20 - MANCIIKSTKH HKRALD, Thursday, Dec. 20, 1984 Veliotis accused General Dynamics, fled Business MANCHESTER FOCUS SPORTS F^ditor's note: This is the fourth of a conversation, 1 started passing phone The company, .seeking to recover vice president’s post and a seat on the five-part series on the controversy calls through the tape recorder so that I kickbacks Veliotis and his former company’s board of directors. Rick­ In Hay much in demand Campers eat heartily EC girls basketball Sleet, rai surrounding the nation's largest de­ could raise the volume and hear them assistant allegedly took, won court over was ordered to retire. fense contractor. better,” Veliotis told United Pre.ss orders freezing about $2 million of his In early 1982, former Frigitemp at Manchester High during winter hiking wins first of year rain end; International Athens correspondents assets, including his .stately home in President Mervyn Silver and other SNET increases dividend By Andrew Gallagher James Dorsey and John Rigos. Veliotis Milton. Mass. General Dynamics al­ company officials testified in bank­ ... page 4 ... page 13 page 11 and Gregory Gordon saved the tapes. leges the kickback money was added on ruptcy depositions that the company NEW H AVEN — Directors of Southern New United Press International Since leaving the country months to Frigitemp’s contract prices. passed kickbacks — later identified as England Telephone Co. have voted to increase the before his indictment on charges he Veliotis’ allegations — and evidence going to officials of General Dynamics, quarterly dividend on the company’s stock by 2 took $1.35 million in unrelated kick- of kickbacks to officials of two other cents to 68 cents per share. W ASHINGTON — Described by Lockheed Aircraft Corp. and Litton backs, Veliotis bas not hesitated to use major Pentagon shipbuilders — may Industries’ shipbuilding divisions — This action raises the annual dividend rate to business acquaintances as arrogant them to his advantage. never have surfaced if it had not been $2.72 from $2.64. The next quarterly dividend will and condescending. P. Takis Veliotis and falsified bookkeeping records. While living in an elegant-home and for the financial collapse of Frigitemp. Silver said the firm was looted by its be payable, at the new rate, on Jan. 15, 1985 to readily admits to only one fault — his taking forays on his yacht, he has When the company fiied for bank­ shareholders of record on Dec. 24, partial deafness — perhaps because he officers, notably chairman Gerald Lee, played a cat-and-mouse game with ruptcy in 1979, court-appointed trustee who ran up enormous gambling debts cannot conceal his hearing aid. federal prosecutors, congressional in­ Lawson Bernstein plumbed Frigi­ Veliotis, a fugitive living in Athens, and squandered company funds to FmHA reports operations vestigators and even members of the temp’s records and turned up evidence cover some of them. Greece, says his ailment is a major news media by timing release of the it had set up fictitious companies and The Farmers Home Administration helped 528 source of the trans-Atlantic headaches Once, Silver said, he tracked Lee to a tapes to keep General Dynamics in the filed with several shipbuilders phony Connecticut residents obtain improved housing MmthtBtn MrralJi he has caused for the General Dynam­ Las Vegas casino, found him wearing headlines. vouchers for work never performed. opportunities through its single-family and rental Manchester. Conn. — A City ofDf Village Charm * prjcgy ?1, ics Corp., which he once faithfully “ the look of a man that had just Federal law enforcement officials Bernstein unraveled evidence that suffered a breakdown,” and disco­ programs during the 1984 fiscal year, State served and agtiinst which he now has suspect Veliotis, 58, is seeking to barter Frigitemp’s top officers had skimmed turned bitterly. vered he had lost $250,000 at the tables Director Everett C. Paluska reported. his testimony for immunity from the company’s assets, and a federal in about a week. The assistance totaling $23,224,560 was made Veliotis maintains he innocently prosecution on the 1983 indictment grand jury investigation soon began. piped telephone conversations with top Testimony from Silver and Lee, in under programs to a.ssist families who are alleging he and his top aide shared in Meantime. Veliotis, an engineer with corportite officials through a tape return for leniency on guilty pleas, without safe, decent and sanitary housing and $2.7 million in kickbacks from a degrees from three universities, was recorder to boost the sound level. pointed investigators toward Veliptis who need credit but cannot obtain it from subcontractor, the now-defunct Frigi- climbing the corporate ladder. Both Armed with the tapes in the face of an and his a.isistant at Quincy. James commercial sources. temp Corp. supporters and detractors of his Gilliland, who Veliotis brought with Paluska said that during the 12 months ending Soviets confirm unrelated criminal indictment, he has The kickbacks allegedly were deli­ tempestuous style concede he turned accused GD chairman David Lewis him from their previous jobs in Sept. 30, Fm H A provided 349 single family home vered in return for $44 million in around seemingly impossible subma­ and other company officers of fraud Canada. ownership loans totaling $16,917,990, repair contracts awarded by General Dynam­ rine construction delays at the Electric and deceiving shareholders about On May 7. 1982, Veliotis abruptly loans/grants totaling $55,680 and six rental ics to Frigitemp while Veliotis headed Boat .shipbuilding division at Groton. nuclear submarine cost overruns, resigned from General Dynamics. He housing loans totaling $6,250,890 which provided the company’s Quincy, Mass,, ship­ Promoted in 1977 to general manager delivery delays and illegal gratuities. soon left the country for his native 161 housing units. yard from 1973 to 1977. of the yard with the blessing of Navy Almost single-handedly, he has Greece. Company officials said it was Veliotis has broached the subject of Adm, Hyman Rickover, Veliotis fired about that time that they learned Ustinov’s death drawn the nation's largest defen.se immunity in conversations with pro­ 3,000 of the firm’s 26,000 workers the contractor into the buzz-saw of eight Veliotis had invoked the Fifth Amend­ secutors who have flown several times day he arrived. He cracked the whip to federal investigations, including a ment when called before a federal Arnold elected chairman MOSCOW (UPI) - Defense Supreme Soviet, or parliament. Columns inside was being pre­ to Athens, but Justice Department quiet Rickover’s complaints of shoddy grand jury probe. grand jury in New York. Mini.ster Dmitri Ustinov, who built Gorbachev’s announcement was pared for a funeral for Ustinov officials are reluctant to concede workmanship. H A R TFO R D — Charles G. Arnold, chairman General Dynamics has categorically The alleged link was George Davis, a and chief executive officer of the Homer D. up the Soviet armed forces in the the first official word the veteran Monday. The worker said he died freedom for an indicted defendant. However. Veliotis al.so stopped the denied the allegations, but law enforce­ senior vice president for Frigitemp la.st eight years, has died, it was Soviet military leader had died. It Wednesday. Denying the kickback allegations, traditional gift-giving to Rickover, who Bronson Co., has been elected chairman of the ment sources call the tapes "hard who had known Veliotis in Canada. officially announced today. was heralded by the decision of Since the death of Brezhnev in Veliotis says immunity is not his chief investigators have found was "laund­ Connecticut Business and Industry Association evidence " and say investigators have Veliotis and Gilliland were indicted for a one-year term beginning Jan. 1, 1985. "We have had a tragic loss. The Gorbachev and his delegation to November 1982. Ustinov had goal. He as.serted he mainly wants ering" valuable items to members of Sept. 6, 1983. found corroboration for some of revenge over Lewis and other GD Arnold succeeds David E.A. Carson, president minister of defense. Dmitri Us­ fly home more than 24 hours emerged as a political kingmaker, Veliotis' accusations. Congress to promote his nuclear Gilliland, who al.so fled the country, tinov," said the Kremlin’s second earlier than scheduled. using his position as chief of the officials he says blocked him from the program. of People’s Bank, as chairman of the state’s Emergence of the controvcr.sy is a walked away from British authorities in command, Mikhail Gorbachev There was still no announcment defense establishment and a senior company chairmanship. Two months later. Rickover asked largest business group. tale of happenstance involving Veliotis' last February while free on .50.000 Two vice chairmen were also elected by the in Edinburgh. Scotland, before by the official Soviet news agency Politburo member to help thrust "All I need is safe conduct to go and the Justice Department to investigate pounds bond. Last weekend, he was surreptitious recordings, his later rift testify," he said, expressing confi­ board at its meeting Tuesday in Bridgeport. They cutting short a visit to Britain to fly Tass or other media. Radio and both the late Andropov and current allegations the company had filed false nabbed in Ireland, a month after the home to Moscow. with the company and the corruption- dence it would be granted. are William F. Andrews, chairman and president television programming, which leader Konstantin Chernenko into triggered bankruptcy of a General claims against the government. U.S. and Irish justice departments Speaking at a hastily convened traditionally plays somber music the Kremlin’s highest position. "If my testimony is requested, I will Relations between the two soured of Scovill Inc., and Anthony S. Brown, president Dynamics subcontractor, worked out a secret extradition treaty. and chief executive officer of the Covenant news conference, a somber- when a high official dies, was Along with Chernenko and F’or- return to the United States. ... If they into a bitter, festering tug-of-war. He could give prosecutors a new Veliotis recalls that when he took need me, I will have to go — there are Group. looking Gorbachev said his pres­ normal. eign Minister Andrei Gromyko. There have been allegations — denied witness to corroborate Veliotis’ allega­ over GD's production-troubled no two ways about it” Staff officers elected were Kenneth O. Decko of ence as a leading member of the However, the Kremlin often Ustinov was considered by West­ by both sides — that the Navy and the tions against General Dynamics. ruling Politburo was now required submarine-building shipyard at The company denies Lewis ever Haddam, president: John R. Rathgeber of delays death announcements as ern diplomats to be one of the three company cut a deal in 1981 to boot Prosecutors said that if convicted of back in Moscow. Groton, Conn., in October 1977, he promised Veliotis the chairmanship, Kensington, secretary/treasurer, and Eva A. was the case with the two last men who formulated the Soviet Veliotis upstairs and out of the the 15-count indictment. Veliotis could found that his predecessor had left a but General Dynamics fueled Veliotis' Urbach of Hartford, assistant Ustinov, 76-year-old Politburo presidents, Leonid Brezhnev and Union’s foreign and domestic small tape recorder in a desk drawer. shipyard in return for retiring the face 95 years in pri.son, fines totaling member, had not been seen in Yuri Andropov. policy since Andropov’s death in ire when, after his indictment, it sued octogenarian admiral. About that time, secretary/treasurer. "Since I am deaf and lose some of the him. $155,000 and forfeitures of "everything public since Sept. 27 and was A worker at the House of Unions February 1984. Veliotis was promoted to an executive directly related to the fraud.” reported to have suffered a stroke. where ranking Soviet officials lie U.stinov was one of the chief Ustinov missed the traditional in state and the site of the current architects of the 1983 Soviet military parade in Red Square on world che.ss championship told a walkout from the Geneva talks on CBIA seeks cap Nov. 7 and the recent session of the Western newsman that the Hall of limiting nuclear weapons, .saying at the time that deployment of U.S. missiles in Western Europe "upset the strategic military parity exist­ on state spending ing between the United States and the U.S.S.R.” Also, as the Soviet Union’s top HARTFORD (UPf) - The ment a new hospital cost contain­ soldier, he was ultimately respon­ state's largest business group says ment system, which was man­ sible for the invasion of Afghanis­ it will lobby the Legislature for a dated by a law passed by the last tan in December 1979 — a military constitutional cap on state spend­ Chris isn’t singing Chrlstmts se.ssion of the Legislature and action that has become a pro­ ing and a reduction in corporate pushed by CBIA as a priority then. longed quagmire — and the income taxes in the next fiscal The state Commission on Hospi­ shooting down of a South Korean Christine Marie Glennie isn’t exactly in a newbornN til IIiin year. tals and Health Care proposed the airliner in 1983. killing 269 people. holiday mood as she leaves Manchester The Connecticut Business and stockingN niit mm regulations to begin implementa­ Ustinov was named defense Industry Association Wednesday Memorial Hospital with her parents, ManchoMlnr, n m tion of the program in October mini.ster in 1976 following the death also said the 1985 legislature Eileen and Norman Glennie of 7 1985, but the regulations are ■of*-'Marshal Andrei A. Grechko, auxlllnry CfiiiNllt should put tougher standards for meeting opposition from hospitals capping Ustinov’s 40 years of work Downey Drive. The infant is snug inside on Tiiuiidiiy. wolf •teachers and implementing a and other groups. in the defense industry. a bright red stocking, a gift to all hospital cost-control system at the top of its list. The CBIA has renewed a call for The CBIA board of directors a constitutional amendment to Other schools to be polled approved seven priorities for the limit state spending and elimina­ 1985 legislative session, six of tion of unemployment benefits for which the 6,300-member organiza­ people who quit their jobs solely for tion has listed as priorities in the personal reasons. same or similar form in past The CBIA also will press for a Herald photo by Tarqulnio CIAC delays ruling on fresht! sessions. reduction in the corporate income VACATION WINNERS MERNA AND ORRIN WEST The new addition to the priority Bv Sarah E. Hall tax from 11.5 percent to 10.5 . . . Herald’s Penny Sadd presents prize depriving high .school teams of a tive to what he had to say ‘ list is a call for tougher certifica­ percent in light of a state surplus Herald Reporter pool of talent. tion requirements for teachers But Mils wn'.slling coach llai i > that is expected to reach $290 The CIAC policy states that accompanied by other steps to Bernstein said he was dlsap million by the June 30, 1985', end of A state athletic conference has ninth-graders who attend junior improve teaching, such as evalua­ pointed in Ihe boaid's lalliiie to the current fiscal year. delayed acting on a controversial high schools — as they do in act. tions, incentives and professional CBIA spokesman Jim Docker West wins Bingo trip rule that burs ninth-graders in development. Manchester — must play on junior "It puls Ihe kids III llmho he said the group has sought tax relief Manchester from competing on high teams. The only exceptions said. In ils firsl ineel at Ihe season "It’s important to address edu­ Merna West will be flying to for businesses in past years and age for retirement.” The Wests high school teams, and has decided are when no junior high team the high school wreslllng ii‘aiii had cation reform because it will have Hawaii soon as the grand prize believes a cut in the corporate tax have two married children. to poll other school systems before exists in a particular sport. to forfeit matehes in three m'lglil such a positive impact upon young ■ winner of the Manchester Herald’s is the most feasible reduction in the The trip to Hawaii, which is making any changes. Manche.ster .school officials want classes — for a lolal of 18 pninis people who need better basic skills Jackpot Bingo contest. We.st’s next budget year. being arranged by Connecticut “ In essence, any decision to another exception made for the because il had no wreslleis Mho to compete in today’s changing name was drawn Thursday after­ Gov. William A. O’Neill plans to Travel Services, Inc., includes change our bylaw will require best of the town’s jenior high were small enough - economy, ” CBIA President Ken­ request a $100 million cut in the noon from 35 entries by Penny round-trip air transportation from further discussion," Mike Savage, neth 0. Decko said. athletes. Under the current regula­ "Yiai jiisl can'l find sophoinori's sales tax and is studying other Sadd, associate publisher of the Bradley International Airport, executive director of the Connecti­ tion, the only way these ninth- Decko said in a statement that Herald. who weigh 90 and IlHl laiiinds possible tax cuts but has not said if seven nights hotel accommoda­ cut Inter.scholastic Athletic Con­ grade sports stars could compete Bernstein said At Ihe same lime the CBIA would have difficulty When West was told she had won he would support a cut in the tions at the Holiday Inn Waikiki, ference, said this morning. on high .school teams would be if every other learn MIIS wreslleis .supporting-calls for higher teacher the contest, she said she “ almost corporations tax. other hotel fees and a flower lei Wil.son Deakin, assi.stant super­ the junior high sports program was eonipele ag.iinsl has Ireshineli on salaries unless pay hikes were tied The CBIA again listed as priori­ fell off the chair — I couldn’t greeting. The trip may be taken intendent of schools in Manche.s- abolished. to tougher standards. Such a plan it. ties an emphasis on state infras­ believe it.” She has never been to any time between Jan. 1 and Dec. ter, pressed the CIAC Board of "M r. Deakin pre.sented a good has been endorsed by the State Flven worse is Ihe tael lhal tructure needs, especially the Hawaii, but said she has always 15. 1985. Control to consider revisions at its case,” said Manchester High Board of Education. freshmen wrestlers are denied Ihe transportation system, and estab­ wanted to go there. “ It’s a dream Thursday’s drawing concluded Thursday meeting in Hamden. He School Principal Jacob Ludes, who The CBIA also listed as a priority opportunity for sliiniilaling eoin lishing environmentally sound ha­ come true.” the successful contest, co­ and others have claimed the rule is one of about a dozen principals approval of regulations to imple­ petition, Bernslein said Me |iie zardous waste disposal facilities. West will be accompanied on the sponsored by six businesses, in stifles freshmen athletes who are who sit on the Board of Control.'"! trip for two by her husband. Orrin. dieted lhal if I he Cl AC ride does nol which cash prizes of more than ready for greater challenge, while think board members were recep­ change, Ihe Maneheslei s iniiloi A secretary for 17 years for the $1,000 were awarded in weekly state office of American Baptist games. Winners of the weekly Expert favors conservation Churches of Connecticut, Mrs. games were eligible for the grand West said she has “just become of prize drawing. CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - An measures to reduce electricity Hopes dim for 27 trapped min energy expert predicts the solution needs. to future electricity demand lies in consumer conservation, not in Lovins said incentives by an Bv Janice Perrv emergency breathing masks, but working in dillerenl liinnelh es completing large power projects Oregon utility offering consumers United Press International they were good for only several eaped safely hours. like the Seabrook nuclear plant. rebates for energy efficient pur­ Christmas 1984 The fire was in Ihe main lunnel Testifying before state utility chases should set the standard for ORANGEVILLE, Utah - “This is just speculation on my 4,250 feel from Hie mine enli iini e regulators Wednesday, Amory the industry. He said utilities save Tuesday, Dec. 25, is Christmas. Here is a list of closings Rescue crews blocked by a chok­ part, but if they stick together and The victims were a IniII mile on Hie planned for the holiday. Lovins said consumers and Sea- money from improved efficiency ing, black fire in a Rocky Mountain can create a safe pocket of air by other side of Hie fiie anil down a brook’s lead owner — Public through lower operating costs. ’Town offices: Manchester town offices will be closed Tuesday. coal mine today drilled tunnels using the ventilation .system prop­ deadend horizonlal side sfiall Service Co. of New Hampshire — Town offices in Andover, Bolton and Coventry will be closed hundreds of feet down to try to get erly. their chance will be greatly 1,400 feet.underground could save billions of dollars over Monday and Tuesday. air to 27 miners trapped more than increased," said Rich Kulzewski of The Wilberg Mine, al Ihe 7 DIMl He testified on behalf of the a day in a dead-end shaft. the U.S. Mine Safety and Health 30 years if the project was consumer advocate for New State offices: Closed Tuesday. Auto emissions testing stations foot level on KonI Moiinlaln 115 will be closed Saturday, Monday and Tuesday. As each hour passed, hopes Administration. canceled. Hampshire public utilities com­ miles .southeast of Kail Lake ( ily Federal offices: Closed Tuesday. faded of finding the 26 men and one u The 27 miners were among about In place of Seabrook, he said the missioners in an investigation of goes straight inlo Ihe lilllhide company should promote the use of Post offices: There will be regular mail delivery and window woman alive. Among the victims MOO workers in the mine Wednes- Stinky smoke poured linm Hie whether completion of Seabrook’s were two top executives of Emery energy efficient light bulbs, home hours on Monday. All post offices will be closed Tuesday and ' day night when the fire erupted on mine entrance early loday wlieie first reactor is in the best interest Mining Corp., operator of the appliances, heating units and other there will be no mail delivery. a coal conveyor belt. The others. ambulances and rescue veltn les of electric customers. Wilberg mine, and four other Libraries: The Mary Cheney and Whiton Memorial libraries in officials. / Manchester will be closed Monday and Tuesday. The Booth & “ The longer it takes us to get Dimock Memorial Library in Coventry will be clo.sed Monday, past the fire, the more our hopes Tuesday and Wednesday. diminish,” .said Bob Henrie of Schools: All public and parochial schools in Manchester Emery. Fire victim needs newH CHRISTMAS SPECIAL Andover, Bolton and Coventry will be closed Monday through Henrie said officials believe Jan. 2. Public and parochial schools in Manchester and Bolton there is ” a couple of days supply of F;ditor’s note: This is another in a series of slop liei In mt Ml I |i. clo.se early today. oxygen in the mine” but question vignettes prepared by the Manchester Area anoHiei .ipiiilineiii Mini Retailers: Most stores and supermarkets will be closed whether there is enough to sustain Conference of Churches, which is seeking to her hiiiall ini omi no Tuesday. the 27 miners. The victims had provide needy Manchester and Bolton families misernlile We ve In i n Red Roses with Christmas gifts, food baskets and clothing 'beds, kllelien Infill m Banks: All banks will be closed Tuesday. Some will close early baskets, and hot Christmas dinners'. on Monday. Ihroiigh Hie fillniliiii h per dozen We are slill lonking *16 Liquor stores: All liquor stores will be closed Tuesday. A lifelong Manchester resident, she found herstdf Garbage collection: There will be no garbage pickup in lilankelh and liiMi l> m i cash and carry like so many of our daughters raising her of Hiem Mllh Minlei i n i Manchester or Bolton on Tuesday. The landfill in Coventry will asthmatic small son alone. Being by nature an be open Saturday and Monday but will be closed on Tuesday and Inside Today ’Mils family desi i die I energetic, resourceful young woman, she was individuals nlid liniiselni Wednesday. The landfill in Andover will be open on Saturday and successfully coping with the problems of single help Hus I ...... Wednesday. parent parenting until she returned home this 24 pages, 4 sections new and gnnd as hi m ii> n, Emergency numbers: In Manchester, highway, 647-3233; summer to find everything gone — clothes, shoes elderly mnv lie lell nl He i,i refuse. 647-3248; sewer and water, 647-3111. In Bolton, civil Advice 16 Obituaries. furniture, all the little family treasures. 'The fin- FlorUt & Greenhou$ei Ihe F.lgliHi I Idllli s liisli (I* preparedness, 649-8743. In Coventry, town garage, 742-6588. Business------21 O pinion_ that struck her apartment building was so'severe 621 ifARTFORD ROAD Classified------22-23 Peopletalk . of lleniiige Sating' >m< Manchester Herald: The Herald will not publish on Tuesday nnm irft----- 10 SpOf1S__ that the only item she was able to .salvage was her Marielieslei Mall t liei I nj ______M3-9589 and ils offices will be closed. E ntertainm ent.. 14 Television washing machine. Lottery------2 Weather_ Seasnnnl Mliaiing Mn F:ven the Manchester housing shortage didn t II6II4U MANCHESTER FOCUS SPORTS WEATHER Hay much in demand Campers eat heartily EC girls basketball Sleet, rain tonight; at Manchester High during winter hiking wins first of year rain ends Saturday ... page 4 ... page 13 page 11 ... page 2

Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Friday, Dec.21, 1984 — Single copy: 25C Soviets confirm Ustinov’s death

MOSCOW (U PI) - Defense Supreme Soviet, or parliament. Columns inside was being pre­ Mini.ster Dmitri U.stinov. who built Gorbachev's announcement was pared for a funeral for Ustinov up the Soviet armed forces in the the first official word the veteran Monday. The worker said he died la.st eight years, has died, it was Soviet military leader had died. It Wednesday, officially announced today. was heralded by the decision of Since the death of Brezhnev in “ We have had a tragic loss. The Gorbachev and his delegation to November 1982,- Ustinov had minister of defen.se. Dmitri Us­ fly home more than 24 hours emerged as a political kingmaker, tinov,” said the Kremlin's second earlier than scheduled. using his position as chief of the in command. Mikhail Gorbachev There was still no announcment defense establishment and a senior in Edinburgh, Scotland, before by tbe official Soviet news agency Politburo member to help thrust cutting short a visit to Britain to fly Tass or other media. Radio and both the late Andropov and current home to Moscow. television programming, which leader Konstantin Chernenko into Speaking at a hastily convened traditionally plays somber music the Kremlin's highest position. news conference, a somber- when a high official dies, was Along with Chernenko and For­ looking Gorbachev said his pres­ normal. eign Minister Andrei Gromyko, ence as a leading member of the However, the Kremlin often Ustinov was considered by West­ ruling Politburo was now required delays death announcements as ern diplomats to be one of the three back in Moscow. was the case with the two last men who' formulated the Soviet Ustinov, 76-year-old Politburo presidents, Leonid Brezhnev and Union's foreign and domestic member, had not been seen in Yuri Andropov. policy since Andropov's death in public since Sept. 27 and was A worker at the Hou.se of Unions February 1984. reported to have suffered a .stroke. where ranking Soviet officials lie Ustinov wdk one of the chief Ustinov missed tlte traditional in state and the site of the current architects of '^ e 1983 Soviet military parade in Red Square on world che.ss championship told a walkout from the Geneva talks on Nov. 7 and the recent session of the Western newsman that the Hall of limiting nuclear weapons, saying at the time that deployment of U.S. missiles in Western Europe "up.set the strategic military parity exist­ ing between the United States and the U.S.S.R.” Also, as the Soviet Union's top Herald photo by Tarquinio soldier, he was ultimately respon­ sible for the invasion of Afghanis­ tan in December 1979 — a military Chris isn’t singing Christmas carols action that has become a pro­ longed quagmire — and the shooting down of a South Korean Christine Marie Glennie isn't exactly in a newborns at this time of year. The felt airliner in 1983, killing 269 people. holiday mood as she leaves Manchester stockings are made by Belle Hawkins of Ustinov was named defense Memorial Hospital with her parents, Manchester, a member of the hospital minister in 1976 following the death Eileen and Norman Glennie of 7 auxiliary. Christine, by the way, arrived • .of“‘Marshal Andrei A, Grechko, capping Ustinov's 40 years of work Downey Drive. The infant is snug inside on Tuesday, weighing in at 7 pounds. in the defense industry. a bright red stocking, a gift to all Other schools to be polled

Herald photo by Tarquinio CIAC delays ruling on freshmen VACATION WINNERS MERNA AND ORRIN WEST Bv Sarah E. Hall . . . Herald’s Penny Sadd presents prize depriving high school teams of a tive to wlial he had to say," high wrestling program may liave Herald Reporter pool of talent. But MHS wrestling eoach Barry ''to'go intramural The CIAC policy states that Bernstein said he was disap- Dipping enrollments .statewide A state athletic conference has ninth-graders who attend junior liointed in the hoard's failure to have many school systems chang­ West wins Bingo trip delayed acting on a controversial high schools — as they do in act. ing from three to four year high rule that bars ninth-graders in Manchester — must piay on junior "It puts the kids in limbo," he sehools, compounding the Manchester from competing on high teams. The only exceptions said. In its first meet of the .season, problem Merna West will be flying to age for retirem ent" The Wests high school teams, and has decided are when no junior high team the high .school wrestling team had But there are still about a dozen Hawaii soon as the grand prize have two married children. to poil other school .systems before exists in a particuiar sport. to forfeit matches in three weight towns in the same situation as • winner of the Manchester Herald's The trip to Hawaii, which is making any changes. Manchester .school officials want ela.s.ses — for a total of 18 points — Manchester, Saviige s.iid today Jackpot Bingo contest. West's being arranged by Connecticut "In essence, any decision to another exception made for the becau.se it had no wrestlers who He said the high school principals name was drawn Thursday after­ Travel Services, Inc., includes change our bylaw will require best of the town's jenior high were small enough. in each town will he iiolled to noon from 35 entries by Penny round-trip air transportation from further discussion,” Mike Savage, athletes. Under the current regula­ "You just can't find sophomores determine how a change in the Sadd, associate publisher of the Bradley International Airport, executive director of the Connecti­ tion, the oniy way these ninth- who weigh 90 and too pounds," bylaw would iiffecl them. Herald. seven nights hotel accommoda­ cut Inter.scholastic Athletic Con­ grade sports stars could compete Bernstein said. At the same time, The results of the survey may be When West was told she had won tions at the Holiday Inn Waikiki, ference, said this morning. on high school teams would be if every other team MIIS wrestlers ready tor the January meeting of the contest, she said she “ almost other hotel fees and a flower lei Wilson Deakin, assistant super­ the junior high sports program was compete against has freshmen on the CIAC Board of Control. Savage fell off the chair — I couldn't greeting. The trip may be taken intendent of schools in Manches­ abolished. it. said II the board acts, any changes believe it."' She has never been to any time between Jan. 1 and Dec. ter, pressed the CIAC Board of "M r. Deakin presented a good Even worse is I tie fact that in the regulation would heeffei'tive Hawaii, but said she has altvays IS. 1985. Control to consider revisions at its case," said Manchester High freshmen wrestlers are denied the Immediately, though principals wanted to go there, “ It's a dream Thursday's drawing concluded Thursday meeting in Hamden. He School Principal Jacob Ltides, who opportunity for stimulating com­ statewide could still repeal any come true." the successful contest, co­ and others have claimed the rule is one of about a dozen principals petition, Bernstein said. He |ire- revisions when they meet as the West will be accompanied on the sponsored by six businesses, in stifles freshmen athletes who are who sit on the Board of Control. “ I dicted that if thi‘ C:iAC rule does not conference's legislative body in trip for two by her husband, Orrin. which ca.sh prizes of more than ready for greater challenge, while think board members were recep­ change, the Manchester's junior May A secretary for 17 years for the $1,000 were awarded in weekly state office of American Baptist games. Winners of the weekly Churches of Connecticut, Mrs. games were eligible for the grand West said she has “ just become of prize drawing. Hopes dim for 27 trapped miners

