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Monday, Feb. 0.1987 30 Cents Israel says F J it won’t free E jailed Arabs Death deadline nears for Beirut hostages

By Rodelna Kenaan Nabih Berri, head of the main Shiite The Associated Press Amal militia and Lebanon’s justice minister, to trade the downed BEIRUT, Lebanon — A captive Israeli airman for the Arab prison­ American said today that Lebanese ers. Under the proposal, all foreign Moslem kidnappers would kill him, hostages also would be released by two other U.S. hostages and an extremist groups. Indian at midnight unless Israel But Peres said that Israel "can­ released 400 Arab prisoners. not and will not act according to an ” Our jailers will execute us at ultimatum” and would not bargain midnight,” said Boston native through the media. Alann Steen, 47, in a handwritten The kidnappers have never speci­ note addressed to the wives of the fied what prisoners they want four hostages and accompanied by released. a photograph of Steen. Hwald photo by Vurfcovtky The note and photograph were Two vehicles involved In a head-on collision this morning struck a pickup truck operated by Edward J. Izzo, SO, of delivered to the Beirut office of a Western news agency. on South Main Street are readied by a firefighter for Marlborough. Phillips was taken to Hartford Hospital and Midnight Beirut time is 5 p.m. Church Joins towing. Police said Neil E. Phillips, 22, of Glastonbury, Izzo was being treated at Manchester Memorial Hospital. EST. was driving south when his van went out of control and ” We ask our wives and the American people to put pressure on fight against our government to order the Israeli government to guarantee the liber­ ation of the 400 Palestinian mujaba- iaser games another day off from school deen (holy warriors) before mid­ /fs night,” the agency quoted the Bv John F. Kirch message as saying. Herald Reporter It was not clear if the kidnappers reported a snowblower injury when about 3 a.m. and switched to Bv John Mitchell to go back to school? demanded that tne 400 be released Opposition to a businessman’s and Alex GIrelll a man got his hand caught in a plowing when the snow began to ” I don’t want to,” she said. today, or if they would be satisfied plans to open a high-tech computer­ The Manchester Herald . machine late this morning. No accumulate. Canceled schools were about the with an Israeli promise that the ized entertainment center on North details were available. ” We won’t go back to sanding only disorder resulting from to­ prisoners would be freed. Main Street grew this weekend as In front of a house on Main Street Police reported that a Glaston­ until everything stops,” Chapman day’s snowstorm. James P. Israel said it would not free the church leaders and North End this morning, Bill Sanborn, a Kennedy, superintendent of Man­ bury man, Neil Phillips, was taken said. prisoners because of the threat. residents vowed to fight the prop­ sixth-grader at Robertson School, He said the forecast is for the 9 chester schools, said the decision to to Hartford Hospital after his van Israeli Foreign Minister Shimon osal with letters and petitions. shoveled slush from the walk and close schools was based on the struck a pickup truck on South Main snow to taper off at mid-afternoon Peres said today Israel has re­ planned the rest of his day off from forecast at about 5 a.m. ” I had Street at about 7 a.m. today. and then turn to flurries, but The Second Congregational ceived no request from the United reports of fairly icy conditions,” he Eldward J. Izzo, the driver of the Chapman admitted he has been Church’s governing body voted school. States to free prisoners. "Nobody “ We’ll try and make money or go pickup, was treated at Manchester misled by forecasts this season and unanimously in a closed meeting said, adding that forecasters also has approached Israel on this issue, sledding,” said his partner, fifth- Memorial Hospital for multiple would not be surprised if the Sunday morning to write a letter predicted heavy winds blowing and Israel won’t take any initiative grader Jeremy Haggerty. Both later in the day. ” We have to be injuries. morning forecast does not hold. opposing the center, said the Rev. on its own.” The first major equipment break­ Joseph Milton, Second Congrega­ were working in front of Sanborn’s concerned both with the buses and Faced with early weather reports Peres said Sunday Israel would down of the season also occurred tional’s pastor. house for free. the walkers,” he said. predicting a blizzard, the Manches­ not give in to threats, but that his this morning. ” We lost a head Minutes before the church coun­ “ I did this last year and made It was the third time this winter ter Highway Division put a full government is willing to discuss gasket on a truck,” Chapman said. cil went into a closed meeting, pretty much money,” entrepreneur that Manchester schools have force of workers and equipment out trading the 400 prisoners for an Sanborn said. It was about $35, he closed for storms. on the roads this morning. Except for that mishap, there were Israeli airman downed in Lebanon. about 60 residents attending a only the normal minor problems. noted. Classes in Bolton were canceled ’The storm turned out to be far A six-minute videotape showing meeting at the church geared up for ’There were no power failures In a petition drive to block the center. Down the street at Center Park, today, and school in Andover was less serious than orginally ex­ Boston native Alann Steen, 47, was Manchester, Bolton, or Hebron as a April Schultz and some friends delayed for one hour, officials said. pected, and Keith Chapman, high­ delivered early Sunday to a West­ The controversy centers on plans result of the storm. Five East climbed the hill with bright-colored But in Coventry, schools opened way supervisor, said the town may ern news 'agency in the name of by South Windsor attorney Harold Hartford customers were out of sleds under their arms. on time. ” Our road supervisor said have been a little over-prepared, Islamic Jihad for the Liberation of Cummings, who is proposing to Schultz, a second-grader at Ver- our roads were good,” said Superin­ but it worked out just as well power for a period. Palestine. The previously unknown convert the Andy’s of Manchester Southern New England Tele- planck, said she liked to slide down tendent Nathan Chesler. anyway. group abducted Steen and the three grocery store, which is scheduled to because ’’you go fast.” In one storm-related accident ’Twenty town-owned trucks and Please turn to page 10 other educators Jan. 24 from Beirut close Saturday, Into a laser stadium After her day off. Is Schultz ready today, a hospital spokeswoman six under contract began sanding at University College’s campus. that will simulate an alien space Reading in a monotone, the craft. weary-looking Steen said; ” If our Players would wear sensorized lives are important to America, it vests and carry infrared laser guns Dropout rate soars at police academy must order Israel to release the 400 to shoot at computer-controlled Palestinians as soon as possible — monsters and alien beings. that is, Monday as a maximum. The plans have aroused the ire of By Brent Laymon which this year is being run on the "February 9 is the last date to church leaders, the building’s land­ The Associated Press stately campus of St. Thomas release them. If they don’t get lord, residents and others. Seminary because the depart­ released our fate will be execu­ Milton said the church council BLOOMFIELD — State police ment’s Meriden complex isn’t large tion.” The statement did not will write a letter stating its officials say they're unsure why the enough to accommodate the class, mention a specific hour. opposition to the project. Milton dropout rate at the department’s say they're not especially con­ 'The group’s other hostages are pointed out that church offlcials training academy has soared from cerned by the attrition rate. Robert Polhill, 53, originally of New have not spoken with Cummings, 18 percent to 40 percent since 1983, " I f you came in here and found it York City: Jesse Turner, 39, of the landlord or the building’s but they're taking steps to reverse was an easy place to get through, Boise, Idaho, and Mithileshwar tenant, and they do not have all the the trend. we’d be embarrassed,”o said Lt. Singh, 60, a native of India and facts. Less than three weeks after the Douglas Hanahan, the academy’s resident alien in the United States. However, the letter requests a department’s 96th class began commandant. Israel said it was willing to 9 training, 51 of the 163 recruits and discuss a proposal Saturday by Please turn to p ag e 16 alternates have dropped out. Last Of the 51 dro|x>uts this year, 40 year, 40 percent left in the first were men and 11 women. That translates into 30 percent of the month of training. MaJ. Joseph A. Perry Jr., who white males, 35 percent of the black TODAY’S HERALD oversees recruitment, hopes to males and 12 percent of the start psychological testing of pros­ Hispanic males. Half the women pective recruits in June to weed out recruits have dropped out. 8 those who don’t want to be troopers The current dropout rate is about Spy agencies criticized Reforms get hearing the same as other state police badly enough to survive the boot- A congressional panel, citing a departments in the Northeast, Efforts to reform Connecticut’s camp regimen of the State Police recent string of disastrous spy absentee ballot voting system be^n Academy. Perry said. Recruits must pass written, cases, is calling for major changes in earnest today as a legislative ” A lot of people, as much as they in the way the nation protects its committee holds a hearing on a agility, lie-detector and back­ want to be troopers, aren’t fully secrets. The report by the House series of bills aimed at preventing ground tests even to have a shot at prepared psychologically, physi­ Intelligence Committee said U.S. getting chosen by a three-member abuses of the process. Story on page cally or emotionally,” Perry said spy agencies have become almost 7. admissions panel. last week. lackadaisical about guarding the Passing scores have been lo­ "You have to want the job,” he nation’s most sensitive secrets. said. ” A lot of them say they want it wered to increase the pool of 7 Story on page 9. but they don’t truly want it.” eligible women and minorities, ^ la n d o Centeno of New Britain, according to several officers famil­ Index who left this year’s class, agreed iar with testing procedures. 20 pagM, 2 sactiont that most recruits who drop out Recruits begin their day at 6 a.m. Snow ending aren't prepared psychologically for and spend the next 16 hours getting A d vice______17 Lottery. the disciplined environment of the whipped into shape, mentally and Snow ending tonight, but con­ AP photo tinued windy with blowing and ClaeelOed _ 18-19 Obituarlee___ 10 academy. physically. By the time they C o rn ice______8 Opinion 6 complete the 23-week program, drifting snow. Little further accum­ Two Connecticut Sate Police recruits practice self- "When they get there it’s like Connecticut __ 7 People 2 hitting a brick wall,” said the they’re expected to master every­ ulations. Low in the teens. Tuesday, Entertainment 17 Sports __ 11-15 defense drills at the state police school In Bloomfield. So 26-year-old police officer at Central thing from the art of self-defense to partly sunny with a diminishing Focus—_ _ 16 Telovlsion — 17 far, 51 of the 163 recruits who started In the current Connecticut State University. making arrests that will stand up in wind. High around 30. Details on page 2. Local new s.3,10 U.8./World ------9 training class have dropped out. Those in charge of the academy. court. MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Feb. 9. IWT - » t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Feb. 9 .19«7 Manche»ter/Area Coventry sewage plant in operation WEATHER Towum In Brief ‘We never Connecticut forecast Bills subject of town hearing iito Central, Eaetem Interior, Sonthweatem Interior: A bill concering repair of the Rlaley Reservoir Dam in Vernon thought we’d Tonight, snow ending but continued windy with and other environmental biUa of concern to the 4th Senatoral blowing and drifting snow. Little further accumula­ District will be the subject of a hearing to be conducted in tions. Low in the teens. Tuesday, paitly sunny with a Manchester by the Entdronment Committee of the General see this ...’ diminishing wind. High around SO. Assembly, Sen. Michael Meotti, D-Glastonbury, said today. West Coastal, East Coastal: Tonight, snow ending The hearing is tentatively set for March 0 at 6:30 p.m. in the By Jacqueline Bennett but continued windy with blowing and drifting snow. hearing room of Lincoln Center. Herald Correspondent Little further accumulation. Low in the teens. Meotti is Senate chairman of the Environment Committee. Tuesday, partly sunny,with a diminishing wind. The bill concerning repair to the dam at Risley Reservoir COVENTRY — Residents were treated to a tour of the town’s new High around 30. Snuff The Puff would empower the state bond commission to authorize up to Northwest n ils: Tonight, snow ending but $200,000 in bonds for repairs. sewer treatment plant on Route 31 continued windy with blowing and drifting snow. Beginning this week, about 900,000 federal employees The bill was one of several environmental measures that were Saturday, one day after the facility Little further accumulations. Low 5 to 10. Tuesday, will no longer be allowed to smoke on the job. Americans subjects of a public hearing at the Capitol Friday. Steven went into operation. partly sunny with a diminishing wind. High around are among the world’s heaviest cigarette smokers. If all Marcham, mayor of Vernon, spoke in favor of it. He was the only “ As of yesterday the plant was officially certified to accept flow,” 25. one who spoke on the Risley dam bill. the cigarette packages smoked by Americans in one said Water Pollution Control Au­ year were laid end to end, they would circle the Earth 20 thority Chairman Thomas Hall in a Low times! A pack-a-day smoker inhales one-half cup of tar Franklin CPEC’s president emeritus brief speech to about 40 people Coastal forecast during the tours. Temperatures Robert H, Franklin of Manchester, who recently retired after 40 in a year and 400 milligams of nicotine in one week. “ This facility will play an impor­ 16 years as head of the Connecticut Public Expenditure Council, 50' ‘ 50 Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I. and That amount of nicotine would kill a person instantly if tant part in the relation between the Montauk Point. consumed at one time. has been named president emeritus of the council. people of this town and the Gale warnings in effect. “ This title and honor is fitting for Bob Franklin,” said new environment for many years to F FRONTS; Winds northerly increasing to 30 to 40 knots with DO YOU KNOW — What government office issues council president Thomas P. Melady, “ because for years his come,” said state Department of stronger gusts this afternoon and evening. Northw­ health warnings on cigarette packages? name has been synonymous with CPEC and with its mission of Environmental Protection Deputy Warm . w C o k J-v ^ est 25 to 35 knots and gusty tonight and IS to 25 knots improving the quality of governmental services and illuminating Ck>mmiS8ioner John Anderson, who FRIDAY’S ANSWER — “Bloomers” were baggy panta­ Tuesday. public policy issues through rigorous and impartial research.” was on hand for the ceremony. Showers Rain Ffurries Snow Occluded Stationary Seas becoming very rough building to 6 to 10 feet loons worn under a short skirt. Franklin joined the staff of the council in 1960 as senior “ You’ve accomplished something this afternoon and tonight slowly decreasing 2-9-87 ' Knowledge UnlimUed. Inc. 1987 researcher and was appointed director of state research services to be proud of.” Tuesday. in 1962. He held the titles of executive directorandsecretaryfrom “ We never thought we’d see Herald photo by Pinto Visibility probably below 2 miles at times in 1970, with the title upgraded to president in 1979. this,” said Town Council member freezing sea spray during this afternoon. A Newipafier in Education Program CPEC is a 45-year-old organization of Connecticut companies, Rose Fowler. The plant was origi­ NATIONAL FORECAST — The National Weather Service forecasts rain Sponsored by Robert Grove, Coventry sewage treat­ capable of serving up to 400 homes, and E nally supposed to open last fall, but for Tuesday for the Pacific Northwest and Southwest. Snow flurries are Very windy and cold followed by clearing this banks and other firms. is expected to remain in operation for afternoon. Clear and very cold tonight. Sunny and The Manchester Herald encountered delays. ment plant operator, gives a tour of the expected for the Great Lakes and snow is forecast for northern Maine. cold Tuesday. Town offers sand for roads, walks The $5 million sewer system was facility during an open house Saturday. the next 50 years. built under court order from the The plant, located on Route 31, is state after residents rejected the . The town of Manchester is providing sand for roads and project in three separate referen- walkways at several locations. dums. The sewer was ordered to Across the nation Almanac Sand is available at the Olcott Street highway garage, at the stem the leakage of waste from Snow fell from the Midwest to northern New east end of the parking lot; the Oak Grove Nature Center; on septic tanks into Coventry Lake. Edgerton Street, near Manchester Lumber Inc.; at Primer and England today as an Atlantic storm set off ' Today is Monday, Feb. 9, the In 1984, Soviet leader Yuri V. Anderson said the court order Hackmatack streets; Sautters Pond; Love Lane, across from the widespread blizzard warnings. 40th day of 1987. There are 325 Andropov died, less than IS was the last resort, but the project Little League field; and the Tolland Turnpike sand pit. The storm was centered near the middle Atlantic days left in the year. months after succeeding Leonid had to be done. Town ordinances require the owner or occupant of any building Coast and was pushing strong winds along with Today’s highlight in history: Brezhnev. Among those who toured the bordering a street to remove snow from the sidewalk within 24 snow inland. On Feb. 9,1943, the World War Ten years ago: Queen Alia of facility were state Rep. Edith G. hours of a snowstorm. In addition to being cleared of snow, the Prague, D-Columbia, Town Council Snow extended from the lower Great Lakes region II battle of Guadalcanal in the Jordan was killed in the crash of a sidewalk is to be made safe by removal of ice or use of sand within members Phillip Bouchard, Pa­ across eastern sections of the Ohio Valley, much of southwest Pacific ended in a U.S. m ilitary helicopter. She was 29. 12 hours. trick Flaherty and Chairwoman the Appalachian mountains and northern New victory over Japanese forces, Alia was the third wife of Joan Lewis, and Town Manager England. who were forced to evacuate. , Jordan’s King Hussein, and the Harold Hodge. Rain mixed with snow in southern New England first to be named queen. On this date: AHM forms youth support group The limited sewer system will and along the middle Atlantic Coast. One year ago; In an interview In 1773, the ninth president of serve the Lakeview Terrace, Wa­ Elsewhere, skies were mostly clear across the HEBRON — AHM Youth Services has announced the the United States, William Henry on ABC’s "This Week with David terfront Manor and village sections Deep South, the Plains and Mississippi Valley. formation of a youth support group for teenagers with drug- or Harrison, was bom in Charles Brinkley,” Philippines President of Coventry. About 400 homes are Temperatures were unseasonably mild in the West alcohol-related problems. The support group will meet at 2:30 City County. Va. Ferdinand Marcos promised to slated for hookup at an estimated p.m. on Tuesdays at the AHM office, 105 Main St. after a day of record highs. Temperatures rose In 1825, the House of Represen­ carry out the results of the cost of $3,800. Low-interest The program is a free service provided by AHM, which offers Sunday into the 70s and lower 80s in California and tatives elected John Quincy presidential election, and denied Farmer’s Home loans wil be counseling for youths and families in Andover, Hebron and southern Arizona and the SOs in the Great Basin and Adams president after no candi­ the slow vote count reflected available in a lump sum or Northern Rockies. date received a majority of fraud. Marlborough. Participants in the support group will have the installments over the next 27 years. By early this morning 4 inches of snow had fallen electoral votes. Today’s birthdays; Actress Ka­ opportunity to discuss mutual concerns and make friends with An assessment hearing is set for at Niagara Falls, N.Y.; 2 inches at Buffalo, In 1861, Jefferson Davis was thryn Grayson is 64. Television individuals who have overcome drug and alcohol dependence. Wednesday. Hookup applications Rochester and Massena, N.Y.; and 2 inches at elected president of the journalist Roger Mudd is 59. are available at the Town Office Elkins and Bluefield, W.Va., Montpelier, Vt., and Confederacv. Singer Carole King is 45. Actress Building. Augusta. Maine. In 1889, an act of Congress Mia Farrow is 42. Plant operator Robert Grover Blizzard warnings for heavy snow and strong elevated the Department of Agri­ Thought for today: “ Every gave visitors an explanation of the winds were posted for the mountains of northern culture to Cabinet-level status. noble work is at first impossible.” say teen hackers main control room. Grover said the West Virginia, extreme western Maryland, south­ In 1950, in a speech in Wheeling, — Thomas Carlyle, Scottish Cops plant can handle 600,000 gallons of ern New England and eastern Long Island. W.Va.. Sen. Joseph McCarthy, writer-historian (1795-1881). flow per day, but is expected to Herald photo by Pinto MORNING WEATHER — Today’s weather satellite picture recorded at A winter storm warning was in effect for north start with 83,000 gallons per day R-Wis.. charged that the State are now egg throwers plant operates. The facility handled 2:30 a.m. shows layered clouds over southern New England and along the central and northeast Ohio while a heavy snow Department was riddled 'with from the houses slated for hookup. Thomas Hall (left), chairman of the Designed for future expansion, warning was posted for extreme northwest Communists. Coventry Water Pollution Control Au­ sewage for the first time on Friday. The mid-Atlantic coastal region producing pockets of light rain or snow. the facility is ideally suited to the Pennsylvania. In 1962. Jamaica became an Lottery All five were arrested Dec. 5 in plant was built to stop the flow of waste These clouds are associated with a developing storm off the Virginia Five teenage “ hackers” charged land it is on, he said, because there thority, explains to residents Saturday Widespread snow-prompted travelers' extended independent nation within the connection with the theft of a coast. Low level snow clouds cover the eastern Great Lakes, last year with the attempted theft of is 10 to 12 feet of natural gravel and how the town’s new sewage treatment from septic systems into Coventry Lake. into northeast Tennessee and southwest North a computer and other items from computer, a computer printer. 