 646-2482. rec room are just some 1990 BUICK RIVIERA 1989 BU KK EST. WAC. maintenance fee. As­ MONDAY, FEBRUARY, 19lh COVENTRY-Ouiet neigh- of the fine features of king $87,500. Jackson 32-Apartinents borhood. 1 bedroom this home located in a HURRY...HURRY...HURRY... and Jackson Real Es­ apartment, wall-to-wall desirable area. For Rent carpeting, basement tate, 647-8400. $227,900. D. W. Fish storage available No Realty, 643-1591. MANCHESTER-Cozy and dogs. $425 monthly. 2 2. GUARANTEED REBATES**’ ROCKVILLE-6 room apart­ months security 742- MALLARD v T T w - Confortable. Swimming 1. BtLdW DEALER INVOICE Chrysler Corp. guarantees rebate (or model year. Should they ment, yard, garage. 0569. Distinctlve T own- pool, tennis a lot of Advertised vehicles only, Now thru Feb. 19th. (Invoice shown wA^^sfiso NOW $ 20/ 998’* WA^°$^873 NOW $ 1 6 / 8 7 3 increase, you'll receive the difference. $700. Available im­ homes and Ranches. open space highlight upon request) MANCHESTER-lst floor, SAVE $4,152 STOCK #1057 SAVE $5,000 STOCK #7048A mediately. 643-0136 or appliances and micro- CHFA 8.15% approved this Townhouse that Located on a private 4. RECEIVE SUPERIOR CUSTOBBT 646-4694.______wave. near busline and •ALL PRICES INCLUDE FACTORY features 3 plus a RBCEIVE$50 FOR ATESTDRIVE" 384. $560 plus utilities. protective cul-de-sac. LARGE, 2 bedroom apart­ REBATES. REBATES AS HIGH AS bedrooms, 2 full and 2 Vlfe'iB SO oonSdent our cas are he best caiysier wi pay you to test 647-1617.______This new subdivision of SERVICE As proven by our 5 Star Ckiality Award ment on second floor of quality 3 bedroom 1/2 baths, rec room, Oivetiefn. 2 family. 2 extra rooms 4 ROOM, 2nd floor apart­ $1250 Townhouses and and lots more. Asking ment in 2 fam ily on Low CMAC Financing is Available Ranches await your in­ $130's. ReMax, East of in attic, nice neigh­ quiet street. $650 plus 1990 BUICK SKYLARK 1990 BUICK CENTURY spection Kitchens the River, 647-1419. borhood. Includes heat security. Call 643-4902. Sk. #1171,4 Dr. Sedan, Auto, A/C, Tilt In Lieu of Any Rebates! As Low As Sk. #1006, 4 Dr. Sedan, AT, A/C, Tilt have Oak cabinets, and hot water. Security/ range, oven, dis- AND 2 Bedrooms lease/references. $700 MANCHESTER-Now ac­ 6.9% APR hwasher. refrigerator CHFA. 8% financing! monthly. 649-4820 or cepting applications for $10,146* Offer Expires 2/28/90 Select Models Only $12.298* and built-in microwave $59,900-$79,900. Anne 646-4412. 1, 2. and 3 bedroom ovens Fireplaced living M iller Real Estate, 647- section VIII apartments 11440 M C A L C U S r .C K J *3^1 ■ n«w or dMbnalMl U M d ear al • rooms. I'/t baths, with 8000.D MANCHESTER-2 bed­ at Oakland Heights fantastic salt pries snd rsesNs your cholco of fuli vanities, separate room apartment. 2nd Please apply in person s $60 dining cortllesis to tbo HosithsioiM/ fuii basements. 2zoned floor, appliances. $525 at 360 Oakland Street, Stats Strsst Grill RsstKirant In Hartiord or a baseboard heating sys­ 23-Lots/Land per month plus secur­ rental office Monday Franklin Spalmastar Computar.'' tems. Andersen perma- ity. 643-5372.9am-5pm. and Friday, lOam-lpm "Abo, any lieansod drivtr ean stop by and 1990 BUICK LeSABRE shieid thermopane win­ For Sale B E N N E T i T d e r I y rag iatar to win a trip lor two to Hawaii via (Order Yours Today) dows. luxurious wall to ORDERED VEHICLE Auto, V6, A/C, Defog Amariean Alrilnas with 7 nights and 8 days AT, AIR, Cmise, R. Def. Delay wipers Aparfmenfs-1 and 2 aeeomodatlons at tha Sharalon W akkl Hotal wall carpeting and att­ bedroom apartments ached garage! Come LAND-$75,000 approved MANCHESTER . % a f r $ / * eourtasy ol tha Sharaton and Travairama.'' for immediate occu­ 6RnmdngorHsbsle9 ^ 13 ' 799 see the mode fo r tom or­ building lot with view of pancy 1 month free SI4/983* row...You own your Hartford. Build using DUPLEX 5 room apl. 3 bedfocxns rent. 1 bedroom. $528- PRESIDENT'S SPECIAL OFFER! SAVE $500 ON ADVERTISED own lot and house. No your plans or sellers. $560: 2 bedrooms. association foes. Com­ $100,000, 1.5 acre rear $ 1 ^ $650 monthly plus utili­ $575-$630. Please call USED CARS petitively priced from lot in Forest Hills. Build ties & security. 528-6522 for an $141,900. Blanchard & 1987 Buick LeSabre Sedan...... $9,860 using your plans or application. 1989 Buick Skylark Sedan...... $8,790 Rossetto Realtors." CALL 646-6726 1987 Buick Regal Coupe...... $8,695 sellers. Sentry Real Es­ 1989 Buick Century Coupe...... $10^980 We're Selling Houses" MANCHESTER-2 bed- 1988 Buick Electra T-Type...... $13,980 1987 Ford Conversian Van...... $12,980 646-2482.0 tate, 643-4060. 0 ^ ' • room luxury Town- 1988 Cavalier Z-24 ...... $8,980 1987 Buick LeSabre Sedan...... $8,490 house All appliances, 1988 Chevrolet S-10 P/U Truck...... $7,495 1986 Buick Sky hawk C pe...... $5,395 OPEN HOUSE heat, cable, carpeting, air-conditioning. Call 1988 Chevrolet S-10 Ext. Cab P/U ...... $g,980 1986 Pontiac STE Loaded...... SOLD SUNDAY 12 to 4 647-1595 1987 LeSabre T-Type Cpe...... $9,980 1986 Mercury Grand Marquis...... $8,980 1987 Buick Century Ltd. Sedan...... $8,285 1986 Chevrolet Corvette...... $18,995 MANCHESTER GARDEN CONDOMINIUMS “ ’Guaranteed MANCHESTER-Newer. 1987 Oldsmobile Rrenza Cpe...... $5 980 1986 Celebrity Sedan...... $6,380 Unit #17-A, gorgeous 2 bedroom large. 3 bedroom Du­ 1987 Chevrolet S-10 P/U Truck...... $6!280 1984 Pontiac Fiero Black, Clean...... $3,795 Rebate Applies to plex. 1’4 baths, air- Townhouse, end unit, completely remod­ Select Vehicles Only. \ a conditioning. all ap- eled. The price has been reduced to “ Certain Resti'ctions pliarlces $795 monthly plus utilities No pets CARDINAL BUICK, INC. $78,900. The lowest in the complex. 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Call MANCHESTER'S selling Idle Items around budget by selling Idle spanking new! 2nd Includes utilities and M &M O IL 742-1492, after 4pm. Pre-owned Autos vour home tor cosh. Place Items In your home with a floor, 1 bedroom apar- parking. Location 485 SpcciolisH an od in clossifled to find a PLUMBING & HEATING Ask for Carol. Value Priced low-cost od In classified. ment with fully ap- E. Middle Tpke. 646- #1 cash buyer. plianced kitchen, car­ 1698.______• Oil Burner Sen/ice 4 Sales peting. air, Intercom MANCHESTER Law • Automatic Oil Delivery 84 Olds Fbenza S/W TOWN OF ANDOVER USED CAR SPECIAL TOWN MEETING Security storage, fice Space-Private offi- •Well Pumps Sales 4 Senrice I MISCELLANEOUS Auto.A/C. *■» JQC UkeN^ Ywi» 'V FEBRUARY 22,1990 8KK) P.M. laundry facilities, and ce(s) in newly •Water Heaters (Etoctne a G«») SKI BOOTS, women's 7%, parking. No pets. Heat remodelled building SERVICES DEALER ALL PURPOSE ROOM, •Bathroom 4 Kitchen $20; ski rack, $30: extra. Security. $500 a Includes shared fax 84 Merc, Cougar $4,995 ANDOVER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Remodeling GSL Building Mainte­ c h lld 'i tehool d e sk. 87 Ford Escort m onth. 646-1379. copier, word proces­ The electors and citizens qualified to vote in Town Meet­ •Senior Citizen Discounts nance Co. Commercial- $25. Cill 843-0824. Auto.A/c.ps./kuto,A/C,PS. t ^ o i ; sor. receptionist, con­ 84Sunb:rd4Dr. $2,495 Security System' ings of the Town of Andover, CT, are hereby notified that a MANCHESTER-3, 4, 5. 6 /Residential building FREE Miac. Household ference room, recep­ •Electric Work Special Town Meeting will be held at the Andover Elemen­ and? room apartments. repairs and home Im­ Items-AII need fixing. 85 Pontiac Fiero $3,695 tion area, law library. CARPENTRY/ ROOFING/SIDING FREE ESTIMATES tary School, Andover, CT on Thursday February 22. 1990 Security. No pets. Now CLEANING SERVICES provements. Interior Take It all. 633-2447. 82 Chev El Comino available. 646-2426, 9-5 6 4 9 -1 2 5 6 ______Phone: 85BMW325E $10,895 V-6.Auto.PS $ 3 ^9 9 5 at 8:00 P.M. for the following purposes; REMODELING and exterior painting, GREAT Prices From New w e e k d a y s MANCHESTER-501 Hart- 1. To choose a moderator for said meeting. 649-2871 light carpentry. Com­ England's#! Pool Com­ 86 Buick Riviera $9,495 CLEANING plete janitorial service. Homes, offices, etc. McHugh Himself pany. Family sked 31'. 2. To see if the town will vote to dose out the Capital Ex­ COLTART CARPENTRY Experienced, reliable, 86 Pontiac Fiero $4,395 penditure Fund known as the Munidpal Infrastructure Fund Painting & wallpapering at HAWKES TREE SERVICE Swimming pool with , . p c For all your For all your carpentry needs. free estimates. 643- Sunroof 90,4 t 0 and transfer the balance in said fund to the General Fund. Bucket, truck & chipper. deck, fence, filter and 86 Sable Wagon $8,695 cleaning needs Additions to fit your style. ts best Free Estimates. Fully 0304. warranty. $1180.00! Decks, roofs, porches, finished Stump removal. Free 3. To see if the town will vote to dose the Expendable Trust Insured. Established 1974. First come, first 86 Chrys. 5th Ave $7,395 88 Cutlass Coupe Fund known as the Dial-A-Ride Fund and to transfer the C all basements. Refarances & Low estimates. Special TAROT and playing card served Finanacing V-6.SLPKG.. t o O O C balance therein to Item 1260 Senior Citizen Services for Pricaa. 1-11-4tC 1-12-41B. consideration tor elderly readings. Call for ap- Loaded yjr.TTO 6 4 5 -0 6 6 8 643-9321 available. Call toll free 16 New Yorker $6,995 the 1989-90 Budget. 633-1835 and handicapped. polntment at 633-2447. 1-800-642-3777, 87 Merc Cougar $8,595 4. To see if the town will adopt an amendment to -Ordinan­ 647-7553 _____ MALE NURSE-Available 87 M e is :T bleLS ces to Regulate the Andover Disposal Area" which amend­ BOOKKEEPING/ WEIGLE'S PAINTING CO. for home health care. RETAIL Clothing Racks- V-6 87 Maxima $10,895 S O ^ M . 9 9 5 ment regulates the collecting of sdid waste and the use of MASTER CARPENTER Quality work at a Hospital references. All chrome. 