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194 i INVESTMENT ■99 J APARTMENTS loa ^MUSICAL [CARS I PROPERTY I< *^Ifor r en t 10^ I ITEMS FOR SALE BABY Grand, 5 foot, 6 1974 AMC JAVELIN^ 98/o ROCKVILLE. For sale bv HEBRON. Modern, two bedroom, heat, hot wa­ rA Specioli#D<^f! Inch. 1896 Ivers 8> Pond restored. Rebuilt 304 owner. Six family un­ 1 Mahogany finish. Ex­ modified engine and ter, appliances, park­ its. Good to excellent ...... — quisite carving. $3500 transmission. Hurst condition. Willing to ing, no pets. $625. 228- 3245, 646-0882.______or best offer. 647-7949, shifter. $600. 289-4174, consider owner financ­ 15 71 miscellaneous ing for qualified buyer. MANCHESTER. Three CLEANING f s n c a r p en t r y/ IgnPAINTtNG/ Coll for details. 225- bedroom, 2 full baths In SERVICES REMODELING 12 S J PAPERING iO i I SERVICES I PETR AND 1012, 9-5. two year old Duplex. SUPPLIES Very nice. $900 per CLEANING GSL CLYDE I RESORT month. No pets. Secur­ S « fv lc ln o th t AAonch«$(«r li Wtt* RENOVATIONS nance Co. Commerci­ FREE. Male, neutered, CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. ity and references a Itmonftc Ofta. HdnttF^nd rtilQ* al/Residential building ROUTE 83, VERNON C9«3Pl¥^to your hom tr PLUS PAINTING & gray, tiger cat. Three PROPERTY must. Call Ed, 649-2947. repairs and home Im­ years old. All shots offici or windows. ^ yoors ok* provements. Interior 83 Nissan 280ZX ‘7495 MANCHESTER. Two otrltnco end rofortncos. Coll Complete Home WAUPAP5RING Including Leukemia. GOT the cold weather and exterior painting, 84 Camaro Coupa *5995 bedroom Duplex. Com­ Lourio for 9 troo tsiimato. Maintenance Free Eettmetee Affectionate and very blues? Come to sunny light corpentry. Com­ 85 Cantury Wagon *8595 pletely redecorated. 742-02^7 Repair / Renew playful. Indoor cot Myrtle Beach, South No appliances. No Calf John plete lonitorlol ser­ only! 742-5902.______85 Cantury 4 Or. *8995 Cslllnga. Walls. Painting, vice. Experienced, rel- Carolina. $59,900 pre­ pets. Must be seen. $650 85 Sunbird 4 dr. •4995 construction prices. BOOKKEEPING/ Papertgg. Carpentry 649-3331 loble, tree estimates. per month. McCova- In$uf9ii • Sontor CMMOvnf 85 Spactrum 4 Dr. *5195 Two bedroom luxury nough Realty, 649-3600. INCOME TAX 643-0304. Automotive golf ylllas, free golf 85 Elactra 4 Dr. *10,495 MANCHESTER. First SNOW REMOVAL. membership. Call 1- Oomplele accounting services 646-2253 I ROOFING/ Resldentlai- 86 98 Regancy 4 Or. *9995 800-225-6897. floor, five room, 2-3 [CARS 86 Qrand Am 2 dr. *8395 bedroom unit. Conve­ Including A/R, A/P. P/R, CVL SIDING Commerclol. Drive­ nient location. $650 In­ P6L Statement and quarterly CARPENTRY WORK ways, starting ot $15. FOR SALE 66 Calabrity 4 dr. *7695 tax returns Can design Coll Bob, 872-8841. 66 Calabrity Euro *7995 cluding heat plus se­ Ail Phases FOR Sale. 1974 Jeep J4000 curity and utilities. additional applications Framing, Roofs, Siding. Trim. LEAKY ROOF9 66 Spactrum 4 dr. *4995 MORTGAGES Most roofs esn tia rspsjrsd. pick-up, power steer­ tailored tor your business 66 Nova 4 Dr. *6995 Second floor, four Registered 4 Fully insured In ptsoo of tots) (•rooang sxpsnsel ing, power brakes, au­ rooms, two bedroom needs Call 644-6191, Very Rtaaonabla Piicat HOMEOWNERS Comptsts rarooang o l atl typos, DRESS MoKino, altera­ tomatic transmission, unit, plus porch. $625 Quality Work / Fraa Satlmataa Meyers 4 wav plow. • FORECLOSURE!! Including heotplus util­ 1^89 INCOME TAXES w e espuMres tions and most kinds of 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 742-1S79 Manchesfw Roofing sewing done. 647-8730. $2000 or best offer. • BANKRUPTCY!! ities and security. Ep­ Consultation / Preparation 871-0014.______stein Real Estate, 647- 64S-B830 • DIVORCED!! FOR Sale. 1987 Suzuki LT Falling behind on your mort­ 8895, osk for Joyce. Individuals f FARRAN0 REMODiUm DISTRIBUTION [AUTOS FOR gage payments? We can Sole Proprlotora ~ Room additions, dackt. root­ 500 Quad Racer. Never MHS basketball ties for first place... page 48 VERNON. Five room raced. Very low hours. helpl No payments up to 2 apartment. Two fam­ ing, aiding, windowa and gutt- UBEIS HENT/LEASE yearsi Bad credit, bankruptcy ily. Quiet, private area Dan Moaler & 49-33X 9 ara. Alt typaa of remodaltng and Tired ol menuBlty eddreselng $2500, firm. 871-0014. or unemployment Is not a FLOORING dittrlbutidn mel! —• we can FREE Mileage on low of Vernon. Working repalra. Cali Bob Farmnd, 4r. FOR Sale. 1986 Suzuki problem. Foreclosure assis­ euitmiBie this process providing cost auto rental. Vil­ tance available lor the di­ DIAL-A *TAX RETURN. Quad Sport 230. $1200 or adults preferred. $675 BB5.847-8S09 gueiHy service lor a tessooebic vorced and self-employed. Spectollst will profes- best offer. 871-0014. lage Auto Rental, 643- per month. Security Res. 645-8849 MIKE 6IACAL0NE price Cell S44-«191. 2979 or 646-7044. Consolidate bills — save your and references re­ slonollv prepare your imOLEttW SERVICE 1980 PONTIAC Sunbird. horn el quired. Call 643-5041. Income taxes. Conve-' Automatic, power SwIm Conservative Group «Ient, nationwide Mall- Fully tnaured [CARS MANCHESTER. Three Let ut ramodM your kRcban or Quality Wdrkmanshlp steering, power at (203) 454-4404 or In, Vla-Fax, or By- HAWK£$TREE^SERVKE brakes, air condi­ FOR SALE room apartment. $480 Phone Tax Service. bath from ftoor to catflng. Wa Free Eatimatss (203) 454-1336 plus utilities. Security. altar caMnats, vanltiM, coun­ Bucket, truck A oMppsr. Stump tioner, Am/Fm No pets. 646-2426, 9-5 F ed eral 1040, $40; tertops whatever your needs 843-5439 removal. Free sstimates. cassette stereo. High weekdays.______Stote, $20. Free Infor- ara. Call RALPH NADEAU at Spadal consttteatjon tor mileage, needs some New Pricing Policy z matlon. 1-800-TAX aittoriy and handiesppad. Rentals STORRS. Two bedroom, work. $500 or best offer. DIAL. ^ - 643-6004 647-9004, after 6pm. privote entrance, ap­ Altelwe * teth I t e ^ Cswtir ELECTRICAL 647-7SS3 li VOLUM E % pliances and carpeted. ICARPENTRY/ N«w Pricing Policy z anrhpBlpr Mpralb I ROOMS $515. Call 643-8516. IREMOOEUNG MFM Construction ELECTRiCAt& I PRICING I FOR RENT MANCHESTER. Second Kitchen, baths, attics, SECURITY WORK floor, four rooms, $550. basement additions, Rre, Burolor and jAUTO VOLUM E I BARGAINS % Heat Included. Secur­ Freeze Alarms. MANCHESTER. Sleep­ ity and references re­ garages, decks, texture SERVICES FRE 6 e S T IM A T B S * New Pricing Policy ^ ing room for working quired. 643-1577. BUILDIRS catlings. Call § PRICING I Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm gentleman. Share bath, 561-2020 Saturday, Feb. 11, 1989 no cooking. $235 per 232-6832 • 581-4423 , TtERINNfS BARGAINS I #9202A month plus security 199 d CONDOMINIUMS 646-2787 1987 Buick Park Avenue and references. 643- i ^ J I for r en t • Planning Design Sarvica BRIAN’S HOME [HEATING/ Aotomoiiyi Eni^marlng, hie. o ' 4 Door Sadan 2121.______• Custom Hornet aUMBING 276 Hartford Rd., Manchastar -New Pricing Polic)"* Now *12,880"° ROOM for non-smoking MANCHESTER. Three • Additions IMPROVEMENTS • Dacka Kltohans, Baths, Ree Rooms, 649-5823 •9115A gentleman. Kitchen bedroom, 3'/3 bath Decks a Additions PJ’i PiumWiw, HiRiflO 6 privileges, washer and Townhouse. Full fin­ • Rscraation Rooms Cars. Trucks, Vans. 4x4’s 1989 Buick Pne GHlmere* > Lkedeed 1 laaonk Air CoRottlfinlRg -We do llta imuaual tatha ordinary’ 1988 Chevrolet Beretta dryer, parking. Call ished basement, car­ • Sunrooma 2 Door Coupe f JOtohan & Bath Ramodaiing Boilera. pumpe, hot water ^^^^Skyhawk 643-5600.______port. $900 plus utilities 646-3923 tanka, new and ' • VWndow Raplaeamant 2 Door Coupe Now * 9 5 9 0 ° " MANCHESTER. Clean, and security. Epstein replacamento. LEADERS SEE • Roofing ^ aulet, convenient to Real Estate, 647-8895. • SitNng [PAINTING/ FREE eSTIMATeS ^ F L O O R IN G Auto, AC. Tilt. FM Caas. busline. Coll anytime. MANCHESTER. Six • concrata work 643-9849/228-9518 Ftclory Lab*l: *li|002e 1987 Buick Regal 646-8337.______room, 2-3 bedroom, V/i • Framing Craw Avaliabla PAPERING Pricing fiAfi Cuatom Coupe MANCHESTER. Room In bath Ranch unit. Avall- ouni; quiet rooming house. able Immediately. Sailing Price: *1 0 ,3 9 4 . ow *9,660°" Off street parking. $75 Long or short term FRANK YOUNG M i l t t Simon Simon t»212A lease. $750 plus utilities per week. 646-1686 or o : : TIL.EMASTEF4S 1987 Olds Delta 88 569-3018. and security. Epstein PAINTING 1989 Buick Real Estate, 647-8895, □ D 4 Door Sadan BUDGET TRAP Tile Sales and Installation Skylark APARTMENTS ask tor Joyce. Interior SpeelellMa Now *11,990°° OPD 4 Door Sedan FOR RENT PfWe taken In every job we dol □ □ □ □ tazisA ( HOMES Auto, AC, Tilt, FM Stereo Ouaitty is our main concern. TILEMASTERS, INC 1987 Chevrolet Celebrity MANCHESTER. Two FOR RENT Factory Let>el: *1 2 ,1 1 6 . station Wagon bedroom Townhouse. N REASONABLE RATES ' imt Pricirvg e 07C Nice location, all ap­ We are bath remod^ and ceramic tile apeclallsta. ount: Now *8990°° MANCHESTER. Immac­ We cater to the home owner. pliances. Heat, hot wa­ ulate three bedroom Let US win yJur confldenoal Call ua today for a Selling Price: *1 0 ,8 4 1 . aaoooA ter, carpeting, olr con- / 2 FREE ESTIMATES • FULLY INSURED free estimate, commercial or residential. IN CDNGRESS Colonial with T baths dltlonlng. Coll 647-1595. 1987 Pontiac Grand Am and attached garage. Member Chsmbar o^Commerce ______1989 Buick 4 Door Sedan MANCHESTER. Onebed- $900 plus utilities. Call -6 43-6774 By Alan From In their own analysis of Bush’s spending room apartment, heat, Contone Realty, 646- T m t iir y *8380°° The Associated Press olan. Senate budget committee Democrats hot water, carpeting, 5900. 4 Door Sedan aWS8A said the blueprint would actually produce a air conditioning, all ap- Auto. ve. Caseatte WASHINGTON — Congressional Demo­ deficit of $115 billion, when asset sales pllonces. Call 649-5240, COVENTRY DUPLEX [STORE AND 107 J INDUSTRIAL It r JTV/STEREO/ 1986 Buick Skylark Ltd. Merchandise Fectory Label: 4 Door Sedan crats said Friday they will not begin were not counted. MANCHESTER. Three Off Route 44A. 2 years old. OFFICE SPACE PROPERTY ( appliances They attributed the difference to their bedrooms, T/z baths, Volume Pricing negotiations with President Bush over his Kitchen, (amlly room, two Discount: Now *7980°° use of economic projections that are more $775 per month. Two bedrooms, 1 bath. Annual EAST HARTFORD. New MANCHESTER. 3400 and ELECTRIC Stove. Sears, $1.16 trillion budget until the administra­ •0040A pessimistic than those used by the White bedrooms, IV2 baths, lease >675.00 par month. office space In restored 2400 square foot Indus­ 20", 4 burner. White tion specifies the programs it would cut to $575 per month plus Call Hsian at 643-2487. house, Burnside Ave. trial space. Loading Nutone CoDpertone 1986 Buick Regal reduce the deficit. House’s Office of Management and 8-4:30 weekdays. CLOTHING Range hood with vent Cuatom Coupa utilities, security and 3800 square feet with dock, parking. Wood­ 1989 Buick Senate Budget Committee Chairman Budget. The Congressional Budget Office references. No pets. basement. Con be di­ land Industrial Park. to outside. Very good and many economists believe interest GENUINE Sheepskin condition. Ideal for Now *7890°° Jim Sasser, D-Tenn., and his House 643-2121______vided. Terms negotia­ Principals Only. 643- rates will be higher and economic growth coot. Man’s, size 42. apartment or summer Regal aa040A counterpart. Rep. Leon Panetta, D-Calif., MANCHESTER. Two ble. For Information, 2121. will be lower than 0MB assumes, which if call Ruth FIske, 282- Nearly new! $125. 649- camp. Both for $75. 2 Door Coupe said they would meet Monday with apartments. Available 3642. Manchester, 646-0271. 1986 Buick Skyhawk accurate would mean a weaker economy February 15th-March THE DEADLINE FOR 0651.______AC. Door Lock!, VC, FM Ceu. Cuatom 4 Door Sadan administration budget director Richard [MISCELLANEOUS and thus a higher federal deficit. 1st. Four rooms, two PLACING OR *1 5 ,4 3 0 . Darman to try to learn more details about bedrooms, appliances, OFFICES - Street level. FOR RENT Festory Label: Now *6380°° But of most concern to Democrats is his CANCELING AN AD IS [CARS [CARS Volume Pricing the fiscal 1990 spending plan. large yard. Newly rem­ Good for professionals. 2 ,0 6 1 . •6424A proposal to limit a collection of more than 12 NOON THE DAY Excellent location. 46 MANCHESTER. Two car FOR SALE FOR SALE Discount: . # ’ . -85- They said the vagueness with which odeled. On busline. Selling Price: *1 3 ,3 6 9 . 1986 Plymouth Reliant Bush spelled out his plan for achieving 1,000 programs — most of them domestic FI rs t apartment, BEFORE, MONDAY - Oak St. 649-5334, 647- garage, $125. One car FRIDAY, IN ORDER 9223. garage, $75. Call 649- station Wgon savings is aimed at putting the pressure — — to the $136 billion spent for them this $500/month. Second, year. Democrats said this meant that Bush $575/month. Both plus TO MAKE THE NEXT 1725 DIVIDABLE square" 8855. 1989 Buick Now *5440°° and the blame — on Congress for cuts that feet. Located In down­ will inevitably be unpopular. was leaving the onus for finding $11 billion utilities. Coll until 9pm, ISSUE. FRIDAY • 0216A 623-6970. AFTERNOON BY 2:30 town Manchester pro­ LOOKING FOR an apart­ LeSabre “ The fiscal buck has traditionally in cuts up to them, reductions that could MANCHESTER. Two fessional building. ment? Be sure to check 4 Door Sedan 1986 Plymouth Reliant stopped at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, but effect programs like toxic waste cleanups, PM FOR MONDAY’S Priced below market 4 Door Sadan bedroom, I'/s both, the many vacancies listed AC. Crulee. Door Locke. FM Cate. last night President Bush tried to pass it up mass transit assistance, and law ISSUE. THANK YOU for quick occupancy. In classified each day. Townhouse. Applian­ Now enforcement. FOR YOUR Very negotiable lease Factory Label: *1 6 ,8 7 4 . *4880°° to Congress,” Sasser told reporters. ces, full basement, i atS; “ We need to know the administration’s “ This is not what we would call a flexible pool. $700 plus utilities. COOPERATIONII! terms. Morllyn Vafte- YOU’LL LOVE asatMA ronl, Sentry Real Est­ 2 ,1 5 6 . freeze,” Panetta said, referring to Bush’s Security. No pets. Coll 1986 Pontiac 6000 full budget |)roposals so that everything is CARS Selling Price: *1 4 ,7 1 8 . 649-9345 or 647-1413. ate, 643-4060 4 Door Sadan on the table if we get to negotiations.” campaign promise to reduce the deficit by FOR SALE limiting spending increases to the rate of MANCHESTER. Onebed- OUR Panetta said of the blueprint for the fiscal room apartment, se­ 1989 Buick *6990°° year beginning Oct. 1 that Bush presented inflation. " I t ’s a flexible squeeze.” cond floor, new USED CARS! -=5an»- p g |.|j aoaoAA to Congress Thursday night. Sen. Pete Domenici of New Mexico, the building. On busline. 1985 Buick Century Ltd. Bush said his proposal would leave a ranking Republican on the Senate Budget $550 per month, yearly Avenue 4 Door Sedan Committee, defended Bush’s strategy of lease. Peterman Real deficit of $91.1 billion next year, well within 4 Door Sedan lumping those programs together. Estate. 649-9404. low * 6 5 9 0 ° ° the $100 billion target required by the All Power, Cass. Gramm-Rudman deficit reduction law. “ There’s more room for negotiation this CHOICE ■0091A MANCHESTER. Two *5995 Factory Label: He achieves that level by holding the way,” he said. bedroom flat, op- 1985 Buick Park Avenue Volume Pricing growth in the defense budget to the rate of Darman briefed Republican senators pllonced kitchen, wall #1758 1986 Dodge Colt 4 Door Sedan Dlecount: inflation, providing $309 billion in new and representatives on the budget early to wall carpeting. Heat #1802 1987 Dodge Shadow Selling Price: Now *9660°° spending: making a controversial cut in Friday, and told reporters afterward that and hot water Included. FINAL CLOSE-OUT #1831 1986 Plymouth Reliant Wag. $675 per month. One M027A the capital gains tax rate that he says will it is time for the administration and #1833 1987 Honda Civic HB-Red #9133 year lease plus secur­ 1989 Buick 1985 Buick Somerset raise $4.8 billion in new revenues: slowing congressional leaders to begin negotiating ity deposit. No pets. .. A FEW 88’s REMAIN 2 Door Coupa HEADS UP — Ken Brokaw pokes his head through the growth of Medicare by $5 billion: on a spending plan 649-0795. your S C O O C - ^ F R i v i e r a "The spirit is veiy good at the moment Now *5880°° the ceiling to talk to Ray Corey as the two install a selling $3.7 billion in federal assets: and MANCHESTER. Two AND THEY MUST GO. CHOICE 2 Door Coupe extending taxes on telephone service and and we’ve got to build on that spirit,” he 1 bedroom flat, first ag027A light fixture in the lobby of the Lincoln Building in #1570 1985 Dodge Lancer LoedecH Landau Vinyl Top airline tickets that are due to expire. said. floor, near busline. Honda Accord 1985 Buick Regal downtown Spokane, Wash., on Thursday. New carpeting, great #1810 1986 Honda Civic 4 Dr. Factory Label: *2 4 ,2 2 0 . Coupe, Automatic, Full Stereo, Air Conditioned, Demo. Cuatom Coupa location, walking dis­ #1835 1984 Honda Accord 4 Dr. Volume Pricing tance to stores. $650 per Discount 2 ,6 5 7 . Original List Price *14,782. #7256 #1840 1986 Olds Clerra 4 Dr. Now *6460°° Selling Price: month. One year lease *2 1 ,5 6 3 . •0091A plus security deposit. Now »12,282<” ...... SAVE *2,500” #1848 1985 Pontiac 6000 LE 649-0795.______1985 Chevrolet Camaro 1989 Buick 2 Door Coupe LARGE Three room, Honda Accord LXI CHOICE *7995 heated apartment. {eatta Now *6660°° Stove and refrigerator. 4 Door, Executive Demo, Original List *17,451. #6934 References and secur­ Now »13,950°»...... SAVE »3,501»” #1593 1985 Honda Prelude 2 Door Coupe ity. 649-9021 or 645-8733. #1673 1983 Toyota Celica GT Sporty & Luxurious — 1986 Chevrolet Celebrity MANCHESTER. Nice, #1767 1984 Audi 5000 “Has It All!!” 4 Door Sedan three room apartment. Honda CRX #1789 1985 Honda Accord 4 Dr. Heat and electricity. Automatic, New Full Stereo. Rust Proofed, Accessorized. Factory Label; *2 7 ,2 5 0 . Security deposit. No Voiuma Pricing teteoA Original List *11,523 #7296 DIacount: pets. 643-8552. YOUR $ Q Q Q C 1986 Chevrolet Caprice ECONOMICAL, Third Now *9,500” ...... SAVE *2,023“ CHOICE WVO 4 Door Sadan floor, one bedroom ‘ All Prlcaa Include Applicable #1731 1987 Honda Prelude Now *8660°° apartment with stove Factory Caab Incantivaa ond refrigerotor. Nice Honda Accord #1722 1987 Honda Accord HB-LXI • 6007B location. $475 plus utili­ 4 Door, 5 Speed LX, Demo, Fully Equipped. #1782 1985 Chevy S-10 Blazer 4x4 OVER 100 BUICKS 85 Buick Somerset ties and security. No Original List *15,002. #7103 #1820 1986 Honda Prelude IN STOCK AT 2 Door Coupe pets. Call 643-2129. MANCHESTER. Availa­ Now >12,500” ...... SAVE ‘ 2,50 2” SIMILAR Now *6180°° ble March 15th. Three “VOLUME PRICING’’ bedroom Duplex, large MANQ£STERH0ND\ appManced kitchen MANO-ESTERHCNCA with pantry, formal 24 ADAMS ST. Cardinal Buick, Inc. Cardinal Buick, Inc. dining room, full bose- 24 ADAMS ST. 81 Adams Street ment with laundry MANCHESTER, CT 06040 81 Adams Street hook-up. Convenient MANCHESTER, CT 06040 646-3515 Manchester, Conn. Manchester, Conn. location. $650 per 646-3515 month plus utilities. 649-4571 649-4571 References and secur­ Opan Mor -Tuaa.*W*d -Thuf» NIghta opan Mon 'Tuaa-'Wad -Thura. Nlghti ity. No pets. After 6pm, 875-1731. REGIONAL WEATHER Accu-Wealhef*® forecast for Saturday Bolton urged to mold future Daytime Conditions and High Temperatures Directors F with plans for town’s growth C j h *> o u |2T ^ By Nancy Pappas infrastructure, or foundation for churches, then by all means, use join protest Manchester Herald growth and change, according to the churches.” H-wwies McKinney. 1* 1 I ! The Rev. John C. Holliger of St. BOLTON — Re.sidents can help “ (In a church) there is already George’s Episcopal Church, who |So»iooj 35“ I shape the town's future by a focus, a population, a staff and invited McKinney to Bolton, was over tax plan learning lessons from other com­ committee structure in place.” pleased with the advice the munities which grew rapidly, he said sociologist had offered. By Andrew J. Davis according to one area sociologist. Asa start. McKinney suggested “ We are very concerned with FLURMES Manchester Herald William McKinney, dean and that people in Bolton might what is going on in town, and we professor of religion and society identify three communities which are looking forwaystohavesome AHjnlic at Hartford Seminary, spoke to had experienced rapid growth Republican members of the town Board of Ocean influence,” Holliger said. about 60 Bolton citizens this week about 10 years ago. A small Directors are happy that Gov. William A. O’N eill’s (WMMn0lo«|46 I at a dinner sponsored by the committee could correspond with Issues he said Bolton faces are: proposed budget leaves aid to cities and towns Bolton Ecumenical Council. officials there, and arrange “ The loss of the rural character: untouched, but they chastised O’Neill’s plan to raise — to A<4 u bM “ Don’t sit back and wait,” visit the communities. the children who grew up in taxes. McKinney warned. “ Not to act is “ Find out what happened to .. Bolton and will never be able to Republican Director Ronald Osella said that to lose control of your own them a decade ago. And find out afford a home here as adults; the O’Neill’s proposed aid to cities and towns will destiny. When those new housing what they really wish they had needs of the community that probably change because of protests over his plan to Weather developments go through, you’re done differently.” McKinney aren’t being met.” raise $737 million in new taxes. going to have about a one- to said. He recommended that the town and the Board of Holliger said he hoped that two-year window of While one group looks outward, Education develop “ contingency” plans designed to each of those who attended Manchester and vicinity: Partly sunny today with opportunity.” another might look within. prepare for varying amounts of state aid. Town Tuesday evening’s speech would high in the mid-30s. Southwest wind 10 mph to 15 The event was held on Shrove McKinney suggested asking resi­ Manager Robert B. Weiss has already placed Tuesday — the traditional day of dents to define three things about be inspired to work in the mph. Mostly clear tonight with low zero to 15. community. restrictions on hiring and purchasing to offset the Sunday. Partly cloudy with a chance of flurries. merriment before the Lenten Bolton: what is important to them AP photo effects of a drop in local aid and Mayor Peter P fast. It involved members of St. and should be preserved at all But Robert Gorton of 32Brandy High in the 30s. St., chairman of the town’s DiRosa Jr. has called for a freeze on spending for Maurice, St. George’s Episcopal. costs: what is undesirable, and COURT APPEARANCE — Alleged and fraud in connection with police programs deemed to be non-essential. Coastal: Partly sunny and becoming breezy Bolton Congregational and Bol­ could happily be jettisoned: and Planning Commission, who at­ tended Tuesday’s talk, said that astronaut imposter Robert Hunt, right, allegations that he posed as a space Those non-essential programs have not vet been today. High in the mid-30s. Southwest wind 10 mph ton United Methodist churches. what falls in between. sits with a guard during a hearing in identified. to 20 mph. Mostly clear tonight with low 15 to 25. The first part of McKinney’s talk Bolton needs more money, not shuttle astronaut and Marine officer as Within a church, this could be Under O’N eill’s proposal, the state would send focused on the reasons for popula­ more planning. “ There are still East Boston District Court Wednesday well as other uniformed roles and Sunday, partly cloudy. Chance of flurries. High in done with a survey. For townwide $2.11 billion to municipalities in the next fiscal year, tion changes in churches like open spaces in town and there is morning. Hunt is charged with larceny the 30s. professions. compared to $2.10 billion in this fiscal year, which those. input. there might be focus group no legal way to .stop people from meetings. ends June 30. About $17.6 million of the town’s $63.5 Northwest hills: Partly sunny today with high 30 But for the last 20 minutes. buying it up and developing it,” million budget comes from state and federal to 35. Southwest wind 10 mph to 15 mph. Tonight, McKinney turned to the ways When the information from the he said. sources. mostly clear. Low zero to 15. Partly cloudy Sunday people can mold their communi­ other communities and the town’s As a member of the Planning with a chance of flurries. High in the 30s. ties during periods of change and own residents is gathered, some Commission for 30 years, he said Man who posed as astronaut Osella and Republican Directors Geoffrey Naab recommendations must be for­ growth. It was the topic he’d been that he has been advocating the and Theunis Werkhoven agreed Friday that mulated. and citizens’ commit­ asked to address when he was purchase of farm and forest land O’Neill’s proposal to tax utility bills to help offset a tees formed to implement them. invited to the group, he said. to be set aside for public use. state deficit is unfair. Lottery Enormous change is inevitable He cited the development situa­ faces trial in fraud, larceny Democratic Directors DiRosa. Stephen T. Cas- As tor McKinney’s ideas on sano. James F. Fogarty. Mary Ann Handley. in a town like Bolton, which is tion on Cape Cod. where he owns a intense citizen involvement, Gor­ experiencing and anticipating second home, By Arlene Levinson “ I love the person I thought I credit card while telling her the Kenneth N. Tedford and Barbara B. Weinberg could Connecticut daily Friday: 110. Play Four: 5664. ton was skeptical, “ I ’m not too not be reached for comment. tremendous growth. McKinney “ Things there got impossible. clear on how you get something The Associated Press was married to,” she said. flight cost nothing because he was Connecticut “ Lotto” Friday: 1, 12, 29, 31, 36, 40. When asked about the budget. Osella gave it a said. Those who are able to The developers were running the like that to work.” he said. “ It’s Recalling the day he was a space shuttle pilot. verbal raspberry. He said he especially did not like muster information and exert show ... and now there’s a very difficult to get Bolton people BOSTON — Robert Hunt unmasked, Sweeney said, “ I was In Ireland Oct. 8, he was the proposed utility tax. which would place a sales influence may be able to help moratorium on all building.” he to come to a meeting of any kind, scorched some kitchen tiles and shocked. It was almost like granted a 10-minute interview tax on electric, gas. telephone, water and cable shape those changes. said. “ Someone’s got to make unless they are positive that on told his wife they fell off the watching someone die. He just with Benjamin Briscoe, lord bills. Index In many small towns, the plans before, not after, it’s too the agenda will be a proposal to ill-fated Challenger space dissolved, disappeared.” mayor of Dublin. Briscoe’s spo­ churches form the only formal late. If what you’ve got here is spend their money.” shuttle. Hunt is being held on $100,000 keswoman said the meeting at “ I think it’s outrageous.” he said. “ (The utility bail in a Boston jail. His case in tax) is just a killer. That’s just outrageous,” Business__ 33-34 n h ilim rip s 8 That, police say, was just one Mansion House, the official resi­ East Boston District Court was The new tax is projected to generate $340 million a Classified _ 35-40 n p in in n 12-13 prop in Hunt’s pose as an dence, was arranged after Bris­ continued to Feb. 17 after a year. It would cost the average consumer about $120 Comics ___ 23-25 R p lip in n 14-15 astronaut during a period of coe was told Hunt was a visiting Local/State. s-fl Spninr flitixpru! Wayne Hays dies; sex scandal request for reduced bail was astronaut. a year. make-believe that carried him Focus_____ 21-36 Sports 41-48 denied. Hunt’s attorney, James Because of widespread opposition within the through several states, speaking The spokewoman said when Nafion/World. . 9-11 W P fIrlin n s 16 Cipoletta, said Friday he has Legislature to the utilities tax and other taxes, engagements and marriages. Hunt told the lord mayor that urged his client not to speak to British Prime Minister Margaret Osella said communities can not be sure of local aid ended political career in 1976 yet. Now his wife is leaving him and reporters until the case is settled. Thatcher was arranging for him he faces fraud and larceny Investigators compiling the “ His budget is just a proposal,” he said. BELM ONT, Ohio (A P) - Ohio. not to prosecute. Department to be married at Westminster story of Hunt’s alleged stories say While not arguing that new taxes will be needed, Mandipatpr Hpralh Wayne L. Hays, a 14-term con­ Hays began his political career attorneys said they lacked evi­ charges for taking his make- Abbey. Briscoe realized Hunt was gressman whose affair with in 1939, when he was elected believe too far. that for the past eight years he “ not the full shilling,” but politely Osella said the state has to cut back its spending. dence corroborating the account “ There may have to be some increases in taxes.” House clerk Elizabeth Ray in 1976 mayor of Flushing, a town of 1,200 of Ms. Ray, the House clerk, and State police arrested Hunt on has been fooling many people in said nothing. Others were com­ USPS 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 113 he said. “ However, there has to be a serious look at touched off a payroll-sex scandal people, a post he held three years. her relationship with Hays. Jan. 28 in suburban Medford. The imaginative ways — in Massa­ pletely taken in. in the nation’s capital and des­ He was elected to his first term in 27-year-old plumber’s son from chusetts, Florida, Pennsylvania cutting spending.” Penny M Siefferl. Publisher During Hunt’s arrest, police troyed his political career, died the U.S. House in 1948, with 51.4 After leaving office. Hays re­ Everett is accused of swindling and Ireland. searched the apartment and Werkhoven and Naab echoed Osella’s disappro­ George T Chappell Dennis M Santoro val of the utility tax. though neither has taken a Editor Advertising Director Friday. He was 77. percent of the vote. turned to his 300-acre Red Gate his fourth wife and bride of five Montour, Pa., Township Police found assorted military para­ Jean Walker, a family friend, He was finishing his 14th Farm in Belmont, where he bred months, Ann Sweeney, of up to Chief Robert Lighow said Hunt stand on the entire budget. Douglas A Bevins Sheldon Cohen phernalia, flight jumpsuits and a Executive Editor Composing Manager said Hays died at 1:30 p.m. at two-year term in Congress when Angus cattle and Tennessee walk­ $50,000 on her company-issued allegedly rode around Pennsylva­ helmet bearing the insignia of the “ That’s absolutely ridiculous,” Werkhoven said ing horses. Wheeling Hospital in Wheeling, he resigned Sept. 1,1976, to stop a credit card without her knowl­ nia in a limousine seeking models National Aeronautics and Space of the utility tax, ’ T m certainly going to let my Jeanne G Fromerth Robert H Hubbard legislators know.” Business Manager Pressroom Manager W.Va., across the the Ohio River House Ethics Committee investi­ edge and for taking $4,000 from a for his baby powder while pre­ Administration. In 1978, Hays made a comeback Denise A. Roberts from this eastern Ohio town. gation into his conduct. Public Saugus family on the promise he tending to be a powder maker. He Dr. Park Dietz, a forensic Naab said. “ I ’m certainly pleased the amount of Frank J McSweegan of sorts with his election to the Personnel Manager Circulation Director Walker spoke by telephone hearings were to begin 2^2 weeks could get their 18-year-old son out said Friday that he was investi­ psychiatrist who is an FBI aid has not been cut.” Ohio House. There, he pushed from the Hays residence, said later. of the Navy. gating charges that Hunt consultant and a professor at the While towns may not be hit hard, school boards bills aimed at curbing big utilities Published daily except Sunday and certain holidays by the Hays apparently suffered a heart “ I think he did it to save his On Jan. 6, calling himself swindled his third wife, a local could possibly see state funding drop. O’Neill has Manchester Publishing Co . 