18 British Commonwealth. 30 feet of natural soil, Grover said. Appalachians and northern New England area. Middle and high clouds Carolina. telephones, a copying machine and In 1971, the Apollo 14 spacecraft offices at the old Highland Park “ The environmentalists are Connecticut daily other equipment from the the covering the western third of the country are producing very little if any Temperatures were in the teens early today from returned to Earth after its crew School were arrested today after tickled pink with this plan,” Grover Richard Breault, former WPCA Highland Park offices of the ator can keep the plant running Grover said the plant specifica­ precipitation and are associated with a trough of low pressure off the the upper Mississippi Valley across the Great Lakes made man’s third landing on the Saturday: 686 they threw eggs at a home on chairman, was honored for his part Visiting Nurse and Home Care Inc. said. without commercial power if neces­ tions exceed the court order be­ 9 Patriot Lane, police said. region to the northern and central Appalachians. moon. Although it was not built with the sary. If any problem occurs at the cause the plant was built to serve in making the plant a reality. California coast. Play Four: 0798 Joseph Impelluso, 47, of 27 of Manchester. newest technology, it is state of the plant, the police department will the town for 50 years instead of 20 “ We commend you for your Patriot Lane, told police that he Shea and Limberger, along with art and will not likely become know immediately because of an years. The extra life added just 3 leadership and dedication for clean was awakened early this morning three minors, werelater arrested in obsolete, Grover said. alarm system linked to the depart­ percent increase to the cost, he water,” said Lewis as she gave by the sound of the eggs crashing connection with the Nov. 29 theft of Grover said an emergency gener- ment's headquarters. said. Breault a plaque. against his house, police said. telephone equipment, valued at Impelluso said his son knew two of $10,000, from two trucks behind the PEOPLE the boys fbom computer class at Southern New England Telephone Manchester High School. Co. on Center Street. Board to vote tonight on school budget plan Charged with breach of peace Ail five arrested today were and criminal mischief were Mat­ released on $200 non-surety bonds Vanna In Playboy Ruby In nostril released after the accident in approved without a change. month. north Wales, and spent the Ezzle returns thew J. Irwin, 16, of 130 Birch St., pending appearances Feb. 18 in The Board of Education will vote own money than the $20,161.656 it is Manchester Superior Court. tonight on Dr. James P. Kennedy’s spending this year, according to The revised amount, which in­ Vanna White will be the subject Actress-photographer Koo weekend resting at a sports Ezzie the emu is back in its pen : John D. Limberger, 16, of ISO Pine The town is scheduled to recieve St.; JonathanThuIin, 16, of61 Bruce 1987-88 budget proposal. revised figures released by cludes teachers’ salaries under the of a pictorial in the May issue of Stark is sporting a diamond and center where she is taking a after it jumped the fence and : $432,498 from the state this year Road; and Jonathan A. Zupnik, 16, The 831.8 million recommenda­ Kennedy last week. act passed in the General Assembly Playboy magazine. ruby stud through her left nostril. skiing course. spent three days wandering . under (he act. of 139 Butternut Road. Arrested on tion, adjusted to Include money for With the $11,703,382 the town last year to boost teacher salaries The pictures of the “ Wheel of ' The stud, a ruby surrounded by No other vehicle was involved around the countryside, spurring the same charges was Thomas H. The gross domestic product teachers’ salaries the town expects- expects to receive from the state in and provide more money for ' In the 1987-88 fiscal year, which Fortune” syndicated game show seven diamonds, has “ all to do in Thursday’s crash near the a flurry of sightings of the ■ Shea, 18, of Ellington. (GDP) of Latin America — in to receive under the Education 1987-88. the school budget will total education, wasn’t known when begins July 1, the town will receive personality will be “tasteful, with superstition, medicine and village of Gian Conway, police Australian bird. constant 1984 dollars — increased When police confronted the five in Enhancement Act, is 13.25 percent $31,865,038 if Kennedy’s proposal is Kennedy proposed his budget last $867,120 under the act. quality shots.” said Robyn L. astrology,” said Miss Stark, who said. “ It’s skinned up a little bit, it’s by only 3.9 percent between 1980 the car, they all denied involvement higher than the 1986-67 spending ^dom skl. Playboy’s director of was once romantically linked to Princess Alexandra, 50-year- tired and it’s hungry. It’ s laying and 1985, or from $860 billion in 1980 in the Incident and said they had no plan. corporate communications in Prince Andrew. “ Everybody has old sister o f the Duke of Kent and down now,” Kenneth Kalenak, to $685 billion in 1985, according to eggs in their possession. But an More than three-quarters of the Chicago. a stone which is linked to the plant Prince Michael of Kent, is a owner of the male emu. a relative . the 1986 report on Economic and officer said he saw the passengers recommended figure would go Ms. Radomski said Sunday she of their birth and which has cousin of Queen Elizabeth II. of the ostrich, saod from Sa- , Social Progress in Latin America of in the back seat trying to hide a toward staff salaries, with another understood the raciest pictures special healing properties for ginaw, Mich. carton of eggs under the front seat, the Inter-American Development 7.76 percent allocated for teachers’ showed Ms. White in lingerie. them.” Kalenak said Saturday about SO - according to a police report. Bank. But this increase was more Today’s quotes fringe benefits, including dn in­ “ I had my nose pierced when I people called him saying they had In addition, police determined than compensated by population crease in health benefits. was in New Delhi. It wasn’t “ The people of Beirut have a spotted the bird, which escaped that the group bought five cartons growth, which rose from 341 million Under Kennedy’s plan, the town painful.” she said as she arrived responsibility for their own com­ from its backyard pen early of eggs at a supermarket Sunday to 385 million, up 12.7 percent during the five-year period. would spend $1.9 million more of its Tug-of-w ar at a celebrity party in ’s munity. and they are not exercis­ Wednesday. Ezzie was caught night, police said. West End on Sunday. ing it.” — Secretary of State Saturday morning on the farm of A entertainment world tug-of- George P. Shultz, blaming the Mark Walter, who lives about 10 Tuesday Only w ar between Bette Midler and Kramer In accident citizens of Beirut for abductions miles west of Kaienek’s home. Shelley Long has been settled by in the Lebanese capital. Ezzie, whoeatscom, wheat and splitting the nation in half. Film producer-directorStanley ‘"They have bared their fangs, bird food, could only have sur­ From Our Meat Dept. Midler gets t ^ top billing in ads Kramer, whose classics include so to speak, to a peace-loving vived about two more days and prints of tW film “ Outrage­ “ Guess Who’s Coming to SHELLEY LONG and BETTE MIDLER people.” — 'The m ilitary chief of outside its pen because of the lack USDA AMERICAN LAMB ous Fortune” in the East while Dinner?” and "Inherit the . . . splitting the nation the Philippines, Gen. Fidel V. of available food in rural Saginaw Long tikes the honors in the West, Wind,” suffered minor injuries In ' Ramos, after Communist rebels County, Kalenak said. 9 The Washington Post reported a traffic accident. refused to extend a cease-fire. The 6-foot-tall emu, which can LEG OF LAMB...... ’1-99ib. Sunday. Police said details of the Center and released. Car overturns “ Not one single person moved. run about 35 mph, is one of In addition, producers worked Sunday night accident were not It was as if someone had sprayed several exotic birds that Ka­ The 20-year-old daughter, of out a preview in which animated available, but a spokesman for Kramer made more man aa one of those Buck Rogers guns lenak, an antique auto uphols­ Princess Alexandra, Marina BLADE CHOPS ...... ’2-49ib. names of the stars push each the Fire Department, Greg films for Hollywood. His last and they were all paralyzed.” — terer, said he raises as a hobby. Ogiivy, spent the weekend resting other back and forth across the Acevedo, said Kramer, 73, appar­ picture, “ TheRunnerStumbles,” Common Pleas Judge Lisa A. Kalenak said he will build a after a car she was driving screen. ently suffered symptoms similar was film ed in 1980. He then moved Rlchette of Philadelphia, saying taller pen for Ezzie. Apparently RIB LAMB CHOPS...... *3.39ib. overturned, officials said. The procedures were worked to those of a diatetic reaction to Seattle, where he taught film at a man stole her purse and car the bird, scared by a dog or a Police said Sunday that she was out after agents for the stars shortly before the accident. He the University of Washington and outside a movie theater as scores raccoon, hurdled the pen’s 5W- LOIN LAMB CHOPS...... *4.89ib. clashed over screen credits. treated for shock at a hospital and was treated at UCLA Medical wrote a newspaper column. of people watched. foot fence. Kalenak said. From Our Deli Dept.

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The bill would, in the words ot its Connecticut’s absentee ballot vot­ applications and on the ballot Rep. Martin M. Looney, D-New sponsor. Rep. Mae S. Schmldle, It’s better ing system begin in earnest today envelopes. Haven, co-chairman of Uie elec­ R-Newtown, prevent “ overxeaious Jack as a legislative committee holds a • R ^uire supervision of absen­ tions committee, said last month campaign workers from commit­ hearing on a series of bills aimed at tee voting at any Institution having that the committee would “ not do ting ateentee ballot fraud and A aderaoa preventing abuses of the process. 10 or more patients. anything to interfere with legiti­ unduly influencing citizens ^ who Among the 16 bills being consi­ • And require absentee ballots to mate ... voting. “ We do not want to have to use absentee ballots.” than being dered by the Government Adminis­ be printed on special paper to deter set traps for the unwary,” he said. A third bill would allow only tration and Elections Committee is counterfeiting. O’Neill has expressed reserva­ municipal employees to distribute an omnibus bill recommended after The movement to reform the tions about making the process so absentee ballot applications and a lengthy study of absentee voting absentee ballot process began last restrictive that people who nor­ the ballots themselves to voters. It in the dark by the legislature’s Program Re­ year after 10 people were arrested mally would use an absentee ballot would also require those employees view and Investigations on charges stemming from wides­ would not bother to vote at all. to pick up the completed applica­ Committee. pread abuses in a delegate election “ There should be safeguards, as tions and ballots. Drugs thrive Entitled "An Act Concerning in Waterbury. many as needed, to make sure thSt Absentee Voting Reform,” the bill In the contest last May, former there’s no fraudulent voting,” the Currently anyone can get absen­ Manchester residents who remember the would; Congressman Toby Moffett, who governor said. ” I certainly think tee ballot applications from a town effects of Hurricane Gloria in September 1985 • Keep confidential the list of was challenging Gov. William A. that we should make sure everyone clerk’s office and distribute them. shouid find some reassurance in the presence on chaos in people requesting absentee ballots. O’Neill for the Democratic guber­ has the right and the ability to cast a Another bill would require the • Bar town clerks from giving of a trailer on Olcott Street. natorial nomination, won on the ballot. I don’t think we want to secretary of the state to develop a absentee ballot applications to voting machines, but O’Neill had inhibit their rights and their options sim plifi^ set of instructions for The trailer is designed to serve as a center for campaign workers. enough absentee votes to win the to do so.” using absentee ballots that would efforts to coordinate the orderly restoration of Phiiippines • Require a judicial hearing election. Another measure to be heard include information about election F electric power when the area is struck again by when there are at least SO absentee Workers with ties to both cam­ today would require town clerks to laws. a storm with such a drastic outcome. WASHINGTON — The Philippines is becoming The trailer serves as concrete evidence that the major transit station for heroin and other Northeast Utilities is sincere in its desire to illegal drugs on their way from the “ Golden State woman admits cooperate with municipal officials in determin­ Triangle” of Southeast Asia to refiners and Connecticut In Brief ing priorities for the restoration of power to the distributors in the United States and the rest of the Western world. most crucial facilities, like hospitals and This is the conclusion of U.S. and Philippine Drug addicts face facility shortage role in contra drive E emergency services. government narcotics officials interviewed in guan rebels, and broadcast at least There is little or nothing town officials and the Manila recently by our associate Donald Goldberg HARTFORD — The war on drugs needs more battlegrounds in Lt. Col. Oliver L. North met on Connecticut, where drug addicts often must wait days or weeks different occasions with a wealthy $1 million worth of television ads power company can do to prevent storms from as part of our continuing Investigation of worldwide that targeted congressional oppo­ before being admitted to treatment programs, health care Connecticut woman who was the interrupting essential services initially. dope traffic. principal benefactor of a political nents of the administration’s $100 Philippine officials have recently uncovered — experts said. million aid proposal for the contras But Hurricane Gloria clearly illustrated that O pen Forum •The state also lacks a 24-hour-a-day treatment facility — a group involved in a pro-contra as just one example — a sophisticated drug lobbying drive, the woman fighting Nicaragua’s leftist with no mechanism in place for establishing serious gap in the system for those who want to break their distribution network in their country controlled by acknowledges. government. addictions to heroin, cocaine and othpr narcotics, experts said. quick communications between municipal a single Chinese organized-crime syndicate in The woman, Barbara Newington The source of his funding has officials and the power company, emergency rently implemented in Connecti­ their acquaintance with the com ­ Dr. Edward Jaroszewski, director of psychiatry in the of Greenwich, helped bankroll a come under scrutiny, with congres­ Time to learn Hong Kong. The syndicate had moved its emergency room at Hartford Hospital, said he can provide crews from the town and those from the utility cut, is a failure. ’The state mon language of education in the amphetamine production facilities to the Virginia-based political action sional and federal investigators immediate help for very few of the dozens of addicts he sees each looking into a report in the Lowell sometimes worked at cross purposes, and English first Department of Education re­ United States. Philippines from Taiwan and South Korea, where committee headed by her friend, ported last year that of 10,893 Every sizable immigrant group month. Washington fund raiser Carl (Mass.) Sun that North provided power was not restored first where it was most government controls were more difficult to get Jaroszewski said he doesn’t think people can wait days or money for the campaign from To the Editor: students enrolled in these pro­ of previous decades — the Poles, "Spitz” Channell, public records around. weeks until there is a spot open in a treatment program. The profits diverted from U.S. arms needed. grams, just 664 were considered the French, the Italians, the show. What has made the Philippines so attractive to delay is sometimes longer for people who don’t have medical sales to Iran. AP photo The major complaint against the utility after proficient in English after three Geiinans, the Portuguese, and Her role suggests a close link Your editorial of Jan. 30 oppos­ the drug lords? A combination of factors, not the between North, the fired White Although denying that Iranian most recently the Vietnamese — insurance. Gloria was not so much that it took a long time to ing my bill designating English as years — a 6 percent success rate. least of which is the unsettled political condition of House aide, and Channell’s efforts money was used in the media effort Festival fireworks restore power, which in many instances it did, Connecticut’s official language Further support for such a spent every waking moment or that North solicited contribu­ the country in the year since Corazon Aquino to conduct a nationwide media Fireworks burst in the sky over the state Capitol in but that its priorities were wrong and that it did contained serious inaccuracies. program is incomprehensibleand learning English. ’They recog­ became president. Criminal gangs can always Symphony predicts banner year campaign in support of President tions, Channell acknowledges (See “ Sen. Scott’s English bill is a a waste of taxpayers’ money. nized that America was a place North spoke to groups of his Hartford Saturday. The display was part of a winter a bad job of informing municipal officials and operate more freely in a situation of political HARTFORD — At a time when many American orchestras are Reagan’s pro-contra policies. threat,’’ Jan. 30.) Reorganizing bilingual educa­ where they could maintain their Public documents list Newington contributors and provided written festival held in the city over the weekend. confusion. experiencing crippling financial and artistic difficulties, the public about how long they were likely to tion, so that English is learned heritage, but they would have to as the source of nearly half the material used for the TV If you had closely listened to the executives of the Hartford Symphony Orchestra say the 1986-87 remain in the dark. first, is necessary if we ever hope know the English language to $700,000 raised by Channell’s Virgi­ commercials. Mark Davis Show on WTIC season will be more lucrative and better attended than any other Phone calls to municipal offices and to the to help all Connecticut residents pursue their American dream. It nia group, which helped pay for that Besides providing funds for regarding my proposal you would CORRUPTION AMONG Philippine police in recent memory. utility sometimes produced conflicting infor­ find employmentand opportunity was difficult, and there were few public relations blitz. Channell’s efforts, Newington has have known that my bill and officials is rampant, according to one U.S. expert. Only two years ago, Ine orchestra was saddled with a $323,000 given money over the years to in this state and country. accommodations. Yet in the end. Channell used a network of mation. resolution would not end English Estimates of the number of cops on the take range deficit, said Paul Reuter, the orchestra’s executive director. The conservative groups he controls to many conservative political candi­ it was the only way. One resident, for instance, passed up an offer education for non-English- Your claim that those people as high as 30 percent, twice as high as a year ago. symphony’s annual budget is about $2 million. help fund speaking tours by Nicara­ dates. for the free loan of an emergency generator speaking individuals, but would “ who don’t speak our language” It is disturbing to see so many “ I’m more afraid of the cops than the crooks,” The 42-year-old organization pulled itself out of the red and people segregated from opportun­ because she was led to believe that her power reorganize programs so that would be hurt by such a proposal confided one official. broke even in 1985-86, Reuter said. This year the organization bilingual students would enroll in contradicts common sense. Im­ ity because of their ignorance of would soon be restored and someone else might Item; Several months ago, $25,000 in seed money may even earn a small profit. WEIGHT WATCHERS intensified English courses first mersing non-English speaking English, and because of the for a sting operation was provided by the U.S. In