emergency breathing masks, but Bv Janice Perry working in different tunnels, es­ were parked haphazardly in snow, United Press International they were good for only several caped safely. willi water lines running into the hours. The fire was in the main tunnel mine Christmas 1984 “ This is just speculation on my ORANGEVILLE, Utah - 4,2.50 feel from the mine entrance “ If you've ever been to hell. Tuesday, Dec. 25, is Christmas. Here is a list of closings Rescue crews blocked by a chok­ part, but if they stick together and The victims were a half-mile on the Ihul's wh.il it's like It's bl.ick and planned for the holiday. ing, black fire in a Rocky Mountain can create a safe pocket of air by other side of the fire and down a it's hot," said one n'seuer, who Town offices: Manchester town offices will be closed Tue.sday. coal mine today drilled tunnels using the ventilation system prop­ dead-end horizontal side shaft would not give his name hundreds of feet down to try to get erly, their chance will be greatly Town offices in Andover, Bolton and Coventry will be closed 1,400 leet underground Tbe underground blaze was increased," .said Rich Kulzewski of Monday and Tuesday. air to 27 miners trapped more than The Wilberg Mine, at the 7,500 contained for a second time late a day in a dead-end shaft. the U.S. Mine Safety and Health State offices: Closed Tuesday. Auto emissions testing stations foot level on East Mountain 115 Thursday but smoke ;ind deadly As each hour passed, hopes Administration. will be closed Saturday, Monday and Tuesday. miles southeast of Salt Luke City, carbon monoxide made it impossi­ faded of finding the 26 men and one The 27 miners were among about Federal offices: Closed Tuesday. goes straight into the hillside. ble to reach tbe miners, said .lohn woman alive. Among the victims 100 workers in the mine Wednes­ Post offices: There will be regular mail delivery and window Stinky smoke poured from the Serfustini, spokesman for Utah were two top executives of Emery day night when the fire erupted on hours on Monday. All post offices will be closed Tuesday and mine entrance early today, where Power & Light, owner of the Mining Corp., operator of the a coal conveyor belt. The others. ambulances and rescue vehicles Wilberg Mine. there will be no mail delivery. Wilberg mine, and four other Libraries: The M ary Cheney and Whiton Memorial libraries in officials. Manchester will be closed Monday and Tuesday. The Booth & “ The longer it takes us to get Dimoek Memorial Library in Coventry will be closed Monday, past the fire, the more our hopes Tuesday and Wednesday. diminish,” said Bob Henrie of victim needs new items Schools: All public and parochial schools in Manchester. Emery. Andover, Bolton and Coventry will be closed Monday through Henrie said officials believe F^ditor's note: This is another in a series of Jan. 2. Public and parochial schools in Manchester and Bolton there is “ a couple of days supply of stop her In six weeks, she had managed to Imd vignettes prepared by the Manchester Area close early today. oxygen in the mine" but question another apartment, which was a difficult task with ■Conference of Churches, which is seeking to whether there is enough to sustain her small income, no car, and a child feeling Retailers: Most stores and supermarkets will be closed provide needy Manchester and Bollon families Tuesday. the 27 miners. The victims had miserable. W e've been able to provide furnilure with Christmas gifts, food baskets and clothing Ibeds, kitchen table and ebairs, even curtains) Banks: All banks will be closed Tuesday. Some will close early baskets, and hot Christmas dinners'. on Monday. through the furniture bunk, and some clothing We are still looking for used dres.sers, sheets, Liquor stores: All liquor stores will be closed Tuesday. A lifelong Manchester resident, she found herself blankets, and towels, and would like to provide both Garbage collection: There will be no garbage pickup in like so many of our daughters raising her of them with winter coats and boots Manchester or Bolton on Tuesday. The landfill in Coventry will Inside Toda^ asthmatic small son alone. Being by nature an This family described above is one of the many be open Saturday and Monday but will be closed on Tuesday and energetic, resourceful young woman, she was individuals and households which MACC hopes to Wednesday. The landfill in Andoverwillbeopen on Saturday and successfully coping with the problems of single help this Christmas sea.son. Non-perishable foods, Wednesday. 24 pages. 4 sections parent parenting until she returned home this new and good-as-new used toys, and gifts tor the Emergency numbers: In Manchester, highway. 647-3233: summer to find everything gone — clothes, shoes elderly may be left at the Center Street fire station, refuse, 647-3248; sewer and water. 647-3111. In Bolton, civil Advice--_ .16 Obituaries. furniture, all the little family treasures. The fire the F:ighth Utilities District fire station, any office Business . . 21 Opinion . that struck her apartment building was so .severe preparedness, 649-8743. In Coventry, town garage, 742-6588. Classified___ 22-23 Peopletath . of Heritage Savings and Loan, or the downtown Manchester Herald: The Herald will not publish on Tuesday C o m i C 8 _ _ 10 Sports-.— that the only item she was able to salvage was her Manchester Mall. Checks may be mailed to MACC and its offices will be closed. Entertainment^.. 14 Television . washing machine. Lottery______2 Weather__ Seasonal Sharing, Box 773, Manchester, Conn F;ven the Manchester housing shortage didn't 06040. MAM UKSTKH IIKKAI.D. Knil.iy. IV f l!l. mH4 3 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Dec.21, 1984 Weiss reacts strongly to criticism of police department because they have obtained legal What were the biggest stories of 1984 in Manchester? who were both relea.sed after town in this area Town General Manager RnbeiT letter this w eek to Frank J Smith, morning. .Smith was unavail.ihle for com advice on .ili of the questions lo Iw In a letter to Weiss earlier this police detained them and found _ Vietnam Veterans Memorial Park being B. Wei.ss strongly backs the a black resident of Manchester ment this morning on Weiss's covered .ilioul the nglils citizens _ Housing for the elderly opens In the week. Smith charged the town they had done nothing w rong. were The Manchester Herald is preparing a list _ Eighth District-town affairs — firehouse Manchester Police Department who has been critical of the town's letter have when slopped by police "developed on the site of the Odd Fellows police department with having slopped only hecaiise they were issue in Buckiand; sewer rate lawsuit; former main building at Bennet Junior and his reasons for ((inducting a all-white police department. "The Police Dep.irlmenI and its In his Icller to Smith. Weiss s;iid of the major news stories of 1984 in Building at the Center. biased and raci.st altitudes. He also black Tile police department forum on police procedures in a The letter was released this members, individually, are panic the idea tor Ihe forum came out of ,i Manchester, and we’d like to have readers’ calls for new liaison committee. High School. suggested the formation of a cleared the officers in both ularly .sensitivelolhccdiicerus you meeting ol liolli black and while help in selecting the top ten. Please look over _ The right-to-die case involving Sandra citizen review board as a means incidents. Manchester rcsidciils at llic police _ Politics and the Nov. 6 election. _ Education — Highland Park school Blacks in Manchester have also have expre.s.sed. " Weiss said Foody at Manchester Memorial Hospital. for verifying proper policy and dciiarlmcnl after one of ll'<‘ the following suggestions, ranking them closes; fall enrollments higher than criticized liolh the ixilice depart­ "This department handles thou procedure. Incidciils this year He said the fact _ Infrastructure — reconstruction of ment and the town administration sands of calls each year in a from 1 to 10. expected; curriculum studied by citizens’ _ Development — Winchester Mall pro- Manchester In Brief lhal iicoiilc liavc olu.iiiicd coun.sci Interstate 86; new water treatment plant; Smith said the rea.son for the for failing to hire minorities. professional and courteous Responses should be mailed to “ TopTen,” committee. "posed in Buckiand; Condominiums pro­ '.'supiKirls my origiu.il premise f6rum on Jan 10 is "to gain public In his letter, Weiss called manner and never has a complauil Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manches­ Route 83 drainage probiems; funds lost lhal cili/.eiis .irc not fully informed posed and under construction through­ support" for the bias he said is Smith's charge of bias "an innu of bias or racism in the deparlmenl and regained for the Porter trunk sewer. _ Radio station WINF is sold; it becomes on lliesi’ mailers, .iiid tlic cliaiicc ter, Conn. 06040. We would appreciate out town; Super Stop & Shop opens at Robber gets $880 from C B T being Homnnsirated by police dendo so ii-responsihle lhal it been suhslanliatcd Your stale W KHT with a new country music format. lor .ill citizens lo receive iiiforma receiving responses by Thursday, Dec. 27. Weiss said in his letter that the cannot pass without comment mcnl tarnishes all the m em liersof Parkade. The North Main Street branch of Connecticut Bank and Trust lum is certainly w.irr.uilcd " _ Downtown deveiopments — the scaled- idea for the forum resulted from Thi-- ('nvn is stvonply committed lo a hardworking and deitic.ilcd _ Manchester Community College opens Co. was robbed of $880 Thursday by a man who escaped in a Weiss said Frid.iy morning that down proposal for reconstruction of Main two separate incidents in which serving the public without bias. department." _ Shelter for the homeless — Manchester he feels Ihc Icller required an “Top Ten’’ Nomination! the Lowe Building, the first permanent stolen car. police said today. black Manchester teenagers filed The efforts we have made to open Smith said In his letter llial Street; conversion of Watkins buildings to Area Conference of Churches unable to apiiropriale resiioiisc' audtiiat his _ Leadership changes in government — a campus for the college. The man handed a bank teller a note asking lor ail of her 10- and complaints after being stopped by our personuei system to all appli­ members of the black community office condominiums. find a permanent site; town is asked to 20-dollar bills, police .said. He never threatened the teller with question the iiurpo.se of the forum letter is sell cNiil.ui.ilory new town planner, recreation director, police. Critics said the teenagers. cants are unprecedented in any _ Thousands celebrate Independence provide service. violence or force, and no weapon wa.s shown during the rohhery. general services director, tax collector. _ Manchester Memorial Hospital — police said. Day as fireworks return to Manchester. Eighth District president and fire chief, changes in administration; new main Other; The man fled in a powder blue Ford police said. Witnesses and others. building opens. _ Police issues — continuing concerns obtained the car’s registration number, but the car was found lo have been stolen from Durham, police said. 'The man was last ^!n n t> tt\£ Jb d e s i g n e r _ The Cheney legacy — Cheney Bros, _ Multi-Circuits Inc. — company sold to about efforts to recruit minority officers; seen heading west on North Main Street, police said. iggenyugijy cologne Tyco Laboratories; continuing problems citizens’ complaints about discrimination Police said they were pursuing .several leads in the case. Police ends operations in Mancheser; mill HB P\K k \I»K IMI \KM\C ^ CAIC conversions begin; Cheney Hall with chemical spills at Harrison Street in the detention of two blacks in separate said the suspect was a black m.ilc but released no further details. SALE plant. incidents. The Federal Bureau of Investigation has entered the case and renovation. will make the arrest if a suspect is found, police said. *til Saturday No one from the F'BI's main office in New ffaven was available 404 W. NVDDU TPKE at tha PARKADE WE SAVE YOU RMONEY! for comment on the case this morning. Officiiilsal CBT were also unavailable for comment. P e o p le ta lk Weather Unemployment claims rise Today’s forecast Seasonal conditions pushed up the number of unemployment Another platinum blonde Connecticut, Massachusetts claim s filed in Manclicstcr aiul most other areas of the state and Rhode Island: Snow proba­ during the first two weeks of December, according lo the slate Ju.st whut Dolly Partnn and Kenny Rogers bly developing this afternoon. Labor Department. needed — another million bucks. The snow will change quickly to lORNA W ill The two singers, who last teamed on the watery The average number of claims filed each week in Manchester ISAVE n.32| GIF! WRAP- rain along the south coast and during the period was 874, an increase of slightly more than 10 hit song "Islands in the Stream," have another over Cape Cod and the islands. platinum record to deal with. Their "Once Upon a percent from the previous two-week period, according to the Highs in the 30s.Rainy and windy Labor Deparlmenl. Of fho.se claims, an average of 1.34 were PIERRE FREE! Christmas" is the biggest seasonal record of 1984, in coastal sections tonight, but with sales of more than a million copies, or so says first-time claims and 740 were continued claims. S A V E *1.21 snow changing to sleet and CARDIN Joe Galante of RCA Records in Nashville. 3ie Statewide, a weekly average of 26,181 claims were filed during /OLD freezing rain then rain inland. A Next month, Parton will release another * the first two weeks of Decem ber, an inerea.se of 5.6 percent over COLOGNE SPICE" After Shave period of dam aging icing is Fomou8>nome designer after album, the last under her contract with RCA. the previous period. shave for your man. 2 oz Krystle Lasts Forever Parton recently made a bid to purchase possible. Snow accumulations *2.29 Monument Records and its affiliate. Combine will range from little or none Rsg. $15.00 Eau de Music Corp. A spokesman for the superstar said it along the south coast, to 1 to 3 Main Street plan on view Reg. *3*» is unlikely that negotiations for the deal will be inches over the coastal plain, to $ 1 2 8 8 5«;'jy$9so to *1 5 completed before June 30, 1985. near 4 inches inland. Lows in the A copy of the preliminary plan for the reconstruelion of oz. 30s. Rain ending Saturday morn­ downtown Main Street has been placed in the window of the ing, but ramaining mostly Manchester Mall at 811 Main St. [SAVE »S to~«4 CHANEL NO. 5 cloudy. Highs in the upper 30s to Kenneth Burkamp. owner of the mall, said the color coded Give her the ultimate the 40s. There is a chance o f 11:23 a.m. — winter’s welcome landscape rendering wa.s put up Thursday afternoon. coioaismY compllmenti There goes the neighborhood The reason for putting the plan at the mall, Burkumpsaid. wa.s minor low land coastal flooding Today; snow likely developing during this afternoon. High near 30. Grey Flannel PERFUME CONCENTRATE McDonald's has escalated its Big Mac attack at time of morning high tide. Wind becoming easterly around 10 mph in the afternoon. Chance of so that it is acce.s.sible for downtown merchants and shoppers to 3’A oz. by buying a triple screen movie theater next door Maine: Mostly sunny followed snow 50 percent this afternoon. Tonight; snow changing to sleet and see prior to the Jan. 9 hearing, whieli will be attended by officials Men’s Cologne to Burger King's corporate headquarters in by increasing cloudiness west from the town and the state Department of Transportation. The 1/2 oz. ^ 8 0 a UPl photo freezing rain this evening then gradually rain overnight. Snow $ 1 3 5 6 Miami. Right across the street from the Dadeland today. A chance of snow extreme accumulations of 2 to 4 inches before the changeover. There is a DOT must give final approval to release state and federal funds 1/3 oz. <55. Triple Theater is Burger King University and a Getting into the spirit south by evening. Highs in the chance of damaging icing for a period tonight. Low near 30. for the reconstruction. 2 oz. Rag. $18.50 prototype restaurant that Burger King frequently low 20s north to low 30s south. Southeast wind 10 to 20 mph. Chance of precipitation near 100 Another detailed architectural drawing of the plan is on view at uses to test-market its newest products and Radio City Music Hall Rockettes cheer the front entrance of Manchester Town Hall. 1' Air dw tempt ~ 1/4 oz. ^ 4 5 . Snow spreading north tonight, percent. Saturday: rain ending in the morning. Remaining mostly reg. $17. After Shave interior design. six-year-old Roberto Fonseca at Bellevue Hospi­ then mixing with or changing to Cologne Spray "W ell, all I can say is there goes the cloudy. High near 40. Chance of precipitation less than 20 percent tal in New York Thursday. The hospital sleet and freezing rain south and POWDER $ - 1 7 5 0 Cologne ft neighborhood." said Burger King spokesman festiviities also included a performance by the during the afternoon. Today's weather picture was drawn by Grant By NInm Bled possibly all rain on the imme­ *9.00 8 oz. John Weir. New Yorkers, Radio City's resident carollers. Lowery, of 102 Briarwood Drive, a fourth grader at Keeney Street Tro y advances to tax collector $ 1 3 9 9 4 oz. Aog. Powder Set McDonald's, which paid $6.69 million for diate coast. Lows 5 to 10 north to School. SPRAY 20s south. Snow north and mixed Reg. $15. 1.7 ax. COLOGNE$2QOO theater and about three acres, has no immediate Joan M. Troy, acting Manchc.ster collector of revenue, was nog. II7.M $1399 $3150 precipitation ending south Satur­ plans for the property. named today to the permanent post of collector of revenue by "Anybody that pays me that kind of money can Snoopy gets hitched day. Highs in the 20s north to 30s Thomas S. Moore, director of finance. Troy succeeds James A. SAVE <2.51 do anything they want." said Arthur Hertz, who south. [SAVE >22 I Good grief, Charlie Brown, your old buddy Turek, who recently resigned. Perfume sold the land to McDonald's. "They don't have to Snoopy is going to marry a poodle. The wacky and New Hampshire: Increasing ANAISANAIS® ask my permission." cloudiness today with a chance of A Manchester resident. Troy ranked first in recent ARPEGE Extract wise beagle of the "Peanuts" comic strip and TV examination procedures. Moore said. She has worked for the ENGLISH EAUDETOftETTE specials is scheduled to take a bride next month in snow south by evening. Highs in town as assistant collector of revenue since May 1983. She will 1/6 oz. a half-hour CBS presentation titled "Snoopy's the 20s north to 30s south. Snow LEATHER Reg. 17“ *27“ Getting Married, Charlie Brown," tonight, but mixing with or assume her new position Monday, $ 1 3 4 9 Troy has a bachelor's degree in economics, formerly worked 1/3 oz. $4500 On the admiration list The marriage of Snoopy lo a saucy French changing to sleet and freezing A fte r poodle named Genevieve is the brainstorm of Bill rain. Lows in the teens north to for the Travelers Insurance Cos. and has taken courses at President Reagan was re-elected as the man Melendez, producer of the animated "Peanuts" 20s south. M ixed precipitation Manchester Community College in data processing and Shave 1/2 oz. *75“ accounting. She was selected for the post after oral examinations Good Housekeeping readers admire most and his specials. Melendez said cartoonist Charles Schulz ending Saturday. Highs near 30 4 01. Man’s Cologna RALSTON TOILEHE WATER wife, Nancy, was the most admired woman, an approved of Snoopy's arrangement with north and 35 to 40 south. by a three-mem ber panel and an interview. 1.7 ot.ttxe improvement on her third place finish last year. Genevieve. Vermont: Snow developing Reg. $6.50 COLOGNE liliMil Spiiy I at. * 1 3 * 9 The most admired men include four religious "I have to admit, she's a very attractive little late this afternoon, possibly SPRAY figures and three show business figures — the thing,'' Melendez told UPI. Snoopy will remain a m ixing with sleet south. Highs 25 Satellite view m. *20«9 Rev. Jerry Falwell, the Rev. Billy Graham, Pope bachelor in the comic strip. to 35. Snow, sleet and freezing John Paul II, Bob Hope, Lech Walesa, Lee Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EST shows a $429 Reg. *17 rain Friday night. Lows 25 to 30. lacocca, Alan Alda, Tom Selleck and the Rev. Fire Calls Reg. $8.50 ». *35<» Cloudy with a chance of showers band of thick multi-layered clouds extending from New Mexico to the < 13 9 9 Norman Vincent Peale. Catagne S|voy Central Appalachians. Clouds associated with a developing low The women's list was heavy with politicians or flurries Saturday. Highs 35 to Manchester bridge streets (Eighth District, SAVE <2.511 SAVE <2.01 ft Pewder Set but, other than former actress Reagan, no show Elvis would be 50 40. pressure system are over the Central Plains while broken middle and Paramedics). Thursday, 9:08 a.m. — furnace business figures were named. Following the first high clouds cover the northwest. The entertainment industry is gearing up for fire, 27 Scarborough Road iTown). *2509 lady were Mother Teresa of Calcutta, who had vm the SOth anniversary of the birth of rock 'n' roll Extended outlook Thursday. 4; 08 p.m. — medical held the No. 1 position for four years. Phyllis Tolland County G U C C L ^ king Elvis Presley on Jan. 8. Extended outlook for New call. 32 Proctor Road (Town, Schlafly, U.N. Ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick, RCA Records has is.sued several compilations Paramedics). Thursday, 4:25 p.m. — medical Parfiim Princess Diana, Pat Nixon, British Prim e England Sunday through of Elvis's music, including some recently Thursday. 9:11 p.m. — medical call. Carpenter Road (North Cov­ BRITISH Spray Minister Margaret Thatcher, Geraldine Ferraro, Tuesday; discovered, previously unreleased songs. Also, call, 171 E. Center St. (Town. entry Rescue, South Coventry $ 3 9 9 R e g .17“ Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor and MTV and other outlets are now airinga new video Connecticut, Massachusetts iSTERUNG and Rhode Island: Fair weather Paramedics). Ambulance). Transportation Secretary Elizabeth H. Dole. version of Presley's "Blue Suede Shoes," Thursday. 5:30 p.m. — medical Rgg. 8.50 $ "I2 »» Sunday. A chance of rain or snow Thursday, 11:37 p.m. — medical featuring the world's most famous pelvis in call. Bayberry Lane (Bolton reg. $6 Monday. Fair weather Christ­ call, 108A Blu.efield Drive (Town, action. Rescue, Manchester Ambulance). 1% oz. mas Day. Highs mostly in the 30s Paramedics). Home Box Office and Showtime are both Friday, 7; 15 a.m. — medical Thursday, 7:03 p.m. — medical Now you know to lower 40s. Lows in the 20s to premiering Presley specials in January and fan call. 599 N. Main St. (Eighth call, Coventry High School (South Charlie low er 30s. LOS Al The Twelve Days of Christmas, which clubs throughout the world are gearing up for the District, Paramedics). Coventry Ambulance). Vermont: A chance of flurries MS' BLUE STRATOS Cologne generally conjure up images of leaping lords and event. MOHCST Friday, 8:41 a.m. — motor Friday. 1:38 a.m. — fire alarm, Presley died Aug. 16. 1977 at the age of 42 at his Sunday and Monday. Fair A popular gift choice for him. Af­ turtledoves, are also known as Christmastide or RATURtS vehicle accident, Main and Wood- Hop River Homes (Andover). ter shave. 8.6-oz After Shave Spray Yuletide and last from Christmas Eve to Jan. 6. Graceland Mansion in Memphis, Tenn. Christmas Day. Highs in the Reg. 11” upper 20s and 30s. Lows 10 to 20. Maine and New Hampshire: A SAVE <3.26 $799 -LCQBMO- chance of flurries Sunday and ‘W estovni‘T*t\armacy Monday. Fair Christmas Day. Qt^SNOW Almanac Highs in the 30s and lows in the Toilette Water teens to low 20s. U n WEATHER POTOGAST GIFT DECANTERS 445 HARTFORD RD. •Lighthouse $ 3 2 * 0 Today is Friday, December 21st, National forecast •Admiral Natural Sptay 36 ml the 356th day of 1984 with 10 to [OPEN 643-5230 •Telescope follow. F o r the Record For the period ending 7 a.m. EST Saturday. During early Saturday •Ship's Wheel 7 DAYS A WEEK 8 AM ■ 9 PM •After Shave This is the first day of winter morning snow is forecast for the Pacific northwest and parts of the Each decanter holds 6 oz. ol 4'A oz. (11:23 a.m. EST). Great Lakes region. Rain for the Atlantic coast. Elsewhere, the The moon is almost new. Your Full Service Neighborhood Pharmacy. Old Spice* Alter •Cologne 4Y. Because ot an editing error, weather will be fair. Minimum temperatures will include (maximum The morning stars are Mercury Shave the wrong "Today in History” and Saturn. temperatures in parenthesis); Atlanta 46(65), Boston 31 (50), Chicago We have all your Christmas Needs... picture appeared Thursday. The The evening stars are Venuse, 18(37), Cleveland ,25(51), Dallas 34(64), Denver 11(44), Duluth Mars and Jupiter. opening of Snow White and the -15(10), Houston 44(72), Jacksonville 51(74), Kansas City 16(34), 1. Fast Courteous Service $ 7 9 9 C ^ / c e $ ^ 9 9 HAL8TON Those born on this date are under Seven D warfs occurred on Dec. Little Rock 37(60), Los Angeles 33(63), Miami 69(81), Minneapolis Cologne Spray the sign of Sagittarius. They 21,1937, and not on the 20th. 0(18), New Orleans 51(72), New York 38(52), Phoenix 37(67), San 2. Free Gift Wrapping I reg. $12.95 Sets reg. $10.25 nog. 117.00 include British statesman Ben­ Francisco 37(52), Seattle 36(47), St. Louis 20(39), Washington 43(60). jamin Disraeli in 1804, Soviet 3. 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Here, he waves 443-2711 by 7 p.m. waakdoys or 10 subscriber to UnItad Prass Intarno- statesman Benjamin Disraeli said $151,340. tlonol naws sarvicas and Is o as he leaves for Georgetown University in Washington a.m. Saturdays for euarantaad 5'*mtar ot tha Audit Buraou of < 2 8. ^ CHOICI “ A conservative government is an New Hampshire daily; 9422. dallvary In Manchastar. Circulations. J iil\ ments, without bothering to raise Later in the class. Hay discusses He claims his term as teacher of Drs. Gerald Chobak and Harry Schoenberg of the University of but a space moratorium demanded currently have a monopoly on Internal preparations for the nenclil Ihc Soviets, who have their hands. how one kind of propoganda the year lent breadth to his Chicago Medical Center reported in the Journal of the American by Moscow is unlikely, a senior weapons that can knock down U.S. Shiiltz-Gromyko meeting pro­ attached high priorilN lo .slowing involves choosing only those argu­ perspective. Medical Association issued today that prostate tumors were administration official says. satellites. But the Pentagon is duced "a rich panoply of ideas, ” U.S dcvclo|imcnl ot sp.icc TRIVIA PEPPERS Hay’s talk. Wm4» weapons ments which support one’s position "What I think is important has found in 11 of 811 men tested in a free screening clinic for men The official, speaking on condi­ testing its own anti-satellite mis­ the official said. The ZO-year-old When giving a creative writing Herald photo by Tarquinio over 45. tion he not be named, gave a status siles that would be more suphisli- doctrine of "mulnal assured des The official derided .is ' Icrrihly assignment, he suggests writing a and disregarding the rest, changed," says Hay, who holds a simplistic and wrong headed ” School. Demand for his classes is high, "Like our re.search papers,” one report Thursday on preparations eated than the Soviet weapon. truetion” — referred lo by the script as one of seven possible After a year-long tour as National PhD in education. Though still a for the Jan. 6 and 7 talks between The "Stars Wars" program, still uffieiul as "a balance of terror ” criticism of the Rcag.in sir.ilcgic though most requests for placement in boy remarks, and Hay applauds firm opponent of merit pay, he topics. Somehow, the conversation Teacher of the Year for 1983, LeRoy Hay him. Secretary of State George Shultz only a plan with little re.search and may be outmoded, he said. defense inilialivc by a paind of skips to the fact that there are only is back teaching at Manchester High them cannot be satisfied. supports “career ladders" for and Soviet Foreign Minister An­ development to support it. is seen When the two sides sit down in prominent arms control cspi-rls. 22 minutes of actual air lime teachers. California man named in another case ’‘HE DOESN’T JUST throw drei Gromyko. He said the final by .some us a bargaining chip lo Geneva, he .said, "Each ot Ihc including lormcr Defense Sccrc during most half-hour TV shows. Hallmark greeting curds." an education conference in assuming duties as the head of the Despite his renown. Hay says he U.S. negotiating plan would be­ play against the Soviets’ superior­ fundamental a.ssumptions (ot Ihe lary Holicrl McNamara, Ih.il Another way to fulfill the assign­ facts at you, he explains them," still loves teaching. "Teaching is Meriden. English department in the after­ says .sophomore Debbie Frec- RED BLUFF, Calif. — A lumber mill worker charged with come final before New Year’s. ity in land-based missiles. past two decades) may no lunger defensive space wca|)ons wmild ment is to write a personal e.ssay. MHS PRINCIPAL JACOB After a year in the national noon. He is in charge of a what 1 do best,” he says. And even holding a woman captive as a sex slave for seven years is also a Administration officials had to "The research program and onr be valid” only inicnsify Ihc arms race ’’Think Reader’s Digest,” Hay kleton. Classmate Kris Cool claims though he has toured dozens of LUDES says that he has received a spotlight. Hay .says he doubts he school-wide curriculum review he’s "like one of us.” suspect in the 1976 disappearance of a teenage girl from a street sign oaths not to speak publicly intentions for it have lo be on the tells his students. "Most Unforget­ deluge of requests to place certain will ever again be .satisfied by covering everything from physics schools nationwide, he claims corner in Chico. about the talks, but the spokesman table and a matter for discussion table Person I ever Met ... Ninety "Sometimes he can be picky Manchester schools rate with the & students in Huy’s class. But the classroom leaching alone. He still to home economics. about things, but he’s National Chico detective Sgt, Earl Summers confirmed Thursday that who briefed reporters at the White and agreement and negotiation Days on an Ice Flow..." requests are” almost impossible" says he may leave teaching best. Cameron Hooker, 31, was under investigation in disappearance House was speaking on behalf of between us," the otficiul said. Hay encourages students to ’W E S T to satisfy, so dozens of the parents altogether unless there is a "signif­ timie«£aisa(ittK»anE»ie of Marie Elizabeth Stannhake, who was 18 when she vanished on the president to send signals to the "And they will .surely be on Ihc submit their creative work to a and students who make them are icant increase’’ in teachers’ Soviets. table in that sense." Scholastic Writing contest. Jan. 31. 1976. di.suppointed, Ludes said. salaries. According to a report in the Chico Enterprise Record. Hooker’s The official said Reagan has However, the uffieiul added, 643-5692 “But can I be honest with you?" Huy still has between two and But for now. Hay is too busy to changed a fundamental tenet of "Coming to terms on how defense he asks. "You don’t stand a prayer wife, Janice, gave detailed accounts to both Red Bluff and Chico Tll'/z Center Street, Manehet three speaking engagements per spend time looking for a new job. li Celebrate police on how Stannhake was kidnapped and suspended by ropes U.S. strategic policy by shifting can enhance deterrence will un­ if you write all love poems. A lot of month. Just last week, he spoke on He teaches two sophomore lan­ CHRISTMAS SUNDAY from the "mutual assured destruc­ doubtedly involve tradeoffs," _ Open every night ’til 9 PIV them end up reading like cheap to the ceiling of their home before being killed and buried. "The Graying of Connecticut" at guage cla.sses every morning. In Red Bluff Thursday, Hooker pleaded innocent to 18 felony tion" — MAD — theory that each The official stressed the United Christmas at the WORSHIP SERVICES side could annihilate the other in a States is "extremely committed" 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. charges alleging that he kidnapped a woman, now 27, in 1977 and nuclear exchange to a system of to pursuing greater stability India Print Shirts « Center held her captive in Red Bluff until she escaped in August. He is increased reliance on defensive through reductions in nuclear State asks stores to accused of sexually torturing the woman. weapons. arsenals. The U.S. goal at upcom­ Bring a Bell and join the Center Ringers, The Strategic Defense Initiative. ing talks in Geneva and any S A L E ! I Chancel Choir and the Brassroots selling two kinds of dolls Ensemhie ringing Test results may show stroke cause A heatitiful pea.sai)! look lo p ^ Soviet tests spaceplane with authentic haml-tiloi ked H By A/\ark A. Dupuis bought the suspect dolls or the 99 LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Artificial heart patient Bill Schroedcr, tional Corp. of New York, Heslin The Bell of Faith: Joy awaiting tests that could pinpoint the cause of a debilitating CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. called Cosmos 1614 blasted off print from .Jaipur, India United Press International said. other two brands to return them for (UPI) — The Soviet Union Wednesday and "having fulfilled 8 The embargo also covers the a refund. Sermon by Newell Curtis stroke one week ago, was cheered by a Christmas tree placed in launched a winged spaceplane this Ihe flight program ... made a HARTFORD - The stale is "Magic Clown," model 29-5 of the The Department of Consumer his room and his family thanked the world for its support. week on a test flight that Western controlled descent in the a|mo.s- asking retailers voluntarily to halt Learing Years Series, made by Protection also urged parents to Child care provided A preliminary test to trace radioactive particles injected in analysts believe is part of a phere and splashed down in a Priced at $7.®® 1 sales of two types of dolls with F.J. Strau.ss Inc. of Broadway, exercise caution in buying cosmet­ Schroeder’s bloodstream three days ago showed no active continuing Soviet effort to develop preset area of the Black Sea." small parts that could come off and New York, she said at a news ics for children. clotting that could lead to another stroke. A more sensitive scan, a reusable space craft. Many Western analysts believe injure children. Consumer Protec­ using a special camera, was scheduled today. conference. Heslin said some brands are CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICES Pentagon officials and British the spaceplane tested Wednesday • I'niciiK' Fa.shion.s and (Jil'l.s • tion Commissioner Mary M. Heslin Heslin said the state contacted packaged to look like toys but with Choirs, Carols and Communion Schroeder, 52, is continuing his slow recovery from the Dee. 13 observers confirmed Thursday the is part of a program to develop a says. regional officials of the Consumer contain toxic substances that could stroke, and received an artificial Christmas tree in his private unmanned spaceplane was small reusable space fighter . Heslin said Thursday her agency Products Safety Commission and be harmful to children. She said 7:30 p.m. Family Service room Thursday. Schroeder also shaved himself with an electric launched Wednesday and landed in will seek a recall of the "Magic is asking fora nationwide embargo parents should read labels tocheck razor for the first time since the stroke, using his right hand, the Black Sea after a single orbit. Clown” and "Circus Clown" toys and recall of the two models of for non-toxic ingredients. Music by the Pilgrim Choir and which had been temporarily paralyzed by the stroke. The Soviet news agency Tass TONITE ’T lIB iW W te because of the safety hazards. dolls. Sacred Dance Group reported only that a spaeecTafl State officials said they were “I think we’re the only state that Connecticut sues alerted to the problem with the has picked up the problem," Heslin 9 p.m. Wassail Festivity “Magic Clown” dolls after a For Christmas... said, adding that she expects Maine company 10:30 p.m. Celebrate Christ’s Birth Open dally 9-5:30 6-month-old child from the New retailers to abide by the request for Thurs. til 8:00 London area received one as a gift. a voluntary halt to sales of the toys. HARTFORD (UPIl - The state Music by the Chancel Choir Style with Quality and Value! The head fell off and the child Heslin also said her agency is has filed suit accusing a Maine Sun. 11-4 almost choked on it. officials said. warning parents to be careful in company of illegally transporting The problems with the "Circus buying rag dolls made to look like 400 tons of hazardous waste to a from Clown” doHs were detected when the popular "Cabbage Patch Kids" landfill in Middletown. Attorney Center Congregational Church state officials found that many of General Joseph I. Lieberman said. V A y dolls. THE OLE’ FASHION FIVE & D I M E ^ ^ the toys on store shelves already Heslin said some of the rag dolls The suit was filed Thursday Corner of Center and Main Street were broken, officials said. contain kerosene and in some against Jet Line Pollution Control in the Center of Manchester 975 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER C T The state will place an embargo cases are illegally labled as being of South Portland, Maine, over 20 on the dolls to prohibit sales, but manufactured by Coleco Indus­ shipments of metal hydroxide We Pray For You A “Christmas filled with Hope, Peace, Love and Joy! FLORSHEIM that will take a week or more so the tries of West Harfford, which sludge sent to Middletown for Department of Consumer Protec­ makes the original Cabbage Patch disposal by the firm. tion is asking for a voluntary halt, Kids. Heslin said. Heslin said 70 dolls smelling of The "Circus Clown” is model kerosene, most of which were 69864 of the Porcelain Doll Collec­ bought in eastern Connecticut, 40 */o OFF allo^ tors Series, made by Yultid and were embargoed by her depart­ distributed by Reeves Interna­ ment. She urged parents who IFITD(»SNTSN0W Merchandise WETL RETURN YOUR dough Fri., Sat., Sun. Only AND YOU KEEP THE SNOWTHROWER! FABULOUS SELECTION! 