16 Brainard Place, Manchester. and promoting Ohio coal, but University of Virginia, said there attack about noon Friday as he family,” Carl Albert, then House woman, out of large amounts of proposed to cut $23 million in state education grants. Conn. 06040 Second class postage paid at Manchester. Conn' generally kept a low profile. One Marine Capt. Robert J. Hunt, the are cases in legal circles falling Postmaater Serrd address changes to the Manchester Herald. read a newspaper at his home. speaker, told reporters after money. He would not elaborate. School board member Francis A. Maffe Jr. .said exception came during an inci­ fake astronaut spoke before a under the category of the so- 1 P O Box 591, Manchester. Conn 06040. Hays’ wife, Pat, was at his side. receiving Hays’ resignation group called the Experimental Authorities say Hunt is believed called imposter phenomenon. he was unsure how O’N eill’s proposal would affect If you don’t receive your Herald by 5 p m weekdays or 7:30 Walker said. letter. dent in which he threatened to the board. About $10 million of the board’s $36 a m Saturdays, please telephone your carrier. If you're unable Aircraft Association. to have been married to two other “ It’s generally believed that The hospital refused to release punch a television cameraman to reach your carrier call subscriber service at 647-9946 by 6 The Ethics Committee then “ He was a very good speaker, women. people who are able to dupe million budget comes from state funding this year, p m weekdays lor delivery in Manchester. any information, but Becks Fun­ during a hearing. voted to end its three-month he entertained us. He held us Harry Doan, the owner of an air others into believing that they while about $12 million in state aid is projected for Suggested carrier rates are $1 80 weekly. $7.70 lor one eral Home in St. Clairsville, Ohio, investigation of the scandal on the 1989-90 school budget. monih. $23.10 lor three months. $4820 lor six months and He was defeated in a re-election spellbound for 2>A hours,” said service in Daytona Beach, Fla., have some professional status confirmed that Hays had died. grounds that Hays no longer was $92 40 lor one year. bid in 1980. Greater Boston chapter presi­ was convinced by Hunt that he that’s untrue, most likely suffer “ I really don’t knowhow that’s going to affect us,” The Manchester Herald Is a member ol the Associated Press, Hays began his political career a congressman and no longer he said. “ I haven’t seen any figures. In 1980, Hays became chairman dent, Lou Pascucci. was a Navy helicopter pilot. from antisocial personality dis­ the Audit Bureau ol Circulations the New England Press in 1939, when he was elected to under the panel’s jurisdiction. Board member John A. Tucci did not seemed Association and the New England Newspaper Association. of the Democratic Party in Sweeney, 23, a former optical Last summer. Hunt chartered a order.” said Dietz, who is on municipal office in his native The Justice Department, which Belmont County and remained engineer, also believed he was an jet to fly with his wife to Montreal, sabbatical in Newport Beach, concerned about a possible loss in state aid. Belmont County in rural eastern also was investigating, decided “ Twenty-three million. That’s hardly anything, active in local party politics. astronaut. allegedly charging it on his wife's Calif. overall,” he said. Meriden man guilty in murder of ex-wife evidence that Bernard may have shot LOCAL & STATE NEW HAVEN (AP) — A Meriden weeks and they were getting pretty her right hand. “ The most damaging part of this herself, said Grudberg. who main­ man police accused of trying to fake worn down at the end.” case is that Jeff Dontigney put the gun tained that there was a “ reasonable his former w ife’s suicide was found When the jury foreman announced in the wrong hand and upside down hypothesis of innocence.” guilty of her murder on Friday. the verdict, Clifford said. Bernard’s because he was in a panic.” Clifford Grudberg said Friday that he was Gay rights measure After nearly six days of delibera­ mother and sister “ broke down in “ disappointed” with the verdict and said in closing arguments to the jury tions. a 12-member Superior Court tears.” would most likely file an appeal. jury returned the verdict against Dontigney’s stainless steel. .357 last week. “ This was an argument in a After the jury returned its verdict. Jeffrey Dontigney. 33. accused of magnum revolver was found in hailed and assailed Bernard’s hand when police arrived domestic situation mixed with alcohol Judge Thomas Corradino ordered shooting Linda Bernard. 29, in the and an available gun. It is a horrible head during a domestic squabble and at the couple’s apartment shortly Dontigney held in lieu of $200,000 bail. situation.” Clifford said. Dontigney. who had been free on bail then trying to make it look as though before midnight on Aug. 7. 1987. She Anti-bias proposal Ira Grudberg. Dontigney’s attor­ during the trial, was taken to a New she had killed herself. died three days later. ney. asked the jury to note testimony goes to the House “ Justice was served by the ver­ Dontigney, who began living with Haven jail. by state forensic experts that no trace dict.” said Patrick Clifford, the Bernard again shortly after their of blood or gunpowder was found on He is scheduled to be sentenced on assistant state’s attorney who prose­ divorce, maintained that his ex-wife March 31. Dontigney will be sent­ By-Judd Everhart killed herself after using drugs. But Dontigney’s hands or the shirt he said The Associated Press cuted the case. he was wearing at the time of the enced to at least 25 years in prison, “ I am extremely happy for the the prosecution presented evidence and could be sentenced to a maximum shooting victim’s fam ily.” he said. “ They’ve that while Bernard had been shot in of 60 years imprisonment. HARTFORD — The sister of a the left temple, police found the gun in The absence of gunpowder was homosexual man murdered last been here watching the trial for five year pleaded with a legislative committee Friday for passage of a gay rights bill and, later in the State tells Bolton’s attorney day, got her wish. The bill, which would outlaw NEED discrimination against homosex­ to resolve charter questions uals in housing, employment, credit and other areas, cleared services division, on Monday. Kemp said. the Judiciary Committee, 15-11, Bv Maureen Leavitt IMPORT Manchester Herald Barger said he will research the issues and was sent to the House of further, and expects to solve the matter by Representatives, Feb. 15. in order to meet the statutory Similar bills have been nar­ BOLTON — The secretary of the state’s SERVICE office has said the town will have to rely on deadline to combine the proposed charter rowly defeated in the General referendum with the municipal election. Assembly in the past. But its own attorney to solve questions Patrick Flynn/Mancheater Herald concerning proposed changes in the Town The election is May 1 and the date of the backers are more optimistic this referendum must be set at least 30 days year because the bill doesn’t Charter. THINLY SLICED — Tony Palmer of Hartford slices cold cuts at NANCY LECKERLING The Board of Selectmen read a letter before it is held. mention the area of education, a The proposed changes include switching Manchester Community College Wednesday. Palmer is a cook in the move designed to alleviate crit­ . . . questioned at hearing from the secretary of the state’s office at N Tuesday night’s meeting in Community to a town manager form of government, college cafeteria. ics’ fears that teachers might eliminating the Board of Finance, chang­ somehow “ recruit” children to homosexual population has the Hall which stated all questions regarding highest rate of venereal disease the referendum be referred back to ing the Board of Selectmen from a become homosexuals. five-member board to a seven-member “ We need this bill to protect the of any population group. Richard L. Barger, town attorney. Toron ’’There is no biblical basis for Barger had come up with verbal opinions board, and eliminating the power of voters civil rights of gays and lesbians to make specific cuts in the town budget. and to stem the rising tide of ‘gay pride,” ’ Kirschner said. on proposed charter changes in December The National Coalition of hut was looking for a more formal opinion Barger, in his verbal opinions, said the Coventry votes down plan violence against them,” said hoard could place as many questions as it Nancy Leckerling of Madison. American Nuns, in written tes­ from the secretary of the state. timony submitted to the commit­ Some of the questions the selectmen are would like on the ballot. Her brother, Richard Riehl of He also determined that if' charter Wethersfield, was brutally killed tee, supported the measure, while trying to answer include when a referen­ changes are approved by voters, the two NISSAN last May in what police said was a the Connecticut Catholic Confer­ dum could be held an the charter changes to take Willington students ence went on record against it. and how many questions can appear on the new selectmen positions could not be clear case of ” gay bashing. ” Two placed on the ballot for the May election. teen-ager boys have been Rep. Eugene A. Migliaro Jr., ballot. R-Wolcott, a conservative legis­ Helen M. Kemp, administrative assist­ He said the new positions would be handled “ It would be devastating” to the Bolton charged with beating Riehl to ACURA COVENTRY — The Board of Education lator who has consistently op­ ant, said the selectmen received the letter like a vacancy, and the board could make has decided not to accept students from school system if Willington stops sending death after he picked them up in posed gay rights bills in the past, from Joanne M. Chrisoulis. acting adimi- interim appointments or hold a special Willington next year, a move that could students there. Packman has said. Hartford. said passing the measure would nistrative assistant with the state election election. He could not be reached Friday for "The jokes about gays have to benefit the Bolton school sy.stem. condone a chosen behavior and do additional comment. stop. Discrimination has gone far nothing to improve the protection ■'We came to the conclusion we did not In another matter Thursday, the Coven­ enough,” Leckerling told the of rights already enjoyed by have the space.” school board member try board also discussed complaints about committee. “ Gays are people like New suit faults New Haven everyone. Robert J. Christie said Friday. “We school bus service. you and me, with the same needs ’’The true issue here is accep­ determined we will not make a proposal. Kathleen Ryan, chairman of the board's of love and acceptance.” tance of a way of life.” Migliaro As of right now. it’s a dead issue.” transportation committee, said there are Earlier. Mary Ann Pressamar- for car’s plunge into river said. “ If they want to be that way, The board voted against accepting the delays in bus runs to and from schools. ita of East Hartford, head of a • W E ^ ONLY BEEN IN MANCHESTER 2 YEARS group that calls itself Citizens for good luck to them. That’s their students at a meeting Thursday. Lawrence Mickel. board chairman, adequate warning signs, barriers, lights Decency, told the committee that problem. But don’t tell me I have NEW LONDON (AP) — The families of BUT WE HAVE A 30-YEAR REPUTATION! The town of Willington. which has no presented letters from two Robertson and detour signs and also fialed to conduct Riehl was responsible for his own to accept it. It’s not an accepted three of the four East Lyme residents high school, has been sending many of its School students asking the board to solve adequate inspections of the roadway. death because he had been norm.” killed when their car plunged into the Mill students to Bolton for eight years. But the problem. The city has since installed lights, signs • NO LONG WAIT FOR APPOINTMENT! “ cruising,” looking for young Two years ago, a similar bill River last November have filed suit o?! Willington school officials this year sent “ My mom wants to sue and we hate it,” and a fence at the end of Chapel Street. men to pick up. passed the House by one vote, was against the city of New Haven and several letters to Coventry. Tolland and Stafford Mickel read from one of the letters. In the latest suit. LaGrotteria’s family • FACTORY AND ASE CERTIFIED TECHNICIANS Gordon Lustila. business manager for “ The perversity of this behav­ amended and passed in the officials. school officials, asking if they would be The most recent suit, filed by the family alleges that New Haven and city officials the school system, said there is a shortage ior is so gross,” Pressamarita Senate and, when it went back to willing to accept the students. of Laura M. Lagrotteria Thursday, alleges created a public nuisance and violated of drivers. Lustila said he has contacted said, calling homosexuality “ a the House, died on a tie vote. Patricia E. Soltys, a member of the the deaths were the result of the city’s several state laws governing road mainte­ • FRIENDLY COMPETENT SERVICE! the bus company. Laidlaw transit Inc., sickness, a mental disorder.” During debate on the bill, the Coventry board, said members agreed to failure to maintain the roadway. nance. The lawsuit does not specify the and its local manager. Heidi Oguschewitz. ” If they would only keep their committee rejected an amend­ negotiate with Willington in the future The ment that would have exempted It is similar to one filed two months ago amount of damages Lagrotteria’s family is • ASK A FRIEND! board felt there would not be enough time about the situation. private lives private, they would religious organizations from the on behalf of the families of two other seeking. to plan for the Willington students, she “ I ’ve seen the ads in the papers offering be able to get housing and jobs New Haven Mayor Biagio DiLieto said bonuses for drivers.” Lustila said they’re entitled to,” she said. bill’s requirements. victims of the Nov. 13 accident. said. Meanwhile, the city of New Haven on Thursday night he had no comment, other Soltys said the bus that picks her son up The bill bans discrimination on Willington also sends students to Wind­ Thursday offered a “ substantial monetary than that the city “ fully expected” to be in the morning arrives anywhere from 7:55 the basis of sexual orientation in ham High School and E O. Smith High reward” for information about the acci­ sued by the families. School in Storrs. to 8:25 a m. housing, employment, credit, New Haven has hired Arnold Bai. a “ I never know when toput him out.” said public accommodation, licens­ CALDWELL dent. The information will go to the city’s Bolton High School now enrolls 105 defense lawyer, who will decide whether to prominent Bridgeport lawyer, to reprsent Willington students, at an annual cost of Soltys, ing, state services or state the city in cases stemming from the contracts. pass it along to police investigating the $3,866 each to Willington. That cost is An out-of-town girls’ basketball game for OIL INC. accident. the Capt. Nathan Hale School team Dr. J. Cameron Kirschner, an accident, officials said. SCHALLEB scheduled to rise to $5.170 per student in the Lagrotteria, Jill Sawyer, Christy Stev­ Bai said the purpose of the reward, the next school year under a contract between recently had to be canceled because there associate professor of surgery at amount of which the city didn’t specify, was no bus, board members said. Yale, told the committee that, ens, all 19. and Michael Gallo, 20. were Willington and Bolton that is due to expire .72* killed when they drove between concrete was to gather information for New Haven’s MANCHESTER William Carpenter, principal at Robert­ “ from a medical perspective, the 345 Center St. (Rt. 6), Manchester in 1991. according to Michael L. McKee. per gal. C. O. O. barriers placed near an open swing bridge defense against the lawsuits. son School, said he gets complaints daily gay lifestyle has clearly demon­ 150 gal. minimum purchaaa 647 7077 Willington school .superintendent. on Chapel Street and into the Mill River. “If I were to receive information that the In addition to the Willington students, from parents about the problem. strated itself tto be a major public police should properly have. I would tell Exit 60 Off I 84 — Minutes from Hartford health problem.” Both suits charge the deaths were the there are 305 Bolton students enrolled at “ Something has to be done about this. the police.” Bai said. He mentioned the AIDS epi­ 649-8841 result of the city’s failure to maintain Bolton High School. Bolton Superintendent It’s really starting to generate heat.” he PricM Sub/»et to Chang* Richard Packman has said. said. demic and and said the male Local 8 l State Merrill to stand trial in Toronto of Connecticut prisons for 20 Bv The Associated Press ment and a.ssault with a weapon. Local & State Merrill. 42. escaped from years, is scheduled to return to court March 10 when a trial date A Canadian judge has ordered a Somers prison in August 1987 and VA will treat fewer vets was captured in a New Brunswick will be set. former Tolland man, who es­ The former Tolland man es­ Reward offered in murder WEST HAVEN (AP) — The Veterans Administra­ caped from Somers State Prison apple orchard in September. tion Medical Center will stop treating veterans who Merrill had been working in the caped from Somers on Aug. 23. HARTFORD (AP) — Gov. William A. O'Neill on in 1987, to stand trial on sexual 1987. Officials believe that Merrill have higher incomes or who don’t have service- assault and burglary charges in apple orchard under another Friday authorized a $20,000 reward for information related injuries or conditions, the facility’s director name. escaped by placing a dummy in leading to a conviction in the shooting death of connection with a crime spree in his bed and scaling a prison fence said. Toronto, a prosecutor said. Merrill is accused of commit- Michael Costello of Stratford. Veterans in that category make up about 8 with hooks made from bed Costello was shot to death in Bridgeport on Dec. 11 ing nine crimes in Toronto over percent of the hospital’s patients. Director Norman springs and cutting through and State’s Attorney Donald A. Browne, who Prosecutor Paul McDermott several months before fleeing to another with wire cutters. Browne said Thursday. The new policy begins told the Journal Inquirer that the New Brunswick. requested the reward, said that “ intensive efforts” March 1 and applies only to new admissions, he said. At the time. Merrill was await­ by police had failed to produce a suspect. judge ruled after a four-day ing trial in Connecticut on The new policy will also take effect at the VA “ show-cause” hearing that there McDermott said he could not center in Newington on March 1, Browne said. elaborate on the pretrial hearing charges of first-degree burglary, was sufficient evidence to bring third-degree assault, first-degree Veterans hospitals across the country are phasing Frederick R. Merrill to trial. He because of a court-ordered ban. Fusscas thanks supporters in similar restrictions as the result of budget cuts, routine under Canadian law. on sexual assault, first-degree un­ is charged with six counts of lawful restraint, threatening and State Rep. J. Peter Fu.sscas. R-Marlhorough. officials said. information regarding it. burglary and one count each of sixth-degree larceny. invited four supporters to attend opening ceremo­ sexual assault, forcible confine­ Merrill. who has been in and out nies of the 1989 legislative session to thank them for their campaign work. Herbst takes calls on bill Lara and Rebecca Backmender of Hebron. Tracy Persons can call state Sen. Marie A. Herbst to Dufour of Hebron and Bethany Cisowski of Andover learn more about her law to require the licensing of Mother charged in abuse of tot observed proceedings from the House floor and businesses that sell drug paraphernalia. heard Gov. William A. O’Neill’s state-of-the-state Herbst’s bill also requires those businesses to VERNON (AP) — The mother and cruelty. Brunson is being a .state official said the agency message. The four also toured the Legislative Office record all sales of paraphernalia. The proposed of a 3-year-old girl allegedly held at Brooklyn Correctional couldn’t comment on such cases. Building and Capitol and visited Fusscas’s office. legislation is modeled after a Vernon ordinance, assaulted by the woman’s boy­ Center in lieu of $50,000 bail. On the morning the girl was “ I thought it was exciting and I learned a lot.” Patrick Flynn/Manchesler Herald according to a news release from Herbst. friend has been charged with Neighbors in the apartment injured earlier this week, neigh­ Lara Backmender said. The bill requires any person or company selling being an accessory to the crime, building where Naylor and Brun­ bors .said they heard a child “ I liked meeting all the people I read about in son lived said they noticed about a screaming from Naylor’s apart­ HOME IMPROVEMENT — Brian at 466 Main St. Mawdsley works for paraphernalia to get a license from the local police police said Friday. school and see on the TV.” Cisowski said. chief. License fees would be set locally. Tonie Naylor. 22. of Vernon was month ago that the child’s face ment. One neighbor, who spoke The four girls helped pass out campaign material Mawdsley of Hebron installs vinyl Bushnell Home Improvement in Bolton. The seller also would be required to record the arrested at her home Friday and was so bruised and swollen that on condition of anonymity, said at shopping malls, worked at the Republican booth siding Tuesday at the Samaritan Shelter buyer’s name and address, the name and quantity of charged with being an accessory she could barely speak. she went upstairs to see if at the Hebron Harvest Fair and went door to door. the product they’re buying, the date and time of the to first-degree assault, cruelty One neighbor said she con­ anything was wrong and was told sale and the buyer’s signature. Records would have and risk of injury to a minor, tacted the state Department of the girl had fallen and was not to be kept on the store’s premi.ses for at lea.st two police said. Children and Youth Services, but breathing. School bus crash hurts kids years and would be open to police inspection during She was being held in lieu of Adoption agency to fight order store hours. $50,000 bail to await a court SIMSBURY (AP) — A school bus carrying seven A public hearing will be held on the proposed appearance. students to a Simsbury grammar school veered off legislation. For more information, call Herbst at The child, meanwhile, re­ the road Friday and struck a tree, injuring the HARTFORD (AP) — The oper­ and Easter House is not. In 1987. a has written Kurtz several times in EAR PIERCING! federal judge wrote that Easter the past several years and told 1-800-842-1420 or 240-0570. mained in critical condition at driver and students, authorities said. ator of a Chicago-based adoption Hartford Hospital, a hospital EVERY THURSDAY The driver, James Kenworthy, 56, of Simsbury, agency says he will fight an order House’s primary purpose was to him he needed to becom e make money, and that it was licensed. spokesman said. .71* and a student, Tracy Straley, 10, of Simsbury, were to stop arranging adoptions for On Tuesday, police charged (150 Qal. Min.) making “ very substantial Company buys HMO site Pr/ct« tublect to change. admitted to St. Francis Hospital and Medical Center children in Connecticut. The attorney general’s office Peter R. Brunson. 22. who lived 6-9 P.M. in Hartford for observation, said Pete Mobilia, Acting Attorney General Cla- profits.” Kaiser Permanente. a health maintenance Manchester • 645-8393 MON., FEB 13th 10-2 p.m. Riddle said Easter House was began investigating complaints with Naylor and her daughter, hospital spokesman. rine Nardi Riddle this week against Easter House last month. organization, has completed the purchase with first-degree assault, two MON., FEB 20th 10-2 p.m. A second youth, James Lettieri, 14, was evaluated ordered Seymour Kurtz, who brought to her attention by the former Multi-Circuits building on Hartford Road for Department of Children and counts of first-degree sexual in the hospital’s emergency room and discharged, heads the Easter House adoption One of the complaints came a new HMO. Cu.shman & Wakefield, a firm assault, risk of injury to a minor W ILS0N Sterling Images Mobilia said. agency, to stop making place­ Youth Services when the adoption from a couple who said they had specializing in real estate transactions for busi­ OF VERNON Five students were transported to other area ments because he is not licensed agency applied for a renewal of been misled by Easter Hou.se into nesses. said in a Feb. 9 news release it negotiated OIL GO. its approval to place out-of-state U YEARS OF QUALITY SERVICE hospitals for treatment of minor injuries, police Sgt. by the state. believing they had a good chance the purchase. . ..r • Andre Simon said. “ He is not allowed to place children in Connecticut. That of adopting a baby but were later The purchase price was not disclosed. Kaiser Police were investigating the cause of the children who are born in Connec­ approval is pending. told the child had been placed Permanente officials have said they hope to serve accident, which occurred about 8:40 a.m. as ticut in Connecticut (homes) or Moriarty said his department with another couple. as many as 10.000 customers at the HMO within five Kenworthy drove the students to St. Mary’s School, outside of Connecticut,” said years. Simon said. Thomas M. Moriarty, a spokes­ man for the Department of Children and Youth Services. City suspends more workers Lanza wins writing award “ I won’t deny that in the past he PHONE: i P IM IK i has been able to place (children BRIDGEPORT (AP) - Two more school Teri Lanza, a junior at South Windsor High 523-5243 born in Connecticut) ... but he maintenance workers have been suspended without School, recently received a National Council of should not have been allowed to pay in a widening investigation of municipal Teachers of English achievement award for c h i p t do that.” ^ Q ^ corruption. by Roy D. Katz, R.Ph. writing. Carl Alterio Sr.. 72, and Lawrence G. Matthews, Kurtz, whose agency has been s Lanza, of 179 Quarrybrook Drive. South Windsor, operating in Connecticut since 54 both of Bridgeport and painters in the school is one of 12 state winners. She submitted a sample of ASTHMA RELIEF > the early 1980s and charges ^LAUNDRY^ DRY CLEANING^ maintenance department, were suspended indefi­ z her writing and an impromptu essay. Her name will Vitamin B6 (pyridoxine) is under n $20,000 for adoption of a white nitely, Superintendent of Schools James A. Connelly West side Village Square be sent to colleges and universities throughout the study for symptomatic relief of X baby, denied Thursday that he PICK-UP AND DELIVERY said 'Thursday. . asthma. A USDA study of the effect of rtift 200 West Center Street, Manchester w country with a recommendation for scholarships. Connelly declined to comment on the specific cn has violated state regulations. IN vitamin B6 on sickle cell anemia H She was nominated by her English teacher. “ They never told us or sug­ reasons for the suspensions. surprisingly showed the beneficial M Patricia Davidson. Alterio has worked for the school board for 12 effect of taking 100 mg of B6 daily 33 gested we needed a license,” said among members of the control group Allstate years and Matthews for 11 years. H & R Block X Kurtz, noting that he has placed who happened to be asthmatics but M MANCHESTER The suspensions bring to seven the number of otherwise healthy. They had a reduced Insurance more than 100 Connecticut-born X Jury finds doctor negligent workers linked to alleged corruption within the frequency and duration of asthmatic > children in homes in the state. attacks. Researchers then found low “ Now they say it’s against the Monday & Thursday school maintenance garage. r BRIDGEPORT (AP) — A Bridgeport doctor who Larceny charges have been filed against two of levels of B6 in the blood of both the o l3W * * asthmatics and those with sickle ceil Joseph DiNardo Ncu’ Enjiland claimed a secretary’s mistake, not his, led to the the workers - Frank Kennedy, former school delayed discovery of cancer in a patient has been He called the state’s action anemia who had responded favorably Family Doitistry Savings 1 maintenance chief, and James Higgins, a former to treatment. found negligent in the patient’s death and ordered to “ illegal, immoral and shame­ Mayflower Laundry & pay more than $1.2 million to his widow. ful,” and he promised to to .seek a maintenance worker. A six-member jury deliberated about 2‘/i days restraining order to prevent the Common Netu'ork Am ell before finding Dr. Nathan Rosenbaum guilty of state from enforcing its order. Drycleaning Co. Founders Bridge work set Qrounds Financial Accowntiiig malpractice in the August 1982 death of Irwin M. “ They have put into jeopardy Bookstore Service Service Hausman, a prominent lawyer in Bridgeport. every placement we have made 266 PROSPECT AVE. EAST HARTFORD — Some lanes of traffic will be During the 2‘/i-week trial, David S. Golub, the to Connecticut families.” he said. closed on the Founders Bridge Saturday and Sunday But Moriarty said children HARTFORD, CONN.06106 from 7 a m. to 3:30 p.m. for repairs to the bridge attorney for Hausman's estate and his widow, 348 Main Street Store and office space available - 615 sq. ft. and up Ethel, contended that if not for Rosenbaum’s already placed in homes through PHONE ^ 523-5243 ^ P H O N E deck, according to the state Department of Manchester negligence, Hausman’s illness might have been Easter House would not be Transportation. At least one lane will be open to For information call Peter Wells 683-2521 caught in time for successful treatment. jeopardized. Our 60th Year: 3rd Generation traffic as well as ramps to and from the expressway, 649-1025 Superior Court officials said they believe A 1984 state law requires that according to the DO'T. Wednesday’s verdict was among the largest in the all adoption agencies in Connecti­ Monthly Charge Aceta. Available state against a single doctor. cut be exempt from federal taxes. NATION & WORLD Local & State Holiday Closings

Liquor: Package stores will be Monday is Lincoln’s Birthday, Department of Motor Vehicles: Courts won’t block Closed Monday. Auto emissions open Monday. ‘Grass tax’ gets support a state holiday. Garbage collection: There will Municipal and state offices: All testing stations will be closed state Rep John W. Thompson. D-Manchester. Saturday through Monday. be curbside pickup Monday in I V \ l I are closed Monday. Federal Manchester and Bolton. The life-saving abortion said Timothy F. Bannon, commissioner of the state offices are open. Retailers: Most will be open Manchester and Coventry land­ Department of Revenue Services, supports Thomp­ Post offices: Open Monday Monday. son’s bill calling for a tax on marijuana or any other Schools: Andover and Bolton fills will be closed. There will be mail delivery. ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) - New controlled substance purchased in or transported to public schools will be closed Libraries: Mary Cheney and York’s highest court refused Connecticut. Monday through Feb. 20. Man­ Emergency numbers: In Man­ Whiton Memorial libraries in Friday to hear an appeal by two Thompson, who represents the 13th Assembly chester public schools will be chester. for highway: 647-3233; Manchester. Bentley Memorial anti-abortion activists seeking to District, also said in a news release that police closed Monday through Friday. for sewer and water: 647-3111; for Library in Bolton and Booth & block a man from having an should not be concerned that his "grass tax" bill will Dimock Memorial Library in Coventry public schools will be refuse: 647-3248. r reduce the revenue they collect under current closed Monday Manchester Herald: The He­ abortion performed on his coma­ Coventry will be closed Monday. tose and brain-damaged wife. forfeiture laws. He cited the success of a similar The Andover Public Library will Banks: All will be closed rald will publish a Monday edition Minnesota law. which resulted in about $400,000 in Monday. and its offices will be open The abortion opponents imme­ be open diately filed a motion (or a stay additional revenues last year | e4 with U.S. Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall, who handles Cops raid gang headquarters Calendar New York cases, but he turned down their request late Friday. MERIDEN (AP) — Four people were arrested Marshall did not comment on his Friday night when state and federal authorities Wednesday Coventry decision, said court spokesman Manchester Board of Tax Review. Town \\ Toni House from Washington. raided the Diablos motorcycle club’s headquarters, J seizing weapons and an undetermined amount of Office Building. 7 p.m Tuesday "I hope this will finally be the Tuesday drugs, state police said. Planning and Zoning Commis­ end to this nightmare,” Martin Mental Health Council. Lincoln State police Sgt. Robert J Slattery said police sion. Town Office Building. 7:.30 Klein said after the seven judges Center gold room. 3:30 p.m raided the club at 7:45 p.m. and seized five Bolton p.m. of the state Court of Appeals, Manchester Arts Council. 20 handguns, several knives, an AK-15 rifle and the Youth Advisory Committee without comment, declined to NANCY KLEIN Hartford Road 7 p.m. Tuesday drugs. He said the type and quantity of drugs was Town Office Building. 7:30 p.m. review a lower court’s ruling . . . pregnant and in coma Eighth Utilities District budget Board of Fire Commissioners, AP photo not immediately clear, Democratic Town Committee. making Klein his wife’s guardian, meeting, tax office. 7:30 p.m. fire department. 7 p.m. Slattery said he could not immediately comment Town Office Building. 8 p.m. NEW CHIEF — Paul Kirk Jr., left, outgoing Democratic National Nancy Klein, 32, is 17 weeks "We will proceed with an Wednesday on the reasons for the raid or how long the gang had Wednesday Committee chairman, holds the hand of Ron Brown, the new chairman, pregnant. She has been in a coma abortion as soon as his physicians Agenda For Tomorrow human Wednesday been under investigation. He said the names of those Zoning Commission. Commun­ Parks and Recreation Commis­ at North Shore University Hospi­ advise us." said Carol Haupt- services task force. Lincoln Cen­ after Brown's appointment to the post Friday in Washington. arrested were not immediately available. ity Hall. 7:30 p.m. sion. Patriot’s Park. 7:30 p.m. tal on Long Island since a Dec. 13 man, a hospital spokeswoman. ter gold room. 3:30 p.m. Slattery said the club’s Meriden chapter includes Planning Commission. Com­ School Building Committee. car accident. Klein, of Upper The hospital said pro-choice Space Study Committee. Lin­ 20 members and 100 members nationwide. There munity Hall. 7:30 p.m. Coventry High School. 7:30 p.m Brookville, said doctors told him activist Bill Baird had warned of coln Center gold room. 7 p.m. are other chapters in Indiana and Massachusetts. Thursday Conservation Commission. New Democratic chairman an abortion might save her life. possible action by Operation Democratic Subcommittee. Slattery said. Zoning Board of Appeals. Com­ Town Office Building. 7; 30 p.m. The couple have a 3-year-old Rescue. Lincoln Center hearing room. 7 munity Hall. 7 p.m. Veterans Memorial Commis­ daughter. Thursday night, the Court of p.m. Democratic Town Committee. sion. Town Office Building. 7:30 says election ‘made history’ A Nassau County police officer Appeals granted a temporary Commission for the Disabled. Community Hall. 7:30 p.m. p.m. was stationed in the hospital and stay of a lower state appeals court Area residents honored Senior Citizens Center. 7:30 p.m. WASHINGTON (AP) - Ronald H. When the campaign to succeed Kirk a police cruiser was parked out decision in Klein's favor. On Three area residents who are employees of the Thursday Brown, telling Democrats "you have made began. Whitehead and most other Southern front Friday after hospital offi­ Friday, the judges of the top court Board of Directors comment state Department of Revenue Services were among history," was elected chairman of his party leaders were looking for an alterna­ cials were told the anti-abortion met for more than four hours to 74 department employees who received awards on session. Municipal Building. 