4 ways- Loo INCOME TAX the landfill on Shod(^ Mill Road, Andover, CT. Said reasonable price! ALL SEASONS Call Rob 742-9333. rounders with wheels 87 Mercury Sable $7,595 Condo. garage and DoofS and windows to custom b u i Interior & Exterior and hangers. $40-$65 87 Acuro LegendLegend amendment to the existing ordincinces contains changes pool. Available imme­ 87 Town Car $15,995 inducting but not limited to procedural changes for validat­ 1 Q ftQ Nojobtoosmal. Free Estimates each. 643-4130.____ * V-6. Auto. diately. $580 per Spring Is Here. 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In Brief . . . SCOREBOARD In Brief . . . SCOREBOARD Little League sign-ups set 14. A—18,988. 11. Oklahoma (153) beat Colorado 8564. NJ (roughing), 6:50; Ps. Sundstrom, NJ (inter- Next at No. 2 Missouri, Sunday. Weekend scholastic slate La Jolla golf scores Manchester Little League will conduct sign-ups for the Wolves 111, Pacers 105 1Z Purdue (17-4) did not play. Next vs. Wis­ ference), 17:41; Daneyko, NJ (cross-checking). Basketball • LA JOLLA. Calif. (AP) — Scores Friday in the 1990 season on Sunday, Feb. 25, and Sunday, March 4, INDIANA (105) consin, Satordey. State wrestling class meet championship action is on Hockey 19:22. 13. Georgia Tech (154) dkf not play. Next at Third Period—None. Penalties-Dahlen, NY second round of the $900,000 Shearson Person 7-12 2-2 15 LThompson 58 50 6, at the American Legion Hall on Legion Drive from 1 to 4 North Carolina State, Saturday. tap today with Manchester High competing in the Class (holding), 13:48; Fetisov, NJ (tripping), 15:38. Lehman Hutton Open played on the 6,650-yard, Smita 3-7 5-6 11, Fleming 5 7 0-0 6. Miller 518 p.m. each day. 14. La Sale (21-1) beat Iona 9578. Next: vs. LL state championship meet at E ^ t Hartford High Shots on goal—Now hxk 13-8-12—33. New par-72 North course, and the 7,021 -yard, par-72 NBA standings 12-12 32, SchrempI 511 6-7 18, Sanders 4-5 Fairfield, Survlay. Jersey 9-10-11—30. South course at the Torrey Pines Golf Club (a- Registration is for all children between the ages of 7 2- 3 10. Wittman 1-1 50 2. Green 1-6 0-0 Z To­ School starting at 10 a.m. East Catholic and Cheney NHL standings EASTERN CONFERENCE 15 Hlinota (155) did not play. Next at No. 21 Power-play Opportunities—Now York 2 of 6; am ateur) and 12. Youths must be 7 by July 31, 1990 and turn 13 Atlanlle DIvMon tals 37-75 27-30 105 Tech, meanwhile, are in the Class M meet at Foran High WALES CONFERENCE Bob Eastwood 65- 65— 130 MINNESOTA (111) Michigan, Saturday. M rick Division New Jersey 1 of 2. W L P c L G B 16. Oregon Stale (154) did not ploy. Next at Dan Forsman 68- 63— 131 after that date. Corbin 511 4-6 16, Murphy 5 5 2-3 8. Breuer in Milford. W L TPts GF GA G oalies-^ew York, Vanbiesbrouck, 13-15-6 N ew Tbrk 33 17 .660 — Wsshinglon Stale, Sunday. Tommy Armour III 66- 66— 132 513 2-2 20. Campbell 4-12 5 2 10, Richardson NY Islandors 28 25 6 62 218 212 (30 shots-29 saves). New Jersey, Burke, A birth certificate is required at time of registration. F’hiladsiphia 32 18 .640 1 17. Mimaeota (156) did not play. Next at Senior Todd Saucier (189) is the top East repre­ Tom Stockmann 69- 64— 133 1517 2-2 24, Mitchell 11-16 2-3 24. Royal 2-6 60 190 197 18-16-6 (33-31). There is a $20 registration fee per player with a family Boston 30 18 .625 2 Northwastam, Satordey. sentative. He has a 20-4 record with nine pins. Top NY Rangers 25 25 10 Bruce Lletzke 66- 66— 134 3- 3 7, Johnson 0-0 5 0 0, Lowe OO 2-2 2, Roth 56 245 261 A— 19,040. W ishington 18 33 .353 1 5 '« 15 Louisvila (155) did not ploy. Next at Vir- Pittsburgh 27 27 4 Jim Booros 67- 68—135 limit of $30. Anyone interested in umpiring, coaching or 0-3 5 0 O.Totals 4583 1523 111. Cheney entrants are seniors Brett Lassen (140) and Steve NewJerssy 25 26 7 57 212 223 Ftoforoe—Fton Hoggarth. Linosmorr—Kevin New Jersey 12 37 .245 201 rz ginta. at Memphis State. Tuesday. Mark Brooks 7 5 6 1 — 136 Indiana 29 26 2 5 25—105 Whshington 26 30 4 56 225 221 Collins, Mark Vines. the league auxiliary is asked to attend either sign-up ses­ Miami 10 41 .196 23San Antonio 33 16 .673 Toronto 30 27 3 63 266 262 Sacorxl Period—3, Philadelphia. Kerr 15 (Ek- 6 6 - 72— 138 Next at Fularton State. Saturday. David Peoples sole control of the lead after Friday’s second round of the Dallas 27 22 .551 e v t M innesota 26 32 3 55 209 228 kirtd. Craven), 2".21 (pp). 4. DetroiL Chiasson 13 Emiyn Aubrey 70- 68 — 138 Oklahoma 86, Colo. 64 Coventry girls in COC tourney D etroit 22 30 7 51 222 240 (Yzerman, Gallant). 2:47. 5, DetroiL Yzerman Shearson Lehman Hutton Open. Denver 26 23 .531 7b* Deiwey Amsits 6 5 7 0 — 138 Houston 23 26 .469 1 0 '/* COLORADO (64) Smyths Division 46 (Burr), 5:07 (sh). 6, DetroiL Habschaid 12 Scott Simpson 67 - 71— 138 Vaughan 2-7 51 4, Markham 51 50 0, Vbn- 71 248 199 . “I sometimes play the South better than I do the North M innesota 12 37 .245 2 1 '/* ROCKY HILL — Coventry High (13-6), winners of C algary 29 18 13 (McKay, Kannady), 15:36. 7, Philadelphia, Toc- dlvor 1520 2-4 22. Wise 2-14 6-6 10. Morton Edmonton 28 20 11 67 234 204 chet 32 (Berube, Chychrun), 17:53. Penal­ — and I don’t even uy to understand it,” Eastwood said C harlotte 9 39 .188 24 Transactions the COC East Division, oppose Portland High (12-8) Ftacilic Division 511 2-2 15 AS 4-10 4-4 1Z Guest 52 50 0, W innipeg 27 24 7 61 215 216 ties—Burr, Det (holdirrg), 1:00; ToccheL Phi Terrell 5 0 0-0 0. Totals. 24-65 14-17 64. after his bogey-free effort on the South course at Torrey L A . Lakers 36 12 .750 — tonight at 6 at Rocky Hill H gh in the semifmals of the Los Angelos 24 29 6 54 256 252 (roughing), 3:52; Shank, Det (roughing), 3:52; OKLAHOMA (66) P ortiarxi 35 13 .729 1 B A S E B A LL Chatter Oak Conference Girls’ Basketball Tournament. WrKOUVsr 18 34 9 45 179 234 M cClellar^ Det (holding), 4:46: Samuelsson, Pines. Jones 12-16 55 30. Ftattarson 59 50 6. F’hoenix 30 17 .638 5 '/* American Loogua x-dinched playoff benh Phi (high-sticking), 10:05; Kocur, Det (tripping), The South layout, stretching 7,021 yards along bluffs Davis 514 4-4 14, McCovery 2-6 4-4 8, Henry Cromwell and Bacon Academy meet in the 7:30 pjn. Golden State 24 24 .500 12 BALT1MOFE ORIOLES-Agreed to terms Friday's Gamas 11:27; Mellanby, Fhii (interference), 17:06; Radio, TV 516 3-3 21. Evans 5 2 0-0 0. Marlin 1-6 1-1 3, overlooking the Pacific, is longer and generally is con­ Seattia 23 25 .479 13 with Mike Devaraoux, outfieldsr; Rani^ Mil­ nightcap with the winners advancing to the COC title Lais Gamas Not Included Kocur, Det (boarding), 17:06; Linseman, PN, Holmae 2-3 50 4. Harris 50 50 0, MuHins 50 LA Clippers 21 27 .438 15 ligan, first baseman, and John Mitchell, pitcher. Buffalo 5. Montreal 3 double minor (high-sticking, roughing), 17:24; sidered about three shots harder than the North course. 5 0 0. Totals 34-72 17-17 86. game Wednesday night at 7:30, also at Rocky Hill High. Sacramento 13 35 .271 23 CALIFORNIA ANGELS-Agreed to terms Detroit 9, Philadelphia 6 Shank, DeL double minor (high-sticking, rough­ Halftime—Oktahorra 38. Colorado 30. 3-poinl Mark Brooks, however, plays the easier North much Friday's Oamaa with Kirk McCaskil, pitcher, on a one-year con­ Coventry and Portland split during the regular season New llbrk Rangers 2, New Jersey 1 ing), 17:24. goata-Colorado 2-14 (Morton 2-6, Vaughan Pittsburgh at Winnipeg, (n) Third Period—8, Philadelphia, Murphy 9 (Ek- Today better. In fact, he played that 6,659-yard course better Lola Oantoa Not ktcludad tra c t with the Highlanders taking the first game on Dec. 21 52. Wisa 0-6), Oklalwma 1-9 (Jonas 1-Z MINNESOTA TWMS—Agreed to terms with Edmonton at Vancouver, (n) lund), 3:43. 9, DetroiL Gallant 29 (Yzerman), Noon — Coilege basketball: Old Dominion at PhHadalphia 100. Saatfle 96, OT (50-44) and the Patriots wirming the rematch on Jan. 29 than anyone ever has before. Evarta 5 1 . Ftattsrson 0-2, M cCovery 0-2, Henry Tim Drummond, pitcher, on a one-yeer contract Saturday's Gamas 6:43. 10, Detroit. Yzerman 47 (Zombo. Jacksonville, E S ^ Charlotte 113. Danvsr 107 52). Fouled out— Norre. Rebounds—Colorado NEW YOfTK YANKEES—Agreed to terms (55-51). Chicago at New V>rk Islanders, 205 p.m. Federko), 12:50 (pp). 11, Philadelphia, Ekiund Noon — College basketball: Bradley at Illinois Brooks scored nine birdies and an eagle in an 11- Cleveland 109, Alanta 101 36 (Vandiver 10), Oklahoma 46 (Ftatteraon 11). with Willie Smith, pitcher, on a oneyaar con­ New Jersey at Toronto, 8 p.m. 15 (Murphy, Tocdiet), 14:45 (pp). 12, Philadel­ State. SportsChannel Minnesola 111, M lana 105 under-par 61, setting a course and tournament record. He Assists—Colorado 10 (Wtae 6). Oklahorr* 22 tra c t Hartford at Montreal, 805 p.m. phia, Latal 5 (Sarrxjalsson, Craven). 16:06. 13, 1 p.m. — CoHega basketball: SMU at Arkan­ Chicago 119, Mtoml 105 UConn hosts B.C. tonight (McCovery 8). Total touts—Colorado 15. Ok­ National League Detroit at S t Louis, 8:35 p.m. DetroiL Gallant 30 (Kennedy, Yzerman), 16:43. sas. NESN was only two shots away from the Tour’s 18-hole record, Son Antonio 100, Utah 86 lahoma 16. A—10,100. NEW YORK METS—Agreed to terms with BiU Quebec at Los Angeles, 1005 p.m. 2 p.m. — Golf: LPGA Phar-Mor Invarray set by A1 Geibergcr in the 1977 Memphis Open. Golden Slate at F’tioenix, (n) STORRS — The lOth-ranked University of Connec­ 14, Philadelphia, Kerr 16 (ToccheL Latal). Laskey, Terry Bross, and Julio Valera pitchers, Sunday's Gamea Classic, ESPN Wbshington at Los Angelas Clippsrs, (n) 18:06. 