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(STORE official visited Bakers of Paris to check on alleged unionized bakeries, the union became more Jack Anderson “ substandard working conditions," he compiained aggressive. It threatened, for example, to place that the new bakery's delivery-truck drivers were .5.000 picketers in front of the city’s major hotels THIS YEAR, being inadequately compensated, during last summer’s Democratic National SAYIT "1 told him he was right," recalls Lionel Koblie- Convention here. boil Outfits for .ledeau, one of the bakery's three founders and Local Democratic politicians — including Cabbage Patch Kids'' sit WITH MUSIC! owners. "Our drivers were being underpaid Mayor Diane Feinstein and Reps. Sala Burton and because 1 was the only driver and I wasn't making Barbara Boxer — also began exerting pressure on IRS wants ...8«99: any money yet." the new bakery’s customers. Cotoiful, fully detailed The union representative apparently didn’t Rep. Boxer, for example, used congressional clothing for both boy-ano- appreciate Robbe-Jedeau’s humor. The ensuing stationery for a letter to the St. Francis Hotel, It glrl dolls. Choose frohi a 3'^ years have been agonizing for the struggling on Wednc.sdays and Sundays. inaccurately said the bakery’s employees "often your number wide selection. CLEARANCE owners of the new bakery committed to producing Bakers of Paris had a better idea: It would (work) seven days a week” and firmly suggested •CablMBe Pa«Bh Kidt’* high-quality french bread and croi.ssants. provide fresh bread .seven days a week. Moreover, that the hotel purchase its bread from "an Pifl-Upe from Coleco All Artificial Christmas Trees The saga of Bakers of Paris has become a staggered work .schedule for all employees True mlniatureei ^ alternative bakery," WASHINGTON — Paying for an unlisted sometbing of a cause celebre here, but it deserves would ensure that none was on the Job more than fleg.1l.WEe...... 9.44 25% and More Off Our Reg. Prices Bakers of Paris workers are well paid and are telephone number may keep pests from interrupt­ wider dis.semination becau.se it illustrates what five days a week and all would rec(>'ve two covered by health insurance, profit-sharing and ing your dinner, but it won’t keep the revenuers off Our Reg. Q Q Q $ Q Q happens when powerful unions — and their consecutive days off, a benefit not enjoyed by 5.99 to 149.99...... to other employee benefit programs. Moreover, the your back if the Internal Revenue Service has its political allies - hecome abusive and coercive, All are (lame retardant; all include a sturdy tree stand! union workers. firm ’s payroll includes Vietnamese refugees, way. The IRS is considering a proposal to plug PUMPKIN KIDS'* Electronic Keyboard with Shortly after Robbc-.Iedeau, a 36-year-old Sizes from tabletop styles to giant 7' trees elderly people and others rejected for directly into the phone company’s computers to AM/PM Stereo Dual Caseettes SAN FRANCISCANS are very serious about native of Paris, and his two partners opened for 16* Lovable Doll employment by the city’s older bakeries. track down delinquent taxpayers. their unions. An unusually large percentage of the busine.ss in a converted South San Francisco All Multi-Roll Holiday Gift Wrap After Sale 349.99...... city’s residents are union members and there are warehou.se in mid-1981, the union picketed the THOSE EM PLOYEES voted 16-10 against union 11.88 «299 The tax collectors will soon begin negotiating a Choose Patty, Penny or 25% and More Off Our Reg. Prices Record onto blank or pre-recorded tapes w you few cities anywhere in the country where bakery, principally to protest the all-week representation, but Bakers of Paris subsequently pilot phase of the plan with Bell Atlantic, which Peggy as an adorable pal OurReg. 1 Q 7 ' ^ 0 7 play along with stereo radio, pre-recorded cassette organized labor enjoys more influence. production schedule. has been forced to spend more than $40,000 to covers all or parts of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, for Kids 3 and up. 2.99 to 5.49...... I e 9 r to 0 * 9 f or alone. Has 12 instrument sounds, 192rhythms. San Franciscans also are very serious about Bakers of Paris acquiesced to the union’s defend itself against unsubstantiated yet still Delaware, Maryland, Virginia and Washington, A wide selection of design in high-quality paper Twin stereo sfieakers. AC/DC, Belt. opt. *500 their bread. Sourdough bread, as muchli local demand that it not deliver on Wednesdays and unresolved charges of unfair labor practices filed D C. The scheme will allow the IRS to get •Bag of 36 Stick-On Bows, Reg. 1.49...... 9 4 C institution as the city’s cable cars, dates back to Sundays, but many of the city’s finest hotels — the by the union with the National Labor Relations information directly from the phone numbers of ^ a the Cold Rush and is produced today by bakeries Fiiirmont, the St. Francis, the Clift and others — Board. taxpayers who do business with Bell Atlantic. TONKA^ All Miniature Light Sets founded more than a century ago. were so impre.ssed with the bakery’s superior The bakery still is being harassed by the union, Go Dots'* For more than three decades, however, the products that they .sent their trucks for pickups on but it has scored a major victory — its And not only listed numbers would be turned 3 3 % Off Our Reg. Prices contriicts between those bakeries and the Bakery those days. competitors and the union have fashioned a new over to the IRS, but closely guarded unlisted Our Reg. Wagon Drivers and Salesmen Union’s Local 484 numbers as well. Eventually, the IRS hopes to have 2.99 2.29 to 5.99 to arrangement that will enable those bakeries to Reg. 3,79 Each 1.49 3.97 specifically prohibited tbe delivery of any bread AS BAKERS OF PARIS continued to lure deliver fresh bread seven days a week. direct access to the telephone company’s computer banks, as well. Each assortment has All Decorated Glass Ornaments, both friendlies and The legal implications of the proposal are hostiles. Hi-impact. All Pine Wreaths and Garlands Guest editorial unclear. Some congressional critics view it as plastic Srhetai. & All Plush Stockings and Skirts Mmimum ol 300 per MOfS Mini Electronic Keyboard another Orwellian attempt by the tax collectors to No fMneheeiie. 3 0 % Off Our Reg. Prices trample individual privacy. The IRS doesn't see it UmHSper that way. Our Reg. 39.40 1.39 to 21.99 97^ to 15.37 With 29 keys plus 4 musical instrument sounds end What’s so bad 10 built-in rhythms. 100-note memory with auto An agency spokesman told my associate Donald Store stock only: no rainchecks. playback. Balt, not tncl. Model *PTt Goldberg that by law the secretary of the SEE OUR LARGE ASSORTMENT OF about boxing? Treasury, who has jurisdiction over the IRS, is ELECTRONIC KEYBOARD MUSIC BOOK8I authorized to summon records needed to collect taxes. Anyone who’s ever been audited knows how Pity the poor sport of boxing ... Liberal that works. columnist Colman McCarthy and conserva­ tive columnist James Kilpatrick express their But critics point out that as things stand now, businesses and individuals who are asked for agreement with the American Medical confidential information have the right to Assocation: Boxing, they say, should be challenge such a demand, and make the IRS prove banned. its case in court. Under the computer plug-in plan, The AM A has provided a service by using its the telephone company would already have given i^'2S%OPFouri^.fMees considerable publicity muscle to bring the IRS access to its records — without consulting ALL DESIGNER TEAKETTLES issue up for nationwide debate No doubt a tot anyone. K 'Hmerson of boxers ■— the Marvelous Marvins as well as The IRS has tacitly acknowledged the legal |»i9 .9 9.74fo14.99 HName^and, quality ktaketiles in a variety of \ the young Golden Glovers — would be better problems involved in the turnover of computer I .:jktytes,«olors and sizes for your kitchen! Slimline’ AM/FM AC/DC off if they could wear the kind of protective information by phone companies. It has warned Cassette Player Recorder headgear required of Olympic boxers. In the the phone company that the company must “ be Olympics, points can be scored by head- prepared to obtain tariff approval” from local public utility commissions in at least three states. 29.40 punches to the headgear, but there is less / Pasta Maker , . Records direct from radio or microphone. Operates It’s up to the commissions to decide just how great on A/C line or 4 "C ” batt — not Included *3861 physical damage than the old-fashioned the phone company’s obligation is to keep ' with basheroo. information confidential. 1 Detachable Head Nevertheless, the AM A. and our friendly 3, columnists, are begging the question when The IRS spokesman said the aim of the proposal is to track down tax cheaters as quickly and 19J4 ' they single out boxing for prohibition.* /Wodatc^lfteJUlc ©j984byNEAJna > Our Rsg. 37.99 cheaply as possible, though he admitted that so far Columnist Kilpatrick, for example, writes: I;. Makes both noodles & - it is not known how much the arrangement with the ^ spaghetti for economical & “ The object of football is to score touchdowns. phone company will cost. ^ delicious meals, includes The object of hockey is to get a puck in the net. The Conservative Advocate «ria M e olamp arid a detssled FOR The object of boxing is to batter one’s Congressional insiders resent the IRS’ tendency instruction booklet. to embark on ambitious plans without asking opponent into unconsciousness. The whole Congress for the necessary authority. For Get Two Sets of Color Prints HUFFY® purpose of boxing is to inflict pain.” The view from Hong Kong example, investigators for a subcommittee headed Dual-Arm Kilpatrick has been watching too many high by Sen. William Cohen, R-Maine, discovered that Exer Tech Rower school football games. Each Sunday, in the the IRS was buying mailing lists from private for the Price of One Set! Our wanted to. But pessimists have companies to help it track down individuals on its mayhem that passes for the National Football Bv William A. Rusher Xiaoping will be long dead when & EKienedon Reg. 8 9 .9 9 ...... noticed that an estimated 20,000 1997 arrives: who will succeed him "delinquent" list. 79.76 League’s version of the game, the object is to 4 ; Telephones , Duel adjustablo hydraulic cylinders; smooth- not only score touchdowns, but prevent , HONG KONG — Will Hong Kong Chinese from the mainland have as Red China’s boss? Will the C h o (^ from Mura, rolling seat. Great for fitness buffs! recently infiltrated quietly into the country continue on the course he The agency used the same justification for that Sanyo and others. *i touchdowns from being scored by battering manage to survive, as an economic little caper as for the phone plug-in plan: It helps •K,B, Eaerclae Mat _____ colony, taking up positions at all has set for it, toward greater the quarterback and inflicting pain. Pro miracle that has astonished the nail cheaters quicker and easier. 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This conservative opposition party lost 12? path; has anti-clog to acknowledge Peking's sover­ public referendum would reject cultures — never seen before, and Korf.colo'VI the special elections held last April — but not dtrectionai vanaa, Singfe eignty on roughly similar terms. the agreement by an overwhelm­ never to occur again. fairly, my sources say. stage. Model #8120 — ■— 1 ing margin. Still, the 5.5 million residents of In the town of Madera, for example, a PAN II William A. Rusher, publisher of tMShomt: Hong Kong — most of them official discovered that his party had won by at FU JI COLOR PRINT FILM; KODAK d i m 4100 We IN THE LAST ANALYSIS, what the National Review, writes "The Snow THB WacevGCfW refugees from the communist least 300 votes. But PR I insisted it had carried the Camera with 2 Disc Film happens to Hong Kong will depend Conservative Advocate” for News­ SifU-VS'' Buy 2 and Get $3a00 In v Champ SAFE mainland themselves — can be day by 4,245 to 2,636. 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TO BE SURE, the deal was very The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the interests of Small wonder that a national PAN leader SrTs EJCZl probably the best that Britain brevity, clarity and taste. MANCHESTER VERNON charged that if such election tampering continues I I could have hoped to negotiate, TO Address letters to: Open Forum, Manchester Herald, P.O. Box it is fair to say that “ there is no (legitimate 1145 Tolland Turnpike Tri-City Shopping Center given the fact that Peking could 591, Manchester, CT 06040. government) authority and we are living in a de CHARGE L 1 “Our ‘window of opportunity’ situation is get­ unquestionably seize this vulnera­ HOURS: DAILY 9 AM TO 11 PM « SATURDAY 9 AM TO 11 PM • SUNDAY 10 AM TO 9 PM • PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU CHRISTMAS EVE ting critical!'' facto state, not a state of law. ” From there it is only ble enclave by force anytime it a step to anarchy and revolution, ^ H M \NC HKSTKK UKRAU). Friday. Dt-t 21. 1984 MANCHESTER IIKH.AI.D. Fr[day, Dtv 21. 1984 - 9 Obituaries Druze Moslem village school of her life She was a memberof St Committee, Sullivan was a key target of car bomb explosion Romeo T. DePrato Lawrence O’Toole Church. Hart­ figure in working out reciprocal SPORTS Hmm’d Thoniiis Di'l'ruto, 62, of ford. and its altar society laws to allow interstate banking F'.ost lliirtford, du el Wednesday at She also is survived by a son. between Connecticut banks and B E IR U T. Lebanon (U P I) — A "Several buildings in the vicinity In northern Lebanon, mean­ his home He wii- the father of John F Stover of Newington: three those in other New England states car packed with 440 pounds of of the car bomb explosion were while, about 2,200 governnrient .Io>ie I. DePrato Coventry. daughters. Mrs Jean S. Peterson Sullivan was praised by Demo­ explosives blew up outside a destroyed. Damage is extensive." troops took up positions in Tripoli of Kensington. Mrs. John (Patri­ fie was born in Waterville. crats and Republicans Demo­ Moslem school today, killing three the Druze radio said. to take over control from rival cia) Gorman of East Hampton and Second-hand tunes are better than nothing Maine and lived in Meriden for cratic Gov William A. O ’Neill people and wounding at least 29, The broadcast said the blast militias who have controlled the many years b^-fore moving to East Mrs Robert (Arlyne) Hancock of ordered flags on state buildings coastal city since a civil war in those ever-improving Wluilers. while Led Zepplin's including school children, local occurred outside a village school. The season of giving wouldn't be complete without a next" by the Who. but his copy must be worn down Hartford seven years ago Before Windsor: a brother-in-law, Walter flown at half staff until Saturday in 1975. radio reports sid. The Christian Voice of Lebanon smattering of generous sports writers bestowing from overplay Have another "Physical Graffiti ” should soothe the Boston Bruins retirement, he worked for the New E Stover of Natick, Mass.: 11 honor of the senator and his seat in radio station refuted the report and Those sneaky Indianopolis (nee-Baltimore) Colts just fine Ten minutes after the blast in the The Israeli warning to break off various athletes and teams with gifts of the utmost Departure Manufacturing Co , grandchildren: and a great­ the Senate was draped in black. said the school was "in fact a base have got to love the "Night Moves" LP by Bob Seger grandchild Druze Moslem village of Ras el the troop withdrawal talks was urgency. Bristol, for 33 years He was a "His sense of humor and his used by the Druze militias." Bob Papetti and the Silver Bullet Band. A C O UP LE OF J Cells Band albums were sent to a Matn, Druze gunners retaliated made by Maj, Gen. Amos Gilboa, Scribes pursue the Santa cause with the intent of Navy veteran of World War II The funeral will be Saturday at warmth of spirit were among his The Druze radio biamed "suspi­ The same holds true for the Philadelphia Eagles, pair of Big East basketball learns Almighty with a barrage of artiliery. mortar Israel's chief negotiator.r during bringing good wiil towards pen. So their packages — He also is survived by a son. 9- 15 a m from the Richard W greatest assets in working with cious organizations" for the at­ when they listen to Marshall Tucker's "Where We All Georgetown can stomp to the beat of "Blow Your Face Sheehan Funeral Home. 1084 New and rocket fire against Christian the 11th round of the U.N.- eloquently wrapped in old Sporting News'. Red Smith Thomas E Deprato of Meriden: legislatUrs and the public on many tack. It did not elaborate, but Herald Sports Writer Belong.” Out", while ailing UConn may only reminisce to "Full Britain Ave . West Hartford, with a east Beirut and its suburbs, sponsored negotiations in the columns and Gil Thorpe comics — are far from token. two other daughters, Janis I.. complex issues and his word was political sources said the term was Hou.se " ma.ss of Christian burial at 10 a m. wounding at least two people, southern Lebanese village of Never mind the thought: handkerchiefs and DePratoof Los Angeles. Calif . and his bond ” O'Neill said. police said. an indirect reference to the IT WAS TO U GH to decide for Pete Rose; the Beai h Don Mattingly will definitely gel into llcudiix' at St Lawrence O'Toole Church. Naqoura. neckties just don’t stack up against point guards and Paula J. Pellerin of Providence, Christian-dominated intelligence Boys’ "Endle.ss Summer" disc was still kicking "Smash Hits", and Sylvain Turgeon may get inspired Burial will be in St. James At least three shells exploded relief pitchers. R I : and a brother, John A Born in Waterbury. Sullivan department of the Lebanese army. Chief Lebanese delegate Maj. around, but Neil Young's "Rust Never Sleeps ” by Bad Company's "Straight Shooter. ” Cemetery. Manchester. Culling near the presidential palace in But no Christmas shoppers have to be told that DePrato of East Hartford. graduated from the University of The violence came a day after Gen. Mohammed Hajj said Israel seemed ideal. There's no doubt the New York Giants I'an relate to hours are today from 2 to 4 p.m. suburban Baabda. police said. personal income dictates the extent of one's presents. The funeral will be Saturday at Connecticut and received his law Lebanese and Israeli military had rejected Beirut’s plans to Ro.se certainly won't get any more Jackson Browne the Greatful Dead's "W'lial Long. Strange Tri)i It’s and 7 to 9 p m Earlier police reports said five Sad to say. I couldn’t afford to give the Giants that were scratched, many were warped, and some had 8: 1.3 a m from the Newkirk & degree from the Boston University people were killed and 15 wounded officers adjourned their dead­ deploy its army in southern stale beer stains on them. But all still worked, "Running on Empty" records, which many deemed Been" Brigham Young should enjoy the Doors "Soil Whitney Funeral Home. 318 Burn­ game-breaking tailback, this year. Or the Whalers School of Law. He had a private in the car bomb expiosion. which locked troop withdrawal talks for a Lebanon with limited U.N. troop that playmaking defenseman. although use was recommended on a Hasbro appropriate a year ago. Parade ” side Ave., East Hartford, with a Annar F. Syverud law practice in Waterbury. also devastated cars and houses in 17-day holiday recess with Israel support north of the Israeli border. close-and-play rather than on the family turntable Here’s hoping that Jim Rice will feel sentimental — For sure. Ted Turner will gel a kick out of .Steely mass of Christian burial at 9 a m Instead, the economic crunch has necessitated a Annar Fridtjov Syverud. 88,__of Culling hours will be from 1 p.m. a wide area of the Ras el Matn, 10 warning that it might not return to compromise holiday. with the 50 dollar cartridge. or at least guilty — when he finds Pink Floyd's "The Dan’s "Can’t Buy a Thrill " at St Rose Church. East Hartford "They always put impossible Vernon, died Thursday at Rock­ to 4 p.m. and6 p.m. to9 p.m. today miles east of Beirut. the negotiations. Second-hand gifts. To the fans of Wrigley Field, Bruce Springsteen's Wall" under his tree. Burial will be in Hillside Ceme­ conditions,” Hajj said. "They want ville General Hospital He was the at O'Donnell’s Funeral Home in The Druze Voice of the Mountain An Israeli negotiator Thursday "Darkness on the Edge of Town" is just for you. Boston owner Haywood Sullivan appeared short on T H E C O LLE C TIO N WAS starling to thin out. so tery, East Hartford Calling hours to legalize the occupation. They husband of Helen Marie (Canfield) Waterbury. Members of the Senate radio station broadcast the names said the Lebanese government had And fugitive vandals from the Detroit Tigers' World green, so in case he might have overlooked his star left three teams had to share one LP, although the are today from 2 to 4 p m and7to9 don't want the Lebanese army in IN ORDER TO be fair, everybody would get the Syverud and the father of John will meet at 7:30 p m. to enter as a of three persons it said were kilied until Jan. 7 to agree to make U.N. Series celebration can party all winter to Lynyrd fielder, another Floyd selection — "Wish You Were Cavaliers, Indians and Browns ol Cleveland may not southern Lebanon." same items, or a variation such. Unfortunately, the pm Frederick Syverud of Manchester. group when the carcontaining440 pounds troops the key security force in Skynyrd's "Street’ Survivors." Here" — has been forwarded in his name appreciate the Ned Young disc "Everybody Knows Memorial donations may be only surplus of objects lying around the apartment He was born in Faberg, Norway, Funeral services will be held of explosives blew up. It also southern Lebanon following the The 6-week-old talks are in George Steinbrenner probably already has "Who's Mott the Hoople’s "All the Young Dudes" went to This Is Nowhere ” made to the Cancer Society of was an orange crate of old 1970’s record albums. Most and had lived in the United States - Saturday at 11:30 a.m. at Sts. Peter named 19 children and 10 others it pullout of an estimated 10,000 deadlock over security arrange­ tireater Hartford since 1925, when he became an and Paul Church in Waterbury. said were wounded. Israeli troops from the region ments. Marvin Mundell American citizen. He was em­ ployed most recently as a sales­ BYU shoots for No. 1 spot tonight Marvin Mundell. 27. of 126 North man of motor rebuilding School St died Thursday at his equipment Q Mieliigan played well this .sc,i.son home He also is survived by two By William D. Murray rankings surpri.sed him. The Cou­ a winner, " .said senior spit end He was the son of Carl and United Press International gars had lost highly-regarded Vince Bean "We feel we have logo .ig.iinst Miami .iiid Illinois, two daughters. Bernice Belzone of Las A Knoxie (Long) Mundell. Born in Vegas, Nev , and Jean Dyer of quarterback Steve Young and light out and do it because there isn't high powered passing clubs But Beloit. Wis., he hadbeena resident Bridgewater, Mass : six grand­ SAN DIEGO - Bo Schem end Gordon Hudson to graduation anymore (games) alter this " those games were at home, where of Manchester for the past eight MNGIN bechler thinks Brigham Young will after last-V’ar’s 11-1 season. One negative factor neillier 1(15.11(1(1 plus Ians make it neatly children: two great- years He was a graduate of grandchildren: and a sister and have earned its No. 1 rating if the "I thought this team was good, team expected to have to worry impossible lor o|iposing learns to Rockville High School and had two brothers in Norway. Cougars top the Schembcchler- but there are times in a season about is the weather The San use :iiidibles attended Manchester Community There will be a memorial service coaehed Michigan Wolverines in when a team may have a letdown." Deigo area has been pelted by On oflense, Hie Woherines re College and the Computer Process­ Saturday at noon at the Greater tonight's Holiday Bowl. said Edwards, who.se team owns a unseasonably heavy rains, wliieli viveil Ihe option midway lliioiigll ing Institute in East Hartford At Hartford Funeral Horn*). 598 Far­ "If BYU heats us. thev dc.serve nation- leading 23-game winning has turned the (ilaying surface of the season when Chris /iiibrilgg the time of his death he was a mington Ave.. Hartford. to be No, 1." Schembechler said. streak "I really never expected to Jack Murphy Stadium into a look over at ipiarlei h.ick lor computer programmer for the SAVINGS "We’ve played some tough teams be on the lop of the rankings, swamp. iiijiired .lull llarbroiigh II o w e v e Memorial donations may be Internal Revenue Service in made to the American Cancer and havebt'en involved in some big especially being from our part of Michigan will have to mount a r. a eonibination of Ihe wet field Hartford. Society. 670Prospect S t. Hartford games this season. We hud never the country," heavy pass rush against BN'U and the active Cougar liiieb.iekers Besides his parents, he is sur­ been out of a game all year and Edwards thinks his team has quarterback Robbie Boseo. who could hamiper Ihe Michigan vived by three brothers. N David AT handled all the pre-game hoopla threw for nearly 4.()()() yards and .’13 option await our chance to play B Y U ." Mundell of Deer Park. Texas. Horace A. Caffee Michigan finished 6-5 during the well. touchdowns jhis .season He also "We have Ihe hesi scl of William Mundell of East Glaston­ Horace A. Caffee. 62. of Sims­ regular season, but all five of its "They’ve had good concentra­ had just II interceptions in 4.58 hnebaekers we've had in .some bury and Michael Mundell. serving bury. died Wednesday at St. losses were against bowl-bound tion all week.” he said. "We’ve attempts. Tight end David Mills lime." Edwards said "Even with the U S. .Navy: two sisters, Francis Hospital and Medical SIEFFERT’S .schools. practiced well. " has 60 catches lor 1.023 yards and Ihoiigh they practice a lot against Patricia Breitsprecker of Enfield Center, Hartford. He was the BYU coach Lavelle Edwards Michigan is al.so ready. .seven toiielidowns. and Glen Koz Ihe pass, they can alsodcicnd well and Elizabeth K Tremblay of husband of Marion (Bogardus) said his team’s climb in the "This is our last shot at going out lowski has II touchdown grabs against Ihe run " Vernon: and several nieces and Caffee and the father of Susann nephews. .Abrams of Andover. Funeral arrangements are in­ He was born in Trenton. N.J.. NHL roundup complete The Holmes Funeral and lived in Hartford for 12 years Home. 400 Main St. s in charge of before moving to Simsbury three OPEN SUNDAY 12 to 5 the arrangements. years ago. He worked for the Bloomfield Public Works Depart­ John D. Ross ment and retired in 1981. Habs buy time, deadlock Capitals He also is survived by a son. John Delbert Ross, 60. of Ea.st Arthur Caffee of East Hartford; By United Press International were lucky to get away only being Hartford, died Wednesday at Hart­ two other daughters. Robyn down 2-0. But we started to work ford Hospital. He was the husband Han.sen of West Palm Beach, Fla., Five strong minutes in the first together and happily we tied them of Anna (Hall) Ross and the father and Holly Caffee of Simsbury; period was enough to buy time for in the end." of Christine A. Ross of three brothers, Arnold Caffee and the Montreal Canadiens. The Capitals opened the scoring Manchester Richard Caffee. both of Trenton. The Canadiens escaped a five- 23 seconds into the game when He was born in Marion, Ohio, and N.J., and Fred Caffee of Newark, minute power play in the first Ga'etan Duchesne pushed a re­ had lived in East Hartford for 20 N.J.: two sisters. Shirley Pindle period Thursday night and Pierre bound past Penney. Scott Stevens years He was employed by White and Muriel Breeden, both of Mondou and Guy Carbonneau made it 2-0 after snatching the Westinghouse .Appliance Co. for 33 Trenton. N.J.: and three scored in the third period to force a puck off Penney’s pad. years. He was a Navy veteran of grandsons. UPI photo 2-2 tie with the Washington El.sewhere, Detroit beat Quebec World War II The funeral will be Saturday at 1 Capitals. 5-4, Philadelphia routed New Jer­ He also is survived by a son, p.m. at the Vincent Funeral Home, Rams’ Eric Dickerson, who broke O.J. Simpson's 'The Capitals scored their goals sey 8-4 and Calgary crushed Ronald E. Ross of Chatham, N.J : 880 Hopmeadow St.. Simsbury. single-season NFL rushing record, will be of utmost in the first 3:40. outshooting the Vancouver 9-1. two other daughters, Rebecca A. Burial will be in Center Cemetery, concern to the New York Giants when they visit Los Canadiens 16-6 in the opening Killebrew and Joanne L Kolby, period. But Montreal killed a Simsbury. Calling hours are today Angeles in the NFC wild card game Sunday. Wings 5, Nordiques 4 both of Baltimore. Md: and four from 7 to 9 p.m. major penalty to Chris Nilan after grandchildren. the Montreal enforcer was sent to At Detroit, John Barrett scored Memorial donations may be at 9:07 of the third period — his The funeral will be Saturday at made to the American Heart the box at 11:41 for spearing Timo noon at the Newkirk & Whitney Blomquist. .second goal this season and first Association, 310 Collins St.. Hart­ since Oct. 11 — to break a 4-4 tie. Funeral Home. 318 Burnside Ave.. ford, or the Connecticut Lung Giants won’t cry Montreal goaltender Steve Pen­ East Hartford. Burial will be in ney was outstanding during the Detroit won its first game in its la.st Association. 43 Ash St.. East four outings. Quebec is winless in Veterans Memorial Field. Hillside Hartford. power play. One of his kick saves Cemetery. East Hartford. Culling came on a booming slapshot by its lust six. hours arc today from 2 to 4 p.m. about inexperience Darren Veitch. and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral Saturday “ Penney kept them in the Flyers 8, Devils 4 Memorial donations may be for William Sullivan game," Capitals coach Bryan made to the American Cancer advantage, however. Phil Simms At Philadelphia. Ilkka Sinisalo WATERBURY (UPI) - Fun­ Bv Dave Raffo Murray said. "I guess the turning and pookie Rick Tocchet scored Society. 670 Prospect Ave., United Press International has thrown for 4,044 yards to help point occurred in the first period Hartford. eral services will be held Saturday New York place fifth in the league. two goals each to help the Flyers for veteran Sen. William J. Sulli­ when we did not score during that end a four-game losing streak. EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - Los Angeles, with Jeff Kemp van. who fought off illness to win five-minute penalty. Dave Pichette scored twice for the New York Giants coach Bill playing most of the year, ranks William J. Schultz re-election in 1982 but couldn't "As the game went on, the Devils, who lost for the first time in Parcells claims his inexperienced only above Houston in the 28-team Canadiens got a lot stronger. We William John Schultz, 75. of withstand President Reagan's league. six games. landslide this year. club will not be bothered by playoff had our hands full trying to stop Tolland, died Thursday at his pressure in Sunday’s NFC wild "We have to do a couple of things Sullivan, a seven-term Demo­ them from scoring." home. card playoff game with the Los in preparation for this game but Flames 9, Canucks 1 crat from Waterbury who chaired The tie extended the Capitals’ He was born in Manchester and Angeles Rams. we’re ■ not going to do anything the Legislature’s Banks Commit­ undefeated streak to seven (5-0- 2). At Calgary, Alberta, Kent Nils- lived mo.st of his life in Tolland. He The Giants sport 10 rookies and drastic," Parcells said. "The tee. died Thursday in St. Mary's Washington moved into a first- .son scored four goals, tying a team retired from Pratt & Whitney four first-year players on their Rams have a patient defense, so Hospital after a long bout with place tie with Philadelphia in the record for most in a game, and Small Tool, West Hartford. 13 roster. Seven of those youngsters we have to execute well. It’s not IJf’l pI'OlO cancer. He was 55. Patrick Division. Montreal has added an assi.st to lead Calgary. years ago. He was an Army are starters. going to be like Dallas where you Sullivan was first elected to the won just once in its last five games. Hakan Loob scored twice for the veteran of World War II. "This will be our 21st game can rock along without a first Washington's Darren Veitch is checked into Ihe boards Senate in 1971 from the 16th "They had a lot of shots on me in Flames, while Steve Bozek and He is survived by a brother, (counting exhibitions) this year.” down, then, bang, have a big play. by Montreal’s Chris Nilan (30) during NHL action District, which includes Wolcott the first period,” Penney said. Mike Eaves each chipped in a goal George R. Schultz, and a sister, Parcells said. "They’ve been out You have to execute the whole and parts of Waterbury and "They came out strong and we and two assists. Thursday night in Montreal. Clubs deadlocked at 2-2. Anna A. Schultz, both of Tolland: there in pressure situations with game against the Rams. Southington. He rose to serve as an and a niece. their backs to the wall before." "Defensively, if we don’t do The funeral will be Saturday at assistant majority leader for five something about their running of his seven terms. Parcells likes it when people 11 a.m. at the Ladd Funeral Home, discount his team as young or not game, we’re never going to get the Sullivan suffered from cancer 19 Ellington Ave.. Rockville. Bur­ good enough to be in the playoffs ball.” ‘Ground Chuck’ turned into ‘Air Knox’ for several years and during the ial will be in North Cemetery, despite its 9-7 record. New York will be without All- 1982 campaign underwent surgery Tolland. Calling hours are today ".It’s the same as it’s been with Pro cornerback Mark Haynes and their history. winning coach, a guy that wins ' for removal of his pancreas. Bv Tom Green Hial star running back Curl from 7 to 9 p.m. this team all year, nobody thinks starting offensive guard Bill Ard. Seattle, which finished 12-4 in Hie The illness raised questions United Press International What does Knox say now to those Warner was losi lor Hie year when Memorial donations may be we can do anything," Parcells They both went on injured reserve regular .season, hosts Ihe Los about Sullivan's political career, people who once labeled him a lie suffered a knee injury in Hie made to the Trinity Lutheran said. "I like that. I think it’s with knee injuries before last Angeles Raiders Saturday in Ihe but he put any doubts to rest by S E A T T L E — There’s only one conservative football coach? season opener againsl Cleveland. Church Memorial Fund. perfect.” Saturday’s 10-3 loss to the Saints. AFC wildcard playoff game. announcing from his hospital bed label Chuck Knox cares about. The Seahawks have been improv­ The Giants' defense, led by Pro Kenny Daniel will make his "You can win with such regular­ It was the be.st regular season that he would stay in the race. He ising ever since. Including an Anna Stover Bowl linebackers Lawrence Tay­ second N F L start in Haynes’ place. Once known as a strict disciple of ity .sometimes people put certain the Seahawks have ever had. Bui went on to victory. ft exiierimcnl with the siiice- lor and Harry Carson, must be On the offensive line. Brad Benson the running game, Knox has his categories on you,” Knox said. at one time Seattle was 12-2 before Mrs. Anna (Brown) Stover. 