6:30 party Friday, becoming the first black to tive to Brown. There also was opposition group Operation Rescue might review the case. to 7; 30 p.m. The Attic Jan. 27. head a major political party. He imme­ among some Jewish Democrats concerned try to stop the abortion. The five-member .Appellate Charlene Minicucci of Andover and Violet Motola Fair Rent Commission. Lincoln Come view fine antiques and diately urged Americans to “ set labels about his involvement with Jackson. With Marshall’s decision, it Division of the state Supreme and David Wolfe of Manchester received the Center hearing room. 7 p.m. Six leaders of major Jewish organiza­ appeared Klein’s two-week legal Court in Brooklyn, calling the awards, given to employees who reached 10.15.20 or Agenda For Tomorrow trans­ collectibles in our netv shop. We will aside.” "My chairmanship will not be about tions circulated a letter they sent to Brown ordeal has ended. “ We are in abortion opponents, John Short 25 years of service between Sept. 30. 1987 and Oct. 1, portation task force. 45 N. School be open Sundays from 10-4 pm. race; it will be about the races we win over "welcoming your election” and saying between third and home plate,” and John Broderick “absolute 1988. All employees with 25 or more years of service St.. 7 p.m. the next four years, ” he told cheering "we are confident that you bring to this Klein said before the justice’s strangers,” ruled Thursday that received awards. Building Committee. Munici­ Mondays, 12-4 pm members of the Democratic National critical post the same commitment and decision. they “ have no place in the midst pal Building coffee room. 7:.30 Thursdays, T2-4 pm Committee. effectiveness in achieving unity that you Klein, 34, wouldn’t say Friday of this family tragedy.” p.m. Located at the corner of The former aide to Sen. Edward M. demonstrated during the recent when the abortion would be Short said Thursday he was Kennedy, D-Mass., and adviser to Jesse campaign.’■ performed. "I hope to get back to concerned about about the "psy­ Skateboard scofflaw nabbed chological and emotional state” Birch Mountain Road and Jackson outdistanced four opponents in "There is no need to dwell on, but we working on Nancy’s recovery and Andover of Nancy Klein if she wakes up. MILFORD (AP) — Milford authorities have Fiano Road in Bolton. recent weeks and was unopposed Friday as cannot ignore, the history of this moment,” back to work,” he said. proven that they mean business with their new Tuesday ' he won election to a four-year term at the Brown said after his election. ordinance against skateboarding in the downtown Wetlands Commission. Town Jim and JoAnn Klar 646-5II5 helm of a party that is struggling to reverse “ In choosing the first American of district by nabbing their first offender, a 14-year-old Office Building. 7:30 p.m. a string of defeats in presidential elections. African descent to lead one of America’s boy. "I couldn’t be prouder.” said outgoing major political parties, you have made ■rhe youth, whose name was withheld by police, chairman Paul G. Kirk Jr. as he handed history.” was arrested Tuesday after an officer saw him SUNDAY BRUNCH the gavel to Bro'vn. Then, in a wry reference to the early R . E_ A L. vj skateboarding up a wall at the city library, police In Memoriam Democratic Party officials, who had opposition to his candidacy. Brown said, “ I In the new Tolland 871-0175 • Manchester 649-9601 • Windham 456-9511 Officer Edward Kelly said. In loving memory of Milton F. openly feared that Brown’s bid for the know some people are wondering just what dining room The same officer had warned the youth in past Wagner, February 11, 1964. chairmanship would split the party along kind of history we’ve made.” VERNON months about skateboarding on the property, Kelly Gone but not forgotten. at 11am to 2 pm racial lines, stood and cheered. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 12-4 said. 25 years have past and you're “ He’s his own man,” said Florida “ Let me speak frankly,” he went on “ I The Board of Aldermen on Dec. 5 adopted an still in our thoughts. Choice of Champagne, IFine, Democratic chairman Charles Whitehead, did not run on the basis of race, but I will ordinance prohibiting skateboarding downtown. Wife, Frances, Son, James and Bloody Mary or Screwdriver who nominated Brown for chairman. not run away from it. Areas affected by the ordinance, which carries a Daughter, Carol $35 fine for offenders, include the grounds of City Hall, the Thomas C. Parsons Government Complex, Belgian Waffles Omelettes Feds sell $55,000 boat for $10 at auction the Milford Public Library and streets and Made to order with Made to order with Onions, sidewalks surrounding Milford Green. Peppers, Bacon Bits, Chopped SOUTH KINGSTOWN, R.L (AP) — A Sandra and Cindy, which was seized by the Fruit Toppings and government after it was used to smuggle 1 Ham, Mushrooms or Grated fisherman from Maine who knew a bargain Manchester Exchange Club Whipped Cream Cheese when he saw one ended up getting a fishing hashish, was expected to draw more News carriers rescue man praisnU boat valued at $55,000 for just $10 in a interest, but Lewis was the only bidder, I Served Buffet Style: government auction. said Wyatt. ESSEX (AP) — A 74-year-old man who fell and Al Gentile & the Seafood Newburg with rice. Baked Fresh Chicken, Baked Virginia The government lost $3,000 to $4,000 in “We didn’t expect to get a good price for 21 Old Stone Road lay unconscious at the end of his driveway for more W.R.C.Q. BIG BAND Ham, Corned Beef Hash, Country Sausage, Scrambled Eggs, storage, advertising, maintenance and it — it was built in 1945 and had been laid up than five hours on a frigid winter night was rescued Great starter home in good proximity to highway, 3 Potatoes, Hot Pasta, Assorted Fruit Juices, Mixed Fruit Cocktail, towing costs on the deal, said U.S. Marshal here since last June — but we expected to by two women delivering him a newspaper. MANCHESTER HIGH Melon in Season, Danish Pastry, Bagels with Cream Cheese, get several thousand dollars,” Wyatt said. BR, extra large eat in kitchen, nice big LR with fire­ Judy Blaeholder, 46, and her daughter, Susan Assorted Muffins, Jello Mold, Macaroni Salad & Coffee. Donald W. Wyatt. . „ place, full basement, private yard, hardwood floors, SCHOOL "One man’s loss is another man’s gain, “ He got himself a bargain.” Skiles, 26, both of Old Lyme, had made it only as far Although the vessel was appraised at Adults *8.95 Children under 12 *4.95 said the buyer, Mark Lewis of Brunswick, carport. *139,900. as their second stop on their new delivery route for Sunday, Feb. 12, 1989 Maine, who once was a member of the crew $55,000, it may have been overvalued, and DIRECTIONS; 184 to Tunnel Rd. exit. Proceed south on Tunnel Road the New Haven Register when they spotted Boyce will require several thousand dollars’ thru tunnel to left on Old Stone Road, follow to end, see sign. 3 PM We want to be Your Restaurant! of the boat. Kerbin about 4 a.m. The auction Thursday of the 65-foot worth of repairs, he added. He was unconscious and lying half in his driveway $10.00 person 2815 Main St.. Glastonbury. CT (203) 659-1355 and half in the street. N a tio n & W o r ld Baker holdings under scrutiny Nation & World Quayle raps Israel for killings

WASHINGTON (AP) - Ad­ and elsewhere. He is certain to be ethics rules based on a 1987 PALM BEACH. Fla. (AP) - “Some may say that by the grisly tics show that political murders ministration ethics attorneys are faced with the same issue in his Justice Department opinion. The INS staff evicted In Texas Vice President Dan Quayle critic­ standards of some of Israel’s have declined from a high of 750 Iran, Iraq meet in UN scrutinizing investments held by new post. new interpretation by the Office ized Israel before an American neighbors, a few hundred people per month there in 1980 to 18 per Secretary of State James A. of Government Ethics requires HARLINGEN, Texas (AP) — City officials Jewish group Friday for a killed in the course of a yearlong month in 1988. Quayle said that UNITED NATIONS ‘AP> — The top diplomats “At this point they haven’t Friday evicted the Immigration and Naturalization “clearly unacceptable” record of uprising is not a very staggering figure “is still unacceptable.” from Iran and Iraq met face-to-face on Friday and Baker III to determine whether reached a decision” on disposing officials “to be more conserva­ any should be sold to avoid a tive ... than previously believed Service from the building where thousands of civilian killings in the West Bank figure.” He contended, however, that agreed to hold talks next month in New York in an of any investments, presidential Central Americans apply for asylum each week, and Gaza strip, even as he But Israel should be judged not the worst violators of human effort to revive their deadlocked peace negotiations. possible conflict of interest, offi­ spokesman Marlin Fitzwater necessary by government ethics cials said Friday. attorneys,” he said. accusing the INS of failing to follow fire codes or pledged a strengthened U.S.- by those standards but by those of rights in El Salvador are the U N. Secretary-General Javier Perez de Cuellar said, referring to lawyers from Redman denied a Washington clean up litter and human waste around the Israeli alliance under the Bush “the democratic West,” he said. leftist guerrillas trying to over- mediated the meeting between Foreign Minister Baker, who was White House the White House, the State Post report that White House building. administration. “And on the basis of these throw the democratic Tariz .Aziz of Iraq and Foreign Minister .Ali .Akbar chief of staff and then treasury Department and the Office of counsel C. Boyden Gray, Bush’s “We are finally forced to take this drastic action,” Quayle said that despite Is­ standards, the status quo on the government. Velayati and their aides in a basement conference secretary in the Reagan adminis­ Government Ethics, which is also said Mayor Bill Card. “It’s a situation where we rael’s “current difficulties and West Bank and Gaza Strip is Quayle said Cuba, Nicaragua room at U N. Headquarters. chief adviser on ethics matters, tration. has substantial interests part of the executive branch. had pressed Baker to sell off the have not been able to get the cooperation and the turmoil.” the last eight years clearly unacceptable.” and Panama represent tyranni­ Tt was a short meeting in which I found real in real estate, oil and bank stocks, attention of the federal government.” have been good for that alliance. Later, in remarks prepared for cal Latin governments that are cooperation with both foreign ministers," the U N. Fitzwater commented aboard Chemical bank stock. The spokes­ including Chemical New York .Air Force One as President Bush man also said, “I would certainly The fire marshal and police cleared the building Speaking to a conference of the speech in Miami to the Cuban “desperately holding out against chief said after the 90-minute meeting. Corp., a bank holding company at 10 a.m., then locked the two main entrances and Anti-Defamation League of B’nai American Bar Association, a democratic tidal wave that is He said .Aziz and Velayati agreed to hold more flew to Ottawa, Canada, for a deny ... that there was some sort that has S4.3 billion in loans to meeting with Canadian Prime of resistance to all of this." sealed a third with duct tape. A notice was put on the B’rith, Quayle said the United Quayle urged improved human rising every higher.” substantive direct meetings in New York in late Third World nations, his latest door saying it was not safe for habitation. States must not be in a position of rights in Latin American coun­ March. The talks are to be preceded by discussions Minister Brian Mulroney. Baker Redman said the end of the disclosure form shows. also was on the trip. attorneys’ review “won’t be that pressuring Israel, its longtime tries. Quayle cited a human MAXIMIZING this month between U.N. officials and representa­ At Treasury over the past strategic and diplomatic ally, to rights lecture he delivered last tives of both countries. In Washington, State Depart­ far down the road.” Bush vows acid-rain curb several years. Baker put forward ment spokesman Charles E. From his arrival in the Reagan accept a “pre-cooked” solution Friday to military forces of the a plan to deal with the sagging Redman said the new review of administration eight years ago OTTAWA (AP) — President Bush, declaring a on peace with its neighbors. U.S.-backed El Salvador YOUR economies of Third World nations Baker’s holdings was undertaken until the present. Baker has had determination to see that the U.S.-Canadian But his comments also rein­ government. * 1 DECISIONS burde.ned with debt to commer­ because of a more stringent his holdings in a “qualified blind friendship “becomes even stronger,” promised on forced a recent State Department “I believe I succeeded in Jews flock to Moscow cial banks in the United States interpretation of government trust,” Redman said. Friday that there would be speedy American action report that criticized the civilian getting my message across,” Z A 6y on curbing border-crossing acid rain pollution. killings by Israeli military forces. Quayle said. He said he told them ^v^VIK.vi,MST,CPA MOSCOW (.AP) — Nobel laureate Elie W'leseland Bush, on his first foreign trip as president, said no Friction involving Palestinians “about commitment to the rule of dozens of other world Jewish leaders are comi.ng to specific timetable was set in talks with Canadian living in the Israeli-controlled law and human rights, two Moscow to help open the first cultural ce.oter for Tower’s doc says tests normal Prime Minister Brian Mulroney on when acid regions “has resulted in nearly crucial areas in which they must Soviet Jews in more than .50 years rain-causing emissions from U.S. plants would be 400 Palestinians killed, and many do better.” While one of the leaders hailed Sunday s opening W.ASHINGTON (AP) - The hope that the week we get back more injured,” Quayle said. While State Department statis- SOME INCOME IS of the center as a sign of the improving fortunes of ing questions overall” about the curbed. doctor for John Tower said the committee will take a final nomination, including questions But, he said he was committed to “move as fast as TAX-FREE the country’s 1.8 million Jews under President Friday he has no medical evi­ action on this nomination," Nunn possible” on the new initiatives he outlined Mikhail S, Gorbachev, he said it's too soon to dence to indicate that the defense told a news conference after he about Tower’s alcohol use. The Thursday in his speech to Congress. Guess what? It Is not as bleak as declare an end to the problems of Jews in the Soviet secretary-designate abuses and Warner met with White 63-year-old former senator says you think. You do not always Union. alcohol. House counsel C. Boyden Gray. have to pay, pay, pay. There are "Glasnost has taken hold here. The question will he drinks only modestly, usually Broadcast ruling upheld several kind of “Income" (money Dr. R.D. Dignan, who surgi­ Nunn said he still has “continu­ a little wine. be. can it continue?" said Rabbi Marvin Hier, dean cally removed a polyp from WASHINGTON (AP) — A federal appeals court received) that will not be taxed by of the Simon Wiesenthal Center in Los .Angeles. the Federal Goernment. The fol­ Tower’s colon Jan. 5, said that on Friday ruled that the Federal Communications lowing are tax free: Hier, World Jewish Congress President Edgar before the surgery, the 63-year- Commission had the authority to repeal the Bronfman, and Wiesel — a survivor of the Holocaust old former senator underwent an broadcast Fairness Doctrine, but the court and 1986 Nobel Peace Prize winner — are to speak at • Money and property tha* you extensive medical evaluation sidestepped the overriding issue of the doctrine’s have inherited Sunday’s opening of the Solomon Mikhoels Cultural that included a complete blood constitutionality. Center. chemistry and an abdominal The U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the District roweI scan. of Columbia upheld on statutory grounds the FCC’s • Interest earned on most mun­ “.All tests and examinations "Ploce Your Trust in August 1987 repeal of the 40-year-old doctrine, which icipal bonds. that Sen. Tower underwent indi­ the Diamond Specialists” required broadcasters to provide balanced cover­ Airlift for Afghans begins cated no abnormalities within age of controversial issues. • Gifts that you have received. KABUL, Afghanistan i.AP) — .A chartered jet organ systems that might be The commission had said the doctrine no longer • The principal portion of loans brought ,30 tons of wheat and dried milk to Kabul’s involved with alcohol abuse,” Dr. served the public interest and was unconstitutional that are repaid to you. neediest residents Friday, beginning a U.N. airlift Dignan said in a statement on First Amendment grounds. • Upto'125,(X)0gainonthesale after a two-day delay. released in Dallas. “From a 'n h n ^ s , of your principal residence if medical standpoint we don’t have HRS. you or your spouse are at least In New Delhi, Afghan .Ambassador Abdul Samad 55 years of age. Azhar said he expects the Soviet Union to continue any evidence that Senator Tower No clues to disappearance arming his government after the Red Army abuses alcohol." SUN 12" 5 pm BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) — Four weeks after • Regardless of age, you can withdrawal is completed W'ednesday. Dignan. a colon-rectal surgeon MON IO -9 p „ , former Prime Minister Paul Vanden Boeynants postpone the gain on the sale at Baylor University Medical of your home If you replace It Azhar told a news conference: "We will not rely Manchester Parkade vanished near his home, leaving behind a shoe, pipe with another for a like amount only on their material support, on their food Center, said that following the 646-0012 and hearing aid, police still don’t know whether he is within a two year period. surgery on Tower, they discussed Manchester supplies, in the future but also on their military dead or being held for ransom. • Child support payments you re­ supplies and their moral support." post-operative recuperation and About 100 officers are working on the case, but ceive (But alimony is taxible.) Soviet military transport planes have been flying diet. police stopped holding daily press briefings for lack • Scholarships and fellowships food to Kabul, which is packed with two million “Within the context of that of information. ”We are increasingly worried as received by a degree candi­ people and surrounded by guerrillas. discussion. I advised the senator time goes by,” deputy prosecutor Andre Vandoren date to pay for tuition, books, He accused the United States and Pakistan of that his normal limit ofoneortwo said. and course equipment. trying to prevent peace by continuing to aid the glasses of wine with dinner was Members of the 69-year-old politician’s family • Money that is paid to you in a .Moslem guerrillas who began fighting after a medically acceptable,” Dignan 10 PIN BOWLERS have made two television appeals for his return. lawsuit as an award for perso­ communist coup 11 years ago. said. In the second, Jan. 31. his son, Christian, said nal injuries. Leaders of the Senate Armed tearfully he was willing to negotiate with the • Money you take from your IRA Services Committee said Friday D on’t be left out next season - kidnappers at their convenience. His plea for a sign (a “rollover”) provided you get that final action on Tower’s that his father was alive went unanswered. the money back into an IRA Walesa in balancing act nomination is likely when Con­ 10.6 miles south of Manchester is account within 60 days. gress returns from its week-long • Life insurance paid to you as a BIELSKO-BI.ALA, Poland (AP) — Lech Walesa is recess. Meantime, administra­ Callahan’s Manley wants to meet Bush beneficiary a man on a tightrope these days, a man wearing two tion officials said they saw types of working clothes: a blue suit for his talks KINGSTON, Jamaica (AP) — Prime Minister- • Annuity payments (the por­ nothing to block confirmation. elect Michael Manley said Friday he will visit tion you paid for with aftertax with the government and a jacket and jeans for his The panel’s chairman. Sen. dollars.) union supporters. Bowl-O-Rama Washington to establish the “widest and most 1 Sam Nunn, D-Ga., and ranking constructive” relationship possible with the Bush He has been meeting with both this week, a Republican, Sen. John Warner of IRS studies show tht one in ten delicate balancing act aimed at winning conces­ Berlin Turnpike administration. Virginia, said a decision on the He said he had met with U.S. Ambassador taxpayers overpay on their taxes. sions from the government and while keeping the nomination could come after If you would like to receive a free support of the increasingly fractious Solidarity Hartford-Newington Michael G. Sotirhos about the trip and wanted to Congress returns the week of make it as soon as possible. Manley, 64, led a leftist six month subscription to our independent labor movement. newsletter, please call our office. Since the Monday opening of the talks, known as Feb. 20. 666-5411 Jamaican government in the 1970s that alarmed the But committee action would United States, but has moved toward the political the round table, Walesa has met with thousands of depend on the results of an Solidarity supporters in three cities to explain why Call now for choice openings. Vi Kava is the tax partner In the ongoing FBI investigation into Manley spoke to reporters and members of the accounting firm of he agreed to negotiate with the same government allegations against Tower involv­ Open Dally •til io PM SUPERSTORE that banned their union. Jamaican diplomatic corps at a news conference Weekends til 12 Kava & Kava. CPA’s. ing financial matters and ques­ Lowest Rates in Connecticut. 153 Main Street, Manchester, CT The Nobel Peace Prize winner visited Warsaw on the day after his general election victory over tions of excessive drinking. conservative Prime Minister Edward Seaga. a 171 Spencer St., Manchester □ 646-5546 646-5528. Tuesday, Krakow on Thursday and this industrial "We’re not saying any kind of OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY town on Friday. deadline but it is certainly my staunch U.S. ally. ‘Buy American’ policy L irg t mough to hindio your tiHdo — Small anough to givo peraonallzid isrvica. OPINION Cath a Carry can present problems “ 150 Gal. M ln .S

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Just ask U.S. diplomats in Yugoslavia foreign embassies, especially in countries would favor scrapping this where workers mav be moonlighting for month’s celebration of black Recently, the Council of the Great who ordered new doors for the embassy and got a human skeleton instead. the KGB. o: history and seek instead a consen­ City Schools (the nation’s 44 The Moscow embassy was expensive sual solution to the controversies largest school sy.stems) passed a The story isn’t one that the State resolution expressing its “pro­ Department likes to tell. Officials would proof of that. In 1987, the State Department over minority set-asides and the discovered that the chancery building National Collegiate Athletic A.s- found concern” over Proposition rather say there are a few problems with NEED SOME EXTRA 42 and asked to meet with the the system. But the Yugoslavian mix-up under construction at the embassy was sociation’s Proposition 42 riddled with Soviet listening devices. Here it is 126 years after the NCAA. shows the potential for blunders which are Instead of expending so much bizarre, if not serious. Soviet workers planted them in precast Emancipation Proclamation, concrete pillars and beams. The Soviet SPENDING MONEY? Q and Americans are still locked in energy celebrating Black History The mistake occurred in 1986 during a o : Month, white and black Ameri­ renovation of the U.S. Embassy in laborers were supposed to be under U.S. a divisive national debate over supervision, but the concrete work was Newspaper routes available in your area... C»ol measures to advance equality for cans might try uniting to resolve Belgrade. A crate was shipped from darkies. the divisive controversy over the Baltimore and arrived in Yugoslavia done in a factory and then delivered to the (I couldn’t resist that. It w.-’s new regulations. For starters: addressed to the U.S. Embassy Diplomats embassy with the bugs already implanted. one of my beautiful mother's (1) Secondary school systems assumed it was the new doors they had The State Department is still mulling its Earn money and prizes by delivering the "M a oh: m (i\'ifexou ^tovi!" been waiting for. But when they opened the options. Unless someone buys the bugged favorite words. I’m off now on a should require students to have a Manchester Herald in your neighborhood. Joycean “stream of conscious­ C average in order to participate box. they found the remains of a building, the United States may have to ness” kick, but I thought about in any extra-curricular activity Yugoslavian poet who had died 40 years tear it down and .start from scratch, at a my mother when I read a story (2) Eliminate the SAT as an earlier. The poet had originally been cost estimated at $35 million. Call today to get more details. Watching the waste line about a Hong Kong toothpaste mandatory admission require­ buried in the United States, but was being The case of the misplaced Yugoslavian called “Darkle” being changed to ment and make it optional. repatriated posthumously and had been poet and other possible mix-ups are minor the less offensive “Darlie.” My (3) Require colleges and uni­ shipped to Belgrade for reburial. His name inconveniences when compared to razing 647-9946 income to about 20 percent... we must slow an entire building. By Vincent Carroll spending growth to 4 percent for the next wife suggested that I write a versities to publish the gradua­ has been forgotten in this macabre story. few years. If, instead, we raise taxes, the column on it. But at this point, I tion rates of all athletes catego­ Customs officials in the Yugoslavian Marble St...... all East Center St ...... 408-608 federal government’s share will reach 25 have a hard time working myself rized by sport, race — and sex — port of Rijeka discovered that the boxes Economy is greased McCabe St...... all Suppose you were the chief of a Fortune carrying the doors and the corpse had been 500 company and earning a million dollars percent very quickly and we shall as into a passion over raeial symbols and those of all other students An obscure but generally sound measure Stock Place...... all Hamilton Dr...... all individuals lose control over an additional on a toothpaste tube used by categorized by race and sex. mislabeled. of the health of American heavy industry is No. Main St...... 397-496 or more a year. Would you care terribly if Here is how a dry State Department Carpenter Dr...... all President Bush broke his promise and 5 percent of our resources.” people I don’t even know 10,000 (We’d soon find out which col­ showing a promising outlook for 1989. It is McDIvitt Dr...... all leges are teaching their athletes cable described the surprise: Harlan St...... 15-83 raised taxes to reduce the federal deficit? The debate over whether to raise taxes is miles away.) the use of specialized oils and nonpetro­ Wildwood Dr...... all Based upon the opinions of actual CEOs, often portrayed as between courageous Right now. I’m disturbed by the and which ones are “shuckin’ and “The bill of lading .stated that the crate leum lubricants in machine tools andother Henry St...... 16-119 the answer is no. You wouldn’t care. Of realists on the one side (the tax-hikers) and divisiveness spawned by the jivin’” ) contained two doors being shipped on the heavy manufacturing devices. Summit St...... 332-382 more than 200 chief executives surveyed blinkered ideologues on the other. Yet at its controversy over Proposition 42 (4) Tie athletic scholarship aid ‘Tuhobic.’ 5/23/86. from Baltimore. When A conventional .standard for tracking Haynes St...... all recently by Fortune magazine, two-thirds most basic level, the faceoff pits people That’s the NCAA’s more string­ to a athletes’ graduation rates the crate was opened in Rijeka, the body of heavy industry is the sales of machine T ro tte r...... all Main St...... 285-378 favor hiking taxes (although they conve­ who wish to see government grow (or who ent rule that would require Celebrating Black History Yugoslav poet who died 40 years ago in the tools. But tho.se figures may be misleading Orchard ...... all Russell...... all niently exempt income and capital gains are resigned to such growth) and those freshmen athletes with scholar­ Month is a lovely annual exercise. U.S., together with tombstone, was disco­ because even when a company buys the Winter ...... all taxes, which tend to hit the rich where they who’ve witnessed too many concessions to ships to have a combined high But celebrations become feckless vered. No doors.” equipment, it may not use it full time. Knox ...... all Brookfield St...... all school C average and a score of in their festivity when major With single-minded determination the Newman...... all live). expanding government in the past, often in diplomats concluded their cable. “Please But the highly specialized lubricants Wadsworth Ext...... 157-164 Predictably, Fortune presented its sur­ the name of “realism,” and have decided 700 (out of a possible 1600) on the inequities between black and used to make steel, other metals, train Porter St...... 458-650 East Middle Tpke...... 0-155 Scholastic Aptitude Tests. find out where the Sarajevo doors are; we vey as proof that hard-headed chief to draw the line. white perpetuate conflicts be­ cannot move forward with the ... project cars, earthmoving machines and other Wyllys St...... 1-90 executives were willing to bite the bullet One of the enduring myths of the Reagan With blacks scoring an average tween the two groups. heavy equipment is most often bought on Benton St...... 103-174 for the national good. Here's another presidency is that Congress cut federal of 198 points below whites on the My mother would have opted an “as needed” basis. That makes those Charter Oak St...... 141-348 Gardner St...... 3-66 Branford St...... 68-161 possibility: Like mandarins of old, CEOs spending and taxes. In fact, Congress SATs, 90 percent of the freshmen for solutions instead of sales better reading of the true state of Durkin St...... all rarely trouble themselves with obstacles trimmed or eliminated only a few eliminated last year by the celebrations. heavy indu.stry as any given time. Gardner St. West...... all to vertical mobility. They’ve already programs, such as housing subsidies and NCAA’s ruling were black That’s Industrial sources tell us that the sales of Highland St. E . Middle Tpke...... 2 1 6 - 2 3 6 even arrived at the summit, so the question of local revenue sharing. Most programs why Georgetown University bas­ Chuck Stone, a senior editor for these necessary greases are increasing (Dugan’s Alley...... 8-37 whether others make it is not of crushing grew — and in many cases, such as for the ketball coach John Thompson the Philadelphia Daily News, is a with predictions of big gains within the Sycamore Lane...... all Main St...... 1-1) importance. military, agriculture, health, veterans’ walked off the court in protest. syndicated columnist. United States this year. In the past, Center St...... 658-872 even Grove...... 1-“ Siphoning several hundred dollars off benefits and income security, they grew at The real problem is the NCAA companies in West Germany, Japan and Falknor Dr...... all Pine Hill..., ..£ average incomes through extra gasoline an alarming rate. lame brains who are misusing the Italy have increased their use of lubricants Olcott St...... 76-159 and sin taxes, or through a national The federal government has expanded SATs to set academic standards. while American sales dropped off or consumption tax, wouldn’t even dent the during this decade by 3.3 percent annually, First of all, SATs are surplus. remained steady. Center St...... 771-947 odd lifestyle of the average CEO. But it could in constant dollars, a pace only slightly “The single best predictor of Jarvis Rd...... all Jefferson St...... all matter decisively to less prosperous slower than during President Carter’s college performance is the high Letters policy Morse Rd...... all Kenwood Dr...... all Paying for apartheid Salem Rd...... all Tolland Tpke...... 472-525 Americans aspiring to a better existence. years. Meanwhile, hikes in Social Security school record.” concedes a publi­ The Manchester Herald The economy of South Africa is flounder­ Whitney Rd...... all It could mean, for example, the difference taxes alone outstripped savings from the cation from the College Board, Union Place all welcomes original letters to ing and that has caused an alarming Union St..'. 133-264 between saving for the future or not. 1981 rollback in income tax rates. which owns the SATs. increase in black unemployment, fanning EIro St...... all John Makin, director of fiscal policy Nevertheless, many in Congress insist Second, SATs are culturally the editor. Flower St...... all Letters should be brief unrest and stimulating violence. The studies at the American Enterprise they can’t trim spending, except perhaps biased, and you’ve heard that government is deeply worried about East Middle Tpke.. . 0-162 even Squire Village...... all Institute, put his finger on what’s at stake at the Pentagon. Not only can’t they find argument before, haven’t you? and to the point. They should be typed or neatly handwrit­ providing for South Africa’s 28 million Grissom Rd...... all Redwood... -all in the tax debate in a recent article savings, they want to spend additional But here’s proof of what the blacks if the unemployment crisis can’t be Shepard Dr...... all discussing the federal deficit: “If we want billions on education, the homeless, psychometricians call “differen­ ten, and, for ease in editing, Lorraine...... all should be double-spaced. turned around. 'The black population is Oakland Heights...... all to hold the government’s share of national housing, day care, scientific research, law tial item functioning” or DIF. Try growing faster than the economy. Govern­ Debbie...... all enforcement, environmental cleanup, this question. Letters must be signed with Brownstone Apts...... all Joan...... all 1 ment economists estimate that the South mass transit and so on. Without a trace of a Runner is to marathon as: name, address and daytime African economy must grow 5 percent a smile to acknowledge the joke, they insist (a) envoy: embassy telephone number (for veri­ year to keep up with population growth. government has been starved and now (b) martyr: massacre fication) . Yet the economy has been averaging only iBanrlirstfr Hfralti must begin to beef up. (c) oarsman: regatta The Herald reserves the about 1.4 percent growth a year. It is CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 Beef up? Pork out is more like it. (d) referee: tournament right to edit letters in the improbable that South Africa will achieve Congress resembles a glutton who thinks (e) horse: stable Founded In 1881 interests of brevity, clarity 5 percent growth a year. That means self-restraint is stopping after the fourth The correct answer is (c). and taste. 1989 by NEA, Inc increased unrest and violence among the PENNY M SIEFFERT ...... Publisher piece of pie. Either we put this creature on Whereas 52 percent of white test GEORGE T CHAPPELL...... Editor Address letters to: Open unemployed blacks. a diet or, eventually, it will eat us out of takers get that question right, Forum, Manchester Herald, “I wouldn't spend much time with lianrl|?atpr BrralJi DOUGLAS A. BEVINS... Eoecutive Editor house and home. only 22 percent of black test Jack Anderson and his associate. Dale MARIE P GRADY...... City Editor P.O. Box 591, Manchester this one, either. It’s probably fake, takers do. (Suburban kids are 06040. Van Atta, are syndicated columnists. ALEXANDER GIRELLI... Associate Editor Vincent Carroll is a syndicated colum­ just more familiar with regattas too." nist. than ghetto kids.) Religious Services Church Bulletin Board Warmer weather has helped,