15, DetroiL Adams 4 (McClelland, Brooks’ career-best effort left him with a 136 total, and Mark Correon, outfielder, on oneyeor corv ticut Huskies (21-4, 8-3 in the Big East) will host Boston New Vxk IslarxlerB at Philadelphia, 105 p.m. Cheveldae), 18:39 (en). Penelties-—Berube. Phi 2 p.m. — College baseball: Florida at South Boston at Ftortlarxl, (n) Big Eaal Conlaronea C a ll tracts. College tonight at 7:30 (Channel 8, WTOP (AM-1410) at Pittsburgh at Chicago, 2:35 p.m. (elbowing), 1:01; ToccheL Phi (hooking), 6:58; Florida, SportsChanrtel eight under par after one round on each of the courses, Saturday's Oamaa W L ST. LOUIS CARDINALS—Agreed to temis Calgary at Winnipeg, 3:35 p.m. OConnell, Dot (holding), 7:22; Sutter, Phi 2:30 pm . — Collage basketball: Louisville at Cleveland at Now Itork, 730 p.m. CONNECTICUT 8 3 the Harry A. Gampel ftvilion. The Huskies, who are tied but six behind Eastwood. with Dave Collins, outfielder, on a one-year H ai^rd at Buffalo, 7:05 p.m. (high-sticking) 11:14; O'Connoll, Dot (holding), Virginia, Channel 30 (Tenver at New Jersey, 730 p.m. Georgetown 8 3 c o n tra c t for first in the Big East with Georgetown, are coming off Minnesota at Edmonton. 6:05 p.m. 2:30 p.m. — Motorsports: Twin 125s at Dan Forsman birdicd his last two holes on the North Detroit at Miami, 730 p.m. Syracuse 8 4 14:35 BASKETBALL Boston at Vancouver, 10:05 p.m. Daytona, Channel 3 course, shot a 63 and moved to within one stroke of the San Antonio at Houston, 830 p.m. SL John's 8 4 an 80-77 win at Pittsburgh 1\iesday night. Shots on goal—Philadelphia 5-9-9—23. National Basketball Assocaltlon 3 p.m. — College basketball; S. Mississippi at Orlarxlo at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. ProvidarKe 6 6 Detroit 8-14-16—38. MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES-Activated Boston College (8-14, 1-10) is in last place in the Big Power-play Opportunities—Philadelphia 2 of South Carolina, NESN (tape delay) lead. Sacramento at Utah, 9:% p.m. V illa m va 6 7 NHL results Stave Johnson, canter, from the i.njurad lis t 3 p.m. — Bowling: PBA Budweiser Classic, Tommy Armour HI was next at 132 after a 66. Tom Sunday's Gamea Ftittsburgh 4 7 East. It will be the first meeting of the season between 5; Detroit 2 of 8. FOOTBALL Sabres 5,Canadiens 3 Goalies—Philadelphia, Peelers, 1-9-4 (37 Channel 8 Sieckmann had a 64 for a 133 and Bruce Lictzkc shot a Indiana vs. Washington at Baltimore. 1 p.m. Seton Hall 3 8 the two teams. Seattle at Charlotta, 1 p.m. Boston Collage 1 10 National Football League Montreal 1 2 0—3 shots-29 saves). DetroiL Cheveldae, 4-4-2 4 p.m. — College basketball: Notre Dame at NEW YORK JETS—Named Kippy Brown run­ Syracuse, Channel 3 66 for 134. All three played the South course. Chicago at Milwaukee, 230 p.m. Tbnlghl's Qattw a BuHalo 0 2 3-5 (23-17). ning back coach. Whalers play two on the road 4 p.m. — College baskatbaU: Georgia Tech at Boston St Los Angeles Lakers, 3:30 pm. Boston College at UConn (GompeO, 750 First Period—1. Montreal. Carbonneau 15 A— 19,841. Rick Fehr, who shared the first-round lead with PITTSBURGH STEELERS—Named Joe N.C. Stats. ESPN F’hoenix at Golden State, 6 pm . p.m. (MePhaa), 1:15. Penaltios—Knjpp, Buf finter- Referee—Kerry Fraser. Linesmen—Jerry Eastwood, could do no better than a 71 on the South Wbiton assistant coach. The Hartford Whalers (26-25-7) will be on the road Ftateman, ftit Dapuzzo. 4:30 p.m. — GoK; Shearson-Lehman Hutton Atlanta at Minnesota. 8 p.m. Georgetown at Salon Hal, 2 pm . ferenca), 8:52; Bodger, Buf (cross-checking), F’hiladeiphia at FHxtIand, 8 p.m. Notre Dams at Syracusa, 4 pm . HOCKEY for two games this weekend. They visit the Montreal 10:33; Skrudland, Mon Onterfarence), 15:34; Open, Channel 30 course and was at 136. National Hockey League 5 p.m. — Collsgs basketball: Virginia Tech at Fhttsburgh at VManova, 7 pm . Canadiens tonight at 7:30 (SportsChannel, WTIC) at the Walter, Mon (hooking), 19:23. NHL—Suspended Laurie Boschman. Win­ Cincirmali. NESN (tape delay) NBA results Providence at SL John's, 8 p.m. Second F^iod—2, Montreal, MePhee 12 nipeg Jets bnward, for eight games for a high- Forum before a Sunday night date at 7:35 (Channel 18, 6 p.m. — Golf; Aetna Challenge, ESPN (tape Bennett enters guilty plea (Skrudland, Walter), 1:37. 3. Montreal, sticking inddent In a game Feb. 8. delay) Hornets 113, Nuggets 107 Monday's Game WTIC) against the Sabres in Buffalo. Schneidar 3 (Svoboda, Corson), 6:02 (pp). 4, Golf NEW HAVEN (AP) — Lewis Bennett, a replacement SOCCER 7 pm. — College hockey: Maine at Boston FYovidertoe at UCom (Gampel), 750 p.m Buffalo. Bodger 10 (Turgaon, Foligno), 15:07 DENVER (107) AMERCAN INDOOR SOCCER ASSO-CIA- College or Northeaslem at l^viderK e, NESN player for the New York Giants during the 1987 strike, English 7-17 56 20, Kempton 58 1-2 13. (pp). 5. Buffalo, Andeychuk 24 (Turgeon. TION—Will become known as the National 7:30 pm . — CoUegs basketball; Boston Col­ Rasmussen 54 0-0 4. Lever 525 7-9 26. TV aoday's Gam ea Krupp), 19:18. Penalties—Lefebvre, Mon has pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the 1988 stabbing Professional Soccer League at the end of the lege at UConn, Chs. 5 38 WPOP (AM-1410) Adams 2-7 3-3 8. Uchti 513 4-4 14, Hanziik Boston Colege at Syracusa, 8 p.m. Ladies golf at Tallwood (cross-checking), 400; Andreychuk, Buf (intar- Inverrary golf scores currant season 8 pm. — College basketball: F^videncs at death of his wife. 4-10 2-4 10, Scheyes 2-4 5 6 10. Dunn 1-3 0-0 F’ittsburgh at Selon Halt, 8 p.m faranca), 4:43; Buffalo bench, served by Hogue LAUDERHIU, Fla (AP) — Scores Friday COLLEGE HEBRON — Membership applications have been sent SL John's, Channel 9 Bennett was originally charged with murder in the 2. Hughes 51 50 0. Totals 3592 2534 107. (too many men on ice), 5:47; Corson, Mon alter the first round of the $400,000 LPGA In- NAIA—Reinstated Washburn University's 8 p.m. — Whalers at Canadians, CHARLOTTE (113) Wad neaday's Gamas out to previous members of the Tallwood Women’s Club (roughing), 14:11. vorrary Golf Tournament played on the 6,245 Dec. 30, 1988, killing of his wife, Dicdre Bennett, in the men's athletic programs in good standing after SportsChannel, WTIC Tripucka 3-10 4-4 10, Gilliam 7-10 58 19, S I John's at Georgetown, 7 pm . Third Period—6. Buftalo, Turgaon 27 (Folig­ yard, par-72 Inverrary GC: at Tallwood Country Gub and are available to prospec­ 8 pm . — College basebeH: Texas at Miami, couple’s suburban Hamden apartment. Miami at Fhavidance, 8 p.m it agreed to forfeit three 1989 football victories. no. Andreychuk), 1:16. 7, Buffalo. Snuggerud 9 Elaine Crosby 33-35—68 J.R Raid 510 4-5 16, Bogues 4-8 4-4 12. ALLEGHENY—Named Ken OKeefe head ESPN Villonova at Temple, 7 pm . tive members. (Kennedy, Turgeon). 6:27. 8, Buffalo, Hogue 9 Dale Eggeling 34-35—69 An autopsy showed her throat was cut and she was Chapman 516 54 13. ArxJerson 0-1 2-2 2. 9:30 pm . — College basketball: Fhttsburgh at football coach. There will be a Potluck supper on Tbesday, March 27, (Maguire, Housley), 9:17. Penalties—Martinaon, Susan Sanders 36-34—70 Curry 4-7 0-0 8. FLReid 5 1 1 1-1 19, G atlison ARIZONA—Announced that the Board of Villanovo, NESN (tape delay) stabbed several limes in the chest, back, leg and neck. Thursday's Games Mon (unsportsmanlike conduct), 15:14; Jane Crafter 36-34—70 59 4-6 U.Totals 43-82 27-34 113. Flegents extended the contract of Dick Tomey, at 6 pjn. An opening day nine-hole scramble is planned 11:30 p.m. — College basketball; BYU at Under a plea agreement, Bennett pleaded guilty New Hampshire at Boston Colege, 8 pm . Maguire, Buf (unsportsmanlike conduct), 15:14; Jennifer Hyatt 34-36—70 Denver M 21 25 27-107 heed football coach, through the 1993 season. UTEP, ESPN Chariolls 25 33 29 26-113 for 'Riesday morning, April 3 at 8:30. Reservations and Corson, Mon, major (lighting), 19:33; Krupp, Jane Goddes 33-37— 70 Thursday to first-degree manslaughter. His prison sen­ Saturday, Feb. 24 CALIFOflNIA—Named Dan Cozzetto olferv 2:30 a.m. — Temis: SkyDomo World Touma- 3-Ftoint goals—Denver 3-13 (English 1-1, fee information are available by calling Linda McLeod at Buf, major (lighting), 19:33. Tammie Green 37-33—70 Seton Hal at UCom (Garryiel), 750 p.m sive line coach. msnL E S f^ (tope delay) tence will not exceed 17 years, followed by five years Adams 1-4, Lever 1-5 Lichll 51, Hanziik 51. Shots on goal—Montreal 15-8-7-30. Buffalo Missie Berteoli 37-34—71 VUonova at Goorgetown, 2 p.m § 647-1847. Dunn 51), Chartotle 51 (Curry 51). Fqpled 4 -1 1 -6 -2 3 . Lisalotte Neumann 37-34—71 probation. He is to be sentenced on March 30. Ihttsburgh at Boston Colege, 8 p.m Sunday out—Rasmussen, Schayes, Gilliam . Power-play Opportunities—Montreal 1 of 4; Nancy Rubin 38-33—71 Bennett played his college football at Florida A & M DeFtaul at SL John's, 8 p.m Trevino leads senior event Buffalo 1 of 4. Marla Figueras-Dotti 39-32—71 Noon — Motorsports: Daytona 500, Channel Rebounds—Denver 53 (Lever 10). Cherlotta 53 Goalies—Montreal, Roy, 21-13-2 (23 Donne While 36-35—71 3 and was a wide receiver for the Giants during the strike. (J.R.Reid 8). Assists—Denver 24 (Adams 6). Bowling •S NAPLES, Fla. (AP) — Lee Trevino made four straight shots-18 saves). Buffalo, Puppa, 24-13-5 Gina Huil 37-34—71 1 p.m. — College basketball; Oklahoma at Chertotte 24 (Bogues 11). Total touls—Oerrver How Top 25 fared (30-27). Missouri, Channel 30 29. Chartotte 25 A—23,901. birdies on the back nine Friday on the way to an open- Sherri Steinhauser 3536—71 Lendl, McEnroe gain semis How the Assodatad Fhaes' Top 25 taair« A— 16,433. Judy Dickinson 3536—71 1 p.m. — Golf: LPGA F>har-Mor Irwsrrory Cavaliers 109, Hawks 101 fared Friday: ^ ing-round 66 and the first-round lead at the Aetna Chal- Referee—Bill McCreary. Linesmen— Flon Beth Daniel 36-35—71 Classic, ESPN TORONTO (AP) — A conu-oversial line call in a 1. Kmaas (24-2) did not play. Next vs. Blossom League ATLANTA (101) Assalstine, Ron Finn. Gail Anderson Graham 36-35—71 1:30 pm . — Islanders at Flyers, SportsChon- Cecils Lepine 175479. Santas Harrington lenge senior tournament. second-set tiebreaker helped lop-sccdcd Ivan Lendl turn WMis 7-11 2-2 16. Wikins 11-26 3-4 25 Nebraska. Saturday. 