83, of While Sullivan was able to fight deparled Franco Harris. close to perfect to shut down Rams’ shifts from left tackle to left guard Seattle Seahawks passing more "They may or may not be true. I’ve losing its final two games to fall out Hartford, died Wednesday at St. off his illness in 1982, he wasn't able "You've got to do what your running back Eric Dickerson. and rookie William Roberts, a No. and winning more than they did a gone from 'Ground Chuck’ to ‘Air of first place in Ihe AFC WesI Francis Hospital and Medical to fight off Reagan's coattails this peo|)lc can do, which is what we’ve Dickerson gained 120 of his 1 pick out of Ohio State, will play year ago when he guided them to Knox’ in one year. Center, Hartford. She was the wife year. He lost In November to always done, " said Knox. "The NFL-record 2,105 total yards 12 offensive tackle. the playoffs for the first time in “ I just like to be referred to as a Those two games highlight tin- of Henry E. Stover. Republican Joseph C. Markley of bottom line is: what do you have In weeks ago in Los Angeles’ 33-12 plight of the Seattle offense in 1984 She was born in Manchester and Southington. do to win’’” rout of the Giants. As quarterback Dave Krieg goes, had lived in the Hartford area most As co-chairman of the Banks Rams’ corner to unload on Giants so go the Seahawks. Krieg. who became slarling "He’s as big as a linebacker, fast quarterback in mid 1983, has pros as a wide receiver and one of the Krieg threw five intercc|>tions in a 34-7 romp by Kansas City two pered in Warner's absence and strongest guys on their team. ’ ’ said was named .second team All AFC New York linebacker Byron Hunt, weeks ago. Last week against Denver, Krieg was picked off in the this week behind Miami's Dan a former teammate of Dickerson’s Green not home, this year Marino at Southern Methodist University. third quarter by Steve Foley, who CHRISTMAS SPECIAL returned it for a touchdown as the "I don't know what Hie sea.son "The guy’s got a lot of extras.” Bv Rich Tosches game. I usually had my U-Haul on thinking more about us than about Broncos secured a 31-14 victory would have been like (if Warner "I think it’s obvious we may be United Press International the back of my car. I usually spent catching the football. There was bad stayed healthy), " said Krieg. looking at the best guy who has the last week of the season one series where we knocked down As a statistical measure of the "We probably wouldn't have been ever played someday if he con­ ANAHEIM , Calif. — Normally packing.” three pa.s.ses (and three receivers) recent dominance of the pass in the throwing as much as we did this Red Roses tinues the way he started," Par- at this time of /ear, three-time In the first meeting of the season in a row.” Seattle offense scheme, thi- Sea­ year If we would have been more cells said. "If he keeps getting All-Pro Gary Green is unloading between the teams, in September, The Rams will enter the rematch hawks ran the ball just 19 times or less successful. I don't know." «16 per dozen 2,000 yards a year for 10 years, he’ll his U-Haul trailer at his home in the Rams took advantage of a with a few nagging injuries on against the Broncos.while throw­ Knox hasn’t given apt ompletely be the greatest back of all time.” San Antonio. miserable effort by the Giants to defense that could open up the ing 51 passes. They have averaged on the running game. cash and carry Dickerson' looks even better But this year, the Los Angeles post their most iopsided win of the game for Simms, who pa.ssed for 22 le.ss than 80 yards a game in "I hope we can run the ball more when compared to the Giants’ Rams’ cornerback is planning to season, a 33- 12 drubbing. Green touchdowns and more than 4,000 rushing the past four weeks of the often and better than we did last running game. New York’s start­ unload on the New York Giants’ said he and his teammates in the yards this season. regular season. week," he said. "I wish I could turn ing backs — Rob Carpenter and receivers at Anaheim Stadium in Rams’ secondary had a lot in Linebacker George Andrews, For the sea.son, Seattle’s leading on the running faucet and yards Joe Morris — have totaled 800 Sunday’s NFC wild card playoff common with New York quarter­ who missed the last five games of rusher is fullback David Hughes would race out instead of water. I yards less than Dickerson gained. game. back Phil Simms in that game. the regular season after undergo­ with a paltry 327 yards. Of 42 can see the chains (first-down Florist & GreCnhousei The Giants are 13th in the ■"Usually I was trying to beat the “ He kept hitting his receivers," ing arthroscopic surgery, worked Seahawks touchdowns this year, 32 markers) moving automatically. conference in rushing and the snow out of Kansas City,” said •21 HARTFORD ROAD ' Grepn said, “ but we kept hitting out W ^nesday, but felt something "were on passes. But that doesn’t happen." Rams are third in the N F L against Green, who was traded by the his receivers, too. We knocked "pop" in the knee and limped to the “Our long suit has not been ______64>.9M» the run. One part of the problem the past Chiefs at the start of the season. balls loose on so many occasions sideline. The Rams said they running the football," .said Knox The Giants have a passing "At our meeting after the last two weeks is that Seattle has lieen that I think their receivers were haven't ruled him out of the game. The explanation, of course, is playing catch-up 10- MAN( lll-STKK HKKAl.I). Fritluv. Dec.21, 1984 M.Wl'llKSTKH HKKAl.I). Kiiiliiy. Dtv 21 liUM___ M College football championship game is proposed Flutie tops region squad By Frederick Waterman UPI’s All-New England team. Cross and Tony Ciccone of New Bv Martin Lader where you don't have a playoff .system for the requested a waiver allowing the two selected teams to schools this past summer. And until that sentiment United Press International The senior quarterback — the Hampshire, center Gary Walker of United Press International championship, and we feel very strongly this will play in more than one bowl game, and asked the changes I don’t see that playoffs or a game like this in first major-college player to gain BU. and Harvard’s Roger Caron at provide an opportunity to achieve this." NCAA "that they handle this matter in an expedited the near future," Marchiony said. BOSTON — Doug Flutie. UPI's more than 10.000 yards passing and the other tackle position. NEW YORK — A long- debated, eagerly-awaited fashion so we can satisfy the public clamor for such a Asked about the proper procedure for establishing national player of the year and the in total offense — was named on cM Tony Melink of Holy Cross was national college football championship game is closer ACCORDING TO PH ILLIPS, all the .schools that game.” another post-season bowl game, Marchiony said, Heisman and Maxwell award but one ballot by the Division 1-A voted the placekicker’s spot while to reality, perhaps as soon as next month likely would be candidates to play in this game are in "The Committee on Post Season Football would have winner. Thursday was also named and 1-AA coaches. The sole excep­ Rich Labonte of Maine was named The National Collegiate Football Foundation favor of it. and proceeds from the game would help to recommend it to the 1-A membership, who would ACCORDING TO THE format presented, imme­ L’PI's New England offensive tion was a quarterback vote for the top punter. announced Thursday it has filed an application w ith strengthen the educational opportunities for college diately following the existing bowl games, a'seleetion then vote on it at a convention. And again the idea was player of the year in a poll of U R I’s Tom Ehrhardt. who broke Joining Thurman in the defen­ the NCAA to conduct an annual game during the football players brought up this past summer and that comrnittee said committee consisting of former college coaches and regional football coaches. the school’s career passing record sive secondary were cornerbacks second weekend of .January to determine the No 1 Ordinarily there is a two-year waiting period, once we’ll consider it if the membership wants it and the former Heisman Trophy winners will pick the teams Safety Tony Thurman, also of in one year. Matt Latham of Connecticut and college football team in the nation an application is filed, before a new bowl game can be to play in The Nation.nl Championship. Along with the membership voted it down overwhelmingly." IT Boston College, was voted the top The recipient of Flutie’s "Mira­ Tony Hill of URL and safety Bill To be known as The National Championship, the implemented, but the Foundation is hoping that results of the bowl games, they will lake into defensive player for his 12 inter­ cle Pass" against Miami. Gerard McGovern of Holy Cross. proposed game would not interfere with the structure Walter Byers, Executive Director of the NCAA, will THE NATIONAL COLLEGIATE FOOTBALL consideration the UPI and AP rankings, the results of ceptions in 11 regular-season Phelan, was named to the team, of the present list of bowl games that come to a climax expedite this request. If so. the inaugural National a private fan poll to be conducted by the Foundation, FOUNDATION is a charitable organization formed to games. along with BC tight end Scott Bob Eagan of Boston University New Year s D;iy. Instead, it would Im* an additional Championship can be played M nday night. Jan. 14, at and other pertinent factors. strengthen educational opportunities for college Bob Griffin of the University of Gieselman. and Carmen Ilacqua of Yale were game that hopefully would solve any lingering doubts the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, C. lif, hV^- At NCAA headquarters in Mission, Kan., Jim football players. Phillips said this proposed new game Rhode Island earned coach of the Other BC players voted onto ^he selected at the linebacker as to which team truly is the be.st. Phillips, who is attorney for the major league Marchiony, director of media services for the would provide more than $2 million annually from a year honors for the Rams’ most team were running back Troy positions. "The country wants a national champion to emerge umpires and also has worked with the NBA referees, governing group, said he wasn'tsureif it had received $10 million take for scholarship funds to aid college successful season in their 84 years, Stradford, offensive tackle Mark The Ali-New England defensive from the field rather than from a vote by the national said the game would be shifted to various warm an application as yet. football players accepted into accredited post­ reaching the semi-finals of the MacDonald, and nose tackle Mike line is composed of tackles Charles wire .services," said Richie F’hillips, a prominent weather sites around the country. " I really have no comment other than to say this, graduate programs. NCAA playoffs and posting a 10-3 Ruth. Bounty of URI and Brian O’Neill of sports attorney and Executive Director of the Phillips said that in its application to the NCAA, the the question of a national championship playoff — the The participating schools also would profit record. Rounding out the offensive unit UNH, with Mark Michaels of Foundation. "Intercollegiate foothall is the only sport Foundation asked for certification for the game. idea of that — was overwhelmingly voted dpWti by 1-A hand.somelv. Flutie and Thurman, who had were 5-foot-8 running backs Andre Connecticut and Ilia Jarostchukof already been named first-team Garron of New Hampshire and UNH, as the defensive ends, All-America, headed a list of seven Paul Lewis of Boston University, Jarostchuk was only sophomore Boston College players selected to guards Kevin Garvey of Holy named by the coaches. S coreboard College basketball roundup RedWing85.Nordiques4 Knicks 112,Cavaller897 Arkansas buries Gophers Hockey Qutbec 3 1 0->4 Basketball CLEVELAND (97) Football Bowling Dtfrolt 1 3 1—5 Hinson 2-7 2-3 6, Hubbard 3-11 68 12, In another game involving a Boilmakers, 6-1, outscored South­ First period—1, Detroit, Yzermon 15 Turpin 1-6 7-7 9, Davis 614 68 16, By Ian Love (Duguoy, Ladouceur), 1:^. 7, (Quebec, Thompson 615 2-2 8, Free 614 68 15, United Press International ranked team No. 7 Washington ern Illinois 20-8 to end the game for Goulet 22 (Hooker, P. Stostny),pp,6;01.3, Shelton 4-6 2-2 10, Poquette 7-9 60 14, NFL Playoffs crushed Boise State 79-53, in the the victory. James Bullock had 17 NHL standings NBA standings Home Engineers Hernid photui by Pinto Sovord 8 (Price, Morols) 14:27. 4, Bagiev 671-27, West 61OOO, Wllllams61 first round of the Rebel Roundup for the winners. Ashton 5 (Sovord, Polement) 15:07. 60 0. Totals 32-91 33-42 97. Cathy Bohlallan 180-486, Phyllis Her­ The Minnesota Gophers found Walts Conference Penalties—Borrett, Det, 5:50; Price.Que, NEW YORK (112) (Alt Times EST) itage 179-475, Shirley Eldrldge 198-526, themselves in a hole they could not Tournament. Nevada-Las Vegas At Richmond, Va., John New­ Mather (24). Valley’s Ginny Mislick (15) Eostern Conference Wild Cord Games Diane Cote 183-520, Trudi Zuldema 455, East Catholic’s Sue Wallace (14) gets off Potrldc Division 7:40; Hunter,Que, mo|or,8:17; Lambert. Atlantic Division Bannister 65 60 6, King 621 12-16 28, get out of Thursday night. routed Southwest Louisiana 84-55 man was 14-of-17 from the field and W L T Pts. GF GA Det, molor, 8:17; Glllls, Que, mlnor- Cummings 61 60 0, Sparrow 9-12 2-2 20, Saturday's Game Lynn Davis 482, Undo Corbitt 463, Fran left-handed jumper despite the defen­ and Kris Marshall (24) have good view of W L Pet. OB AFC — LA Raiders at Seattle, 4 p.m. O'Brien 487. Minnesota. 6-2, whs buried by and San Diego State downed scored 32 points in a little over a Phfladelphlo ie 8 5 41 133 88 molor, 10:04; Campbell, Det, mlnor- Boston 22 4 .846 — Walker 69 2-2 8, Cavenall 2-3 1-3 5, Woshlnoton 17 9 7 41 130 99 molor. 10:04; Williams, Det, 17:10; A. Carter 6161-217, Orr 68 6514, Wllklns67 Sunday's (Some No. 16 Arkansas’ man-to-man McNeese State 91-85. half for Richmond, 3-2. sive effort of Valley Regional's Jan the action. East won, 50-38 Philadelphia 20 5 .800 I'/z NFC — NY Giants at LA Rams, 3:30 NY Istonders 17 13 1 35 151 128 Stastny, Que, 18:42; Savard, Que, 19:11; Washington 15 12 .556 7'/3 4-4 14. Totals 4682 2634 112. defense and fell to the Razorbacks At Seattle, Chris Welp had 23 At Tuscaloosa, Ala., Buck John­ New Jersey 11 16 4 26 109 130 Park, Det. 19:11. CleOelond 2215 30 30— 97 p.m. New Jersey 11 15 .423 11 Divisional playoffs at Pine Bluff, Ark., 56-46. The points and Detlef Schrempf added PIMsburgh 11 15 3 25 105 127 Second period—5, Quebec, Palment New York 12 17 .414 l l'/ j New Yom 36 10 24 34—112 LaVae Industrial son led Alabama, 6-1, with 21 NY Rangers 10 17 4 34 110 132 6 (Savard) 9:07. 6, Detroit, Williams 3 Fouled out—Bannister, Sparrow, Cav6 Saturday, Dec. 29 Gophers, who shot below 30 per­ 19 for Washington. 5-0. Welp scored points. Ray Robinson, Troy Willi­ Adams Division (Manno, Aubry) 9:38 7, Det, KIsio 9 Central Division AFC A rt Cowles 234-205-626, Al Scheuy 210, Milwaukee 17 11 .607 — nail. Total fouls—Cleveland28, New York Fred Kozickis 211-587, John McCarthy cent for much of the game, were 19 of his points in the first half. ams and Tillman Bevely scored 12 Montreal 18 9 5 41 127 104 (Boldirev, Lambert) 12:21. 8 Det, 36. Rebounds—Cleveland 45 (Poquette Seottl6LA Raiders winner at Miami, East girls in win column Buffalo 11 11 9 31 112 103 Ogrodnlck 19 (Duguoy. Park) 14:39. Detroit 15 11 .577 1 12:30 p.m. 257-640, Gary Rawson 210-563, Charles held scoreless for 10:25 of the first At Las Vegas, Nev., Arman points each for Young.stown, 5-4. Chicago 14 14 .500 3 11), New York45(Covenall 12). Assists— Hartley, Jr. 204-571, Tony Marine 563, Boston 13 14 5 31 114 107 Penalltes— Rochefort, Que, 4:06; Max­ Cleveland 13 (Free 4), New York 29 NFC half. Gillian scored 23 points to power At Waco, Texas, guards Carlos Quebec 13 15 5 31 125 131 well, Que, major, 13:11; Aubry, Det, Atlanta 10 17 . 370 6'/j NY Giants or Chicago at San Dan Elmore 221-581, John Belasky 560, Indiana 7 18 .280 S'/i (Walker 11). Technicals—Cummings, "They play some of the best Nevada-Las Vegas. Hartford 12 13 4 28 98 124 major, 13:11; A. Stastny, Que, 15:48; New York (Illegal defense). New York Francisco, 4 p.m. Pete Beaudry 212-553, Roger Mlcz- Briggs and Michael Williams Campbell Conference Morols, Que, game miscondud, 15:48. Cleveland 4 20 .166 11 Sunday, Dec. 30 kowskl 233-6(>4, John M yers U5-244-691, pressure defense I ’ve seen," said San Diego State was led by combined for 49 points to pace Western Conference coach Brown. A—0,127. Joe Parker 215, Nick MarottI 223, Rick Norris Division Ladouceur, Det,double-minor, 15:48. NFC Minnesota coach Jim Dutcher. Anthony Watson with 16 points in with decision over Valley Baylor, 7-1. Over a six-minute W L T Pts. GF GA Midwest Division Chicago or LA Rams at Woshington, Garner 204, Denny Carlin 225-560, John St. Louis 14 11 5 33 116 111 Third period—9, Detroit, Barrett 2 W L Pet. GB Big East standings 12:30 p.m. Jenkins 216, Andy Kamm 203-217-567, ■’Our offense is set up to make two its contest. However, the Rebels span, Campbell hit just one field Chicago 15 14 3 33 134 120 (O g rod nlck, Duguoy) 9:07. Denver 16 10 .615 — AFC Tim Corm ello 222-597, Rich Higgins 565, or three passes and get a good shot. will meet NcNeese State tonight in It took six games to produce, but intermi.ssion. V:illey pul on :i mild E;isl w:is minus eenler Chris Houston 16 11 .593 Vj Big East Conference O'all Al Senna 264. goal. Detroit 11 17 4 26 118 146 Penalties—Price, Que, major, 3:52; Pittsburgh at Denver, 4 p.m. Arkansas denied us that and it the second round because the spur! in Ihe third qu;irter. closing H;iffin. injurt-d in pr;ielice Minnesota 9 17 6 24 109 132 Wiliams, Det, major, 3:52; Glllls, Que, Dollas 12 13 .480 3'/i W L W L NFC At Knoxville. Tenn., Michael the wait was worth it after all. Utah 13 15 .464 4 Georgetown 0 0 8 0 Aztecs have been prohibited by the the gap to .36-31 going into Ihe final Wednesd;iy Toronto 5 22 5 15 99 152 major, 6:56; Smith, Det, major,) 6:56; Conference championships ••••••••••••••••••••I really hurt." Brooks scored 20 of his 26 points in East Catholic girls basketball Smythe Division Son Antonio 12 15 .444 4'/z Syracuse 0050 Sunday, Jan. 6 The E;igles ;ire now idle until Hunter.Quc.8:02;Klslo,Det.8:02. Kansas City 9 16 .360 6'/i Vlllanova 0 0 5 0 The Razorbacks, 7-1, moved NCAA from appearing in televised the first half as Tennessee, 6-3, won team, which dropped its first five eight minutes. "The visitors irailed Edmonton 22 6 3 47 159 98 AFC and NFC semltinol winners games and the tourney is being by only two. .3.3-31, jusl before Ihe Thursd;iy when they host Berlin Winnipeg 18 11 3 39 140 129 Shots on gool—Quebec 11-14-10— Pacific Division Boston College 0 0 6 0 Super Bowl X IX from an 8-6 lead to a 20-6 advantage its fourth in a row. outings of 1984-85. broke into the Calgary 17 12 3 37 164 125 35.DetroltlO-11-6—27. LA Lakers 18 10 .643 — St. John's 0 0 5 1 Sunday, Jon. 20 Skiing during Minnesota’s dry spell des­ televi.sed. At Worcester. Mass., Andy John­ win column Thursday night with a period’s end but E;isl exhibited High in ;m :dlernoon clash al 2: .31) Los Angeles 15 12 5 35 146 127 Power-ploy conversions — Quebec 2-1, Phoenix 15 12 .556 2'/j Pittsburgh 0 0 5 1 At Palo Alto, Calif. Elsewhere, Virginia rolled over F,;isrs junior v;irsily le;im won LA Clippers 14 14 .500 4 Seton Hall 0 0 6 2 •••••••••••••••••••••• pite their own difficulties against son finished with 19 points, includ­ 50-38 non-conference decision over good poi.se to open the lead to 1(1 Vancouver 7 23 3 17 99 185 Detroit 3-0. AFC Champion vs. NFC Champion, 6 Randolph-Mason 69-53, Purdue to improve its record lo 4 1 Thursday's Results Goalies — Quebec, Gosselln. Detroit, Portland 13 14 .481 4Vj Providence 0 0 5 3 p.m. the Gophers’ various zones. ing 4 in overtime. Tom Copa added Valley Regional at the Eagles’ points with two minutes left. Washington 2, Montreal 2 (ot) Stefan. A—18,156. Seattle 13 14 .481 4V2 Connecticut 0 0 3 3 Tommy Davis, who finished with topped Southern Illinois 75-66. Senior co-captain Sue W;dl;iee Golden State 8 18 .308 9 Tonight's Game New England ski guide 17. Marquette, 5-1, scored the final Nest. EAST CATHOLIC (50) — C lirlllv Detroit 5. Quebec 4 Referee—Myers. NFL draft 22 points, hit three long jumpers Richmond routed Drexel 85-52, The visitors are now 0-5 for Ihe played her best game in ;in E.tsI Phllodelphio 8. New Jersey 4 Thursdoy's Results Pittsburgh at Flarlda State 7 points. Bearse 5 0 10, Sue Wcillcice 7 115, Cothv Calgary 9, Vancouver 1 New York 112, Cleveland 97 Saturday's Games WOODSTOCK, Vt. (U P I)— Here Is the late in the half to trim Arkansas’ Alabama defeated Youngstown At Peoria, III., Voise Winters’ 27 season. uniform, popping in 15 points Burke 3 0 6, Nancy Sullck 2 2 6, Donna Fridoy's Games Chicago 132, Atlanta 129 (2ot) Randolph-Macon at Boston College NEW YORK (UPI) — Order ot the New England Ski Areas Council official halftime edge to 26-14. State 88-69. Baylor bombed Camp­ Christy Hearse w;is also in twin Revellese 2 I 5, Andl Ryan 1 0 2, Kathy Flames 9. Canucks 1 Utah 117, Detroit 116 Georgetown ot New Mexico points paced Bradley, 4-3. Alcorn "W e played tough tenaciou.s Wuschner I 0 2, Kathy Fisher 0 00, Deb (All Times EST) first round of the 1985 National Football summary of snow conditions at New " I told our team when we went in bell (N.C.) 91-71, Tennessee beat defense once again hut this time we digits for Ihe Eagles with ID points N.Y. Islanders at Hertford, 7:35p.m. Kansos City 118, Portland 113 UCLA vs. St. John's (ot Madison League draft, to be held April 30: England sklareas as of7o.m. Friday. State was lead by Aaron Brandon's Houghton 2 0 4. Totals 23 4 50. Friday's Games Square Garden) for the half that we should be up by Ea.stern Kentucky 98-74, Mar­ 18 points. added some offensive punch, ” while Donna Revellese hdched VALLEY REGIONAL 08) — Jan Phllodelphio at Pittsburgh, 7:35p.m. Vancouvw 1. Buffalo Skiing conditions are subject to change Toronto at Chicago. 8:35 p.m. 0JL1— 1 (A ll Times EST) St. Peter's at Seton Hall 2. Houston quette edged Holy Cross in over­ Mother 9 6 24, Down Burrell I 0 2, Calgary . , ^ ^__, Utica at Syracuse due to weather, skier traffic, and other 20 because the defense had allowed At Salt Lake City, Kelvin Up­ cited East coach Donna Ridel. onto II rebounds Atvssa Nelson I 2 4, Devon Keltino 1 02, Vancouver at Edmonton,9:35p.m. --$ 3 3—9 Indiana at Boston, 7:30 p.m. 3. MInnesoto factors. Be aware of changing conditions. First period—1, Calgary, Nilsson 17 Son Antonio at New Jersey, 7:35p.m. Vlllanova vs. LaSalle (at Spectrum) 4. Atlonta us to get in that position,” said time 74-67, Bradley beat Alcorn shaw powered Utah, 4-5, with 23 The Eagles had a 13-9 lead after Jan Mather had a game high '24 Kris Morshall 1 0 2, Ninu Gallegos 10 2, Saturdoy's Games (McDonald, Konrovd), 3:18. 2, Col- Legend; new-Inches of new snow Pittsburgh at N.Y. Islanders Milwaukee at Phlladetphlo, 7:35 Sunday's Games 5. Indianapolis snowfall ending In last 24 hours, pdr- Razorback coach Eddie Sutton. State 79-72. Utah topped Nevada- points. Manuel Hendrix added 16. one period and 23-16 edge al the points to pace Ihe visitors Glnny MIslIck 1 0 2. Totols 15 8 38 garv, Nilsson 18 (Beers, Reinhart), pp, p.m. Brown ot Providence 6. Detroit Boston at Toronto, night 6:45. 3, Calgary, Reinhart 13 (Loob, powder snow, pp-packed powder, wet gr- "W e were about as bad offensively Reno 84-75; In a late game. No. 15 Louisville Hartford at Montreal, night New York at Washington, 7:35 p.m. 7. Clevelond wet granular, tsgr-loose granular, frgr- Beers), 8:34. Penalties—Hunter, Cal, , Dallas at Denver, 9:35 p.m. 8. Tampa Boy as we were good defensively” At Charlottesville, Va., Tim defeated Hawaii-Hilo 80-75. Buffolo at Quebec, night 4:24; Lupul, Von, 6:36; Konrovd, Cal, Thursday's college results trozen granular, corn-corn snow, (where N.Y. Rangers at New Jersey, night Phoenix at L.A. Lakers, 10:35 p.m. 9. Phllodelphia two such terms appear, the form er shows Arkansas center Joe Kleinc Mullen scored 16 points for the At Hilo, Hawaii. Billy Thompson 12:08. Seattle at Golden State, 11 p.m. 10. New York Jets St. Louis at Washington, night Second period—4, Calgary Nilsson 19 conditions on 70 percent or more terrain, finished with 23 points, including Cavaliers, 5-3, Olden Polynice scored 18 points and grabbed 12 Minnesota at Detroit, night Saturday's (3ames Toumoment 11. Houston (from New Orleans) and the latter the next-most-prevalent Los Angeles at Winnipeg, night (Bozek, Reinhart), 5:30. 5, Calgarv, New Jersey at Phllodelphia, night Rebel Roundup 12. San Diego the first 10 points of the secona played his first game since a rebounds to lead Louisville. Her­ Nilsson 20 (Bozek, McDonald), 11:48. 6, Washington at Atlanta, night condition) vc-varloble conditions, Calgary ot Edmonton, night , First round 13. Cincinnati ic- soring conditions xx of 00 tralls- half. .self-imposed 12-day exile to study bert Cook added 13 points and Calgarv. Bozek 4 (Nilsson, Konrovd), Cleveland at Indiana, night San Diego St. 91, McNeese St. 85 14. Green Bay 19:36. Penoltles—None. Boston at Chicago, night number ot trails apen, mm-snow mode In It was the first meeting ever for exams. pulled down 13 rebounds for the Nevada-Las Vegas 84, SW Loulslana55 15. Kansas City last 24 hours, tc-thin cover, wbln- AHL standings Third period—7, Calgarv, Eaves 3 Son Antonio at Milwaukee, night East 16. New England bewteen the two schools. At West Lafayette, Ind., the Cardinals. 6-1. (Eloranta, Beers), 1:46. 8, Vancouver, Denver at Houston, night windblownsnow, ns-nlght skiing avolla- C.W. Post 64, NY Tech 63 17. Dallas ble, no-notoperatlng,opr-operotlng. Delorme 1 (Butcher), 3:25. 9, Calgarv. Detroit ot Kansas City, night Marquette 74, Holy Cross 67 (ot) 18. St. Louis Northern DIvlilon Loob13(Eavos),8:29.10, Calgarv, Loob14 Dallas at Utah, night W L T Pts. GF GA Old Westbury 85, John Jay 57 x-19. Pittsburgh Connecticut (Eaves, Tambelllnl), 16:51. Portland at Phoenix, night St. T. Aquinas 59, Dominican 51 x-20. New York Giants NBA roundup Fredericton 18 8 2 38 121 95 P enalties— R einhart, Cal, 11:30; L.A. Clippers ot Seattle, night Mohawk Mtn. Pdr Isgr 2 trails 2 lifts Maine 15 13 4 34 129 109 Smvl, Van, 11:30. South x-21. Chicago mm. Adirondack 13 10 5 31 106 116 Alabama 88, Youngstown St. 69 x-22. Los Angeles Rams Ski Sundown opr weekend 2 trails 2 M urray St. 76, Tennessee St. 56 x-23. Washington Novo Scotia 13 15 4 30 119 138 Shots on goal-Vancouver 1610-7- Klngs1t8.Blazers1l3 lifts mm ns. Sherbrooke 14 18 1 29 114 128 32. Calgary 12-12-10—34. Richmond 85, Drexel 52 x-24. Los Angeles Raiders Woodbury s&r expect to opr weekend Moncton 8 20 4 20 107 136 Tennessee 98, E. Kentucky 74 x-25. Cincinnati (from Seattle) mm ns call ahead. Southern DIvlilon KANSAS CITY 018) Vlrglnla69, Randolph-Macon 53 x-26. Denver M t Southington mm no Frldoy. First half lapses costs Pawer-plav conversions — Binghamton 19 9 3 41 146 109 Vancouver, 2-0. Calgary, 1-1. E. Johnson 10-206-626, Dlberdlng6117-8 MIdiwest x-27. Miami Powder Ridge no report call ahead. Rochester 18 11 3 39 121 115 17, L. Thompson 67 3-413, Buse 61104) 10, Bradley 79, Alcorn St. 72 x-28. San Francisco Rhode Island Theus 610 3-3 15, Merlweather 3-9 2-2 8, Coll. St. Francis 92, III. Bndictne86 Baltimore 14 11 5 33 114 87 Goalies—Vancouver, Brodeur, Gar­ x-exact order will be determined otter No areas operating. Springfield 14 14 2 30 125 126 rett. Calgary, Lemelln. A—16,683. Woodson 614 2-4 18, Thorpe 1-1 3-4 5, Earlhnm 72, Rose-Hulman 56 plavofts. Maine New Haven 12 13 4 28 115 121 Verhoeven 3-4 04) 6, Natt 6) 60 0, Marietta 69, Capital 67 Squaw Mountain pdr pp 10 trails 2 lifts. McNamaraOOdOO. Totals46882631118. MIssourl-KC 78, Harris-Stowe 45 Pistons against the Jazz St. Catharins 11 17 4 76 106 133 Reteree—Ron Hoggarth. All-New England Sugarloat 2 new frgr 6 trails 3 lifts ski Hershev 7 17 5 19 106 120 Mo.-St. Louis 119, M llllkin 85 focus week. Thursday's Result PORTLAND (113) Neb.-Omaha 94, Midland 78 Saddleback 4 new Isgr pp 8 trails 2 Baltimore 2, St. Catharines 2 (ot) M. Thompson 615 6212, Vandeweghe Ohio Wesleyan 94, Ohio Domlnlcan85 BOSTON— ThetollowInglstheUP11984 lifts mm. By Ian Love something to distract them when The Jazz had led in the second 3-10616, Bowle2-79-1113, Paxson 11-232-2 Purdue 75, Southern Illinois 66 All-New England College Football Team, Ffidoy's Games Sunday River pp 17 trails 3 lifts mm. United Press International you do it," said Green of his quarter by as many as 15 points, Binghamton at New Haven 24,Valentlne9-152-220,Norrls610161820, WIs.-RIver Falls81, Moorhead St. 60 as selected by the Division 1-A and 1-AA Mt Abram pp 12 trails 2 lifts. Baltimore at Rochester Transactions Drexler6-81-113, Colter 1-21-23, Kersey 1-1 Southwest coaches; Lost Valley pp 8 trails 1 lift mm ns. game-winning heroics. but Isiah Thomas got the Pistons Adirondack at Sherbrooke 60 2, B. Thompson 60 60 0. Totals 44-91 Arkansas 56, Minnesota 46 Offense < Pleasant Mountain 5 new pp 3 trails 1 lift Detroit coach Chuck Daly of­ Adrian Dantley poured in 41 back into the game with l6points in Nova Scotia at Springfield 2639113. Baylor 91, Campbell 71 Quarterback: Doug Flutle, Boston mm more trails and lifts fered no excuses for the Pistons’ Kansas City 31 27 36 24—118 Weber St. 62, New Mexico St. 56 College, senior, 6toot-9, 175 pounds, points for Utah to lead all scorers, the final quarter. Saturday’s Games weekend. 117-116 loss to the Utah Jazz Sherbrooke at Springfield Portland 37 30 3016—113 Wm I Natick, Mass. Eastern Massachusetts while Thurl Bailey and Darrell Detroit led 116-113 when Green New Haven at Hershey Three-point goals—None. Total Chico St. 82, E. Oregon 58 Running back: Andre Garron, Univ. of Noshoba Valley pp Isgr 2 trails ns. Thursday night. Griffith added 24 points each. Baseball Fouls— Kansas City 32, Portland 29. New Hampshire, junior, 6foot-11, 190 stole the ball the first time. He was Nova Scotia at Maine Cleveland — Named Jim Napier as Doming. Hills 87, Fresn^Pac. 52 Wachusett no report call ahead. "W e had our chances but did not Fredericton at Springfield Rebounds— Kansas City 41 (Olberding Hayward St. 95, Westmont 75 pounds, Framingham, Mass. Western Massachusetts fouled and converted both free field director of player development. 10), Portland 50 (Bowie 13). Assists— Running back: Troy Stradford, Boston play well in the first half." said Griffith entered the NBA record Kansas City — Re-signed tree agent Humboldt St. 85, Concordio 58 Brodle Mountain pp Isgr 6 trails 3 lifts throws. Then Green made his Kansas City 29 (Theus 11), Portland 28 Irvine 92, Pepperdine 91 College, junior, 6 foot-8, 183 pounds. mm ns. Daly. "The second half we played book when he hit two 3- point shots Capitals 2. Canadians 2 Intlelder Greg Pryor to a 3-year contract. (Valentine 8). Technical fouls— Louisville 80, Hawall-Hllo 75 Linden, N.J. second steal, this time from New York (AL) — Acquired Intlelder Running back: Paul Lewis, Boston Berkshire East coll ahead fo r weekend. better and had our shots and could to tie Joe Hasett’s career record of Dale Berra, pitcher Alphonso Pulido and Kansas Clty-WoodsonandCoach John- Mesa 85, Metro St. 76 (ot) JImlny Peak pp Isgr 8 trails 3 lifts mm Thomas, and again sank two free Woihlnglon i o 0 0—] son,A—12,666. Montana 60, Fullerton St. 59 University, senior, 6 foot-8,185 pounds, hav? won it, but some nights you 194. Hassett played with Seattle, outfielder Jay Buhner from Pittsburgh Boston. ns. throws. Montreal 0 0 2 0—2 tor outfielder Steve Kemp ond Intlelder NE La. 85, US Inti 42 Bousquet will opr tri for ns weather have it and others you don't.” Indiana. Dallas and Golden State. First period—1, Washington, Duchesne Utah 84, Nevada-Reno 75 End: Gerard Phelan, Boston College, permitting call ahead. "G ive them credit — they came Tim Foil plus 5800,000. senlor,6foot, 181 pounds, Rosemont, Pa. The player who had it for the Griffith said it doesn’t matter to 6 (Jarvis), 0:23. 2, Washington, Stevens 6 Texas — Signed tree agent pitcher Jazz 117. Pistons 116 Warner-Pac. 103, Azusa-Pac. 85 M t Tom call ahead for weekend. back. But we made some big (Gartner, Carpenter), pp, 3:40. Washington 79, Boise St. S3 Guard: Kevin Garvey, Holy Cross, Butternut Basin call ahead for Jazz was Rickey Green, who him if Utah wins by the long ball or Burt Hooton to a 2-year contract, plus an senior,6foot-2,240pounds, Glen View, III. defensive plays down at the end.” Penalties—Ludwig, Mon, 3:)4; Long- option year; dldnotextendthecontractof Washington St. 80, Santa Barbara69 weekend. converted two steals in the final by the steal — all he is after is wov, Mon, 4:20; Nllon, Mon, mo or, DETROIT (116) Tackle: Mark MacDonald, Boston said Utah coach Frank Layden. pitcher Odell Jones. Roundtield 1-4 5-6 7, Tyler 7-10 61 14, Catamount plan opr sot. Lsgr mm. eight seconds into four free throws results, )):4). Basketball College, senior, 6foot-4, 269 poundi, W. Otis Ridge plan opr weekend 2 trails 2 Second period—None. Penalties— Lalmbeer 5-8 2-2 12, Thomas 1632 67 38, Bee basketball Roxbury,Mass. for the difference in the game. "We don’t care how we win as Thomas led Detroit with 38 Cleyeland — Placed forward- Johnson 7-13 62 14, Benson 2-2 1-2 5, lifts call ahead. Carpenter, Was, 11:34; Blomqvlst, center Edgar Jones on Inlured list; Standings: National — Manchester Center: (kiry Walker, Boston Univer­ New Hampshire “ I was trying to knock it out of long as we win." said the five-year points. Terry Tyler and Vinnie Was, 19:24. Tripucka 4-12 60 8, Long 2-9 60 4, sity, lunlor, 6toot-3, 265 pounds, Ports- signed Kevin Williams to a KTday Police 5-0, Allied Printing 4-1, DIRose Balsams Wilderness 3 new frg r 4 trails 2 their hands and you have to do veteran out of Louisville. Johnson both added 14. East’s Donna Revellese (4) performs a bounds. Valley’s Alyssa Nelson (31) contract. *' ***«»« «• Totals Cleaners 4-1, Westown Pharmacy 3-2, mouth,N.H. lifts mm some bare spots 4697 2630 116. Guard: Tony CIccone, UnIv. of New The Jazz broke a four-game Third period—3, Montreal, Mondou Utah— Placed guard BobbleHansen on UTAH (117) Hose Co. 2-3, B.A. Club 1-4, Manchester Wildcat no report call ahead. juggling act as she tries to control sees how good of a magician Revellese 8 (Chellos, Kurvers), op, 7:30. 4, the Inlured list. Bar Association 65. Hampshire, lu(iior, 6 toot-4, 260 pounds, Bretton Woods pp Isgr 4 trails mm. losing streak. Montreal, Carbonneau B (Svaboda, Dantley 1627 610 41, Bailey 615 68 24, Poughkeepsie, N.Y. basketball before it heads out of can be. Coltege Eaton 1-5602, Green 1-6667,Grlfflth 11-23 American — Green Hardware 5-0, Cannon Mountain op pdr 3 trolls 2 lifts Elsewhere, New York defeated MePhee), 12:16. Penalties—Langwav, Cal-Davis — Announced resignation ot Manchester Cycle 3-2, Fogarty Oilers Tackle: Roger Caron, Harvard, senior, mm. Was, 7:22; MePhee, Mon, 8:25; Car­ 60 24, Stockton 1-5 2-4 4, Roberts 35 3-4 9, 6toot-5,270pounds, Norwell, Mass. Cleveland 112-97, Chicago edged athleticdirector Joe Singleton. Paultz 04164)0, Wilkins 1-1602, Anderson 3-2, Donato's Lounge 2-3, Pagan! AttltashppStralls2llfts mm more trails bonneau, Mon, 9:01 ;Gusta(sson,Was, Central Florida — Named (Jene Caterers 2-3, Gentle Touch Car Wash End; Scott Gleselman, Boston College, and lifts weekend. Atlanta in double overtime 1.32-129 9:34. McDowell head tootball cooch. ^38117°' 4. Totals 44-90 2-3, Style 2-3, Fllloromo Construction senior, 6foot-6, 240 pounds, Weston, Mt Cranmore pp 2 trails 2 lifts mm. and Kansas City topped Portland Overtime—None. Penalties—None. 1-4. Mass. Friends University — Named Bill 26 29 37 24—116 Loon Mountain pp 10 trails 4 lifts. 118-113. Morgan as head football coach. Punter: Rich Lobonte, Maine, senior, Watervllle Valley pp 8 trails 4 lifts. Shots on goal—Washington 16-7-6-1— Utah 35 30 26 26—117 6foot,214pounds, York, Maine. Yankees to reunite the Berras James Madison— Named Joe Purzyck Three-point goals—G riffith 2. Fauled Gunstock plan opr fri. 2 Trolls 2 lifts 30. ■ as head football coach. Women's Rec Kicker: Tony Melink, Holy Cross, Highlands opr weekend 4 trolls mm. Montreal 6-13-9-3—31. out—None. Total fouls—Detroit 32, Utah senior, 6foot-6, 150 pounds, Loveland, Knicks 112, Cavaliers 97 La Salle Unlyersity — Named Tom Rebounds—Detroit 49 (Lambeer 12), Cherrone's 30 (Gall Kozlaro 14, Ann King Ridge pp 4 trolls 2 lifts mm more NEW YORK (UPI) - Just other players bectnise my falliei is lianded hitting son al third base Power-plav conversions — Meier assistant athletic director; Ohio. Defense trolls and lifts weekend. Washington, 4-1. Montreal, 5-1. Utoh 50 (Eaton 13). Assists—Detroit 22, Lindsey 4), Jury Box Lounge 28 (Mary Cornerback: Tony Hill, Univ. of Rhode At New York, Bernard King becau.se he’s playing for his father Ihe m;inager M;iybe I ean’l w;dk with righi handed hitler Mike announced associate athletic director (Thomos 11), Utah 25 (Green 9) LInsenbIgler 10, Jean Murphy 7). Pat's Peak plan opr weekend 3 lifts Joe O'Donnell resigned to become Island, lunlor, 6foot-2,194 pounds, Lynn, coll ohead. scored 28 points and Rory Sparrow is no reason for Dale Berra to think up to him and call him dad. bill I'agli.inilo Goalies—Washlngtan, Rlggln. Mont­ Technical—Lalmbeer. A—8,377. Amusements Unlimited 54 (Anna Moss. assistant athletic director at Wichita DIPIero 14, RIto Lupacchino 12), Irish Crotched Mountain 3-4 new pp 3 trails 2 added 20 to lift the Knicks. Johnny he has it made. Yogi Berra has after they learn lo Irii.sl me it will Kemp 30. spc-nl Iwo injury-filled real, Penney. A—15,861. State. Safety: Tony Thurman, Boston Col­ lifts mm ns. Insurance 21 (Marget Long 8, Glnny lege, senior, 6toot, 179 pounds, Lynn, Davis, who., had II third-quarter be all right. But it’s Ihal w;iy willi years with Ihe Yankees Limited to Hockey Bulls 132, Hawks 129 (OT) Roback 6). Vermont already made that perfectly clear. Reteree—Ron Fournier. Montreal — Defenseman Jean Mass. points, led Cleveland with 16. "H e ’s just another player,” said every new player” (larl lime duty Iasi season, he hit Safety: Bill McGovern, Holy Cross, Jay Peak 1-2 new pp frg r 5 trails 3 lifts. Hamel announced his retirement and CHICAGO (132) •••••••ggggagagagggggg World B. Free had 15 and Ben Yogi Thursday after Commis­ The trade was originally made ;il 201 willi seven homersancMl RBI Flyers 8. Devils 4 was named senlor,6foot-1,18Spounds,Oradell,N.J. Smugglers' Notch 1-3 new pp 5 trails 2 assistant coach ot Sherbrooke of the Johnson 9-15 610 27, Woolrldge 615 68 Cornerback: Matt Latham, Connecti­ lifts mm. Poquette 14. Butch Carter had 17 sioner Peter Ueberroth cleared the the winter baseball meetings iwo During 1083, Kemp broke his 20, Jones 2-3 2-2 6, Jordan 12-22 1616 34, cut, senior, 6foot-2,185 pounds, Pawca- New Jersey i i 2_4 American Hockey League. Stowe2-4newpplsar26trallsmmupto30 points for the Knicks, and Louis trade that sent the younger Berra weeks ago, bul Ueberroth vetoed ii clavicle in May and m September New Jersey — Recalled goalie Hannu Matthews 2-6 60 5, Dailey 11-24 4-7 26, Volleyball tuck,Conn. trails weekend. Phttodelptila 41 j_e Greenwaod 2-4 1-2 5, Higgins 1-3 60 2, Linebacker: Carmen llacquo, Yale, Orr and Eddie Wilkins added 14 from Ihe Pirates to New York. "If because of the rule that no player he w;is si ruck in Ihe eye by a line Kamppurl from Maine of the American Bolton Vallev3newpp frgr 13tralls3llfts First period—1, New Jersey, Sulllman Hockey League. Corzine 2-4 3-6 7. Tatals 47-97 37-51 132 lunlor, 6foot-1, 220 pounds, LIndhurst, apiece. he makes it he plays, if he doesn’t, transaction c an include more lluin drive hit by teammate Omar 14 (Meagher, PIchette), 4:22.2, Phlladel- ATLANTA (129) Ohio. ns. Soccer Burke Mountain 3-4 new pdr frg r Isar 15 $400,000 in cash l.’eherrolh s.iid he Moreno during halting praelice. phlo, Kerr 25 (Eriksson, Propp), pp, Levlngstan 1-2 2-3 4, Wilkins 11-27 4-6 26, Rec Vollyeball Linebacker: Robert Egan, Boston he sits. It’s that simple. Our real 6:17. 