Assemblies of God Jewish — Conservative Pentecostai Calvary Church (Assemblies or God), 4(W Buckland Rood, Temple Beth Sholom, 400 E. M iddle Turnpike, Manchester. United Pentecostal Church, 187 W oodbrldge St., M anches­ as have the many donations South Windsor. Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. 10:30 Richard J. Plavin, rabbi; Wayne Krleger, cantor; Dr. Leon ter. Rev. Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., Sundav school; 11 o.m., worship, Sundov school and childcare; 4:30p.m.,hymn Wind, rabbi emeritus. Services: 7:30 o.m. Sunday to a.m., m orning worship; 6 p.m., evening w orship; 7:30 p.m. sino and praise service. Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible study and Thursday, 9:45 a.m. Saturday. Friday nights 8:15 p.m. The Wednesdov, Bible study; 7 p.m., Thursday, ladles' prayer; 7 Editor’s note: This column is indeed. youth fellowship. (644-1102) second Friday ot each month Is a 7:30 o.m. family service. p.m. Thursday, men's prayer; 7 p.m., Friday, youth service. Also received was a generous (643-9563) (649-9848) prepared by the Manchester Area M AC C News contribution from Charles Har­ Baptist Conference of Churches Jewish — Reform Presbyterian f| rington. and Glen Albert. Rhea Community Baptist Church, 585 E. Center St., Manchester. Klein, Mari.sela Hernandez. De­ Temple Beth Hlllel Foster St. Extension, South Bv Nancy Carr Rev. James I. Meek, minister. Schedule: 9:30 a.m., warship Coventry Presbyterian Church, Route 44 and Trowbridge borah Dajches. United Methodist service. N ursery care provided. (643-0537) Windsor. Stevon \.natlnover, rabbi. Services, 8:15 p.m. each Road, Coventry. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sundav, 9;30a.m., Executive Director and desserts. Custom Carte Com­ Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St., Manchester. Rev. Jam es Fridoy; children's services, 7:45 o.m. second Friday of each w orship; 10:45 a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., Bible study and missary for grinders and goodies. Women from South United Meth­ Bellasov, pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., month. (644-8466) fellowship. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, prayer meeting. (742-7222) odist Church. John Kory Novos- w orship service; 7 p.m., evening service. (646-5316) Presbyterian Church of Manchester, 43 Spruce St., We’ve been most grateful for Generis Caterers for sandwiches First Baptist Church, 240 Hlllstown Road, Manchester. 9:30 Lutheran Manchester. Rev.sRIchard Gray, pastor. 10:30a.m., worship the relatively warm weather so and salads, and Classic Cakes atty. Donna E. Cole. George and a.m., Sunday school; 11 a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., service, nursery; 9:15 o.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m.. Informal far this winter. Our dollar crunch and Pastries for the lovely Teresa Mazzetta, Bruce Linton. evening service; 7 p.m., mid-week service. Nursery at all Concordia Lutheran Church (E L C A ), 40 Pitkin St., worship. (643-0906) William and Susan Krolewicz. services. (649-7509) Manchester. Rev. Dr. KIm-ErIc Williams, pastor; Rev. dictates the number of hours we cookies and pastries. First Baptist Chapel of the Deaf, 240 Hlllstown Road, Arnold T. Wangerin, assistant pastor. Schedule; 8,10:30a.m., can provide shelter for the Persons and organizations who Denise Lellouche. Manchester. Rev. K. Kreutzer, pastar. (643-7543) Roman Cathoiic holy communion. 9:15 a.m., Sunday church school, Christian homeless and on cold nights the 8 supported the shelterwith in-kind Also a direct pledge from Harvest Time Baptist Church, 72 E. Center St., Manchester. Growth Hour. N u rsery care. (649-5311) Rev. Mark D. Eddy, pastor. 10o.m., Sunday school; 11 a.m., Church of the Assumption, Adams Street at Thompson Nancy Hensley and Patricia Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60Church St., Manchester. Rev. Road, Manchester. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Rev. p.m. to 7 a m. hours are a concern donations in November include: morning service; 4 p.m., evening service, Wednesday home Paul S. Johansson, pastor; Rev. C. Henry Anderson, pastor Gault. Robotti Electric. Carmen Bible study, 7 p.m. (643-9359) Joseph Parel, assistant pastor. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; not only to the homeless but to E. B Bushnell. Mary and Cathe­ emeritus. Schedule: 8:30 a.m., worship with holy communion Sunday m asses at 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m. and noon. Medina. Thomas Markey. Tho­ on first, third and fifth Sundays; 11 a.m., worship with holy (643-2195) staff and volunteers as well. rine Byron, Jean Eddy. Mrs. fish. Christian Science communion on second, fourth Sundays; nurseryat 9:45and 11 St. Bartholomew’s Church, 741 E. Middle Turnpike, On our coldest days (and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gamen. Mrs. mas and Mona Wilke, Manches­ a.m. (643-1193) First Church of Christ, Scientist, 447 N. M a in St., Manchester. Rev. Martin J. Scholsky, pastor. Saturday mass nights) this year, some wonderful Hagedorn. Mary Leslie. Lucille ter WATES. Ann Geagon. George Latvian Lutheran Church of Manchester, 21 Garden St., at 5 p.m.; Sunday m asses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. (646-113) Manchester. 10:30 a.m., church service, Sunday school, and M anchester. (643-2051) and Margaret Kania, Donald care for sm all children. (649-1446) Reading Room , 656A St. Bridget Church, 70 M a in St., Manchester. Rev. Robert T. 'I folk have come in to help us open Monaghan. John Pickens. Mrs. Center St., Manchester. (649-8982) Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, Route 31 and North River Russo and Rev. Emilio P. Padelll, co-pastors. Saturday moss the shelter doors or keep the W, F. Rousseau. Cosmo Tedone. Ravin in Honolulu in memory of Road, Coventry. William Douthwalte, pastor. Schedule; 9:30 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 o.m., and Ruth Duncan, Philip and Velva a.m. worship service; 10:45 a.m., Sunday school and adult noon. (643-2403) shelter open later in the morning. Mary and Arthur Temple. An­ Church of Christ Bible. (742-7548) St. James Church, 896 M ain St., Manchester. Rev. Francis Our very special thanks to these thony Thibeau. Mary Walker, Lennox. Body Colors. Inc., John Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod), KrukowskI, Rev. Frank Carter, Rev. John Gwozdz, Monslg- and Connie Bertrand. Sandy Scott Church of Christ, Lydall and Vernon streets, Manchester. Cooper and High streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, nor Edward J. Reardon. Saturday masses at 4 and 6;30p.m.; very special volunteers: Nick Parents Policy Committee of pastor. 9:30 a.m., divine w orship; 10:45 a.m. Sunday school; r in memory of Joseph Medeiros, Eugene Brewer, pulpit minister. Gareth Flanary,evangelism Sundav m asses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., noon, 5 o.m. (643-4129) LaPenta. Mary Uppling, Edna Manchester Head Start. Nathan minister. Sunday services: 9 a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., holy com m union first and third Sunday. (649-4243) St. M ary Church, 1600 M ain St., Coventry. Rev. Robert W. Woods. Ray Gelting and Mark Hale School PTA, Friendly’s. Mr. John and Ann McClain in honor of worship and Communion; 6 p.m., worship. Wednesday, 7 Barnes and Sister Katherine McKenna, pastoral team. the Rev. James Meek. Joseph and p.m., Bible study. N u rsery for all services. (646-2903) Saturday m ass ot 5:15 p.m., Sunday m ass at 10 a.m.; Albert. Donut. St. Mary’s Episcopal. Methodist confessions 4:30 to 5 o.m. Saturday. Sundav m oss 8 a.m. at St. Our thanks also to Jim Harvey. South Methodist. Trinity Mary Lawlyer. David Puatt. Joseph Church, Eaglevllle. (742-6655) BREAKING THE MATZA — Steve Richard and Mary Boyle. Congregationai Bolton United Methodist Church, 1041 Boston Turnpike, Church of St. Maurice, 32 Hebron Road, Bolton. The Rev. After reading the front page of the Covenant. Bolton. Rev. Stewart Lanier, pastor; Rev. Robin Ellis, Cohen of Jews for Jesus breaks a piece Benefactors of Shepherd’s assistant pastor. 9:30 a.m., church school; 11 a.m., worship William J. Olesik, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Manchester Herald, he came to Persons and organizations who Bolton Conpregatlonol Church, 228 Bolton Center Road, at m asses at 7:30 a.m., 9:15 a.m. and 11 a.m. (643-4466) Place include St. James Church, the Green, Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Minister. 10a.m., service, nursery. (649-3472) of matza an(d speaks about the traditions the rescue. A computer has been supported Shepherd’s Place with worship service, nursery, church school; 11 a.m., fellowship; North United Methodist Church, 300 Pa rker St., M anches­ of Passover during a presentation called purchased and Jim and accoun- in-kind donations in November which pledges monthly support to 11:15 o.m., forum program . (649-7077 office or 647-8878 ter. Dr. William C. Trench, pastor; Rev. H. Osgood Bennett, Saivation Army the soup kitchen, the Army/Navy parsonage. visitation minister. Schedule; 9 and 10:30 a.m., worship "Christ in the Passover." He will speak tant/business friends Ellen and include Dayna Ahern. Catherine Center Congregational Church, 11 Center St.. Mr.,Chester. services; 9 a.m., adult Bible study; 10:30a.m., church school; Salvation Arm y, 661 M a in St., Manchester. Caot. and M rs. Tom Sheridan are designing a Byron. Elaine Crowley. Thomas Club. South United Methodist 5:30 p.m., Methodist Youth Fellowship; 7 p.m.. Sacred Gary Asperschlager. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 a.m., Wednesday at Emanuel Lutheran Rev. Newell H. Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Re' ^borah T. program that will enable our Flanagan, Frances Gotbrocht. (monthly contributions), St. Bar­ Hobart, associate pastor; Rev. Robert J. Bll’s, minister of Dancers. N u rsery for preschoolers. (649-3696.) holiness meeting; 6 p.m., salvation meeting. (649-7787). Church. visitations; Rev. Clifford O. Sim pson, p'.,stor emeritus. South United Methodist Church, 1226 Main St., Manchester. shelter director to keep up with Ann Meta Hendessi. Kathy Her- tholomew, David Naab. Joseph Worship service, 8 and 10 a.m.; church school and child care, Dr. Shephard S. Johnson, Rev. Cynthia A. Good, Rev. Carter, United Methodist Women Law rence S. Staples, pastors. Schedule: 9 and 10:45 a.m., Unitarian Universaiist all the extensive and complicated sey. Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Holland. 10 a.m. (647-9941) of South United Methodist First Congregational Church of Andover, Route 6, Andover. worship services; 9 a.m., church school. Nursery for record keeping and reporting Lily Krob, Mary Kuzmickas, preschoolers. (647-9141) Unitarian Universaiist Society-East, 153 W. Vernon St., Rev. Howard Selp, Interim pastor. Schedule: 11 a.m., Manchester. Rev. Wardga. knights Jr., Interim minister. demanded by our multi funders. Mary Leslie. Bill and Carol Church. Mary and William Les­ worship; 9:30 a.m., church school. Nursery care provided. Nursery care and youth religious Truly a tremendous assistance to Mathews. Glenn and Jackie Mi- lie. and cafeteria workers at (742-7696) education. Coffee hour after service. (646-5151) Christ in the Passover First Congregational Church of Coventry, 1171 M a in St., Mormon shelter staff bogged down in ote. Emilie Miller. Frank Mo- Illing Junior High in honor of Coventry. Rev. Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 a.m., worship; 9:30 The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 30 A program designed to enhance the understand­ bureaucratic requirements. rasco. Helen Ramey. Nancy Mary Uppling. a.m., church school In Church Lane House. Nursery care Woodside St., Manchester. David Field, bishop. 9:30 a.m., ing of the Jewish background for many Christian provided. (742-8487) sacrament meeting; 10:50 a.m., Sundav school and primary; So many people and organiza­ Stoppleworth, Mr. Thomas. Rich Second Congregational Church, 385 N. M a in St., M anches­ 11:40 a.m., priesthood and relief society. (643-4003 or 228-3715) Send us your religion news rites will be presented Wednesday at 7 p.m. at tions are involved in keeping the Williams, Esther Wood. O.E.S. ter. The Rev. V. Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 a.m., worship Emanuel Lutheran Church. “ Christ in the Pas­ service, Sunday school, and nursery for children; 6:30 p.m.. The Manchester Herald welcomes news releases shelter open. Every week on Temple Chapter 52. Knights of P ilgrim Fellowship. (649-2863) Nationai Cathoiic sover” will show how the Communion celebration Wednesday and Thursday Hear­ Columbus, Manchester Rotary Second Congregational Church of Coventry, 1746 Boston about religion for publication on these Saturday grew from ancient Jewish customs. Steve Cohen, Turnpike, Coventry. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Regular pages. tland supermarket provide us Club. Roaring Brook Camp­ St. John the Baptist Polish National Catholic Church, 23 staff evangelist with a group called Jews for Jesus, TH E schedule: 10 a.m., service; 10 a.m., church school, nursery to Golway St., Manchester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncola, pastor. Releases should concern events open to the public with from one to two big boxes of ground. Emanuel Lutheran G rade 6; 11 a.m., coffee and fellowship; 11:15 a.m., church Sundav m ass, 9 a.m.; weekdays, 8 a.m. (643-5906) will be the speaker. Jews for Jesus is an salad fixings (lettuce, peppers, Church. BIBLE school. Grade 7 to adult; 11:15 a.m., junior choir, 2 p.m.. in Manchester, Bolton, Coventry and Andover. international group of Jewish people who believe in Junior Pilgrim Fellowship. Nursery care provided. (742-6234) Items will be published once, space permitting. All cucumbers, tomatoes, summer In the past months a number of Talcottville Congregational Church, Main Street and Elm Nazarene Jesus as the Messiah. The public is invited to the SPEAKS releases will be subject to editing. squash.) Community outreach to benefactors have helped provide Hill Road, Talcottville. Co-pastors: Rev. Ronald Boer and presentation those in the shelter has been a by Rev. Deborah Hasdorff. 10 a.m., worship service and church Church ot the Nazarene, 236 M a in St., Manchester. Rev. Space limitations do not permit the publication of financial support for Samaritan school. (649-0815) Philip Chatto, senior pastor; Rev. Mark Green, minister of steady joy. We would like to honor Shelter — a grant of $2,500 from Eug«n« Br«w«r outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sundav school; 10:40 a.m., worship, releases concerning routine activities. Katherine and Mary Byron, who the H. Louise Ruddel Charitable children's church and nursery; 6 p.m., evening praise The releases should be typed, double-spaced, and Critics of the Bible have appeared Covenant service, nursery. Mid-week Bible study, 7 p.m., Wednesday. Service of rededication each week bring in brand new Trust, $1,500 from New England include the name and daytime telephone number of through the centuries. This is a bit Trinity Covenant Church, 302 H ackm atack St., Manchester. (646-8599) socks and underwear. Mechanical, $100 from Lynch someone who can provide further information. A service of rededication is planned at Second like me, an artistic laymen, finding Rev. Norman Swensen, pastor. Rev. Paul Knight, associate Also, Highland Park Market for Toyota Pontiac and $500 from pastor. Rev. Kevin Schwamb, youth pastor. Schedule: Sand Congregational Church on Sunday at 3 p.m. Many fauit with the Mona Lisa. Truiy the 11 a.m., w orship services; 9:30 a.m., Bible school. (649-2855) a constant supply of bread, rolls j.C. Penney were providential former pastors and members of Second Church will Lord holds his critics in contempt. Episcopai Church Bulletin Board be present, as well as representatives of area A ieading cieric spoke recentiy of churches and Temple Beth Sholom. Modern Bible goes on sale “rescuing the bibie" from funda- St. George's Episcopal Church, 1150 Boston Turnpike, mentaiists, apparentiy meaning Bolton. Rev. John Holllger. Sunday worship: holveucharlst, LONDON (AP) — A 1.582-page 9:30 a.m.; church school, 10:45 a.m.; coffee fellowship, 11:30 p.m. The community is welcome, and refreshments “ This makes for ease of read­ those who accept the Bible as in­ a.m.; L ady Chapel open m ornings. (643-9203) Proof of God will be served. Wednesdays are special paperback Bible with the skyline ing, and shows the many poetic spired of Qod. He thinks a failure to of Manhattan on an orange cover passages to best advantage." the do so will leave the Bible as a relic St. M a ry ’s Episcopal Church, Park and Church streets, What is the scientific evidence for the existence of The sanctuary at North United Methodist Church Manchester. Andrew D. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, is going on sale in Britain aimed publishers say. for museums. God? That will be the topic on a lecture on Thursday assistant rector. Worship; 7:30 a.m. and 9:30 a.m.; church will be open at 7 p.m. each Wednesday through at people who may not know what There’s a 42-page introduction school, 9:30 a.m.; baby-sitting, 9:15 to 11:15 o.m.; holy at 6; 30 p.m. in Room 1.54 of the Torrey Life Sciences Prayer meetings planned This man Is not the first to think of March 15 for a quiet prayer time. Communion will it’s all about. to the Old and New Testaments euchorlst, 10 a.m. every Wednesday. (649-4583) Building, at the University of Connecticut in Storrs. himself as the savior of the Bible. St. Bartholomew Church is planning a series of be offered at 7:30 p.m. and a reading plan for getting The lecture is sponsored by the Campus Crusade for “ Discover the world’s greatest A nd it has outlined them all. S u c h li­ four prayer reflections, called Journey of Tender­ through the 810,000 words in one Gospei Christ. book,” says a headline above the berals, cloaked as teachers of righ­ ness. to be presented by Sister Jane Silk of the year, from Genesis to teousness surrender God's Word to Church ot the Living God, an evangelical, full-gospel Pancakes to be served main title. “ The Bible.” church, Robertson School, North School Street, Manchester. Sisters of Mercy. The spiritual evenings will be Feb. Revelations. the skeptics. The kiss of Judas was Rev. David W. Mullen, pastor. Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11:30 22. March 1, 8 and 15. from 7:30 to 9 p.m. The public The Methodist Youth Fellowship will serve a “ We used a color photo of no greater betrayal. a.m. Nursery and Sunday school. is invited. Manhattan as a symbol for a book Manchester Christian Fellowship, 509 E. M iddle Turnpike, Supporting Russian women pancake breakfast from 7 to 10 a.m. Sunday at North "All Scripture is given by inspira­ that is both contemporary and Daniel M. Boisvert, pastor. Sundays, 10 a.m.; Wednesday United Methodist Church. Donations of $3 for adults, tion of Qod and is useful for teach­ Bible study, 7 p.m.; solid rock coffeehouse, 7:30 p.m., first Naomi Shenkman. who tries to help women in the timeless,” said Julia Young, Thoughts 1 $1.50 for children, are requested. ing, rebuking, correcting and train­ Saturday of the month. Soviet Union who are denied permission to religious books publicist at pub­ Full Gospel Interdenominational Church, 745 M a in St., emigrate, will speak Feb. 21 at Temple Beth ing In righteousness so that the Manchester. Rev. Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 a.m., adult Circles and webs lishers Hodder and Stoughton. man of Qod may be thoroughly Bible study and Sunday school; 7 p.m., worship service. Sholom. Shenkman has visited the Soviet Union four “ The wording markets the Have you done any meditation Tuesday at 7:30 p.m., special Bible studies; Wednesday at Biblical figures interviewed equipped for every good work," 7:30 p.m., worship service. Prayer line, 646-8731, 24 hours. times, spending time with the so-called "refusen­ The title of this week’s service at the Unitarian Bible on its own merits, without today? 2Tlm. 3:16-17. Gospel Hall, Center Street, Manchester. 10 a.m., breaking iks” in Ru.ssia. Estonia. Armenia. Georgia and the Universaiist Society: East is Casting Circles. appealing to the reader’s reli­ If you haven’t, this evening bread; 11:45 a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. Each Thursday morning during Lent. Emanuel Ukraine. Weaving Webs. Using feminist theology, the service Lutheran Church will present an “ interview” with a gious commitment,” Mrs. Young spend some time thinking about Shenkman is a founding member of a Hartford God and creation and your life Jehovah’s Witnesses will weave music, readings, ancient ritual and personality involved with the drama of Jesus at said. CHURCH OF CHRIST organization. Women Supporting Refusenik group participation together. It will be led by Collen Inside, the text runs right within it. Calvary. For example, on Thursday the figure Lydall ft Varnon Straata Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 Tolland Turnpike, Manchester. Women, and is chair of the Soviet Jewry Task Force Langston of Manchester, Vicki Merriam of Bolton interviewed will be Judas: Feb. 23 it will be Pontius across the page instead of in the Tuesdav, 7 p.m., theocratic ministry school; 7:50 p.m., of the Community Relations Council of Greater Drew Smith service meeting; Wednesday, 7:15 p.m., congregation book and Cathy White of Stafford Springs. The service is Pilate. The interviews will be in the chapel, from 10 usual double column found in Phona: 646-2903 study; Sunday, 9:30a.m., public talk; 10:20a.m., Watchtower Hartford. She will speak and show slides during the at 10:30 a.m. Youth religious education and nursery to 10:40 a.m. Coffee and fellowship will follow. Bibles. St. M ary’s Episcopal Church study. (646-1490) Manchester Chapter of Hadassah’s meeting, at 8 care are provided. Engagements iflaidirstrr iirralft Pullout Section, Page 17 Rogalsky-Duffy Saturday, Feb. 11, 1989 Mrs. Helen 0. Rogalsky of Middle- FOCUS town and Capt. John P. Rogalsky of Largo, Fla., announce the engage­ ment of their daughter, Mary Ellen Rogalsky, to Robert John Duffy, son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Duffy Jr. of Summit Street. Korean church struggling The bride-elect is a graduate of Thrift shops Mercy High School and Middlesex Community College and is a magna cum laude graduate of the University to find room for 600,000 of Connecticut with a bachelor of science degree in elementary educa­ By Kelly Tunnev are thriving tion. She is employed by the Tolland The Associated Press Board of Education as an elementary school teacher. SEOUL, South Korea - While The prospective bridegroom is a many churches are struggling to graduate of East Catholic High School keep their doors open, the Yoido in Connecticut and is a graduate of the University of Full Gospel Church wrestles Connecticut with a bachelorof science every week with the problems of degree in marketing management. accommodating 600,000 By Bill McDonald Both stores sell second hand He is employed as operations supervi­ parishioners. Bridgeport Post-Teleoram roughly one-third off what the sor and buyer for Central Record and The Seoul church, part of the garment would cost if new. Kimberly A. Scott Patricia E. Gronda Tape Distributors of South Windsor. worldwide Assemblies of God, BRIDGEPORT — Consign­ “ If you can’t wear it out the A July 23 wedding is planned at St. Mary Ellen Rogalsky claims to have the largest congre­ ment shop owners find one of door right now and not look like James M. Moran it just came out of a depart­ Pius X Church, Middletown. Robert J. Duffy gation in the world. The church their hardest jobs is saying Scott-Neubelt seats 25.000 worshippers in its "no” to people who want to ment store or pretty close to main sanctuary and another donate old clothes. that, then we won’t take it.” Linda H. Scott of 25 Spruce St. and Gronda-Moran said Seiban. Frank N. Scott Jr. of Danbury 25,000 in 17 "overflow ” chapels. “ Some people have a senti­ Mr. and Mrs. Romolo Gronda of 165 The church was established announce the engagement of their mental attachment to their Both stores try to keep Loomis St. announce the engagement with five parishioners by Rev. daughter. Kimberly A. Scott, to Births clothes, like the women who clothes no longer than three of their daughter, Patricia E. Gronda, Paul Yonggi Cho in 1958 amid the months. They also won’t ac­ Joseph E. Neubelt of Coventry, son of comes in with the dress she to James M. Moran of Ellington, son devastation left by the Korean cept any garment more than 3 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Neubelt of 23 was engagedin. It’shardtotell of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moran of West War. Over the years it expanded her it won’t sell since it’s 10 years old. Strickland St. Livingston, Jessica Whitney, Manchester Memorial Hospital. His into a massive organization still Haven. years old.” said Jean Sieban of Bennedetti noted the con­ The bride-elect is a 1981 graduate of The bride-elect earned an asso­ daughter of Daniel and Cindy Forrest maternal grandparents are Helen and intent on getting bigger every Manchester High School and attended Wilton, co-owner of Perfect signment shop concept has ciates of science degree from Man­ Livingston of 145 Buena Vista Road, Dwight Downham Jr. of 76 Foster St. year. Partners II in Westport. Southern Connecticut State Univer­ "People often ask why the been around for a long time, chester Community College and Coventry, was born Jan. 22 at His paternal grandparents are Nancy but came into its own in the sity from 1981-1983. She is employed bachelor of science degree in elemen­ Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her Hannon of 68 Wrights Mill Road, church is so large. Why is it “ We turn down more than we take in.” said Pat Ben- mid-70s when many people by Clarke Insurance Agency Inc. of tary education from the University of maternal grandparents are Mr. and Coventry, and the late David Hannon. 600.000? Why not break it up and nedrtti of Monroe, co-owner of decided there was no stigma to Manchester. Connecticut. She is employed by Mrs. Gordon B. Forrest of Sarasota, His great-grandparents are Catherine have 60 churches of 10.000 members each?" says Lydia Chapter II Ltd. in Bridgeport. buying second-hand clothes. It The prospective bridegroom is a Waldbaum’s. Fla. Her paternal grandparents are and Albert Kalber of Route 31, Swain of Miami, an ordained "One of the keys to our success became chic to do so. 1980 graduate of Manchester High Mr. and Mrs. Frank Livingston, 217 Coventry. He has a sister, Sarah Kate, The prospective bridegroom is is the kind of clothes we take “ People can see they can School and a 1988 graduate of Ralph Road. 20 months. minister who first came to Seoul attending the University of Connecti­ in 1964 and now works in the in.” make money by giving away Southern Illinois University. He Fredrickson, Scott Cary, son of cut and is employed by the universi­ Giarnella, Ian, son of Thomas and church office. old clothes.” she said. served in the U.S. Air Force from ty’s athletic department. William and Irena Semaska Fredrick­ Suzanne Boucher Giarnella of An­ Now the two consignment 1983-1987. He is employed by J & B The simple answer, she said, is shops, both of which have run Those donating clothes get a A September wedding is planned. son of 750 Merrow Road, Coventry, dover was born Jan. 24 at Manchester that "people want to stay to­ Tile, Tolland. was born Jan. 20 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal 10 years, have found a national part if the return if the A May 6 wedding is planned at St. gether, to pray together." She Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Aime support group to help them garment is sold. Bridget’s Church. said the congregation, virtually along. grandparents are Boleslavas and Boucher of New Britain. His paternal all Korean, is made up of NARTS shows that consign­ Anastazija Semaska of New Britain. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Silvio born-again Christians who be­ The National Association of ment shops are numerous His paternal grandparents are Peter Giarnella, Westbrook. lieve the power of prayer is Resale and Thrift Shops made enough to be considered a and Lorraine Fredrickson of Old strongest in groups. its presence known last thriving business concept that Saybrook. He has a brother, Peter, 20 Doherty, Patrick Noel, son of Noel Coping with what the iChurch summer by running its first needs a central clearinghou.se Public Records months. P. and LeeAnn Gadoury of 27 Kerry calls “a city of Christians" can be I ^ ----- national convention. Both plus annual convention to lend Hogan, Jessica Kathryn, daughter St., was born Jan. 25 at Manchester a test of ingenuity. There are 12 Chapter II and P erfect support and swap ideas, the local women agreed. of John and Kathryn Nason Hogan of Memorial Hospital. Her maternal services a week, including seven Partners II were among the few consignment shops repres­ tax. $308. 113D Sycamore Lane, was born Dec. 2 grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. R. on Sunday and nightly prayer Both stores have computer­ Warranty deeds meetings. enting Connecticut at the Chi­ MultiTech New England Inc. to at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Gadoury, Pinellas Park, Fla. She has ized systems to keep track of Florence M. Freiheit to Kevin R. The faithful line up half an hour "lii cago gathering. Bruce G. and Beth A.B. Ehlen. Oak Her maternal grandparents are a brother, Scott, 10 and a sister, prices and inventory. Both use and Jane J. Center, parcels at Green ahead of each service to cram Grove Farms Condominium, $121,900. James and Penelope Nason of 17 Lilly Jessica, 7. Sieban with partner Ellie a bar-code system like that Hill Terrace, Boulder Road and into the 25,000-seat sanctuary. used in supermarkets and Frederick P. Barton to Jeffrey J. St. Her paternal grandparents are Trotta, Katey Marie, daughter of McCaffrey of West Norwalk Elwood Road, $222,500. Thousands too late to get a seat and Bennedetti with partner libraries, where each item has Scullly and Maureen E. O’Meara, 25 Redmond and Mary Hogan of 113 Thomas and Kerry Shea Trotta of 63 jam into the overflow chapels to and neighbor Jan Weisse of its own tag with different- Mary Catherine Development Co. to Edison Road, $127,500. Hawthorne St. She has a brother, Elm St., was born Jan. 17 at watch the proceedings on closed Monroe said they loved swap­ length lines. When the item is Derekseth Corporation, Birch Moun­ Daniel James, 16 months. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her Quitclaim deeds circuit television. ping war stories with col­ bought, the person at the cash tain, no conveyance tax. MacKinnon, Katie Elizabeth, ANOClatad Preti maternal grandparents are Mary and More than 30,000 children at­ leagues from around the register passes an electronic MultiTech New England Inc. to Richard C. Behrmann to Cindi L. daughter of Douglas and Irene Phil Shea of Enfield. Her paternal tend Sunday school classes in country. pen over the bar coded card to Robert A. Ryan, Oak Grove Farms Behrmann, 12-14 Summer St., no Chatham MacKinnon of 21 Goodwin grandparents are Joan and Thomas halls, crowded rooms and LARGEST CHURCH — The Yoido Full Gospel Church in Condominium, $126,900. record the transaction. conveyance tax. St. was born Jan. 17 at Manchester Trotta of Enfield. She has a brother, stairwells. Seoul, South Korea, has 600,000 parishioners. It is said to “ They expected 70 and got Oak Street Properties Ltd. to Gerhie Dubiel to Gerhie Dubiel and Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Thomas, 2'/2. There are 12 choirs, 12 choir be the largest congregation in the world. 250.” Weisse exclaimed. Weisse noted that she and Rahim and Sherry Shamash, one- Mary Ann Dubiel, Beacon Hill Con­ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Corso, Rebecca Ann, daughter of directors and 12 organists. Two "They had workshops on all Bennedetti found a consultant third interest in 15, 15‘'z and 17 dominium, no conveyance tax. Stanley Niedzwiecki of Plainville. Her Thomas C. and Deborah Corso of 325 orchestras play on Sunday. ushers passing green and red sorts of things, like computer­ to create a special non-bar said Mrs. Swain. izing your business, which coded program for them when Oakland St., $65,000. Ernest C. Zoppa to Isabella Zoppa, paternal grandparents are Dr. and Highland St., was born Jan. 30 at " If you’re 15 minutes early, canvas bags the size of large Cho started the church at age 22 we’ve already done, insurance they first computerized about Oak Street Properties Ltd. to Oak Park, no conveyance tax. Mrs. Elmer MacKinnon of Milton, you’re late in this church.” says grocery sacks. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her with friends from the Assemblies and how to say no.” three years ago. Then at the Hertzel Shamash, one-third interest Joseph T, Migliore to Marlene T. Mass. She has a brother, Justin, 7. maternal grandparents are Mr. and Jim Dunnet, a church member The church credits its extraor­ of God Theological Seminary, in 15, 15‘/i and 17 Oakland St., $65,000, Migliore, 130 Elvree St., no convey­ from Great Falls, Mont., who dinary growth to grass-roots “ We’re glad we went.” said convention, they found a com­ 1 Sanborn, Ashley Jennifer, daughter Mrs. Anthony Buyak of 70 Niles Drive. buying a tattered secondhand organization through a prayer McCaffrey. "The networking pany that sold specialized S.R. Blanchard Inc. to Christy P. ance tax. of Douglas T. and Christina Sopcic Her paternal grandparents are Mr. lives in Seoul. "The seats are army tent for 50 U.S. dollars from and support system of home cells. alone is worth it . Just speaking software for consignment and Elise T. Alex, 335 WoodbridgeSt., Stuart Greenwald and Marilyn Sanborn of 186 Birch St., was born and Mrs. James Corso of 87 Wyllys St. filled." a military dump and holding the Church traffic police direct There are 50,000 home cells in to other women and hearing shops. They chose a bar-coded $161,900. Greenwald to William and Abigail Jan. 29 at Manchester Memorial She has a brother, Justin, 22 months. first service in a slum area of hundreds of cars and buses 21 districts which meet weekly how they were successful was system and were glad they did. Contos Remodeling Contractors Bellock, Fern Street, no conveyance Hospital. Her maternal grandparents Heneghan, Chelsea Elizabeth, Seoul. fascinating. It’s great to share "This is a timesaver and picking up and dropping off similar to an adult Sunday school About a quarter of South Inc. to George E. and Kathleen C. Lee, tax. are Nickola Sopcic of Australia and daughter of John and Deborah Morris problems and solutions and more accurate.” Weisse said church-goers at every service. class. The groups, numbering Korea's 40 million people are Fern Street, $128,000. Jeffrey J. Behrmann Sr. to Lynn M. Kathereen Mills of Australia. Her Heneghan of 92 Saddlehill Road, was reinforce each other." of the new system. Ushers hand out 500.000 printed less than 20 persons each, are Christians, with about 8 million James D. Granato to Janet A. E. Behrmann, Capitol View Heights, paternal grandparents are Ronald E. "It shows consignment "It does just about every­ born Feb. 1 at Manchester Memorial church programs a week, and if ministered by 539 pastors and Protestants and some 2 million Granato, Bluefields Addition, no no conveyance tax. and Marjorie J. Sanborn of Vernon. shops have arrived.” said thing but put the clothes out on Hospital. Her maternal grandmother one does not speak Korean, there hundreds of lay teachers. Catholics. Christians have a large conveyance tax. Oscar L. Kurtz and Madeline R. Sieban. “ Theyre a viable the rack ” said McCaffery of She has a brother, Benjamin, 3. is Florence Morris of St. James Place. are headsets to hear translation •‘The church grew so fast, it amount of influence in the coun­ Elaine C. LaBelle and Gayle E. Uccello to Laura K. Touscher, trus­ alternative to department her own bar-code system at Hannon, David Jesse, son of Joseph Her paternal grandmother is Eliza­ in up to five languages. Some needed to find a way to keep try because of their strong Haskell to Reginald K. and Betsy A. store shopping” Perfect II. tee, Wetherell Village Condominium, J. and Doreen Downham Hannon of 6 beth Heneghan of South Windsor. She visitors bring binoculars. closer relationships, and the organizations and social Preble. 637 Spring St., conveyance no conveyance tax. Norman St., was born Jan. 29 at has a brother, Christopher, 6. The collection is gathered by home cell concept was born," concerns. 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Feb. 11, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Feb. 11, 1989 - 19 FOCUS / Home FOCUS / Money