1 Amy Benz 34-37—71 nal Z Missouri (252) dkf not ploy. Next vs. No. 175494, Nona AchiNs 178, Jonal Ftattan 456, " Trevino’s 66 tied the tournament’s low round, set by Rangers 2, Deviis 1 Cindy Hill 3537—72 2 p.m. — College basketball: Michigan at back Kevin Curren Friday at the SkyDomc World tennis Malone 7-13 514 23, Long 59 50 10. Wabb 511 0-0 10. Levingston 2-4 51 4, Battle 3-6 11 OMohomo, Sunday. Doris Ftattan 484. N.V. Rangers 1 1 0—2 Martha Foyer 36-36—72 Ohio State, Channel 8 3. Goorgetown (19-3) did not play. Neat vs. Bobby Nichols in 1988. The Challenge, which concludes tournament. 0-0 6, Vbikov 1-1 0-0 3, Smith 2-6 0-0 4, Totals CO New Jersey 1 0 0—1 Betsy King 36-36—72 3:30 p.m. — Celtics at Lakers. Channel 3, Solon Hall at the Meadowtands. Saturday. GOP Women 4587 14-21 101. Sunday, will pay $60,000 to the winner. First period—1, Now Jersey, Fetisov 5 (Pod- Sandra S^zich 3537—72 W LI (AM-1400) Lendl, who rallied from 5-0 and saved seven match 4. Syracuse (16-4) did not play. Next vs. CLEVELAND (109) Lottie KuezynsM 185471, Eleanor Berggren “I went back to my old putter and my old way of put­ dubny, Turgeon). 10:50 (pp). 2. New MbrK Jill Briles 37-35—72 4 pm. — Golf: Shsorson-Lshmon Hutton Notre Dome, Saturday. points in the tiebreaker before rallying to win 6-7 Nance 11-16 59 30. Brown 1-9 50 2. 180, Carolyn Wilson 463, Joyce Tyfer 471. Dahlw 15 (Nicholls. Wilson), 16:45 (pp). Penal- Cathy Morse 36-36—72 Open, Channel 30 5 MicNgan (19-4) dU not ploy. Next at Ohio ting, just like I had to do in the l% 0s,” Trevino said. “1 7-6 (14-12), 6-3 and advance to Saturday’s semifinals Dau(9rarty 1515 1-1 21, Ehio 59 50 11. Price tiee-Oahlen, NY (holding). 3:07; Maley, NJ Danielle Ammaccapane 37-35—72 4:30 pm. — College basketball: Rhode Is­ Stale, Sunday. 4-11 54 13. J.W litans 514 4-5 20. Kerr 5-8 Eastern Businessmen didn’t really hit any bad shots and 1 had a good run on (slashing), 3X>7; Janssens, NY (unsportsm an- Julie Hennessy 38-34-72 land at Duqustna, SportsChannel against John McEnroe. 6. Duka (21-4) dU not play. Neat vs. Vtaka 5 0 12. Keys 50 5 0 O.Totals 44-82 1519 109. the back nine.” Uks conduct), 7:06; Brooks, NJ (unsportsman- Meg Mellon 37-35—72 5 pra — Cydirig: Tour of tie Americas, McEnroe, despite lodging several animated complmnts ForssL Sunday. Bob Hanson 142-142415. Ed Mockus 143. Jerilyn Britz 37-35—72 ESF^ (tape delay) Atlanta 27 30 23 21-101 7. UNLV (21-4) dd not ploy. Next vs. No. 20 Mark Holmas 149, Vic Saldus 175145419, Al Uks conduct). 7:06; King, NY, misconduct 6:52; Clavetand 31 27 29 22—109 Trevino birdicd holes 13-16 on the 6,719-yard course Patty Sheehan 37-35—72 6 p.m. — Golf: Aetna Challenge. ESPN (tape with the umpire and line judges, celebrated his 31 si Artzons. Sunday. Bonini 147-423, Ftaul Peck 156, Buck Wautulet HusaofL NJ, misconduct, 8:52; Kisio, NY 3-F>oint goals—Atlanta 1-5 (Volkov 1-1. Hollis Stacy 36-3572 delay) 8. Arkansas (254) did not pisy. Next vs. 178417. Bums Alien 141, Lou Bot# 155 Tom at the Club at Pelican Bay in Naples. (slashing), 9:54; Mullen, KY (reughing), 10:58; birthday with a 6-4,6-0 win over Jay Berger. Wilkins 51. Long 51, Smith 52). aeveland Jenny Lidback 36-36—72 7 pm. — Whalers at Sabres, Channel 18, Southom MediodtaL Saturday. Fahey 155393. Fton Ftauza 14Z Flon Joiner “1 hit the ball well,” he said. “No poor shots today.” Ftochefort, NY (rougNng), 10:59; Shanahan, Sixth-seeded Tim Mayotte defeated No. 4 Aaron 512 (Kerr 2-4, Price 2-5 EhIo 1-Z Brown 51). NJ, double minor (roughing), 10:59; Dsneyko, Shelley Hamlin 39-33-72 WTIC 9. LSU (155) did not play. Next at Vondsr- 151-162-438. Jim Skiami 147-140404. Pete Mike Hill, overcoming severe back spasms, u-ailed Nancy Brown 36-3572 8 pm. — North Stars at Oilers, SportaChon- Krickstein 4-6, 6-4, 7-6 (7-5) to qualify for the other Fouled out—None. Rebounds—Atlanta 42 SCO# 15Z Joe Melzan 155400, Jeff Twerdy NJ (tripping), 11:33; fVSundstrom, NJ (hold­ (WMklre. Malone 12), Clavetand 50 (Daugherty blL Sunday. Cindy Figg-Curriar 37-35—72 nel ia Connacdctil (21-4) did not ploy. Naot: 142, Mick Holmos 14941Z Emil Floux 146. S Trevino by two shots with a 68. ing). 15:39; Albelin. NJ (holding). 19:38. semifinal against second-seed Brad Gilbert or Czechos­ 14). Assists—Attanta 21 (Smith 6), Cleveland Trish Johnson 36-3572 9 p.m. — Top Flank Boxing: Flasi-I Brombls vs. Boston CoUags, Saturday. John Kurrz 151. Second period—3, New York, Ogrodnick 34 33 (F*rice 9). Total touts—Atlanta 16. Oevetand 1 Charles Coody, Jim Dent and Harold Henning were (Mullen, Nicholls), 1:22 (pp). Penal­ Joan Delk 38-3573 vs. Santos Cardona, ESF^ lovakian Petr Korda, who play Friday night. next at 69. ties—Jarissens, NY (roughing), 6:iO\ Daneyko. Kristi Albers 3535—73 10 p.m. — Bruins at Canucks, Channel 38 1 9 9 0 Allegations against Illinois listed 76ers beat Sonics in low-scoring OT affair PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Rick By Robert Lee Zimmer Published reports have indicated The imiversity’s investigation has Mahom and Johnny Dawkins had two NBA Roundup The Associated Press the NCAA investigated charges that been conducted by Chicago attorney free throws apiece — the only points in Illinois offered top prospect Dcon Mike Slive. the extra period — as the Philadelphia CHAMPAIGN, in. — The Thomas cash and a car to sign, and “We have had an opportunity to 76ers won the lowest-scoring overtime review its contents and now can on a pair of free throws and a layup, University of Illinois offered basket­ offered substantial inducements to game in NBA history, 100-96 over the making it 107-99. Kerr’s layup with five ball recruits incentives, including LaPhonso Ellis, who now plays for begin to address every allegation as Seattle SuperSonics on Friday night. thoroughly as possible,” Mackovic seconds left clinched it before Malone cash, a car, athletic equipment and Notre Dame. Neither team made a field goal in the made a layup at the buzzer — Atlanta’s personal photos, the NCAA charged The university deleted all names said. “Through our own investiga­ five-minute overtime, with Mahom scor­ tion, we have collected con­ only field goal in the final 3:37. in a letter released Friday by school from the copies of the NCAA offi­ ing the first points with 1:38 left and Dominique Wilkins scored 25 points officials. cial inquiry letter, and Weir and siderable, albeit in many instances, Johnny Dawkins sealing the victory with conflicting information on this and Malone 23 for Atlanta. John Wil­ Chancellor Morton Weir charac­ Mackovic declined to identify seven seconds remaining. liams added 20 for Cleveland. terized the 11 allegations as serious anyone involved in the probe or case.” The 76ers were O-for-6 and Seattle 0- The Hawks, fighting to stay ahead of The NCAA letter suggests the in­ and “shocking,” and said the univer­ provide details of its progress. for-8 from the field in overtime. Cleveland for the final Eastern Con­ ducements all were made by the sity’s internal investigation was not One of the most serious charges The lowest-scoring overtime period in ference playoff spot, have lost eight of same Illinois representative, though complete. He declined to say alleges that someone from Dlinois NBA history was six points — three each their last 10 games. Cleveland has won he was not named. Illinois recruiter whether he thought any of the char­ offered a recruit $80,000 to sign and by Philadelphia and Washington on Nov. six of nine. and assistant coach Jimmy Collins ges were true. a Chevrolet Blazer upon enrollment, 15,1975. Atlanta took a six-point lead midway has been barred from recruiting by “If the evidence we find supports while another major accusation says It was only the third time since the ad­ through the third quarter, but, as in the the university pending the outcome the allegations, we will act accord­ a recruit was promised $5,000 to vent of the 24-second clock that a team fourth, sUTigglcd in the closing minutes. ingly,” Athletic Director John sign and $5,000 a year to play. of the case. was shut out in overtime. Houston was The Hawks scored five points in the final “1 didn’t offer anybody any Mackovic said. ‘To the extent that Other charges allege that the blanked against Portland on Jan. 22, 1983 6:16 of the third quarter and trailed 87-80 money,” Collins said recently. our investigation does not support recruiter provided prospective ath­ and the Lakers were shut out 11-0 against entering the final period. Henson is in his 15th season at D- an allegation, we will vigorously letes with cash for entertainment and Detroit last Dec. 1. A 12-3 Atlanta surge, keyed by six linois. This is the first time his argue against it.” T-shirts while on campus, $200 to Charles Barkley scored 23 points and points from Wilkins, tied it 98-98 with The Associated Press program has been investigated by Coach Lou Henson and his team, $300 to attend a friend’s prom. Con­ Dawkins added 20 to lead the 76crs. 3:37 to play. ON THE MOVE — Kentucky under first- ranked 15th nationally with an 18-5 verse basketball shoes, an Adidas the NCAA. Xavier McDaniel had 25 points and Der­ Hornets 113, Nuggets 107: At Char­ Punishment for violations could year coach Rick Pitino, shown above, has record and 8-5 in the Big Ten after sweatshirt and a photo taken with D- rick McKey 22 for Seattle. lotte, N.C., Robert Reid made four cmcial reaching the NCAA’s Final Four last range from a reprimand to the so- put on a surge of late. It upset LSU on linois players containing the inscrip­ The SuperSonics held a %-92 lead on a baskets in the final seven minutes as the season, were in East Lansing, Mich., tion, “Yea ... you belong with us called “death penalty,” under which rebound basket by McKey with 1:04 Charlotte Hornets broke a 12-game losing Thursday night. on Friday preparing for a conference man, and we want and need to have Illinois would be barred from bas­ remaining. However, Mahom scored for streak and gave Coach Gene Littles his game against Michigan State on you with us.” ketball competition for a specified Philadelphia with 22 seconds to go and first victory, 113-107 over the Denver Saturday. Henson’s