3, Philadelphia, SInIsalo 14 (Howe, Kansas City (M ISD — Signed forward trails 3 lifts mm. boss (wife Carmen) is more will make c-xeeplions to Ihe sl;i The eye injury recpiired extensive Elsan Seale for the remainder ot the Rollins 69 63 12, Glenn 68 6010, Rivers Unlyersity, lunlor, 6 toot-2, 212 pounds, Mad River Glen 2-3 new pdr tra r 1 Bulls 132, Hawks 129 McCrIm m on). pp, 8:10. 4, Phlladel- 1984-85 season. 613 13-16 30, W illis 68 2-2 12, Hastings Women's; Buffalo Water Tavern Wllllomsvllle,N.Y. nervous about this than Dale or tide, pa.s.sedin I977hy Howie Kuhn surgery phlo, Tocchet 6 (Eriksson, Ron Sutter), 24-0, Scissor Works 264, Woodland tra il 1 lift 3 lifts weekend. 2-80-04, Wlttman5-111-211, Lowe 2-2 2-2 6, Defensiveend: llloJorostchuk,Unlv.of Udllev 5 new pp Isgr frgr 11 At New Orleans, Michael Jordan m yself” "I am strongly in Livor of the Pittsburgh manager Chuck 9:42.5,Phllodelphio, Tocchet 7 (Carson, Si*.?:;?*' wmiam s6101-212. Totals Gardens 16-8, Clark Paint 169, Tier­ New Hampshire, sophomore,6foot-3,225 Ron Sutter), 18:28. Penalties—Helmer, 569827-38129. ney's 12-12, B & J Auto 9-15, Crockett trails 5 lifts mm. scored 4 of his 34 points in the $400,000 limitation as a maximum pounds, Utica, N.Y. Suicide Six pp pdr 3 trails mm. The Yankees obtained infielder Tanner plans lo use Kemp in left NJ,5:16; Verbeek, NJ, 7:10; Tocchet, Chicago 32 20 32 2) 1611—132 Agency 9-15, Farr's 616, Nichols Tire Tackle: Brian O'Neill, Unly. of New second overtime to lead the Bulls. in pluyertransactions,” Ueherroth Phi, 10:06; PIchette, NJ, 10:22. 7-17, Main Pub 624. Kllllngton OP 37 trails 12 lifts mm 14 lifts Berra, left-handed pitcher Al- field with Marvell Wynne in center •••••••••••••••••••••• Atlanta 24 3328 2016 8—129 Hampshire, lunlor, 6 foot-4, 245 pounds, plus gondola weekend. Jordan hit a driving layup with Three-point goals—Motthews, Riv­ Results: Scissor del. B 6 J Auto, 15-9, Watervllle,Malne. phon.so Pulido and outfielder Jay .said. "Its purpo.se is lo fore-stall and recently-acquired George Second period—6, Philadelphia, SIn­ ers, Williams. Fouled out—Levingston, 15-9, 1612; Woodlond Gardens def Tackle: Charles Bounty, Univ. of Rhode Pico pp 10 trolls 4 lifts mm more. 2:06 remaining to put Chicago Bufiner from the Pirates in ex­ liquidation of a eluh’s roster o( Hendrick in right Isalo 15 (Kerr, Craven), pp, 3:26. 7, Rivers. Total fouls—Chicago 25, Main Pub, 15-1, 15-5, 15-10; Buffalo Island, senior, 6foot-4, 274 pounds, Okemo pp Isgr 9 trolls 5 lifts mm. ahead for good at 127-125. Quintin Calendar Magic Mountain plan opr 12-22 call change for outfielder Steve Kemp, quality players for cash and lo Foli was the regular shortstop New Jersey, PIchette 9 (Sulllman, Atlanta 34. Rebounds-^hlcago 52 Water Tavern det. Crockett Agency, Darlen.Conn. Dailey finished with 26 points, and Ludvig), pp, 13:08. Penalties—Driver, 15-7,162,168; Clark Paint det. Farr's ahead. infielder Tim Foli plus $8(10,1100. prevent assignments of players for ^for Pittsburgh’s World Series •••••••••••••••••••••• (Johnson 16), Atlanta 53 (Leving­ Defensive end; Mark Michaels, Con­ Steve Johnson had 27. The Hawks NJ, 2:04; Hotfmeyer, NJ, 2:46; Poulin, ston 9). Assists— Chicago 31 (Dailey 168, 615,1612; Tierney's det. NIchoi; necticut, lunlor, 6foot- 11, 215 pounds. Bromley pdr Isgr 10 trails 5 lifts mm. The only other father to manage cash which may be detrimental to champion in 1079. He came to the Phi,5:01; Brown,Phl,11;4S. 8), Atlanto 34 (Rivers 14), Technical— Manchester Tire, 168,15-10,1615 West Isllp, N.Y, Strattan pp 4 trails 3 lifts. were led by Glenn Rivers’ 30 points jW Snow pp Isgr 18 trails 5 lifts mm more his son in the major leagues was baseball’s competitive balance. Yankees from the California An­ Atlanto (Illegal defense). Notional Division: Six Pockors20-4, Offensive Plover ofItM Year— Flutle. and 14 assists. Third period—8, New Jersey, PIchette Moln Pub 18-6, Economy E lectric 14-10, lifts and trails tor holidays. Connie. Mack, who activated son "This transaction presents gels last year in spring training TODAY Defensive Player of the Year _ 10 (Muller, Broten), 0:46.9, Philadelphia, Lloyds Auto Parts 12-12, Manchester Thurman, Earle as a publicity stunt during neither of those problems” and battecl .252 in HI games. Foil. Eriksson 2 (unassisted), 5:47. 10, Bovs Bosketball- Property Maintenance 12-12, North Coach of the Year— Bob Griftin, Univ. Haystack Isgr 2 trolls 2 lifts mm. Philadelphia, McCrImmon, 7 (Pou­ Manchester at Hartford Public, 7:45 Enders 12-12, Moon Unit 618, Tierney's ofRhodelsIand. Now Engtand weather outlook; Kings 118, Blazlers 113 the 1910-11 and 1914 seasons for the The $800,000 will help pay 34. requested a trade from New lin, Propp), 9:28. 11, New Jersey, East Catholic at South Catholic, 7:30 Snow will llkelvdevelopacross southern Philadelphia Athletics Kemp’s salary. He has three years York. East Hampton at Cheney Tech, 7:45 Radio, TV and western Mew England during At Portland, Ore., Eddie John­ MacLean4(Muller, Lorlmer), 13:25. 12, Results; Moon Unit dot. Tierney', Yogi, however, is serious about left on a contract in which he Both minor league players ob­ Philadelphia, Craven 11 (Hach- Bolton at Rocky HIM, 7:45 U -8 ,166,15-10; Manch P roperty M aint the afternoon hours. Along south son scored 26 points as the Kings born), 17:55. Penalties—Hoftmever, Cromwell at Coventry, 7:45 def. North Enders, 615, 1616, 15-13; coastal areas the snow w ill chanae won their fourth straight. LaSalle his son. receives more than $1 million a tained by the Yankees are highly NJ, 1:51; Propp, Phi, 7:03; Hoftmever, OIrls Basketball Economy Electric def. Lloyds Auto Scholastic rapidly to rain. " I like his RBI ratio and I think year. regarded. Pulido, a 26-yeur-old Hartford Public at Manchester, 7:45 TONIGHT Parts, 1614,17-15, 158; M ain Pub det. Thompson had 9 fourth- quarter NJ, 10:21; Brown, Phi, 14:06; Hoftmever, he adds a little pop. He was blamed Berra spent more than six from Mexico, led the Triple-A NJ,14:06; Propp, Phi, 14:49. ^^M^Basketball: Celtics vs. Pacers, Six Packers, 1610,10-15,165. •••••••aoaaaaaaaaaaaaa Overnight tonight the snow will change points for the winners. Portland SATURDAY American Division: Redwood Farms to rain In most of southern New i more than he should be for his 30 seasons with the Pirates, the last Pacific Coast Ia:ague in complete 7:30 Basketball: Knicks vs. Bullets, dropped its sixth consecutive Shots on goal—New Jersey 6-7-8—21. Ice Hockey 22-2, Watkins 21-3, Insurer's 15-9, llllng girls basketball England. But over Inland southern New errors at shortstop (last yea r),” three as their regular shortstop games, shutouts and innings Philadelphia 1615-10—41. Manchester vs. Rackville (at Bolton Channel 9 Buffalo Water Tavern 7-17, ABA Tool & England the changeover will Involve a game. Ice Palace), 8:10 7:30 Hockey: Whalers vs. Islonders, Die 5-19, Ambulance Service 2-22. period of sleet and freezing rain w ith the UPI photo said the elder Berra. He is coming off his worst season, pitched last year. He was 18-6 with Power-play conversions—New Jersey SportsChannel, WTIC mine Junior High girls basketball Mike Woodson added 18 points 61. Philadelphia 7-3. Wrestling Results: Insurer's det. Ambulance team opened Its season Thursdav w ith posslblltv of a significant period of Icina " I t ’s a dream come true to play hitting .222 with nine homers and ,52 a 2.54 ERA and 16 complete games, Cheney Tech at East Lyme Taurna- 9:00 Holiday Bowl: Brigham Young Service, 12-15, 15-3,15-10; W atkins det. Northern New England w ill see a Knicks' Louis Orr towers over a group of Cleveiand for Kansas City. Jim Paxson led Goalies—New Jersey, Resch. Philadel­ ment, 8 a.m. vs. Michigan, ESPN, Channels 11, 61 a 27-14 win over Hall High's freshmen for my father and the Yankees." RBI. Berra is a .238 lifetime hitter four shutouts and 216 innings. phia, Lindbergh. A—16,536. Buffalo W ater Tavern, 1610,15-4,15-12, Rachel Odell had eight points to lead mixture of snow sleet and freezing rain the Blazers with 24 points, while Farmington at East Catholic, noon 10:30 Soccer: Cosmos vs. Sockers, Redwood Farms det. ABA Tool & Die overnight. (jefenders in their NBA game Thursday night. New said Dale, 28. " I anticipate no with 46 homers and 255 RBI Buhner played for Watertown of Reteree—Ron Wicks. SportsChannel llllng. The Rams next game Is Jan. 4 Darnell Valentine and substitute 15-3,167,15-12. apalnst Cheney Tech. Theraln.snowandfreezlngralnwlllend Yorkers won, 112-97 problems whatsoever from the Yogi plans to platoon his left- the New York Penn lA-ague. Saturdav.Hlghslnthe20sand30s. forward Audie Norris had 20 each. MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Dec 21. 1984 - 13 12 - MANCHESTER HERAl.D, Friday, Dec 21, 1984 Sports In Brief Plans for new hoop league are unveiled "Each team owner will be given a list ol potential By Mike Barnes championship sea.son. Celtics’ McHale injured Earl Monroe, another former Knick, is al.so players who we feel will be mo.st likely to play in our Weekend United Press International FOCUS / league,” Meisenheimer said. "Some players might BOSTON — Boston Collies sixth man Kevin involved and may be in line to become USBL NEW YOR K - Look out pro basketball fans - commissioner. He ap|>eared at a midtown news want to play in our league to prove themselves, to MeHale, who has never missad a game in his offer some visibility to the NBA for the future. you've just been "USFL-ized.” conference as an “ avid supporter” of the league. 413-game professional career, is expected to he "The league will be considered a Triple-A plus farm out of action three to four days due to an ankle The United States Football League, born two years Frazier's franchi.se will be based in Atlanta — his ago for those who believed one spiral-filled season was home town — while Barnett will operate out of White system to the N BA.” injury, a team spokesman said Thursday. Mei.senheimer said there is a possibility players McHale suffered stretched ligaments in his left not enough, has given us year-round football. And Plains, N.Y. Meisenheimer. the owner of the Long Thursday, the United Stales Basketball League was Island, N.Y., franchise, estimated start-up costs per from the Continental Basketball Association could ankle in the third quarter of Wednesday night’s play in the USBL. The CBA regular season ends in losing effort against the Milwaukee Bucks at unveiled for those who apparently don't want a break owner to be "in excess of $1 million.” from the fast break. , The other first-year USBL locations are Boca mid-March. Boston Garden. X-rays taken Thursday showed Unlike the CBA — considered an NBA "farm no more serious injury, the spokesman said. The USBL, the brainchild of investor Daniel T. Raton, Fla., New Jersey (possibly Atlantic City). Meisenheimer III, is scheduled to begin operations at Providence, R.I ., New Haven, f'onn., and Springfield, .system” — the USBL does not have a working McHale was expected to sit out a F'riday night relationship with the NBA. although Mei.senheimer game at the Garden against Indiana and a the conclusion of the current NBA .sea.son. It will be Muss. hopes one will develop He said NBA commissioner Saturday match in Chicago, the spokesman said. composed of at lea.st eight East coast teams, and The USBL is looking for local organizers in Boston Meisenheimer hopes for expansion. and Baltimore and hopes in the next two years to David Stern was invited to the news conference but "Our goal is to bring affordable basketball to towns include teams in Los Angeles. Houston, Utah, San did not attend. Texas Rangers ink Hooton where the NBA doesn’t normally play.” said Franci.sco, Pittsburgh and 10 other major cities. The NBA had no comment on the new league. Meisenheimer, whose investment firm is located in No arenas have been leased for USBL games, AR LINGTO N, Texas — Burt Hooton, who won Meisenheimer, who said all .seats will sell for $5. "We Milford, Conn., stressed his league will not — and is although Mei.senheimer said "verbal agreements” 112 games for the Los Angeles Dodgers, didn't will be a realistically-priced entertainment company not able to — compete with the N BA . The USBL. with a have been reached for a number of sites, including the believe the National League team was using him and we’ll be an alternative to movies during the salary cap of $2.50,000 per team as opposed to $3.6 New Haven Coliseum. He added the league is “ in enough and broke off a lO-ycar relationship summer.” million for NBA clubs, will conduct a May draft and di.scussion with media” for radio and television Thursday by signing with the 'Texas Rangers. Among the eight franchise owners are former NBA only will go after local college talent. contracts. The Rangers announced that Hooton, who will .stars Walt Frazier and Dick Barnett, the starting be 35 before the 1985 season begins, agreed to a backcourt for the New Yqrk Knicks' 1969-70 2-year contract with an option for the 1987 season. Other details were not released. Rutigliano unlikely for Bills Neighbors meet lOUR GREATEST HOLIDAY W A ITE H ILL, Ohio - Sam Rutigliano’s SALE EVER! situation with Buffalo is third down and long. in Citrus Bowi ■'Right now. I'd .say that chances ol my JUST LOOK AT THESE coaching Buffalo appear to have diminished ORLANDO. Fla. (U PI) - Georgia and Florida greatly.” the former Cleveland Browns coach State are neighbors on the map. but strangers on the EXAMPLE BUYS! told United Pre.ss International. football field. ” 11 seems the Bills are not willing to make a But the teams are getting better acquainted this committment Having power or titles has nothing week as they prepare for Saturday's Citrus Bowl. to do with it. (Buffaloowner) Ralph Wil.son knows Game time is 12:30 p.m. ES T and a .sellout crowd of this and he knows whal he will have to d o " more than .50,000 is expected at Orlando Stadium to Rutigliano indicated his conversations to date wat( h Georgia. 7-4, and Florida State, 7-3-1. meet for with Wilson have not resulted in an ''acceptahle only the 10th time. working situation" The Bulldogs and Seminoles last met in 1965 with HornUI photo hy TniqiMnio Florida Slate winning 10-3. After that conte.st, Georgia coach Vince Dooley dropped the Seminoles from his OPEN SUNDAY 12 - 5 Paula Cheatvifood, left, works on a meal with other campers in 1980 in Wyoming. Right, she samples a doughnut she fried on a cookstove in Manchester woods Houston gets second pick schedule. NEW YORK — The Houston Oilers, who will F'lorida State coach Bobby Bowden has wanted to have two first-round choices, have been awarded play Georgia .since he arrived in Tallahassee in 1976. FISHER the .second pick in the 1985 N F L draft hehind the However. Dooley has declined, citing the Bulldogs' ® FISH ER Soulhea.stern Conference schedule that includes — .....- — " FVH725 Buffalo Bills, the league announced Thursday. F V H 7 3 0 Buffalo finished with the league's worst record Florida and tough non-conference rivalries with / at 2-14. Houston and the Minnesota Vikings each Clenison and South Carolina. fini.shed 3-13 hut Houston will pick second be< ause "If you had two Florida .schools on your schedule Winter cookouts the combined record of the Oilers' opponents was and lost to both of them, the chance of getting a bid to a inferior to the combined record of the Vikings' Florida bowl game is virtually out.” said Dooley, who opponents. has lost his only two encounters with Florida Stale, Florida ^tate quarterback Eric Thomas, a junior Fisher 4-Head VHS Video CasseHe Leave the nouvelle cuisine at home, Pauia Cheatwood advises Gregg to coach South team from Liike Park. Ga., is looking forward to the Recorder w/Wireiess Remote Controi Fiiher 4-Head VHS Video Cassette encounter. Recorder with Wireiess Remote Control "I'm really excited about this game.” said Thomas. M OBILE, Ala. — Forrest Gregg, head coach of By Margaret Hayden the Green Bay Packers, was named Thursday as "Ever since I've been at FSl!. I’ve always wanted to • Fir tuds fir iiprmrl speciil New England Fish Chowder play the Bulldogs. For me, this is .something that's Herald Reporter * coach of the South team for the,36th annual Senior iffHf] jdiykicli • stun rmrdiii 1 pound fish, cleaned finally coming true.” • IMk|i' Nin IMKtii Bowl College All- Star game to be played .Ian. 12. > tatiMlic frill lid iif No. 10 can >A full with water (about 8 cups) The 15th-ranked Seminoles boast an explosive • lOS-ckiHl ilKtrik tiMr/ Anything that can be cooked inside can be cooked It will be the .second appearance forGregg who. > 13-iKtiii iiiriliu Im ti aitril 4 tablespoons dried onions offense and are slight favorites despite the loss of > U di]i. 9-prifrii tlii(r cikk rndy outside, insisted Paula Cheatwood as she shaped then coach of the Cleveland Browns, directed the > 7** 4 tablespoons dried vegetables premier running back Greg Allen, who is out with a 'im • 16 pted tkiwls some doughnut holes for deep frying on her campfire North team to a 27-24 victory in the 1977 Senior > IIB-cIhiiiI dNltMic fier salt and pepper to taste Bowl, knee injury. liid id lii ciMi IV) «» • Bait'll cmri piar sip|il|i .stove. • Spaal sli'Mdi pktkick Vt cup margarine Allen, who rushed for 971 yards and eight > Spiciil 6 Mdi p l^ k jickidiii If you're planning a winter camping trip in the next touchdowns before being injured, will be replaced by- V« cup powdered potatoes Muhammad Ali sued 9iw Mitiii Id StHI FriM • Fm keidi few weeks, leave the nouvelle cuisine at home, she juniors Roosevelt Snipes and Tony Smith. two-thirds cup powdered milk NORRISTOWN. Pa. — A woman who says she > 14 pruit damli • Frit kal d«l|i added. "You need plenty of sugar and grease for high Cook fish in water with onions and vegetables until is the third wife of Muhammad Ali and has • Dp ti liikt Iwrrs nordlii/pliyliicli • Mind 14 Iik IIh airdiB energy,” she said. fish is ready to debone (about 10 to 15 minutes). iiMli mini mothered a child of his is suing the former • Fw-di|it «M/ni click Winter campers need 4,500 calories a day, unless Remove fish and bone it, returning pieces to stock. Writers to honor • Up ti B knit IMidlll heavyweight champion for his alleged failure to • kiti mrlid systM they are mountaineering: then, 10,000 calories a day Sea.son to taste. Add margarine and turn heat down to • Dictriiic tipi M itif • I4'diy, 9-mit (n n n iii simmer. Add potatoes and milk and, if needed, provide financial support. • MaHUc Pniiia Siketm are required, she said. Aaisha Ali, '28. of Bala Cynwyd, is seeking $2 »44flii Rjdtk *749 additional salt. UConn’s Terry Kix When it comes time to pack, figure on about two and Cheatwood, left, fries million for herself and her daughter. Khaliah. 10, a half pounds of food per camper a day. That’s a half doughnut holes over a small according to a suit filed Thursday in Montgomery STORRS — Terry Kix, the goalkeeper on the Cobbler pound more than on a summer day, she said. County Court University of Connecticut field hockc^y team, was 1 part each, about, dried fruit, water, biscuit mix camp stove in the Manches­ named the winner of the Hank O'Donnell Female She is lookirig forward to winter camping with her pinch of salt ter woods. Below, this waist- ^ FISH ER husband. Frank Pisch, and son, Mark, 12. It will be Royals re-sign Pryor Athlete of the Year award by the Connecticut Sports ^ FIS H ER sugar, honey, margarine, cinnamon, to taste high snow shelf was built Writers' Alliance. -STEREO FVH720 their first trip as a family. Pisch and Cheatwood have •A part water KANSAS C ITY . Mo. — The Kansas City Royals Kix, who helped the Huskies to two Final Four gone on many camping expeditions with Adventure >A part flour during a climb of Mouni re-signed free agent infielder Greg Pryor to a berths in the NCAA Tournament, and is a two-time Fisher 25” Color TV/HIgh Challenge, an education program they ran for three powdered milk, optional McKinley in Alaska in June. three-year contract Thursday, said Royals All-America, will be honored at the 44th Gold Key Resolution Television Monitor years. The proportion of dried fruit to water varies with the Note the pots and other executive vice president and general manager Awards dinner Jan. 27 at the Hartford Sheraton. Last June she and her husband climbed Mount kind of fruit. Boil fruit in water until it is hydrated with John Schuerholz. about ‘A cupexlrawater after fruit is hydrated. Use as items used for cooking in This year, Kix set a school record for career McKinley with a group of experienced campers, • Di|itil ckmil duptiy much fruit as desired or available. Sweeten and flavor the snow. shutouts (29). She finished with II shutouts, a .95 • 112 iKiiriii ckimls Deadline for wild card game goals-against average, and made 162 saves. The Lake (lid id iii a H i IV) • MIC, Mlaitin CiIh pncusiii to taste. Ronkonkoma, N.Y., resident earned a spot on the • Pii(iii iiliclii ndek lY/Vidii Fisher VHS Video Cassette Recorder TH IS W IN TER , they’ll camp in tents and sleeping Mix biscuit mix with flour and water and spoon over • 17-bittii dickiBli winlB W N ti bags. She said they might build an igloo from blocks of A N A H E IM . Calif. — The deadline for a sellout Final Four all-tournament team. Although Connecti­ Optlonil Componait CablnH with Wireless Remote Control boiling fruit. Cover and boil 5 to 10 minutes until the of Sunday's NFC wild card playoff game between cut. 18-4, lost in the NCAA .semifinals to eventual cntnl witk in d ii k c i u snow. They’ll use loose snow for insulation. dough is steam-cooked. the Los Angeles Rams and New York Giants was champion Old Dominion, 2-1, Kix played one of her dMHi nlKtlM Igloo-building isn’t hard, she insisted. “ It's real extended 24 hours to 3:30 p.m. EST Friday, the most spectacular games, making 18 saves. • C « b fittii easy after you learn how” she said, removing some Hot Drink Rams .said Thursday. Kix finished her career with a 40-5-2 mark, allowing • Up ti 400 lim if pictiii browned pastry from the hot fat. 1 part milk powder The Rams said they had no count of ticketssold, 30 goals. Last year, she set a single-season school ibiIiMm »VHS format # / « t k “ You have the luxury of taking food that would spoil 3 parts hot water but it was believed that about 25,000 tickets record with 16 shutouts. • 1 vidii/iidii iipit, 1 i M •Front load dosign in the summer," she said of campingtrips during cold cinnamon, honey, nutmeg and either rum or vanilla remained. If those tickets are not .sold by the new This is the .second year the O'Donnell award has Mdii iitpit, 1 yjdM/Mii •8-function wiielBas remoto control »wtt! weather. to taste deadline, the game will be blacked out in the Los been presented. It is named after the former sports Ntpit, 1 stun idipfa She advises winter campers to eat continually. Mix all the ingredients together and have a soothing Angeles- Anaheim area. The game will be editor of the Walerbury Republican, Softball pitcher Htpit, 1 urp k m jick •9-day 1-event progranmable timer drink by the campfire. televised nationally. Julie Bolduc of Southington High School was the first •lOS-channel, cable roody tuning “ Never allow yourself to get hungry,” she said. Sunday's playoff game will be the first-ever at recipient. Campers should drink plenty of fluids to avoid •Up to night hours recording/ploybacli (1160 cassotto) Quick Pizza Crust Anaheim Stadium. Tickets, priced at $30 apiece, are available through dehydration, she added. ' 6 ^ . the sports department at this newspaper. • 1 2 preset channels Variety, nutrition, cost, ease in carrying and ■A cup biscuit mix •Guo, Review ind Still Fromo modes cooking are considered in shopping for camp food. ■A cup flour Vols seeking Food is carried in plastic bags for easy identification 'A cup water PC 320 and storage. Campers should not bring bottles and } second bowl cans unless they are willing to carry them out, the Pizza Sauce environmentalist noted. 2 tablespoons margarine MERRM ® An early-morning meal cooked at a campfire on ■A cup water win in row portable equipment was easy to prepare. “ Rice 2 tablespoons dried onion (hydrated) Horold photo by Torqulnlo ^ F IS H E R ^ FISH ER pudding makes a great breakfast! ” she said. ■A to >A cup hydrated vegetables EL PASO, Texas (DPI) - Coach CHRISTMAS She advised campers thaU they’ll need more ■A cup tomato base Johnny Majors knows it won't be seasoning than they use indoors: ■A teaspoon each black pepper, garlic powder, ■••W W U n r mm ■■•VaHIII Wllll JlVraO • Don’t Just watch TV.. oregano easy to stop the high-scoring When not climbing mountains 'land hiking in the Maryland offense, but still hopes woods, Cheatwood keeps fit by doing aerobic fish> wild onions, bacon bits, sausage, if desired and • n" (liMlI kImMi um available his unranked Tennessee Volun­ • 4 Vrati H> duaat akina ns • Saa iWitan ina kk ikB, fna IM-taUi, Experience It! exercises and pedaling a computerized, stationary ■A cup cheese, thinly sliced teers can capture a second straight • M rail itaH aiiai ai »• OltHHlItN Ik HI . IIMnaiaaaaalllt bicycle four days a week. bowl victory over the 1 Ith-ranked aHkd fa p a uik| naaiaa MMiaaaala Mix Quick Crust ingredients into stiff dough. Roll • faimliil laMaaiPa MMaun ■'I love to eat,” said Cheatwood. She agreed to share Terrapins. • lOtq linlta loali ortnl • fka laitia ipl ai • MaHaPNaaki out or pat into bottom of a frying pan. Turn up edges to « Mtk Pa pWin her camping recipes. hold sauce. "Maryland will probably be • lit M tm i (iakdai • faiabdVIda/Ikdi lAipli • In tmi lOa aoln • t ah a tktlmh akklV) I al It aM revved up a little more and ready • Saa tApra ntprt • 15' IPiiakkati lank ho. Ikk ikaa l Mix sauce ingredients except cheese and other • OiitiLclaal dk|ky • i|llaMaa*a(ak«lp Doughnut Holes toppings. Pour sauce in crust, top with chee.se and to kick our teeth out.” Majors said. ■amantaPipaii Waa laMi “ They think they should've won •StlfM Oudy • MHtaakapakPi > IIOi likai i«k laM 2 cups of biscuit mix other toppings, if used. Cover pan. Bake until crust is the game last year. We'll need a alln^Mrfla ■A cup sugar golden brown by a campfire or on a camp stove with terrific day on offense and defen.se STEREO SOUNDI 3 teaspoons baking powder low heatr. For a campfire, made a bed of coals for a baking area by the flames and rotate occasionally so to win.” H igh Resolution Picture.! 1 teaspoon salt Tennessee will try to make it two I beaten egg ' the side by the fire doesn’t burn or cook more than the in a row over Maryland when the >/t cup milk rest. If the cheese does not melt, a little fire of small two teams clash Saturday in the ■A cup oil twigs can be burned on the lid until the cheese melts. nation's third oldest post-season 1 teaspoon vanilla cla.ssic, the Sun Bowl. Mix dry ingredients. Campsite Omelette Kickoff for the nationally tele­ Mix wet ingredients; then add to dry ingredients i 1 vised game is 3 p.m. EST. and stir well. Drop in hot fat by the teaspoon. Leave I part powdered egg u . The Terrapins have lost their In order for our employees for about three minutes and turn once while they cook. 1 part biscuit mix lust four bowl appearances, includ­ *999 Drain well. Shake doughnut holes in confectioner's 1 part milk ing a 30-23 setback to Tennessee to fully enjoy the holidays, sugar or sugar and cinnamon. dash of salt last year in the Florida Citrus Bowl Fri. Dec. 21 Open til 4pm cheese and a 21-20 Aloha Bowl loss to Sat. Dec. 22 sales dept. HT 770 HT870 Rice Pudding Add water until mixture has the consistency of Washington in 1982. 3 cups water pancake batter. Cook one side of pan; then, add open 9-5 cheese to the batter on the uncooked side. Flip the "Our game plan is complete and 1 cup lice cooked portion on top of cheese and finish cooking I feel better about this game than Mon./Tues. Dec. 24 & 25 Closed 1 teaspoon saK over medium to low heat witht he lid on. the two previous years,” said Tues. Jan. 1 Closed ■A cup raisins Maryland Coach Bobby Ross, Hydrated dried onions and green peppers or fresh i tablespoons margarine onions can be added. whose team set an NCAA record by ALSIEFFERrs ■A cup powdered milk Although Cheatwood looks for bargains in super­ overcoming a 31-point halftime E-Z TER M S: SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER 'A cup lukewarm water (to mix milk) markets for camping food, she buys expensive egg deficit and averaged 446 yards • CASH W cup brown sugar or boney offense and 32 points a game. 1 tablespoon cinnamon powder for outdoor cooking for a better flavor. Her Maryland, the Atlantic Coast • CREDIT CARD 'S dash ol nutmeg food budget for winter camping is between $5 and $6 a Conference champion, finished the • MDNTtiLY % Boil 3 cups of water. Add rice and raisins and boil day for each person. Food is carefully selected regular season 8-3, Tennessee PAYMENTS gently until rice is done. Add margarine. Mix considering nutrition, ease in carrying and keeping, ended the regular season 7-3-1 and 647-9997 powdered milk with enough water to make it liquid. economy, taste and hearty, winter appetites. Besides tied for fifth in the Southeastern Add milk, sugar and spice to taste. needing more sweets, starches and fats for extra Conference. DiLion OPEN DAILY: MON-THURS TIL a • TUes-WEO-SAT TIL S • FRIDAY TIL 8 Powdered eggs (equivalent of one egg) may be calories to withstand the cold, campers usually want Maryland closed the regular 313 Main Screet CAcrxass from ArmorvJ ^PEN 9:30 A.M. DAIIY OPEII SUNDAY 12 - S added and the mixture baked for 10 to 15 minutes fora more seasoning in their outdoor winter meals than seatson on a six-game winning F. IVt 21. I9»4 15 W eekenders Cronkite About Town A long Christmas meal Pat the yak stays on Y classes for moms, tots Grimaldi to be a deb Company One is presenting their lust performance You’ll see yaks, cows, llamas and emus right in Nutmeg Branch YWCA is registering for several Ter»‘s;i Gnm;ildi. daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph of Thornton Wilder's "The Long Christmas Dinner” downtown Hartford this weekend, at the Constitution winter classes for mothers and their children at 78 N. Grimaldi of W.ttrous Road. Bolton, will be presented Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Hartford Arts Center, 94 Plaza Petting Zoo. This free exhibit will be set up in Main St Classes include: ,ts a debutante al the Allyn St.. Hartford. front of the clock tower on Constitution Piaza from 11 the beat "Moms and Tots Together,” simple crafls, games 24Ih Pav;ine sponsored In the play, 90 years and 90 Christmases unfold a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. and music for children 2 to 3. Mondays and Tuesdays. In the Hartford Chapter during the course of one dinner with a "typical" By Joan Honouer. 9:30 to 11 a.m. I'NICO National at the American family. Dylan Thomas' “A Child's The stars are out United Press International "Mother-Infant Exercise," babies 6 to 9 months. Parkview Hilton Hotel. Christmas in Wales" is also onstage that evening. Tuesdays. 1:30 to 2 p.m : babies 9 to 14 months. Hart ford Tickets are $8 for adults and $5 for children under 12. It’s a good weekend to take in a planetarium show on NEW YORK — Walter Cronkite Tuesdays. 2 to 2:30 p m. •\ 1982 graduate of For reservations, call 278-6347 the origins of the Christmas star. Central Connecticut sat back with his feet up la.st month "Mother-Tot Exercise,: children 2': to 4 years. KasI C.ilholie High State University Planetarium, on Wells Street in New and for the first lime watched Thursdays, 10:.30to II: 15 a m. School, she is majoring Britain, presents "The First Christmas.” a show for television cover a presidential "Parenl-f'hild Playgroup. " mothers get acquainted computer science at Dowtown music, Santa children, at 1:30 p.m. daily. election. while babies and small childiren enjoy the playthings Bcntlcv College in Admission is $2 for adults, $1 for children under 12. "I enjoyed being home with my in the child-care room. Tuesdays. 12:30 to 2 30 p m Boston Main Street will be alive with music and Christmas Call 827-7419. ‘"The Star of Bethlehem” is the title of feet on a footstool, flipping the "Mother-Daughter Jazz Dance." girls 6 and older the annual Pavane activity Saturday as shoppers look for last-minute the show at the Children's Museum of West Hartford, buttons back and forth,” Cronkite join mothers for exercise and dance movements to Ball on Dee 29. 14 presents. 950 Trout Brook Drive. It's shown at 1:30 and 3:30 p.m. said in an interview, "I've never up-tempo music. Wednesdays from 6:30 to 7:30 p m women of Italian dt's There will be special events planned for shoppers. on weekends, 1:30 p.m. only on weekdays. Admission seen an election on television. I did For more information, call YMCA, 647-1437, cent will Iw intr^need The Bennet Junior High School Band will begin is $3 for adults, $1.50 for students and senior citizens. every one from the time we first The P;iv.ine. birsed on playing at noon. Call 236-2961. Downtown Is decorated did them and this is the first time the dance of the Pea WKHT-Radio will have a disc jockey posted I've ever seen it with the viewer's ‘Alive after Five’ evK'ks. which dales back throughout the day in front of the Manchester Mull. This Christmas tree stands in front of eye.” to the Ken.iissancc )M' Hartford’s Old State House. It was Nutmeg Branch YWCA, is registering adults lor At 2 p.m. Santa Claus will draw a name of the winner In the Nick of time He said he saw the election crews winter classes and workshops al its office, 78 N. Main nod in It.ily will Ih- of a video cassette recorder at New England Video, decorated by WFSB Channel 3. do many of the things he used to do St. Most activities w ill Ix'gin the week of Jan. 14 to 18 perlornicd hy the dcbii You've barely got time to visit Santa’s Workshop in — and that he would now do tallies ami their escorts 841 Main St., as part of a two-week series of events Wickham Park, where Santa, Mrs. Claus and the 'ii ... -'f, / V‘\i Phsieal fitness classes include: "Alive after Five. " organized by the Main Street Merchants Association. differently after viewing from the body conditioning. "Moving with Maria." Ixidy Teresa Grimaldi cockt:iil hour and elves are hard at work finishing the items to be Sing carols Victorian-style other side of the screen. He dinner will preci'de the delivered Monday night. The workshop is open, free, declined to go into detail. design, morning workout, evening workout, jazz through this weekend from 1 to 5 p.m. For more Cheney Hall will be decorated with wreaths and n..M dance. Hatha Yoga, fitness lor teachers, tennis round eeremonies I):incing w ill be to Ihe music of .41 Jarvis ‘Stranger In the Straw’ "The problem is, you know, we Orchestra information, call 528-0856. candles for the Victorian Carol Sing planned Saturday used to look at tapes and try to robin, fitness during pregnancy and prenatal yoga The Salvation Army's Youth Choir will present at 6:30 p.m. on the lawn of the historic hall. analyze how we cogld improve the Arts and crafts clas.ses include: "Cabbage Pati'h Proceeds w ill go to college schol.irships ;ind other "Stranger in the Straw," a Christmas musical, Carolers are asked to wear a vintage piece of broadcast,” he said. "We did that Herald pholo by Pinto Doll Making." ba.sket-weaving workshops, Valentine eh:irit:dile projects Sunday at 4 p.m. at the Citadel, 661 Main St. Baking ’round the world clothing, such as an old hat, scarf or fur coat, to wreaths, mouse doorstops. "No-Sew Wreath. " and every election year. But one eandymaking. Kids who are at least 6 years old are invited to bake heighten the Victorian atmosphere at the building, truism I have found in television, Soloists trim pageant tree which was once the cultural center for the community and in newspapers, for that matter The YWCA ul.so has inlere.sls groups such as Koffei- Pinochle winners (and taste) cookies from around the world at a holiday Krafters and a book discussion series. Woods supply toy-makings cooking session at 1 p.m. Saturday at the New Britain and which will eventually be the permanent home of — you cannot analyze the product Irene Flynn, left, and Terri Martin decorate a Christmas the Little Theater of Manchester. Child-eare is available in the morning. For a fri-e Scores ol the Pinochle games pl;i>cd Dec 13 al Ihe At "Nature's Toyshop," families can make toys Youth Museum, 30 High St., New Britain. Admission when the news has died and is cold tree during the “Holly-Jolly Christmas" program on program catalog or other information. e;ill the V WCA Army-Navy Club have Im-cii :iniioiinccd lor games to this workshop is just 50 cents, but pre-registration is The Salvation Army Band under the direction of and rigor mortis has set in. It from natural materials gathered in the woods and Michael Orfitelli, the South United Methodist Church Wednesday at St. Bridget School. The two trimmers were office al 647-1437. played Dec 13 by .senior cilizciis fields. The Connecticut Audubon Society's Holland required. Call 225-3020. doesn’t work. There's no excite­ Choir, Santa Claus and Christmas readings will be ment to it. What is inherently among several soloists in a pageant of music, readings, a Brook Nature Center. 