Painting — inside and out States' tax bite at the pump A guide to faraway places As of Jan. 1, 1989, the average state gasoline tax was 15 cents per 49 gallon. Five states have a gasoline tax of 20 cent', or more per gallon, necessary. Bv Andv Lang while 11 states charge less than 12 cents of tax per gallon. The Be sure to use a primer on The Associated Press current federal gas tax is 9 cents per gallon. On the House unpainted surfaces such as wal- where the dollar goes far After reading this article and Iboard or hare wood. It seals the STATE GASOLINE TAX RATES, PER STATE, 1989 assimilating as much as you can. surface, provides a color base In cents per gallon: clip it and put it away. Then, and gives the second coat a clean ■ I I « By the Editors and purchases in participating sites and historic locales in this reread it before you begin your reflects light and makes a room and uniform look. of Changing Times shops. part of the world for $140 a day — More 12c to Less round-trip airfare, meals, lodg­ *• C'j'; •••■ '■■ next paint job. inside or out. or hallway seem larger. It usually On ceilings, a bright white If you don’t go on a package than 19c 19c than 12c Are you ing and ground transportation Here are some things that have can he washed successfully with makes the room seem larger, but already planning tour, you can save on travel costs 5^. sometimes you may want to 'Maine where to go on your 1989 with a Eurailpass. The price is included. been learned over the years about soap and water. Flat paints have 10* painting the interior and the “ soften” the room, in which case i Wash. V vacation? $320 for first-class travel for up to Round-trip airfares from New a soft, less reflective appearance. 18« You might consider the follow­ York to Eastern Bloc destinations exterior of your house: Satin finishes combine the virtues use a soft white. Textured paints 15 days and now includes travel in 7B U■OVLKALL ing vacation destinations, which are relatively high — Budapest, Important and secondary only of glo.sses and flats. They have a have a heavier consistency than iMIchJ Hungary. will rank high with travelers this to the proper preparation of the quiet luster, hide defects and can regular paints and so make an i5«r Round-trip airfares from New $789; Dubrovnik, $630: Zagreb, Idaho year, according to Changing surface is the admonition to take be wiped clean. excellent base for the creation of 18« York to major Western European $580: Leningrad or Moscow, $885; your time. More amateur paint patterns. They also can hide Neb. Times magazine: gateways — London, Frankfurt, Prague, $610. Since those coun­ Outside, latex points can be surface defects. 18.2< Paris, Rome — will run from tries are farther away, you have chores are ruined by the urge to The Far East: Overseas, the used for a variety of materials For large flat surfaces, nothing ■ Md.1 about $400 to $600 through the to make plane connections in get the task over with than Utah Conn. best values will be in the Orient but for metal and extremely beats a roller, but brushes are 118.5* 20* winter, with increases likely in Europe. But much lower prices anything except the desire to skip 19* 'W.Va and the South Pacific. Airfares to porous surfaces, an oil-based better for smaller or irregular the late spring as travel starts to on the ground more than make up the boring but vital preparation VlS.4*/ N.J. prime destinations in this far- primer should be used under surfaces and jobs with trim. 10.5* pick up. for the steeper airfares. chores. What’s your hurry? If flung area have generally come either latex or oil-based paint. There are other kinds of applica­ ' Tenn. Summer is still the peak Mexico; Hurricane Gilbert’s ever a task demanded a methodi­ down over the last decade. You tors. including pads, for special N.M. 17* season, so you can save by damage to the Caribbean coastal cal approach, it is painting. That Outside, you probably will use a A can travel from the West Coast to tasks. A paint pad also works well 14.2* visiting before the late-spring resorts of Cancun and Cozumel includes the time required to latex paint, hut oil-based, alkyds Australia, for example, in a tour on large surfaces or more precise fare increases or waiting until has been fixed. But because some decide the kind of paint you are and modified alkyds are excellent package that also includes your areas, since they are lightweight visitors may shy away this year, going to use. what effect you are for wood .siding. Brick or other hotel for six nights for about $170 next fall. trying to achieve, how you are and easy to use. Good pads I Alaska Soviet Union and Eastern Eu­ thinking hotels and other facili­ masonry should be painted with 8c a day. And there are few places in usually have beveled edges and a rope: With the spirit of glasnost ties won’t be up to snuff, prices going to handle the trim or an exterior paint formulated for the world where your dollars will rounded bottom. Hawaii and a warming in relations have been slashed to attract woodwork, how much paint you use on such surfaces. Exterior buy as much as they will in Hong 11* between the U.S. and the Soviet vacationers. will need and which applicators wood shakes or shingles are Kong ($1 U.S, is worth about $8 you will use on which surfaces. All aspects ot painting are discussed Union expected to endure for a Round-trip airfare from Chi­ HOUSE OF THE WEEK — Features of this traditional usually stained although they H.K.). You can spend six days in On the inside, you generally in Andv Lang's booklet, "Paint Your while, the Soviet Union and cago, hotel and transfers will cost ranch house includes brick veneer and two-together can be painted. Once stained, House Inside and Out," which can be Note: An added sales tax on motor fuel is imposed by 10 states and 13 states Hong Kong for about $140 a day. Eastern Bloc countries such as as little as $539 per person double will be choosing semi-gloss, flat they should again be stained obtained by sending $1 and a stamped, permit local jurisdictions to tax motor fuel. including airfare from the West windows. A center hall affords privacy to each room. The or satin-finish paints. Semi-gloss self-addressed envelope to Know-How, Hungary, Yugoslavia and Cze­ occupancy for a seven-day stay. when a second treatment is P.O. Box 477, Huntington, N.Y. 11743. SOURCE; Highway Users Federation InfoGrapNca © 1989 North A.otertca Syndicate, Inc. Coast, hotel and breakfast. family room features a fireplace. There are three choslovakia will be hospitable to Meanwhile, the U.S. dollar buys Southern Europe: Although American visitors this year. ever more pesos — recently 2,280. bedrooms. For more information about Plan HA1507A most of Western Europe remains So will their exchange rates, That translates into dinner for write to architect Jerold Axelrod, 66 Harned Road, high-priced for American tour­ which are engineered by the two at a top restaurant in Mexico Commack, N.Y. 11725. Enclose a stamped, self- ists. the dollar still commands governments to attract Yankee City for as little as $40 to $45. addressed enveloped. A 'Safer" way to zap bugs Tax Adviser respect in Portugal and Greece. dollars. You can tour interesting Cruises Close to Home; Partic­ In Portugal your dollar buys ularly on cruise lines in the about 145 escudos — a bottle of Caribbean and the Mexican Pa­ By Earl Aranson and plant leaf cleaners, as well as Will the amount be taxable good port goes for 500 escudos. By G eorge W. Smith cific, there are still more cruise- The Associated Press a plant protectant that discour­ income to him? You can spend a week in Portugal Here’s the Answer liner cabins than there are Weeders Guide ages moisture loss and reduces C.L.. for $116 a day, including airfare, Q U ESTIO N: What is the passengers signing up to fill What’s in a name? To garden­ needle drop of Christmas trees. HONOLULU hotel and breakfast. amount of the personal exemp­ them, says Changing Times mag­ ers, the name “ Safer" means a DeFinis said that his products tion for 1988? I understand it In Greece, the dollar buys azine. So the cruise companies line of non-toxic biodegradable harm humans, pets or “ good” “ contain no petrochemicals, so ANSWER: Former President QUESTION; I have several and painted black to increase increased. will continue to keep prices down products. An early slogan of the insects. they’ re safe to use around people, Reagan signed legislation provid­ about 145 drachmas. You can large panels of a synthetic wood absorption of the sun’s heat. It is J.C . have a good meal in Athens or on and offer reductions in return for firm was: “ The Safer Way When insecticidal soap comes pets and in the environment .” ing for restitution to individuals with a kind of plastic finish that insulated on the back and covered SAN FRANCISCO a Greek island for 1.200 drachmas advance bookings or your willing­ —Naturally." in contact with an insect. Wilkins He added that “ toxicity tests of Japanese ancestry who were looks like marble. I probably will with a transparent cover sheet to per person, or about $8. A week in ness to fill a cabin at the last I recently visited the Newton. explained, it enters the body show that Safer’s insecticidal interned by the United States use it on a project I have in mind. trap heat within the collector. ANSWER; The personal ex­ Greece costs about $140 per day, minute. Once aboard your cruise Mass., operation and its youthful through the insect’s cuticle, dis­ soap does not harm birds or during World War II. The legisla­ The synthetic is very hard. I have There are many variations of flat emption amount increased by S.'iO including airfare, hotel, most ship, your only out-of-pocket president, Milton P. Wilkins, who wildlife: other tests demonstrate tion provides for a payment of a portable saber saw which I use plate collectors. You will find out rupting the cell membranes and for 1988 to $1 9,50. And. for 1989 it meals and ground transportation. said that all its products must be $20,000 to each eligible individual spending will be for tips, drinks, sometimes to cut plywood I f f u.se more about them when you are causing desiccation and death. that it spares beneficial insects goes up another S.'iO to $2,000. Traveling in the rest of Western shopping and shore excursions. non-toxic, effective and biode­ and states that for tax purposes it on these panels, will it ruin the ready to have a conversion made. Wilkins said there is no known such as lady beetles and honey­ After 1989. the amount will be Europe will be expensive again Complaints Depending on the size of the gradable. and should not contam­ these payments are to be treated saw? example of an insect developing bees.” The company’s all-natural adjusted, if necessary, for this year. The value of the dollar cabin you select, the length of the inate water supplies. as a damage for “ human suffer­ resistance to Safer fatty acid pesticides, he claims, are “ com­ inflation. has only inched up against most against airlines cruise and the cruise line, fares "You can spray, then eat fruit ing.” The ITS. House Judiciary QUESTION: I plan to refinish a insecticides. pletely biodegradable and leave Western European currencies. A Complaints per 100,000 typically range from about $160 to ANSWER: It sounds as though at harvest with no problem.” he Report makes it clear that this piece of furniture and intend to Among the newer products plants with a clean, natural QUESTION: My mother cup of coffee in France can cost customers for September 1988: $300 a day, including round-trip you have panels of hardboard. It said, “ The products are designed language is intended to mean that use a bleach to lighten the wood. developed by the research staff fragrance.” passed away two years ago. I $2.50: a hotel room in Innsbruck, airfare between your home area is not synthetic but made from Is it OK to use a household to control house plant. garden and are Early Alert reusable insect One of the most recent products these payments are not to be inherited stock she owned and $ 220. and the cruise port (usually in regular wood logs that are forest pests, and quickly included in gross income for bleach? traps, for .lapanese beetles, hou­ from Safer — the largest dealer in now I would like to sell it. What There are ways around some Florida or Puerto Rico or, on the converted to chips and wood disintegrate” income tax purposes. Restitution Pan American ^ seflies, thrips and other pests. non-toxic natural garden and amount would I use for my cost high tabs — for example, buying — West Coast, Los Angeles or San fibers and bonded under heat and “ There is growing mainstream was authorized by the Civil Wilkins said they work “ without household products, according to when I figiirethegain onthesale? hotel accommodations, meals D iego). pressure. It can be cut with mo.st ANSWER: Yes. if you plan concern about the environment” Liberties Act of 1988. the u.se of harmful chemicals or Wilkins — is Sharpshooter weed ML., and ground transportation in tour By booking a cruise three to six saws but might not yield easily to merely to lighten the color of said Fred N. DeFinis. marketing Continental 6.21 poisons.” and grass killer. This biodegrada­ NEW BEDFORD. MASS. packages at U.S. prices. Travel­ months in advance, you can a saber saw unless you use a wood a bit. But if you intend to manager. “ Gardeners want safe Said DeFinis: “ Our exclusive ble product does not require soil ing on your own, a double room in knock up to 30 percent off the special blade. Since there are lighten the wood drastically, as is alternatives to chemicals — less Biolure time-released lures (the sterilization after use. and the ANSWER: Generally, for in­ QUESTION: Of all the top- the Bristol Hotel in Salzburg Branlff{ ^ ^ 5.04 price. Travel discount clubs, such some differences between stand­ sometimes done after the entire toxic, more natural pesticides traps) spare beneficial insects, area may be replanted in 48 come tax purpo.ses. the cost basis rated, easy-reading tax books for might cost you $297 a night. Break as Stand-Buys (which charges a ard hardboard and tempered old finish has been removed from that are easy to use. quickly Northwest 4.59 are environmentally safe, and hours. of inherited property is the fair sale in the bookstores, which one down the elements of a 14-day $45 annual membership fee) can hardboard. it would be a good a piece of furniture, you will need effective and long-lasting.” last five months without any Traps also are available to market value on the date of the do you prefer for most Germany-Austria tour package United 3 .0 7 often get you a cruise at up to 70 idea to take a sheet of the a stronger bleach The commer­ The company was founded in major change or lo.ss in attraction combat coddling moths, cabbage decedent’s death. If an estate taxpavers? that includes a stay in the same USAir 2.39 percent off the regular fare, if you material to your local lumber­ cial bleach you buy in a hardware Canada in the mid-1970s by two efficiency.” and corn worms, and other pests income tax return was filed it D.S.. hotel and you’ll probably be are willing to pick up and leave on yard and ask what variety of or paint store or home center Aloha ^ 2.05 scientists working to help the The traps are made of a would show the market value SOUTHFIELD. MICH. paying only about $150 per night hardboard it is and what saw comes in two containers. Follow two or three weeks’ notice. Forest Service control pests fluorescent yellow plastic that For Earl Aronson's Guide to House (your cost basis). Your local Southwest ^ ^ 1 . 9 7 1 blades can be used to cut it the instructions on how to apply for that room. Prices of top- environmentally. They isolated attracts and kills the bugs and. Plonts, send Sl.SOto: House Plants, AP library may have back issues on ANSWER: Naturally. I’d re­ the bleach from one bottle and Newsfeatures, 50 Rocketeller Plaza, quality tour packages are run­ American | ^ i.9 0 fatty acids, byproducts of vegeta­ according to Wilkins, are "safe New York, N.Y. 10020. microfilm of publications with commend my book “ Cut Your Playing chicken how long to leave it on before ning an average of $190 per day QUESTION: I hope to convert bles. oil, and meat processing. In around children and pets.” information of stock prices. Also, Own Taxes and Save” (World America West i .85 putting on the contents of the for Western Europe this year — a A free package of booklets my house to solar energy. I 1980. Safer was established in the Another new product is Early stockbrokers can usually provide Almanac). I think it’s tops. Midway ^ 1 . 5 9 second container. This is a price that includes your hotel, about cooking chicken is availa­ constantly see the term “ flat United States. Its main product is Alert Trapstix. which catches you with this information, stronger product than a house­ ground transportation by tour bus Piedmont ^ 1 . 4 6 ble from Perdue Farms. These plate collector." I know what a still insecticidal soap. fungus gnats and other pests that hold bleach and you must use it and two meals a day on average. include “ 28 Trim-Down Chicken solar collector is but the words Company executives explained infest house plants, Trap.stix is QUESTION: My cousin, who is Airlines and travel agents are Delta ^ 1 . 3 1 very cautiously, wearing rubber Dishes,” “ Fast Fresh Fabulous "flat plate" mean nothing to me that fatty acids are a large group inserted into plant containers and EMERGENCY an American citizen of Japanese Send your questions to: ’The gloves and goggles. After the old once again offering discount Alaska ^ 1 . 2 2 Chicken Dinners” and "Fast Can you help? of compounds that disrupt the cell signals the need to apply insectic­ Fire — Police — Medical ancestry, was interned in Califor­ Tax Adviser, c/o W. Smith & Co., coupon books that will be widely Fresh Fabulous Microwave finish has been removed and you membranes of targeted pests — Air Wisconsin [jo .4 6 idal soap. nia during the Second World P.C., 29229 Northwestern High­ accepted in Europe this year. Chicken Dinners.” Send name ANSWER: A flat plate collec­ apply the bleach, it is best to put including aphids, mealybugs, Among the company’s other DIAL 911 Warld War. He will receive a way, Southfield, Mich. 48034. Due With them you can get up to 50 SOURCE: U.S. O pt. a t Tranipoftaiion and address to Perdue Package, tor generally consists of an on a sealer before going to the whiteflies. mites, pear slugs, products are moss and algae In Manchester lump sum payment from the to the volume of mail, personal percent off the price of restaurant InfoGraphIcs P.O. Box 2337 PR. Salisburv. MD, absorbing plate, often metallic next step. C lABfi North Amarica Syridcala, Inc. earwigs and crickets — but do not killers, fungicides, herbicides government as a result of this. replies cannot be provided. meals, theater and train tickets 21801. 20 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Feb. 11, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Feb. 11, 1989 — 21 FOCUS / Advice FOCUS / TV, Comics & Puzzles

Don’t be hard on husband Where to Write Saturday, Feb. 11 DEAR thoughtless! If you have friends ABBY: I’m visiting you in your room, please Dear Abby Abigail Van Buren 6 :0 0 A M (33 Captain Bob ,8 40 F lintstone Kids (CC) .Dick Clark's Golden Greats 'Rj developing lung cancer is 24 mother s approval (60 rnin | lope along with the name of the 18 Home Shopping Network (3 hrs i times greater than a nonsmok­ [LIFE] Self Improvement Guide booklet to: The American College 20 Bugs Bunny and Friends Outspoken ex-cop Jack Killian (Gary Cole) heats up the San Francisco airwaves as er’s. Smoking also increases your [USA] Diets Don't Work of Obstetricians and Gynecolo­ 22 30 S m urfs (CC) the Nighthawk on a controversial late-night radio call-in show, on "M idnight Call­ Help for yeast, urinary ills chances of developing other gists, Resource Center, 409 12th 7 :3 0 A M , 3 Garfield and Friends 38 MOVIE; The Scarlet Claw' Holmes e r." The NBC series airs Tuesdays. cancers such as cancer of the Street, SW, Washington, D.C. 11 BraveStarr (CC) and Watson trap a diabolical monster in sometimes works. mouth, larynx, esophagus, pan­ the Canadian marshes Basil Rathbono, Ni DEAR DR. 20024-2188. 20 Kidsongs [D IS ] Raccoons (In Stereo) tomobiles' A tomperamental executive is For those alert readers who gel Bruce. Paul Cavanaugh 1944 [CNN] Style With Elsa Klensch GOTT: My doc­ creas. and bladder. 26 P epperm int Place forced to share travel and living arrange have taken this discussion one 57 La Plaza [ESPN] Fishin' Hole [ESPN] K.I.D.S. Weekly senes on child­ ments with an obnoxious salesman Steve tor treated my The health problems that smok­ 30 Completely Mental Misadventures step further, the answer is yes. 61 Denver, the Last Dinosaur [LIFE] WomanWatch ren in sports. Michael Young is host Martin, John Candy. William Windom urinary tract ing causes don’t stop with cancer. of Ed Grimley (CC) 1987 RaioiR (In Stereo) [A & E ] Miss Marple: A Pocketful of Rye [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Macaroni' (CC) During [LIFE] What Every Baby Knows infection with Dr. G ott For one reason or another, some Smokers are at much greater risk 38 It's Your Business (I trip to Naples, an exhausted American Police are baffled whei’i they find a handhil 1 1 :0 0 A M Hey, Vern. It's Ernest! 1 2 ;0 0 P M C^L' Out of This World B a c t ri m - DS patients may have to take anti­ for developing emphysema, a 40 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (CC) of rye in the pocket of murdered financier businessman learns how to savor life from (CC) 8 Synchrona! Research and it cleared Peter Gott, M.D. yeast medicine in the first place. lung disea.se that makes it hard [CNN] Sports Close up Rex Fortescue (CO min ) a carefree archivist Marcello Mastroianni, Jack Lemmon 1985 Rated PG. 8. 40 Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show . 9 Three Stooges up. Now I have Predictably, this will upset the for its victims to breathe, and [DIS] Donald Duck Presents (CC) [DIS] Dumbo's Circus [USA] Morgan Brittany on Beauty 11 G.L.O.W. Wrestling [ESPN] Jimmy Houston Outdoors a yeast infec­ bacteria/yeast balance and en­ chronic bronchitis. (ESPN) Outdoor Sportsman . 9, Superman 1 0 ;0 0 A M .3 Pee-wee's Playhouse 18 Home Shopping Network (3 hrs ) courage bacteria to multiply [LIFE] Creative Living W ith Aleene 11 Star Search (60 min ) tion. Vaginal Heart disease is the major [M A X ] MOVIE; Terms of Endearment' ICQ 20 MOVIE: 'Warlords of Atlantis' War (CC) F)ve-time Oscar-winning account of [U SA] Where There's a Will There's an inserts and vaginitis or infection elsewhere. cause of death for American 9 Buck Rogers 20 WWF Superstars of Wrestling ring factions struggle for control of the The treatment for this? the 30-year relationship between a mother A 24 Project: Universe: An Introduction sunken Lost Continent of Atlantis Doug creams have women, and smoking doubles the and her daughter Sfiirley MacLaine. Debra 11 Soul Train (R) (In Stereo) Antibiotics. 9 :1 0 A M ICNNI Healthweek to Astronomy McClure. Cyd Charisse, Peter Gilmore not worked. What can you days. People often mistake this chances of developing this dis­ Winger. Jack Nicholson 1983 Rated PG 20 C entury 21 H om es fo r Sale 1978 Thus, many cases of vaginitis 9 ;3 0 A M .8 40 S lim er! And the Real 26 On P it Road advise? overgrowth as an allergic reac­ ease. In fact, cigarettes are [TM C] MOVIE: King Kong Lives' Kept 22 30 The C hipm unks (CC) 22 Punky B re w ster (CC) can be seen as an understandable alive for a decade, the legendary ape re Ghostbusters (CC) 57 Washington Week in Review (CC) tion to the antibiotic. It isn’t. The responsible for about 170,000 26 Wrestling: World Class Champion­ 24 Here's lo Your Health. When Sex ceives an artificial heart and finds a kindred 9 Barter Perfect Diet 61 Matt Houston consequence of conditions that ship Wrestling Was Good, It Was Very Good, When It DEAR READER: The normal vaginitis simply indicates that premature heart attacks in the spirit in a recenl'y captured female Kong upset the normal checks and 11 America's Top Ten 57 Tony Brown's Journal [A & E ] FDR: Voice of Change A portrait W as Bad... vagina contains harmless bacte­ the antibiotic is doing its job; United States each year. Linda Hamilton. Brian Kerwin. John Ash­ of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's 24 Sesame Street (CC) balances nature has provided. If you are planning to have a ton 1986 Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) 61 World Wide Wrestling political leadership and personal life (60 26 M O VIE: 'C ro m w e ll' England at the ria and yeasts. Ordinarily, these doing it too well, in fact. time of Charles I is divided by overwhelm [USA] Paid Programming 57 Say Brother (A&E) Travel Magazine min ) Part 1 of 2 microorganisms compete with Because antibiotics destroy Finally, the diabetic woman (or baby, you might find that it is a ing political troubles. English persecution 61 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (CC) one another, thereby preventing bacteria elsewhere in the body, immunologically suppressed pa­ good time to give up smoking, not 8 :0 0 A M C3 Adventures of Raggedy [D IS ] Jack and the Beanstalk Animated [CNN] Science and Technology Week of the Catholics in Ireland, impending war any overgrowth. This is a delicate yeast infection can also erupt in tient) is not likely to be cured of only for your health but for that of Ann and Andy (CC) [CNN] Moneyweek After a daring youngster trades his cow for [D IS] A Special Valentine W ith the Fa­ with Scotland and injustices of the King s her vaginitis until the underlying a handful of magical beans, he finds him­ m ily C ircus W hen Dolly comes home from court lead Cromwell to rise up against his balance in which infection with other sites; for instance, the your future child. Basically, self taking an adventurous journey W ith school with a homemade valentine for her King Richard Harris, Alec Guinness 1970 one agent is normally inhibited by mouth, throat, rectum and penis malfunction is corrected. This when you smoke, so does your Gene Kelly's voice (60 min ) parents, the rest of the kids, ever PJ, jump 30 Black Perspective means appropriate control of on the bandwagon to make cards An ani­ the other. Therefore, most (in men) — anywhere that yeasts baby. Nicotine, the addictive [ESPN] Monster Truck Challenge 38 MOVIE: 'Casino' A suave and sophis­ mated special based on the comic strip women aren’t even aware that normally exist. blood sugar (or treatment to substance in cigarettes, crosses TV channel guide [HBO] Under the influence Documen­ ticated gambler s floating hotel and gam enhance immunity) coupled with tary recounting three (rue stories about the [ESPN] Scholastic Sports America bling ship is stalked by sabotage on it's they are carrying these perfectly Treatment involves re­ the placenta (the tissue that Cox Unitsd Tal»-Medli the proper application of a consequences of drinking and driving (60 [HBOj MOVIE: 'The Annihilator' A maiden voyage Mike Connors. Lynifa Day innocuous vaginal inhabitants. establishing the bacteria/yeast supplies nourishment to the WFSB, Hartfard ...... 2 ., ...... 2 ...... 3 min ) newspaper editor uncovers an alien plot to George. Bo Hopkins 1980 ...... 8 ...... 8 Problems develop when factors balance. Anti-yeast drugs, such specific medicine to prevent baby) and causes your unborn WTNH, New Haven . . 8 .. . [LIFE] Mother's Day transform ordinary people into ruthless kill­ 40 Candlepin Bowling (60 nun ) WWOR. New York .. . 9 . .. ing machines Mark Lindsay Cfiapman, Su­ disrupt this balance. For exam­ overgrowth of either yeasts or child’s blood vessels to narrow, [M AX] MOVIE: 'Switching Channels' 57 Wonderworks: Runaway (CC) as nystatin, can be applied . 11 ...... 11 ...... 28 san Blakely, Catherine Mary Stewart bacteria. WPIX, New York ...... (CC) A cable news director schemes to ple. diabetics are more prone to locally, taken in mouthwash form cutting down on the amount of . 18 ...... 18 ...... 18 1986 61 MOVIE: 'Eyewitness' A janitor s de WHCT. Hartford ...... keep his ex-wife. who is also his star re­ For more information I am . 20 ...... 20 ...... 20 sire to meet a beautiful television reporter vaginal yeast infection becau.se or used as vaginal creams or oxygen and nourishment the fetus WTXX. Waterbury . . . porter. from re marrying Kathleen Turner. [LIFE] Attitudes . 28 ...... 37 . leads him to pretend lie knows more about 1 sending you a copy of my Health receives. WWLP. Springfield .. Burt Reynolds, Christopher Reeve 1988 high tissue-fluid provides a rich tablets. This medicine destroys . 7 ...... 24 ...... 24 1 1 :3 0 A M C3 Teen Wolf (CQ a murder than he does William Hurt Sig Report. “ Vaginal Infections.” WEDH, Hartford .... Ritied PG (In Stereo) source of nutrition for yeasts, the excess yeast organisms In addition, smoking increases WTWS. New London . 26 ...... 42 ...... 24 l 9 Superm an ourney Weaver. Christopher Plummer Other readers who would like a [U SA] MOVIE: 'The Being' Residents di which grow, eventually outstrip (without affecting the bacteria) the chance of having a miscar­ WVIT, Hartlord ...... 4 ...... 4 ...... 30 1981 sappear at an epidemic rate in a small 22 Fat Albert & the Cosby Kids (CC) copy should send $1 with their . 19 ...... 28 ...... 19 [A & E ] MOVIE: 'Hair' During the Vietnam the bacteria competition and and permits the bacteria to riage or stillbirth. Pregnant WSBK. Boeton ...... Idaho tow n Martin Landau, Jose Ferrer, 24 Project: Universe: An Introduction ...... 