hotel room The NCAA letter to Weir notes period of time. then deflected a pass that Derek Smith Nuggets Friday night. phone went unanswered late Friday that its enforcement staff inves­ University officials have said they coverted into a game-tying layup with six Reid, who returned for a second stint Kentucky five do not expect that to happen. afternoon and he didn’t immediately tigated the basketball program and seconds on the clock. with the Hornets after being traded to return a message. “it appears reasonable to expect that Illinois’ basketball program The tie was the 25th of a game that saw Portland, hit three straight baskets to help Big Ten spokesman Mark Rudner the NCAA Committee on Infrac­ would be eligible for the death neither team lead by more than six points. Charlotte open a 103-91 lead midway showing life said Commissioner Jim Dclany was tions will find violations ... con­ penalty if serious violations oc­ The first half had 15 ties, and neither through the fourth period. When Denver out of town until Wednesday and cerning these matters.” curred, because the university had team led by more than four points. Seatde rallied, Reid converted a three-point play The Associated Press planned no statement on the situa­ The Illinois case could come been guilty of other NCAA infrac­ connected on 20 of 36 shots in the half, to give Littles his first victory ^ter seven By Mike Embry tion. before the committee in April. tions in the past five years. led by McDaniel, who was 8-for-12 with losses. SWALLOWED UP — Seattle's Derrick McKey (31) loses the ball as The Associated Press 17 points. Littles replaced Dick Harter on Jan. 31. he is pressured by Philadelphia’s Charles Barkley (34) and Derek A layup by Mike Gminski with 4:37 Reid and Armon Gilliam scored 19 Smith, right, during first-half action Friday night at the Spectrum in LEXINGTON, Ky. — There’s a new poster in shops NFL opens door to underclassmen left in the third quarter gave Philadelphia points each for Charlotte to lead seven Philadelphia. this week that shows a smiling Kentucky coach Rick a 67-61 advantage, but the Sonics came players in double figures. Pitino and asks the question, “Well, what do you think so back to take a 72-71 lead on a jump shot ftt Lever scored 14 of his 26 points in period for a 43-40 lead after Dell Curry’s points. far?” By Dave Goldberg in the top 10, as could quarterbacks in school whenever possible. by Jim Farmer with 22 seconds left in the the fourth period to lead Denver, which 20-footer at 5:56. The lead changed six Consecutive baskets by Mitchell gave Minnesota a 106-104 lead with 58 Well, if you ask any of the estimated 11,000 fans who The Associated Press Jeff George of Illinois and Andre “Commissioner Tagliabue strong­ period. lost its third straight game. Alex English times after that, the last on Gattison’s seconds to play. Tony Campbell scored remained in Rupp Arena to listen to his postgame show Ware of Houston, who have yet to ly believes that staying in school is Cavaliers 109, Hawks 101: At Rich­ added 20 points for the Nuggets, who lost jumper that gave the Hornets a 56-54 on a drive 40 seconds later to make it after Kentucky’s 100-95 upset over No. 9 Louisiana NEW YORK — The NFL took an say what they will do. in the best interests of the over­ field, Ohio, Brad Daugherty had 21 points to Charlotte 110-108 in Denver on Jan. edge with 11 seconds left in the half. whelming majority of young ath­ 108-104, and Sidney Lowe’s free throws State Thursday night, the reply probably would be, “Pret­ inevitable step Friday, becoming the To be eligible, however, a player and 14 rebounds and started a game-en­ 18. Charlotte never trailed again. with 11 seconds left cemented the victory. ty good.” last professional league to admit col­ must apply by March 22 and accom­ letes for educational, athletic and ding 11-3 run with a three-point play as Denver closed the 12-point deficit to Timberwolves 111, Pacers 105: At Fur a team going nowhere after a March 5 game at lege underclassmen and making the pany the application with an af- jjersonal reasons,” NFL spokesman the Cleveland Cavaliers beat the Atlanta 104-100 on Lever’s two free throws with Minneapolis, Sam Mitchell came off the Spurs 100, Jazz M: At San Antonio, Joe Browne said in annouiibi'ng the Notre Dame, the Wildcats have been making the most of April 22 draft one of the strongest in fadavit that irrevocably renounces Hawks 109-101 Friday night. 3:26 left. Following a Denver turnover, bench to score 24 points, including a pair Terry Cummings scored 14 of his 27 the regular season. a decade. his remaining collegiate eligibility. new guidelines. ^ Daugherty, playing in his seventh game Kenny Gattison hit a follow shot with of baskets that started a decisive 9-1 run points in the fourth quarter and San An­ “It is a very difficult transition tonio finished the game with a 15-0 run Last May, the NCAA imposed a two-year ban on Under the new policy, announced Some college officials had sug­ since returning from August foot surgery, 2:39 left. late in the game, as Minnesota held on for from the colleges to the NFL, even postseason play on the Wildcats because of academic and by Commissioner Paul Tagliabue, gested that players be allowed to test broke a 98-98 tie with a layup and foul Lever then missed a 3-point try before a 111-105 victory over Indiana Friday Friday night to knock off Midwest for the best collegiate players." Division leader Utah 100-86. recruiting violations. So another chapter in the school’s any underclassman who wants to the waters, then return to college if shot with 3:13 to go. Reid drove the lane for a basket, was night. storied basketball history will be closed in 16 days. enter this year’s draft must have en­ their prospects of being picked high Even so, last year’s premier un­ Larry Nance followed with a layup on fouled and got the free throw with 1:44 The victory was the expansion Timber- Utah, which got 28 points from Karl derclassmen fared well. Malone, now holds a half-game edge over Senior guard Derrick Miller could have Uansferred rolled in college for the 1987 fall seemed small. an alley-oop pass from Steve Kerr, and left for a 109-100 advantage. wolves’ second suaight and ended a Barry Sanders, the first pure the Spurs, who had lost three straight and been immediately eligible after last season’s sanc­ semester, meaning that juniors or Moreover, the new league policy after Moses Malone made one of two free Charlotte came back from a 10-point four-game winning streak by the Ricers, junior to enter the draft, was the of­ tions, but decided to finish his career at Kentucky. sophomores who have missed one eliminates use of the supplemental throws, Nance scored the next four jxrints deficit with a 12-2 run in the second who were led by Reggie Miller with 32 games. “People didn’t give us much of a chance,” Miller said season would be eligible. draft to enhance a player’s fensive rookie of the year after rush­ after scoring 29 points against LSU. “They wondered That could mean an influx of prospects, as such underclassmen as ing for 1,470 yards with Detroit, why I stayed here. This is why 1 stayed here.” perhaps 40 good pro prospects, al­ Brian Bosworth and Timm Rosen- second in the NFL and first in the But the end is in sight for the Wildcats. though how good is questionable. bach have done in recent years. Now NFC. Bobby Humphrey, who was Schrader in back of pack to start Daytona 500 “The most disappointing thing is the last game of the “Drafting isn’t exactly an exact only players who graduate or drop taken by Denver in the supplemental draft, ran for 1,151 yards in helping season,” Pitino said Friday. “The only thing I see is the science,” said Dick Steinberg, out of school after the regular draft his car in a preliminary event and had to “He’s got to have that, and he’s got to “I’ve been saying for the last week and season winding down and you don’t want it to end. We general manager of the New York will be allowed in. the Broncos win the AFC champion­ By Dick Brinster have luck,” he said of Schrader. “He a half that sitting on the pole was no big ship. go to a backup. just want to enjoy it.” Jets, who noted that linebackers 'The new policy was done reluc­ The Associated Press Richard Petty, a seven-time winner of needs a lot of things to fall in place for deal,” he said. “1 can’t change my story So far this year, 10 under­ For the past two weeks, Kentucky nas been playing Keith McCants of Alabama and tantly, but also was the result of an the prestigous stock car race, said him.” now.” classmen have declared their inten­ like a team on a mission, with four straight victories. Junior Seau of Southern California, inevitable progression that has al­ DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — Patience, Schrader will face no dilemma if he Mark Martin, one of the fastest of the Schrader insists he won’t consider it a After a sluggish start, the Wildcats have far exceeded both of whom have applied, have lowed undercl^smen in basketball, tion to come out. perseverance and power are among the remembers it’s a long race. R)rd drivers, secs the need for Schrader to great feat if he is able to take the lead. preseason expectations. Some observers jokingly thought only one full year as starters in col­ baseball and hockey for more than a In addition to McCants, Seau and key ingredients for a Daytona 500 winner. “He doesn’t have to be in any hurry,” move quickly. “It’s a lot easier to be a speed demon they would be pressed to win as many games as the foot­ lege. decade. Smith, they include running backs Ken Schrader will n e ^ all of them and Petty said. “They pay off for 500 miles, “He’s got to drive as fast as he can and when you’re sitting in that car,” he said of ball team — six. “You’re talking about guys who In recent years, no underclassman Reggie Cobb of Tennessee, Rodney