1361 Main St,, Glastonbury, part of the traditional program. Mayor Barbara Y offers back advice Morning scores are: .Anna Wajda 678. Fritz will hold the workshop Saturday from 10 a.m. to exciting in the news itself is gone. tableau and community carol sing. Wilkinson 6.'i;i: Robert Schubert 643: .Andy Noskc6.30; Weinberg will bd'host. "I think that’s what happened VERNON - The Indian Valley WMCA will hold an noon. Fee is $3 for society members and $4 for A collection will be taken to benefit the Salvation Jos|N‘hine Strimke 623: Ann E'oiiier 610. Biid Paquin non-members. Whiskey before breakfast? election night. I had looked at .so One’s trash Is another’s treasure excrei.se program, the "Y's Way to a Healthy B;ick." 603: ILiiis Krederick.sen .591; Ad:i Ilojiis .591. Rene Army’s free Christmas dinner. many tapes of election night and starling Jan 7 at the branch at 375 Hartford Turnpike Maire 590; Mary Hill .586; Mary Chapman .578. Betty Participants will gather materials from the woods The well-known country fiddling group. Whiskey Among others planning the event are: Herbert didn't see the things I saw and fields near the center and make the toys indoors. Before Breakfast, will play for a country dance PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - It's 1681 took place between Aug. 6 Sessions will be on eight Mondays from 7 to 8 p m Turner .572:; Sam Schors .571; J»h* Garilialdi 570: Scrooge didn’t show Stevenson of the Cheney Hall Foundation; Anne Flint watching live." The preventive program is designed for lho.se who SvH*na Andrew and Grace Gibbs 567 For registration and more information, call the tonight at 8 at Emanuel Congregational Church, 10 of the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce; . Cronkite. who retired from the unlikely that colonists 300 years and Dec. 7 in preparation forthe center at 633-8402. ago figured theirhou.seholdtrash construction of the Society Hill have exiH'rieni'cd occasional or pt*rsislent b;iek;iche What do performers do when the actor Woodland St.,. Hartford. Suggested donation for the and Mary Blish of the Little Theater of Manchester. CBS Evening News in 1981 when he or di.scomfort. Exercises will-help to relax, lone and AflerncMin scores :ire Anna Wajda 770. I.il Carlson evening is $3, and beginners and singles are welcome. After the sing, there will be a reception for all was 65. was asked if he has found would end up in a museum. Sheraton Hotel. who is supposed to play Scrooge in “A For more information, call 653-5602. But items found in the excava­ .stretch ten.se and weakened muscles. 711: May Richardson 699; Mary Rail 691, Fritz Christmas Carol" doesn’t show up? The carolers at the chamber office, 20 Hartford Rd. the quiet life boring. "We excavated a number of F'or information, call the YMCA at 872-7.329 . Wilkinson 688. John Kelly 681: Ed Scott 678. Arline "I never had a chance to get tion of a site in the city's stylish wells and privies," said Paquin 675: Ann;i Hictcla 671; Vivien Laqiicrrc tMi7; National Theater of the Deaf found a Society Hill section will be on bored with putting my feet up and McCarthy, of John Milner Asso­ Alice Raymo662: WilliamCarman662: Gcrt Kdw:irds wondrous solution in its comic new doing nothing." he said." display after archaeologists ex­ Legion holds gala 6.59: Adolph Veske 6.58. Kd Quinn 656. Charles amine them to piece together a ciates Inc. "The.se are sealed production of the story by Charles Cinema Cronkite remains under contract time capsules of people's lives.” Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Post 102. American Legion, Gidriles 6.52; Ann 5'oung 648; Kleaiiora Moran 64.3. Dickens, as adapted by Doris Baiziey. to CBS News "as 'talent' — their picture of life in colonial Phila­ will hold a New Year's Eve Gala Party at 9 p.m. at the ■Ann Fisher 640. and Rob ScluilH-rl 640 name forit. not mine," he said, and delphia. said archaeologist John The artifacts will be exhibited post home. There will be a buffet dinner, open bar. One of the players, above, weathers a Ham ord Frl-Sun 1, 7:15. — Runaway (PG-13) and Sun 2,4:30,7,9:15. has been working harder than he McCarthy. at the Atwater Kent Mu.seum in hats, favors, a midnight champagne toast and Afternoon prizj' winners.in order, are: William snowstorm. Performances will be run Cinema City — The Brother from Frl-Sun 3,5,9:30,11:30. The Movies— PInocchIo (G) Frl-Sun planned The excavation of yards and Philadelphia and at the new hotel Another Planet FrI 7:25, 9:45; Sot and Manchester 12, 1:50, 3:40, 5:15, 7, 8:40, 10:15. — dancing to the Hammond Orchestra. Carmiin, Riilli Search. Tony DeMaio. Gladys from Christmas to Jan. 1 at Chester’s Sun 1:45,4:15,7:25,9:45. — The Wizard OA Theoters East — Breakin' 2 Johnny Dangerously (PG-13) FrI and "I can't say no." he said. "If I trash pits dating from around after they are studied. Reserve tickets al $40 a couple by calling 646 7961 Gidriles, la's Bartlett, Ruth Baker, Ed Quinn and Gert ot O i FrI 7:10; Sat 3:20, 7:10 with Boooaloo (P G ) FrI 7:40,9:40, Sat 12:30, 2:45, 4:50, 7:10, 9:15, 11:50; was a girl I'd be pregnant. Meeting House, Chester, at 2:30 and Slnelng In the Rain FrI 9:05; Sat 1:25, 12; Sot 2,3:55,5:50,7:40,9:40,12; Sun 2, Sun 12:30, 2:45, 4:50, 7:10, 9:15. — The "The day after I left the evening 7:30 p.m. daily except Dec. 31, which 5:15, 9:05. — Shall We Dance Sun 1:20, 3 ^ , 5:50, 7:40, 9:40. — Johnny Flomlngo Kid (PG-13) Frl-Sun 12:20, 5:15,9:15 with Top Hat Sun 3:20,7:15. — Danaerously (PG-13) FrI 7:30,9:30,12; 2:30,4:35,7:45,9:45.— Pink Floyd: The news, despite the fact that we had a will have no evening performance. For Amadeus (P C ) FrI 7,9:50; Sat and Sun S^SO, 5 ^ , 7:30, 9:30, 12; Sun 2, Wall (R) FrI and Sat midnight. — The rather long farewell party the 1, 4, 7, 9:50. — PInocchIo (G ) FrI 6:45, J . - * ' 3:30, 9:30. — The Flamingo Song Remolns the Some (P G ) FrI and tickets, call 526-9732 or 526-4974 8:45; Sot and Sun 12:30.2:30,4:30,6:45, Kid (PG-13) FrI 8,10; Sat and Sun 2,4,6, night before, I was on a plane at 8 8:45. Sot 11:40. (TDD). Iv Tbe Rocky Horror Picture Wllllmontlc o’clock the next morning to go to CInestudIo— The Bostonians FrI and Show (R ) FrI and Sat midnight. Jlllsen Sauore Cinema — Beverlv Houston. Texas, to work'on a Sat 7:30, 9:40. Closed Sunday. - Mansfield Hills Cop (R ) Frl-Sun 1, 3, 5, 7, 9. — documentary. It's-been that way East Hartford . T'’««»lux College Twin — Call Johnny Dangerously (PG-13) Frl-Sun Showcase Cinemas — 2010 (P G ) theater tor showtimes. 1, 3, 5, 7, 9. — Breakin' 2 Electric ever since. A colonial Christmas Fri-Sun 12:45,3, 5:10, 7:30,10,12:05. — Vernon Boogaloo (P G ) Frl-Sun 1:26,3:20,5:20, "I really haven't had any feel-up Protocol (P G ) FrI-Sun 1:15,3:15,5:15, - > * 8 — Suoerglrl (P G ) Sat and 9:M. — PInocchIo (G) Frl-Sun 1,2:45, time at all. I'd like to sail my boat The New England Colonial Christmas concert at 7:15, 9:15, 11:15. — Starmon (P G ) Sun 2. — Oh GodI You Devil (P G ) FrI 7, 4:25, 6:05, 7:45. — Protocol (P G ) featuring this week.,, Frl-Sun 12:45, 3, 5:10, 7:30, 9:45, 11:55. 9; Sot 1:30, 7, 9; Sun 1:30,4:15, 7, 9. — Frl-Sun 1:10, 3:10, 5:10, 7:10, 9:10. — more — I’m getting some use out of Avon Old Farms School is a traditional favorite. It is — MIckI & Maude (PG-13) Frl-Sun J lw Terminator (R ) FrI and Sat 7:20, 12:50, 3:05, 5:20, 7:35, 9:50, 12. — Dune Storman (P G ) Frl-Sun 1, 3:10, 5:15, it but not as much as I planned. presented by the Hartford Chamber Orchestra, and 9:30; Sun 5, 7:20, 9:30. 7:20, 9:30. — CItv Heat (P G ) Frl-Sun Every winter since 1 left the the formal concert of early American music is (PG-13) Frl-Sun 1:45, 4:30, 7:20, 10, West Hartford 7:20,9:20. 12:20. — Beverlv Hills Coo (R) Frl-Sun - flthl**— TheTermlnotor(R)Frl7, Windsor evening news I expect to be down in followed by a carol sing-along. For tickets to the 1, 3:10, 5:15, 7:20, 9:30, 11:30. — The 9:15; Sot and Sun 2, 4:30, 7,9:15. — Oh ■ Plaza — Supergirl (P G ) Frl7:15; Sat ■ the Caribbean with the boat. Every Cotton Club (R ) Frl-Sun 12:30, 2:50, God! You Devil (P G ) FrI 7, 9:15; Sat ^fceeofttatsssttmsmstsftmvsftmwfassisttmfMtmtateuistsMW^ Classics by Candlelight Concert, in the medieval- 5:10, 7:35, 10:05, 12:20. — City Heat and Sun 2, 7:15. winter I get part way down and styled Avon Refectory, call 527-0713. Single seats cost (P G ) Frl-Sun 1:30,3:30,5:X,7:30,9:40, realize the schedule is closing in on $16 each 11:35. — Falllna In Love (P I Dancing 9 p.m.-2 a.m. to the g DINNER SPECIALS CONTINUOUS or Baked Stuffed Shrimp Dinner A ll o/ us al La Strada FROM 6 PM. 7 NIGHTS A WEEK toast to the New Year I contemporary .sound of 8 *20*** pw mwple Continental Breakfast wifuld like to extend TOU/IIID TURNPIKE * Prleie Mb* el Beef * BteHed Bay IcaBapa *TT« BOUNTY Open Bar 8 p.m. - 2 a.m. I “^The Heritage Group” || * Baked SMfed gkriea * Cfekkoe Caidaa Blea our Rest Wishes fora MRNCNESTER * nial Migeoe f Dancing 9 p.m. - 2 a.m. * Breilad fMaia w M INN *75 per couple for evening I *75 per couple for the evening | Happy Holiday Season. 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] IS - MANCHESTER HKRALD. Friduv, De> 21, 1984 M AN’CHKSTKR MER Al.D, Frid.i.x. Dec 21. 1984 - 17 Advice Sesame Street keeps Long busy

By Joan Hanauer Neighborhood do if .vour clothes ealeh fire United Press International She said she has had many stop, drop ,md roll' .mil I met ,i letters from parents thanking her boy who said he saved his lile b\ Trying on a new dress? NEW YORK — Loretta Long was for this, including one that said. Ihinkitig about stop dn>|> and roll hired for a week’s work 15 years "By rights, my child would think I cried To save a kid's hie Wow ' ago and she’s still on the same job the whole world lives in a neighbor­ who thought we I'ould do Ih.il Someone may be watching at the same address — "Sesame hood where all the homes look Television is such a powerful Street” alike, all the mommies look alike, leaeliing tool, we should he more Long plays Susan on "Sesame all the cars look alike except for responsible about w lial we choose DEAR ABBY; “Appalled in ladies’ fitting rooms that read. Street, ” a role she originated when their colors. ’Sesame Street’ is a to teach " "The.se fitting rooms are moni­ Boston" wrote to say that a friend the show began. window into the real world " "Sesame Street" also h.is begun tored by female detectives." But had told her that some of the finest "I was hired for five days — a The show has expanded from its leaeliing lillle kids not to he .itr.iid no two-way mirrors are u.sed. ladies’ stores in Boston had peep­ week’s worth of pilots because no interracial concept into a hlliiigual of eoinpulers Long .dso decided to Dear Saks’ security manager was ing holes and two-way m irrors in one could tell what ’Sesame Street’ world and into one where there arc le.irn at ,i school lor ehildreit. equally courteous. He said the their dressing rooms in order to was like from watching just one special guests with Down’s Syn "There w.is me ,md lliree other Abby company had signs in all its catch shoplifters. You said she was show," she said. " I was thrilled drome and other disabilities tall iM'ople All the rest weri' little dressing and fitting rooms that full of beans. You were wrong. Abigail because it got me off the unemploy- ”We deal with it the same way as liaekers 1 wanted to go w tiere lliey say. "These rooms are monitored I was employed as a detect! ve for ment'line for a whole week." we did with the racial situation," leach ehildreit” Van Buren by Saks Fifth Avenue a.ssociates” a prestigious store in California, As Susan she nut only has had a Long said "That is. we didn't deal Children’s Television Wot kshop. I was told there were no two-way and I know there were peepholes chance to employ her skills as an with it at all. We just integrate the parent company ol "Ses.iitte m irrors” and two-way m irrors in both the actress, but also those as an people into the show” Street." alsd rims a eliildren's m en’s and women’s dressing 4 After innumerable calls to Lord educator. She is a former teacher One of the problems "Sesame eompnier workshop, willi its own and Taylor. I concluded it would rooms, and it was common prac­ with a doctorate in education. Street” has helped handle is newsletter to wltieli long have been easier to talk to the Lord tice for store detectives to spy on ten to you before, but I couldn’t let "Having been a teacher. I was teaching little children not to hide snbsorihes than Lord and Taylor’s security customers in an effort to catch the matter of two-way m irrors in really excited about the new from firemen, done through its "I keep getting lelleis .id shoplifters. manager. Three times I left m y the best stores in Boston go without concept when I saw it." she said. off-screen Community Education dressed, ilear parents of l.orella name and stated m y busine.ss. In our store, males were forbid­ adding m y 2 cents. You said you "Th e fact that we make a con­ Services division. Long den to observe women’s dressing checked and were told there Each time I was told that he would scious effort to change and im ­ "Firem en come in wearing a rooms but there was no rule to get back to me. I ’m still waiting. wefen’t any. prove is one of the things I love burnout suit, breathing oxygen like The easts o( .A B C V ’G liller " .md cover the opposite. (This rule was Well. I know for a fact that most about the .show. On com m er­ Darih Vadar and to the little kids "Paper Dolls" can Ite CM iised for largely ignored anyway). D E A R A B B Y : It’s possible that Bloomingdale’s and Saks have this cial television they take one theme he’s a monster. They're already muttering ' Hah' Hnnilnig'" the Boston stores put one over on Herald photo by Pinto In some states, catching shoplif­ type of .security. They even have and ride it into the sunset — and scared by the flames and Itiey Itoth sliows give their last perlor you. but they didn’t get away with ters by spying on them is forbidden signs in their dressing rooms Weinberg cites Johnson into the ground. hide." Long said "The firemen go ntanees on Christinas Day .AHC it in New Jersey. A woman filed a by law. so store detectives have warning their customers that they Herald photo by Torqulnlo "The first difference was that we into the .schools and pul on the previously annonneed the deim.se complaint against two stores seven b w n known to lie and say they are being “ monitored" by security Savings Bank of Manchester President came up with an interracial cast. burnout suit and put the suit on of "Paper Dolls.' with " I ’.ill to years ago when she suspected recently created by Weinberg to honor "witnessed" the theft on the floor. personnel. O ur show is ba.sed on the inner city kids. Glory " moving into its III I I p m I have it on good authority that there were two-way m irrors in the Town workers give food William R. Johnson, center, becomes people or groups who have shown — it’s no ’Mr. Rogers I ’m signing m y name, but please "W e have a song about what to spot on Tuesdays Lord and Taylor al.so has two-way ladies’ dressing rooms. Terry Kotsch, left, Town Manager Sharing program. The food will be the first recipient of the Citizen of the significant concern for a person, group don’t use it. I ani no longer in this mirrors An employee revealed that not Day award Thursday as Mayor Barbara line of work because I had some Robert Weiss and Fran Fogarty hold a distributed to needy families starting or the community as a whole. Johnson only detectives were looking, some B. Weinberg, left, presents him with a emotional problems and was Come to Boston and see for of the store personnel also took box of food which town employees today and continuing until Christmas helped fund the award, according to the caught shoplifting. Sign me ... yourself — unless they changed turns looking. He said they were in donated for the Manchester Area Eve. glass dish with the town seal. At right is mayor. GOT AN EYEFlil. their policy since yesterday. hysterics when a fat lady tried on a Confprpnoo nf Churrrio«^' Seasonal Johnson's wife, Jean. The award was ADAP® has S’HLL APPALLED bikini and did a little dance in front DEAR GOT: Too bad after IN BO STON of the mirror! something for anyone | getting an eyeful, you were caught Another time the men lined up in with an armful Many readers will D E A R S T IL L : I pursued the front of a peephole to get a look at Study hails Maine peat deposits be grateful for the earful with matter again — this time more an unixdievably well-built woman Christmias concert marks Christmas approaching. Read on: tenaciously. A Bloomingdale’s "everyone had to .see” By Margaret Nagle a "tremendous energy inventory" will be a big rush to mine peat for who drives! spokesperson courteously said United Press International READS YOU IN of the peat lands in Maine, While energy, the potential is there, he m ADAP We’ll gel you off to a great atartl DEAR ABBY: I’ ve never writ- there were signs posted in the PATERSON there is no prediction that there said. Club 47’s 25th anniversary A U G U S TA , Maine — Maine has some of the highest quality peat _ -ft fb fl A B ^ By Charles Goldsmith lighting was absolutely the worst.” of activity supporting Sen. Eugene reserves in the country, according Despite one’s low weight, United Press International McCarthy. D-Minn., an early oppo­ to a six-year study released by the B U T T H E M U SIC was the best nent of the Vietnam War. Maine Geological Survey, a study Enjoy Super Savings on CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — It was around, and the Club 47 was After McCarthy’s campaign described as a "tremendous the Ideal Christmas Gift the type of club Bob Dylan visited flourishing when it moved in 1963 to failed, the building briefly housed energy inventory.” unannounced tu sing a few tunes, a a new location on Palm er Street, a ...a genuine a foreign language bookstore, then 2 7 *EQ -107* i stress hits blood pressure “wonderfully dirty" place where tiny alleyway a stone’s throw from The survey, released Thursday, was reincarnated in 1969 as a Regular 49.95 GREAT poets and professors shared just 87 Harvard Yard. restaurant and gift shop called was designed to identify the extent DEAR DR. LAMB - I am a 62- envelope for it to me in care of this seals to enjoy the finest folk music It occupied the last address on Passim’s — which features folk of the state's peat deposits. It \ LA?I-DQY 100 W A TTS year-old female. Aboift 10 years ago I newspaper. P.O. Box 1551, Radio City around. the short street, so its owners chose music in the evenings. shows that while other states like M \ , Recliner! GRAPHIC AUTOMOTIVE started to have high blood pressure. I Station, New York, N Y 10019. " I was in the Yukon recently and the number 47 Palmer Street. But Minnesota and Michigan have thought it was caused by some per­ “ We used to come here ourselves EQUALIZER Your DEAR DR. LAMB — If one is not somebody asked me about the Club the club closed in 1968, perhaps a larger reserves of peat. Maine has sonal problems. I was put on Hydro- as customers when it was Club 47, ” BOOSTER supposed to drink coffee or tea, what 47," said singer Tom Rush. "The victim of its own success. said Rae Anne Donlin, co-owner of some of the richest, said Walter GIFT IDEAS Diuril and have never felt good since can one drink for breakfast — orange 1 LED indicators. Health club developed a legend. A lot “ At the outset, folk music was Passim’s, which recently cele­ Anderson, director of the Maine taking it. If I take it every day, I can juice or what? What can one drink for • Front.Rear controls more people heard about it than sat the draw ,” Rush said. "Then it was brated its own 15th anniversary. Geological Survey. hardly do anything, since I am so Lawrence lunch and dinner? I drink one cup of in those 87 seats." * 7 slid# tons controls tired and drained of everything, and the development of names. People ”It isn’t any bigger now than it was Peat, a partly-decayed, Lamb, M.D. coffee or tea with lunch and dinner, Joan Baez, then living with her wanted to see Joan Bpez and Tom then. moisture-absorbing plant material my feet and legs cramp. with a little lemonade in between. parents in a nearby suburb, played Rush, not somebody they never "Th e first few years people found in bogs and swamps, can be Therefore. I take one every other D E A R R EA D ER — Not everyone at the Club 47 while still a teenager heard of. V drove us bananas asking about the used for agriculture and as a day, which helps, but it seems that needs to abstain totally from coffee, and stopped back for a set or two “The development olhairig^was source of energy. Maine’s geo­ my body is not functioning properly. tea or colas. However, some people Club 47. The most common things I've bad my potassium checked and it many years after she became a the demise of the club, which just asked these days are, 'Did Joan graphy has made for accumulation Visit our Bargain Hunter EACH should, and the rest of us should drink star. ivis^iR SS couldn’t afford to pa, $70 or $80 a of organic material without much is OK. and improve your overall health. these in moderation, as you do. Some Baez really play here? Did Bob Section in every store Regular 15.99 When I am on the medication, my You seem to be unusually sensitive " I started playing Tuesday night for names that would draw a Dylan really play here?' They contamination by sediment and • • ■ S e t . , 00 people who cannot tolerate regular nights for $10," she said of the club crowd,” he said. ash, Anderson said. with all items sale priced WIRE WHEEL COVERS blood pressure is 120 over 80 or 130 to the diuretic action of HydroDiuril. coffee can use decaffeinated brands, must have thought it was always - t k i i R e g u ls r 59.95 which closed in 1968. " It was a The 47 Palm er Street location For centuries, air-dried bricks of over 80. Otherwise, it is MO over 90, If you are eliminating too much sodi­ but decaffeinated tea may contain packed.” • AM-FM MPX AUTO STOP from 99< to $99.99. The ultimate cover triple which my doctor says is all right. If I um, it will cause your legs to cramp. wonderfully dirty old room with an was, for a brief period in 1968. This year marks the fourth peat were burned for energy, said other related chemicals that have even dirtier old cellar which we LA^Z^BOY CASSETTE PLAYER chrome plated. Carolyn Lepage with the Maine M any over 50% off get upset for any reason, it goes high­ Both sodium and potassium are effects similar to caffeine’s. Cambridge headquarters of straight year Rush plays a Yule- pretended was a dressing room." Geological Survey. It is still used in * Fast forward/a|sct. Rsmovabls baskst lor assy er. important in that regard. If you are Any fruit juice is fine for most McCarthy for President, a beehive tide concert at Symphony Hall. starting at ADAP‘*'’s regular low Rush, a Harvard student-turned Europe where firewood is scarce * Local/dlstant switch. cisaning. 13" 14" B 13" alias. I’ve told my doctor all of this, but low in either, you will feel tired. people. Don’t forget water. About half songster, developed his audience and heating oil expensive. • A lantastic valus. price! Hurryl Whils Ihsy IsstI be doesn't seem to want to change Since your blood pressure seems to of a person’s fluid intake a day should anything. Is there any other medicine increase under stress, you should ask be water: at the musty music hall, where the While peat is not available for $29900 I could try that m i^ t work better? for one of the beta-blocker medicines, I’d like to plug skim milk fortified lighting was inadequate and many private use in this country, it can I’m 5 feet 4 and weigh 118. I’ve never which neutralize adrenaline. Stress with 2 percent nonfat milk solids. It is patrons had to peer around posts to be used commercially •— even been too heavy. stimulates the release of adrenaline, an excellent low-fat, low-cholesterol see their beloved troubadors. made into pellets and used like Ask about our which causes your blood pressure to food item that provides needed calci­ coal, Lepage said. SUPER ROCKER- D EAR R EA D ER — It sounds as if rise. Ask your doctor about switching um and good complete protein. Since O T H E R S W HO P L A Y E D the The survey was the first compre­ you do not have a severe problem, but Cambridge club in the early 1960s hensive, statewide assessment of you to a low dose of Inderal or some many women past the menopause SALE . . •your choice in only n 4 9 each Regular 44.95 statistics show that you would be bet­ other beta-blocker medication in before gaining greater glories Maine's peat lands. The study Regular 69.95 really need to increase their calcium 3 different styies for Part M BC91090 ter off if your b lo ^ pressure were place of a diuretic. It is worth a try. intake, it can help a lot. Whole milk included Judy Collins, Van Morri­ ROBOTS findings were released during a TON HYDRAULIC controlled. Although you are not I’m sending you The Health Letter may have too much fat, saturated fat son and the late T im Hardin. Statehouse news conference 10 AM P. A U TO M A TIC overweight, you might benefit by los­ 15-8, Your Vital Blood Pressure, to and cholesterol to be consumed in Rush is bringing some of the Thursday. FLOOR JA C K BATTERY CHARGER ing any extra fat you might have. A UKC OR ATO R SKRVIC T i>i-:i .i > e:r y a \ a i i .a b i .k. give you more information. Others such quantities, but skimmed milk club’s alumni to Boston’s Sym ­ Maps and data, compiled by the • Prolssslonal styling. * Circuit breshors regular exercise program, such as who want this issue can send 75 cents fortified with 2 percent nonfat milk phony Hall this month for a 25th state and available from the 0B * 5" - 15" lifting ranga. • Automatic shut oil A reset. walking, could help you to lose weight with a long, stamped, self-addressed anniversary holiday salute to the Department of Conservation, des­ solids is a great food. • 12 volts, solid state. U L listed. place that gave their music a start cribe almost 73,000 acres of com­ Marlboroagh Conntr; Barn in the days of John F . Kennedy and mercial quality peat deposits in 233 the New Frontier. locations in Maine. That repres­ Y o u r country home furnishings center Right kind of sourdough Concerts Dec. 27-29 feature the ents more than 136 million air- Turs.'Sil. 10-S:30. I'rl. I0-9, Sun. l-SiJO CHILTON likes of Spider John Koerner, The dried tons of peat. 14 MAIN STRKTT NORIM MAIN S I.. R IK . 2. K X If 12 nr 13 9 Jug Band, Eric von Schmidt and Conservation Commissioner Ri-> j 01.DSAYBROOK 3M-089I M ARI.BOROI OM 295-8231 Maria Muldaur, all performers at chard Anderson said the survey is

the Club 47 a couple of decades ago. / ^ Regular 12.09 requires regular ‘feeding’ Newcomers are also on the bill ^ Regular 8.95 headed by Rush, 43, who hopes to Regular 8.95 PAPERBACK g TURBO D E A R P O L L Y : Some time ago R0NTS n n TRUSFORM yeast, but probably not so much produce a theatrical presentation REPAIR “ CLEANER you published a sourdough recipe. FOLDING that you’d notice any adverse based on the early Club 47. RORITS TRRT WILR« ICRORRTW RRROTS HI PERFORMANCE You said the starter can be stored SHOVEL M AN UALS a results in this recipe. “ People would go down to the RIE GIST m a n RRROTS • PRCRGT RORRTS A U TO V A C in the refrigerator for 14 days. club and just sense that something • Opans to 3 loot. TUNE-UP GUIDES Plugs Into llgblsr. Blows up After using some of' it and Polly’s I do think that baked products good was going to happen," he said ROROT WRTCRES In stoch lor most popular replenishing it again, will it be ta.ste much better with at least a in an interview near the old club. Imports and domaatica. Inllatabla toys! I good only for the 14 days or can you Pointers small quantity of salt. It contrib­ “ For me back then it was just four keep on replenishing it indefi­ utes dramatically to the good brick walls and a tiny stage. To me A D A P”^ Gift Certificates available In any amount! nitely? I do not bake more than flavor of yeast breads. it was a real place but to most In Observance of the Holiday, once a week and would find it hard Polly Fisher I ’m sending you a copy of m y people it was a legend.” to use that much in 14 days. Also, all Heritage Savings offices would it be possible to omit or newsletter “Baking with Sour­ Giant doughs and Starters," which has THE CLUB 47 WAS FOUNDED reduce the one teaspoon of salt that in 1958 as a jazz coffee house known and drive-up windows will close at goes into the recipe? recipes for a variety of starters 4 4 7 7 In other words, starter that is older and breads and cakes that can be as Club Mount Auburn 47, named GOIION POSTER MRS. W .F. than'14 days and that has not been made from them. Others who after its street address in the Full Color 3:00 PM Monday, December 24. freshened by replenishing is le.ss would like a copy of this issue Harvard Square area. our Reg. 20“ i*.® 9 Regular 70.95 DEAR MRS. W.F.: Yes, you can likely to give good baking results. should send $1 for each copy to ' It was 25 years ago, however, replenish (feed) the starter indefi­ We wish you and your 4 PIECE TOP OF THE LINE. The salt can be reduced or P O L L Y ’S P O IN TE R S , in care of that the club departed from jazz $ 0 9 9 nitely. It does best if some of the omitted, if you like. It will affect and took on its identity as a folk REVERSIBLE GENUINE SHEEPSKIN starter is used or discarded and the the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box the flavor of the finished product. musicclub — withJoanBaezasthe family a happy and safe holiday. ✓J SEAT COVER starter replenished every 14 days. 1216, Cincinnati, OH 45201. Be sure CARPETED Salt also controls the action of the to include the title. catalyst. FLOOR M A TS ^ Luxurious tu p a r fit. The club’s owners were initially Baaulllul 1" plls with acrylic back. skeptical of folk, and reluctantly Gold, Macli, gray blue A red. HI back o r lo w b a ck. C h a rco a l or bolgo. Thoughts Church acts vs. gang war agreed to rent the hall to a friend of RRROTS FROM *2** TO «74*« Baez who said she was well worth a STOCKING STUFFERS C H IC A G O (U P I) — In the wake listen. not the only actor in this matter, "I think on my first night they of a gang slaying reportedly but then we are perhaps more There is a lot of talk today-about committed to generate publicity, had eight people there,” Baez said represented in every area of the from her home near San Fran­ .WE HAVE ROBOTS!!! PAIR 99<-2” the “ second coming.” People are the Roman Catholic Archdiocese city than any other single group.” H o lid ay “ Regular 10.95 worried about nuclear war and the of Chicago announced plans to cisco. “ I stayed for a long time, 14 H O G O H J * Fla*ash lig h ts Gang violence has claimed the Biblical Armageddon. Some dis­ doing Tuesdays and Fridays. I sort Regular 21.95 ■ ■ *• LochLoci do-lcor spend $250,000 to counter gang lives of at least 99 youths, ages 11 1V» TON torted minds even think they are of nestled in there. It was kind of violence in the city. though 20, this year, police records DRIVE-ON JA C K JB IB IH * ^pgFog clolha doing God's will if they hasten a home.” As Cardinal Joseph Bernardin show. One of the victims, Santos CAR RAMPS STANDS |B * 4oz. ArtnoraM nuclear war. Nothing could be made the announcement Thurs­ It was in those halcyon days of Martinez, was killed Dec. 11 while Haavy ifcdy conalnic- Ig • 4ph. C or D farther from the truth. day, a judge set bonds totaling the early 1960s when folk music playing video games. tlon. Lifts wbssla 6" IB battorlos The “second coming” may be a more than $500,000 for three came of age in the United States, SAVE S4.00 The three men charged in his enjoying revival a generation after H o u rs off ground. 6 ,9 0 0 lb. - * 3ph.Carlroaboor fascinating subject for debate, but suspects in the slaying of a death have told police they wanted PAIR I am more intrigued with the “ first the form was popularized by the capacity. • And many morol 15-year-oid boy described by police their gang to get as much publicity coming.” We still have not come to likes of Woody Guthrie. as an innocent bystander. One as the killers in last month's ouM^ rmucK grips with this One born in a suspect told police the killing was Early Club 47 patrons were far n c K U P oua Niwfsi SToaii. slaying of prep basketball star Ben more traditional than the blue- Heritage Savings manger long ago. His message of done to generate publicity for their Wilson. Police said one of the WETHERSFIELD SPRINGFIELD MA love and peace has not yet taken jeaned crowd of the late 1960s and ^ Manchester Division 1134 Silos Oeons Howy 1301 Porltar A ys gang. suspects returned to the scene Roai*o9a«n early 1970s. Skinny ties and preppy Mein Olllce: 1007 Main SI. 649-4586 • K-Mart Plaza, Spencer SI. 649 3007 Corner Main 6 Hudson Sts 64 7 0568 in AAarthoih, Nomco Woi of mtsrsection of Podiof A Wilbrohom RATUaOATt hold in our hearts. We need to listen Bernardin said the archdiocese S am fo 4pm after the shooting to count the clothes were the dress of the day Cosantry: Route 31 742-7321 QIaalonbury: Inside Frank's Supermarket. Fox Run Mall 633-7655 721-0400 Rd. nsirt to Burgsr King A Hof AppI again to what God is saying to us in would spend $250,000 to fight gang television crews. tU N O A V I the “ first coiping" before we get so violence even though it faces a during the club’s prim itive years. South Windsor: 29 Oakland Rd. 644-2484 • Tolland: Rt. 195 872-7387 lAIMP■ WtSfRyBueateipMiMfS 783-0736 Noon $• "The whole scene was kind of N H^ AE.i excited about the "second budget crunch. S T O t f t thrown together," said von MANCHESTER coming.” “ We think the issue is critically The St. Louis, Mo. metropolitan 349 Spsncar Sf. OFtNSUNOAVt Schmidt, who co-authored a book Come In Today Plenty of Free Parking! important, and therefore we will area, with 2,356,460 residents, is HOBBVTVme ^ ocroat from Shop Rtfs on the Cambridge folk scene. "The Rev. D r. Shephard S. Johnson reallocate funds to meet this the 12th largest metropolitan area and Save! 649-2885 South United Methodist Church priority," he said. “ The church is in the United States. air was kind of an 'eau de mildew.’ It was totally unglamorous and the