40 . War a group of fiippies sidetrack a young cause .symptoms Likewise, anti­ name and address to P.O Box smokers are more likely to have a WQQB, Springfield .. Dorothy Malone 1983 to Astronomy achieve parity once again. WQBY. S prln^lald .. . 17 ...... 35 ...... 25 man on his way to Army induction Based 91369. Cleveland. Ohio 44101-3369. :sr ...... 9 biotics — such as Bactrim — Some patients on antibiotics premature delivery and, on the 6) WTIC, Hartlord ...... 6 ...... 6 . 1 0 :1 0 A M [CNN] Showbiz Week 26 G reatest S ports Legends on the Broadway musical John Savage. Be sure to mention the title. . 23 ...... 15 ...... 11 Treat Williams. Beverly D'Angelo 1979 upset the balance of selectively have discovered that they can average, their babies are smaller 1A8.E) Arte & Entertainment 30 Career Media Network . 15 ...... 5 ...... 50 1 0 ;3 0 A M ,3 Little Rascals |CNN] Cable Nawi Network 57' Wall Street Week; How to Spot a [CNN] Newsday killing off millions of bacteria: maintain their bacteria/yeast than those of women who don’t . 34 ...... 47 ...... 41 8 40 Pup Nam ed Scooby Doo (CC) IDISI DIaney Channel ...... Takeover(CC) this enables the yeasts to grow balance by simultaneously load­ smoke. . 10 ...... 7 ...... 49 [DIS] Zorro (ESPN) Sporta Network ...... 20 C on n e cticu t A u to S how Prescription piants .. 14 ...... 44 ...... 38 [C N N ] NCAA Preview Scheduled a pro­ [ESPN] Truck and Tractor Pull unimpeded by bacterial ing their systems with harmless As the Surgeon General has |HBO | Home Bok OMIca ... 22 30 ALF (CC) ,. 24 ...... 25 ...... 13 file of Ohio State basketball player Jay Bur- ILIFEl Llletima ...... [LIFE] Hush Little Baby: The Challenge restraints. acidophilus bacteria in uncul­ A quarter of all prescription stated, smoking is addictive, just .. 54 ...... 45 ...... 43 24 Shining Time Station (CC) son IMAXI CInemax ...... of Child Care Personal and emotional con­ Yeast vaginitis is exceedingly tured yogurt or Lactinex. taken drugs — worth more than $15 like certain drugs, and kicking .. 55 ...... 44 ...... 42 [D IS] Grimm's Fairy Tales ITMCI Movie Channel...... 36 Three Stooges sequences of America's lack of adequate .. 12 ...... 10 ...... 48 common in women who take orally. This is not as effective as billion annually in the United the habit may not be easy. But |USA| USA Network ...... (57. Adam Smith's Money World [ESPN] Gameday child care (60 min ) antibiotics for more than several using anti-yeast medication but it States — include plant extracts. remember that your lungs begin [A&E] World of Photography [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Planes, Trains and Au­ Continued... 22 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Feb. 11, 1989 • • V ; V ’ *. ■ *. / * •/ I : MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Feb. 11, 1989 — 23 [A&E] Eagle and the Bear HAWK Saturday, Continued [CNN] Sports Saturday SNAFU by Bruce Beattie KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE by Larry Wright Avery Brooks 8:00PM C S D olphin Cove (CC) A fa mous journalist does a story on Michael’s Saturday, Continued stars in "A Man research while secretly searching for dam­ Called Hawk," a aging information about Baron Trent. (60 mm.) (In Stereo) [M AX] MOVIE: 'Thoroughly Modern (CC). new dramatic se- (33 (3Q' Mission: impossible (CC) The W ich ita S tate (2 hrs ) (Live) ;20 Mama's Family Mama earmarks her M illie' Two young girls come to New York 2:10PM [CNN] Healthweek , ries about a to realize their ambitions' one to be an ac­ principled, yet force must convince an international drug [LIFE] MacGruder & Loud life savings for a perfect funeral tress, the other to be a stenographer and 2:30PM (22] W KR P in C incinnati cartel that their leader is double-crossing [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Planes, Trains and Au­ 22 30 Saturday Night Live Host actor menacing man them. (60 mm.) (In Stereo) marry the boss. Julie Andrews, Mary Tyler 124) Joy of Painting tomobiles' A temperamental execufve is Ted Danson Musica; guest Luther Van- Moore, Carol Channing. 1967 Rated G. for hire. It airs SAT­ (30) Great Escape Orlando. Fla ; Toronto; (33 College Basketball: Seton Hail vs. forced to share travel and living arrange­ dross (90 mm.) (In Stereo) Villanova (2 hrs.) (Live) [USA] Dance Party USA (60 min.) Paris. URDAY, FEB. ments with an obnoxious salesman Steve 24 C om edy T onight Martin, John Candy, William Wmdom 11 on ABC. 'll) MOVIE; 'Invasion of the Body (26 Racing From Plainsfield 1 2:30PM ® MOVIE: Rabbit, Run’ A French in Action: Nourritures Ter- 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) former high school basketball star tries to restres III Snatchers' Fear grips a small-town physi­ cian when he discovers that alien space 38 H ersey's H ollywood escape his miserable existence. James [A&E] Shortstories After his wife s CHECK USTINGS 9:30PM C22] (30) E m pty N est (CC) pods are replacing his friends and neigh­ 40 Public Ppople/Private Lives Caan, Anjanette Comer, Jack Albertson. death, a man finds himself with another Harry, Barbara and Carol find heartache FOR EXACT TIME bors with emotionless duplicates Kevin 1970 woman m ’Master of the Manor” and romance under the full moon (In 57 American Masters: Buster Keaton: McCarthy, Dana Wynter. King Donovan Stereo) A Hard Act to Follow (CC) A profile of the 8 Career Media Network [C N N] Style With Elsa Klensch 1956. (Colorized Version) [CNN] This Week in Japan film legend during his nearly 20-year artis­ 22 Completely Mental Misadventures [HBO] MOVIE: 'Mandela' (CC) A fact- 18] Anushka; Free From Cellulite tic decline resulting from alcoholism, di­ o f Ed G rim ley (CC). based account of black political activist (20: MOVIE; 'The Return of the Secau- 10:00PM West 57th (CC) (60 vorce and his firing by MGM '60 mm ) Part Nelson Mandela’s struggle to expose the 24 H ere's to Your Health cus Seven’ Seven friends from the 60s mm.) (In Stereo) 2 of 3 injustices of apartheid in South Africa. 30 W h a t A b o u t W om en reunite and examine their different lifes­ ® Murphy's Law (CC) Wes quits, [A&E] Variety Tonight Featured comic Danny Glover, Alfre W oodard, John Indi. but Kimi and Murphy persuade him to re­ Freddie Roman, singers Alec Willows. Di­ [C N N ] Evans & Novak 1987. (In Stereo) tyles Mark Arnotl, Gordon Clapp. Maggie Cousineau. 1980. turn to work (60 mm ) (In Stereo) ane Stapley and Dave Broadfoot (In / [D IS] Best of Ozzie and Harriet [LIFE] Goodnight, Beantown Stereo) C18 Anushka: Free From Cellulite [22 (30) 227 (CC) Mary and Sandra take (33 N ew s [MAX] MOVIE: Love Me Tender' 6:30PM ® CBS News (CC) 1 2:45PM [HBOJMOVIE; ’LittleShop Alexandra s girl scout troup camping. (In (11] INN N ew s [CNN] Sports Tonight Brothers clash over the love of a woman (24] (571 Frugal G ourm et (R) (In Stereo) of Horrors' (CC) A salesclerk in a florist’s (33 Siskel & Ebert Scheduled "Cousins " Stereo) [ESPN] College Basketball: Murray and a stolen Union Army payroll Elvis’ film (18) You Can Beat Baldness shop boosts business when he cultivates 26) Record G uide (Ted Danson); "True Believer ” (James [2A, This Old House (CC). S tate at M idd le Tennessee (2 hrs ) (Live) debut. Elvis Presley, Debra Paget. Richard an out-of*this-w orld plant Rick Moranis, C38j Bosom Buddies Woods). "Tap ■' (?0J Monsters Alien rats turn an abused Ellen Greene, Vincent Gardenia 1986 Egan. 1956. 138; M O VIE; 'In H arm 's W a y' A Navy man girl's foster parents (Peggy Cass, Frank 12:00AM (18' Hom e Shopping N e t­ [CNN] Big Story IT Starting From Scratch Helen returns captures Japanese-held islands in the days "We're not out of wood for the boiler. The Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) to college - and becomes Kate’s class­ Gorshin) into one of their own w o rk (3 hrs.) 3*.00PM {33 40 PBA Bowling: Bow­ following the Pearl Harbor attack. John men are eating all the popsicles on board!" [U SA] Double Trouble mate (221 (30) Hunter (CC) The escaped mur 20 G.L.O .W . W re stling (E MOVIE: ’Kung Fu: The lers Journal Florida Open From Merritt Is­ Wayne, Kirk Douglas, Patricia Neal. 1965 1 :00PM derer continues to stalk Hunter; a vigilante Movie' Chinese-American martial arts land. Fla (90 mm.) (Live) 5:00PM ® A -Team .18 Blade Test 26 MOVIE: 'Five Fingers of Death' A ,57 Robin Hood Robin Hood must save his desperately tries to stop crime in his neigh­ master Kwai Chang Came risks his life to (3) Knight Rider 22 30] NBC N ew s young Chinese kung fu student masters his .11 Tw ilight Zone (CC) A mysterious pas­ nephew from a notorious outlaw. (60 min ) borhood; McCall's cover is blown (60 expose an opium-smuggling plot David sageway leads a test pilot to an idyllic art to become a leading expert and national ij) MOVIE: 'Take Down' An English (24 Bill Moyers’ World of Ideas: The Fu­ 51) Reporters Scheduled: an interview mm.) Part 2 of 3 (In Stereo) Carradine, Kern Keane, Mako 1986. world and the subsequent dilemma of champion Lo Lieh, Wang Ping 1973 teacher tries to build confidence and ture Is Us Historian Henry Steele Comma- with Charles Rothenberg, who appeals for whether to return or stay. (In Stereo) '24) P urely G ershw in ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook I D Baretta school spirit by turning inept high school ger laments the disappearance of the forgiveness after being imprisoned for set­ 38 MOVIE: 'Mr. Moto Takes a Vaca­ (26: Com bat! tion' An ace detective attempts lo solve 1lJ War of the Worlds Horrifying night­ wrestlers into champions Edward Her­ (18 V Sheer founding fathers’ values (R) ting his young son on fire. (60 min.) (In two murders and the theft of a queen s mares plague a woman who has experi­ mann, Lorenzo Lamas 1979 Stereo) (61) Hardcastle and McCormick .22) History of College Basketball (60 40 ABC News (CC) jewels Peter Lorre, Virginia Field 1939 enced an alien encounter (60 min.) (In Cj$] Home Shopping Network (60 mm.) mm ) [A & E ] Living Dangerously Eight adven­ [A&E] Jennie: Lady Randolph Churchill Lime GHizL 1$ pu^ ripiwuoi^ / [A & E ] Heroes: Made in the U S A. Los [A & E ] Living Dangerously Eight adven Stereo) (22' ( ^ College B asketball; Florida at turers embark on a winter trek up Mount Part 5 of 7 IH ft fAoUTtl.AMDWESTiUU !l> ;<> , 9RA0N- (24J International Cooking School Angelos police officers’ fight against street lurers embark on a winter trek up Mount 22 WWF Superstars of Wrestling K e n tu cky (2 hrs ) (Live) Everest, (60 min ) PON'T HAVE A IRAN'SRBAO f )\ NAlAEe> ttlPlT HAVEN’T ?£RoN... (26) Saint gangs, a woman who set up a hospice for [CNN] Headline News Everest (90 mm ) A n tiq ue s (24) Madeleine Cooks (R) (In Stereo) AIDS patients, a lawyer for the deaf (R) [CNN] PrimeNews p- V ^’Kl^ RV'lJED llJ ONE WAV GAeoR.. 30 PGA Golf: Hawaiian Open Third [HBO] Rodney Dangerfield • Nothing [CNN] Newsnight $0ME N\0(Z6 out O f TtlAT A1 30’ Great Wok of China 57] M otorweek Suburu Justy’s Electronic [CNN] Pinnacle [HBO] MOVIE: 'Full Metal Jacket' (CC) Goes Right (CC) The veteran comedian * jM VeR SoN. 0(2 ArioTriER? round, from Honolulu (90 mm ) (Live) [LIFE] Lady Blue (Continuously Variable Transmission, ar­ Stanley Kubrick’s portrait of the Vietnam reminds viewers of "how difficult it is to be 40 Let's Go Bowling (60 min ) 158) Starting From Scratch Helen returns [D IS] Good Morning, Miss Bliss (CC) ranging delivery of a car bought overseas, W ar as seen through the eyes of marines in Rodney," and introduces seven upcoming 1 2:05AM [IV IA X ] m o v i e : ’The 1 1th 57' Shining Time Station (CC) to college -- and becomes Kate’s class­ [ESPN] SportsCenter presidential limousines. boot camp and m battle. Matthew Modme, comedians. (60 mm ) (In Stereo) Commandment' The battle for control of mate (60 mm.) [HBO] MOVIE: 'Jaws the Revenge’ [CNN] Newsday [A & E ] Jennie; Lady Randolph Churchill Adam Baldwin, Vincent D’Onofno. 1987 [LIFE] Cagney & Lacey a family business intensifies when a mys­ 57 Julia Child and More Company (R) (CC) W hile slaying m Bermuda, Ellen Rated R terious third parly enters the picture Mari­ [DIS] Boone Part 4 of 7 [USA] Hitchhiker [A&E] Hollywood: The Golden Years Bfody becomes convinced that the shark lyn Hassett, Dick Sargent 1987 Rated [ESPN] Auto Racing; USAC Copper [CNN] On the Menu [LIFE] Days and Nights of Molly Dodd Clips and interviews highlight the RKO that killed her son is stalking her family [M A X ] IVIOVIE: 'D e liv e r­ NR World Classic From Phoenix, Artz (CC) 10:15PM [D IS] Born Free days of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers Lorraine Gary. Lance Guest, Michael Came ance' A weekend canoe trip turns into a (Taped) [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Terms of Endearment' She's the Sheriff Host Ed Asner (60 mm.) 1987 Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) nightmarish struggle for survival for four 1 2:30AM c ? 3 [LIFE] Spenser; For Hire (CC) Five-time Oscar-winnmg account of [LIFE] Cagney & Lacey Atlanta businessmen Burt Reynolds. Jon CO Synchronal Research [TMC] Short Film Showcase [CNN] Newswatch 7:00PM (33 Lifestyles of the Rich and the 30-year relationship between a mother [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Rabid' Experimental sur­ Famous LaToya Jackson, Chuck Norris Voight, Ned Beatty. 1972 Rated R ,9, Crimes of the Century A prisoner [USA] Hollywood Insider (ESPN) Women's Tennis: America's and her daughter Shirley MacLaine, Debra gery turns a beautiful woman into a virus- Cup Semifinal round, from Detroit (90 singer Carol Lawrence sexuality author Winger, Jack Nicholson. 1983. Rated PG 1 0:30PM (33 Benny Hill whose sentence was lengthened due to spreading bloodsucker Marilyn Cham­ 3:30PM 24 57 Yan Can Cook: Dim Shere Hite (60 mm ) his repealed escapes min ) (Taped) [U SA] MOVIE; Demon'A wave of mass 11' M o nste rs Alien rats turn an abused WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll bers, Frdok Moore. Joe Silver 1977 Sum [HBO] MOVIE; 'The Gate' (CC) Mons [33 22) Wheel of Fortune (CC) murders strikes New York Sandy Dennis, girl's foster parents (Peggy Cass, Frank 40 Friday the 13th: The Series A mak 1:30PM 24 Q u iltin g ; A fro-A m erican [CNN] Your Money lers stream up from the bowels of hell after .,9j It's a Living Amy receives a Valen­ Deborah Raffin, Tony Lo Bianco 1977 Gorshm) into one of their own eup compact violently guarantees an aging model's continued beauty and success Q u ilts (R) [ESPN] Seniors Golf: PGA Champion­ two kids disturb a hole left by the removal tine's Day gift - 0 key to a room at the 8:30PM 18 Diets W ithout Hunger 18 Blade Test (60 min ) (In Stereo) 30 M oney. M oney, M o n e y G overn­ ship Third Round From Palm Beach Gar­ of a storm-damaged tree Stephen Dorft. hotel ■22 30 Amen (CC) The Deacon and 2(}) Tw ilight Zone ment Grants dens. Fla (90 mm ) (Live) Christa Denton. Louis Tripp 1987 Rated 11 61 Star Trek: The Next Generation [CNN] Evans & Novak PG-13 (In Stereo) Thelma seek predictions from a woman [DIS] MOVIE: 'How the West Was 57 Long Ago & Far Away: The Reluc­ [TM C] MOVIE: Throw Momma from (CC) Riker serves on board a Klmgon ves [HBO] MOVIE: ’Nigh- who accidentally guts psychic powers W on' Three generations of pioneers parti­ 12:35AM ta n t Dragon (CC). the Train' (CC) A timid man involves his [TM C] MOVIE: 'No Way Out' A job at sel that s planning to raid the Enterprise thawks' (CC) A New York City cop is pit­ Pan 1 of 2 (In Stereo) cipate m Western expansion m the 19ih writing teacher in a bizarre plot to do away the Pentagon leads a career Navy officer (60 min ) (In Stereo) ted against a European terrorist looking for [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday century George Peppard, Debbie Rey with his overbearing hag of a mother into a deadly game of cat and mouse 24 N ew Yankee W orkshop (CC) publicity through bloodshed Sylvester 18 Where There's a W ill There's an A nolds, Carroll Baker 1963 Rated G. [ESPN] College Basketball: Maryland Danny DeVito. Billy Crystal, Anne Ramsey Kevin Costner. Gene Hackman, Sean [DIS] Mickey Goes to Moscow Mickey Stallone. Billy Dee W illiams, Rutger Hauer at D uke (2 hrs } (Live) 20 Friday the 13tb; The Series A mak 1987 Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) Young 1987 Rated R (In Stereo) joins Soviet counterpart Misha the Bear for [U SA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents 1981 Rated R eup compact violently guarantees an aging [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Ernest Goes to Camp' a gala premiere of the first Disnoy Soviei [USA] Cover Story [USA] Throb model's continued beauty and success 1 1 :00PM (3 ) CB ’ 22; f30 40 N ew s (CC) A summer camp's existence is threa­ [TM C] MOVIE: ‘Throw Momma from (60 mm ) (In Stereo) Film Festival, featuring four animated Dis­ tened by a local mining concern until a 4:00PM 3 College Basketball: 5:30PM 11 T and T (CC) Turner combs ney classics [93 Barney Miller the Train' (CC) A timid man involves his bumbling custodian turned-counselor G eorgetow n at P ittsb u rg h (2 hrs.) (Live) the streets searching for an assassin (In 24 B etw een th e W ars writing teacher m a bizarre plot to do away [LIFE] Goodnight, Beantown '11' Tales From th e Darkside An alien ar comes to the rescue Jim Varney, Victoria Stereo) fives on Earth to study human behavior with his overbearing hag of a mother 9^ Knight Rider 26 Billy Packer's College Basketball Danny DeVito, Billy Crystal. Anne Ramsey Racimo. John Vernon 1987 Rated PG (In 16 Free Government Cash 9:00PM C3j Smothers Brothers Co­ 18 Introduction to Foodsaver 30 Benny Hill (181 Financial Freedom 1987 Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) Stereo) m edy Hour (CC) (60 mm ) (In Stereo) 20 MOVIE: ’The Boogey Man' A young '24 V icto ry Garden (CC) (R) ■20' It's a Living Amy receives a Valen­ 38 War of the W orlds A half-human, half • 16/40 Man Called Hawk (CC) Hawk be­ 1 :00AM Cb Love Boat 2;00PM Sports Saturday: Boxing woman returns to the scene of a crime 57 T his Old House (CC) alien mutant abducts Harrison and pro­ tine’s Day gift - a key to a room at the comes emotionally involved with two Scheduled Donald Curry (31-2, 22 KOs) where she finds the ghost of a murdered ceeds w ith plans to conquer the world (60 hotel. .8 MOVIE: 'Golden Rendezvous' A ship [C N N] Newsmaker Saturday hoaring-impaired Gallaudel College stu­ CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vance Rodewalt vs Rene Jacquoi (22-9, 10 KOs) for Cur­ man Suzanna Love. Ron James, John Car mm.) (In Stereo) laden w ith gold and innocent passengers is dents when he's hired to protect them af­ 26 Paid Programming ry's WBC Super Welterweight belt Sched radme 1980 [D IS] Pierre A young boy must decide the target of highjackers armed w ith a rui ulftd for 12 rounds, from Palais du Sport in whether to pursue hockey or ballet 40 National Geographic (60 mm ) ter they witness a murder. (60 min ) (In 57; Sneak P review s (In Stereo) clear weapon Richard Harris. David Jans­ 24 Julia Child and More Company: Grenoble, France. Ladies World Speed [A&EJ Chronicle Treasures recovered Stereo) 61 MOVIE: Rio Bravo' A sheriff outs sen. John Carradine 1977 Lobster Souffle for Lunch [USA] My Sister Sam Skating Championships (Taped) from Lake from a sunken sh.j> in Cape Cod Bay 18.' You Can Be Successful marts a powerful rancher who wants his . 9 Sustaining LOOK WHAT 1 FOUNO ON MY THIS HAS AUREACJy , I'LL (2CT MY SOUP^NS Placid. N Y (2 hrs ) (Live) 26 Spectacular World of Guinness Re­ 6:00PM ® 8^ 22 40 N ew s [CNN] Capital Gang .22; (30 G olden G irls (CC) The wom en re­ killer-brother released from prison John R0UND5.CHAUNCey./ rf6 A SCRATCH6P,Y0L1 NUM&6KL/LU.' BACK from THAT 6CHNAU2ER cords Skateboard-jumpmg over four cars, 20 Life's Most Embarrassing Moments C9, Baretta (9^ A-Team member terrible Valentine's day experi­ Wayne. Dean Martin, Ricky Nelson 1959 (CC) Guests Gary Collins and Mary Ann the world s strongest teen-ager, a Mono­ [DIS] MOVIE: A Boy Named Charlie LCHTERy TtCKET.'' MAY0e t'O- rrS NO GOOD.' WHAT PIP IT OR lU. PUNCH HB u a m s 11 Charles in Charge ences Cameo appearance by Julio Igle- 11 Friday the 13th; The Series A mak poly set made of 18-carat gold Brown' Animated Charlie Brown wins the (A&E) Slap Maxwell Story Mobley WIN A COlPLg Z1U40N BUCKS.'' cosrvDu? OUT/ eup compact violently guarantees an aging 18 You Can Beat Baldness class spelling bee and then gets a chance sias (In Stereo) 38 H ersey's H ollyw ood [CNN] Capital Gang 30 Dating Game model's continued beauty and success at the national spelling title 1969 Rated NarHiN;i 20 W a r o f th e W orlds A half-human, half- (24) The Kiss George Segal narrates a [DIS] Hockey N ig h t A 14 year-old girl (60 mm ) (In Stereo) 57 V icto ry Garden (CC) (R) G [ESPN] SportsCenter alien mutant abducts Harrison and pro­ light-hearted look at the theory and prac­ sparks opposition m her srr\all tow n when FOUND IT [HBO] MOVIE: 'Nowhere to Hide' (CC) 20 MOVIE; 'Crackers' Misfits decide to 61; M O VIE: 'P o lte rg e is t II: The O ther ceeds with plans to conquer the world (60 [ESPN] College Basketball; St. John's tice of kissing, both in films and real life, The w idow of a murdered Marine struggles she dons a hockey uniform and joins a become safecrackers Donald Sutherland, Side' A year after vengeful spirits drove mm ) (In Stereo) at Syracuse (2 hrs ) (Live) including Thomas Edison’s scandalous to save herself and her young son from boys’ championship team (90 min ) Sean Penn. Jack Warden 1984 them from their home, the Freeling family 1885 film "The Kiss ” (60 min.) 24 DeG rassi Junior H igh (CC) [TM C] MOVIE: King Kong Lives’ Kept high-level government conspirators Amy [LIFE] Self Improvement Guide experiences renewed attacks by other alive for a decade, the legendary ape re­ 57! MOVIE: 'Fat City' An ex boxer helps 22. WKRP in Cincinnati 26. Hee H aw Madigan, Daniel Hugh-Kelly, Michael Iron­ [USA] MOVIE: ‘Lust for Freedom' worldly forces JoBeth Williams, Craig T ceives an artificial heart and finds a kindred a yi ung hopeful get started in the boxing 24. Joy of Country Painting; Hunter's sides 1987 Rated R (In Stereo) Trumped-up charges pul an attractive ex­ Nelson, Heather O’Rourke 1986 38 Friday th e 1 3th : The S eries A mak spirit m a recently captured female Kong world. Stacy Keach. Jeff Bridges. Candy Cabin cop behind the bars of a brutal California [A & E ] Globe TV: A Ticket to the World eup compact violently guarantees an aging Linda Hamilton, Brian Kerwin. John Ash­ Clark 1972 [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire 26 MOVIE: A Place to Die' When the model’s contnued beauty and success [TMC] MOVIE: 'She Devils on Wheels' prison Melanie Coll. W illiam J Kulzer, Judi [D IS] Hockey Night A 14-year-old girl ton 1986 Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) (61) Beyond Tomorrow Scheduled a look doctor arrives in tow n w ith his new bride, a (60 min ) (In Stereo) Female motorcyclists stage weekly races, Trevor 1987 V ii sparks opposition in her small town when [USA] Miami Vice at anabolic steroids, Olympic gold modal cull of aevil worshipers come to believe 57 D octor W ho The W eb P lanet Part 2 ist Carl Lewis examines human endur' nee. with the winner gelling her choice of male 1 :10AM [CNN] Travel Guide that she is to be their new leader Alexan­ she dons a hockey uniform and joins a of 6 7:30PM (33 Jeopardy! (CC) converting sewage to diesel oil. tn , ra admirers B e lly Connell, Pat Poston 1968 dra Hay. Bryan Marshall. Sally Stevens boys’ championship team (90 mm ) 1:30AM (IT INN News dios, electronic cameras, preventing fruit Rated NR. 1973 [LIFE] MOVIE; 'Quarterback Princess' 61 Star Trek 9 Mama's Family Mjrna earmarks h»'f foi. (60 mm ) (In Stereo) [USA] MOVIE: 'Squeeze Play' It’s the >20' Government Grants A teen-age girl fights for the right to be life savings for a perfect funeral BUQ8 BUNNY by Warnar Bros. 30 Triple Threat [A&E] Edge and Beyond (In Stereo) battle of the sexes when the girls pitch 30 Government Grants: Money. Mo­ 1 come quarterback of her high-school foot 18 Deal A Meat [A & E ] Shortstories Keith Gordon is an [CNN] Newswatch their curves m the wildest softball game 38 MOVIE: Pleasure Palace' A tale of ball team Helen Hunt. Don Murray. John unforgettable lover in ”lt's Richard I Love", ney. M oney 22 As Schools Match W its ever Jim Harris. Jenni Hetrick, Rick Gitim romance and intrigue among the high roll Stockwell 1983 [DIS] Here's Boomer miners must escape in "Cages ”, retrieving 38' Alfred Hitchcock Presents WE REMEDIEP THAT ers in the gambling capitals of the world 24 Wild America (CC) ChroR*des the 1981 [LIFE] MOVIE. 'Downpayment on Mur­ the morning paper m "Home Sweet [A&E] Shortstories Keith Gordon is an _ TTLE ROLL-OVBK Omar Sharif. Victoria Principal. Jose Fer­ [M A X ] MOVIE: Going in Style' Three spring and summer activities of a ftocky der' Enraged when his young wife disap Home” (60 mm ) Entertainment This unforgettable lover in ’l i ’s Richard 1 Love ”, PROBi-EM.' ^ ____ r- » TEST rer 1980 friends, living on welfare and social secur Mountain colony of yellow-bellied mar 1 1 :30PM (33 W eek A ctor Denzel W ashington (60 mm ) ity, decide to spice up their lives by robbing pears with their two children, an estranged m ots (In Stereo) [CNN] Showbiz Week miners must escape in "Cages ', retrieving '''— V ■ TRAC 40 WWF Wrestling a bank George Burns. A n Carney, Lee husband hires a hit man to murder her [D IS ] M OVIE: 'H e id i' (PC) A young girl is (In Stereo) the morning paper in "Home Sweet 26 College Basketball: Maryland 57 French in Action Nourritures Ter Sirasberg 1979 Rated PG Connie Setlecca, Ben Ga/zara Daivd taken from her grandfather's home m to (33 Star Search (60 mm ) Home " restres M Morse 1987 Baittmore at Central Connecticut State [U SA] Bustin' Loose (2 hrs , 30 mm ) (Live) Alp to work as a servant girl for a wealthy (33 Freddy's Nightmares: A Nightmare [CNN] Pinnacle 61 MOVIE: 'Urge to Kill' A high school [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Switching Channels' family in this adaptation of Johanna Spyn’s on Elm Street Two high-school students [ESPN] Lighter Side of Sports [C N N] Sports Close-up 30 Superboy Pa Kent's (Stuart Whitman) football hero goes on trial for the murder of 4:10PM (CC) A cable news director schemes to classic novel Colorized version Shirley plan their future, only to realize that danger body IS invaded by the gas-alien that is out his girlfriend after seeing her with another 8. 40 Wide World of Sports keep his ex-wife. who is also his star re Temple, Jean Hersholt. Helen Westley may be imminent (60 mm.) (In Stereo) 1 :40AM [M AX] MOVIE: Moscow on 4 :3 0P M , to murder Superboy Part 1 of 2 man Karl Malden. Paul Sorvino, William Scheduled US Figure Skating Champion­ porter, from re marrying Kathleen Turner. 1937 the Hudson' (CC) A Russian circus musi­ ;il3 MOVIE: The Seduction' A TV news cian learns all about America from the Devane 1984 ships. w om en’s com petition (Live) from Burt Reynolds, Christopher Reeve 1988 .57 Wild America (CC) Examines the [ESPN] College Basketball: Xavier at caster is pursued by a deranged photogra­ Btoomingdaie security guard who helped Baltimore. World Alpine Ski Champion Rated PG (In Stereo) wide variety of mollusks. the second larg [DIS] P a lm e rs to w n U S A pher whose obsessive devotion turns the him defect Robin Williams, Maria Conchita ships, men’s slalom (Same-day tape) from esl group m the animal kingdom (In w om an's life into a nightmare Morgan Alonso. Cleavant Derricks 1984 Rated R [LIFE] Days and Nights of Molly Dodd Vail, Colo (90 mm ) (Live) [USA] Diamonds (60 mm } Stereo) Continued.. ■ Fairchild. Andrew Stevens, Michael Sarra* IWl'ibutM by Hf A tnc zin. 1982. 2:00AM (3D Naws |R) 24 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Feb. 11, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Feb. 11, 1989 — 25 THE GRIZZWELLS by Bill Schorr DILLON by Steve Dickenson RO you RELIEVE IM EQUAL R3P. you BELIEVE Puzzles ANIMAL?-. ? IN EQUAL R\^ C H IE F 20 Slipped o O D 1 o u S day you might do more thinking about rnARRlED SOON--- FROM THAT BOARD THAT W AS A AROUND OUR HOUSE I yourself to a birthday gift. Send for your A O A IN ..y CIATED WPH PtGS -- B U T C H E R , 18 Comparative A R I o s E S yOUR MOUTH., what you Intend to do than actually do­ FOR SO LONG — MEETING, AND ABSEtTT- CLOSE C A U -/r T H A T I 22 However E A M E N MINDEDLY GOT INTO Astro-Graph predictions for the year ing it. Try to get back in character. W A S N 'T A suffix R E N T E R E R N UNC- ' m iA i. 23 Remain E S T ~ y — ahead by mailing $1 to Astro-Graph, LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Most things In piG.rr 21 Dull c/o this newspaper. P.O. Box 91428 24 Architect___ life can be treated as a game if you 23 Emblem 33 Done to fulfill a 41 Pakistan Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. Be sure to choose to look at them in that light. To­ Saarinen vow language state your zodiac sign. day, however, you could be a bit too 25 Biblical kirig 26 Author Damon 34 Cricket team 43 Wins PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Your per­ cavalier for your ov/n good. 27 Cleopatra's 35 Entertainer___ 48 Bitter vetch ceptions could be a trifle faulty today, SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Events are river Sumac 49 Sault___ so don’t try to anticipate what others apt to untold in a manner today that 28 Uncle 37 Indigenous may do before they swing into action. If should give you reasonable cause for 29 Personal Marie 0v NEA. IrK * &1949 C»pp EntvrpnMa irtc - 30 Direct 38 Partition 51 Noun suffix you adjust to developments, you won't optimism. Don't let negative thinking be caught flat-footed. belongings 39 Lower world 52 Price veil your vision. 31 Canine cry ARIES (March 21-April 19) Your luck is SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) In or­ likely to have its limitations today, so to ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson 32 Law deg. HAGAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne der to get along well with others today 33 Certify bo on the safe side, don't press it too you might have to walk a very fine line. far, especially in situations where you Don't be too critical or, conversely, 36 Long times hope to gain a lot from a little. don't attempt to use flattery to manipu­ \% bO m !V tK 39 Devout HELSA.DO You BliT You TMAT':$ FPOM 0ElNl<5 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You might late companions. T SORRY' I DIDW'T , t h i n k : I C O U U P ., not be holding as many aces as you 40 Flightless bird PIPN'T£\/Et4 AI20UNP THE KIPS CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) If you're /AEAMTODOIT' H oi think today in a matter that reflects involved in some type of fun activity to­ 42 Part of a shoe H B A P T h 4 B . A L L r a y Q U BeriO hJ upon your status and reputation. Be day, it's best not to bring betting into 44 Consumed food y mindful of your behavior in your deal­ the picture, Theie is a possibility things T E T h ings with others. 45 Auto could get out of hand when losers try to GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) In order to win back their losses. 4 6 ______la la 47 Dispossess 50 Refuter Bridge 53 Upsets 54 Irregular JQhh^ o ^ 55 Become aware V NORTH Z-U-89 vious pass by cue-bidding clubs in sup­ of ♦ A K 7 5 port of spades. When South bid five THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk A Sy Barry V A J 10 7 ALLEY OOP by Dave Graue 56 Youthful years hearts over East's four-spade bid, ♦ 6 5 West was not 100 percent sure of beat­ ♦ 10 7 3 ing that contract, but because South WELL w e l l ! r e p (' NOT YET ANP WHO'S/ I'M ALLEY .ISTEN Ul* DON'T ANY OF > '< I TINK/OH,j OY! DOWN T SARONKfWN.' OF THEAeeO PRINCE OF IT 16 10U R PUTy„AND " a SEARP^ 1 HEARD MEG! ^ "^THIS FINE OOP MA'AM! Y O U D O C S YOU RUN H IM ( Y.YES'M! ) S H E \ LUCKY BARONKHAN.. WHO L OVEB H IM , HEWOULPVIMNT IT . WEST EAST had been willing earlier to stop at YOU'P DIED LOOKIN' LAD? 1 OF SATAN.' / t h r o u g h UN1|0.„ l i k e s > ME! ANP PROCLAIMS HIM HIS HEIR,,. ♦ J 10 6 3 2 4Q984 three hearts. West decided that East's N T ' ' T ‘ TELL YOU T " ------1 Stokes T 9 ITS 3 strong cue-bid promised enough to Y'HEARr* “"'^R4NDFATHER„ I ir 2 At reduced ♦ A Q 7 ♦ J 10 4 beat five hearts. And surely he did not ♦ Q J 9 6 ♦ a K 5 2 want his partner to bid five spades. So price |2 wds.l 0119 (c)1989 by NEA, Inc Y SOUTH he doubled. ♦ - - - In a sense, by taking it slow and IF K Q 6 5 4 2 easy. South had achieved his purpose. ♦ K 9 8 3 2 And it’s easy to see that 11 tricks in ♦ 8 4 hearts would come easy with an open­ VeARa OF peTecm e w o r k Vulnerable: Both ing lead of a spade. Why then did West .. ARP The UNIQUE LOCKET Dealer: West select the club queen for his opening WORN By THE BABy REX. lead when spades had been vigorously i THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME PROVE H m THE ORANPSOA/.,. by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee West North Elast South supported by his partner, and when Pass 1 ♦ Pass 1 ♦ North’s opening bid of one club sug­ THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form BLONDIE by Dean Young A Stan Drake 1 ♦ 2 T 3A 3V gested that clubs belonged to the oppo­ four ordinary words. 3A Pass 4 ♦ 5V nents? The answer lies in the com­ Dbl. Pass Pass Pa.ss mon-sense meaning of East's cue-bid. ; T>IAT'‘5 g^UTUS THORkV ^ P L E .. COBAS MOLDING JZ T. CORA OOESNT MOUD SAV A 6gNJI5 6AVa TILICETS TO THE H0U5TOM “6V\MgLERS^ DYGUP QUITE A ■. CONVERSATION... If East is going to cue-bid an oppo­ ...... - — - ^ CONVERSATION T fE MANHANDLES IT Opening lead. ♦ Q nent's suit to show a strong hand in ' f M THP£5 WISHf"?... ^ FDOT6ALL 0AAA£6, AM 9 - T P A ^ ' i \ , I ^' '' 5T5R£0 SHSTEM ^ C o support of spades, he should bid where his strength lies. So, if he has club con­ AjX? AM eC35EL. Our suit trols. he cue-bids clubs; if he has heart REMIC controls, he cue-bids hearts. Here, or theirs? since his three-club bid showed some­ □ By James Jacoby thing in that suit, it became right for Here is a deal with all the requisites West to lead a club against an eventu­ of a fencing match — thrust, parry al heart contract. That resulted in 500 ± < BARTIB HAIR ON A M A N 'S and riposte. After West backed in with for East-West, a good result since four HEAPMISHT BE L one spade. North raised hearts, and spades would be set with repeated P A R T E P WHEN East showed a strong hand for his pre­ heart plays by the defenders. ITS NOT THIS.