contrast. Orchestra New England in New Haven on STEP OUT IN STYLE, need the generator more than she did. As it — the so-called “immersion” children in English classes before current bilingual education pro­ government, only to disappear without a trace Wednesday filed for financial reorganization under Chapter 11 of TAKE HER FOR A turned out, she was without power for a long form of language education — they start their other schooling is grams and other failed govern­ after it reached the Philippine police. The the federal bankruptcy act. Officials said the group needs INTRODUCES time. before pursuing other studies in the best, quickest way to learn the ment policies that keepthem from consensus is that the money wound up in the $100,000 to stay afloat. WALK IN EUROPE The NU trailer will house a computerized an English-speaking setting. English language. We do these becoming fluent in the language of pockets of the police. Introduce her to our world of elegant THE BEST EXCUSE information and dispatch facility and will serve Bilingual education, as cur­ young people no favor by delaying our land. We must stop printing The Philippines’ geography, of course, would government forms and docu­ make it a smugglers’ paradise even if every cop Teen charged with murdering girl European Footwear for ladies as a center for monitoring the work of utility ments in languages other than FOR BUYING A were Sir Galahad. With more than 7,000 separate FAIRFIELD — A 16-year-old boy was charged with murder in crews. Equally important, there will be a English, and encourage people to islands and dozens of diverse cultures, the country the stabbing death Sunday of a 14-year-old girl, police said. station at which officials of Manchester, Bolton learn Englishsothatthey. too. can PROFOUND QUESTION has never been solidly under the control of the Samantha Leonard, of Fairfield, was stabbed once in the heart WHOLE NEW and East Hartford can get timely information open the doors of everyday central government in Manila. It lacks the patrol at about 4 p.m. and pronounced dead on arrival at Bridgeport and avoid the possibility of working at cross American life, meaningful em­ boats that would be needed to give even cursory Hospital, Captain Joseph M. Sambrook said. purposes. Town crews will know, for instance, ployment. higher education and oversight to the thousands of miles of coastline and Police arrested Anthony Risi, of Norwalk and charged him WARDROBE! prosperity — just as Connecticut where it is safe for them to remove trees across the myriad inlets that can accommodate dope with first-degree murder. He was being held on a $150,000 bond, TjOSE A DRESS SIZE citizens already able to speak, smugglers’ small surface craft. Sambrook said. roads so utility crews can work. read and write in English are 9 It is pleasant, but vain, to think the trailer There’s an additional factor that makes the Risi’s parents have not posted bond, police said. BY EASTER! equipped to do. Philippines a favorite of the drug lords; Philippine Sambrook said the stabbing appeared to be the result of an may never have to be used. English has always deserved argument between two groups of teenagers. It was estimated With our healthy new Quick citizens are readily available as couriers, and they Start Plus Program® you Tliere will be other Glorias, but their effects official recognition. Now, the often work cheap. that about six teenagers were involved. can be minimized by a better system of circumstances demand it. The Sambrook said Leonard and Risi knew each other. could soon be wearing goals of bilingual education are those sweater coordination. dresses, body admirable. Yet given the dismal ONE RECENT investigation uncovered a suits and bikinis results of existing government Spoilage forces recall of ham syndicate operation that transported the opium you had to say policies, certainly the time has base for manufacture of brown heroin from the 1 A New Jersey food distribution company is recalling 3-pound 20~30% OFF regular pricet on lelected thoei & bootM 'no’ to, before. Letters to the editor com e for schoolchildren to learn cans of ham from stores in Connecticut and five other states after Golden Triangle to Amsterdam by way of the ; Delicious menus English first. federal inspectors found some of the hams had spoiled, the Offer expires 2-28-87 Come See our new Spring line The Manchester Herald welcomes original Philippines. The courier, trailed by lawmen, was a ; and food plans, letters to the editor. Agriculture Department said. emotional support, British woman married to a Filipino; she was met ; Wakefern Foods Corp. of Elizabeth, N.J., is voluntarily Letters should be brief and to the point. They Sen. ’Thomas Scott by three Chinese in Amsterdam. A subsequent raid • d se i. even a new optional 14th Senatorial District recalling the hams, marketed under the name “ Krakus Brand exercise plan. Tailor it all to should be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for on the house where the dope was being refined Polish Hams,” from Shop-Rite stores in Connecticut, Delaware, ease in editing, should be double-spaced. Letters Milford turned up 13 kilograms of heroin. 1 a shoe salon fit the way you live. Then start New Jersey, New York, Massachussets and Pennsylvania, said shopping! must be signed with name, address and daytime "W hat’s the difference between the Saturday Member, National Advisory Despite the Philippines’ burgeoning dope ; Keeney Mall • 485 Hartford Rd. (Keeney St.) Board, “ English First” Nancy Robinson, a spokeswoman for the USDA’s Food Safety telephone number (for verification). morning cartoons and the advertisements?" manufacture and traffic, the country so far has not ; and Inspection Service said Saturday. Manchester • 647-8505 been plagued by drug problems among its own > HALF PRICE population. Among the apparent reasons for this ' OFFER! SAVE $10! are the strong influence of the Catholic Church and ^ Pipe break prompts shellfishing ban Diamonds... Hearts__ Gemstones Pyramid safeguards idea that won’t die the widespread poverty that keeps heroin, cocaine Join for only $10,* and put the and even marijuana beyond the reach of most ; MILFORD — Shellfish beds off the Milford coast remain closed money you save toward a Filipinos. Whatever the reason, the streets of ; after a contractor working on the Great Creek drainage project in Give her your heart and one of ours; new dress! to last — the concrete walls are as much as eight NEKOMA, N.D. — When archaeologists of the Manila are noticeably free of the “ head shops,” ■ Silver Sands State Park broke a sewer pipe, causing leakage. feet thick — yet, like the original pyramids of future sift through the sands of what used to be “ crack houses” and street-comer dope peddling The break in an outfall pipe of the city’s Town Meadows Sewage she will cherish it for a lifetime. THAT’S NEW * Egypt, it has little value save its history. Treatment plant occurred at about 2:30 p.m. Friday, city Public North Dakota, they will happen upon a singular that are commonplace in major American cities. * Works Director Michael Vrabel said Friday. QUICK START PLUS! phenomenon here where a truncated pyramid Another phenomenon makes the Philippines stands in the middle of the wheat fields that stretch T om ’THE PYRAMID is empty except for water. The Vrabel said the break was in a pipe leading from the plant and Army says water from the local aquifer has attractive to dope traffickers; Convictions for drug ’ that the sewage leaking into Silver Sands apparently had been across the Great Plains near the Canadian border. dealing are virtually non-existent. According to a ; intruded to a depth of several feet. There is a treated. He said state sanitarians will take samples early next They won’t find the mummified remains of a T iede Philippine customs official, not a single one of the : three-man maintenance crew at the site who repair week. pharaoh, however. Nor the treasures of bygone many “ hands-on” drug busts his men made in the ■ loose doors, keep windows secure against the days. The 77-foot pyramid at Nekoma, buffeted by last six months resulted in so much as a jail prairie dust and play cards over the steel bumps the relentless winds of time, is a burial mound for sentence for the powerful drug peddlers. The where the missiles were housed. something entirely more important; it’s a kind of official recalled mefully that a judge explained to resting place for an idea that will not die. One of the maintenance men, Orlan Green, says ^resenting... ' tourist sometimes stop in the summer. Otherwise, him: “ We can’t lock up the major dealers; they E arrin gs Pendant 9 The pyramid is an abandoned military defense have too much money.” 9 structure. It was once the very expensive heart of the complex remains deserted. The mayor of Classic Cakes & Pastries Brilliant Cut Diamond Brilliant Cut Diamond the nation’s effort to save itself from nuclear after years of haggling, construction began at a Nekoma says a couple of private business concerns Specializing in destruction. The building contained radar to detect single site (Nekoma) in 1970. want to rent some of the buildings, one to make a Fine cakes ,& pastries for $ 2 1 9 . $ 1 3 9 . Nekoma was chosen for its strategic location. It pancake mix, but the Army will not accept civilian Clean up or pay -Join by February 28 at these convenient locations: - missiles aimed at America so their bombs could be ■ Restaurants ■ Hotels ■ Caterers ■ Food Services ■ shot from the skies before they hit their targets. is a dot on the earth — the population is less than occupation. Meat packers continue to sell meat tainted with Genuine Sapphire, Genuine Sapphire, The Army claims that it’s difficult to let private dangerous chemicals. A recent inspector general’s If that sounds familiar, it should. The idea in this 200 — but it’s also close to one of the nation’s Also Ruby, Emerald Ruby, Emerald EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER SOUTH WINDSOR tomb is presently being resurrected in the country. nuclear bastions. There are hundreds of warheads industry use public facilities. Besides, the military audit found there wasn’t a single prosecution for FM CongrtgitloiMl Church Second CongragethNial Wtpping Comm. Church 2,000 violations reported by meat Inspectors. The Custom designed wedding and all-occasion cakes The Safeguard Anti-Baliistic Missile system of last hidden in a network of North Dakota may still have a use for the Safeguard site. The $ 9 9 . 837 Main Street Church 1790 Ellington Hd. 8 $ 1 3 9 . •Thurs. 4:15pm86:30pm inspector general recommended progressive fines, 385N.MainSt. 8 decade has, in many respects, been bom again as accommodations. Army says the Strategic Defense Initiative will •Wed. 9:30 am, 4:30 pm increasing with each successive violation, as an W W ^ W 86:30 pm •Mon. 4:45 pm 8 6:30 pm Ronald Reagan’s Strategic Defense Initiative, have to have some ground sites, for example, and •Wed. 4:45 pm 8 6:30 pm more popularly known as “ Star Wars.” HENCE, ’THE ARMY built the Safeguard base to — who knows? — there is room on this reservation. “ economic incentive” to eliminate use of the drugs.' Valentine’s Day Special KnlgMeotCohiinbueHall protect the stockpile. And the radar pyramid was In most cases, the residues found in the meat were ■' 1631 Mein Street Community BapUat •Mon. 6:30 pm Church IT MIGHT BE noted that the idea has returned only part of an extraordinary defense complex. The SO,THE IDEA of the U.S. defense shield lives. from antibiotics given to animals to induce growth. Delicately crafted in 14K yellow gold. 585 E. Center Street with a new wrinkle. SDI would be constructed good guess is that almost $6 billion was spent to And so does the wide suspicion of it. One of the They’re toxic to humans when ingested In large .' •Thurs.9:30am quantities. “Candy & largely in outer space. But the fundamental turn the local flats into a military reservation. maintenance men here says that if the Safeguard Special prices through February 14th only. premise remains the same; The advocates believe The Safeguard site was completed In the autumn site is reactivated to facilitate the Star Wars ■ 0 ’ Flowers Cake” 7 the United States can shield itself from an enemy of 1975. And It was scheduled to become fully concept, then, well, then common sense may really Chocolate cherry cake glazed New registrants should arrive Illustrations enlarged to show detail. 7 attack even if it retaliates wholeheartedly and in occupied and operational in the spring of 1976. The be what's buried at the pyramid in Nekoma. with chocolate, silk (lower Vz hour before times listed for orientation. kind. critics made a final stand before that happened, The Safeguard anti-ballistic missile site was arrangement and a solid For more information and additional class locations, call erected in accordance with a pair of agreements That premise, of course, is very controversial. however, and Congress, after the long years of iKanrlipalpr HpralJi chocolate heart pop. 1 1-800-972-9320 And it may be instructive to remember that the waffling, voted to stop future funding of the project. established between the United States and the controversy is part of the idea that has been Safeguard died completely a decade ago. The Soviet Union. The first agreement set a limit of two Founded In 1M1 brought back to life from the pyramid at Nekoma. entire complex was stripped and padlocked. The sites per country, and the second, signed in 1975, *1500 Critics also mounted strenuous objections when the homes for 2,000 people were vacated, the sites for reduced that figure to one reservation apiece. PEN NY M. S IE F FE R T ...... P u h ll.h « DOUGLAS A BEVINS "PtaoelburThjtfin O l Safeguard shield was initially proposed in the 150 intercepting missileA were cleared, the The Russians constructed their station on the ALEXANDER QIRELLI...... AitoclH. EdHw the Diamond Spedolols" W EIGHT WATCHERS' 1960s. wonderful technology was in part sold for scrap, perimeter of Moscow, their capital and largest ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ J o h o w e a M ’The Pentagon wanted to build a dozen and the pyramid without a peak was permanently city. And they did not follow the Americans in Call for an appointment ^ sealed. abandoning the ABM notion. The Pentagon says anti-ballistic missile stations then. But Trl City Plaza Alaolocatad In Today the pyramid is the most visible reminder the Soviet site continues to operate, and is capable SHELDON COHEN ComS “InSJ 6 4 7 - 1 1 6 1 ManebBster Parkada congressional opponents insisted on moderation. ROBERT H HUBBARD Prwwoom f 63 Woodland St. Hours: T-F 9-5 Maachaatar Vam on Briatol, Simsbury, of the early idea of strategic defense. Some say it’s of protecting the city of Moscow and nearby missile The United States subsequently entered into JEANNE Q FROMERTH CIreuWlon MiniS* Manchester, UlCT J\ A 646^1$ ITMIM Cromwell a Wataibury limiting agreements with the ^ v ie t Union, and . likewise the most apropos.,The building was made installations. ■ — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, reb. ». 1M7

HAOMTHfHOMmLC byOMBrewM SNAFU by Blue* Bm HI« p e a n u ts by Charlaa M. Schulz U.S. spy agencies casual VOUteEGOINGOUTSIPE THERE’S A TREE OUT tUlTH THAT KITE?' THERE JUST IUAITIN6 FOR TOUR KITE! you , PON'T HAVE A chance! about secrets, panel says

WASHINGTON (AP) - A con- on communication! security and know’ principle is not required,’’ grsuional panel, ctUng a racent improvements in bundling of the panel said. BEIRUT. Ubanoa (AP) - Po­ tfrlng of dliaetroui ipy cates, it defectors. • And relatively indiscriminate lice said a car bomb killod at least calling for nnalor changes la the 18 people today and sparked m way the nation protecta ita aecrets. isauance of security clearances. Of ; The report by the Houee IntelU- BUT REP. Lee Hamilton, D-Ind„ 200,000 applications for TOp Secret Inferno at a gas atation in a Shiite BUT you RE 60IN6 OUT A MAN HAS TO PO WHAT gence Committee lald U.S. apy who was chairman of the House status in 1084, only l percent were Moelem neighboihood of Beirut. They said the bomb went off at THE PHANTOM by Lm Falk A 8y Barry THERE ANVOUAV, AREN'T HE HAS TO 00! agendea have become almoet panel while it was conducting the denied. Currently, more than 5 YOU? UUHV? WHY? ISckadalalcal about guarding the study, said those and other recent million Americans hold some level 2:48 p.m. in a white Mercedee-Bem DOCTOR, T y e s , SIRE, A nptlon’a most leniitlve secrets. improvements are not enough. of security clearance. ’”The chan­ parked near the filling etatlon in the s iv e Him U i?a n (?u ii. iz e (?, t : ;The committee, using terms far "The reaction of the intelligence ces of a few spies having received Rowelaa diatrict on the aoutbera MR*. SOMETHIIJ5 TOCAUM harsher than those used by its community to the apy cases was clearances among so many are outaUrta of the capital. Him Spnate counterpart in a similar very inadequate,” Hamilton said. high,” the report states. Dosena of people were wounded report last year, found “a litany of “Our report took into conaideration by the Mast, police aaid. diaaater” and called for major those stepa, and we think they are Ambulancee and fire engines overhauls reaching deep into the not suffident.’’ THE PREVIOUS Senate report, raced to the scene wUh sirens y o u •| know it’s a silly mating dance, but it’s as counterspy bureaucracy. Among the panel’s findings were: while pointing out areas in which wailing. Radio reports aaid Shiite macho as I ever getl" “The committee does not believe improvement was needed, con­ militiamen blocked off the area. jfAl^bS that the U.S. intelligence commun­ • Carelessness in hiring for cluded: “As a result of significant Militiamen fired automatic rifles ity can go ahedd on a business-as- sensitive intelligence posts. It cited improvements in recent years, the AP photo in the air to clear the way tor UAKi AIN CAST «Dy urookt A Caaale usual basis In the wake of these the case of Edward Howard, hired nation’s counterintelligence struc­ F ambulances and cam evacuating espionage disasters,” said the despite evidence he had “an ture is fundamentally sound.” "BaBABU Af€> DICTATOR. ^OZZA^^. Protesters hold signs outside the Unitarian Universalist the wounded, witnesses reported. report, which was the result of a extensive history of using hard Sen. David Boren, D-Okla.,chair­ drugs’’ and who seriously damaged Church of Amherst Sunday while the Rev. Carl F. The car bombing was the first in series of hearings and interviews man of the Senate Intelligence TItchener handed out condoms to parishioners inside the Moelem sector of Beirut this last year. the CIA’s operations in Moscow by Committtee, said part of the BLONDIE by Daan Voung A Sian Draka giving secrets to the Soviets. Naval following a sermon on AIDS. year. There have been two car problem may be due to a single- bomMnga in 1087 in east Beirut. 1^31 WHILE THE report details many intelligence analyst Jonathan Pol­ minded effort over the past eight a n understateaient if lard, who spied tor Israel, was hired A car bomb exploded in Christian I EVER HEAROEARO ONE mfl of the same ahortcominga cited by years to restore the dominance of the Senate Intelligence ^m m ittee even though he had boasted to east Beirut’s Zalka district Jan. N, the United States in the area of killing five people, including two r i ^ l s r l four months ago, its tone is far more friends of his work for the Mossad, intelligence gathering. Church gives condoms E pessimistic, dting a “disturbing Israel’s Intelligence agency. children, and wounding S7. While it was spending more to Former President Camille Cha- lifck of Judgment,” “staggering, • Failure to take seriously the WILLIAMSVILLE, N Y. (AP) - don’t know how to react, how to long-term damage to national se- upgrade its ability to gather se­ moun was wounded Jan. 7 in a car Implications of the arrests of 27 U.S. crets, the United States gave less A minister who passed out condoms talk, because we are still squeam­ bombing in east Beirut. Four cdrity” and “serious management citizens for spying from 19Mto I9M. to his congregation during a weekly ish,’’ he said. failure” in various intelligence emphasis to protecting its own people were killed, and 35 were In one instance. Navy officials secrets, he said. "We’ve expe­ service said the national publicity Outside the church, about 10 wounded. areas. underplayed the significance of the of his plans had already helped people marched in freezing rain to ARLO AND JANIS ® by Jimmy Johnson “Our hope is that the criticisms rienced some disasters.... Counter­ By police count, at leaat 113 Walker spy ring during a secret intelligence to some degree was enlighten people about the spread protest the action. One of their people died and 058 were wounded will be taken as drawing attention session witii the committee, while of AIDS. placards read, “A Wolf in Sheep’s to something that needs to be neglected while we were in seven car bomMnga in east YOU AND THIS m V other government officials were rebuilding.” ’’More than my wildest dreams Clothing.” ''EMPLOVEE EWMUATION ibiproved,” said Rep. Louis Stokes, publicly, and more accurately, were accomplished before today ’Two-thirds of the way through his Beirut in 1986. ’Two car bomMngs in RIGAMAKOLt.' p-Ohio, the new chairman of the describing the extreme gravity of Boren added, however^ that the even got here,” the Rev. Carl F. talk, Titchener and six ushers the Moslem western sector of the committee. “We hope the executive the case. . large numbers of recent arrests for Titchener said Sunday after his dispensed about 125 boxes, each capital last year killed 30 people. ON ’THE FAS’INACK by Bill Holbrook branch will clean up its act.” spying may indicate not only a sermon at the Unitarian Universal­ containing three condoms. President Reagan began imple­ • A relaxation of strictures that growth in the numbers of spies, but ist Church of Amherst. He urged television stations to '^EV,ART/Trte/2e'&^ iHsPf CTe i^ hb/ MV 605H, ITfe A ...WHOiOfl&S wow. menting a series of counterintelli­ should govern the most highly improvements in catching them. The minister spoke to an overflow accept advertising for the devices, A ^wrg IM m gyNOMBEP U>VgNoTe/TrtePf'5A m MV WHO’S. IT gence defenses in November that classified information. "There audience of 250 and was greeted which U.S. Surgeon General C. EMERGENCY ^ACKer 9 o m v .