a little more if he hopes to drive into Vic­ hope he doesn’t wreck," Martin said. his Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet. But the Wildcats are 13-10, already equaling last sat out one year because of Proposi­ who has applied for the draft has Hampton of Georgia, Marcus Wil­ not 490.” tory Lane on Sunday and claim a big Defending champion Darrell Waltnp, a Defending Winston Cup champion Schrader has put Hendrick cars on the season’s victory total that came in 32 games and marked tion 48 and had just the one good been denied because the NFL didn’t son of Virginia and Barry Foster of chunk of the $2 million purse. Schrader teammate, said the decision to Rusty Wallace doesn’t think Schrader’s pole a record-tying three straight years. the school’s first losing record in 62 years. One more year as opposed to seniors who have want to test its policies in court. Arkansas; quarterbacks Major Har­ “We’ve all been in that situation at one task will be difficult. Waltrip won the race with one last year, victory and they’re assured of a .500 season. played for three.” During that period, Tagliabue was ris of West - Virginia and Scott go to the backup car was smart. time or another,” race favorite Dale Ear­ “You can’t run 500 miles here with a “I don’t think it will be a problem for while former teammate Geoff Bcdine, the And they are a surprising 9-5 in the Southeastern Con­ Still, McCants is expected to be the chief legal adviser to former Mitchell of Utah, and defensive nhardt said Friday. “Kenny will have to de facto pole-sitter, was the winner in ference, only a half-game behind co-leaders LSU and the first player taken when Atlanta commissioner Pete Rozelle. lineman Marc Spindler of Pitt. beat-up car,” Waltrip said. “If he’s as fast be careful, but starting in the back row at as he was, he’ll be right up there after a 1986. Georgia. The Wildcats were picked ninth in the con­ makes its choice. Seau and running Even in revising its policy, which In addition to McCants, Seau and Daytona is not that big a deal.” If he doesn’t win, Schrader will not be ference preseason poll. back Emmitt Smith of Florida, both follows several meetings with Smith, Spindle and perhaps Schrader is back there, despite witming pit stop or two.” disappointed. But Waltrip preaches patience. “Every team we play in the SEC is like our tourna­ of whom also have announced their NCAA officials, the NFL em­ Hampton and Mitchell are con­ the pole a week ago, because he wrecked ment,” guard Richie Farmer said. intention to come out, also could go phasized that it wants players to stay sidered potential first-rounders. 9 9 0 High School Roundup EC clinches third in ACC; Bolton in tourney to Sabre win

It was a good night for the East Catholic High boys’ basketball team as the Eagles, in a third place tie in the NHL Roundup All Connecticut Conference going into the evening’s ac­ tion, convincingly took the position with a 101-75 vic­ tory over St. Bernard Friday night at the Rev. Robert E. b u ffa l o , N.Y. (AP) — Pierre Turgeon had a goal and three assists as the Buffalo Sabres scored the game’s Saunders Gymnasium. - The win gives East (5-5, 11-9) not only third place in last five goals for a come-from-behind 5-3 victory over the ACC and the homecourt advantage for next Friday’s the Montreal Canadiens Friday night. first round ACC Tournament clash with either Notre Thrgeon scored the game-tying goal 1:16 into the third Dame or Fairfield Prep, but also its first winning season period and then assisted on what proved to be the game- since 1983-84. winner five minutes later by Dave Snuggemd. 4 East’s last winning campaign was at 15-11 in ’83-84 Benoit Hogue closed out the scoring as the Sabres, with Jim Penders as the coach. The Eagles qualified for who trailed 3-0 late in the second period, scored five the state tournament a year ago, but with a sub-.500 goals during a 14:10 stretch in the second and third record. periods. , . 1 “This gives us third place, evens our ACC record at The Sabres snapped a two-game losing streak, took a 5-5, and assures a winning season so it was a real good four-point lead over third-place Montreal in the Adms night,” East first-year coach Bill Finnegan said excitedly. Division and won the season series against the Canadiens It was also the first time an Eagle quintet broke the with a 4-3-1 record. century mark in scoring since 1978-79 when that club Montreal, which had won five of its previous six § ^ routed Glastonbury High by a 107-79 count. games, got goals from Guy Carbonneau, Mike MePhee East had a 23-16 lead after one quarter before taking a and Mathieu Schneider. The Sabres’ other goals were 44-29 halftime bulge. “We moved the ball around real scored by Doug Bodger and Dave Andreychuk. well,” Finnegan said. “We got the ball down the court The Canadiens jumped to a 3-0 lead, but two goals late ^ m and they (Su Bernard) wefe chasing us,” he added. in the second period brought Buffalo back into the game The Saints wind up at 4-6 and in fourth place in the before the Sabres took command with three goals in the ACC. They are now 10-8 overall. final period. ^ .x. iS St. Bernard trimmed the Eagle lead to 71-61 early in Thrgeon tied it up when a {»ss from behind the net the fourth quarter but “then we hit another run where we was blocked by Montreal goalie Patrick Roy onto Tur- outscored them,” Finnegan said. geon’s stick in the deep slot. He nicked a wrist shot bet­ P.J. Monahan poured in 26 points, Chris Paradiso 21 ween Roy’s arm and his body at 1:16. and Rob Penders and Bill Evans 14 apiexx for the Eagles. Snuggemd gave Buffalo its first lead of the p n e at / Chris Conklin grabbed 12 rebounds and Penders 10 6:27 when he lifted a rebound over Roy from in close while Paradiso from his point guard slot dished out 13 as­ and Hogue closed out the scoring with a similar goal at sists. 9*17 O J3 ■ B ^ger scored Buffalo’s first goal when his 25-fwter MaU Pontbriant had a game-high 29 points for St. Ber­ Reginald PinttVManchestef Herald nard. beat a screened Roy on the power play at 15|07 of the A. O T1 EAST CATHOLIC (101) — P J. Monahan 5 1 5-16 26. Rob Panders 5 second period, while Andreychuk made it 3-2 with 42 SHOT ATTEMPT — Manchester High’s Jim Anselmo pushes a shot toward the basket in O m 4-5 14, Chris Conklin 2 5-5 9, Chris Paradiso 7 5-7 21, Bill Evans 6 1-214, seconds left in the period when he converted a goal­ Jolsi Griffin 4 0-2 8, Mika Marsh 1 2-2 4, Matt Ryan 0 1 -2 1, Tom Balskus 1 fro n ^ If Jacteon (21) and Curtis St. Brice (25) as Indian teammate 0-0 2, Brian Gorman 0 0-0 0. Brian Igoa 0 0-0 0, Eric Bertrand 10-0 2. To­ mouth pass from Thrgeon. , r- , .u ^rPubli^fMari^ tals 32 33-41 101. The Canadiens scored the game s first thrw gt^s, Emil Issavi (30) looks on during Friday night’s game at Clarke Arena.______ST. BERNARD (75) — Sean Velazquez 2 2-2 6. Rusty Elhngton 5 2-3 14 Matt Rjnbriant 10 9-9 29. Jason Martin 3 1-2 7. Keith Boutwetl 2 3-4 8, with Caiboimeau opening the scoring at 1:15 of the t o t Nick Liapes 1 2-2 5. Will DaGroot 1 0-0 a Dan Henderson 2 tW) 4. Totals period. MePhee’s shot from the pomt banked off the post o z 26 19-22 75 and Carbonneau tapped the rebound into ^ opem net. 3-point goals: EC- Paradiso Z Monahan, Evans; SB- Ellington Z Bout- m MePhee made it 2-0 at the 1:37 mark of the second '* H a !C ^ 44-29 East Catholic Reginald Pinto/Manchester Herald period when he slipped a short backh^der over the East From Page 46 Bolton makes state tourney shoulder of Sabres goalie Daren > 05 DEFENSIVE PRESSURE — Manchester High’s Rodney Crockett (43) applies the defen­ it 3-0 when his shot from the point banked in off Puppa MIDDLETOWN — It’s been a long time between killed us on the boards,” Coventry coach Ron Badstueb- > at 6:02. visits — the last being 14 years ago — but the Bolton sive pressure as Hartford Public’s Jake Fournier, with his back to the camera, fumbles the added. . n ner said. “They just look everything. Our foul shooting J3 H East had a 14-2 lead after one quarter and 25-9 High boys’ basketball team qualified for the state tounw- basketball during Friday night’s C C C East clash at Clarke Arena. Manchester’s Jeff Ross Rangers 2, Devils 1: At East Rutherford NJ., Bemie (16-for-20) kept us in it.” I > ment for the first time since 1975-76 Friday night with its Nicholls set up power-play goals by halftime edge. , Sophomore Rob Buteau poured in a career-high 28 (33) is also in on the play. The Indians upset the Owls, 59-49. Marget Riley and Irene and Barbara Chorazyczewski 59-50 victory over Vinal Tech in Charter Oak Con­ Ogrodnick and goalie John Vanbiesbrouck made 29 points for Coventry. Sage Reinholtz and Kevin Fennell s a « s ^ the New York Rangers ^feated the slumping each had six points to lead East. The Eagles used 13 ference play. keep (Vinal) at bay,” Phillips said. RHAM. “They have Wadsworth, a very good player, and led Bacon with 18 points apiece. The win moves the Bulldogs to 8-10 for the season New Jersey Devils 2-1 on Friday night. players with 11 getting in the scoring column. BACON ACADEMY ( n ) — Kalti Moyer 1 08 2. Ken Gen 0 68 6. Chris Hohler led Bolton with 24 points with Tozzoli adding they have some physical kids who complement him very Cathy Bland had 17 of Suffield’s total. Costa 2 5-7 9, Saga Reinholtz 8 2-4 18. Kevin Fennell 7 1-3 18. Gary and assures them a berth in postseason play. They finish The victory was the Rangers second in their l^ tf i e 12 and Peter Della Bella nine. Tyrone James had 21 well.” EAST CATHOLIC (40) — k«n« ChofBZyczswwW 1 48 6, Erin Col^n 2 LaliberlB 3 3-4 9. Shemm Wilton 3 5-11 11. Total* 24 22-37 73. games (2-3), but it stretched their overall 0-5 5 Su« Figuer«do 1 08 2. B^ibam Chormzy<»w»l*ll 3. C- Butaau McCarthy Vwsina. John- => “It feels great being in the tournament,” Bolton coach v in a l t e c h (50) — Grady Jacobs 3 0-1 7, Luke Leachman 3 0-0 6. New Jersey is 1-5-3 in its last nine and conunues to 0 Z Z RHAM (81) — Jutfin Foran 5 0-0 11. Jualin Malloy 0 2-2 2. Jaion Flaury 0 0-10, Rhonda Hoot 0 08 0, Phoipa 0 08 0. Back 0 0-0 0, Klausa son. Coomb*. E Craig Phillips exclaimed. “It’s like having the radio up Tyrone Jamas 9 2-4 21. Henry Duncan 4 2-3 10, Rob EWridga 2 2-2 6, WadavKOrlh 6 2-3 16, Gary Ibung 0 2-2 2. Eric Cavoli 7 3-5 17. Grog have problems scoring goals. The Devils have ^ored just RarKly Garland 0 0-0 0. Totals 21 6-10 50. 