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•tock, JuirMb Book No. 23 !• ovBlloblo le# 19 AO uihijtL inri.irs.■ . • J ^ . CJO thU p!cT £ llff/olSSlo J Z D T A K X . lAohKlo your rumo, oddroM and >!p cods in d moko yotw chock poyoblo to Newspepeiboefce. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "When things don't work well In the bedroom they don’t work well In the living room either." — Dr. William H. Masters. THAVf5 i-ll MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Feb. 11, 1989 — 27 26 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Feb. 11, 1989 lulite [LIFE] Cardiology Update guard. Chevy Chase, Bill Murray, Rodney Dangerfield. 1980. [C N N ] Sports Sunday Barry Moroz re­ [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Revenge of the Nerds [HBO] MOVIE; 'The Tracker' (CC) An caps the weekend of the world of sports. II: Nerds In Paradise' (CC) More indigni­ CiD Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) OUTSIDE Arizona rancher sets out to rescue two Sunday, Continued [ESPN] Major League Baseball's Grea ties await the brothers of Lambda Lambda Riker serves on board a Klingon vessel female hostages from their religious fan­ Sunday, Feb. 12 WOMAN test Games Lambda when they attend a Fon Lauder­ that's planning to raid the Enterprise. (60 atic captor Kris Kristofferson, Mark min.) (In Stereo) [LIFE] Milestones in Medicine dale fraternity convention. Robert Carra- Moses, Scott Wilson 1988. (In Stereo) dine, Cunis Armstrong. Larry B. Scott. After a mutual 4:00PM (33 My secret Identity (203 MOVIE: 'Psycho III' The Bates Motel (18) Home Shopping Netw ork (3 hrs.) [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update 8:00PM CB Murder, She W rote (CC) 1987, Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) attraction begins OD MOVIE; ‘The Last American Virgin' is back in business with Norman and a f^2j Synchronal [USA] Street Hawk woman who claims to be his real mother at Jessica poses as a wealthy hypochondriac 6:00AM CS Spread a Little Sunshine 1939 between the Teenage buddies try to cure their growing 9;30PM (^8) Maude 66) Combat! the front desk. Anthony Perkins, Diana to investigate the murder of a hospital 9. Money, Money [USA] Cartoons 1 :30PM (24) Tony Brown's Journal pains. Lawrence Monoson, Diane Franklin, CPA. (60 mm.) (In Stereo) (6T) Tracey Ullman Francesca must either two, Joyce Mattox Steve Antin. 1982, Scarwid, Jeff Fahey. 1986. 60) Superboy Pa Kent's (Stuart Whitman) 11 INN Magazine [CNN] Moneyweek accept her gym teacher's "winning is ever­ body is invaded by the gas-alien that is out 8:30AM (3 3 world Tomorrow (Sharon Giess) tie) V Sheer ^4) Wonderworks: Young Charlie Chap­ lij ) W ar of the Worlds A half-human, half- alien mutant abducts Harrison and pro­ ything" attitude or fail. (In Stereo) to murder Superboy, Part 1 of 2. 16 Bravo! 18 Choices We Face heips her impris­ [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update lin (CC) Pan 1 of 3 (50) T and T (CC) Turner combs the streets ceeds with plans to conquer the world (60 [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update 20 Insight / Out ^ Home Shopping Spree 20 Porky Pig oned boyfriend [TMC] MOVIE: 'Modern Girls' Three searching for an assassin. (In Stereo) dl6) Outer Limits min.) (In Stereo) young girls from L A. make the most of the 1 0:00PM (U) INN News ® M O VIE: Class of 1 9 8 4 ' A teacher 61 N ew Life Jesse Gien Smith (24) Hometime: Contracting a Home W ar of the Worlds A half-human, half- (2^ Morgan Brittany on Beauty singles scene at night Virginia Madsen, 0 ^ Free Government Cash (16) Anushka: Free From Cellulite tries to maintain order in the face of a vi­ [D IS ] You and M e, Kid alien mutant abducts Harrison and pro­ 3® Robert Schuller (Scott Gienn) Daphne Zuniga, Cynthia Gibb 1986 Rated (CC). Part 3 of 10. olent teen-age gang in a big city high ceeds with plans to conquer the world, (60 (^J Battlestar Galactica Part 2 of 2. (2$ Jimmy Swaggart [L IF E ] It Is W ritten escape from a max­ PG-13 (In Stereo) Fugitive school Perry King, Timothy Van Patten 138 One Day at a Tim e Part 2 of 4 min.) (In Stereo) (22) ^ Family Ties (QC) Elyse fights to Masterpiece Theatre: All Passion [M A X ] MOVIE: The Law' A dedicated imum security (57) N ew Yankee Workshop (CC). 1982. [A&E] Twentieth Century 2:00PM C9) ivioviE: 'Adventures of © ) Nature (CC) Bird species found m the save the first building slip designed from Spent (CC) A friendship develops be­ public defender slays at odds with the de­ @ Gene Scott prison in South the Wilderness Family IT An urban fa [DIS] MOVIE: 'Russkies' Three teen­ and lands of western Africa's Mali, demolition. (In Stereo) tween Lady Slane and her new landlord puty district attorney. Judd Hirsch. John [CNN] Evans & Novak mily tackles the harsh realities of life in the agers befriend a shipwrecked Russian sai­ (24) Nature (CC) This iw o-^gm eni look at Mr. Bucktrout (60 min.) Part 2 of 3. [A & E ] Yamamoto A profile of samurai Beck. Bonnie Franklin 1974 Carolina, in through which the River Niger flows (60 [DIS] Wuzzles (CC) wilderness Robert Logan, Susan Oamante lor and show him an all-American good warrior Isoroku Yamamoto, who designed "The Outside min.) (In Stereo) birds examines feathered flight and how (26) Worldvision [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour Shaw. Hollye Holmes 1978 lime. Whip Hubley, Peter Billingsley, Leaf the attack on Pearl Harbor. (60 min.) 6l10AM [CNN] Healthweek Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) the hummingbird compensates for its size. Woman." The Phoenix. 1987. Hated PG, ^ American Skier [HBO ] Encyclopedia (CC) (In Stereo) 11 MOVIE: 'Fast Times at Ridgemont (60 min.) (In Stereo) (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) [CNN] World Report 6i30AM C ? j Vista CBS movie airs (57) Peter Ustinov's Russia: A Personal High' Teenagers struggle with independ­ [LIFE] Family Practice Update (26) MOVIE: 'Torpedo Run' A World War [DIS] Return to Treasure Island (CC) 9 Hispanic Horizons [LIFE] Self Improvement Guide SUNDAY, FEB. 12. [A&E] Vietnam War With Walter History ence, sexuality and success Sean Penn, [MAX] MOVIE: '*batteries not in­ Cronkite II American submarine commander inad- Jim and Vanderbreken reach Mexico 11 Christopher Closeup 9.00AM (33 Sunday Morning (CC) (90 Phoebe Cates, Ray Walston 1982 cluded' (CC) The beleaguered residents of verdently sinks a Japanese prison ship on (6^ Duet (CC) Linda lakes over when where they are imprisoned by a ruthless mm.) [CNN] This W eek in the NBA A weekly 20 MOVIE: 'The American Success a crumbling Manhattan brownstone re­ which his wife and child are prisoners. Laura freezes on a television cooking Spanish official. (2 hrs.) Part 4 of 5 •18 Government Grants magazine-style report on NBA players and d 3 Synchronal Research Company' The son-in-law of a credit card ceive unexpected help from mechanized Glenn Ford, Ernest Borgnine, Diane Brews­ show (In Stereo) 20 Sybervision Weight Control teams. ter 1958 [ESPN] Billiards: World Open 9-Ball ( S Jetsons [A8,E] World of Photography .24 McLaughlin Group magnate assumes a tough-guy disguise to visitors from space. Hume Cronyn, Jessica [A&E] Hollywood: The Golden Years Championship Semifinal round, from Las 30 Ring Around the World lake control of his life and his wife Jeff Tandy. Frank McRae. 1987. Rated PG. (In [DIS] Danger Bay (CC) Nicole is assigned (57) Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin CJl) BraveStarr (CC) [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday [CNN] Headline News Vegas, Nev. (60 min.) (R) [A8(E] Golden Age of Television 26 W ar Chronicles Bridges, Belinda Bauer. Bianca Jagger Stereo) to study sea lions on a remote island with (61) Am erica’s Most W anted Scheduled [HBO] MOVIE; 'Reform School Girls' A (3D Kenneth Copeland [ESPN ] This Week in Sports 30 Meet the Press (CC) 1979 an amorous lab partner (In Stereo) [DIS] MOVIE: 'Angel and the Badman' [CNN] Style W ith Elsa Klensch [USA] Throb Gene Allen Wasson, wanted for murder. good girl lands in a tough reform school [HBO] MOVIE: The Wraith' An Arizona A Quaker girl convinces a notorious gun­ do) Bugs Bunny 38 M am a's Family Mama earmarks her 24 Fight Back! W ith David Horowitz [ESPN] World Cup Skiing: Freestyle Patrick Mitchell, escaped bank robber. (In after she gets mixed-up in a botched rob­ [DIS] Mousercise gang leader is challenged to a drag race by 4:30PM (S ® Figure Skating: U.S. From Breckenridge, Colo. (60 mm.) slinger :o hang up his six-shooters John @ ) Sesame Street (CC) life savings for a perfect funeral (CC) Stereo) bery attempt Linda Carol, Wendy O. W il­ [ESPN] Motorweek Illustrated a mysterious stranger driving an unearthly Championships (CC) From Baltimore (90 (Taped) Wayne, Gail Russell, Bruce Cabot. 1947 liams. Pat Asl. 1986 Rated R (26) Frederick K. Price car Charlie Sheen, Nick Cassavetes, 57 Soapbox W ith Tom Cottle Four teen 57 Mystery!: Agatha Christie's Miss mm ) (Live) [A & E ] Yamamoto A profile of samurai (Colorizea Version) [HBO] High Powder (CC) Dick and Tim­ age fathers share their side of the teen Marple (CC) Joan Hickson portrays Miss [HBO] MOVIE: 'Kramer vs. Kramer' warrior Isoroku Yamamoto, who designed Randy Quaid 1986 Rated PG-13 (In r j j Out of This W orld Evie's efficiency as [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update [LIFE] Self Improvement Guide othy Van Patten star in this story of drug (38) N ew Gidget Danni and Gail believe pregnancy issue (R) Marple in the first of two new stories (CC) A divorced couple battles for custody the attack on Pearl Harbor. (60 min.) Stereo) [USA] Financial Freedom abuse and peer pressure on a high school their chemistry teacher (Elinor Donahue) is chronicling the amateur detective's adven­ a waitress spells trouble for another em­ of their young son. Winner of five Oscars, [M A X] MOVIE: 'The Stepfather' (CC) A using their love potion, (R) [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update [A&E] MOVIE: 'Stranger Than Parad­ ployee. (In Stereo) [CNN] PrimeNews teen-ager becomes suspicious of her ski team. {60 min ) tures First up Col Lucius Protheroe is including Best Picture. Dustin Hoffman. (33 Chef Crowley ise' Three Hungarian immigrants travel [ESPN] College Baseball: Stanford at 1 2:30AM [LIFE] Self Improvement Guide d§) David Paul [TMC] MOVIE: 'September' (CC) murdered (60 min ) Part 1 of 2 (18) Where There's a Will There's an A Meryl Streep. Justin Henry 1979 Rated mother's new husband, a man whose vi­ through America and learn more about PG. Cal-State Fullerton (3 hrs.) (Live) sion of the perfect family leads to violence. (20) Touch a Child's Life @ Shining Time Station (CC) Woody Allen s portrait of the interrelation­ themselves than they expected John Lu­ [A & E ] Shortstories Keith Gordon is an 20) Tw ilight Zone 6:45AM Clt) Davey & Goliath [HBO] MOVIE: The U st Emperor' (CC) Terry O'Quinn, Jill Schoelen, Shelley Hack (30) Making it Happen ships of friends and family during a sum­ rie, Eszter Balint, Richard Edson 1984 unforgettable'lover in ' It 's Richard I Love ", [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update dD New Munsters 22; MOVIE: 'The Mark of Zorro' A Nine Oscars, including Best Picture, went 1987 Rated R. (In Stereo) 7:00AM CID Wall street Journal mer weekend in Vermont. Denholm Elliott. miners must escape in "Cages ', retrieving [MAX] MOVIE: My Ufe as a Dog' A [TMC] MOVIE: Please Don't Eat the Living Dangerously (60 min ) [CNN] Newsday masked marauder's nightly ecapades to Bernardo Bertolucci's epic recounting of [A&E] Dianne Wiest, Mia Farrow 1987 Rated the morning paper in "Home Sweet 12-year-old boy in 1950s Sweden tries to [USA] Philip Marlowe, Private Eye (60 Daisies' An obscure university professor rsl Dialogue PG. taunt the corrupt Spanish governors of old the life of Pu Yi. the last emperor of China s [CNN] Daywatch [DIS] Best of Walt Disney Presents Home (60 mm ) cope with the emotional upheavals of ado­ min.) rises to fame as a Broadway critic. Dons CC) Point of V iew California. Frank Langella, Yvonne De- Ching dynasty. John Lone, Joan Chon. [ESPN] Women's Tennis; America s lescence. Anton Glanzelius, Tomas von Day, David Niven, Jams Paige 1960 [D IS] Donald Duck Presents 1 0:45AM (30) Jewish Life [CNN] W eek in Review Carlo, Ricardo Montalban 1974. 1987 Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) 1 0:30PM (33 New s 11 Larry Jones Cup Final M atch From Detroit (2 hrs ) Brommsen, Anki Liden. 1985 Rated NR [ESPN] NBA Today Odd Couple 1 :00AM 3 3 Lifestyles of the Rich and I 1 :00AM (33 Face the Nation (Live) [ESPN] PGA Golf: Seniors Champion­ 24) Long Ago & Far Away: Abie's Island (Dubbed) [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update (Ttj 18 Divine Plan ship Final Round From Palm Beach Gar­ (CC) Famous LaToya Jackson. Chuck Norris, [HBO] MOVIE: 'White Water Summer' Career Media Network (18) You Can Beat Baldness 20 Straight Talk Cellulite Free (33 [HBO] Sports Illustrated: The Making dens. Fla (2 hrs . 30 mm ) (Live) [USA] Murder, She Wrote [M A X] MOVIE: 'The Believers' (CC) A singer Carol Lawrence, sexuality author A summer survival camp turns dangerous of the Sw im suit Issue (CC) A behind \30) PGA Golf: Hawaiian Open Final senes of bizarre murders leads a police 38) Ask the Manager Shere Hite (60 min.) 22 Jam es Kennedy (33 Munsters Today The Munsters turn when the egotistical leader lets the jou go the-scenes look at the making of the [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update round, from Honolulu. (2 hrs.) (Live) 6:30PM ® (^1 News psychologist to the leaders of an ancient to his head. Kevin Bacon. Sean Astin, Jon­ their home into a bed-and-breakfasl hotel 61) Crimes of the Century A prisoner (33 Barter Perfect Diet 26 Rin-Tin-Tin Sports Illustrated 25th Anniversary Swim [M AX] MOVIE: 'It Started in Naples' 57) Hometime: Contracting a Home (A) ABC News (CC) religious cult in present-day Manhattan whose sentence was lengthened due to athan Ward. 1987 Rated PG (In Stereo) 18 David Paul Martin Sheen, Helen Shaver, Robert Log­ (Ji3 Tales From the Darkside An alien ar­ 30 It's Your Business suit Issue (60 min ) An American lawyer and a young Italian (CC) Part 2 of 10. (18) You Can Beat Baldness his repeated escapes. [LIFE] Physicians’ Journal Update 22‘ Real to Reel woman fight for custody of an orphaned gia 1987 Rated R (In Stereo) rives on Earth to study human behavior 38 Kenneth Copeland [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update [A & E ] M em ories of M onet Claire Bloom (22) NBC New s [LIFE] Family Practice Update 24 Frugal Gourmet (R) (In Stereo) boy Clark Gable, Sophia Loren. Viltoio de [USA] College Basketball: Rhode Is­ <6.0) Government Grants [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Radio Days' Woody Al- [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Teacher's Pet' A hard- narrates this profile of French Impression­ 40 Jimmy Swaggart Sica. 1960 [CNN] Inside Business land at Houston (2 hrs.) (Live) 1 1 :00PM C13 (22) (30) News len s affectionate homage to the influence 26 It's Your Business boiled city editor becomes involved with a ist painter Claude Monet, based on the re­ (^) That's the Spirit 61 Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera of radio on its listeners during the 1930s [USA] Tennis: Volvo Tournament collections of his frier.d Lila Cabot Perry. [D IS ] Animals in Action Featured ani­ 30) Connecticut Real Estate Showcase woman professor, becoming her star 8:30PM (18) Easy W ay to Lose W eight (33 D.C. Follies Guest: actor Harry Ander­ [A&E] Miss Marple: A Pocketful of Rye [A&E] Dancing Daze (60 min ) and 40s. Mia Farrow, Dianne Wiest. Julie pupil Clark Gable. Dons Day, Mamie V.an Men's finals, from Chicago (2 hrs ) (Live) [ESPN] Winterworid: Legends of mals' hunting techniques sen ("Night Court"). Police are baffled when they find a handful 40 Business World (22) (30) Day by Day (CC) Ross is upset Kavner. 1987 Rated PG (In Stereo) Doren. 1958 skiing [LIFE] Controversies in Reperfusion of rye in the pocket of murdered financier [CNN] Daybreak 2:30PM G) Learning the Ropes A when his parents disapprove of his girlf­ 01 ) Cheers (CC) 57i Degrassi Junior High (CC) Therapy; An International Symposium Rex Fortescue (60 min.) Pan 2 of 2 [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Corner 9:30AM (33 Employment Connection [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Revenge of the Nerds tough female wrestler misinterprets Rob [HBO] MOVIE: The Perfect Match' A riend. (In Stereo) 08) Jack Van Impe 61 MOVIE; 'The Shaggy D.A A young II: Nerds In Paradise' (CC) More indigni­ en's friendship personal ad brings together a pair of seem­ [ESPN] Cycling: Sparkler Grand Prix [ESPN] SportsCenter (33 Bugs Bunny/Daffy Duck 7:00PM ( S 6 0 M inutes (CC) (60 min ) (57) Hot M etal Part 5 of 12 (20) Insight / Out lawyer running for district attorney is able ties await the brothers of Lambda Lambda ingly mismatched singles. Marc McClure, From Indianapolis (60 min.) (R) 11; Transformers 24 Adam Smith's Money World (In Stereo) [USA] Calliope to expose corruption when he becomes a Lambda when they attend a Fort Lauder Jennifer Edwards. 1987 Rated PG. (61) Married. . With Children (CC) Al is (24 Are You Being Served? 40 MOVIE; 'Freaky Friday' A mother and [USA] Where There's a Will There's an 20 Archies shaggy sheep dog Dean Jones, Tim Con­ dale fraternity convention Robert Carra- f83 (401 MOVIE: Bedknobs and Broom­ forced to visit a fancy hair salon after his 7:05AM [TM C] MOVIE: 'Firewalker' daughter magically exchange bodies nod [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update 26) Various Programming A way, Suzanne Plesheiie 1976 dine, Curtis Armstrong. Larry B Scott sticks' (CC) An amateur witch helps the barber dies. (In Stereo) The lure of gold sends two soldiers of for- (22 M e et the Press (CC) personalities for a single day Jodie Foster, [USA] My Sister Sam British cause in World War II Angela Lans- 381 AM Boston (R) [MAX] MOVIE: 'Fright tm e on a perilous quest for hidden Aztec 30 Adelante [A & E ] Our Century; World W ar II The 1987 Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) MOVIE; 'The Outside 1:10AM Barbara Harris 197 7 bury, David Tomlinson, Roddy McDowell 9:00PM (X 57) McLaughlin Group Night' (CC) An aging horror-film star treasure Chuck Norris, Louis Gossett Jr . Japanese strike Pearl Harbor. Rommel and [USA] All-American Wrestling 5:00PM (33 Knight Rider W oman' Premiere. (CC) A growing rela 38, dl) My Secret Identity Dr Jeffcoate [LIFE] Cardiology Update 1971. (R) helps an impressionable teen-ager investi­ Melody Anderson 1986 Rated PG (In Montgomery battle in the African desert. tionship with a convict leads a bored (61) Connecticut: Now (In Stereo) discovers that his employer is dumping G3 High school Bowl: 181 Deal-A-Meal gate his vampiro-like neighbor Chris Sar­ Stereo) Stalingrad prepares for a siege (60 min ) 12:30PM (33 MOVIE: 'The Bridge on the River Louisiana miilworker to become involved toxic wastes illegally Cheshire vs. Glastonbury 2:45PM G> NBA Basketball All-Star 20! W ar of the Worlds A half human, half [.X&E] Buffalo Bill andon. William Ragsdale, Amanda Bearse [ESPN ] Sports Reporters Game (CC) Top stars .'rom the National Kwai' A hardened, resolute British officer, with her lover's escape plans. Sharon alien mutant abducts Harrison and pro­ [CNN] Inside Business 1985 Rated R (In Stereo) 7:30AM At the Movies 40 Synchronal Research 22 Buddies (CC) Two boys share all their Basketball Association take part in this an who IS a captive of the Japanese, drive's Giess, Scott Gienn. Max Gail 1989 (In [LIFE] Cardiology Update ceeds with plans to conquer the world (60 8. Breakthrough 57 Long Ago & Far Away: The Reiuc childhood adventures until one moves nual classic, from the Houston Astrodonm his men to build a bridge as therapy. W il­ Stereo) [ESPN] SportsCenter (60 min.) mm ) (In Stereo) 1 :30AM (33 To Be Announced. tant Dragon (CC) [C N N ] Travel Guide away and both are faced with saying good liam Holden, Alec Guinness, Jack Hawk­ 9 Sunday Mass I I ;10AM (3 hrs . 15 min ) (Live) CsD C40) MOVIE: 'Raiders of the Lost Ark' [HBO] Sports Illustrated: The Making i.Hl IN N News bye 24 All Creatures Great and Small ins 1957 of the Sw im suit Issue (CC) A behind [CNN] Your Money 1 1 t v Open House [HBO] MOVIE; Blind Date' (CC) A blind (CC) In 1936. globe-trotting archaeologist 11 World Tomorrow * :30AM GO 08! V Sheer [USA] Countdown to Quitting. A Stop 24 On the Record dale pairs an overworked yuppie with a 26 Saint Indiana Jones races the Nazis for posses­ the-scenes look at the making of the 18 Abbott and Costello [DIS] Raccoons (In Stereo) (33 4(j) This Week With David Brinkley Sports Illustrated 25ih Anniversary Swim­ Smoking Breakthrough '26 Rat Patrol beautiful woman who reacts to alcoho' in a 38 Friday the 13th: The Series A mak­ (221 C30) Magical World of Disney: M ick­ sion of the Lost Ark of the Covenant. Di­ [ESPN] Lighter Side of Sports (CC). suit Issue. (60 mm.) 20 Miracle Faith Outreach strange way Bruce Willis, Kim Basinger, eup compact violently guarantees an aging ey's Happy Valentine Special (CC) The rected by Steven Spielberg Harrison Ford. 1 :40AM [HBO] MOVIE: China Girl (33 Triple Threat (30) Connecticut Newsmakers 22 Day of Discovery 1 0:00AM (33 Sybervision John Larroqueite 1987 Rated PG-13 (In model's continued beauty and success 1938 cartoon "Brave Little Tailor " high Karen Allen, Paul Freeman 1981 [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update Gang rivalries m lower Manhattan threaten 38; It's a Living Amy receives a Valen­ Stereo) lights this collection of classic Disney ani­ the budding romance of an Italian teen and 26 Dr. James Kennedy 0 3 Steampipe Alley 11, At the Movies Rex Reed, Dixie W ha­ (60 min.) (In Stereo) v11 Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous [TMC] MOVIE: 'September' (CC) tley Scheduled ■Cousins ’ (Ted Danson); tine's Day gift -- a key to a room at the mation set to popular rock music |60 mm.) LaToya Jackson, Chuck Norris; singer Woody Allen s portrait of the interrelation­ his Chinese girlfriend. San Chang, Richard hotel 3:00PM Cb3 starting From Scratch He (57) Training Dogs the Woodhouse Way 30 Celebrate: Lincoln 11 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (CC) ■'Tap " (Sammy Davis Jr , Gregory Hines) (In Stereo) Carol Lawrence, sexuality author Shere ships of friends and family during a sum­ Panebianco, James Russo, 1987 Rated R len returns to college and becomes 61 Small Wonder (CC) Vanessa, Ted's [CNN] Big Story v18J Jimmy Swaggart '40/ Spotlight on Government (24) National Geographic Scientists Hue (60 min ) mer weekend in Vermont. Denholm Elliott. (In Stereo) 18 Connecticut Beat Kate's classmate repaired robot, heads for a show-business searching for clues to human behavior Dianne Wiest, Mia Farrow 1987 Rated [DIS] Dumbo's Circus 20 MOVIE: 'Tarzan's Secret Treasure' 20 Think and Grow Rich 57 Firing Line: Day of Reckoning: The career in Hollywood (18) Financial Freedom (33 New England Sunday (R) 18 Home Shopping Network (60 mm ) study the various activities of other pri­ PG 2:00AM Edgar Rice Burrough’s ape nan defends Reagan Legacy 20) Freddy's Nightmares: A Nightmare [ESPN] Bodyshaping 22 WKRP in Cincinnati 22. 30 SportsWorld Scheduled World [A&F] Wild World of the East mate species including monkeys and apes (33 New Generation his jungle paradise from gold plunderers. [CNN] Science • Technology Week on Elm Street Two high-school students [USA] Cover Story [HBO] Tales of Little Women Romance Cup Aerial Skiing, from Olympic Park m [CNN] Newswatch (60 min.) (33 Sybervision Johnny Weissmuller. Maureen D'Sullivan. 24 Julia Child and More Company: Scheduled; a process which cyrogenically plan their future, only to realize that danger abounds at the lake party Calgary, Alberta, Sports Fantasies (90 1 1 :30PM (33 Off Shore TV John Sheffield. 1941 Lobster Souffle for Lunch (R) freezes violin strings to make .hem sound [ESPN] Skiing; U.S. Men's Pro Tour (26) Wrestling: All-Star Wrestling may be imminent. (60 min ) (In Stereo) (111 Alice mm ) (Taped) (X ) (40 News 8:00AM '3^ N ew England Sunday 22 Chalice of Salvation 26 Wall Street Journal Report better From Loon Mountain, N.H (Taped) (38) MOVIE: 'The Pink Panther Strikes (2^ (30) MOVIE: 'Perry Mason: The Case [D IS ] Sandburg's Lincoln During the 24. Firing Line: Day of Reckoning: The Again' The bumbling Clouseau finds him­ 8. This W eek in Connecticut 24 d7 M ister Rogers (CC) 30 World Tomorrow [LIFE] Cardiology Update of the Lethal Lesson' Premiere. (CC) The (33 Baretta days of the Civil War, pressures are heigh­ 1 2:45PM (33 College Basketball: Ari­ Reagan Legacy self pitted against Dreyfus, his former su­ 57. Power of Choice (CC) Making sexual zona at Oklahoma (2 hrs ) (Live) [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Color of Money' A veteran attorney defends a young law stu (11) Honeymooners Part 2 of 2 tened on Lincoln as family man by the 9 Porky Pig/Bugs Bunny 26 Drawing Men to Christ 26- Police Story perior, who's now intent on conquering choices tonight that you can live with to­ former Chicago pool hustler teaches a dent accused of murdering the son of M a­ tragic loss of a son and rumors of Mrs 11 Frederick K. Price 30 Sacrifice of the Mass the world Peter Sellers, Herbert Lorn, (18' Save the Children Dr Zulie Nak- morrow Pan 5 of 11 (R) 1 :00PM (33 '40) skiing: World Alpine 38 MOVIE: 'First Love' Two college stu­ reckless but talented newcomer the tricks son's longtime friend. Raymond Burr, Bar­ Lincoln's Confederate sympathies (60 Championships (CC) From Vail. Colo (90 Lesloy-Anne Down. 1976 hooda. Director of India for Save the 18 Living the Word 38 Munsters Today dents swept up in passionate love must of his trade Sequel to 1961's "The Hus­ bara Hale 1989 (In Stereo) min.) [C N N ] Sportscene min ) (Live) Children-Canada, talks about her organiza­ 20 Transformers 40 Career M edia Network overcome the complications from a past tler ” Paul Newman, Tom Cruise, Mary Eli­ (57J All Creatures Great and Small [E S P N ] SportsCenter (60 min.) [D IS ] Bill Cosby in Aesop's Fables Ani tion's goals. 22' (30) College Basketball: Nevada-Las affair William Kati. Susan Dey John zabeth Mastrantonio 1986 Rated R (In (6T 21 Jump Street Hoffs is sexually har­ (24 Masterpiece Theatre: All Passion 22 Sunday Today Scheduled a look at 61 Fame (20; N ew Life [USA] Win the War Against Wrinkles m ated Two children meet a storyteller Vegas at North Carolina State (2 hrs ) Heard 1977 Stereo) assed after breaking off her romance with Spent (CC) A newly widowed 85-year-old American black and white relations, what [A&E] Travel Magazine who tells them of ’’The Tortoise and the (Live) ;22) (30 George Michael's Sports Mach­ 57, Masterpiece Theatre: All Passion [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents a superior. (60 min ) (In Stereo) (Dome Wendy Hiller) shocks her children 2:20AM [T M C ] m o v i e : 'Fahrenheit It means to be black in America, interviews Hare” ine [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Chipmunk Adven­ 24) Connecticut New s W eek Spent (CC) While her pompous children [A&E] A Walk Through the 20th Cen­ when she decides to live on her own. (60 4 5 1 ' Based on Ray Bradbury's novel about with black nev;s correspondent Bob [ESPN ] Gameday 5:30PM (ii) Free Government Cash min ) Part 1 of 3 a futuristic society whore books are Teague and Sarah Ferguson. Duchess of ture' While their guardian is asVay. Simon. 26; MOVIE: 'Driftwood' A young girl, continue to squabble. Lady Slane becomes tury w ith Bill Moyers; The Second (24) Talking Sports With Rod Michaud banned and readers are hunted by the au­ York, a visit to the Stradivarius violin mak­ Theodore, Alvin and the Chipettes inad­ [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update who's been raised without contact with the object of an eccentric millionaire's at­ (57) Gentle Doctor: Veterinary Medicine American Revolution Ossie Davis and (381 Hersey's Hollywood .26; Discover vertently become involved in a jewel­ tentions (60 mm ) Part 3 of 3 thorities. Julie Christie, Oskar Werner. Cy­ ers. new television programs. VIP the Gor­ [USA] She-Ra: Princess of Power civilized people, is adopted by a young (61) Charles in Charge (CC) Chailes Ruby Dee traca the battle against segrega­ i57) Masterpiece Theatre: Talking smuggling operation Animated 1987 (38 Massachusetts Council of Rabbis ril Cusack 1967 (In Stereo) illa. the 44ih anniversary of the bombing of physician Waller Brennan, Dean Jagger. 61 MOVIE: 'The Kid With the Broken matches Walter up with a younger woman tion from the outset of World W ar II to Heads; Bed Among the Lentils (CC) Rated G GD Auto Racing: Busch (57' Page Fifty Seven (R) Dresden (90 min ) 12:00PM Natalie Wood 1947 Halo' A 12-year-old wayward angel is (Marcia Wallace) 1963, the 100th anniversary of the Eman Aclor-piaywnght Alan Bennett directed 2:30AM {33 Business World Clash The world's top stock car drivers cipaiion Proclamation. (60 min ) 1 [ESPN] Sportraits; Martina Navratilova sent to Earth to prove he is worthy of 24 57 Sesame Street (CC) 38; MOVIE: 'Love Story' A young law [A&E] Battle Line Maggie Smith's potrayal of a bored vicar's 61) Straight Talk Cellulite Free (33 To Be Announced. and Michael Gross compete in a 50-mile sprint race from Day­ student faces an uphill battle when his wife heaven Gary Coleman, Robert Guillaume. [CNN] Newswatch wife who reminisces about parish life and [A&E] Good Time Cafe 30 Oral Roberts tona Beach, Fla (Taped) Georg Stanford Brown 1982 [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday I l l Alice [LIFE] Family Practice Update IS diagnosed as having leukemia All Mac- [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Young M r. Lincoln' John past encounters (60 min ) 38 [LIFE] World Tomorrow [CNN] Sports Tonight CC) MOVIE: 'Challenge to Be Free' Alter Graw, Ryan O ’Neal. Ray Milland 1970 [A&E] Barry Douglas [ESPN] Ski Worid Ford's stirring account of the 16th presi­ (61J It's Garry Shandling's Show In this [CNN] Sports Latenight [M AX] MOVIE: 'Roxanne' (CC) A killing a ranger, a trapper flees across the [LIFE] internal Medicine Update 40 Robert Schuller [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update dent's early legal career Henry Fonda, Al­ musical production, Grant (alls for a girl in [USA] Intro to the Foodsaver modern-day ’Cyrano De Bergerac,” com­ Arctic pursued by a team of trackers and 57' Ethics in America (CC) Attorneys [CNN] World Report [A&E] Journey to Adventure plete with an oversized nose, coaches his James F Neal. Jack Litman, C Vernon Ma [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents ice Brady. Marjorie Weaver 1939 his biology class (In Stereo) [MAX] MOVIE: The Hitcher' (CC) A riflemen Mike Mazurki, Vic Christy, Jimmy [DIS] Herbie. The Love Bug homicidal hitchhiker targets an unassum­ 3:00AM (31 New s (R) [CNN] Daybreak shy buddy in the art of courtship Steve Kane 1975 son and Ellen Yaroshefsky discuss the eth­ [ESPN] SportsCenter [A&E] Miss Marple: A Pocketful of Rye Martin, Daryl Hannah, Rick Rossovich ical questions posed by America's criminal [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update Police are baffled when they find a handful ing young motorist for death C Thomas (3) Home Shopping Overnight Service [DIS] Good Morning Mickey! 6:00PM CS CBS News (CC) [LIFE] Cardiology Update 1987 Rated PG (In Stereo) IT MOVIE: 'Foxes' Four teen-age girls justice system. (60 min.) Part 2 of 10 [TMC] MOVIE; 'Firewalker' The lure of of rye in the pocket of murdered financier Howell. Rutger Hauer. Jennifer Jason (3 hrs.) struggle through an adolescent world of (X) 122) (40) New s [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Planes, Trains and Au­ Leigh 1986 Rated R (In Stereo) [ESPN] Magic Years in Sports: High­ 10;10AM ICNN] On the Menu (61) MOVIE: 'The Gambler' A shrewd gold sends two soldiers of fortune on a Rex Forlescue (60 min ) Pan 2 of 2 Q T Harry O lights 1 9 7 0 The year 1970 is featured drugs and sexual promiscuity Jodie Fos­ perilous quest for hidden Aztec treasure. m A-Team tomobiles' A temperamental executive is ter, Scott Baio, Sally Kellerman. 1980 gambler takes up with a young man in forced to share travel and living arrange­ [C N N ] W eek in Review [USA] Hollywood Insider vij) Home Shopping Network (3 hrs ) with a special segment on Knicks' super- 1 0:30AM (33 inside Washington Chuck Norris. Louis Gossett Jr . Melody (J!) MOVIE: 'Nothing in Common' A search of adventure. Kenny Rogers. Leo ments with an obnoxious salesman Steve [D IS ] Sandburg's Lincoln During the (3$ Home Shopping Spree Continues star Willis Reed (R) American Telecast 16 Home Shopping Network (3 hrs ) Anderson 1986, Rated PG. (In Stereo) young executive develops a better under­ (T) Magnum, P.l. (3D Purcell. Bruce Boxleitner 1980 Martin, John Candy, William Windom days of the Civil War. pressures are heigh­ 1 2:00AM standing of his parents after they decide i j [A & E ] Buffalo Bill [HBO ] Adventures of Tom Sawyer Tom iD Love Boat (20.' MOVIE: 'Rehearsal for Murder* A [CNN] Newsday 3:30PM (33 Public People/Private 1987 Rated R (In Stereo) tened on Lincoln as family man by the (33 MOVIE: 'Caddyshack' The demented finds Injun Joe's hiding place young actress is found dead on the eve ol end their 34-year marriage. Tom Hanks, [CNN] Evans & Novak 24.: This Old House (CC) Lives tragic loss of a son and rumors of Mrs groundskeeper of a swank country dub her marriage to a successful playwright Jackie Gleason. Eva Mane Saint. 1986. [USA] Miami Vice [M AX] MOVIE: 'Young Mr. Lincoln' [DIS] Return to Treasure Island (CC) Lincoln s Confederate sympathies (60 wages war against gophers while an ob­ College Baseball: Stanford at 38j Three Stooges '24) N ew Yankee Workshop (CC). [ESPN] John Ford's stirring account of the 16ih Robert Preston, Lynn Redgrave, Patrick Jim and Vanderbreken reach Mexico (IS) Introduction to Foodsaver 7:30PM (18) Anushka: Free From Cel­ min ) noxious newcomer clashes with the old Cal-State Fullerton (2 hrs . 30 min ) (R) presidents early legal career, Henry AO) Conversations With Macnee 1982 where they are imprisoned by a ruthless M‘A*S*H Spanish official (2 hrs ) Part 4 of 5 Fonda, Alice Brady. Marjorie Weaver (5^ N ew ton's Apple (CC) (R) Continued... 28 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Feb. 11, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Feb. 11, 1989 — 29 FOCUS / Entertainment FOCUS / Hobbies