^ ^?,'RI6HT? WOMANWHoWAMBMe... TeMOEP. stemmed from a long study by the seems to be a widespread attitude “That will pay dividends down jfRqiA? four times with applause, including Everett Koop has said is the best Fire — Police — Medical 'WHOCKAVES/WCAIZESSK., ^ \s s e s ! National Security Council staff. within some U.S. intelligence agen­ the road,” he said. “It will have a a standing ovation. way to halt the spread of AIDS aside The changes included stationing cies that once an employee has been chilling effect’ ’ on the willingness, of “We have the two leading health from sexual abstinence. Acquired ) Pentagon investigators inside large granted a Top Secret clearance ... Americans to sell government officials in the United States immune deficiency syndrome can DIAL 911 defense plants, increased spending strict adherence to the ‘need-to- secrets. warnina us about a plague and we be transmitted by sexual contact. In Manchester i ALLEY OOP ‘ by Dave Graue Death suit vA may cripple U.8. ACRES by JImOavla HEV.BOi WAKE UPj WHILE VOU WERE ASLEEP I KNITTED VOO Klan group A SCARF.' By Garry Mitchell The Associated Press MOBILE, Ala. - A $10 million suit prompted by the 1981 racial murder of a black teen-ager goes to trial this week in a drive to Get more for your money THE BORN LOSER ‘ by Art Santom dismantle the financial framework of the oldest and largest Ku Klux :..IHAAAA H A V II^ Klan organization. Al-ITTLE JOICEWITH . A federal Jury Tuesday is sche­ withournew YfOll.T -■ — duled to hear testimony in the suit filed against the United Klans of 9 America by the Montgomery-based Pkizzfes Southern Poverty Law Center on A stro g ra p h behalf of the NA ACP and the family Checking Club. of Michael Donald. Donald, 19, was plucked from a ACROSS 5 Red Sea Answer to Previous Puzzle city street at random by two country 1 Compass point ^Your Klansmen and taken to a rural area 6 Midwest state where he was beaten to death with a 4 Playful child (abbr.) birthday 8 Kind 7 Inventor tree limb, according to court 12 Motoring asso­ Whitney documents. Feb. 10, 1987 ciation (abbr.) 8 Preparing golf The Klansmen then brought the Favorable tinanclal changes are in the FRANK AND ERNEST ' by Bob Thaves 13 Become sound shot body back to Mobile, where it was offing for you in the year ahead. Your 14 Macabre 9 Holler strung up in a noose in a tree on a downward trend is now turned into an 15 Powerful 10 Priggish upward growth pattern. residential street. explosive 11 Needle parts AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) The IF THAr'i" ' The murder shocked this port city (abbr.) 19 Tea t o r ____ aQd became a nationwide rallying 16 All (pref.) squeaky wheel will be the one that gets 20 Traveler the oil today. Don’t be afraid to speak opptopTuNiTY, HE cry for civil rights groups. 17 Author_____ 22 Metal cord Wiesel up for what you want where your finan­ The suit alleges the murder was 2 3 ------the night cial objectives are concerned. Know r ^ u s r H A v e part of a pattern of intimidation by 18 Calms before s 20 Movjes where to look for romance and you'll the United Klans to deprive blacks Christmas find it. The Astro-Graph Matchmaker Pl.mPA

O atlaM d from page 1 A copy win also be sent to Andy's dreulated during a diurch meeting nei^borhoods, win also be sent to Others said rmidents should for comment this morning. Loren Andreo, who sub­ at Second Congregational Church Andreo and GLK Realty. embark on a massive letter-writing The plans have also d ra i^ meeting with all the pattieo ao that leases the Jtt.06Mquare-feet from Sunday. Church leaders and resldenta campaign to stop the entertainment opposition from businessmen wh^ dltferencea can be wetted out, the Springfield Sugar Co. R says that LaserLand will to pressure Andrao and center. operate stores next to Andy’s in the Milton said. Cbmihlngs said last week that he attiwct drttgO, hg te SB uBdeMrable Springfield Sugar into ending nego­ However, Roderick Wright, a All-Star Game shopping center. Milton said that a eepy of the Is negotlatiiig with Andreo and is on effect on young people and wulbe a tiations with r member of the church coundl, told church’s letter will be sent to the verge of subletting the building disservice to the doerty people who During Sunday’s church meet­ residents; *T think we’re pushing Also concerned are the elderly Cummings, who hopes to open from him. live In the Mayfair Gardens apart­ ing, residents made suggestions on the panic button too fast.” residents who live In Mayfair "LaserLand" In September. Copies Meanwhile, North End residents ment complex across the street. what they could do to fight Wright said the ctercb must Gardens, who fear the center win will also be sent to GLK Realty Ltd. have begun a petition drive against The petitloh also says that Andy’s Cumminp. meet with Cummings, GLK Reatly bring noise, traffic and loiterers tp perfect forum Partnership, which owns the build­ Cummings’ plans. should be repfaced by another AHhough GUC Realty la agatast and Springfidd Sugar In order to their neighborhood. ing at 260 N. Main S t, and The petition, which will be sent to grocery store. Copies of the peti­ LaserLand, eompanyoffldalshaveom e‘ pressure them from allowing the The shaping center was built in Springfield Sugar Co., which leases the Manchester Board of Directors tion, which is still bdng dreulated said they may not be able toblock It center in the building. the early 1970s as part of a North the building from GUC Realty. and other town ofHcials, was among churdi groups and in the because of stipulations in the lease. Cummings could not be reached End redevelopment project. ^ for Chambers

By Jim Cour any pressure when attempting the The Associated Press game-tying free throws, even after Powerful quake hits New Guinea Thomas told the Dallas Mavericks Leon Dobkln^ 88; SEATTLE — Tom Chambers felt forward that he was going to choke. PORT MORESBY, Papua New Guinea — A powerful NIeholM ZtvBraHa CllftonI R. Walkor Joseph L. Roy like he had something to prove, and “ I Just tried to remain calm and earthquake struck this southwest Pacific island nation early officer of SBM Nicholas Zavarella, 70, of We­ Clifford R. Walker, 73, of 76 Joseph L. Roy, 72, of Mansfleldi the NBA All-Star Game was the comfortable.” Blackman said. today, leve^ng villages, destroying bridges and leaving at least thersfield, husband of Mary (Di- Phelps Road, died early this husband of Claire (Malboeuf) Roy, perfect forum. “ Rolando is a real pro,” Thomas 1,000 people honrwless, officials said. Marco) Zavarella, died Friday at mor^ng at Manchester Memorial died Sunday at home. He was the added; “ I tried to distract him but it Searchers flying over the region saw extensive damage but Leon Dobkin, former vice presi­ Ignored by the voting fans and dent and director emeritus of the St. Francis Hospital and Medical Hospital after a long Illness. He was father of Harry L. Roy of Manchesr Western Conference coaches alike, didn’t work.” there was no detailed information on casualties. Center, Hartfort. He was the the husband of Mary (Cahill) ter and Linda Hill of Coventry. In the highest-scoring All-Star F Savings Bank of Manchester, died the Seattle SuperSonics’ forward The earthquake, which measured at 7.4 on the Richter scale, Sunday at a local convalescent brother of Savin Zavarella of Walker. Until he retired in 1981, he worked got into the game only when game In history, James Worthy of at Crestfield Convalescent Honie shook the northern island of New Guinea, Papua New Guinea’s home. He was 88, and had lived at Mandiester. He was bora in Westfield, Mass., Houston’s Ralph Sampson was the Los Angeles Lakers chipped In main island, and several smaller islands about 4:30 a.m. today 100 Comstock Road. He also is survived by a daughter Dec. 30, 1013, and had been a for 17 years. sidelined by injury. with 22 points while teammate (1:30 p.m. EST Sunday). resident of Manchester for the past Magic Johnson had 13 assists, He was an officer with the bank and son-in-law, Joyce and St^hen He is also survived by two 37 years. Before he retired in 1076, “ That was a big motivational giving him an All-Star record total The island of Umboi was described as devastated, with most of for more than 35 years. He was Piecewicz of Wethersfield; two brothers, Emile Roy of Nortiv he worked at Pratt k Whitney for 36 factor for me,” the 6-foot-lO of 92. six more than Bob Cousy. the buildings in the island’s administrative center of Siassi elected a director on Jan. 15,1952, other brothers, Arthur Zavarella of bridge. Mass., and Edward Roy of years. He was a parishioner of St. The previous highest combined destroyed or badly damaged, according to a provincial and was named a vice president in Agawam, Mass., and William Za­ Wallingford; a sister, Laura Ma^; Chambers said. “ I wasn’t out for Bridget Church and was a member government official in Lae. 1907. He served in that piiMition until varella of Rovkville; three sisters, sey of Upton, Mass.; and three revenge or anything like that but I score in an NBA All-Star game was of the Pratt Whitney Aircraft in 1984 when the East beat the West 1974, when he was made director Mary DePalma, Helen McMullen A granddaughters. wanted to show that I belonged in E emeritus. and Rosalie Brunetti, all of Man­ Club. the game.” 154-145 in overtime at Denver. Hwald photo by Pinto Cops hunt for trooper’s killer Bom in Russia. Dobkin lived in chester; and two grandchildren. Besides his wife, he is survived by The funeral will be Tuesday at 10 Chambers scored 34 points to win Malone had a 27-point, 18- Ellington and Manchester for most The funeral and burial were four sons, Daniel L. Walker and a.m. from the John F. Tierney most valuable player honors as the rebound performance to top the Hartford’s Dean Evason (12) tries to get a shot on action Saturday night at the Civic Center. Evason had a SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — Law-enforcement officers manned of his life. He was a member of today. D’Esopo Wethersfield Kevin J. Walker, both of Manches­ Funeral Home, 210 W. Center St;; West beat the East 154-149 in East. In his final All-Star game. Montreal goalie Patrick Roy (33) as Canadien and an assist in the Whalers’ 3-1 victory. roadblocks today in a search for a man who sprang from a pickup Chapel, 277 Folly Brook Blvd., ter, David P. Walker of Andover with a mass of Christian burial at 11 36-year-old Julius Erving of the Temple Beth Hillel of South Wind­ overtim e Sunday at Seattle’s defenseman Brian Skrudland attempts to clear it in truck and killed a Missouri Highway Patrol trooper with a burst sor and the Ellington Grange. He Wethersfield, was in charge of and Mark A. Walker of Hartford; a.m. in St. Joseph’s Church, Mansi Kingdome. Philadelphia 76ers had 22 points for of automatic weapon fire during a routine traffic stop. was a retired partner in the Adler arrangements. Burial was in Vil­ two daughters, Elizabeth A. Zwick field. Burial will be in St. Mary The West’s Rolando Blackman the East. Erving, who wilt be 37 in Trooper Russell W. Harper, 45, an 18-year veteran, was shot to and Dobkin Tobacco Co. lage Cemetery, Wethersfield. of Vernon and Margaret M. Walker Cemetery, Coventry. Calling hours sent the game into overtime with a two weeks, has announced he will death in his patrol car shortly before 5 p.m. Sunday about a mile He Is survived by a son, M. Adler of Chatham, Mass.; a brother, are Tuesday, one hour before the pair of free throws with no time left retire at the end of the season. east of Springfield. He was the third state trooper slain since Dobkin of Manchester; two daugh­ Joseph Loney Francis Walker of Port Charlotte, service. , in regulation play. In the overtime, Chambers’ 34 points matched the March 1985. ters. Audrey Brett of Bloomfield Joseph Loney, 85. of 91 Eldridge Fla.; a sister, Mrs. John (Rita) Memorial donations may be Blackman and Chambers each third-highest total in game history. The gunman, who fled in the pickup with a woman passenger, Hannon of Litchfield; three pand- scored four points as the West won Witt Chamberlain scored scored 42 Whalers in front at the break and Izanne Holt of Southington; six St., died Saturday at Manchester made to a charity of the donor’ s children; and several niecM and fired at least 25 shots at the trooper’s car, eight in the windshield, grandchildren; and 12 great­ Memorial Hospital. He was the choice. for only the second time in eight pointsin 1962 and RickBarryhad38 nephews. said Greene County Sheriff’s Deputy Lowell Heerman. grandchildren. He was prede­ husband of Elsie (Diemand) Loney. games. in 1967. George Gervin scored 34 Bv Jim Tierney The funeral will be Wednesday at Harper was wearing a bulletproof vest but was struck at least ceased by his wife, the late Rebecca Bom in Manchester Aug. 31,1901, The game appeared over when points in 1980 and Erving had 34 in Herald Sports Writer 9:15 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral once in the head, said Lt. E.G. McCutchen, a patrol spokesman. (Levy) Dobkin. he was a lifelong resident. Until his the East’s Moses Malone re­ 1984. Home, 400 Main St., with a mass of Gemma M. Denton A private funeral will be held retirement, he was a steamfitter, bounded in a missed Kevin McHale “It’s a testimony to Tom HARTFORD - Nothing could be Qiristian burial at 10 a.m. at St. Gemma M. Denton, 72, of 78 Tuesday, with burial in Ellington working for the Morris Fierberg baseline shot with three seconds Chambers,” West coach Pat Riley finer in Hartford for the Whaiers at Bridget Church. Burial will be in St. Lyness St., died suddenly on Friday Mexican convicts still missing Jewish Cemetery. Weinstein Mor­ Co. and the F red rick R aff Co., left. said. “ He just didn’t score 34 points, the All-Star break than the position James Cemetery. Calling hours are at home. tuary in Hartford has charge of both of Hartford. He was a member But Isiah Thomas fouled Black­ either. He went out there and they now occupy in the Adams Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 0 p.m. CULIACAN, Mexico — About 3,000 soldiers and police hunted arrangements. A memorial period of the Steamfitters Local 218 and She was bora Oct. 15,. 1915, id man, who was driving the baseline, played some pretty good defense. Division. Memorial donations may be today for 56 convicts who fled through the front door of the Sinaloa will be observed at the home of his the Manchester Senior Citizens’ Caribou Maine. She attended Brad: before time could run out. He did a great job. He had a great First place. Repeat. First place. made to the Manchester Memorial state penitentiary, and prison officials moved to tighten what the son, M. Adler Dobkin of 153 Shallow Center. ford Junior College and Mount “ My award wouldn’t ha’ e been game and he deserved it.” The tenuous circumstances that Hospital Development Fund, 71 governor called a “ disastrous security system.” Brook Lane, on lliesday and Besides his wife, be is survived by Holyoke College in Holyoke, Mass. possible if Rolando had missed one Chambers’ performance may Haynes St.. Manchester 06040. have surrounded the top three A spokesman in the state attorney general’s office, who Wednesday night. his son and daughter-in-law, Joseph For many years she was employed of those free throws.” Chambers help erase a reputation for being a teams (Hartford. Montreal, Bos­ demanded anonymity, said late Sunday that no more escapees Memorial donations may be and Cindy Loney of Dix Hills, N. Y.; by the National Bureau of Stand­ said. selfish, one-dimensional player in­ ton) in the division this season had been caught since three were captured early Saturday. made to Manchester Memorial a brother, James Loney of St. ards at laboratories in Boulder, Blackman finished with 29 points terested only in scoring. On three bears further testimony to the A total 61 prisoners, some armed, fled Friday night after Hospital Development Fund, 71 Petersburg, Fla.; a sister, Mary E. Amy Lumpkin Colo., and in Gaithersburg, Md. and was second to Chambers in the occasions Sunday, he was on the laborious efforts which have been starting a riot and seizing weapons. One was shot and killed Haynes St., Manchester 06040, or to Gompf of Manchester; two step- Amy (Millner) Lumpkin, 78, of M VP voting by a national media floor scrambling for loose balls. put forth this season by the Survivors include her sister, outside the prison and another was shot on a nearby road and died a charity of the donor’s choice. grandsons; and several nieces and New Britain, widow of Pearlmon panel. Chambers received eight “ I hope this brings me a little bit Whalers. Dorothy D.Olcott of Manchester; in a hospital, Sinaloa District Attorney Maria Barbara nephews. Melvin Lumpkin Sr., died Thursday a votes, Blackman six and Malone of respect,” he said. “ I also hope it The Whalers flaunted their tal­ brother, Robert E. Denton of Coeur gives the Seattle SuperSonics a Campuzano Vega said. Margaret T. Galnaa The funeral will be Tuesday at 11 at the Oak Ridge Convalescent one. ents Saturday night at the Civic d’Alene, Idaho; and three nephews: Blackman claimed he didn’t feel little bit of respect, too.” About 500 soldiers Joined an estimated 2,500 state and federal a.m. at the Watkins Funeral Home, Home in Bloomfield. Center in an inspiring 3-1 victory Margaret T. Gaines of Windsor 142 E. Center St., with burial in East She is survived by three sons, P. police in checking vehicles at roadblocks and searching Locks, 76, wife of Albert E. Gaines, Burial will be at the convenience over the defending farmlands and the rugged Sierra Madre throughout Sinaloa state Cemetery. Calling hours are to­ MelvinLumpklnJr.of Manchester, of the family. Friends may call at champion , and died Saturday at home. She was the night from 7 to 9 and Tuesday one Raymond E. Lumpkin Sr. of New in northwestern Mexico. the home of Dorothy and Roger main divisional nemesis, which mother of Mrs. Matthew (Martha) hour before the service. Britain and Harold R. Lumpkin of Donachie of Manchester. Olcott, 340akwood Road, ManchWh vaulted Hartford into sole posses­ Memorial donations may be Windsor; eight grandchildren; and sion of first place In the division at She is also survived by another ter, on Saturday from 3 to 6 p.m. Liberace’s fans urge and to case made to the South United Methodist five great-grandchildren. The Watkins Funeral Home. 142 E. the break. Rendez-vous ’87 will take daughter, Mrs. C.R. (Glenna) (%urch, 1226 Main St., or to a The funeral will be at l l a.m. DeMaranville of Windsor Locks, Center St., has charge of place in this week with the LOS ANGELES — Liberace’s grieving fans filed past his tomb, charity of the donor’s choice. Tuesday at the Faith Congrega­ arrangements. NHL all-stars playing two games with whom she lived; eight grand­ tional Church, 2030 Main St., leaving flowers, shedding tears and condemning the investiga­ children; and two great­ against the Soviet Union, on Wed­ tion into whether the pianist died of AIDS. Hartford. Burial will be in Rose Hill Memorial donations may be nesday and Friday. The Whalers grandchildren. Ann G. Pazlanot Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Calling “ I think they should Just leave him alone, ” said Joyce Pearl, 61, The funeral will be Tuesday at 10 made to the American Heart will resume play Saturday in Los Ann G. “ Anastasia” (Kopteros) hours are tonight from 6 to 8 at of Glendora, Calif. “ That was his personal life. He hurt nobody. a.m. at the Kania Funeral Home, Association of Greater Hartford Angeles. Pazianos, 82, of 105 Foster St., died Faith Congregational Church. Rose As far as I ’m concerned, he’s still number one.” 105 Oak St., Windsor Locks. Burial Inc., 310 Collins St., Hartford, 06105, “ Oh yeah, it’s a big one,” Whaler Friday at Manchester Memorial Hill Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., The tomb, at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in the Hollywood will be in Grove Cemetery, Windsor or to the Memorial Fund of Center right winger Kevin Dineen said, 9 Hospital. She was the wife of Rocky Hill, has charge of Hills, stands between a pair of small, flowering pear trees Locks. Calling hours are today Congregational Church, 11 Centeir talking of the win. "W e were down George M. Pazianos, and they arrangements. trimmed to resemble the pianist’s trademark candelabras. from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. St., Manchester 06040. after we lost to Buffalo (last would have celebrated their 60th Wednesday). There was lio excuse wedding anniversary on Feb. 20. for that loss at home. We knew what She was bora April 17, 1904, in we had to do. We had to go out there Cop hopes mugging changes Judge Thaddeut P. Baglay Plomarion, on the island of Lesbos, and grind tonight. Fortunately, we Thaddeus P. “ Ted” Begley of Greece. She was a Manchester PHILADELPHIA — A Fraternal Order of Police official says did a iittle better job of it than they Hartford died Friday at St. Francis resident for 60 years. She was a he hopes the mugging of a city Judge will make her think twice did.” Hospital and Medical Onter, Hart­ member of St. George Greek Herald photo by Pinto about giving probation in similar cases. Hartford (29-21-6) has 64 points ford. He was the father of Jerome Orthodox Cathedral in Hartford, while Montreal and Boston are tied Common Pleas Judge Lisa A. Ricbette, 58, said a man stole her F. Begley of Manchester. the Ladies I%iloptoltos Society, St. Doug Jarvis (27) of the Whalers tries to Samuelsson, who is held from behind by for second place with 61 points purse and car around midnight Saturday outside a movie theater He also is survived by another George Senior Citizens and the Montreal Craig Ludwig during a second- apiece. This clinched the first pull Montreal’s Chris Chelios (without as scores of people watched without helping her. son, (Varies T. Begley of Wethers­ Plomaritan Society. season series win for Hartford over helmet) away from teammate Ulf period skirmish. “ Not one single person moved,” she said Sunday. " I t was as if field; a brother, James K. Begley of Besides her husband, she is Monrtreal. They face each other someone had sprayed one of those Buck Rogers guns and they East Hartford; five sisters, Susan survived by two daughters, Mrs. once more in Montreal. ureen's slap shot was deflected by with 27 seconds left to ice the 31-year-old goaltender, who is were all paralyzed.” Carney, Helen Rohan, Ann Hunter Bernhard (Mary-Ann) Satryb of “ I think we’ve had a helluva David Maley past Whaier goalie victory. never at a loss for words. “ We’re The Judge was punched twice in the face and once in the and Gertrude Moriey, all of West Manchester and Mrs. Harold B. BLOOD tough stretch and we’ve come Mike Liut to slice the Hartford lead " I ’m very happy,” Whaier coach trying to play a game that is going shoulder and dragged about 100 feet before the man drove off, Hartford, and Kathleen Reynolds of (Artemis) Willis of Weston, Mass.; through it. We’ve come through it to 2-1. Jack Evans said. “ It was a to win in the playoffs. It’s not police Capt. Joseph M. Parson said. Bethlehem, Pa.; and two a son, E. George Pazianos of exactly where we want to be, in first “ Playing for first place, that’s tremendously big game for us. If we important to focus all our energies grandsons. Washington, D.C.; a granddaugh­ PRESSURE AP photo place,” Whaler captain Ron Fran­ what all the teams want during the iost, we could have gone into third on first place.” The funeral was today from the ter and two grandsons. cis said. regular season,” Montreal captain (place). We won and we’rC going Yes, but, after seven years of Farley-Sullivan Funeral Home, 96 The funeral was today at the St.