o 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friduy, Deo 21. 1984 M.ANt'HKSTKK HKIC^LD, Frlduy, Dor ::i. 1984 - 18 CAPTAIN EASY ‘ by Crooke « Casale NICE JEMEL«.^ I aUEM MRfr. UlBV OOCffFi $ORR> you CAN'T STAY. THEY LOOtc \ VKABNT KIPPIN®’ Friday T V / SOttTA MIPPLE y ABOUT 9HEIK ’J1 e a « t e r n . , ^ ^ v e r Bo o t i . Connecticut Towns want more road aid from state 6 : 0 0 P M C3D CJ) 2 Z (ZO) New* ^11j Holiday Bowl College Football; The Governor’s Infrastrui'lure Task al.so have more miles of roads listed in mainlained roads and bridges, has not Brigham Young vs Michigan Bv Mork A. Dupuis ClJ Three's Company In Brief United Press International Force earlier this week said $l .3 billion poor or unacceptable condition. said yet what he will seek for local road Channels (18) Dr G e rie ^ o tt f f ) Hart to Hart is needed to repair and maintain local "Conneeticut's state government has aid in the budget he will submit to the (22) Hunter/Hunier and McCall are as I cgislatiiro in February. (tij Benson WFSB Hartford. CT (Ij signed the task'^of investigating a car­ HARTFORD — The stale’s largest roads and recommended a $10 million a vital interest in adequately main­ (1 j) Dr. Gene Scott WNEW New Yorli. NY 'tj bombing which'resulted in the death of the Police detective suspended municipal lobby has asked the stale to annual increase in state road aid to tained loi’al infra.structure." he said However. O'Neill lias said be ex)H'Cts WTNH New Haven, CT Police Commissioner s wife (60 min ) increase aid to cities and towns for cities and towns. "'Business, commerce and the quality to recommend about $‘20 million in Dukes of Hazard WOR New York, NY WEST HAVEN — A West Haven detective has X (24) $7] Groat Performances: Bach (24 3 2 1. Contact (CC) WPIX New York, NY It- been suspended indefinitely after witnesses repairing and maintaining local roads CCM said the task force did a good of life depend on .i well-maintained added stale aid to cilies and towns for Christmas Oratorio Christmas Cantata (38) One Day at a Time WHCT Hartford. CT 'It claimed he kicked a night club patron in the face by 825 million, as well as local tax relief job in documenting local road repair road system " pro|M'i’ly lax lY'lief WTXX Weterbury. CT 20 Nikolaus Harnoncourt conducts the Con (40) Newswatch cenius Musicus of Vienna in this tribute to as he lay prone and handcuffed. The man later and increases in school aid. needs, but came up short in endorsing C’ogen said city and town govern In addition to the $1 :ibillion price lag WWLP Springfield. MA n Connecticut Conference of Munici­ only the $10 million increase in state on local ro.id rcp.iir needs, the ('CM '411 Reporter 41 WEDH Hertford. CT 24 Johann Sebastian Bach on the tncentennial died of a broken neck. ments lack the resources to pay for of his birth (90 min ) * palities said Executive Director Joel aid. said the infraslnictiii e task force found MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour WVIT Hertford. CT ao Detective Herbert Johnson Jr. was taken off the local road and bridge repairs and other WSBK Boston. MA 20 (41J El Malehcio Cogensaid Thursday, "It’s not an "We are not asking for a lot o( infrastruetnre needs, citing figures that $;14 million i.s needed for local (01) Fantasy Island payroll by Police Chief Michael N. D’Errico WGGB Springfield. MA 40 [C N N ] Freeman Reports LEVY'S LAW ' by Jsmaa Schumaialar Wodiiosday and charged with use of “ excessive ’either-or,’ ’’ situation. money," he said. "W e are asking for showing that local property taxes bridges (C N N ] Prog Cont'd WXTV Paterson. NJ 41 CCM said its request for an doubling only $25 million when there is a The CCM said the task force also WGBY Springfield. MA [E S P N ] College Football '84: Hotiday force” during the incident last weekend at the already represent the stale’s biggest [ESPN] ESPN's Horse Racing Weekly Bowl from San Diego. CA WEL,U NOW "nHAT o r COUB6E, cited a need for $1.7 billion lor sewers, WTIC Hertford. CT •1 0 H,3O y Casino Restaurant and Club. in road aid from $25.3 million to $50.6 documented need for $I 3 billion." lax IHBO] Video JukeboK CNN Cable News Ntwrk (CNN) [U S A ] Friday Night Boxing Coverage of IV C iTBAIGHTE^JEP ANP TO 6HOW million was "conservative and pru­ Cogen said municipal governments Gov. William A O'Neill, who won $.5fi million lor storm drainage. $33 A E t HANUK-CAH State’s Attorney Arnold Markle was awaiting a (U S A ] Cartoon Express ESPN Sports Network lESPNl professional boxing is presented from OUT EVEC.VTMN& dent" and needed now to help towns have three times as many miles of approval this year for a $5 5 billion. million lor govcniment buildings and wrrw AL.AN. A M I NO H A B P aX)Kyt^t>/ complete report from the state’s medical HBO Home Box Office iHBOl Tampa, FL (2 hrs | begin to meet repair needs. roads to maintain than the state and $78 million for combined sewers 6 : 3 0 P M CD One Day at a Time CINEMAX Cinemax IMAXI p o e e iv E K 616 ? FEEUII^6, I examiner before deciding on criminal charges. Irt-year program to rebuild slale- 9 : 3 0 P M (41) SIN Preunta: 'El Rafa’ 01) Barney Miller TMC Movie Channel iTMCl Johnson is an 11-year veteran of the force. (3$ NBC News USA USA Network lUSAl 9 : 4 5 P M ( j ] NHL Hockay: N.Y. Iitjured in the incident outside the Casino (24 Nightly Business Report Islanders at Hartford X Restaurant and Club was Mark D. Shaw, 28, of (28) Jeffersons 1 0 : 0 0 P M ( D Falcon Crest Orange. He later died of a fractured neck, (l8l Dr. Gene Scott Ailing Nazi confused over dismissal order (4$ ABC News (CC) ( D News acxxtrding to Markle, that resulted from a (20) MOVIE: 'Executive Suite' When the C D 08) Matt Houston (C C ) Matt is hired wrestling hold applied by a ’’civilian” Noticiero SIN president of a large company dies, five any time. acute arthritis, angina and vertigo — is He was accused of lying about his by a mother whose son has been kid­ NEW YORK (UPI) - An ailing [C N N ] Showbiz Today vice-presidents vie for the position Wil napped, but has few leads until someone 77-year-old Nazi war criminal who lied " (Fedorenko) is very upset about the being held in an Immigration and wartime activities at the Nazi death liam Holden. June AMyson. Barbara Stan­ [E S P N ] Mazda SportsLook attempts to murder her (60 min ) wyck 1954 Judge denies rehabilitation his way into the United States 35 years fact that he has to go to the Soviet Natiirali'/atinn Serviee detention cen camp at Trcblinka. I’oland to gel inlo IHBO] Irrvestigators Crusading Report­ (18) Dr, Gene Scott ago is confused and upset that he may Union," Fedorenko’s lawyer, .Andrew ter in New York. the United SI.lies in l!H!i U S .iiithori ers of the Air (22) (20) V Oiana creates a deadly clone of MIDDLETOWN — A Superior Court judge has Elizabeth which escapes and wreaks (20) Twilight Zone be deported to the Soviet l!nion at any Fylypovych, said Thursday. "He The Justice Department, mean lies cannot try accused Nazis for war [T M C ] MOVIE: O'Hara's W ife' A law denied an application for ace Scott 0 D 'Chacytin' Programa musical ough. Lynda Day George. Christopher trial on the misdemeanor charge of selling liquor The attorney said Fedorenko — who Fedorenko of his U S. citizenship in .soillbci'ii I'ki'ailic. is I'elui’iied lo the (2$ Star Trek presentando la bella Charytin George Rated R to a minor. deported. This week the last of the legal (01) Holiday Bowl Collage Football; battles ended and he is due to leave at suffers from coronarv .irlery disease. 1977 Soviet Union, he iii.iy be pio.seeiited (22) Wheel of Fortune 1 0 :1 5 P M [HBO] MOVIE: 'Circia of Brigham Young vs. Michigan The parents of Joseph M. Anderson. 16, argued (24) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Iron’ Kung Fu meets Zen Buddist philoso­ against the rehabilitation program, saying they (3d) (4$ Family Feud [CNN] Prime News phy in this fast moving adventure David Carradine. Eli Wallach. Christopher Lee wanted to prevent drink-related deaths of young (41) Leonela [H BO ] MOVIE; 'Octopussy' Bond tries to thwart plans for a Russian world con­ 1979 Rated R , . r , iTM people. Their son died Jan. 6. ($7) Nightly Business Report quest Roger Moore, Maud Adams. Louis [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Big ^ Mama' A wi Legionnaires’ outbreak goes unreported (81) Diff'rent Strokes Jourdan 1983 Rated PG dow with two teenage daughters to sup­ THE BORN LOSER ' by Art Sanaom [C N N ] Moneyline [M A X ] MOVIE: Gorliv Pack' A Soviet port turns to a life of crime Angie Cops probed for theft BRIDGEPORT (UPI) — SI. Vincent’s Medical “ We did not feel the risk was .such that the public hospital police inspector tries to find the person Dickinson. William Shatner. Tom Skerritt [E S PN ] SportsCenter 1974 Rated R NEW BRITAIN — New Britain police are Center has been identified as the hospital where at should be informed.’ ’ Checko said "W e'd have St Vincent's ontb{eak began in December 1980 and who buried three mutilated bodies in Mos W v £ t a s t e p cx9e>wat?3 [HBOl Inside the NFL cow 's Gorky Park William Hurt. Lee Mar (xmducting an internal investigation to determine least 18 people contacted Legionnaires’ disease, five created more panic than we would have served the ended two years laler The eaiisi' lias never been 1 0 : 3 0 P M Lit) Independent News [U S A ] Radio 1990 vin 1983 Rated R how many officers stole goods and funds during of them dying, in 1980 and 1982 in an outbreak publie good” identified (Nisitively. allhoiigb Ibe invesligation by llie (2d) What's Hot, What's Not [T M C ] MOVIE: 'History of tha World, the mid-1970s. unreported to the public. Legionnaires’ disease, a severe form of pneumonia, hospital, stale and Centers for Disea.se Conli ol, foiiiid 7 : 3 0 P M CD p m Magazine Part r The foibles of civilized man are sa­ (24) (57) From/American Film Inst. .The The federal Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta was identified after an outbreak struck an Ameriean Legionnaires’ baeleriiim in lap waler drawn from the CD All In the Family New Wife A young immigrant wife from Two current and four former police officers tirized in this epic comedy Mel Brooks. have admitted to a grand juror they stole money identified the hospital this week following ii freedom Legion convention in Philadelphia in 1976. Re­ public waler supply. CD Wheel of Fortune Madeline Kahn. Harvey Korman 1981 Hong Kong is shocked to find her husband Rated R only a dishwasher in a Chinese restaurant either from patients being transported to of information action. searchers have since isolated the bacteria eausing the The stale health deparlmenl snspt'i’led. lint never CD NBA BasketbalL New York Knicks Officials from the hospital and slate heath illness. at Washirtgton [U S A ] Tennis Magazine (38) Dick Van Dyke hpspitals or from businesses and homes. proved. Ibe disease could have been spread tlii'oiigh 01) 2 4 Horas The police cxtmmission has scheduled a special department defended their action. William Roots, the It can bt' treated with antibiotics, but kills as many .several types o( respiratory eiiiiipinent rinsed with 01) IrKlependent News 8:30 PM CD p m Magazine a hospital’s director of public information, said the as one in four victims expo.sed outside the hospital and lap water. Equipment users bad a greater ebanee of (2^ M*A*S*H 11:00 PM ID CB CM (4® disciplinary hearing next Friday for one accused CD 0 $ Webstar (CC) An ex-pro football hospital’s only responsibility was to report to the stale us many as half of lho.se who contract it in.side the coniraeting the di.sease than others. Cbeeko said (2$ Entertainment Tonight player and his new bride have their honey­ News officer. Police are also investigating the moon disrupted when they become instant admissions of an officer who testified he stole health department and it did. (38) Barney Miller (D T a x i parents to an orphaned six-year-old (R) (li) Odd Couple lobsters from the New Britain seafood store. Patricia Checko, an epidemiologist for the state, 0 9 People's Court l«-£IC IT required by current state law. Christmas Trees i (D Rituals continues her search for Mark (60 min ) 1 1 : 3 0 P M CD Three's Company The Connecticut Public Expen­ CD 0 $ Benson (CC) After Benson is CD Merv Griffin ( D Charlie's Angels To t> o ovFr A6A>N diture Council said Thursday no­ knocked out after slipping on some ice. he thing has changed to warrant a is visited by his mother who shows him CD 0 $ Hawaiian Heat Mac and Andy are CD (4d) Nightline assigned to a case involving a model, a Gorgeous display ol why he is still needed on Earth 01) Honeymooners X ' P p o I T change in the 1979 law under which murder and a mysterious kidnapping (60 the Legislature created the fund as Polnseltlas and other 0 $ Star Trek min ) (2d) Sound Tracks Sell those ‘unwanteds* a cushion against future budget Holiday plants (2^ (3d) Tonight Show Tonight's guests f P A N I c / i n A T R A ’X V W . are Garry Shandling and Tony Bennett (60 deficits. min ) Under the law, state surpluses BeautItuI hand made in the Classified. ^8) Anything for Money THAvti ii-ai are deposited in the fund until it 0D Furia reaches a level equal to 5 percent of garlands, wreaths and CHRISTMAS DREAM (62) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour the total state budget. or about $200 roping million under the budget for this A young child (Emmanuel 0D MOVIE: 'Shock' When a psychiatrist WINTHROP * by Dick Cavalli Lewis of ABC’s "Webster"), realizes that a woman patient saw him fiscal year. murder his wife, he tries to push her to the who has little faith in anyone DO 'rOLl KNOW HOW r T H I N K WOW, IT Some lawmakers are calling for The tlnast tree stand edge of insanity Vincent Price. Lynn Ban. ^reduction in the 5 percent level. or anything, befriends a side­ Frank Latimore 1946 TO MAKB s m a l l W E O U S T DIDN'T HLIKT available walk Santa (Mr. T of NBC’s [C N N ] Sports Tonight TALK/ROBBIE? D IO IT. A BIT. FOR A MESSAGE OF 643-2711 "The A-Team "), who restores [T M C ] MOVIE: 'National Lampoon's CHRISTIAN HORC AND LOVE the child’s outlook on life, in Vacation' (C C ) A feud erupts between ri­ 8:30 a.m. • S p.m., Mon.-Fri. "Mr, T and Emmanuel Lewis in val fraternities. John Belushi. Tim Mathe- Di.i6494IOPE son. Donald Sutherland 1978 Rated R a Christmas Dream," to air orS4»4«73 ANtaNtiy of SUNDAY, DEC. 16 on NBC. 1 1 : 4 5 P M [H BO ] Hitchhiker ■ Face to Face Cssisr CMUprsgSUsRal Chsrtii CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME [ m a x ] MOVIE: 'Honey' A woman writes stones which, when read aloud, transpon the reader into the lives of the characters Clio Goldsmith, Fernando Rey, iiaurhpBtpr Hrralft Catherine Spaak Rati’d R e Scott 36 Deer City Station. New York. NY 10019. Be CANCER (June 21-July 22) Things more money conscious you are. th e ' HEN'S adventure 54 But(Fr ) (38) MOVIE: Chartie Chan: The Castle in sure to state your zodiac sign. MEN'S 37 Scandinavian 35 College group should work out well lor you today In greater your chaiKes tor a harvest. Jr. and Missy Sizes *25^° 38 Artlessness 47 Inside of (comb, 55 Sioux Indian the Desert' Weird happenings in a desert B14ZERS 4 CM COATS god castle entice Charlie Chan to solve the MOTORCYCLE JACKETS form) 39 Reb^ous 40 Powerful 56 Chap mystery. Sidney Toler, Arleen Whelan * 6 9 « *69** factKxi explosive 49 Throws 59 Enzyme (suff.) 1942 41 Nautical rope (abbr) 50 Ireland 60 These (Fr.) Film/Sign off Bridge 42 Of the nose [C N N ] Crossfire ® 100% 44 Burmese [E S PN ] Mazda SportsLook SUEDE L M m JACKETS ALPACA WOOL SWEATERS capital [M A X ] MOVIE: 'AmityviHe M; The ace, let him draw trumps as betore. I 46 3, Roman Possession' Supernatural forces return to NORTH 1221-84 Two roads *39” and »49*» »19*» a cursed suburban home. Bun Young, Ru- ♦ K J 9 7 cash the club king, ana men leao a ^ 48 Broke bread low heart. If West plays low. declarer • 49 Bequeathing tanya Alda. James Olson. 1982 Rated R YA843 FACTORY LEATHERS IS NO 1 IN LOWEST PRICES. AND HIGHEST IN ♦ A to 12 tricks will insert the eight from dummy, 1 53 Air pollution [T M C ] MOVIE: 'L e r ^ ' This is the stof> QUALITY AND CXiANTITY OF LEATHER COATS of Lenny Bruce, who's humor and mono­ ♦ AJ53 hoping to end play East. East would * 57 French river By James Jacoby logues caused controversy in the 1950's. WEST EAST then be forced to lead into the A-J of > D ON’T BE FOOLED BY OTHER SIMILAR HIGH PRICED LEATHER COAT 58 Treatise Dustin Hoffman, Valerie Perrine, Jan Mi­ The brand that fitsl‘ ♦ ♦ 3 clubs or to play another heart, allow- -1 SALES. AND PAY MUCH-MUCH MORE THAN YOU SHOULD FOR THE SAME 61 Author Harte ner. 1974. Rated R, 10 8 W Q J 105 ♦ 7 When the contract looks easy to ing declarer to bring home that side "* IDENTICAL COAT 62 Hoax 30 31 32 1 : 3 0 A M CD America's Top Ten ♦ QJ1084 ♦ K976532 make, that’s the time to ask yourseli suit. 63 Charged atom 36 0D Orte Step Beyond ♦ 94 ♦ Q 1072 how you can go down. South discard­ 64 Dry [C N N ] Newsnight Update ed a club on the opening lead, drew However, as the cards lie. West will "FACTORY LEATHERS WILL NOT BE 65 Betonging SOUTH play the heart 10, forcing dummy’s'^ 41 [ESPNJ ' p k A FuN Contact Karate: ♦ AQ65 4 2 trumps, played king and ace of clubs, toLincoki ace. Now the club ace is cashed and a 'Z UNDERSOLD BY ANYONE ' lightweight World Champkmship Cov­ ♦ K962 and niffed a club. Next he tried the 66 Stage need 45 erage of this karate championship is pre­ ♦ --- king of hearts. When another heart to second low heart played. When - sented from El Paso. T X (90 min ) the ace revealed that bad news, he shows out. South plays the nine and ~ DOWN ♦ K86 O N E D A Y ONLY 2 : 0 0 A M D MOVIE: lt'« in tiM Bag' still had an ace up his sleeve. ()nly West is on lead with no escape. If The owner of a flea circus tries to outsman Vulnerable: East-West this time the ace was really the jack West has a club to play, that w ill ~ 1 Greek letter 49 SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 30. 11 dm to -J pm 50 5t 53 54 55 56 the schemers who are trying cheat he'll out Dealer North establish the jack as a winner, and a - 2 Asian money of a big legacy. Fred Allen. WHIiam Bendix. of clubs. Declarer played dummy’s Jack Benny. 1945. Wnl North East Sooth club jack, discarding a heart w l ^ .diamond lead will give a stuff and 0 *“ 3 Biksheeah 57 ruff. Z QUALITY INN 4 Full of (suff.) * CD Joe Franklin Show ! ♦ Pass 14 East won the club queen. Now Bast MANCNESTER, CT i t i u s t s t H Pass 34 ’ ass 4 NT 5 Women's 61 63 (9)SolidGoM had to give a sluff and a ruff to allow 51 HARTFORD TPKE Pass 44 .’ass 64 OPEN: M on.-Frt.’til 9 patriotic society O Dr. Gana Scott another heart loser to disappear. VERNON.CT 64 n Pass Pass Pass S a t HI 6 (abbr.) ■ 66 As usual, there is more than one Wave” phenomenon at 2 : 3 0 A M D Nowa/WaatiMf road to Rome. Declarer could have Sun. 12-5. (EXIT 95 ON I 86) 6 Sediment □ ball games is truly nothing new. ItXH [C N N ] Sporta Urtanight Opening lead: 4Q guaranteed his contract another way. 7 Joined : 1984 by NEA, Inc 21 just an updated version of IIm * .N." • X 2 : 4 5 A M [H B O ] Inaida tiM NFL After throwing a club on the diamond seventh-inning stretch. 20 - MANCMKSTKH IIKHAI.D, Friday. Dec 21. 1984 MANCHKSTKK IIFHAI.D. Frid.iy, IV i'21, 1984 21 Thatcher, leaving China, BUSINESS to meet with president

By David R. Schwelsberg Thatcher signed the pact in terminates in 1997," she .said. Tax changes affect you In 1985 United Press International Peking Wednesday with Chinese She noted Peking — which Business Premier Zhao Ziyang. The agree­ viewed the 19th century lease as illegal, the result of extortion — Many of the highlights of the tax law changes in 1984 ALIMONY TREATED AS COMPENSATION FOR HONG KONG — British Prime ment will end more than l-SO years will apply to you for 1985, These will not affect your In Brief Minister Miirgaret Thatcher left of British rule in Hong Kong. hiid warned it would take back the IRA PURPOSES; l)p to $2,000 of your compensation colony when the lease expired. 1984 tax return, which you are preparing to send to the can be contributed to an IRA and deducted. And as far Wiishington today to meet with Internal Revenue Service by April 15, 1985 But there Y o u r President Heagan after rebuffing Britain went to war to retain "What do you think would have reported in the previous column on IRAs. for 1985 all are many tough new- rules that may hit you for the first alimony received will be treated as eomp<'nsation ;i suggestion that Britain should sovereignty over the British- happened if we had not iittempted time in 1985. M o n e y 's Florist joins chamber coloni/ed'Falklands in 1982 after to get iin agreement?" she asked Thus, if a divorced spouse has no compensation or luue gone to war rather lh;in Learn about them in advance so you can take return tfong Kong to China. Argentina occupied the South one reporter. - earned income, a $2,000 IRA eontribulion can he paid Flor.il KxicrcsMiins .i tlorisl shu|i.il 1.1.5 t 'enic-i whatever steps are possible now to minimize or nullify W o r t h in 1985 if the alimony received equals or exceeds that St . has joined the (irc.ilci- M.uu-licslci I hamlii-i Atlantic archipelago. But "In 1997, ninety-two percent of the impact on you. At a news conference before Thatcher said the ‘'fundcmental" the territory would automatically Sylvia Porter figure. of Commerce leaving, Thatcher bristled wht'ii ;i difference between the Falklands have returned to China, without The business is reporter asked if Britain should and Hong Kong is that British any assurances, without any of the CHARITABLE DEDUCTION RAISED FOR NEW ESTIMATED TAX RULES: For 198-1. you owned hy .\llon .iiul ii'- CH A R ITA B LE USE O F A CAR. When a car is driven have defended Hong Kong as it did sovereignty over Hong Kong rests advantages of the agreement we could avoid penalties for underpayments of estimated Mary Munsic. t)uili for charitable purposes, the standard mileage the F.'ilkland Isliinds instead sign­ in a lease. have iipw.npw. The situation now is tax if your installment payment was based on 100 M ani-hcsIci- n.i allowance for charitable-contribution deduction ing a p;ict th.it returns the crown “ 1 do not quite understand how vastly;^ b e tte r for Hong Kong.” If the written confirmation is not obtained, the percent of the prior year's tax or the tax on the lives, and is m.in colony to China in t997 purposes will be 12 cents a mile instead of the 9 cents a preparer may not sign your return. In addition, if you previous year's income at current year rates and aged by M.iry you can ignore the lease, which ThatcJich^-r said. mile allowed for 1984. have to pay an added tax because of a failure to exemptions; 80 percent of the current year's lax; 80 Mimsic f«t maintain these records, you can be hit with a 5 percent percent of the tax on the actual income up to the month The shop, w-hii-h is DETAILED RECORD-KEEPING REQUIRED negligence penalty. Look out! an installment is due. placed on an annualized basis: loi-alcd in a restored Soviet representative visits China UPI photo FOR CARS, ETC., USED PARTLY FOR PERSONAL or 90 percent of the actual income up to the month an lOO-ycar old house, PURPOSES. Personal use of cars, nomputers, trucks, ALIMONY RULES DRASTICALLY CHANGED. installment is due as though that income w-erc for a was opened one PEKING (UPI) - Fir.st Vice ally. three demands: reduction of So­ Royal procession can result in a loss of tax benefits ilnot used more than The long-standing rules for deciding when payments full year. year ago It s|>ccial Premier Ivan Arkhipov, the A Soviet official said Arkhipov viet forces along China's northern 50 percent for business purposes. This applies to such between separated or divorced couples qualify 1) as izcs in both frcsli For 1985, you can avoid the penalty only if based on highest-ranking Soviet officitil to would stay in China for at least border, withdrawal of Soviet occu­ beth the Queen Mother (center) and Her property acquired after June 18, 1984. And for 1985 alimony taxable to the recipient spouse (generally the and ticrmancni Composite picture shows Britain’s royal 100 percent of the prior year's tax; 80 iwrccnl of the visit China in l.i years, arrived in seven or eight days and may spend pation troops from Afghanistan there is a further toughening of the rule. wife) and 2) as a deduction by the payer (husband) flower designs and ladies heading for the Royal Opera Majesty Queen Elizabeth II attend a 1985 tax; or 80 percent of the 1985 lax on current Peking today for talks aimed at a few days touring the south. and an end to Mosr-ow's support for You must substantiate the business use with have been changed considerably for 1985. Check with offers daily deliver­ easing tensions between the two Diplomats said Arkhipov, a Vietnam's occupation of House in London Thursday night. performance of a holiday favorite, the adequate contemporaneous records such as logs of your professional adviser. income annualized. No other former safely zones arc still available ies lo area hos()il.ils. communist rivals senior economic adviser, is Cambodia Princess Margaret (left). Queen Eliza­ Nutcracker. business use of a car. If you do not, you will not be The IRS does not look kindly on certain occupations. convalcsccnl homes allowed the investment credit or other expense Arkhipov, 77, was met at Ca|)ilal "nearly certain" to meet with Among the more undesirable professions — in the ALSO for 1985, if you are one of the few hit with an and funeral homes Maty Miins'c Airport by Chine.se Vice Foreign Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang and deductions. If your return is prepared foryou for 1985, view of the IRS — is "consultant"; the job can be the return preparer will have to inform you of these alternative minimum tax, the e.stimate must cover Minister Qian Qictien. Soviet Am­ Politburo Standing Committee defined in many ways, and subsequently serves as a this tax al.so. bassador I S Shcherhiikov and Member Chen Yun, one of Arkhip­ rules, and get a written confirmation from you that "cover” for tax manipulations. Be careful. Do not Warren joins practice these record-keeping requirements were met. But if your 1985 lax less withholding is less than $500, other memhers of Peking's diplo­ ov's economic colleagues from the arouse the IRS' suspicions. there will be no penally. Beware of undcriiaying Dr Kdwaid (' VV.iircn .Ir , an iq>l(imcli-isl matic community, inclmling V'iet- decade of Sino-Soviet cooperation specializing in the filling ol conlaci lenses. Ii.is namese officials in the 19.50s. joined Ihc Mam-tics In a hrief tirriviil st;itement, He also is expected to hold Ic r t) |i III III I-11-i 1- .Arkhipov said he was "convinced formal talks with one of his Groiqi III the Wal there exists a large polenli;il for Chinese governmental counter­ Air fare wiar likely kins Cciilcr the furlhi r exp;insion of miiluiilly parts, Vice Premiers Yao Yilin or W.mcn rccctilly heneficiiil, businesslike coopera­ Bo Yibo, both of whom hold ALSIEFFERT'S movcil III Maiu-lics tion helween the I'SSK and the economic portfolios, the diplomats ter friim Si l.oiiis. People's Keiiuhlic of China in said. after plan unopposed where he filled con various fields." But they said it would be la<-l lenses at tlic He is the most senior Soviet* suprising if Arkhipov met with John Cm-lu an Vi le envoy to visit China since 1969. China's paramount leader, Deng By JudI Hasson blocked by British authorities in United Press International rails Adm iiiistia when then Premier Alexei Ko.sygin Xiaoping, given the degree of October on grounds that they might lion HospilTtl He is flew to Peking lor official talks animosity still overshadowing violate U.S. antitrust law prohibiting (-urrcnily on the with Premier Chou En-lai follow­ Sino-Soviet relations. W ASHINGTON - The Justice De­ anti-competitive behavior. partment says it will not challenge staff of llic New ing a Sino-Soviet border war. Arkhipov and his Chinese hosts The Justi(-e Deparlmenl’s dec ision Haven Cnmmimiiy An earlier visit by Arkhipov- were expected to reach agreement British Airways' plan to offer a $.578 comes one month after President round-trip fare from New York to Hcallli ('an- PI.in as scheduled for last May was can­ on boosting economic, trade, .scien­ Reagan ordered the department lo a (-onlai-l lens celled at the last minute when tific and cultural exchanges be­ London, a move likely to set off a c-lo.se a criminal invcsligalion inlo trans-Atlantic fare war. s|ic(-ialisl Moscow told Peking it was "not tween the two communist nations. whether airlines serving the irons He lias a mci-liani prepared." Western diplomats said. The Justice Department told the Atlantic route had violated antilrusi airline Thursday it w-ill not challenge cal engineering dc Western diplomats attributed Trade between the two commu- laws. glee friim Clarksiin the ciinccllation to the Kremlin's ni.st neighbors is expected to on antitrust grounds its plans to slash The department wanted to c-onlinuc it.s fares by 35 percent on the cheapest tlnivcrsily, ,i mas iinger over the warm reception increase from $1.2 billion this year • - t 5 & . the investigation, hut the administra­ Icr of tiiisiiicss ad given President Reagan during his to $1.6 billion in 198.5. flight it offers overseas, tion decided it would be "in the mil ion's Dr Edward C Warren ministration ilcgicc .April visit to China and to in­ But diplomats doubt the two "The Department of Justice has no best interest " to end it. At the lime. intention of instituting enforcement from till-lliiivcisily creased tension tilong China's sides would get into substantive U S. authorities said they had no deal of Denver and a dm-liir ol opliimctry dcgi cc Iriiiu border with A'ietnam, Moscow's political issues such as China's action against British Airways if it with the British for approval of the implements the winter fares." Assist­ the tlnivcrsily of Missouri lower fares in return for closing the Warren is a memtier of the Amciicaii ant Attorney General J. Paul McGrath case. told the airline’s lawyers in a letter. Opiomctric Assoi-iation and Itic Comici-tii-iil McGrath said there arc no antilrusi Optomciric Soi-icty China defends neo-Marxism The action will allow it to seek violations in the proposal lo cut British approval from the Civil Aeronautics Airway’s lowe.st fares for the rest of the McCarthy installed PEKIN G (CPI) - China today empty talkers who always thought OPEN SUNDAY 12:00 to 5 Board and Britain's civil aviation 1984-85 w inter sea.son defended its bold departure from that if they had .some ready-made authority for the lower fares. In Patricia A Mi-Carlhy, an undci wrilci- lur orthodox Marxism, .saying the theories in hand, they could assert r / n g ! T ii\ London, a spokesman said .company- Amica Mutual Iiisuram-i-Co. iiiGlastouliiii-y. w-as capitalist-style reforms would to the world that they had the officials still were waiting to see the iiislallcd as a i-liar bring "great changes" to the truth." letter before commenting on their next Carbide plans layoffs Icrcd inopiuly and economic life of its (teople. It quoted the late Chinese leader OUR GREATEST HOLIDAY step but "if it is what it says it is, DANB UR Y (U P I) — Union Carbide casiially imdci w ri " obviously we’d welcome it " Mao Tse-Tung as saying Marxism 13 SALE EVER! said today it would lay off 33 workers Icr at a icccnl iia "The tide of reform is hammer­ could not be taken as a "miracu­ In New York, a Pan Am spokesman Saturday and 27 more next week at it.s lional mccling in ing at old ideas, old habits and old lous cure" and that socialism JUST LOOK AT THESE said. "We intend to be competitive." Woodbine, Ga.. insecticide plant be Scalllc, Wasli regulations." the official Commu­ should be continually developed to Pan Am currently offers a $.579 cause methyl isocyanate production McCarlliy is a nist Party newspaper Peoples meet present needs. EXAMPLE BUYS! round-trip fare from New York lo has been suspended. graduate id Fast Daily said in a follow-up to its "Our (Communist) Party for­ COLOR TV M lC R O W A l London. A spokesman de.scribed the layoff as Catholic Higli commentary that strict adherence mulates a series of principles and $ Under the propo.sal, the airline would temporary. Union Carbide suspended S(-lio(il and Wlicaloii to Marxism hampers China's policies in accordance with newly $■ UPI photo offer an Apex or advance purchase fare the production and shipments of College in Norton, growth. appeared problems," Peoples 6 ONLY and a late-saver or late purcha.se fare methyl isocyanate from its Institute. Mass Stic is Hie "Concerning the triumph and Daily said of the pragmatic How about a belt? for $378 round trip weekdays and $428 W. Va.. plant after the lethal gas leaked daiiglitei- of Mr. imd failure of socialist construction, we round trip weekends. Currently, the M i s ,1 (I s c p |i reforms of paramount leader Deng Conveyor belting destined to carry a variety of materials at from a similar plant in Bhopal, India. are going to make no progress if we Xiaoping. airline is charging $579 round trip for Dec. 3, killing more than 2,2.50 people M<-(’ai Uiy Ilf 99 I-er- stick to the visions put forward by- "If we cannot do what has not mining locations all over the world awaits shipment at the Apex fare and $619 on weekends. and injuringthousands more. gusoii Hoad Marx over 100 years ago." the been written in the Marxist and L it t o n Goodyear’s plant in Marysville, Ohio. Goodyear is the world’s There currently is no late purcha.se Prociuction will not be resumed article said. fare. Leninist works, then what can we i f f LOADED leading producer of conveyor belting with manufacturing “ until the causes of the tragic incident It said Karl Marx was '-against do now?” The fares, already proposed by all WITH facilities in eight other countries. are fully understood," Union Carbide carriers servine the route, had been officials said in a statement. Palricia McCarthy FEATURES Tree experts size up best Yule tree M AKE SOME IT’S COLOR TV OUR m i c r o w a v e ! :ONE HAPPY Cable Ready ^ Bv^2 SusanC I 1 ^ E. Kinsman__ _ a, “of prim s that i«>iII iiliilti- you happy" LOWEST Stephens said. “ Beauty is in the but insect pests make them less FKR46SW ^ United Press International eyes of the beholder.” Christmas trees were Douglas firs PRICED desirable as ornamentals. grown from British Columbia and SOLID 14 KARAT GOLD METAL DETECTORS KeyboanI Those varieties were among the The native white pine "can be TOUCH N E W HAVEN - Holiday 20 species compared for growth Southern Rocky Mountain .seeds, Ilia liu thin b y W H IT E shoppers sizing up a Christmas excellent for Christmas trees or and balsam and Fraser firs. CHAINS *25 «^ S A L E * ! rates, needle and moisture reten­ ornamentals” although they re­ SUPER GIET IDEA CONTROL! tree can take some comfort in Colorado spruce and Scots pine BRACELETS iiiatmtiiM^lS tion after cutting and tolerance to EOR SOMEONE ON knowing a team of experts scrutin­ quires more shaping while grow­ were rated as good. 26" GIANT SCREEN adver.se conditions and rated from ing. "Austrian pine is easy to grow EARRINGS Ilia Im thia *15 Y O U R L IS T JN agicChi ized 20 different evergreens before excellent to poor as Christmas or Chrf$lma§ 8p#c/afa on eome modmis COLOR 1E1EVISON choosing those best suited for the and it has longer needles and Excellent trees forcut-your-own ornamental trees for landscaping suffer branches that will hold holiday tradition. purposes. plantations were Colorado .spruce GOLD COINS FOR GIFTS xESoo heavier ornaments than white Douglas firs, balsam and Fraser STOCKING STUFFERS It was no snap decision by "Of all the conifers that we have pine,” but the researchers rated it firs and white pine. White, Norway 1/10 oz., 1/4 oz., 1/2 oz., 1 oz. Ol A o. researchers at the Connecticut evaluated, .seven species appeared 1 oz. Silver Bars ^9**^ COLOR TV if as a better ornamental than and Black Hills .spruce were rated lacludlng Mapla Laafa, TEN aad ONE HUNDRED OUNCE Agricultural Experiment Station. *699 REMOTE adapted for Connecticut growers Christmas tree because it is Trinitron Color bystem tor a spectacu­ They spent 10 years growing and good along with Veitch and t-onco- Knigwrandt aad ADOMBU PANDAS ENOELHARD SILVER BARS and consumers." said the report difficult to shape. lar giant-screen color picture with full, CONTROL $ evaluating the evergreens to help lor firs and Scots and Austrian AM a 14K Sazal aa4 mika a paadiaL ONE OUNCE GOLD COINS square-cornered image, cable-ready Stephens and other researchers Rated excellent jps wholesale pines. Mapla Laafa aad Nragarrrandt express tuning that needs no preset­ Cable Ready COLOR TV guide the estimated 350 to 400 M lC R O W A l published in Frontiers of Plant if you comparv prir ting. W E W IL L tl Christmas tree growers in Connec­ Science, an experiment station 'X. you'll huy hvrv" ticut who will sell .several hundred publication. 