0 0 8 0. FWlizzi00-00.Totals4 11-14 19. Halftima: 39-30 Coventry. LaGauH 1 2-2 4. Pat Dougan 2 5-10 9, Mark Cloutiaf 1 3-4 5 Phil two goals in their last three games and 18 during the 3-point goals: EC- Colgan and the top rolled down in the convertible. 3-point goals: B- Sauer Z VT- Jacobs. James Halbenabalt 0 4-4 4. Bon Wilton 4 2-5 10. Davo Gag no 1 0-2 Totala 27 Z Halftime: 25-9 East ------“It feels real good. I’m happy for the seniors (Mike Halftime: 32-22 Bolton 25-39 81. nine-game slump that has dropped them from ir o 3 Haugh. Frank Tozzoli. David Boles) who’ve gone CHENEY TECH (38) — Jim LoBlanc 2 1-2 6, Aaron Granato 0 0-2 0. RHAM overwhelms Tech five Saan Wblatadt 4 2-4 10. Don LoClorc 4 0-1 8. Cria Hawaa 1 0-1 Z Todd fourth place. r Bacon Academy nips Coventry C through a lot to get to this point,” he added. Merdar 0 0-0 0. Paul Morciar 4 0-1 8, BIN Main 0 04) 0. Kovin Doan 1 04) The Rangers power play, which was 2-for-6, and Van- 3 Vinal, which still has a shot at tournament play, fell to It was not a good night for Cheney Tech, and an im­ Z Totala 16 3-11 36. bicsbrouck were the difference on Friday night. COLCHESTER — What gave the Coventry a nine- l v X j . X k l 7 pressive one for RHAM High, as the Sachems over­ 3-poinl goala: CT- LoBlanc; R- Widtwrorlh. Foran Vanbiesbrouck. 3-1-1 in his last five decisions was point halftime lead — its shooUng — proved to be its I 6-11 with the loss. Halftima: 38-17 RHAM From Page 48 5 % The homestanding Hawks led at one point in the first powered the Beavers, 81-36, Friday night in Charter Oak spectacular in the final 30 minutes. He downfall in the Patriots’ 73-71 loss to Bacon Academy m quarter, 10-1. “(Paul) Sauer hit a 3-pointcr and (Frank) Conference boys’ basketball action. East girls end long drought Sundstrom on two break-ins. the second with 12 54 to Charter Oak Conference action Friday night. ------The win was the 11th in 18 outings for RHAM while Coventry, 8-11, winds up the regular season "^sday TozjmU hit a couple from the baseline to help bring us SUFFEELD — The East Catholic High girls’ basket­ play, and made a great glove save on a slap shot by Public took the junior varsity contest, 76-71. Randy Cheney remains winless at 0-17. Cheney’s next outing is at home against Bolton High at 7:30 pjn. Bacon is 7-11. back,” Phillips recalled. ball team, without a win in its last six, brought home a defenseman Ken Daneyko with 11:39 left. Shakes and Terrance Williams led the young Indians Bolton’s deficit was 14-11 after eight minutes. The Thesday at home against East Hampton High. The loss ends a three-game Patriot win streak. with 23 and 19 points, respectively. RHAM had an 18-8 lead after one quarter and 38-17 40-19 viaory over hapless Suffield High Friday night in Rpd Wines 9 Flyers 6: At DetroiU Steve Yzxman The Patriots led, 17-10, after one quarter and c*wnd^ Bulldogs turned that into a 32-22 halftime edge. We non-conference action. UAM^4ESTER (591 _ EmI luavi 7 7-10 21. Ross 4 9-10 17. halftime bulge. scoted two Sals’ and added font its lead to 39-30 at the intermission. Coventry slxrt 14- OvMvn* GoW»ton 1 0-1 Z Rodney CrockaO 3 1-2 7. Darr®n Goddard 1 6 ^ were pressing in the second quarter and got some tur­ East improves to 3-16 with the victory while Suffield ? o i«u g h n Whilahaad 0 4-4 4. Jim Ansalmo 0 08 0. Ja« Lazzari*0 08 novers. We were shooting well and moving the ball well, “They’re just a much better team than us,” Cheney dte Denoil lad for-30 in the first half, but followed that up with a 1^ goes to 1-17 with the loss. East winds up its regular four games with a 9-6 victory ovci too,” Phillips said. coach Aaron Silvia ."aid. “We threw the ball away often for-37 showing in the second. Also. Bacon controlled the ° H W TFO TD fximiic (49) — Robert Claik 1 0-2 Z Ed Laiscall S 08 13. season tonight at 7:30 against St. Thomas Aquinas in JosuT^ara 3 08 7, Harvey KandaH 7 0-114. CaNm 2 OO 4 The Bulldogs had a 42-32 lead after three periods and in the beginning of the game and we had trouble slopping boards. , Curti* St. Bnce 1 08 2. Jake Foufmer 1 08 2, Marlon Jackson 2 1-15. To­ (Jason) Wadsworth,” he continued. “We just didn’t look New Britain. " t Jc Red Wings (2200-7) Bacon look a 51-50 lead after three quarters and good ball movement kept them ahead in the final stanzn. “It was nice to finally get a win,” East coach Donna tals 22 1-7 49. “We were holding the ball (in the fourth quarter) and very good tonight,” he added. idle Minnesota in their quest for dronned its wasn’t threatened in the fourth. 3-poinl goals: HP- Laiscall 3. Rvara. Ridel said, “and to have a nice bus ride home,” she final playoff spot. Philadelphia (23-29-8) dropped Halftime: 28-24 Manchester. they came out on us and we were able to get the ball in­ Wadsworth had 15 points, one of four Sachems in “(The second halO our shooting was poor and they side to (Dave) Hohler and he got some easy layups to double figures. According to Silvia, he’s the key for Please see EAST, page 47 third game in four tries. 9 9 0 \ Ethics ^ I Sex study #■ Sears’ request still Americans’ averalg^'^ waiting for action/3 is once a week/5 Hanrlipstpr HrralJi

EC Ifcird in ACC; Monday, Feb. 19,1990 iHmtrbpstpr HrraW Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm B ifto in tourney Newsstand Price: 35 Cents I-.: « PTA steps SPORTS — set up profile Romanian protest turns violent on budget President promises probe ^ f ^ By Nancy Foley ,♦«•***' * * MHS clamps down Owls Manchester Herald into angry demonstration ^ The townwide PTA Council, step­ By Jim Tierney I 3 ^ ping up its activity in a tight budget By Mary Beth Sheridan destroyed part of the rooms and Manchester Herald I year, is urging that the first priority The Associated Press furniture. in school budget funding be given to i h Hundreds of exua soldiers ar­ Defense was the name of the game for the Manchester hiring a school nurse and for build­ rived after the takeover and pushed High Indians in their clash with CCC East-leading BUCHAREST, Romania — In­ ing maintenance. terim President Ion Iliescu today back the crowd, which grew to Hartford Public Friday night at Clarke Arena. . 4 . r/ The council is hoping that the ordered an investigation into a around 5,000 people before dwin­ Spearheaded by a tenacious halfcourt defense predi­ Board of Education’s budget will violent demonstration in which dling to about 100. Ten armored cated on neutralizing Public’s 6-6 center Harvey Kendall pass the Board of Directors intact, hundreds of angry protesters in­ personnel carriers were wheeled to (14 points), the inspired Indians turned back the Owls, but it is also making clear which the front of the building. 59-49. vaded government headquarters parts of the budget it considers most and demanded his resignation. The army blocked the entrance Public, in foul Uouble from the opening tap, was out- important if the axe should fall. ■ * * I i . 5 after allowing many demonsUators scored from the foul line by a staggering 27-1 count. The “Down with Iliescu!” “This has been the most activity to leave. Owls were whistled for 29 fouls compared to eight for demonstrators shouted Sunday as that I have seen in the last few they took over the building on Vic­ Government spokesman Dan the Indians. Manchester, which outscored Public, 19-9, years,” Stevie Aceto, co-president of Radulescu said demonstrators in the fourth quarter, converted 13 of 18 foul shots in the tory Square used by P*rime Minis­ the townwide PTA Council, said. ter Petre Roman since Communist at the government building during final eight minutes. The council is circulating peti­ dictator Nicolae Ceausescu was the protest were detained, ques- Three Owls (Kendall, Marlon Jackson, Curtis St. tions that ask the Board of Directors ousted. It was the most violent tioneid and then released without Brice) fouled out. to pass the Board of Education’s protest since the December revolu­ being charged. Manchester is now 7-5 in the CCC East and 10-7 over­ budget for the 1990-1991 school tion. The crowd had demanded that all. The Indians will play at Enfield High Tuesday at 7:30 year. These petitions are taken to “The only solution is another Iliescu step down, saying the p.m. Public remains in first in the league at 10-2 and is PTA functions for people to sign, revolution!” the protesters shouted. government was dominated by 13-3 overall. she said. Iliescu, who has been criticized Communists from the despised Senior Emil Issavi turned in a tremendous effort, net­ Statements by members of the Ceausescu leadership. Ceausescu ting a game- and career-high 21 points. Sophomore Jeff for his Communist past, went on Board of Directors that the superin­ was overthrown Dec. 22 and ex­ Ross added 17 for the Indians. Junior Rodney Crockett state radio and TV to demand an tendent’s budget request is too high ecuted three days later, following a snared eight rebounds to go with his seven points. investigation into the “acts of un­ are part of the reason for the summary trial. Indian coach Frank Kind was elated with the victory. usual violence,” committed by heightened activity, Aceto said. Opposition to the National Sal­ “The effort was just the best I’ve seen in a number of what he called “turbulent ele­ Republican directors pledged vation Front, which took power years,” he said. “From the beginning of the game to the ments.” during their campaign not to raise More than 1,(X)0 people in front following December’s revolution end of the game, these kids played as hard as they could taxes, and the town is faced with The Associated Press and includes several former Com­ all the way.” of the headquarters cheered as receiving $1.6 million less in state protesters smashed the windows munists, has been evident almost Kendall was hounded all night, usually by a trio of In­ aid than it expected through the ROMANIAN UNREST — A Romanian demonstrator using an iron rod tries to break the since Ceausescu’s fall. dian defenders. All but two of his points came in the and glass-and-metal doors using Education Cost Sharing Grant. windows of the government headquarters in Victory Square. Hundreds of Romanians rocks and iron carpet rods. About second half. Ed Laiscell added 13, including three 3- At a Board of Education meeting are outside the building calling for the resignation of Interim President Ion Iliescu. 