- Most favor sex ed, poll shows After a scoreless first period, Bob Gainey said. “ That’s what into first.” frustration in the NHL, it is Webster St., followed by a mass of George Greek Orthodox Cathedral, SCREENING Philadelphia’s Julius Erving (6) is all smiles as he helps three goals were scored in the final tonight’s game meant for one definitely a thrill for Hartford fans Christian burial in St. Augustine 433 Fairfield Ave., Hartford, with up Houston's Akeem Olajuwon after fouling the Rocket NEW YORK — Most Americans believe sex education for 4 minutes of the second period. (team) or the other. I thought both The unheralded Evason, who to see the Whalers in first place. Church, Hartford. Burial was in burial in East Cemetery, Manches­ young people should be used to combat the spread of AIDS and to center during the NBA All-Star Game Sunday. The West teams were prepared to play a good sometimes gets lost in the 'crowd' Mount St. Benedict Cemetery, Hartford broke on top when Dean prevent teenage pregnancies, according to a poll published in ter. The Watkins Funeral Home won in overtime, 154-149. game and both teams did. In of Turgeons, Francises and Di- WHALER NOTES - Defense- Bloomfield. Evason dumped in a pass which Newsweek. was in charge of arrangements. honesty, they (Hartford) were a neens, said the Whalers felt no man Brad Shaw was recalled from Memorial donations may be caromed off the boards into the slot. Fifty-one percent of the 500 adults and 106 teenagers questioned Memorial donations nnay be Hartford’s Stewart Gavin and little stronger than us for different pressure in the third period. “ I Binghamton due to Scot Kleinen- made to the Dialysis Unit, St. by the Gallup Organization this month advocated sex education made to St. George Church or the Montreal’s Craig Ludwig went for parts of the game. We would fight think there’s a little bit more dorst’s injury. Kleinendorst needed Francis Hospital and Medical Cen­ for those purposes, the magazine reported in this week’s issue. American Heart Association of the puck which eluded both of them. back and get some chances, but pressure on them (Montreal) to eight stitches above his right eye ter, 114 Woodland St., Hartford Greater Hartford Inc., 310 Collins Storybook ending they controlled more of the play and come and score a goal rightaway,” after a fall in practice. . . The 06105. Sylvain Turgeon came flying in to St., Hartford. collect the puck and wristed it it showed up in the goals and the the 22-year old center said. “ We’ve Whalers, after three road games, behind Montreal goalie Patrick chances on net.” Hartford outshot got the goal (lead). We can dump it will play 14 out of their final 21 Roy at 15:59. Montreal. 37-24. (puck) out. dump it in. I think we’re games at the Civic Center. . . The missed by Erving crowd of 15,126 was the seventh Storm closes schools Hartford took a 2-0 lead two The third period showcased the looking forward to the rest.” minutes later when Mike McEwen stellar Whaler defense. Its seal of Liut recorded 23 saves and boldly sellout of the season. . .Joel success this season. Defensemen proves each night what a major Quenneville, Dave and Wayne Continued from page 1 young snow shoveler, cared about Bv Bob Bourn 154-149 overtime decision to the perfectly fed Evason at the blue Sylvain Cote, , and asset he is to the team's rise to Babych, and Paul Lawless remain this morning was breaking up a The Associated Press West in the highest-scoring all-star line. Evason got around Ludwig and fired a slap shot between Roy’s Ulf Samuelsson stifled the Mont­ glory. “ It certainly was a great on the injured list. Lawless is 9 phone Co. reported no widespread chunk of ic ^ snow in front of his game ever. win. I think we played a good game expected to return to action after Interruptions In phone service, but house. The snow kept coming down, SEATTLE — Larry Bird wanted “ If the East had won the game, I pads. A mere 20 seconds later real offense during the third period. and deserved to win,” said the the break. - a spokesman said there might have forming beads of white on his hair a storybook ending for Julius thought he was going to be the Montreal countered when Rick Dineen scored an empty net goal been some Isolated cases of lines and making the Job that much more Erving’s last NBA All-Star Game. MVP,” the West’s Magic Johnson downed in the storm. difficult. “ There at the end, I wanted to see said. “ Doc played extremely weli.” “ I like the summer better,” be him get that last shot.” Bird said. At age 36, Erving relished one The only problem Sanborn, the said. ^ “ It was set up for him to be the hero last chance to show his ability UConn bows to uninspired Syracuse and we Just didn’t get the bali to against the best. him.” contest. said Calhoun, who lost two of his Little else went wrong for Dr. J on “ It was an excellent opportunity Bv William Kates burgh to play the 13th-ranked Panthers with the lead in the Big Boeheim said his club needs to best players — forward Cliff Get to the heart of the problem.* a weekend when the rest of the NBA for me to show a lot of people that I The Associated Press can play,” he said. “ Inability to East on the line. The two teams are rediscover its intensity, something Robinson and guard Phil Gamble— showered him with praise and it has lacked while going 4-3 in its to academic probation last month. BEFORE YOU MAKE High blood pressure is recognized as the major cause of play is not the reason for announc­ SYRACUSE. N Y. - Syracuse tied for first with 8-2 records. thanks for his contribution to last seven games after reeling off 15 After building a 26-20 halftime heart disease. However, since it has no symptoms, 17 million ing my retirement. University, approaching its tenth “ We might have been looking professional basketball. consecutive wins. advantage, Syracuse opened up its people have this health problem and don't know it. A simple “ I decided to leave because I 20-win season in II years, keeps past (Saturday’s game) to Pitt, it A DECISION ON Erving, the prototype of the “ Maybe we came into this game lead to 14 points, 34-20, scoring the check can determine if you have high blood pressure. don’t want to play anymore, not winning basketball games, but that was a long night,” said guard slam-dunking, spectacularly mo­ (against Connecticut) thinking it first eight points of the second because I can’t play anymore. doesn’t mean the llth-rankedOran­ Sherman Douglas, who paced Syra­ WEDNESDAY bile superstars of the NBA, Is was going to be an easy game. If we period. A SCHOOL PROGRAM retiring at the end of the season. There are other things Uiat I want to gemen are happy about their recent cuse with 16 points. “ We had no movement inside. We were thinking that way. then we Derrick Coleman’s slam dunk at FEBRUARY 11.1987 “ From my experience in the do. performances. were standing still wondering what weren’t properly prepared men­ the 14:15 mark gave the Orange­ 7 “ If you are a basketball player FOR YOUR CHILD 11HM) a.m. — 8:00 p.m. NBA. I ’ve learned that you set “ I never wanted to stay In pro tally to play basketball,” he said. men a 38-24 advantage, but the you should be ready to play,” said to do,” said the sophomore play- (In cooperation with Manohootor Memorial Hospital) yourself up to be disappointed if you basketball as long as I possibly On the other end of the court. Huskies then went on a 10-0 tear of Syracuse Coach Jim Boeheim after maker. “ It was something we were expect too much,” Erving said of could and Just try to milk It.” Huskies Coach Jim Calhoun was their own, capped by a pair of Consider all the options — For the first time. Erving tra­ the Orangemen posted an unins­ doing in the first part of the season his reception during the all-star encouraged by what he saw in his 3-point shots by Greg Economou veled with an entourage. He pired 59-53 Big East Conference win but right now, at this stage of the weekend. “ It wasn’t that hard for team, which despite shooting 37 and Tate George. brought friends and family to his over Connecticut Saturday night to season, it’s too late for that. ECLC knows that parants want the beat for their children. them to exceed my expectations percent for the game, was within A pair of foul shots by George, farewell all-star performance. raise their record to 19-3. “Ob­ ‘ ‘There are a lot of things we have We believe It Is Important for parenta to consider many schoola and they did that — about a four points of the Orangemen in the who finished with 16 points, with In an appearance at a pre-game viously, we weren’t as sharp as we to get corrected before the Pitt before making this important decision. hundr^-fold.” final minute. 9:55 to play left Syracuse with a After a standing ovation from the celebration Saturday night, Erving have to be.” game. If not. we are going to be in for a long night like last time,” said “ We played very hard. We know 40-36 lead. ECLC welcomes the opportunity to crowd of 34.275 at the Kingdome. thanked them for helping him Syracuse, which was held to Its 348 Main Straat Douglas, recalling Syracuse’ 84-70 who we are and what we are. They But Howard Triche hit a pair of Erving showed a lot of the old survive the “ crazy lifestyle” of the lowest offensive output in two show you & your child our unique (corner of Haynea Street) loss to the Panthers at the Carrier (the players) gave me everything free throws for the Orangemen and moves and a sharp outside shooting NBA. seasons by the Huskies, 2-8 and 8-13. educational program. If your child Is Dome two weeks ago. It was the they could possibly have given me. then Douglas hit a two-hand shovel UARNINC CE^

Injuries have taken their toll on NHL all-star team Sports in Brief Surprising Trenary ladies’ skate champ

with Edmonton’s trio of Wayne QUEBEC (AP) — Nagging back Jersey in the first period with a Soviet opponents. The games are Johnson compares it with the experience. By Barry Wllner routine because of the problem. Gretzky. Jari Kurri and Esa Bird wins long-distance shootout injuries have taken their toll on the bruised right knee. The same knee scheduled for Wednesday and world championships, which take Only four players — goaltenders The Associated Press Men’s champion Brian Boitano Tikkanen as one line while he NHL’s all-star team, sidelining that sidelined Lemieux for 13 Friday. place at the end of the NHL season. Grant Fuhr of the Oilers and SEATTLE — Larry Bird almost didn’t make it past the first was the lone defender to retain his wouldn’t be surprised to see the three starters before the squad games earlier this season. He What worries Perron, and assist­ “ You never really have any Philadelphia’s rookie Ron Hextall round but, as usual, the Boston Celtics all-star forward made the TACOMA, Wash. — Just before title. His only failing was a slight Oilers’ Mark Messier and Glenn assembled today to prepare for the returned to the game in the second ants Bob Johnson of Calgary and preparation," Johnson said. “ Here along with the Flyers’ Tim Kerr crucial shots Saturday to win his second consecutive NBA theU.S. Figure Skating Champion­ touch of the hand on a four- Anderson be two-thirds of another. revolution quad jump Saturday two-game Rendez-Vous '87 series period. Michel Bergeron of Quebec, is the you have a great team but you are and Dave Poulin — are playing the long-distance shootout. ships began, renowned coach Carlo at a disadvantage in the standpoint Perron also said he’s leaning during his freestyle program. The against the Soviet national team. Coffey. Howe and Bossy, were lack of preparation time. Soviets for the first time. Bird edged Detlef Schrempf of the Dallas Mavericks in the Fassi said he had a champion in his towards having Fuhr start in net. quad never has been done success­ Defensemen Paul Coffey of the selected to the starting lineup by That same complaint was heard of organization. You have only two “ So when we talk about tactics to stable. “ I think Fuhr is an outstanding finals, 16 points to 14, sinking his first eight shots and making 14 of Edmonton Oilers and Mark Howe of fan voting. Bossy was the only NHL before and after the Challenge Cup. practices.” play against the Russians, the other He was right. But that champion fully in competition and Boitano, goaltender.” he said. 25 from 3-point range in the finals. the 1986 world champion from the and right starter to have played in their 1979 which was the last time an NHL Perron said since most lines he’s players will remember what they was not Caryn Kadavy, the 1986 Sunnyvale, Calif., completed his wing Mike Bossy of the New York Challenge Cup series against the all-star team played the Soviets. considering won’t have played had to do in their last international If Fuhr does start and “ is hot," national runnerup. It was surpris­ Islanders have all bowed out with Soviets. The Soviets won that three-game together before, it “ will cost us experience.” Perron said. Perron said he won’t be under any Potter wins first title since 1985 ing Jill ’Trenary and. in the back of four turns. series. 2-1. early in the game. “ Offensively, I think we have the pressure to use either Hextall or back problems. Coach Jean Perron "We still have seven good defen­ his mind, Fassi had an idea it might “ I didn’t feel too much pressure of the Montreal Canadians said semen.” Perron said. “ But we all “ I don’t think it is enough time to “ They never have played to­ players who can do a lot of things on Clint Malarchuk of the Quebec WICHITA, Kan. — Top-seeded Barbara Potter won her first be her. gether so they won't know how to for the quad,” he said. “ The one in Sunday. know what Coffey can do.” get prepared for the Soviets.” the ice. They are creative with the Nordiques, who was the top fan title since 1985, ousting No. 2 Larisa Savchenko Sunday in the “ Everyone is talking' about Bergeron said. ” I feel the pressure react.” puck and they will react well with vote-getter, in the second game. warmups felt so good and the one in Another starter. Pittsburgh cen­ The remaining 24-man NHL final of the Virginia Slims of Kansas tournament 7-6, (8-6), 7-7, Caryn, who I think can win here if the program also felt so good, ter Mario Lemieux. was forced out roster is scheduled to practice is on the On a positive note. Perron said it.” ’T m not here to do anybody (7-5). she skates well,” Fassi said. “ They players.” his team is deep in international Perron said he’ll probably stick favors,” Perron said. except for touching. I gained a lot of of Sunday’s game against New today and Tuesday as will their In the doubles final, Savchenko paired with Svetlana all are forgetting about my other confidence in it.” 9 Parkhomenko, also of the Soviet Union, to defeat Potter and little girl.” Boitano quite obviously loosened Wendy White, of Fort Worth, Texas, 6-2, 6-4. His “other little girl” capped a up after the quad and the rest of his Hershiser is comeback from a severe leg injury routine was perfect. He hit six triple Nancy Lopez shoots her way by winning the freestyle portion of jumps and his footwork was Graf easily wipes out Mandllkova the competition on Saturday and spectacular. biggest ioser surging past world champion Debi Boitano won all three disciplines INDIAN WELLS, Calif. — Teen-ager Steffi Graf of West Thomas for the overall crown. As a and recorded 16 scores of 5.9 and Germany, clearly at the top of her game, required just 40 minutes into the LPQA Hall of Fame bonus for Fassi, Kadavy overcame two of 5.8 out of a possible 6.0 in the in arbitration to d^eat a weakened Hana Mandlikova 6-0,6-1 in Sunday’s finals her woeful performance in the short freestyle. of the $100,000 Newsweek Women’s Tennis Classic. program with a strong long routine Joining Boitano in Cincinnati will it’ll ever come,” said Lopez. 30 a tie for second place with Anne By Fred Goodoll Graf, 17, dominated every aspect of the match at Grand to claim third place. That gave be fellow Californians Christopher By The Associated Press years old. “ This is special. Tq get Marie Palli, pulled to within one The Associated Press Champions Resort to easily win the $40,000 first prize. Fassi, who coached Peggy Fleming Bowman of Van Nuys and l^ott into the Hall of Fame where there stroke with five holes left. A bogey Mandlikova, who had battled the flu throughout the week, and Dorothy Hamill to the top, two Williams of Redondo Beach. Baseball owners have come out are so many great players is an on the par 4 14th hole broke her SARASOTA, Fla. — Nancy Lopez collected $20,000. skaters in next month’s World In senior dance, Suzanne Seman- the big winners in early arbitration honor.” momentum, however, and Lopez says she never fully appreciated Championships at Cincinnati. ick and Scott Gregory climbed out rulings, while pitcher Orel Her- The triumph was the 35th in 11 matched par the last four holes to what it takes to make the LPGA “ I think Jill is second only to (1984 of their second-place rut by winning shiser of the Los Angeles Dodgers professional seasons for Lopez, who complete the victory. Witt captures European skate title Hall of Fame until a couple of years Olympic winner) Katarina Witt in the free dance to overtake 1986 was the biggest loser so far. will become eligible for entry into “ I wanted to give it a good go ago when she attended a ceremony SARAJEVO, Yugoslavia — East Germany’s Katarina Witt, the world.” Fassi said. “ I never champions Renee Roca and Donald In. a ruling handed down over the honoring members in Sugar Land. the Hall in July. The triumph was today and I ’m pleased,” Baker skating to music from “ West Side Story,” won her fifth straight expected Jill to be second in Adair. Semanick, of Bridgeville. weekend by arbiter Ray Goetz, Texas. gratifying, too, because it came on said. “ I got within one, but I was women’s title Saturday in the European Figure Skating figures. I thought she would be Pa., and Gregory of Skaneateles, Hershiser not only lost his arbitra­ “ For so long. I felt the criteria the same Bent Tree Country Club very aware there were five holes fourth or fifth. But when she was N.Y., had been second in four of tion case but also must accept a was so tough that they needed to golf course where she earned her left. Championship. No. 2, that did it.” The 21-year-old East German was third after the short AP photo their last five major events. salary that’s $200,000 less than what change it.” she said. “ But after first pro victory in 1978. “ You could hear the crowd start Trenary continued improving program but her long program performance gave her 3.8 ordinal “ Now we’re both champions and he made in 1986. being there and watching some of " I remember that first win. I had buzzing when it got close,” she throughout the week. She also was a we’re both happy,” Gregory said of the players who have made it, I said a short tap-in (to finish) and didn't added. “ It wasn’t a runaway, and points, placing her in a tie with Kira Ivanova. W itt’s victory in the Jill Trenary, of Minnesota, Minn., the new U.S. ladies’ Also an arbitration loser was Bill close second to Tliomas in the short the two teams. " It ’s been a friendly to myself. 'Maybe it really is worth think I was going to be able to get that’s good for the tour.” long program, however, broke the tie in her favor. figure skating champion, takes part in a skating Doran of the Houston Astros, while program and blew past the defend­ kind of rivalry. We’ve always been it.’ ” the putter back,” Lopez said. “ It Baker and Palli, who shot a 69 in another Dodgers pitcher. Matt ing U.S. champ in the freestyle. exhibition in the Tacoma Dome Sunday on the final day close and I think we’ll always be The requirements: 10 years con­ was very emotional. My mother windy conditions, finished with Young, agreed to terms, thus Hess wins women’s slalom gold “ I was tired of being the dark- of the U.S. Figure Skating Championships. close.” secutive membership in the LPGA had just died in September 1977 and 72-hole scores of 4-under-par 284. horse,” the 18-year-old from Minne­ Jill Watson and Peter Oppegard, avoiding arbitration. along with 30 tour victories, includ­ never got to see me win. This brings Heather Farr (70) and (%ris CRANS-MONTANA, Switzerland — Erika Hess of Switzerland tonka. Minn., said. “ I realized that collided witii leiiuw skdier iveiiy the 19-year-old Stanford pre-med the 1985 U.S. titlists, surged past Hershiser, a 26-year-old right­ ing two different majors, or 35 wins back a lot of memories.” Johnson (72) were next at 285, mastered a treacherous course with a blazing second run and Debi had made some mistakes. I Webster. student said. “ I still have my world defenders Gillian Wac.hsman and hander who was 14-14 lat year, had with one major, or 40 victories with Lopez, winning for the first time followed by Jody Rosenthal (70) at knew there was room for me to won the women’s slalom gold medal at the Alpine Ski World 'T v e put all that behind me,” she title and that gives me something to Todd Waggoner in the pairs with a asked for a $100,000 raise from his no majors. since returning to the tour late last 1-under 287. come out and win.” said. work for.” Championships Saturday. flighty freestyle performance they 1986 salary of $1 million. The But after Lopez shot a 74 and year after having a baby, finished Mindy Moore. Ok-Hee Ku and Just two years ago, there was On Saturday, she proved it. Thomas will be working on a pair compared to the rise of a phoenix. the tournament with a four-round It was the sixth world title for the 24-year-old Swiss, who is Dodgers offered $800,000. and Goetz withstood a challenge by Kathy Juli Inkster were at even par 288, some question whether Trenary ’Thomas wasn’t distraught over of sore heels. She said they didn’t ’"rhls gives us a positive boost.” score of 7-under-par 281. She won retiring at the end of the season. No one else has more than four ruled on Saturday in the Dodgers’ Baker to win the $200,000 Sarasota while 1988 Player of the Year Pat ever would skate again. Muscles losing her national title. She hadn’t bother her too much this week, but Watson, of Bloomington, Ind., said. $30,000 to boost her lifetime earn­ favor. Classic by three strokes Sunday, Bradley shot 76 Sunday and world titles. and arteries in her left leg were skated her best and she knew it. Alex McGowan, her coach, admit­ “ We’ll work that much harder for the only requirement that stood ings to $1,743,244. dropped to 292. sliced in a freak accident when she “ I can’t get broken up over this,” ted he made changes in Thomas’ worlds.” The pay cut of 20 percent was the twtween her and induction was the The 2-over-par 74 on the final day Estep to coach Carling Bassett most allowed in baseball’s collec­ AP photo 10-year membership rule. was uncharacteristic for Lopez, 9 tive bargaining agreement with HALIFAX, Nova Scotia — The man who coached Martina Nancy Lopez wayes to the crowd while oyerjoyed with She will be the 11th player to who shot 68 Saturday. She started players. qualify, and the first since JoAnne with a five-stroke lead over Baker Navratilova for the past 3'A years has signed to coach Canada’s Hershiser won his 1986 salary in tears after winning the LPGA Sarasota Classic on earner in 1982. and Cathy Morse and nearly lost it No. 1 player. Carling Bassett of Toronto. The Canadian Press Carl Lewis gets revenge in Dallas arbitration after a 19-3 season in Sunday. The victory earned Lopez a berth in the LPGA’s “ You think about this day and with a two-bogey, no-birdie round. reported. LOOK 1985. Hall of Fame. strive to get to it, but you wonder if Baker, who shot 72 and finished in A source said Sunday that Mike Estep will work with Bassett By Denne H. Freeman McCoy. world record holder won his spe­ FUEL OIL “ It’s not going to affect me in the and two American players — Stephanie Rehe and Elise Burgin — The Associated Press A crowd of 10,173 fans watched. cialty again in the mile run at least bit,” Hershiser said. “ I ’m starting this week in Boca Raton, Fla. Jackie Joyner-Kersee. the world 3:56.5. going to go out and work as hard as I Bassett, 19, is ranked 23rd in the world. While she didn’t talk DALLAS — Carl Lewis got his record holder in the heptathalon, “ It felt great to win at home.” did in the past.” about the coaching change during a weekend interview, she revenge over world record holder easily won the 60-yard hurdles In a said Olson. “ I couldn’t even make 73® A1 Campanis, Dodgers vice presi­ Something special gives Pavin victory Lee McRae in ’The Dallas Morning time of 7:51. beating out Yolanda the opening height last year. It was vo ic^ new determination to be a top-10 player. dent, said there were “ no hard Johnson, who was second, and the frustrating.” Senior Citizen A The source said Bassett. Rehe and Burgin will travel together News Indoor Games and signaled feelings” between the club and he may be ready to become a force world indoor record holder, Ste­ Coghlan was pleased with his Volume Discounts By Bob Green someone to shoot a good round, and behind Pavin, came to the par-5 weather, collected $64,800. on the tour and take instruction from Estep, who parted ways Hershiser. again on the USA-Mobll Grand Prix phanie Hightower, who was third. time. Doran, 28, had asked $825,000 for The Associated Press Corey did it,” said the disappointed 18th in a tie for the lead and had a Paul Azinger, who scored his first with Navratilova last month after 3>A years. The recently married Olympian “ This was just a great race for THRIFTY OIL CO. Stadler. whose 2‘A-year non­ 6-foot birdie putt to win it outright. tour victory in Phoenix last month, circuit. 1987, while the club offered $625.000. “ I was disappointed In losing to finished second to Carol Lewis in me — 3:56 two weeks ago, 3:55 last HONOLULU - Corey Pav n winning string remained intact. But he m iss^. was in the race until the last few Doran was paid $550,000 in 1986 and Lee (In the 60-yard dash) at the the long jump. week and now 3:56 again,” he said. 2 8 9 -8 8 4 3 knew he needed something special The playoff for the $108,000 first Pavin. who won the Bob Hope holes. Snow Chief wins Strub Stakes played an integral part in the Millrose Games in New York but “ My technique was a little shaky in the final round of the Hawaiian prize started on the 14th hole, where Classic three weeks ago, became He dropped out of a tie for the lead Astros’ West Division champion­ ARCADIA, Calif. — The rivalry between Snow Chief and after this race I feel I ’m going over the first three hurdles,” ship season. Open Golf Tournament. both players matched par. the first two-time winner of the when he bogeyed the 17th from a Ferdinand has hit new heights. Joyner-Kersee said. “ This Is just 7 somewhere this year,” Lewis said Entering Sunday’s fourth and On the second extra hole Pavin season. bunker, lipping out a three-to-four Goetz also made the ruling in The 4-year-old colts battled through the stretch Sunday, stride after winning in 6.12 seconds. my third race this year, the most final round at the Walalae Country and Stadler reached the green in The sigth victory of his four-year foot par-saving putt. Doran’s case. for stride, neither giving an inch, the $516,750 Charles H. Strub " It feels good to see my time I ’ve ever run indoors.” ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. Club, Pavin trailed leader Craig two shots, with Pavin’s ball landing PGA tour career pushed Pavin’s Azinger had an eight-foot birdie $ Young. 28. obtained by the coming down — first 6.17, then 6.14, Joyner-Kersee finished second in P 9obtrtl.Smltb,liK. Stadler by six strokes. about 20 feet from the cup and tour-leading earnings to $307,040 in putt on the 18th to join the playoff, Stakes in the balance. .... J Dodgers in trade from Seattle last Snow Chief, winning for the first time since undergoing surgery now 6.12. It’s coming around to be a the long jump with 21-11. Lewis won i I N S U R A N S M I T H S “ I knew I had to do something Stadler’s about 15 feet. only five starts this season. but again saw the putt slide by. INSORANSMITHS SINCE 1 December, signed a one-year deal. last summer, prevailed by the narrowest of margins and once good season,” he said Saturday. with an effort of 22-‘/4. great to have a chance.” Pavin Pavin, winner of this tournament Pavin became only the second “ I had my chances.” said Azin­ $ Although terms were not an­ McRae and Mark Witherspoon Debbie Brill set a meet record in said. last year, knocked the ball in for a man to successfully defend his ger. who was third alone at 271 after AP photo again proved he’s a force in racing. nounced, he had asked for $390,000 each ran the 60 in 6.13 seconds. the women’s high jump. Roy I 9 K Pavin found greatness, shooting birdie and it was Stadler’s turn. His Hawaiiai) Open title (Hubert Green a closing 70. N in arebitratlon, and the Dodgers McRae, a junior at the University of Martin broke the meet mark in the an 8-under-par 64 to tie Stadler at putt came up short and faded to the In 1978-79 was the other) and was “ I hit good shots coming in, but Corey Pavin shows his Voss wins Quaker State Open H offered $325,000. His hearing had nttsburgh, owns the world record 300-yard dash, and Stanley Red- 270, 18 under par, and force a right. the first player on the tour to over the last few holes the putts just pleasure after sinking a $( been scheduled for next Thursday. of 5.99 In the event. wine established a new standard in sudden death playoff. “ Things were just going my successfully defend a title since wouldn’t go In. That’s the way it G RAND P R A IR IE , Texas — Brian Voss ended a 31-month V 649-5241 The Dodgers have two arbitra­ birdie putt on the second the 600-yard run. way,” Pavin said. “ Craig could Jim Thorpe in the Match Play goes.” victory drought by knocking off top-seeded Ron Williams 208-186 Greg Foster, running without P tion hearings still pending — Stadler and the other third-round sudden death hole to win the Billy Olson won the pole vault JH 65 E. Center Street have made that putt on 18 as easy as Championship last year. in the title gam e to capture the $150,000 (Quaker State Open Renaldo Nehemiah pushing him, Cl pitcher Alejandro Pena on Feb. 13. leaders couldn’t crack 70 over the Lanny Wadkins and Larry Mize with an effort of 18-4V< and Ireland’s Mancheeter, Ct. anything.” Stadler, who played the last Hawaiian Open golf title Saturday. captured the men’s 60-yard hurdles and outfielder Mike Marshall on final 18 holes. were next at 272. Mize had a closing Eamonn Coghlan, the 34-year-old Stadler, playing almost an hour round in 70 in the warm, sunny. 67, Wadkins a 68. Sunday. by coming from behind to nip Mark Feb. 17. “ We left the door open for U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Feb. 9. 19«7 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Feb. 9,1987 — 17 FOCUS Monday T V Adniice

5:00PM ® WondMful Wofid of Dis- iw y (60 min.) [T M C ] MOVIE; ’FalHno in Lovo' (CC) A chance meeting on a commuter train Does reducing drunk driving Medication prices spirai sparks a mutual romantic interest between TH ETW O a construction engineer and a graphic de­ signer. Robert DeNiro, M ei^ Streep, MRS. GRENVILLES Harvey Keitel. 1984. Rated PG-13. 5:30PM (HBO ) MOVIE; -Night of the deprive motorists of rights? Comat' (C C ) Tw o VaHey Girls try to sur­ Alice Grenville (Claudette as biood pressures rise vive after a comet’s radiation turns its vic­ Colbert) meets with her tims into cannibalistic zombies. Catherine DEAR DEAR GUARD: Jane was wrong Mary Stewart, Kelli Maroney, Robert Bel­ daughter-in-law Ann (Ann- tran. 19C4. Rated PG-13. Margret, I.) to discuss Ann’s ABBY: Name a to have forced a gift on you knowing More than $10 annual Income of $18,000 or greatCT shocking secret, in the con­ place where an you were not permitted to accept billion will be reporting that their plan paid part 6:00PM (S (£ ® ® ® News anonymous gifts. You were wrong to accept it, CD Thtae’s Company clusion of "The Two Mrs. spent this year of the prescription cost. However, Grenvilles," airing MONDAY, phone call re­ and wrong again for giving it to Dan in the United \£M\ in households with less than $15,000 CiD Magnum. P.l. FEB. 9, on NBC. sults in the dis­ Dear Abby saying it was a gift from Jane. If States to pro­ annual Income, only four In 10 had (ii) Qimme a Break patch of police you lost Jane’s friendship, you 0$ Morfc and Mindy vide direct med­ Sylvia help In paying for prescriptions. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME officers to de­ Abigail Van Buren haven’t lost much. And in the ical care for an liiis again becomes an important (SB M*ArS*H tain and harass future, stick to the rules or It could estimated 58 concern because hypertension is . (S) Doctor Who citizens in the cost you your job. million Ameri­ Porter more likely to affect the elderly and 18) Charlie's Angels absence of prob­ cans with high blacks. Medicare, for exaniple, (S) Quincy able cause, a DEAR ABBY: My wife and I blood pressure. which proviudes coverage for (41) Reporter 41 sworn com- have been married for 20 years. It’s Hypertension « 1 many of America's elderly, does plaint or an arrest warrant. Chile? according to Brad Hartford, the (B) MacNall-Lehrar Newshour um, Susan Day. 1981, Rated PG. the second marriage for both of us. is responsible not provide reimbursement for ® Carol Burnett and Friends E T tsiks with Michael J. Fox about his two The Soviet Union? Nope. Marion, town of Glenvil. Neb., has a She has two sons from a previous for more visits and prescriptions outpatient prescription costs. I Westminister Kennel Club upcoming feature films, "Light of Dsy" Va.! program called REDDI (Report receiye FDA approyal for the [DIS] MOVIE; 'Brighty of the Grand Ihow From Madison Square GarderTu and "The Secret of My Success". marriage and I have two daughters than any other ailment. In 1985 treatment of hypertension. A new study carried in the Canyon' A burro’s adventures lead him to hrs.) Live. “Concerned Teen-Ager” and the Every Drunk Driver Inyne- from my first marriage — all are F more than 200 million prescriptions Left untreated or uncontrolled, American Journal of Public Health perilous encounters with mountain lions, 1 1 : 4 0 P M [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Maria’s other well-meaning but overzeal- diately). Hooray for Nebraska! adults. were written for high blood pres­ the Colorado River and a murderer. Joseph 8.30PM (X) My Sister Sam (C C ) Sam Lo vsn ’ A women's life is ruled by the men ous founders of R.A.I.D. (Report high blood pressure can lead to found that th.e cost of drugs Gotten, Pat Conway, Jiggs. 1967. reluctantly allows Pani to talk her into a around her. Nastassja Kinski, John Sav­ Recently we made out our wills. I sure medication at a cost of $2 heart attacks, stroke and other prevents at least 22 percent of Mind data, not realizing that her regular age, Robert Mitchum. 1984. Rated R. All Intoxicated Drivers) in Marion, DEAR ABBY: I work as a think we should look over each billion. lower- and fixed-income people [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook boyfriend is on his way to visit her. Va., have given us a good example cardioyascular diseases that cause 1 1 : 4 5 P M [H B O ] On Location: Paul security guard, and due to the other’s wills — If only to change In comparison, overall health [M A X ] MOVIE; ‘The Professionals' Million Dollsr Chance a Ufotime of what happens when people nearly a million deaths a year and from continuing to take their Four soldiers are hired by an American mil­ (X) of Rodriguez (60 min.) nature of my job. I am not them to each other’s satisfaction. expenses for 1985 amounted to $425 medication for hypertension. Drug ® Novato: Harancto MaltMta believe their noble ends are justi­ permitted to accept gifts from the cost Americans $78 billion lionaire to rescue his Mexican wife. Burt 1 2 : 0 0 A M (XI Koiak Is this unusual? And what do you billion, according to the Health annually. cost can becomne an overwhelming Lancaster, Lee Marvin, Claudia Cardinals. [DIS] Here's Biximer fied by any means. employees of stores I am hired to think of the idea? Care Financing Administration, A Gallup suryey shows that obstacle to a patient’s ability to 1966 Rated PG. (X ) NIghUife Abby, everyone wants to reduce guard. However, one woman — I’ll 9:00PM 3 ) Newhort (C C ) When Larry, (35 Star Trek NO CITY OR STATE PLEASE and they are projected to increase almost 70 percent of all practicing comply with a physician's advice. [U S A ] USA Cartoon Express Darryl and Darryl are arrested for stealing a drunk driving, but it shouldn’t be at call her Jane — gave me a E (3® Talea of the Unexpected to $452.2 billion this year. What’s physicians haye changed their Some of the nation’s foremost 6:30PM CS w k r p in Cincinnati cow, they ask a reluctant Dick to defarxl the expense of our hard-won Christmas gift even though I had DEAR NO CITY: I don’t know them in court. ( ^ MOVIE: ‘Dawn Patrol' A World War I more, many Americans pay all or treatment patterns for hyperten- experts are seriously concerned’ 3 ) ® ABC News constitutional rights. I’m sure the told her emphatically that I was not how "unusual" it is. but I think it’s a most of their prescription costs out (S National Geographic Special: Incre- dying ace orders the inexperienced brother people who live under a dictator­ siye patients in the last few years. over the spiraling cost of high blood (11) Benson diMa Machine the Human Bcxiy of another flying ace into battle. Errol permitted to accept gifts. She was good idea. It’s sort of an adult of their own'pocket. Of those making changes, eight out pressure prescriptions caused by Flynn. David Niven, Basil Rathbone. 1938. ship would gladly trade our drunk­ very persistent, saying other version of ’Til show you mine, if AP photo QD s c t v (X) SB MOVIE; 'Last Fling' (C C ) A lonely The prescribing pattern is caus­ of 10 changed the type of medica­ inappropriately widespread use of (® Alfrsd Hitchcock Presents driving problems for the hardships guards had accepted her gifts and you show me yours.” ing an unwelcome inflationary ® Too Close for Comfort man finally meets the girl of Ms dreams, they have to endure. tion they prescribe, almost three- new drugs that have no proven IS) (SB NBC News but finds she is not the woman she says ® Ask Dr. Ruth she would be very hurt if I didn’t New way to fly spiral, which some health officials she is. John Ritter, Connie Sellecca. 1987. CONCERNED BUT SANE quarters of whom reyealed a medical advantage for patients. (8 ) Nightly Business Report . S 5 Noveto: Amo y Sanor because she had spent so much time DEAR ABBY: In reference to estimate could eventually double distinct trend to the newer and "Surely there is no gain if the 3 ) Great Performers and effort selecting it. I finally Clara, the single person who travels Mike Napolitano flies downhill on his hold the rider aboard. The sport is like Hi) Noticlaro Unhrision ® Multi-Trim Special the nation’s prescription bill for costlier prescriptions. price of the product prevents the (8 ) (8 ) Two Mrs. Grenvillas (C C ) Follow­ [C N N ] Nawanight DEAR CONCERNED: Since agreed to accept it on the condition with her sister and the sister’s snowboard at the Rutland Country Club, skateboarding and growing in popular­ high blood pressure medication. But in a companion Gallup patient from buying it in the first ® Love Connection ing Billy’s discovery of Ann’s shocking se­ when is it "harassment" for a that I could do anything I wanted husband; You erred in telling Clara [C N N ] Showbiz Today cret, a family tragedy leaves Ann accused [E S P N ] America'a Cup Challenge Rutland, Vt., recently. The boards, about ity, says Napolitano, a college student. Medical experts also caution that suryey in which 46 percent of place,” observes Dr. Mark Pauly, Downunder (3 hrs.| Continued, Live. police officer to check out a report with it — keep it, trash it, give it that she should pay only one-third of the newer and costlier drugs [ESPN] Action Outdoors with Julius of murder. (2 hrs.) Part 2 of 2, In Stereo. that there’s a drunk driver in the 5 feet long, have tapered bindings to patients took less expensiye drugs, executive director of the Leonard Boros (S) (B) American Playhouse: Smooth [U S A ] Dragnet away — as long as I didn’t give it the hotel room cost. provide no proven advantage over known as diuretics, nine out of 10 Davis Institute of Health Econom­ Talk (C C ) Joyce Chopra’s film of a girl’s area? If the driver is not drunk, the back to her. Since she and her two dogs are 7:00PM 3 ) CBS News 1 2 : 0 5 A M (XD SImon a Slmon A writer existing medications for a majority stated that the medication they ics. "Quality of life can also be coming of age is presented. (90 min.) learning inveatigative work from Rick and inconvenience of being stopped is Well. I accepted Jane’s gift and three-fifths of the total occupants of of patients. receive is very effective in control­ measured by the amount of money CB (SB ® M*A*S*H S 5 Novato; Cicatrices del Alma A. J. auddenly disappeara. accuaed of mur­ petty compared to the tragedy that without unwrapping it. I gave it to the room, she should pay three- CE) (8) Wheel of Fortune der. (70 min.) (R). could be caused by a person driving Drug Topics reports the range of ling their high blood pressure. left in a patient's pocket.” [C N N ] Larry King Live another employee (Dan) and told fifths of the room bill! About Town pharmacy costs for hypertension Based on these findings, physi­ (Sylvia Porter’s New Money 3 ) (SB $100,000 Pyramid [DIS] MOVIE: ‘The Girl Next Door' A 1 2 : 3 0 A M C£) Oynaaty while under the influence. You him it was from Jane. Of course Besides that, any guy who has to Book for the 80s,” 1,328 pages of (ii) Jeffarsons Broadway star falls in love with her next mention constitutional rights; Dan thanked Jane for the gift, then drugs is on the upswing. Costs cians and patients alike might C £ Entertainment Tonight travel with his wife and her sister, question whether switching to down-to-earth advice on personal Q j) Bast of Saturday Night door neighbor, but trouble brews when Ms What about the “constitutional Jane became angry and told me off. plus two dogs, should pay for an range from less than $100 a year to son objects. June Haver, Dan Dailey, Den­ GS Jim ft Tammy rights" of innocent people to he nearly’ $450, with drugs soon to costlier drugs is necessary, espe­ money management, is available IS) MacNall-Lehrar Newshour nis Day. 1953. Noty Jane refuses to forgive me. additional fifth. And drink it! Toys for handicapped Hartford County Medical Society, 230 Scarborough St.. through her column. Send $9.95 plus (S ) ® Late Night with David Letterman protected against drunk drivers? Was Jane wrong? Or was I? receive FDA approval for hyper­ cially for people on low or fixed GS) Barney Miller [H BO ] MOVIE; 'Out Of Africa' (CC) A Tonight’a gueat ia Fred Willard. (60 min.) HOWARD B. ANDREEN, Parents of handicapped children will soon be able to ■ Hartford. Speaker will be Donna Pryor, R.N., from the incomes. Not unrelated, hyperten­ $1 for mailing and handling to In addition to Marion. Va.. ALLENTOWN, PA,. GUARD CAMARILLO, CALIF. Osteoporosis Prevention Program at the University of tension costing patients up to $977 ® Hollywood Squares Danish writer’s unhappy marriage to a In Stereo. borrow specially-adapted toys from the Mary Cheney annually. sion is most common among blacks “Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book ® Novels: Maria da Nadia wealthy landowner is brightened when she ® Alfred Hitchc^k Preaenta Library. These include a T<»ddy Ruxpin, an AM-FM Connecticut Health Center. and the elderly. for the 80s.” in care of the falls in love with a dashing adventurer. ® Nightly Business Report Meryl Streep, Robert Record, Klaus Maria More Real People videocasette recorder, a dog who sits and barks, and a The calcium channel blockers Insurance coverage for drug Manchester Herald. P.O. Box Brandauer. 