19" C0U)R TV WITH NEVER • Touch Pads $ I thousand trees this year. CONNECTICUT VALLEY COIN CO. BE "White spruce should continue to 80S MMN ST. (next to Blish Hard TRINITRON REMOTE • SheU Their findings can help growers be popular to choose and cut, but ware) 6434295 OPEN SUNDAY UNDERSOLD! • 5 Yr. Warranty choose varieties best suited to their some needles will fall even when CONTROl purpose, climate and soil condition freshly cut trees are set in water," O or shoppers looking for trees with they concluded. EMERSON! MITSUBISHI specific characteristics — such as EMERSON! “Colorado spruce qualifies as an color or .soft needles. excellent Christmas tree or orna­ FARR'S HOLIDAY HOURS $499 s r r ' "Everyone has different tastes mental” although it has sharp, stiff OPEN FRIDAY DEC 21 TIL 10 pm Express Commander remote in the type of tree they are looking needles and may require hand and control with 10-key direct ac­ 25" for.” said George R. Stephens, the eye protection to decorate. It also OPEN SATURDAY DEC 22 TIL 9 pm station’s chief of forestry and cess channel selection, stereo­ grows more slowly than other OPEN SUNDAY DEC 23 10 am - 8 pm ready circuitry for stereo TV agriculture. evergreens and may be more broadcasts, dynamic color for CAsaarra "Some like true firs, such as the expensive, they said. OPEN CHRISTMAS EVE 9 am - 8 pm true color fidelity. Dual Cassette balsam or Fraser. Others like Douglas fir, balsam and Fraser COLOR TV VHS longer needles, such as the white fir "are well suited” for growers of Cable Ready a STEREO pine, Scots pine or Austrian pine," 19" COiOR TV WITH P O R T ilB L E 8 hour wholesale or cut- your-own trees, 14-PUSHBinTON Remote Control ▼ $ $ BUCK Remote CONTROIS Control KNIVES Burgess Nursery Famous tor holding an edge! $389 373 Deming Street Cable-ready express tuning bnngs in VHF, UHF, and non-scrambled cable TV channels without a convertor box. So. Windsor, CT See th e 14-pushbutton controls at Just a single AL SIEFFERT'S VISA touch. SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER 644-1966 NEED HELP? Full line of E -Z T E R M S : Put the Classifieds to woz!k for 3TOU... for fE U B t jresults AL^tEFFERT'S • CASH We have freshly cut E^TOUIS; SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER • CREDIT CARD • MONTHLY balsam fir and live S i c » . 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Help Wanted 21 Homes for Rent 43 Holidov/Seosanal 61 Misc Automotive 76 MOVINGOUT OF STATE ANTIQUE WOOD COAL HE-MAN COLLECTION MANCHESTER DOG CARS/TRUCKS 1976 V E G A W A G O N — No — Have much‘to sell STOVE, shaker grates, — Castle Gravskull, OBEDIENCE CLASS — FDR SALE body rot, good tread, Including sofa bed, sofa, metal cabinet, $100. AN­ Snake Mountain carry­ Starting a new beginners really clean. $600 or best chair and tables. Also TIQUE dark finish side­ ing case, vehicles, men, class Jan uary 7th. M u st offer. Don, evenings, 646- 1971 DODGE DART APARTMENTS ■APARTMENTS odds 'n ends. Call 646-2788 board, excellent condi­ etc. Sold separately. Call sign up ahead. Call 2815. Notices SW INGER — Nice condi­ HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED FDR RENT FDR RENT after 7pm, or 683-1296 tion, $55. Call 647-0467. 646-6566. Chuck, 568-1356. tion, small V-8, auto­ ( from 9am to 5pm. 1980 HONDA CM400T — ( ^ P U B L I S H E R 'S NOTICE matic, power steering. EMERSON AM/FM STE­ YORK WEIGHTLIFT­ FREE KITTENS — One Low mileage, looks XTRA MART CONVEN­ PART TIME AND FULL EXPERIENCED WAI­ M A N C H E S T E R — A v a il­ 3'/2 R O O M A P A R T M E N T $800. Call m ornings. 742- REO with 8 track player. IN G B E N C H — $30. all gray, one all white. great, mechanically per IENCE STORE — All TIME — Two delivery­ TRESS WANTED — For able immediately. One, — Private home, heat, 9600. I LOST AND FOUND MISCELLANEDUS $90 or best offer. Call Phone 649-2952. Great Christmas gifts. feet. $600 or best otter shifts available. Retail men needed tor small appointm ent call 647- two and three bedroom appliances. Working sin­ Fluffy, well trained. Call apartments. $400, $455, EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY FDR SALE 646-6534. Call Dan, evenings, 646 store related experience retail furniture store. 9995. gle adult only. No pets, MENS LIGHT BLUE 643-8836. 1973 VOLKSWAGON SU­ FOUND — Hudson and helpful but not neces­ Apply In person only: $520, heat and hot water children. Call 643-2880. I 2815. All real estate advertised in this newspaper is subject to the Fe­ SUIT — Size 38 regular. P E R B E E T L E — Semi au included. J.D. Real Est­ TWO CABBAGE PATCH 2 Main Streets. Block and sary, Apply In person at Apartment Stuff, Charter CLERK — Process ship­ deral Fair Housing Ac^of 1966 which makes it illegal to advertise CAR RADIO — Excellent Preem ie G irls — $65 Like new. $45. Call 649- COLLIE — Affectionate tomatic, AM/FM radio, 1975 PLYMOUTH DUS white cat, white paws and 404 Hartford Road, Man­ Oak M a ll, 940 Silver ping and invoice docu­ ate, 646-1980. MANCHESTER — Two any preference, limitation, or discrimination based on race condition. High powered. each. Call 649-6549. 4479. one year old female with 40,000 miles. $800. Call TER — 2 door, auto tummy, black nose. Very chester or call 649-2337, Lane, East Hartford. ments for fast paced bedroom duplex. Gas color, religion, seK or national origin, or an intention to make any Includes Dolby NR, Bass papers for sale. Call 643- 232-5869 evenings, 566- matic, power steering Y o u ll sell it faster w ith friendly, but I know be­ osk tor Patrick. manufacturing concern. TWO, THREE AND FIVE heat and hot water, ap­ such preference, limitation or discrimination This newspaper and Trebble controls and FURNACE AND OIL MENS HOCKEY 6231. 6213 days. air conditioning, slant 6 longs to someone. Please HELP WANTED — Some phone work, figure ROOM Apartments — No pliances. $475 plus utili­ will not knowingly accept any advertisement for real estate which is in violation ot the law more. $90. Call 646-1063 BURNER — Good condi­ SKATES — Size 11. Good Asking $950. Must sell call 643-4251 after 5pm. TRUCK MECHANIC Emergency Medical aptitude a must. Full time appliances. No pets. Se­ ties. Security deposit and Herald CUIeilllllS after 4:30pm. tion. $300. Call 644-3711 condition. $9. Call 649- Call 643-9708. WANTED — At M 8. M Technician - I.V. Techs. Monday through Friday. curity. Call 646-2426 week­ references. Call 646-3253. between 4 and 8pm. 7237. MUSICAL IMPOUNDED — Female, Service. Call D ave at Full time. Stort Imme­ Competetive wage and days, 9am to 5pm. 1974 F IA T 128 S P O R T L — (even atree house). ANTIQUE BUREAU, ITEMS To be used for parts. Call 10 weeks old, yellow lab. 649-2871. diately. New benefit benefit package. Call for MANCHESTER — Re­ I PROLONG THE life of Bedroom vanity and coot TWO CABBAGE PATCH Found on Center and New package and salary sche­ an appointment, Plllow- MANCHESTER VICIN­ decorated 3.5 room STDRE AND BUILDING/ Phil after 5pm, 528-1332. rack. $99 for all, but will KOOSAS — $99. Please cut flowers In your home Streets. Coll the Man­ GAS STATION ATTEND­ dule, 12 hour shifts. Call' tex Corp., 646-1737. EO E. ITY — Four room apart­ apartment. Security and DFFICE SPACE CDNTRACTING HDME AND ELECTRIC GUITAR — Also Panasonic AM/FM sell separate. Call 643- call 647-8305, after by snipping stems at on chester Dog Warden, 646- A N T Wanted — At M & M 523-9117, ask tor Ralph or ment. Landscaped, references required. I I GARDEN Gibson ES-335, 12 years car radio. 1516 after 5; 30pm. 5:30pm. angle. This provides 4555. Service. Call Jim at 649- Dick. Apply at: L 8< M fenced-ln yard. Parking, $350. Call 643-1570. I old. Excellent condition. more stem surface to FARRAND REMODEL­ BARN HELP — Feeding, SUITABLE FOR SE­ 2871. Ambulance, 471 New near busline. No pets. ING — Cabinets, roofing, M u s t be seen. $500. absorb the water. Pro­ 643-2711 turnouts, m ucking, etc. CRETARIAL Services, FISH TANK — 20gallons. KONICA CAMERA FA-1 DELIVERING RICH T IR E D O F WAITING LOST — Large coon type Park Ave., West Hart­ Security. $400. Call 646- MAIN STREET — 2 and 3 gutters, room additions, L O A M — 5 yards, $62 plus Piease call 649-6325 after long the life of good, but Large horse farm In G la s­ attorney, accountant, in­ Long, all glass stand, CAMERA, $125. Kerosun F O R Y O U N E W H O N D A ? grey and black cat, green WAITRESS WANTED — ford. EO E. 4489 after 6pm. room apartments. For tax. Sand, gravel and 4pm. unused Items In your tonbury. Some expe­ surance and so forth. decks, all types of remo­ light, pump, stand, ex­ Radiant 10, $50. Pano- I deliver most models eves. Reward. Call 646- Apply In person: Anto­ more Information call stone. Call 643-9504. home by selling them tor ORDER OF NOTICE rience necessary. Call East Center Street, deling and repairs. F R E E tras. $50. Phone 646-2564. sonic Personal Black & within 2 weeks. Call Gary 1072. n io 's R e sta ura n t, 956 633-6216. MANCHESTER — One 563-4438 or 529-7858. estimates. Fully Insured. cash with a low-cost ad In STATE OF CONNECTICUT ground floor, parking, White TV (AM/FM), $80. W inn at 623-8809 or 741- RET. JANUARY 6, 1985 Superior Court Main Street, bedroom , 1st floor with Telephone 643-6017, after classified. Manchester. stove and refrigerator. ON SEASON FIREWOOD utilities Included. $325 9" Black & White TV, $40. ANTIQUES 3401. No. JEAN MORICONI Judicial District of (or) monthly. Keith Real Est­ 6pm, 647-8509. Small refrigerator, $50. (First Named Plaintiff) G.A. NO. TOLLAND HELP WANTED NEWSPAPER DEALER Real Estate No pets. $375 per month — P/a cord,3foot lengths. ENDROLLS MISCELLANEDUS V. at ROCKVILLE I PART TIME SUPERVI NEEDED In Manchester- plus heat. Call 646-1379. $95. Call 742-0193. ate, 646-4126. Bathroom sink and toilet. PETS JAMES MORICONI DECEMBER 13, 1964 LEON CIESZYNSKI 27'h wldth-25« ANTIQUES AND 1978 COUGAR XR7 — SDRS — Mornings or /South Windsor area. Call after 4pm, 649-5399. AUTDMDTIVE (First Named Defendont) BUILDER — New homes, 13V4 wldth-2 lor 258 COLLECTIBLES- Will Loaded, very clean, one I EASY ASSEMBLY evenings. Good wage. Call 647-9946. |qi IHDMES TWO BEDROOM TOWN- TWO APARTMENTS — AKC REGISTERED N O T IC E TO additions, remodeling, ALLADIN KEROSENE purchase outright or sell owner, real leather up­ UPON THE COM PLAINT of the plaintiff In the above-en­ W ORK! S600per 100. Gua­ Permanent positions. HOUSE — With garage. Four rooms, two bed- , MUST be picked up at the BLACK LABRADOR I FDR SALE rec rooms, garages, kit­ Manchester Herald Office HEATER — 10,500 BTU. on com m ission. H ouse lot holstery. $3000 firm. Call NEW TIRE AND RIM, titled octlon praying, for reasons therein set forth, for a dis­ ranteed payment. No Ex- Call 649-53j 4. NURSE PRACTIONER- $525. No pets. Two rooms, fully appllanced, Services Puppies for sale, $150. chens remodeled, ceil­ before 11 A.M. ONLY. Accessories. Used one or single piece. Tele­ 742-5754. Mounted — $38, HR78-14, solution of marrloge and other relief on the ground of irre­ perlence/No Sales. De­ PROGRAM COORDINA­ months security deposit garage for one car. Pay trievable breakdown returnable before the above named MANCHESTER — Three ings, bath tile, dormers, winter. $50. Coll 643-0156. Call anytim e, 647-8781. phone 644-8962. w/w dual steel belted tails send self-addressed TEMPORARY (Approxi­ TOR — Administrative required. Call 646-2469. own utilities. No pets. Court to be held at Rockville on January 8. 1985. and upon a stamped envelope; bedroom Colonial, V/i roofing. Residential or radial. Coll otter 6pm, motion in sold action for an order ot notice, It oppeorlng to mately three weeks) skills needed to coordi­ Security deposit and one 1974 DODGE DART — E L A N -V IT A L -1 7 3 , 3418 baths, large kitchen, nice i r | I SERVICES com m ercial. 649-4291. 646-4618. and being found by the subscribing authority that the sold LAUNDRY PERSON nate a high blood pres­ O N E BED R O O M year lease. Available $1500, Negotiable. Must defendant Is absent from this State ond Enterprise Road, Ft. needed weekdays to wash sure program in the ne'-jhborhood, well APARTMENT — Nopets. 10 ' I d ffer ed OR Jan u a ry 1st. Call646-4525. CARPENTRY AND RE­ sell! Call 649-0503; please TWO RETREAD.SNOW Pierce, FL 33450. and told restaurant linen. Windham area beginning I ..idscaped, attached $385. Two months secur­ Gone to port unknown, and thot notice of the Institution of keep trying! T IR E S — Size C-78-14 on this action most likely to come to his attention Is that herei­ $3.75 per hour tor the January 1985. Knowledge garage. By owner. ity deposit required. Call ODD JOBS, Trucking. MODELING SERVICES — Complete home re­ 1974 Dodge Dart rims tor nafter ordered: It Is MECHANIC WANTED — right person. Call George ot health needs of low $87,900. 4 Hoffm an Road. 646-2469. Home repairs. You name O RD ERED , that the notice of the Institution of sold action for cars and trucks, own 649-3315. STDRE AND pairs and remodeling. $25. Call 646-4886anytime. at 643-2751. Income populations. 12 It, we do It. Free esti­ 1976 B U IC K C E N T U R Y 90 be given the defendant by some proper officer or Indifferent tools. Good benefits. Call DFFICE SPACE mates. Insured. 643-0304. Quality work. Referen­ person causing a true and ottested copy ot this Order of No­ hours per week, $12 per MANCHESTER — — Good condition. $1000 H78 X 15 — Studded tice to be published In the Manchester Herald a newspaper 289-7797. PART TIME EMPLOY­ hour. HEALTH AIDE- MANCHESTER — Cape. Lovely four room apart­ ces, licensed and Insured. Call 646-8165. to $1200. Call 643-4824. snowcaps, on chevy circulated In the area where the defendant Is most Mkelv to MENT — 8-12 hours per 3 bedrooms, I ’/j baths, ment, first floor, great BRICKS, BLOCKS, be, once a week for two successive weeks, commencing on SECRETARY — To assist M A N C H E S T E R — P rim e wheels, used one season. SUPERINTENDENT — week, to prepare Insu­ coordinator of high blood fireplace. Modern kit­ location. $475 Includes STONE — Concrete. or before December 37. 1984, ond that return of such service Office space, 670 sq. ft. Good shape. $50. Call be mode to the above-named Court. Live In position at the rance form s In M anches­ pressure program In the chen. Nice lot. Good loca­ heat, hot water and gar­ Chimney repairs. No lob DUMAS ELECTRIC — 1982 DODGE ARIES — Ideql for medical office. 649-4449, keep trying. Bennet H ousing Develop­ ter medical office. Expe­ Windham area beginning tion. John Puzzo, 521- age. Rose or D o n ,646-8646 too small. Coll 644-8356. Lights dimming? Fuses Air conditioning, auto­ A TRUE COPY ATTEST: 353 Main Street. Call FRANCIS H. CURNAN ment. Position involves rience helpful. Please January 1985. Maintain 5200. J. W atson Beach or 646-2482. blowing? Repairs, Im­ Christmas Gift Guide matic, power brakes and Real Estate Co., 7 North G lenda Som ers, 1-886- provements and addi­ DEPUTY SHERIFF /S/ SHIRLEY W. KUSH cleaning hallways and reply to: Box DO, c/o the files, provide social ser­ SNOWPLOWING — steering, 24,500 m iles. HARTFORD COUNTY ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT light maintenance. Must Main Street, West Hart­ 0101. tional circuits. Fully li­ A BAR OF toilet soap Manchester Herald. vice information, type THREE ROOM APART­ Driveways and parking Privately owned. placed In suitcases will have experiegce. Call and copy all related busi­ ford, 561-1211. MENT — With heat, hot lots. Call after 5pm, 649- censed, insured. Call A M / F M stereo. $5500. 040 13 528-6522. j 646-5253 anytime. keep them smelling ni­ HEAD CUSTODIAN ness, bilingual spanl- water, stove, refrigera­ STORE OR OFFICE 6344. Coll 643-8744 after 6pm. ce...and may come In ------A- WANTED FOR Windham sh/engllsh preferred. 10 tor, carpet. $350. Adults SPACE — West Middle handy next time you go BABYSITTER NEEDED Rentals High School — 3-11pm, 5 hours per week, $5 per only. Centrally located. Tpke., near Parkade. Ap­ AFTER CHRISTMAS, Fruit Baskets Country Christmas GIVE YOUR budget a on a vacation trip. Boost DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION — C aring person to sit for ICC i HEATING/ 24 W O LC O T T HILL R O A D days per week. Apply to: hour. To apply please No pets. Security deposit. proxim ately 2100 sq. ft. Y O U R Tree Taken Aw ay. boost! Sell those still- your vacation budget by my 10 month old son, M r. Bruce C. Shepard contact or send resume Call now, 643-2838. 1 PLUMBING FANCY FRUIT BASKETS — Order AWAITING YOU ARE Bears by the WETHERSFIELD. CONNECTICUT RDDMS Call 646-7690 or 643-0496 A vqilqble Februqry 1st. good but no-longer-used selling idle Items around NOTICE TO.CONTRACTORS; Monday through Wed­ early. Also Wicker Items. 20% Off All Bevy - Geese by the Gaggle - Ducks by Assistant Superintend­ to: Dabney Park, Pro­ after 5pm. cqll 649-6205 or 643-6802. Items In your home for your home tor cash. Seoled bids for the construction of the following projects nesday, 8; 30am to 5; 30pm FDR RENT Wicker. PERO FRUIT STAND — 276 the Dozen - Ornaments by the Treeful - ent, Windham Public gram Developer, FOGARTY BROTHERS cash. Call 643-2711 to Place an ad In classified will be received bv the Commissioner of Transportation in In my home. Starting Schools, 322 Prospect Oakland Street, Manchester. 643-6384. Sheep by the Flock and Irene by the Room 145 at: WACAP, Inc., 32 Broad PAINTING/ — Bathroom remodel­ place your ad. to find a cash buyer. February 1st. Please call Street, Wllllmantic, CT Street, Danielson, CT MANCHESTER — Cleon HDMES HDMES door at the CRAFTSMEN'S GALLERY, 34 WOLCOTT HILL ROAD. ■paper ing ing; Installation water W E T H E R S F IE L D . C O N N E C T IC U T 06109 649-0944 after 6pm. 06226. EO E. 06239. 203-774-0400. rooms for rent. 24 hour FDR SALE FDR SALE heaters, garbage dispo­ e iH e e * 58 Cooper Street, Manchester. 647-8161. until 3:00 P.M., Wednesday. January 30. 1985. after which security. Maid and linen sals; faucet repairs. 649- time no further bids will be accepted. The bids will be pub­ service. Call 646-7066. PAINTING AND PAPER Tools ***** licly opened and read in the Department of Transportation NEXT YEAHS VACATION 4539. V Isa / M a ste rC a rd Cofeterlo. HANGING — Exterior accepted. In The Album FEDERAL AID PROJECT BEGMS NOW C E N T R A L L O C A T IO N — and Interior, ceilings re­ S H O P B U S H H A R D W A R E , 793 M a in Gift Shirts Sew -Sim ple PAP No. BHF-71 (106) NEWSPAPER CARRIERS Sell Avon and atari Kitchen privileges, park­ paired. References, tolly Street lor the Do-It-Yourselfer. Town ol Olostonburv, Protect No. S3-1S3: Rehabilitation of aavingl ing available. Security Insured. Quality work. Complete line of tools. Open Dolly PERSONAL TEE — Personalized Fun Bridge No. 00417 Rte. 3 over Great Meadow Road and Conn, B:30am to 5:30pm and Thursday River (Putnam Bridge). Engineer; Philip B. Swain Jr.. Dis­ Call 523-MOI or and references required. Martin Mattsson, even­ and Sportswear. Great Gifts for trict «1. Rocky HIM. NEEDED evenings for the Holidays. 643-4121. 278-2941. $55 a week. Call 643-2693. ings 649-4431. FLOORING Christmas. “The Original Tee Shirt The Department of Transportation, hereby notifies all bid­ In Manchester Area Store For Over 10 Years" 825 Main ders that It will affirmatively Insure that Inony contract en­ e e e e e tered Into pursuant to this advertisement, minority busines| CEILINGS REPAIRED Street, Manchester. 646-3339. enterprises will be afforded full opportunity to submit bids In Main SI. 1-104 or REPLACED with dry- FLOORSANDING — Lilac St. Judith Floors like new. Special­ response to this Invitation and that they will not be dis­ Pine Hill St. MORTGAGE HELP WANTED wall. Call evenings, Gary Metal Detectors ***** criminated against on the grounds of race, color, nationol Center St. Wetherell SL M cH u gh , 643-9321. izing In older floors, natu­ origin, sex, mental retardation or physical disability Includ­ Woodland St. SERVICING ral and stained floors. No CHRISTMAS SPECIALS ON METAL ing but not limited to blindness. In consideration for an Strong St. Keeney SI waxing anymore. John TV/Stereos award. CLERK NAME YOUR OWN D E T E C T O R S by White. Prospective bidders must hove on file o sworn Stotemenf Joaeph St. Verfaille. Call 646-5750. Hilliard SI. Niles Dr. Local Savings & Loan PRICE — Father and son. CONNECTICUT VALLEY COIN SHOPAL SIEPFERT'S APPLIANCES (Form CON 16) at least ten days before oppllcallon of a Pro­ Marble St. Association needs Indi­ Fast, dependable ser­ C O M P A N Y , 805 M a in Street, 643-6295. — 445 Hartford Road, Manchester. posal Form Is made. All prospective bidders wishing to ob­ N. Main St. Frances vidual to set up new RbT tain P r 9 Posal Forms must also submit a completed "Pre- PART TIME POSITIONS vice. Painting, Paper- Open 9am to 4pm, Monday through 647-9997. SUPER SANTA SALEI Video Griawold SI. loans, assist in payment qualification Package '. at least ten d a y s prior to the grant­ McCabe St. Diane Dr. AVAILABLE. Choose from hanging & Removal. Call For Sale Friday, Saturdays 9am to 3pm. Tape Recorders, T V ’s, Stereo's, ing of such proposal documents. "Affidavit" of non-collu­ of insurance bills and staff with benefits or per diem Stock SL Horace From the Staff 644-0585 or 644-0036. Washers, Dryers, Refrigerators, sion will be attached to all proposals and must be com plete Hackmatack St. other related duties. at hiohter rate. $1/hr. differ- ond returned with the submitted bid. Follure to return on Trumbull St. Good aptitude for fi­ entiaTfor 11 pm to 7 am shift. * * # * * Freezers, MUCH MORE I executed "Affidovit" of non-colluslon with the proposal* For further information and will rosult In tht bid not being read and the subsequent relec- gures, light typing. shifts available please call HOUSEHOLD at ***** tion of fho bid. Related experience 423-2S97. Jewelry Plons and Specifications for the above projects mav be ex­ helpful. Call 649-4580, IHi I gddds CANTURBURY VILLA LET YOUR newspaper BRAY JEW ELERS, 699 Main Street, amined In Room 145/ Department of Transporotlon Office Ext. 251 for appoint­ KniV Building, 34 Wolcott Hill Rood. Wethersfield, and In the Die- * ment. WILLIMANTIC Reale Realtors help you keep fruit tors USED REFRIGERA­ Manchester Specializing In Seiko, trict Office In which the prolect is located. AM proposals JIL sparkling clean and TORS, W ASHERS, Lasalle and Pulsar watches. Also 14K Florists must be obtained In Wethersfield. sweet smelling. Wash Ranges - clean, guaran­ Gold Chains and fine lewelry. Hummel Note: Surety Company Bond, on form furnished by the De­ CELEBRITY CIPHER lars, dry completely then teed, parts and service. figurines. Watch and lewelry repair. CHRISTMAS PLANTS, partment of Tronsportotlon. for at least one-third of Celebrity Cipher crypiogreme are created from quolattona by CENTERPIECES, Holiday Rose the amount of the bid, must accompany each propo­ famous people, past and present Each letter In the cipher stands put a large piece of Low prices. B.D. Pearl & "W e Service What We Sell" 643-5617. sal, certified check will not be accepted. The (iolm- for another Today 's due J equals S newspaper Inside the lar Son, 649 M a in Street, Special and Christm as Parties. missioner of Transportation reservestherighttore- and put the lid on. The 643-2171. Ik e >k e K R A U S E F L O R 1ST, 621 Hartford Rood. lect any and all bids. by CONNIE WIENER 643-9559. paper will absorb any December 19, 1984 Commissioner of Transportation “JVXQV WIFD VMVIP DFDVEK SALESPEOPLE moisture. Let a classified Stereo Specialist 041-13 ad In your newspaper find We can help you became a INVITATION TO BID XKJ LEXHLV EFMVCKP, REU UF "REALE' PROFESSIONAL! a cosh buyer tor most The Monchester Public J.B. ELECTRONICS — Where Professionals buy their stereo n. DEPARTMENT OF TRANiPORTATION Call 646-4525, and aak (or Dan. anything you have for Schools solicits bids for CENTERPIECES, FRUIT BASKETS, sale. STAGE CURTAINS at Ver- equipment qnd qccessorles. Discount 24 W O LC O T T H ILL R O A D EFK GIVQRIV PFLI AFPJ.” — plonk School for the 1984-1985 Flower Plants tor Your Holiday Needs. 1ft' WETHERSFIELD. CONNECTICUT WANTED pricing on cash and carry Items. Call NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS: D.F. REALE, INC. school year. Sealed bids will BROW N'S FLOW ERS INC., 163 Main Real Eelale be received until January 3, Jock Bertrand 643-1262. Street, Manchester. 643-8455. Sealed bids tor the construction of the following prolects REUIV ZXUV. in IM . It.. ■aHk.iW, Cl. 1 4 1 IHDMES 1985,2:00 P.M ., at which lim e will be received bv the Commissioner of Transportation In n Room 145 at: PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Whenever 1 see Cher in public, i f d r s a l e they will be publicly opened. Ik e e e e 646-4525 ^ ' I The right Is reserved to re- ***** 34 WOLCOTT HILL ROAD, I always go up to her and say. ‘Hi. can I have your lect any and all bids. Soeclfl- WETHERSFIELD, CONNECTICUT 06109 autograph?' " — Sonny Bono. cotlons ond bid forms may be until 3:00 P.M., Wednesday, January 23, 1985, after which To work evenings •* Gold Jewelry PARK HILL JOYCE FLOWER SHOP — time no further bids will be accepted. The bids will be pub secured at the Business Of­ 8 2 8 1 PHOTO-OUIDt fice, 45 North School Street, Fancy Fruit Baskets. Boxwood Trees • llcly opened and read In the Department of Tronsportotlon THE CONNECTICUT VALLEY COIN ' exausivE Cofeterlo. Manchester, Connecticut. All Your Christmas Decorating NeedsI 6-l4)rr». KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE “ by Larry Wright 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm COMPANY now carries 14K Gold The New ALBl'M has an STATE PROJECT 034-12 Jewelry, Just In time for Christmas! 36 Oak Street. 649-0791. intcre.stmK Sflertion ui Town of Greenwich, Prolect No. Si-200: Recronstructlon of TWO NEW "HOLIDAY"LISTINGS! doai^ns in all tyiM-s of need 1-95 (Substructure Widening of Mlanus River Bridge) Engl with Heraid carriers Quality Jewelry at Low, Low Prices. neer: Leon Alford, District w3. New Haven. Drive By — Then Call Us To Inspect! Connecticut Valley Coin Company, 805 ***** lework from w hirh iochooHo The Department of Transportation, hereby notifies all bid M ain Street, 643-6295. Open 9am to 4pm, your patloms, a 16>page A trio of cany-Bow sepa- ders that It will afflrmotlvely Insure thot In any controct en INVITATION TO BID Free Pattern Se<*tion with tered Into pursuant to this advertisement, minority business 33 SCARBOROUGH RD. 104 PARK STREET Sealed bids will be received Monday through Friday, Saturdays, rates for the ^oung Bet In the Office of the Director 9am to 3pm. dircTlionM for 12 ilerns. and — comfy T-shirt, pretty enterprises will beaffordedfuMopportunlty to submit bids In Excellent Income Private Covered Patio 9V4 Rooms — 5 Bedrooms of General Services, 41 Cen­ a Bonus ('oupon. Price... response to this Invitation and thot they will not be dis­ Typewriters blouse, a n d hutton- criminated against on the grounds of race, color, notional Screened Porch Completely Renovated — 1981 ter Street, Manchester, Con­ S3.00 a c opy. trimmed pull-on skirt. necticut, until It a.m. on the ***** YALE TYPEWRITER SERVICE — origin, sex, rnentpl retardation or physlcol disability Includ for the Cedar Shingled Exterior Vinyl Siding N o . 8281 w ith 1‘hoto- Ing but not limited to blindness. In consideration for on dote shown below for the fol­ Typewriters rebuilt. Portable award. Plastered Walls Close to Public, Parochial Schools lowing: To order, send (3.00, Includes Guide is in Sizes 6 to 14 Wall-Wall plus Hardwood Floors 2V5 Baths J A N U A R Y 4, IV85 ■ A T H ­ Antiques Typewriters from S35. Sales and poiUfe and handlinf. ProspectUe bidders must have on file a sworn Stotement right people. years. Size 8 . . . T-shirt, (F o rm C O N 16) at l^east ten doys before oppllcollon ef a Pro- Prestige "Hollywood" Area Professionally Appraised LETIC SHIRTS RED GOOSE FARM ANTIQUES — Service. Typewriter and Adding 114 yards 46-inch; blouse, JANUARY 4, 1985 - STAND­ posol Form is mode. All prospective bidders wishing to ob Goose Lane, Coventry has a revolving Machines. 41 Purnell Place, 114 yards; skirt, 114 tain Proposal Forms must also submit a completed "Pre- ING CORDWOOD, OLD HE­ M anchester. 649-4986. B R O N R O A D Oak Bookcase, two wonderful round yards. qualification Package", at least fen daysprior to the grant­ ing of such proposal documents. "Affldovlt" of non-coliu- J A N U A R Y 24. 1985 • P O L IC E tables! Thursday through Sunday, 12- ***** TO OUHI. usd M.OO ftr tsek Both theae fine homes are unique, quality offerings. We suggeet VEHICLES slon will be attached to all proposals and must be completed 5pm, 742-9137. 1100 Ave. ef Aeitflcet e lltrs, pisi S0( tsr psitsft ss4 and returned with the submitted bid. Failure to return on allowing eufflclent lime for a thorough, completa Inspactlon In The Town of Manchester It NewVerk, N.V. 10030 sdlisf. on equal opportunity em­ •KJtcuted "A ffid a v it" ef non-colluslon with the preposol. Piease contact Jeanne both cases. Gift Certificates ^rlet Name. AOtfreii with ZIP sue B M IN m will rosult In the bid not being rood and the subsequent roloc- ployer, and requires qn qfflr- coot Mtf Strie NemOir. Hon of the bid. mqtlve action policy forall of THRIFT SHOPPERS Appreciate GIFT Plans and Specifications for the obove prolects may be ex­ Its Contractors and Vendors CERTIFICATES for Christmas from the llMAva. etAaMficas os o condition of doing busl- BOOKS AT (3.2SEACH amined In Room 145, Department ot Transporotlon Office Na« Vadi. N.v. 10636 Building, 24 Wolcott HIM Rood. Wethersfield, and In the D is­ neu with the Town, at per PENNY SAVER, 46 Purnell Place, A-12»->OOLLA— Old MMl New. Hew frini Haeia, MOrasi vltfe ZIP at 647-9946 Federal Order 11346. Manchester. te draft tntm: new ta «aAe tnen. coot. Stylt NaiOir aeO U». trict Office In which the prolect is located. AM proposals must be obtained In Wethersfield i AA a I Bid Forms, plans and specifi­ 0-130 - - R EinA K C OUILTS. 24 BELFIORE, REALTORS cations ore available at the ieced aed apiMidued datlint. Note: Surety Company Bond, on form furnishedby the Oe- S-131--HeiRL00M HANOlWORK — General Services Office, 4i 20 typtf ol nttditwark ihillt. partmqnt of TronsportoMon. for ot least one-third of Center Street, AAonchester, 0132 — TO GIVI or KUP — 40 New FASH IO N witli epe- the ambunt of the bid, must accompany each propo­ U ‘l 431 Main St. 647-1413 Connecticut. atadlawarli ittms to aiafct. eial Grace Cole Collection sal, certified check win not be accepted. The C o m- Ulanrljpfitpr BpralJii TOWN OF MANCHESTER, t - i a a - C R A n s - f l p a l * * qalcfc- fur larger Hizeti; plua 2 missioner of Transportation reserves the right to re­ CONNECTICUT U-malio itoMi. ject any and all bids ROBERT B. WEISS, 0 134 — SLUMBERTIMC COVCRLErS BONUS Coupons! GENERAL MANAGER — 24 crife and imall had qullti. Pritm .... me. Decem ber 19. 1984 Commissioner of Transportation 032-12 043 12 I General Dynamips’ troubles embroil Navy secretary BUT SEN. WILLIAM PROX- taxpayer payments on five non­ the salt." In return, the govern ol producing, for $.531.6 million, lor its own faulty work. Editor's noto: This is the- lust including $88,8 million prolit. or A company spokesman said the port of u five-port series on the M IR E, D-Wis., involved in one of competitive contracts awarded the ment was limited to paying .50 eight investigations of the com­ company since 1981 percent of overruns. 19.9 percent of targeted costs. firm is earning "modest profits" controversy surroundinfi the no- Lehman has asserted that the on 688-class attack submarine ytion's lurnest defense eontroetor pany. is questioning whether the A company spokesman called "We all know a contract is a alleged agreement is contrary to Veliotis' figures "ridiculous, " as­ compromise. " Sawyer said. average profits on three Tridents contracts awarded since 1982, and taxpayer interests and has pro­ serting they fail to take into "You're attempting to u.se induce­ awarded in 1982 and 1983 — as a "reasonable profits" on the percentage of costs after projected Tridents. By Gregory Gordon and vided a bonanza for General account the impact of inflation on ments as well as a club. " Dynamics' Electric Boat ship­ project costs. Contracts awarded to General inflation — is about 12',i percent. But Proxmire. who has sent Andrew Gallagher He has declined to make available Lehman a .series of questions about United Press International building division. "Clearly, the only meaningful Dynamics in competitive bidding Veliotis, who has been providing calculation is to include the effects in the 1970s for construction of the data he used in calculating the contracts and received no future inflation's effects on costs. answers, is curious about a sharp WASHINGTON - If Generol information to federal prosecutors of inflation in both profit and 688-class nuclear attack subma­ from Athens, Greece, says he has a costs." Lehman said rines allowed for profits ranging According to Veliotis, under the rise in the overall price of the Dyniimies Corp hilfills projec­ Tridents, from $523.2 million in tions and heats hy $lli4 million its' tape recording of a telephone After participating in the award from a low of 11.9 percent of 1981 agreement: conversation in which the deal was of the Tridents and billions of targeted costs to a high of 14.3 • The target profits on new 1981 to $810.9 in 1984. Navy eontrael prices for hiiilding "Now that is a colossal jump,” three Trident suhmorines, it will tirranged dollars in other contracts to percent in 1979. submarine contracts would be He alleged that Lehman, com­ General Dyntimics, Sawyer took a As in the Trident contracts increased. In less than four years Proxmire said. "There's no way reap an average profit of nearly 27 you can account for it on the'basis percent of targeted costs. pany chairman David Lewis and job as executive vice president of awarded in 1982 and 1983. the since Lehman took office, the A fugitive former company assistant Navy secretary George the company, prompting questions company presumably allowed for actual profit dollars on construc­ of inflation." Sawyer made the pact allowing toe from Proxmire, who asserts his inflation in calculating its profit for tion of individual Tridents have A company spokesman said the executive alleges such a $31)7 !l added costs resulted from fitting million profit — more than double company higher profits but reduc­ job shift created an appearance of the multi-year pacts. Navy offi­ risen froffi $50.2 million to $88.9 the Tridents with vertical launch the typical Navy sweetener — ing Ibe government's risk in ca.ses a conflict of interest. cials say. It takes four to six years million, or 77 percent. resulted in part from a secretly of cost overruns. Veliotis. who Sawyer, who denies any conflict to build a 688 submarine and from • The Navy would implement a tubes for cruise mi.ssiles. tape-recorded deal Navy Secre­ faces an unrelated criminal indict­ hut has expressed regret about six to eight years to build a Trident. new policy under which the go­ tary John Lehman cut with Gen­ ment, declined to phiy the tape on "perceptions" his move has For actual labor, material and vernment and contractors would eral Dynamics in 1981 grounds he has turned it over to the created, .said in an interview that overhead, an escalation clause split evenly any cost overruns or Nazi TV drama In return for the higher cost .lustice Department, "generally the profits are some­ automatically covers any impacts windfall profits on submarine figures, the company agreed to "Yes, Lehman cut a deal with what higher " on GD contracts of inflation on Electric Boat. construction. By undercutting the HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Tony drop plans to file a $100 million GD increasing profits (on the awarded under Lehman. According to Navy files, on a target price on the three Tridents Randall and Jose Ferrer will star claim under the Ntivy's self- Tridents) to more than 19.2 per­ "I don't regret for one second the 688-class attack submarine by $164 million. General Dynamics in "Hitler's S.S.." a special three- insurance program, according to cent," Veliotis declared in inter­ decisions we made in 1981, .John awarded in 1976, the company would increase its profit by $82 hour NBC-TV' movie about two the former companj- vice presi- views with UPI Athens' corres- Lehman and I," he said. agreed to build the vessel for $9.5.6 \ million. As a percentage of the German brothers at opposite ends di“nt, P Takis Veliotis. liondents James Dorsey and John million, including $11 million reduced contract cost, profit would of Hitler's elite corps during World Lehman, one of his former Rigos. "Their voices are on the CITING COST O VERRU NS that profit, or 13 percent of the targeted amount to an average of 27 percent War II. assistants who now works for tape." resulted in bitter claims battles cost. on the three contracts. Although Randall and Ferrer get General Dynamics and the com­ Lehman and the company chal­ with shipyards in pi'ior years, he • The company would drop top billing, the brothers are played pany deny such a private agree­ lenge the profit figures, derived said the Navy offered to allow IN 1982, THE COMPANY threats to blame the government by John Shea and Bill Nighy, 'The ment was discussed They contend from Navy contracts, which would contractors to split .30 percent of A G R E E D to build the larger for delays in construction of 688s cast also includes Lucy Gufte- the profit figures are being badly rai.se by more than $300 million cost underruns — unlike in the past Trident, a nuclear missile carrier and file a $100 million claim under ridge. David Warner and Carroll distorted. above typical profit levels the — to "put a little sugar along with that only Electric Boat is capable the Navy'sself-insurance program Baker.

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