500 people poured in and Please see ROMANIA, page 8 pointers, for Public. last week, before the board trimmed “Our kids played great defense,” Kinel said. “They did $300,(XX) from the superintendent’s a great job on Harvey Kendall. He had three guys on him budget, the council made clear its whenever he touched the ball which made it very dif­ priorities. ficult.” Manchester, which led throughout, grabbed a 16-11 Paula Bergenty, co-president of Construction industry still among most dangerous lead after one quarter. Two free throws by Devaughn the council, said at the meeting there Whitehead gave Manchester a 26-17 lead before the In­ should be more money allocated for dians settled for a 28-24 halftime edge. maintenance of school buildings and By John Diamond with more than double the overall probably due to underfunding,” said worker safety in the construction in­ OSHA reforms. But Jason Isaacson, A pair of Issavi free throws gave Manchester its that each school should have a full­ The Associated Press industry rale, according to federal Ron Nobili of Laborers Local 665 in dustry. The office would, among a top aide to U.S. Sen. Christopher safety officials. Bridgeport, which lost three union largest lead of the night, 35-24, with 6:54 left in the third time nurse. other things, plan a program for in­ Dodd, D-Conn., said it was only last quarter. The Owls, however, outscored Manchester, Although the one additional nurse HARTFORD — It has been near­ While disasters on the scale of the members in the L’Ambiance col­ vestigating major construction acci­ fall that OSHA first even ack­ L’Ambiance collapse often provoke lapse. “I hear they want to add 34 16-5, to gain a 40-all tie after three. Kendall had eight included in the budget is not enough ly three years since the concrete dents, assist state governments in nowledged that more needed to be immediate government reaction and points in the third. to meet this goal, Bergenty said slabs of L’Ambiance Plaza more enforcement officers; that’s developing construction safety done. Friday that she is glad that at least thundered down on scores of Con­ reform, only now has the federal not even one additional one for each programs and work with manage­ It shouldn’t lake a caUistrophe The first few moments of the fourth could have proved that one position was retained when necticut construction workers, kill­ agency in charge of worker safety state.” ment and labor in improving train­ like L’Ambiance Plaza, Nobili said, fatal for Manchester. Laiscell made a steal and layup the superintendent announced cuts ing 28 and sending shock waves moved to sUengthen some of the In fact, OSHA is adding 22 site ing and safety awareness. to shake the bureaucracy into action giving Public a 42-40 lead. He then buried a 3-pointer to in many improvements to existing through the construction indusUy. regulatory loopholes, critics charge. inspectors to a total inspection team OSHA director Gerard F. Scan- and “end the carnage that is going push Public’s lead to 45-42. Manchester, however, programs. But even today, as families of the And labor officials and lawmakers of about 1,3(X). And the inspectors nell emphasized last week that “the on in the construction industry.” wouldn’t fold. victims prepare to share the pushing for reform say the proposals will not specialize in construction plans being announced today are U.S. Rep. Christopher Shays, R- The Indians went on an 8-0 run capped off by two Is­ She also told the board that the proceeds of a new development at announced last week by the Occupa­ sites; they will also be responsible only the initial phases of stepj^-up Conn., whose district includes savi free throws and Manchester led, 50-45, with 4:30 council did not want class size to be L’Ambiance in Bridgeport, con­ tional Safety and Health Ad­ for factories, mines and other efforts to improve construction Bridgeport, said a key step that left. Public never threatened after that due to affected by cuts. This may happen if struction work remains one of the ministration don’t go nearly far workplaces. safety and health.” OSHA must lake is to toughen the Manchester’s key foul shooting down the suctch. teachers are laid off. If cuts have to most dangerous occupations in the enough to address the problem. The new OSHA plan would Nobili and others who have laws under which those responsible “Since those two guys (Erik Johnson, Paris Oates) be made, they should be made in ex­ counUy. It has the highest illness “It seems that OSHA is relegated create an Office of Construction and worked on the L’Ambiance case have been out, Emil’s picked up some of the slack,” tracurricular activities, she said. and injury rate of any major industry to being a paper tiger and it’s Engineering devoted exclusively to said they were pleased with the Please see DISASTER, page 8 Kind said. “He really has. He’s been playing extremely well. It seems like he’s gotten more aggressive in taking the ball to the hole. Refilnald Plnto/ManchMter Herald Per se law “They did what we asked them to do. They just 3 generations wanted it. I just can’t say enough about the effort.” CONCENTRATION — Manchester High's Emil Issavi (30) eyes the basket as he goes past Musical group Hartford Public’s Harvey Kendall during their CCC East matchup Friday night at Clarke falls short Please see MHS, page 47 Arena. Issavi had a career-high 21 points in leading the Indians to a 59-49 upset win. share birthday for Prague gets spot on TV By Nancy Foley NEW HAVEN (AP) — Dale Lange and her mother, Manchester Herald Rae Atkinson, have always had fun on Feb. 17th, their HARTFORD (AP) — Although mutual birthday. 1,2(X) motorists were arrested during The late artist Andy Warhol said that in the age of But this year, Lange didn’t lake her mother out to din­ the first month the state’s new ner or bake her a cake — she gave her a grandson. 1 television everyone would get a chance to be famous drunken driving law was on the for 15 minutes. On April 3 at 8:30 a.m., Manchester Shane Monahan Lange was bom in the Hospital of St. books, the state legislator who will get its chance when the Manchester Musical Raphael at 7:50 a.m. Saturday to Dale and Kerry Lange helped draft the law is not entirely Players, an amateur theater group that performs of Branford, giving a new meaning to the phrase “and baby makes three.” happy with the results. musical shows, appears on the Good Morning State Rep. Edith FTague, D- America show. Atkinson said Dale, the middle of five children, was Columbia, who fought for three “This is an announcement that will pul Manchester bom two weeks late, on Atkinson’s birthday. Dale turned years in the General Assembly to on the map nationwide,” Heidi Bengraff, a member 30 Saturday and her mother turned 62. win passage of the so-called per se of the group, said. Kerry Lange called it a miracle that all three were bom on the same day in February. law, said she was unhappy that 15 About 50 members of the group were to gather percent of those requesting hearings outside of Cheney Hall at noon today to record the His wife said it was “pretty neat that it can actually happen.” ’ managed to keep their licenses. 15-30-second message. Nineteen of the 125 motorists The group got the chance because its director, And if three mutual birthdays in one family isn’t enough, consider this. All three share a birthday with who appealed a suspension of their Donna Dube-Collctta, works for Channel 8, WTNH- Otis Ivory Klondike Atkinson, a 4-year-old while Ger­ driver’s license in January under the TV, an ABC affiliate, and put in a request for the slate’s new drunken driving law had man shepherd owned by Rich Atkinson, Rae’s son and group to appear on Good Morning America several Dale’s brother. their licenses restored. months ago. The other 106 — or 85 percent — Ehibe-Colletta will begin the message by saying, were forced to forfeit their licenses “The Manchester Musical Players of Manchester, * . for either 90 or 180 days. Connecticut, wish America good morning.” Then the : Prague said she was still pleased group as a whole will say “Good morning America,” that about 1,000 drivers had already together. The group chose Cheney Hall because it is Index lost their licenses under administra­ the most historic place in Manchester, Bengraff said. tive per se. The group, formerly known as the Gilbert and Sul­ Reginald Plnto/Manchealer Herald 20 pages, 2 sections At die end of die first month of livan Players, is in its 43rd season, according to REHEARSAL - David Vaughan, music director of the the so-called per se law, more than Bengraff, and has between 50 and 60 members. Its Class! fied_ Nation/Wbrid 5.14 900 of the 1,2(K) motorists arrested members are volunteers, though its director is paid, Manchester Musical Players, rehearses with Mary C o m ic s __ Obituaries 2 DeManbey. Focus____ Ooinion 6 she said. Local/State Please .see DRUNKEN, page 8 Soorts 0 -1 2 Lottery___ Television 13