1985. Rated PG. dD Gene Scott number of others. 419150, Kansas City, Mo. 64141. ® Matt Houston are presently only available for expense is directly related to [C N N ] Moneyline [TMC] MOVIE: 'Hamlet' Murder and [U S A ] Edge of Night Group hears about taxes other heart conditions but are soon Make checks payable to Andrews, Hormones are not to blame In each case, switches and controls have been added household income, with seven out of [ESPN] SportsCentar madness plague the young prince in Shak­ so that even a child with multiple handicaps can enjoy expected by industry sources to 10 patients in households with an McMeel & Parker.) espeare’s classic. Sir Laurence Olivier, 1 2 : 4 5 A M [H B O ] m o v i e : Morons SOUTH GLASTONBURY — Protectors of Animals The suicide From Outer SpMe' When a quartet of or­ playing with the object. [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Watherby' Jean Simmons. Stanley Holloway. 1948. DEAR DR. pond to modest changes in the Inc., a local group that provides homes to stray and of a mysterious young man puzzles a dinary aliens visit Earth, three of the inter- GOTT: Two ye­ outside air; these people usually These toys may be previewed at a program on Feb. abandoned animals, will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at middle-aged schoolteacher in rural Eng­ 9:30PM (X) Cavanaughs The house is galactic tourists rise to rock stardom. 26 at 10:30 a.m. in the children's room. A Supermarket Shopper land. Vanessa Redgrave, Ian Holm. Tim turned upside down whisn two of Kit’s James B. Sikking, Mel Smith. Griff Rhya- ars ago I re­ are cold sensitive. Still others have South Congregational Church, South Glastonbury Mclnnerny. 1985. Rated R. chorus girl friends visit. Jones. Rated PG-13. ceived an injec­ Raynaud’s phenomenon — severe Newington-Children’s Hospital speaker will demon­ Mark Sheptoff, a CPA from Sheptoff and Reuber P.C. strate the ways in which toys have been adapted. [U S A ] AirwoH HS Novels; Camino Secrsto 1 2 : 5 0 A M [M A X ] m o v i e : "niunder tion of the male vasoconstriction that is unrelated Inc., will give a 45-minute talk about new tax laws. This [E S P N ] Collsga Baekstball; Michigan Alley' An Arizona farm youth aspiring to Librarians will help parents fill out the necessary 7:30PM 3 ) p m Magazine hormone testos­ Dr. Gott to cold. Raynaud’s phenomenon group works on pet population control. State at Ohio State (2 hrs.) Live. be a rock star finds himself caught in the paperwork for obtaining these toys. (X ) Currant Affair terone to help often accompanies circulatory dis­ [M AX] MOVIE; 'Teen Wolf’ A high feat rhythms of today's pop music world. Peter Gott, M.D. Paiarents are encouraged to attend without their Roger Wilson, Leif Garrett, Jill Schoelen. control fibrocys­ orders and diseases of the blood FTC is changing ad ruies 3 ) (8) Jeopardy school student discovers that a family children, said Candy Tobin, the head children's 3 ) Entertainment Tonight curse Is turning him into a werewolf. Mi­ 1985. Rated R. tic breast dis­ vessels. It is usually followed by a librarian. (iS INN News chael J. Fox, James Hampton. 1985. 1 : 0 0 A M CID world vision ease. Soon after. rebound reaction.which consists of Blood-pressure checked Bv Martin Sloane Rated PG. (3D Joe Franklin Show I noticed an in­ tingling and flushing of the A blood-pressure clinic sponsored by Community United Features Syndicate (S ) (8 ) Carson's Comedy Classics crease in body extremities. Osteoporosis Is the topic ’ @ ) (8 ) Barney Millar 1 0:00PM 3 ) Cagney Si Lacey (CC) GD Twilight Zone Cagney comes to grips with her father’s Health Care Services Inc. will be held Thursday at 1 (3 ) Maude and facial hair. The Connecticut Society of Medical Assistants, p.m. at Coventry Pharmacy, 1707 Boston Turnpike, DEAR MARTIN: A supermarket in my area, which Clip *n’ file refunds ® ) (9) New Newlywed Gama drinking problem when she attends an Al­ My periods also last longer and my received two years ago. Ask your is part of a large chain, sends out a sales circular ® Wild. Wild World of Animals coholics Anonymous meeting as part of an [C N N ] Crossfire DEAR DR. GOTT: My son is 43. Hartford Chapter, will meet Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Coventry. undercover assignment. (60 min.) premenstrual symptoms are more doctor about this. can only walk with a walker and advertising sale items for the week. But often when I go Week of Feb. 8) [C N N ] Crossfire [D IS ] To Be Announced. (Xl'News severe. Could one shot have pro­ often falls. His doctor has given him to the store. I can’t find the items in the circular. Baked Goods, Desserts (File No. 7) [DIS] Mousatarplece Theater [U S A ] Hollywood Insider duced all these changes? I’m 35 and 3 ) Great Peiformart DEAR DR. GOTT: Why do my many tests, but can’t find anything The store people tell me that they are not as large as Clip out this file and keep it with similar cash-off [ESPN] College Basketball: Syracuse 1 : 1 5 A M (X) MOVIE: -Matt Helm' otherwise healthy. fingers get numb and turn white (35 IN N News wrong. Is it possible that he has other stores in the chain, so they don’t carry many of coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage at Pittsburgh (2 hrs.) Live. When a beautiful movie star’s life is threa­ when they get cold? M.S.? Public Records the items stocked by the larger stores. To make coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed [HBO ] Fraggle Rock (CC). In Stereo. (3® Police Story tened. a private eye takes the case only to find himself involved in an international 9 matters worse, they are frequently out of stock on proofs of purchase while looking for the required 8:00PM (X) Kate 8i Allie (CC) Kate (8) wild. Wild W est black market operation. Tony Franciosa, DEAR READER: Testosterone DEAR READER: Yes. it is. advertised items that they do carry. refund forms at the supermarket, in newspapers worries when Emma considers moving to (8 ) Local News Vai Bisoglio, Patrick MacNee. 1975. by injection usually is given in a Warranty deeds and Loraine M. Findlay. 17 Hof­ Woodbury to Albert K. Martin. California to attend UCLA, which would DEAR READER: When exposed Multiple sclerosis is a neurological Is it legal for this store to advertise this way? and magazines, and when trading with friends. S5 Chaaplrito (60 min.) long-acting form whose effect lasts fman Road. $154,000. Keeney Street and Garden Grove enable her to live with her father. 1 : 3 0 A M w INN News to cold, blood vessels in the disease of unknown cause that THELMA DUNMYER, LILLY, PA. Offers may not be available in all areas of the C N N News 3 ) National Geographic Special Jane [CN N ] (3 ) Bizarre for several weeks. Depending on extremities tend to constrict in produces weakness as well as Joseph J. and Julie A. Ford to Rosanna M. Colangelo to Harold Road. No conveyance tax. country. Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. the amount of male hormone you W. and Claire. H. Richardson. Albert R. Martin and David C. Goodall explores the East African habitats 10:30PM (35 i n n News [C N N ] Newsnight Update order to shunt circulation to the abnormal sensations. Other nerve Robert G. and Michele Payne. 611 The following refund offers are worth $7. Tiiis of wild chimpanzees. (60 min.) were given, you certainly may have Green Manor Estates. $162,900. Woodbury to Gerald P. Rothman. 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(FTC), which were first adopted in 1971, a store must gang of modern-day pirates who are en­ cal rally. eventually assume the throne of Russia as should ask his doctor for a referral Manley to Nicholas L. and Tracy COMSTOCK Refund Offer. Recf ive two 50-cent tinuing changes probably don’t tion to the degree of cold. to a neurologist in order to establish Mambrino. Beacon Hill Condomi­ dominium. conveyance tax $96.80. carry a sufficient supply of all advertised items. There coupons for any flavor of Comstock Pie Filling. dangering an important ocean research (3 ) Honeymooners Catherine the Great. Elisabeth Bergner, result from the injection you Louisa J. Boyle to John A. and Albert R. Martin and Gerald P, are no exceptions to this rule, and supermarkets run project. (60 min.) Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. 1934. Some |)eople's vessels overres- a precise diagnosis. nium, conveyance tax $75.90. Rothman to David C. Woodbury. Send the required refund form and two labels 1 0:35PM [D IS ] Danger Bay Visions Unlimited Inc. to Gilman Linda P. Swartz. 95 Deepwood the risk of big fines if they are found to be violating the from any two cans of Comstock Pie Fillings. 3 ) News [T M C ] MOVIE; 'Gun Glory' A gunfighter Northview subdivision. No convey­ (35 MOVIE: 'The Enforcer' A San Fran­ 1 1 :00PM (X) 3 ) (8) (8) SB News returns home and is shunned by everyone, J. Thereault, Bigelow Hollow Con­ Drive. $85,000. rule. It doesn’t sound like your supermarket is living up Expires March 31, 1987. including his own son. Stewart Granger, ance tax. John D. La Belle and Alice cisco police detective deals with enemy (X) ® Late Show: Starring Joan Rivers dominium. conveyance tax $96.80. Charles C. and Theresa A. to the FTC requirements. KEEBLER Ready-Crust Free Apples Offer. agents who steal some Arm y weapons Rhonda Fleming. Chill Wills. 1957. Witham to Stephanie S. Jevons. C. Jarvis to Somersville Corpora­ (X) Carol Burnett and Friends Hints help cats swallow pills EMward T. and Marcia L. Ma- tion, Manchester Industrial Park Unfortunately, the FTC is proposing to change these Receive up to a $I refund. Send the requlr^ and kidnap the mayor. Clint Eastwood, [U S A ] To Be AnrKHinced. Woodland Manor Condominium. Tyne Daly, Bradford Dillman. 1976. (35 Odd Couple chuga to Cyrus L. Cajar-Duzant III. No conveyance tax. rules. The supermarket industry has vigorously refund form and the Keebler emblem from the 2 : 0 0 A M (X) m o v i e : -High Velocity' DEAR and Eunice G. Cajar. Green Manor $87,000. tops of two Ready-Crust labels, along with the Qi) MOVIE: 'Dr. Phibes Rises Agein' Or. (3® Falcon Crest When a top executive with a global corpor­ on maintaining your cat or dog’s Janice M. Horn to Stuart J. Horn. complained that providing excessive supplies of sale Phibes rises from a ten-year hibernation to POLLY: Do you estates. $114,000. Eugene R. and Patricia A. cash-register receipt showing the purchase prices @ ) Hogan's Heroes ation is kidnapped, a Vietnam veteran is health, grooming, feeding tips. Botteron to Dermot Dalton V. Gray 283 Timrod Road. No conveyance items and keeping records to document their restore life to his long-dead wife. Vincent recruited to bring the hostage back alive. have any Poin­ Pointers on traveling with pets and Joel B. Wilder and Albert L. (circled and identified) of Ready-Crust and 2 Price, Robert Quarry, Valli Kemp. 1972. (8) Sneak Previews and Norma D. Gray. 94 N. Elm St.. tax. compliance with the FTC rule cost the industry about Britt Ekiand, Keenan Wynn, Ben Gazarra. ters for giving more. Others who would like a copy Manley to Sherwood P. and Bar­ Vincent Krzesicki to Virginia $319 million a year. pounds of Apples. Expires March 31, 1987. (8) MOVIE: 'A Stranger Is Watching' A @ ) Talas of the Unexpected 1977. pills to cats? We bara E. Cordner. Beacon Hill $124,000. . killer holds hostages in the tunnels under (8) M*A*S*H of this issue should send $1 for each Krzesicki, 168 Broad St. No convey­ MRS. SMITH’S Coffee Mug Offer. Receive a set (3D MOVIE: 'Night Passage* A railroad have an old cat copy to Polly’s Pointers. In care of Condominiuin. conveyance tax Laurence H. Freiheit to Serge P. ance tax. If this is true, it is a hefty price to pay for preventing of Mrs. Smith’s Coffee Mugs. Send the required New York’s Grand Central Station. Rip (85 Noticiero Unhrision troubleshooter, carrying a payroll, is held Pointers Arel and Jennifer M. DeNuccio. Tom , Kate Mulgrew. James Naughton. up by his brother's outlaw gang. James who must now the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box $90.20. William V. and Charleen out-of-stock conditions. refund form and the Universal Product Code ® SCTV Network Bluefields addition. $110,000. I remain unconvinced, however, that stores have 1982. Stewart, Audie Murphy, Dan Duryea. receive a daily Polly Fisher 91428. Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. Be Franklin Aiudi Jr. and Melinda McWade to Scott McWade. 399 E. symbols from two packages of any flavor of [C N N ] f.' mayline 1957. Henry L. Gauruder and Ruth C. painted an accurate picture of the situation. I also am (8) (9) ALF After experiencing a strong pill and we’re sure to include the title. Aiudi to Sharon L. Cassello. Man­ Middle Tpke. No conveyance tax. Natural Juice Pie, along with a check or money electrical shock, ALF contracts amnesia [D IS ] Adventures of Ozzia and Harriet Gauruder to Judith Yale. Pine concerned because I receive far too many letters from G9 White Shadow having a terri­ POLLY chester Gardens Condominium, Barbara Q. Gordon to Nancy Q. order for $6,90 for each set ordered. Expires and thinks he’s an insurance agent. (60 [M A X ] MOVIE; 'WildcaM' (C C ) A feisty [U S A ] To Be Announced. Street Condominium. $78,000. consumers complaining about stores that fail to have min.) In Stereo. ble time getting conveyance tax $52.80. Edmondson. Greenway Park, con­ March 31. 1987. girls’ track coach is chosen to coach a her to take it. Michael C. Hagan and Jill Jack G. and Tracy L. Liner and veyance tax $38.50. advertised items in stock. RICH’S Donut & Coffee Offer. Receive one (S) The Planet Earth (C C ) Meteorites rough and rowdy inner-city football team. 2 : 1 5 A M [HBO] MOVIE: ‘C.H.U.D.’ II- Stanger to Laurence J. and Marilyn Shelly L. and Daniel T: Polo to found in Antarctica reveal information Goldie Hawn, James Keach, Bruce McGill. legally stored radioactive material prod­ JANIE Interestingly, William MacLeod, director of the 50-cent coupon good toward your next purchase of about the formation of the solar system. 1986. Rated R. uces a race of deformed, murderous huma­ Poily will send you a Polly Dollar Konefai, Rolling Park Estates. William P. Coughlin. Wiiliam T. Patricia Q. Sands to Nancy Q. FTC’s Bureau of Consumer Protection, says that FTC Ever Fresh Donuts and a 50-cent coupon good (60 min.) (R). [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Hour noids. John Heard, Christopher Curry, DEAR JANIE: Different cats ($1) if she uses your favorite $110,900. Coughlin and Doris M. Coughlin. Edmondson, Greenway Park. Con­ toward any brand of Coffee. Send the required Daniel Stern. 1984. Rated R. butter before offering it to her. 20-22 Waddeil Road. $129,500. veyance tax $38.50. investigations of out-of-stock conditions in super­ (8) MOVIE: 'Network' A failing television will succumb to different tech­ I’m sending you a copy of my Pointer, Peeve or Problem in her John Dennis English to Joseph P. refund form and the Universal Product Code 11:30PM S ) m ABC Naws Night- markets have found nothing to indicate that grocers network is taken over by a giant conglom­ 2:30AM [C N N ] Sports Latanight niques. so here are a few ideas. newsletter “Pointers for Pet Lov­ column. Write Polly’s Pointers in and Catherine C. Cacchioli. Buck­ Lucy A. Richardson to James F. Nancy Q. Edmondson to Clarence symbols from any two packages of Rich’s Glazed Una Delphin. Park Chestnut Condomi­ C. Edmondson, Greenway Park. No deliberately understock advertised specials. erate determined to make it a profitable [U S A ] Kays to Success First, the most direct way is often ers,” which has more information care of the Manchester Herald. ingham Street. $126,000. Donuts, Jelly Donuts, Cinnamon, Buns, Honey enterprise. William Holden, Faye Duna­ CE) Cannon the best. If you can handle your cat James A. Milley Jr. to Batoul. nium. $45,600. conveyance tax. Many supermarkets hoped that their $319 million Buns or Sugar ‘N Spice Donuts. Expires March 31, way, Peter Finch. 1976. GD Honaymoonars 2:35AM CE) CBS News Nightwatch Joined in Progress fairly easily, you should have few Nahid and Saeed Ahghari. 205 Lydall Woods Corp. to Ann L. Leonids Zvaigzne to Irma B. and argument would sway the FTC to eliminate the 1987. (8) Collaga Hockey: 1987 Baanpot ) Not Availabla in Storas Devine. Lydall Woods Colonial Leonids Zvaigne, Hockanum Park. Toumarnant Championship game from [M A X ] M O VIE: 'Zoo Oartg' An ex­ problenns with this method after Homestead St.. $84,000. food-store advertising rule completely. Instead, the Here’s a refund form to write for: a $1 refund Tonight’s guests Village. $140,945. Boston Garden. (2 hrs., 30 min.) W (K) Bast of Carson alcoholic wrestler teaches a group of kids practicing it a few times. Mary P. Huppe to Brian M. No conveyance tax. FT(? has decided to allow the stores a little more plus a 50-cent Contac coupon. CONTAC Refund are Liza Minnelli, humorist Roy Blount and Robert D. and Lynda E. Angle to (15 Novsia; La Gloria y el Infiarno how to fight when the town bullies make Pull the cat’s head back gently, Chmielewski and Kathleen A. Fa­ John S. Kaminski Jr. to Karen- flexibility, but keep some important protections for comedian Bobby KeKon, (60 min.) (R) In their lives miserable. Ben Vereen, Jason Jorgensen Offer from Menley & James Laboratories, P.O. (S) Nature: Between the Desert and tfM Stereo. open her mouth by pressing gently 9 Michael J. and Katrina A. Bom- Marie Cronin, Pinehurst addition. consumers. Gedrick. Jackie Earle Haley. Rated PG-13. ria, 27 Proctor Road. $105,000. Box 8082 (M94B). Philadelphia, PA 19101. This Deep Blue Sea (C C ) Ichkaul, a Tunisian JHf UNIVeRSifY Of CONN£CftCVl bara. Lydall Woods Colonial Vil­ No conveyance tax. W MOVIE: '10 Rlllington Plaoa' An in­ on the back corners of her jaw and Charles J. Carroll Jr. and Im- offer expires March 31,1987. While waiting for the lake In the middle of the desert and a bird­ lage. $124,000. Jame R. Bousfield to Irmgard A. Under recently published recommendations, the nocent man is hanged for murder. Richard 3:00AM (35 Keys to Success place the pill back in the mouth. Auditorium ogene S. Carroll to Joel J. and form, save one Universal Product Code proof-of- watcher’s paradise, is profiled. (60 min.) Attenborough, John Hurt, Judy Graason. Albert A. Ferranti Jr. and FTC proposes to amend the food-store advertising rule [C N N ] News Overnight When the cat closes her mouth, she Thursday, February 12 - 8 PM Colette Clavette. Rockledge, Bousfield, 129-131 Center St. No purchase symbol from one of the following Contac ® MOVIE: ‘Battle of ttie Bulge: During 1971. Lizabeth R. Ferranti to Dariene A. by allowing stores to include a mention of limited [ESPN] SportsCentar should swallow the pill readily. $145,000. conveyance tax. products: Contac 12-Hour Capsules, Contac World W ar II, h colonel, realizing that no (3) Hogan's Heroes Baron, 67 Foley St. Conveyance availability of specials in their advertising — or a gasoline would create a waakness.for the MOVIE: 'Falling in Love' (CC) A Swallowing can be encouraged by THE NEW YORK Andrew Ansaldi Sr. and Andrew Colleen N. Perkins to James J. Severe Cold Formula Capsules/LIquid, Contac (g)News [T M C ] tax. $121. and Colleen N. Perkins, 79-81 mention that specials are not available at certain Germans, suggests that Ms man play a chance meeting on a commuter train massaging the cat’s throat gently Ansaldi Jr. to Edward V. Stacey Jr. stores. The amended rule would also allow super­ Cough Capsules or Contac J r ., along with a dated game to depiMa their gas supply. Henry [CN N ] Sports Tonight sparks a mutual romantic interest between or by blowing a brief puff of air into GH.BERT & SULIJVAN PLAYERS and Gail E. Stacey. Timrod Road. Lydall Woods Corp. to Carol M. Walnut St. No conveyance tax, Forida, Robert Sfiaw, Robert Ryan. 1966. Brescia. Lydall Woods Colonial markets to offer consumers rain checks or to substitute cash-register receipt with the purchase price [DIS] MOVIE: 'Cell Me Mtoter- A song a construction engineer and e graphic de­ the cat’s face (most cats respond to present $ 200, 000. Jerome Nathan to Louise Na­ circled. [C N N ] Prime News and dance man, stationed in Japan during signer. Robert DeNiro, M er^ Streep, Village. $133,900. than, Waronokefield addition. No merchandise when they unintentionally run out of World War II, goes A .W .O .L. to follow Ms Harvey Keitel. 1984. Rated PG-13. this by swallowing). Many people Robert M. and Francine E. Rioux advertised items. [DIS] My Friend FHcka « ft to Ronald L. and Roseann M. conveyance tax. wife. Betty GraMe, Danny ’Thomas, Dale n jS A ] Qo For Your Dreams; Caah Flow coat the pill with butter so it slides Quitclaim deeds [HBO ] HBO Family Playhouse: Truth Robertson. 1951. down more easily. Fuller. 93 Waddell Road and 3 Sharon L. Moore to Jed C. Morris. About Alex upo THF Gerald P. Rothman and David C. Hillview Condominium. $5,000. [ESPN] America's Cup Chaltonga 3:05AM [DIS] MOVIE; 'Tlw QIri Naxt Another solution is to crush the Bunce Drive, $118,000. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Looker' A plasOc sur­ Dowmjnder Live. pill and mix it with the cat’s food. Malcolm J. Kerr to Paul J. and geon Investigates the mysterious deaths Door* A Broadway star falls in love with College Notes of Ms patients. Albert Finney, Jamas Cob- 11:35PM GD Entertainment Tonight her rtaxt door neighbor. Or, bury the pill inside a morsel of Lisa S. Bombaci, 374 Lydall St.. raw ground beef, if your cat really MIKADO' $122,900. loves this treat, she may be so James A. and Carol A. Demeo to Thoughts DelSignore makes honors list Five students In program delighted with it that she will gulp WITH FUU CHORUS Coldwell Banker Relocation Man- . down beef and pill in one swallow. AND ORCHESTRA! agement Services Inc.. 146 Tanner Carolyn E. DelSignore. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Five Manchester students in Central Connecticut ~ 7 However, more than one cat has St. No conveyance tax. The most important thing a wants us to know we are going to EMward F. DelSignore of Bolton, was named to the State University’s Cooperative Education Program Cinema Coldwell Banker Relocation person can know is how they can be dean's honor list for the fall semester at Fairfield been known to carefully eat the beef Come en^y Sullivan's unforgettable melodies; Heaven before we die because after have completed six month, paid, on-the-job work ' from around the pill, then daintily Management Services Inc. to 100 percent sure that when they die. we die could be too late. In the next University. assignments. Outraotous Fortun* (R ) 1:20,7:30,9:40. WILLIMANTIC vibrant singing, dancing and orchestral playing, She is a 1984 graduate of East Catholic High School ClRMno city — Otello IPG ) 7 ,9 ;» . - - — Radio Days (P G ) 1:40, 7:10,9:20. — Jlllten Saoore CHiemo — From the spit the pill itself on the floor. razor-sharp comedic acting; and above all, James M. and Marie J. Simonetti. they will go to Heaven. The Bible five days I want to (ell you step by Dood of Wlntor (R ) 1:25,7:35,9:50. 146 Tanner St., conveyance tax very clearly tells us how we may be step how you can be sure that you and is a junior majoring in biology. Anthony Carr of 40 Cobum Road worked as an . Lody and tlw Tramp (G) 2. — Sid A Hip (P G ) 7:15, 9:15. — Criticol Condi­ Many cats are fond of peanut Gilbert’s inimitable wit accounting clerk at the Travelers Companies in ' Nancy (R ) 7:30. 10. — Chlldron f a tion (R ) 7:15, 9:15. — Little Shop of butter. Coat the pill with peanut 1129.80. sure. I John 5:13 says: "These will go to Heaven when you die. If LMSW God (R ) 7:20, »:55. - Light of MANCHitTRR Horron (PG-13) 7:30, 9:30. — The Hartford; IngrIdaKnunins of 56 Henry St., worked as Day (PG-13) 7:10,9:40. UA TiMwtart ■ «! — Mon. tchedule Morning After (R ) 7,9. — The Mission ■nCKETS: $1500 liSO lOOO 5D0 Joel B. Wilder and Albert L. things have I written unto you that you already know that you are Listed In student directory (P G ) 7, 9:30. — The Mosoulto Coast Manley to Lois Ann Ryan, Beacon believe on the name of the Son of an accountant at Economuy Electric Supply of unavailable. STUDENTS: $ 730 600 4jOO 3X)0 saved but are not quite sure how to Kimterjy A, Merz, daughter of Raymond and Sandra ■AST MARTPORD (P G ) 4:45, 9. Hill Condominium, conveyance tax God: that ye may know that ye have explain salvation to someone else, I Manchester and Michael Michaud of 26 Arcellia Drive, ■wtwMd P*b A ClMina — Th* SR. CITIZENS: $1350 12jOO aoo 5.00 M en of Manchester, has been cited as an outstanding WINDSOR $68.20. eternal life, and that ye may believe worked as a co-op technician for American Cyanamid Morning Afftr (R) 7:30. believe these articles in the next student leader by "Who’s Who Among Students in of Wallingford. Poor RIehord't Pub A Clpomo— The CM* 1 A $ — ITie Bedroom Window Plato — The Morning After (R) 7:15. Marie C. Filloramo to Pascal A. on the name of the Son of God." In five days will be a real help to you. American Colleges and Universities.” Morning Aff^

U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Feb. 9. 1H 7 KIT 'N' C AR LYLE ®by Larry Wriflht p HELPWARTED loffoimiMnES

ll solas - opportunity International NIotal Build­ selfrmodlvoted soles ing Monufecturer - sdect- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 ,4 >arson. Furniture or bed­Ing bulldor/deolor In rding experience desira­ somo open oreos. High ble. Salary plus commls- potential profit In our ILOST slon. Benefits end growth Industry. (303) 759- Notices HELRWARTED advancement opportuni­ 3200 oxtenslon 2403. U m FOUND HELP WANTED HELP WANTED ED HELP WANTED GT]HELP WANTED ED HELPWAMTED ED ties. Coll 646-6262 behveen At o condition procodtnl GD 11 end 5 tor Intorvlew. to ttw plocomont of any Found-cot white with gray Cleaning personnel. Even­ RN-LPN-Fulltline11to7 Dietary alde-lmmedlate Driver • part time to do Helper - maintenance odvortltlno In the Man­ and block stripe spots on ings andror weekends. Manchester Herald route, grounds, custodian. Ex­ Bbokkeepor - port time, , Monday through Friday, opening for part time A/P, A/R, safeguard sys­ FOR SALE chester Herald, Adver- back of head. Flea collar. 643-5747. person to perform a var­ Coventry Lake area. cellent benefits. 7 am ta tlter hereby agrees to no weekends. For more 3:30 pm. Coll 742-9305. tem, pleasant casual Information please call iety of kitchen tasks. Will Short hours, good pay. Small Retail Busi­ tam protect, Indemnify and Clerk/typlst - full time, Excellent opportunity for Call Frank at 742-0667. n ■> Muntrv bttlco. Foloy- . prasent* Pam Olenchak, D.S.D., train energetic beginner. Baker, Inc., Bolton, 646- ness with regular hold harmless the Man­ very diversified position. housewife or college stu­ LPN - RN - part time tor ci Crestfleld Convalescent dent. Part time mornings Call the Manchester chester Herald, Its offic­ Employment Please call 649-3900. Manor. 6460129. Foreman - press room specialty office In Mdoa. clientele. Estab­ ers and employees Home, 565 Vernon Street, or afternoons. Approxi­ Chester. Call 6494)601. Manchester, C T 06040,643- experienced, familiar lished location. For L»!>A i t ■?' against ony and all liabil­ X-Ray Technician - Imme­ mately 20 to 25 hours per with power press and I ' J.l.a Helrdressor wanted with A Education 5151. week. Monday through Util If y/dlthwosher/cosh- f&nowing: willing to work ity, loss or expense. In­ diate Medical Care Center ler - Monday through press brake set up pro­ Carpenter or helper - (tw- more information cluding attorneys' fees, Friday for filling orders of tor voursolf? Rent station rsio has openings for full time Hygienist - Part time posi­ Friday days, full and part gressive dies. Submit re­ remodeling contractorj:,. please write P.O. arising from claims of Arthur Drugs Warehouse, own tools, drive standard (S). All Inquirtes contl- registered x-ray techni­ tion available Imme­ time. $4.50 per hour. Glas­ sume to Box DD, c/o fW f''M m ^ beesiieb naswut’iM*; unfair trode practices. In­ Manchester. See Nancy to Manchester Herald, 16 shift, own transportotloov, (tentlol. New Manchester Box 483, Manches­ cians. These positions diately 2 days per week In tonbury. Call Jim 659-4640. laion. 646-7130. fringement of trade­ offer a full package of apply between 8 and 4. Bralnard Place, Manches- pay depending on expe-. ter, CT 06040. •J o»m94sm ' ED HELP WANTED Manchester general dent­ Monday through Friday. marks, trade names or benefits, a competitive General office - 2 positions ler, C T 06040______rience. Call Ron, 643-9W m sS ist's office. Excellent sa­ Teacher aide, special patents, ylolatlon of starting salary plus a before 8 am and otter »■ WANT ADS ore the Electrician Journeyman- lary and flexible hours. Supervisor - Mechani­ available. Typing, book­ education-high school rights of prlyocy and In­ sveekend differential. We keeping, will train. Non- Experienced Mason for pm. - friendly way of finding a Commercial, Industrial, Call Dr. Bottaro, 649-2796. cally Inclined to set upand self-contolnned doss. Ef­ • 1987 by NCA. M . fringement of copyright also hove part time and smoker preferred. Apply our crew. Block, brick, cash buyer for applian­ ond proprietary rights, and residential work. per-dlem positions availa­ supervise production of hie, and chimney work. fective Immediately. Coll Work under minimum su­ Part time evening posi­ small assembly depart­ In person. Warehouse M Coventry Public schools. ces, musical Instruments, unfair competition and ble. Interested applicants 170 Tunnel Rood, Vernon. Call 742-5317. M onday cars and o host of other NOTwa TO caaorroaa libel and slander, vvhich pervision. Good wages. tion available for general ment. Competitive salary 742-8913. EOE. ESTATE OF please contact Joanne at cleaners In a large Man­ through Fridov, 8:30 to 5. Items. I itMaiaMiM^MgiSdiiiHikMMii RECREATIONAL mov result from the publi­ Insurance, holidays and 721-7393 between 9 and 4. and benefits. Apply Able equipm ent MARGARET $. F vacation. Call 875-5905. chester facility. Hours are Coll & Electronics, How­ Bookkeeping - full time Bookkeeper F/C - expe-_^ Port time-mature respon­ fartM/MRMvlgrjM I BEROMARK o/k/o cation of any advertls- F noteoble accounts receiv­ Concrete workers- ment In the Manchester 5:30 to 9:30 pm, Monday ard Rood, Bolton. rienced required to pcYr sible core giver to work fNWM q^lMlMYwCnwII MARGARET L. Persons to work In kit­ through Friday. Coll 649- able, accounts payable, experlenced In all phases IMM b ' BERGMARK Herald by advertiser. In­ chen making sandwiches of commercial, concrete form all accounting func-- with Infants and toddlers. CDmsTRuenoN SkIs-FIsher fiber gloss 195- The Hen. Norman J. 3181. Dental assIstont-Eost payroll, payroll taxes. tlons on computer" 647-0788. « « ___ cm with Solomon step In cluding advertisements In Dental assistant - 5 day and other kitchen duties. Blonsteln's Comping Cen­ work, tooting, founda­ iNrtt Mx iai Frauts, Judoe, of the Court Hertford office, chair through F/S. Fast grow-- m b bindings. Very good con­ of Frobofo, Otatrtet of An­ any free distribution pub­ work week Includes Satur­ Call 649-0305. ter, Route 83, Vernon, tions and flat work. Lay Free Introductory adult ; Mason tender - must be side, full time, experience Ing company In new mod% Administrative secretory dfler , J. ;> Penny Sleffert, Publisher chester, C T 06040. ble helper wanted. Must Andrew Ansaldl Com­ Attendant - personal care day through Friday. schools. 10 months, 35 BFA, M.Ed.6464l231. IBOATR/MARME to mo flduderv on or betoro be flexible. 649-3052. pany, 186 Bldwell Street, 6531. environm ent. 289-2323,’ hours per week. Applica­ (R M ediM ) S______m a m time.... worlt. If- ...... April 29,1987 or bo borrodos male attendant wanted to East Hartford Welding,? Iequipm ent by low provided. Manchester. core tor a disabled young Clerical-full time posi­ tions available from Glas­ E Help us stop drug traffic! tions available In pleasont South Windsor. ? tonbury Board of Educa­ ’"rs Ji'-T *. sssasssifesaf Sharon B. Proust, man In Vernon. $250 E Age 17 to 28 GED/hIgh Clork Small Insurance agency weekly . Call Paul Herbst office environment. tion, Glastonbury, Ct. Real Estate '.GliiMttMRdhtgdiMip'I , ..W HITIM Ail.,' , , : , " ' 16 foot Mod River canoe, The flduderv Is: Part Tim e. PART TIME needs a secretary/recep­ school grads. Learn while Health Insurance/benet-. General cleaning person -; 06033. 633-5231 extension laa Downey 1 , Apt A paddles Included. Used Nols E. Borgmerk you earn. The U. S. Coast at 875-4173 anytime tor full time position. Flexlbte-' f n eM i H M oeai wt- *|jv tionist. Flexible hours. In­ details. Its program available, 441. E E A ffirm a tiv e K l ii t , -“ tour times. Excellent con­ Route 1M Earn Extra Cash! centive. 659-3259. Guard needs you. 203-240- tree parking. Experience hours. Excellent beneflts.*^ Action. F tM quoto. dition. $000. Please coll Semort, NY 10989 CLERICAL 4257. and Secretary - to 20K, de­ using adding machine. For Interview please call' HOMES S ' 'ft i L ' 8Io m ■' Polhters-. - >/ii 643-4942 offer 6pm or 647- Hours 10a.m. — 2 p.m., Lynch Toyota Pontiac, The First National Bonk pending on experience. Typing skills helpful. $4.25 Soles person-Port time, 0 3 R N iU L E Mis 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask tor of Toms Rlvor INSERTERS WANTED - $5.00 per hour, depending 646-4321. '? flexible hours, store dis­ ssr sieMeiiKlfrgfMtiortgi ..M-, ...... -.-mi; ______Bob. 975 Heoptr Avo., P.O. TtS Monday through Fri­ Strong word processing Toms River, N.J. 0e754 PHOTOGRAPHY and administrative skills. on experience. Apply In count. Ideal for home­ MaantaM day. Typing skills or Receptionist - part tlm'6 makers or high school All real estate advertised 01502 STUDIO Willingness to learn and person : Prague Shoe In the Manchester Herald IMURICAL Call 647-9946 previous CRT experi­ GENERAL Company, 200 Pitkin tor busy optometrist of-' student. Apply J & j grow within area of envir­ flee. Hours Include 2 even-' Is sublect to the Fair llTEMR______P U T TIME USISTUNT onmental protection. Ex­ Street, East Hartford. Jewelers. 643-0484. ence required. Call Mr. SECRETARY Ings 0 week and Satur­ Housing Act of 1968, which Ask for Bob Caraar opportunity with CPI cellent benefit package mokes It Illegal to adver­ jwalisand Wa speetdtiso f« M ew *e^ W hitney at 568-2020 for and environment. Never a Site w o r k - days. Experienced; Management Trolnees- 120 boss accordion, excel­ ISnTRUCKR/VANR Corp. oparating aludloa In preferred but will train. tise onv preference, lim­ ovar 800 ratall atoraa. fee to our applicants. Superintendent-full time due to notion wide expan­ lent condition. WIN trade IEI forrale more Information. MEADOWS MAHOR Call between 9 and 2. ’ sion on established Wall itation or discrimination SuccaaatuI candidataa will Contact Lolnev Pellettler, person needed to coordi­ based on race, color, reli­ for smaller or equal Is seeking a full time 649-3311. street Investment firm Is EOE particpata In an Intanalva Hartford Professional nate general contractors gion, sex or notional value. Coll anytime, 646- 1974 Ford Von, good condi­ photography and aalaa Placement Group, 724- site work division. Should seeking aggressive self 2857. general secretary. Customer service/lnside origin, or on Intention to tion. $1500 or best offer. training program. Prior aalaa 6543. be experienced In survey­ motivated Individuals to 875-6344.0 Excellent typing skills a sales - small business wlW^^ loin our registered repre­ moke any such prefer­ axparlanca htipful. Qood ing, lav out, heavy eoulp- ence, limitation or dis­ paraonalHy, motivation and pleasant office conditions sentative corps and man­ MIRCELLANEOUR must. We are offering an ment operation and utility crimination. The Herald INJECTION MOLDING naat apptarance a muat. located on the Vernoh'-' agement program. First excellent wage and work. Send resume to: will not knowingly accept FORRALE FIN D IN G A cosh buyer TELEMARKETING Flexible houra may Include Box D, c/o the Manches­ /Manchester line. Look­ year Income potential for sporting goods oqulp- Wt'ro looking for poopio avaninga and waakanda. benefit package. Please ing tor someone with good' any advertisement which HOMER LOTR/IAND APARTMENTR PANT TIME ter Herald, 16 Bralnard $16,000 plus S4,000 bonus, IROOMMATER Tripod, Silk Universal, mont It oosy when you Frequent aalary ravlawa and PASTEUP telephone and odmlnlstro- ‘ 2nd year Income potential Is In violation of the low. FOR RALE We are looking for people apply at Place, Manchester. ini FOR RALE FOR RENT brand new, never used. odvortlse In classified. Opportunity for competent persons wil­ other banafita. Apply In five skills. We ore ottering. $25,000 plus o $10,000 bo­ WAMTED who like to talk on the paraon Wadnaaday, ARTIST a good compensation p ro -' Government Homes - $75. Originally paid $100. ling to take a career position. Join a 19- phone; speak with a plea­ Carpenters needed- nus. For a rewarding ca­ Coll 742-7485.0 Thuraday and Friday. 12 until Meadows Manor gram os well as the oppor­ reer In the Investment from SI (U repair). Delin­ Manchester-Charming 7 Land of opportunity 87 Responsible female to press, steadily growing, molder of precision sant voice; who can work Spm at the immediate opening for quent tax property. ocres In central Maine. 4 room apartment, heat, 333 Bldwell Street To do newspaper carpenters, framers and tunity tor growth. Call business with o progres­ room Colonial, 3 bed­ hot water, appliances, shore 2 bedroom duplex, gears with an outstanding reputation. Of from 5pm to 9pm M-T, SEARS PORTRAIT STUDIO page and ad pasteup. 649-7780 between 8:30 am Repossessions. Coll 1- 805- room, 2 full baths, large Mostly wooded plus a Manchester. $200 per and Sam to 1pm Fridays. Manchester, C T finishers. Experience sive company. Coll 872- garage. Very clean. $530. CAMPERR/ at the Manchaater Parkada and 5:00 pm, Monday' 9759. 687-6000. Ext. GH-9965 tor country kitchen on extra possible grovel pit. In­ month, plus utilities. Automotive course — modern plant and equipment with WE OFFER: »5“ per hour; CqiW OpponunXy Employw M/F only. Must hove tools, full current repo list. cludes o modern 5 room, References and security. TRAH.ERR through Friday to set up large lot. Excellent condi­ 646-7260. Available March 1st. 647- generous compensation. Please call for ap­ commission; Irisentives; Some experience and time employment and be­ IVb storv home with 2 nefits. Coll 742-5317,8:30 to Interview. Child core needed I 25 tion. $135,000. Owner. 646- 9425 evenings. pointment or stop to complete application. paid vacations, courtesy typing ability helpful. Monchester-See this ex­ baths plus 0 semi finished 5, Monday through daytime hours per week, 3626. Manchester - 5 room CARR Appoche tent camper - 6 membership; sales train­ Ambitloes person - neat In- ceptional nice 7 room 2 storv garage with Va sleeper, with full od- ing. Sounds like someth­ Friday. tor 3 and 5 year old bovs In both. $130,000. Coll Rain­ apartment, carpeting, Plastic Gearing Technology Call appearance, energetic, m y Manchester home. Su­ custom built Cope, 1st Manchester - $114,500 - FORRALE room. $1900 or best offer. ing you might like to try? bow Realty. 207-786-2989 or stove, wosher/dryer hook SHELDON COHEN Seeking Individual for di­ reliable. Available for Im­ per wage for right floor master bedroom. new to market - adorable 6 up, parking, no pets, lease 1395 ToHaRd Tpk. NEWSPAPER DEALER Spacious family room,3'/> write to us at 449 Main Merchandise Call between 0am end Monday-Thuraday versified office work. mediate emplovmenf.' woman. References re­ room Cope In mint condi­ and security. $500 Buick Skyhowk 1986 - 2 MaRckester. CT Spm. 846-7090, ask for N E E D E D IN Large company, $300 o' baths, 2 fireplaces, cen­ tion otters the tlrst-tlme Street In Lewiston, Maine door, automatic, all ex­ 06040 10 a.m .-3 p.m. Dolly, 2 to Spm. Possible quired. 649^033. 04240. monthly, not Including Judy Nagy. week plus potential. Call tral dir conditioning and buyer o golden opportun­ heot or utilities. Coll 646- tras, under warranty. MIRCELLANEOUR 643-6340 full time (Summers). much more over 1 acre. MANCHESTER Ideal for high school se­ 646-3875. Driver needed- ity to be 0 proud ho­ 3190. 71 iHOLIDAY/ 7,700 miles. 643-0384 otter 4 AUTOMOTIVE AAA Auto Club 643-2711 nior or MCC student. Monchester, Wllllmontlc Asking S264,000. U 8i R meowner. This dellght- RURINERR ' ■ I r ea r q n a l pm. DEPENDABLE CAR A MUST... Realty. 643-2692.0 tuly decorated 3 bedroom ED 3B1 Broad St., Manchntar Please coll Julie at New area. Auto Point Distribu­ PROPERTY Bolton - 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 Hondo ATC 250 R-low Eoe Image Printers. 646-0338. SPRAY TH A T stain away. ■ tors. 649-5211 and ask tor house features o remo­ both, duplex. No pets. 1973 Pinto Wogon-rebullt Brand new listing!!! East deled kitchen plus formal Poolsl...AAA pool distrib­ hours, $1500 or best offer. Ballpoint Ink stains o n ' Tom m y. Easy access to 384. $600 engine. (3ood body. Pri­ Coll 649-7322 from 8. to 5. CALL shirt pockets...other pla­ Horttord-lmmaculote 6 dining room, full base­ Multl-Use Building - In­ utor must dIpose of entire New Cable TV advertising monthly, references and Inventory of new, leftover mer block. $99/bost offer. RH SUPERVISORS ces, too...oan be removed room Cape, full dormer, 2 ment, 1 cor garage, dustrial, warehouse and Coll Chris of 646-1431. FRED venture - seeks creative, Secretory-Word proces­ security. 528-7955. 1906 31 toot family size flexible, self-mo'tlvated almost magically bv'- 'full baths, storage build­ fenced yard, convenient offices; large, open-span sor Glastonbury, 2 posi­ swimming pools Includino CARR MEADOWS MAHOR person with micro­ spraying hoir spray on the ' ing large master bed­ locotlbn.Sentrv Real Est­ 1st floor with concrete Manchester - now renting 1968 Plymouth, 318, 86,000 tions available. Most room, newer root and huge sun deck, fencing, Sales 647-9946 has immediate open­ computer knowledge. 15 spot then washing In the ' deslreoble firm Is hiring ate 643-6601 .□ floor; overhead door; brand new Love Lone miles. Good condition. on FORRALE usual wav. Idle Iteiro siding I 83' x494 lot. multlple offices on 2nd filter, ladders, ond war­ ings for lull time and to 20 hours, weekends dd to promotion. Busy Village apartments. De­ ranty for only $987. Full Registered. Too many oniv. Start Immediately. around the home can be $127,900. Jackson 8, Jack- Manchester, storting at floor; 4 baths and shower luxe townhouses, 2 bed­ cars. Has to go. $65. MDUSIMAL SALES part time, free-floating department needs team son Real Estate. 647-8400. financing available. Coll Coll 646-6906 ask for April, exchanged for cosh, ol-" plover with good typing $179,900. Elegance, com­ area; approximately 2850 rooms, 1 1/2 baths, over 646-5642.0 9 Ettabllihad territory now supervisors on the 11-7 most magically. When a