Heavy-duty drama Here come the steamboats Trivia Talking with Lee Grant Steamboats out of the misty mist. They will Bv Frank Sanello proud, very angry, out­ but it’s depressing come in a boo­ Mr. Lincoln klet to be re­ Collectors’ spoken man. Other pas­ •s Actress-director Lee sengers did say they heard leased March 3 Corner ".. .he who would be no Grant's career started with a him say, "To hell with you! ” THE BOOST at the Delta ( slave must consent to bang. While still a teen-ager, to the hijackers. (R) If drugs Queen Termi­ Russ MacKendrick have no slave. Those who she won a Tony in her first were so easy to nal in New deny Ireedom to others Broadway play, "The Detec­ "just say no" Orleans. (, deserve it not tor them ­ QUESTION: You've won tive Story." The same role Oscars for acting as well as to, we wouldn't Filmeter T h e to p A_____ selves. and under a just earned her an Oscar nomina­ directing. Which is more have rehab number is John God cannot tong retain it." centers spring­ Fitch’s “ Experiment of 1788-90. sic Cars came in August of 1988 tion in the 1951 film version. fulfilling? Robert DiMatteo Much IS known about our 16lh Shortly thereafter, every­ ing up all over the first successful steam- and the Locomotives in October President, whose birthday is thing fell apart. Her then- ANSWER: .Acting is more the country. powered craft. It was used as an '87 ) The price is right. $,5. and the I'AkXzu''. ISO) celebrated as a national holiday: husband, playwright ,Arnold of a personal outlet, just Everyone excursion boat between Philadel­ decoratecl cover can be used to his st.and against slavery as "a Manoff, was blacklisted for something I need to do. but seems to want phia and Burlington. New-Jersey. get into the USPvS World Stamp moral, social and political evil." his political views during the directing is more of a chal­ to say some­ The next one down is the Expo starting in November. File and hi,; determination to keep the sta.es united after the civil McCarthy witch hunts. lenge in terms of getting thing about the subject. But Harvey Fierstein's Tony .Award­ Phoenix, built by John Stevens in the cover where you will think to war \A hat is less known is just Called before the House what? Movies have turned to winning play was a wonderfully 1809 It is famous for making a look for it next fall: under F for things done, planning, put­ how we.il he faced the trials life Un-American Activities ting a script together. showing us the allure of cocaine rich portrait of a New York drag perilous 14-day voyage around and booze for those in the fast queen — a mixture of Broadway- the shores of New Jersey after Free: P for Pass: T for Ticket: S pul before him One of three Committee. Grant refused to Nr» Oilzjtis 1812 children, his younger brother lane. The recent, little-seen shrewd and Off-Broadway-bold for Stamp Show: UfdrUSPSorW testify against her husband QUESTION: If you were a being barred from New York died as an infant, followed by "Clean and Sober " made such a maleri;il, terrific one-liners and waters by Robert Fulton and for Washington. Just remember and found h'^rself blacklisted man with your kind of track w-hich. his mother when he was nine sobering statement, before moving ivionologues, and even a Robert Livingston. Those super- for more than a decade. record in Hollywood, do you February will see only three years old His older sister. Sarah, died in childbirth when Abraham was 19. He drowning in melodrama. So docs few cabaret numbers. The movie meanies were twirling their lost his first bid for the state legislature in Illinois, and two bids to the U.S. Her acting career re­ think you'd have a lucratice issues. On Feb. 3 we had a stamp ''iT * gained momentum in 1966. this heavy-duty drama that stars version is more straightforward mustaches with a state monop­ Senate in 1854 and 1858. His first marriage proposal to a young Kentucky deal with a major studio to to honor Philip Randolph who tlTFr when she joined the cast of direct big-budget films in­ .lames Woods and Sean Yoting as and pared down, and it suffers the oly. Their comeuppance came woman was turned down, and his stormy engagement to future wife Mary Todd an attractive young couple who way most Broadway plays do on later. worked for black rights in the was broken off at one point. Once married, he had four sons, but only his eldest. the first nighttime soap. stead of doing small projects 1920s through 60s. On Feb. 21 we become coke heads at the same the screen. The camera moves in Next we see the first steamboat Robert, lived past his 18th birthday. Despite these hardships, he became a "Peyton Place." and won an for cable and made-for-TV will have a bleak grain elevator time they are rising in the too close on some of the key to travel in western waters: the successful lawyer, Ireedom advocate, and U.S. President. He was assassinated Emmy. movies? scene for North Dakota Statehood in 1865 by actor John Wilkes Booth at Ihe Ford's Theater glamorous L..A, business world. performances, and the material New- Orleans, created in 1811 by and on Feb. 22 a Washington Grant. 61, has won various The problem with this drug grows talky and overemphatic Robert Fulton. It traveled 2,000 SOURCE: Intographict rMoarch Inlo& aphlca O 1989 Nonh Amsnea Syndicala, Inc ANSWER: In a word. yes. Statehood centennial with Mt. awards for directing the TV drama, as with most others, is But there are still choice mo­ miles from ihe Pittsburgh area LEE GRANT But I've accepted the fact Rainier backing up Reflection movie "Nobody's Child," how schematic and depressing it ments, and at least the film isn't through uncharted hazards to that I work best with obsta­ Lake. Washington was recog­ and also won an Oscar for . on TV Monday is: It can’t be accused of one more buddy action flick. reach New Orleans in January cles. Take obstacles away nized along with Montana and the Walk m hr tsTs her documentary about the romanticizing drugs, that's for Fierstein's performance in the 1812. An annoying problem from me, and I'd lose my Dakotas in 1939 on the so-called homeless, "Down and Out in backbone. I have no personal sure. But instead it follows its central role takes some getting The fourth stamp shows the characters’ downward progres­ used to. This big, clownish actor “ Clothesline Stamp.” Scott •America," She is currently ing, Abu Nidal, made a ambition. I need somebody work of Henry Miller Shreve, who Many of us sion with clinical determination. has a raspy voice that is some­ number 858. Worth a look. NEW ISSUE — Steamboats working on a drama about grotesque joke about it. to say, “ You can't do this! " pioneered the two-deck design are familiar We can see where the film's times painful to listen to: You used by the typical steamboats of will be releasecj March 3. the same subject for CBS. Then all of a sudden I get with the shy. couple are going long before they want to rush him to a throat the paddle-wheel era. At one time On Monday, Grant returns ANSWER: He said maybe motivated. I get angry, the timid puppy get there. doctor. And, starring in his own THE BEST: Twelve hundred to acting as Marilyn Klingh- Leon was trying to swim for adrenaline gets going. I fully 11,000 boats were a-churning that when ap- The feral Woods has some good fantasy, Fierstein surrounds and twelve stamp viewers can be Pet Forum offer in "The Hijacking of it. Leon's daughter Lisa should hire somebody to tell up and down the Mississippi and proached scenes, playing a man who is himself with attractive men Ohio rivers alone. dead wrong. They voted for that the Achille Lauro," an NBC- called me about it. She and me no 11 the time. squats, slumps TV movie based on the 1985 basically well-intentioned — an (Matthew Broderick, Brian Ker- When the Washington had artistic overkill, the Carousel LOCAL SHOW: The regular Allan Leventhal, D.V.M. her sister were just so down, eyes ap- incident in which terrorists insecure guy who just wants to win) to play his lovers. Neither made its way from Wheeling to Animals as the best design of '88. meeting of the Manchester Phila­ outraged, shocked by Nidal’s QUESTION: Do you see prehensive. seized a cruise ship and make a good living and please his Broderick nor Kerwin seems like New Orleans in 1816 it was The Classic Cars ran next with 688 telic Society will be held Tuesday trivializing of their father’s yourself, then, as a rebel? rolls over, lifts murdered Leon Klinghoffer, wife. Drugs help him function he would be turned on by the impounded by that same Robert and the cute kitty-cats only 336. at the Whiton Library Audito­ death. I think the fact that one rear leg Marilyn’s husband. better at parties, that's all. (Until lumpy, heavily made-up Fier­ Fulton with another blivit. Chief rium. Doors open at 6 p.m. but no Yasir Araffat embraced Ni­ ANSWER: Yes, I think it’s exposing a sus­ Here, Grant talks about he gets addicted.) And Sean stein. But Fierstein grows on you, Justice Marshall rode up later to rush — trickle-ins welcome dal (recently) is a signal of very important to be on the ceptible belly — and sometimes helps. But unless really neces­ blacklisting, terrorism and Young has a lovely fragility as the put the squash on river MERIDEN SHOW: Sunday, 10 anytime. the meaninglessness in outside. I need to be on the and, by the end, viewers may be urinates. sary. do not assume a dominant her continuing role as a wife, who is slowly drawn into her monopolies. to 4, at the Meriden Yale Inn, the which they hold our lives. outside. As an artist, I think surprised to realize how endear­ This may occur in the presence demeaner. rebel. husband's habit. But the script The last stamp is the Walk in Stamp and Card Festival will Russ MacKendrick, a Man­ you’re either Mozart or ing he has become. Co-star Anne of certain people and varies with At times nothing helps — it’s the Water that carried pas­ celebrate its 200th monthly show. chester resident is an authority QUESTION: Have you Salieri, doesn't dig deeply enough into Bancroft acts up a storm as well, different breeds. Generally it is just the nature of the pup. sengers, mail and cargo between Free parking, admission and a on many types of collectibles. QUESTION: Why did you thought of how you would these people, and so the couple’s playing Harvey’s mother, a well- seen in some of the smaller pets Dispositions in animals vary just Buffalo and Detroit sometime special souvenir card, USPS Questions should be sent to: want to play Marilyn deal with the kind of loss QUESTION: Did being increasing drug use simply be­ meaning busybody who can’t (miniature poodles) or medium as in people. Some are bold, some after 1818. booth and 35 dealers. Just off collectors’ Corner, Manchester Klinghoffer? Marilyn suffered? blacklisted during the '.50s comes irritating to watch: We’re accept her son’s lifestyle. ones (cockers) but many also nervous, some submissive. But This will be another good one Route 66 and the East Main Street Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester radicalize you? stuck staring at two people GRADE: ★ ★ ''i occur in some of the larger less with patience most shy ones will for booklet collectors. (The Clas­ exits of 1-91 and the Wilbur Cross. 06040. ANSWER: She attracted ANSWER: My first hus­ behaving stupidly long after assertive pets. gradually grow out of this syn­ me when I saw her on the band (playwright Arnold ANSWER: Absolutely. Ac­ we’ve gotten the point about their This disagreeable behavior drome. At least the piddlying. the news. She was determined to Manhoff) died of a heart tually, it politicized me more wastefulness. GRADE: *★ Film grading: ★ ★ ★ * — excel­ isn't necessarily triggered be­ worst part usually diminishes. bring the hijackers down. attack, so I've been down than radicalized me. I hadn't lent, — good, *★ — fair, ★ — Kodak display salutes The Mef cause of a justifiable fear. We She wanted to do this film. that road in terms of loss. read a newspaper before TORCH SONG TRILOGY (R) poor might first think that the individ­ She negotiated with the When I lived in Malibu, I blacklisting. I just never By Joan Brunsklll single wide-angle photo made ual whose presence precipitates TV SPECIAL: In late March or producer herself. Tragi­ went crazy every time my understood it. I think it was a The Associated Press during a performance of “ Turan- this activity has beaten or scolded early April CPTV channel 24 will cally, she died (of cancer) daughter or second husband button that was pushed. I dot” with soprano Eva Marton, the pet. But a dominant person feature a 13-part series of 30 four months after the hijack­ Cinema Camera Angles went out of the house be­ have a very strong sense of In its 105th year, New York's tenor Piacido Domingo, orches­ isn’t the only reason. It could be minute programs covering all ing, but she wanted her story cause I never knew if they’d unfairness. Metropolitan Opera has had its tra and chorus, directed by because of the memory of a past aspects of veterinary medicine told. come back — there were so premiere in Grand Central Ter­ Franco Zeffirelli, before a live encounter that left the pet intimi­ from dogs and cats, horses, birds, HARTFORD many deaths on the highway QUESTION: Did you ever minal — and up to 652,000 have been assembled audience at the opera house. It is dated. a certain tone or voice to zoo animals and exotics. The QUESTION: Was this an Cinema CItv — Torch Song Trilogy Sat 1:30,4:15, 7:15,9:55, 12:25; Sun 1:30, in Malibu. So I had a similar think about dramatizing that (R) Sot and Sun 1:15, 3:-<5, 7:10, 9:45. — Working Girl (R) Sat commuters a day have been electronically. actually a composite of two inflection, the color of clothing or program is sponsored by the emotionally painful project Oliver & Company (G) Sot and Sun 1, fear of random death. period of your life? ? ;« ’ V.’,n Sun having the opportunity to view The idea for the display photo photographs, shot on two separ­ other appearances or for no American Animal Hospital Asso­ for you? 2 :4 5 .------Women on the Verge of o 10:15. — Twins Nervous Breakdown (R) Sot and Sun (PG) Sat 2:15, 4:35, 7:05,9:25,11:35; Sun the occasion, via an 18-by 60-foot goes back to a letter from Lincoln ate occasions, electronically known reason. Or it might just be ciation plus Nabisco Brands. Inc. QUESTION: Leon Klingh­ ANSWER: People have 4:30, 7:30, 9:55. — Mississippi Burning Alibi (PG) Colorama display photograph of Center for the Performing Arts, combined into one. the pup’s timidity. and Henry Schein, Inc. The ANSWER: It was emo­ offer was an old man in a (R) Sat and Sun 1:25, 3:55, 7, 9:40. — Sot 2, 4:25, 7, 9:30, 11:50; Sun 2, 4:25, 7, “ Getting the proper lighting approached me, but it’s too Beaches (PG-13) Sot and Sun 1:30, 4 05, 9:30. — The Lond Before Time (G) Sat a grandly staged scene at the of which the Metropolitan Opera How do you handle this submis­ presentations are divided into 1 tional hell, but also a cleans­ wheelchair. Of all the pas­ difficult. I don’t have the 7:20, 9:50, and Sun 12:35. — Oliver 8. Componv (G) is a constituent, to Kodak, in was one of the primary chal­ siveness? The automatic reaction three major categories: preven­ ing place to go. I think we're Sat ond Sun 12:25. opera house. sengers, why would they objectivity about. And I till New computer-generated tech­ October of 1986: lenges of this particular Colo­ is to comfort the cowering pet. tative medicine, research and all held hostage by fear that EAST HARTFORD pick such a sympathetic, have fear about naming Poor Richards Pub and Cinema — MANCHESTER nology also made its Colorama “ In thinking it over, it has come rama and led to the decision to This, however, is reinforcement technology, and the bond between the plane or ship we’re Schedule Unovolloble. defenseless figure to names. I wake up in the night — Tbe Naked Gun debut in putting together this to me that the unique beauty of combine two images.” said pho­ and may make the problem humans and animals. In addition traveling on could be hi­ Showcase Cinemas 1-9 — True Be­ (PG-13) Sat and Sun 2:20,4:45,7:30,9-45 murder? worrying about it. Who liever (R) Sneak preview, Sat B. — Tap — Wvstic Pizza (R) Sat and Sun 2, 4:25, indoor edition of the world’s Lincoln Center might well be an tographer Steve Kelly. Normally, worse. to medical topics are those of pet jacked — just like the Achille knows? Ten years down the (PG-13) Sot 12:10, 2:30, 4:50, 7:20, 9-45, 7, 9:25. — Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (PG) largest transparency. appropriate subject for a Kodak the house and the stage are not The best response is to neither care, obedience and a light Lauro. I think about it a lot. ANSWER: I doubt if they 12; Sun 12:10, 2:30, 4:50, 7:20, 9-45 — Sat and Sun 2:10, 4:35, 7:15, 9-35 — both fully lit at the same time. So line things could change KInllte (R) Sot 1:15, 3:20, 5:15, 1010, Heavy Metal (R) Sat midnight. — The The image, billeei as “ Kodak Colorama presentation,” wrote recognize nor reward the act. hearted commentary on the thought of Leon as sympa­ again, and they could use 12:15; Sun 1:15, 3:20, 5:15, 7:55,10:10 — IjO'"'''’'’ Picture Show (R) Sat Salutes Lincoln Center on Its 30th Susanne Stevens. Lincoln Cen­ he shot once with the curtain up. Ignoring the timidity demon­ animal world. Watch for it. QUESTION: After Leon Three Fugitives PG-13) Sot 12:40, 2:50, thetic. Certainly the wary something I said against me. P°**l* and Hum Anniversary,” is the 557th in the ter’s associate director of public stage lit and a dress rehearsal in strates to the pet that this Klinghoffer was shot and 4:55, 7:40, 10:05, 12:10; Sun 12:40, 2:50, (PG-13) Sat midnight. Karl (Malden) plays him 4:55, 7:40, 10:05. — Dangerous Liaisons series of Colorama displays over­ affairs, photographer — and a progress, then again, at the gala behavior in non-productive. Allan Leventhal is a Bolton dumped into the sea, the (R) Sat 12, 2:20, 4:40, 7:20, 9:40, 12-25- VERNON and what his daughters told Frank Sanello is a syndicated looking the terminal’s main con­ daily commuter through Grand opening-night performance, with Sometimes softening one’s veterinarian. Questions should be mastermind of the hijack- Sun 12, 2:20,4:40, 7:10,9:40. — The FIv II f — Dirty Rotten Scoundrels me about him, he was a very columnist. (R) Sot 12:20, 2:45, 5, 7:30, 9:50, 11:55; (PG) Sot-Sun 7:10, 9:30. — Oliver & course that Eastman Kodak Co. Central. the audience seated, the house- manner, changing the tone of sent to: Pet Forum. Manchester - Cousins Company (G) Sat and Sun 1:30, 3-15, 5 has been producing for 38 years. What was finally produced was lights on and the curtain still voice, color of clothing or wha­ Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester Sat 12:50, 3, 5:10, 7:35, 10, 12:20; Sun rJ *? ?

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Gabler saw underlying reasons 7. “She Wants to Dance With Platinum SAVE BUY AT SAVE PARKADE LANES Hecht, co-author of that irrev­ By the ’20s, movies were big for their ruthless style. Me” Rick Astley (RCA) 5. “G N’ R Lies” Guns N’ This Weeks Feature: erent look at the news business, business and the Jewish immi­ “Out of context Harry Cohn is a 8. “What I Am” Edie Brick- Roses (Geffen) “The Front Page,” and a major grants were in charge of the beast, if you only look at his ell & The New Bohemians 6. "Hysteria" Def Leppard AUCTIONS Washington's Birthday screenwriter of the 1930s and '40s, major studios. Zukor headed up behavior. "The same thing may be (Geffen) (Mercury) -Platinum Every Thursday Night was assailing the studio bosses Paramount, the Warners formed true of Mayer and Zukor and 9. “Walking Away" Informa­ 7. “New Jersey" Bon Jovi (and some Friday nights) Jr. Special tion Society (Tommy Boy) (Mercury)-Platinum who ruled Hollywood during its Warner Bros., Mayer ran MGM others,” Gabler said. “If you look Monday, Feb. 20 “Golden Age.” and Cohn was in charge of at them as a group if individuals 10. “You Got It" New Kids on 8. “Giving You the Best That But the transformation of Hol­ Columbia. who felt the culture was against the Block (Columbia) I Got” Anita Baker (Elektra)- 9:30 A.M. — $5.00 lywood from cow town to tinsel But the studios were more than them, then their behavior takes a Platinum THfFAsmrmrTosimmmr iN e s t e r n Includes 3 Games, Shoes, Hotdog 8i Coke, town could not have happened a business for the immigrants: different context.” 9. “Open Up and Say Ahh” UNION Prizes without such men as Adolph they were an extension of the He spent five years writing and Poison (Enigma)-Platinum Zukor, Louis B. 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Selz­ 4. “Life As We Knew It” The list of services offered by General Oil in­ The hostile, belligerent Cohn nick, visited the actress at the 2. “So Good" A1 Jarreau Kathy Mattea (Mercury) (Reprise) clude home heating oil, oil gas heating system, liked his films tough and Colum­ Motion Picture Home in Califor­ 5. “Don't Waste It On the 3. “Wild Thing" Tone Loc oil and gas hot water heaters, coal, solar heat­ I. A. WHITE GLASS CO., ■ bia became the home of the nia not long before she died. Blues" Gene Watson (Warner Energy Conservation Services fast-paced comedies of Frank “She was a tiny woman and had (Delicious Vinyl)-Gold Best-Sellers Bros.) 4. “She Won’t Talk to Me" Heating - Air Conditioning • Plumbing ing, central air conditioning, air conditioning Capra and Howard Hawks. 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Saturday, Feb. 11, 1989 FOCUS / Senior Citizens WIT OF THE WORLD BUSINESS r CALOl Buenos Aires ARitrniNA Connecticut’s S&Ls Cox Cable to help with video \ lit' Spiraling Editor's note; This column is pre­ appointments for March 17. basketweaving (intermediate). 2 p.m.: pared by the staff of the Manchester Get well wishes are extended to grocery shopping (Stop & Shop), call a ,y' inflation remarkably healthy Senior Citizens’ Center, Amelia Anastasio who is home recuper­ day in advance for ride: non-grocery ating from knee surgery. shopping (Bradleesl. call a day in Bv Brent Lavmon Sept. 30, 1988. using a standard Bv Jeanette Cave Remember, no meals — Feb 14 to 17. advance for ride. The Associated Press called “ Generally Accepted Ac­ Director Transportation to and from the Wednesday: Pinochle. 9:30 am., is feared counting Principles.” center is available Call a day in canning, 9:30 a.m.; cable TV “ video” STAMFORD — Although at The standard measures how Twenty seniors met Wednesday fo advance. class. 10 a.m.: Friendship Circle. 10 least one Connecticut thrift insti­ much of a financial cushion an discuss the production of videotape am .; arts and crafts. 12:30 p.m.: tution appears in deep trouble, instutition has by calculating its programs to be shown on cable TV. Dan ACTIVITIES bridge, 12:30 p.m.; western civilization Wholesale prices net worth against net assets. Tuesday — Photo enthusiasts are I '•oi'" savings and loans in the land of McNamara, program manager from class. 1:45 p.m.: Exercise with Rose. As of Sept. 30. 1988. the encouraged to attend a “ slide show’’ on surge in January steady habits remain remarka­ Cox Cable, has agreed to provide 1:30 p.m. Connecticut’s 26 S&Ls showed an composition at 10 a.m. Sylvian Ofiara. Thursday: Orchestra rehearsal. 9 bly healthy during this time of training in all aspects of production and average GAAP ratio of 4.5 professor at Manchester Community a.m.: basketweaving (advanced). 2 national crisis, industry experts will actually produce our first show. percent, compared to a national College, will be on hand for the p.m. By Nancy Benac say. Our next meeting will be held on average of 2.9 percent, Eggleson Wednesday at 10 a.m. We will discuss a presentation and discussion to follow. Friday: Ceramics. 9:30 a.m.. bingo. The Associated Press Of 26 savings and loans in ! ■ , said. A 3 percent ratio is consi­ plan of action for training. We will also Remember, the center has its own 10 a.m.; Exercise with Cleo, 11 a.m.: Connecticut, only the long- dered acceptable, she said solicit ideas for program. New persons darkroom and photo club that meets setback. 12:30 p.m.: Exercise with WASHINGTON - Wholesale troubled Columbia Federal Sav­ who are interested are welcome to join every Tuesday from 10 a m. to noon. Rose. 1:30 p.m. prices in January shot up at their ings Bank in Westport has a The Connecticut S&Ls — 17 us. Thursday See the film “ Home "Ah...you wanted it hollow?’ fastest pace in nearly three negative net worth, according to federally charted and nine state Blood pressure clinic; Wednesday. Registrations are nowbeing taken for Free,” which details wildlife photo­ years, the government said Fri­ a recent survey published by charted — had a combined total of grapher Jack Swatberg’s efforts to Feb, 2, 9 to 11 a.m. (L-Z) Ukranian egg dyeing class. Two day in a report that analysts American Banker, a widely re­ $13 billion in assets and about $9 capture young bald eagles in Manitoba Legal Aid; Friday, by appointment, (2-day) sessions (sign up for only one warned could signal spiraling spected industry trade billion written in mortgages. and reestablish them at the Quabbin call 647-3211, It’s filled for February. Columbia had a GAAP ratio of session) are scheduled for Tuesdays. inflation in 1989. In Brief publication. Reservoir in Massachusetts. Call for March 17 minus-14.05 percent as of Sept. 30. Feb. 21 and Feb. 28 or March 7 and January’s unexpected 1 per­ Industry experts, including Feb.21 and 22 — Driver education. the lastest figures available, and March 14 from 1 to 3 p.m. Supplies may PEOPLE cent rise in the Producer Price state banking commissioner Ha­ be purchased from the instructor 12:30 to 4 p.m., filled. SCORES rold Brown and federal regula­ was about $20 million in the debt, Feb. 3 — Setback; Helena Gavello Index for finished goods was the ComFed reports net loss (approximately $5). March 1 — Tour of Manchester Annenberg gift: $10 million tors. said in a series of interviews according to American Banker. 123: Mike Haberern 121; Edna Ziptko- biggest monthly increase since Don’t wait until the last moment to Superior Court. Departs Senior Center LOWELL. Mass — ComFed Bancorp Inc . the Friday that Connecticut S&Ls The institution had $142.8 mil­ at 8:45 a m. The tour begins at 9 a.m. vich 115; John Klein 114. PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Walter Annen an identical surge in October 1985 file your income taxes. AARP tax holding company for ComFed Savings Bank, has have avoided the financial quag­ lion in total assets and posted a with a meeting of court staff consisting Feb 6 — Pinochle: Betty Turner 720: berg, who sold his TV Guide magazine tc and was equivalent to a 12.7 counselors are available free of charge reported a net loss of $1.4 million, or 16 cents per $3.4 million loss for the third- of prosecutors, public defenders, she­ Mike Haberern 712: Carl Popple 709; Rupert Murdoch last year for $3.2 billion, has percent annual rate of inflation, mire in which institutions in the to assist you. Hours of operation are 1 to share, for the quarter ended Dec. 31. 1988. The quarter of 1988. according to riffs, and probation officers. At 10 a.m. Peter Casella 696: Helen Silver 690. pledged $10 million to the University ol the Labor Department said. west and southwest have been 3:30 p.m. each weekday except Thurs­ company earned $1.4 million, or 17 cents per share, American Banker. we’ll observe court in action. At 11:30 Feb. 7 — Bowling: Harold Hinkel 569: Pennsylvania, it was announced Friday. The increase was paced by the caught through conservative day. No appointment is necessary. If for the comparable quarter a year earlier, the management. Michael Connery, Columbia’s you need a ride, call the center at least a.m. we’ll meet Judge Joseph L. Jennie Leggitt 479; R. Rusconi 213.535: Sheldon Hackney, president of Annenberg’s steepest increase in food prices in H. Lockward 215. 504: R. Chittick 522; alma mater, said a committee of university company announced. The institutions have largely president, was not in Friday and 24 hours in advance. Steinberg). a year, the largest rise in energy The bank’s main office in Manchester is located at stuck with the residential real unavailable for comment, an There will be a golf meeting for all Yolanda Burns 461: Don Ostberg 532: administrators decided the entire $10 million prices in two years and sharply 1007 Main St. There are two other branch offices in estate loans that have always assistant said. men golfers on March 16 at 6:30 p.m. TRIPS Jim Fee 220. 572; Paul Venza ,530; Bert would go to Penn’s history department. higher costs in a variety of other Sweet 223,234,609: MikePierro225. 201 Hackney said Annenberg agreed to the choice. Manchester and one in South Windsor. There are 32 been thrifts’ stock in trade. The Federal regulators use a more Items on the agenda will be format, March 15 —St. Patrick’s Day party— categories as well. 606; Norm Lasher 529: Charlie Glode Annenberg founded Triangle Publications, branch offices in total in Massachusetts and liberal standard in judging an dues, starting date, and the annual $31.50 per person. Storrowtown Tavern. The report roiled financial region’s healthy economy has banquet. The meeting is obligatory for West Springfield. Mass. Includes meal, 500: Harvey Duplin 260. 225. .577: Ed which at one time also owned the Philadelphia Connecticut. also helped keep the state’s S&Ls institutional’s health, called reg­ Inquirer, now owned by Knight-Ridder, When markets, unleashing a storm of the roster will be developed from those transportation, and entertainment. Adams 247. 212, 609: A1 Rodonis 512: Vi For the nine months ending Dec. 31. ComFed’s net thriving, experts said. ulatory accounting principles. April 4 — Rockingham Race Track — Pulford 459; Hat Giordana 220. 511: Triangle was sold last year, it included TV selling in stocks and Treasury income was $17,000. compared with a net loss of $2.4 attending. bonds, as traders became con­ “ Institutions in New England $29 per person. Call Don Berger at Bruno Giordano 203, 227. 231. 661. Guide, Good Food and Seventeen magazines million, or 30 cents per share, a year earlier. are stronger and better capital­ Remember, the next two Mondays cerned that the Federal Reserve 875-0538 to register Feb. 8 — Pinochle: Julien Strong759: and The Racing Form. ized.” said Roger Warren, presi­ are holidays and the center wilt be Board would drive interest rates closed. Clara Hemingway 734. Income drops for Rogers dent of the Savings and Loan Feb. 9 — Bridge: Catherine Byrnes higher to try to control inflation. Our Legal Assistance program has ON-GOING ACTIVITIES League of Connecticut. “ They are Monday; Closed Lincoln’s Birthday 4.520; Sol Cohen 4.000: Bill Cooper Another Fonda in films The first inflation report since Rogers Corp. has reported net income of been changed to Fridays from 10a.m to bascially better managed, tradi­ Tuesday: Oil painting. 9:30 a m.: 3.780: Carl Lombardo 3..500: Ruth the change in administrations $1,015,000 in 1988, a drop of $2,362,000 from the noon. Call the center for an appoint­ NEW YORK (AP) —Ifthename Fonda helps tional institutions.” Legal photography. 10 a.m.; square dancing. Willey 3..380: Pauline Frederick 3..370: brought no good news for Presi­ $3,377,000 earned in 1987. The Rogers-based ment. Times for next Friday are an acting career like the name Kennedy helps "In general. S&Ls in New 10a.m.: Exercise with Cleo. l:30p.m : Helen Bensche 3.190. dent Bush, who just a day earlier company, with a molding division in Manchester, assisned. We are not scheduling in politics, then Bridget Fonda should have an England are doing quite well.” unveiled budget and deficit- also reported record 1988 sales of $162,476,000, up 12 Talk easy time. said Ann Eggleston, vice presi­ reduction plans pinned on optim­ percent from 1987’s figure of $145,314,000. by But the 25-year-old actress said in the March dent of the Federal Home Loan istic assumptions for falling The net income for the year was listed at 33 cents issue of Mademoiselle that she’s had to battle Bank of Boston, a regulatory Leo J. Barrett, inflation and a strong overall per share, down from the $1.13 per share earned in Social Security everybody’s expectations for her to “ be agency for thrift institutions. economic performance. 1987, according to a news release from the company. somebody" in able to “ be herself." “ They have stuck to traditional Bridget, daughter of Peter, niece of Jane and Private economists, skeptical Sales in the fourth quarter were $39,127.000, down 4 types of lending. . . They have granddaughter of Henry, says the ’’only thing I about that rosy scenario, have percent from $40,898,000 in the comparable period of QUESTION: Lately I’ve heard a lot back from Social Security they’ve paid employment. Is there any help availa­ stayed close to home in terms of can get from them is inspiration. ” 1987. There was a net loss in the fourth quarter of about this “ Personal Earnings and in, I know this isn’t true but what is the ble for transportation expenses? been predicting slower growth geographaphic area,” she said. In the movie “ Shag,” Fonda played a 1988 of $1,214,000. or 40 cents per share, compared to DIVORCE Benefit Statement” and that everyone average beneficiary getting from So­ this year and warned that the Brown said: “ In Connecticut, teen-ager enjoying a wild weekend with high net income of $1,197,000. or 40 cents per share, in the should send for it. I ’m only 42 years old. cial Security these days? ANSWER: The earnings you use to latest report from the Labor the thrift industry enjoys the Settlement agreements school friends. This month, she’s in London last quarter of 1987. Why should I get one now? I won’t be pay for transportation to and from work Department could lead the Fed to same asset quality that’s availa­ do not count as income forSSI purposes. shooting “Scandal,” which re-creates the Norman L. Greenman. Rogers president, said. between the parties should retiring for 20 years or more. ANSWER: The average Social Secur­ boost interest rates to restrain the ble for loan opportunities a s ... the ity benefit for retired workers is $537 You may also be interested to know that scandalous Profumo affair that brought down economy and keep inflation in “ After first-half results that were about as be encouraged. When the Britain’s Conservative government in 1963. commercial banks. We have not ANSWER: Your Personal Earnings monthly. For couples that figureis$921. the money used or .set aside for check. expected, 1988 turned into a disappointing year for Her role includes some nude scenes. She had the problems that those out parties talk about their and Benefit Estate Statement is valua­ Annually, retired workers receive additional job training (,r to purchase “ The report signals that the Rogers, with a sharp drop in earnings.” hopes her future roles won’t. west and southern institutions ble for at least two reasons. First, it $6,444 and couples receive $11.0.52. So. things you need to do your job also does economy has launched into problems, a more equita­ “ Now a lot of scripts I get have nudity in have encountered.” enables you to check your earnings you’re right, it doesn’t take too long to not count either as income in the SSI another significant racheting up­ Northwest selects PW4000 ble property distribution is recover what you’ve paid into Social program. Contact any Social Security them because they know I can be a bad girl," Some analysts blame the cur­ record to make sure that your earnings ward of inflation,” said econo­ more likely to result. The have been recorded correctly. It is a Security over the years. You should office for more information. she said. ”I don’t want that to happen. So if the EAST HARTFORD (AP) — Northwest Airlines rent crisis, during which troubled part has nudity in it from now on. I’m going to, mist Allen Sinai of the Boston Co. S&Ls lost a post-Depression re­ good idea to check your record every keep in mind though, as people are “ We all should wait for another has selected Pratt & Whitney’s PW4000 engine to divorcing couple should paying more into Social Security today QUESTION: My son has just been turn it down. It’s not that I’m anti-nudity, I just cord of $9.4 billion during the first three years or so. Second, this state­ inflation report or two to draw too power its new fleet of 10 Airbus Industrie A330 maintain a workable rap­ than in the past, it will take longer in the /liagnosed as having kidney disease and want to stop being associated with it.” nine months of 1988, partly on new ment also provides and estimate of your pessimistic a conclusion, but my twinjets in an order worth $250 million to the engine future to get back out of Social Security is preparing to go on dialysis. I heard laws that gave thrift owners fresh port to assure that children future retirement benefits in today’s fear is that it will ultimately take maker. dollars not only for retirement at full everything they’ve put into it over the that Medicare sometimes pays for Pratt & Whitney said in a prepared statement invesment opportunities; com­ are not denied the benefits 1 Angie and Dick picked a major slowdown or recession to benefit retirement age. but also for years kidney dialysis and transplant servi­ Thursday that the order brought to nearly $1.5 mercial and consumer loans, get inflation back down to accep­ of having both a father and early retirement at 62 and later ces. Will it also help pay my son’s MOBILE, Ala. (AP) — Television personali­ billion the potential value of engine orders and construction lending and direct medical expenses? table rates,” Sinai said. a mother. retirement at age 70 if you decide to QUESTION: 1 am a 20-year-old SSI ties ,\ngie Dickinson and Dick Clark will be options logged by the company this week. investm ents in d evelop in g The Producer Price Index for work until then. Having this informa­ recipient who is legally blind. My state masters of ceremonies at the 1989 Miss USA Pratt will supply 20 installed engines plus spares projects. tion will help you plan additional has provided me with employment ANSWER: Yes. You or he have pageant in Mobile. Mayor Arthur Outlaw finished goods had risen 4 percent Some thrifts thrived in the new earned the necessary credits to be for Northwest’s A330s, the largest twin-engine sources of retirement income which counseling and work skills training, announced Friday. during 1988, the steepest climb in climate, but many didn’t havethe Licensed in CT 1960 but, as I look at my total situation. I see insured under Social Security, your .son seven years and nearly double the jetliners in the world. may be necessary to maximize your The 51 contestants, representing each state "The Northwest order is further recognition that experience to succeed and saw the cost of working as prohibitive, since will be eligible for Medicare if he has 2,2 percent increase posted in Leo J. Barrett, P.C. retirement income. 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win. lose & DHFAV Jersey's John MacLean, who had two goals and three assists Thursday In the Devils' 6-3 Weekend scholastic slate victory In Detroit.TheDevllsareelghtpoints Huskies host Boston College Basketball lUE F!R9T lUiNa AH Ih M PRbBATioN Hockey behind Philadelphia for the last playoff spot In girls’ basketball action. East Catholic (8-10) Inthe Patrick Division. HARTFORD — The University of Connecticut Seosons Huskies (3-fi. 12-7) will entertain Boston College will host St. Joseph of Trumbull tonight at 7 in an All Feb. 11 Connecticut Conference affair. 1971_Jean Bellveau of Montreol scored (1-8 8-11) tociavat 1 p.m. at the Civic Center in Big NBA standings NHL standings his 500th career goal, beating Minnesota East Conference action. UConn is coming off a 70-58 In hockey action. East Catholic (5-4) will travel to goaltender Gllles Gilbert during the Cono- Pittsfield. Mass., to take on St. Joseph’s at 7 p.na. dlens' 6-2 victory over the North Stars ot the loss to second-ranked Georgetown Wednesday night EASTERN CONFERENCE ■CS' WALES CONFERENCE Forum. The milestone goal came In at the Civic Center. BC is coming off a 77-69 loss to Atlantic Division In wrestling action, Manchester High (15-4-1) will Patrick Division By LEWIS WITHAM Bellveou'sLIOIstNHLgame. Villanova Tuesday night in Philadelphia. W L Pet. wind up its regular season hosting East Hartford W L T Pts GF GA 1979_Vlodlmlr Myshkin turned oslde24 New York 32 16 .667 Pittsburgh 31 18 5 67 252 223 Take the biggest year (19—) of shotsos the Soviet Un Ion beat the N H L 6-Oto This is the first meeting of the year between the Philadelphia 26 20 .565 today at noon. Elsewhere. East Catholic (5-14)) will NY Rangers 29 19 8 66 225 199 both Herb Brooks' and Denny win the thi rd and deciding game of the 23 .500 1 Washington 27 20 10 64 206 187 Boston 23 participate in the All Connecticut Conference ChallengeCupserlesotNewYork's clubs that currently occupy eighth and ninth place e 57 210 186 Crum’s careers, divide by the New Jersey 18 29 .383 13'/j Tournament at St. Bernard’s High School beginning Philadelphia 27 25 3 Madison SauareGarden. in the nine-team Big East Conference. Washington 17 28 .378 13'/2 New Jersey 20 25 10 50 198 229 number of Big Ten Rose Bowl 1987— Dave Poulin's goal with 1:15to play Charlotte 13 35 .271 19 at 10 a.m. Cheney Tech (1-24) will participate in the NY Islanders 18 32 39 174 222 wins since 1970, multiply by gave the NHL a 4-3 victory over the Soviet Central Division * Charter Oak Conference tourney at RHAM High Adams Division Steve Carlton’s 20-win seasons UnlonlntheopenerofRendez-Vous 87otthe Cleveland 35 11 .761 Montreal 37 14 6 80 218 162 CollseeInCluebec. Whalers host Winnipeg Detroit 31 13 .705 School in Hebron beginning at 10 a.m. Boston 22 23 11 55 186 183 and add the weight limit for 1988— WayneGretzkvhodagoalondtwo Milwaukee 30 15 .667 Also, the Manchester Community College men’s Buffalo 24 26 6 54 202 216 most of Archie Moore's fights. ossIstsagalnstVancouvertosurpossthe HARTFORD — The Hartford Whalers (22-28-4) Atlanta 28 19 .596 Hartford 22 28 4 48 195 193 100-polnt mark for the ninth straight season, basketball team (16-9) will be at UConn-Avery Point 44 191 251 will host the Winnipeg Jets tonight at 7:30 Chicago 77 19 .587 Quebec 19 32 6 an N H L record. Marcel Dionne held the Indiana 11 35 .239 tonight at 7. CAMPBELL CONFERENCE PAYOFF: The answer is also prevlousmarkwlthelght. Gretzky (SportsChannel. WTIC) at the Civic Center. The WESTERN CONFERENCE Norris Division the number of career stolen extendedhIsownNHLrecordwIthnIne Whalers are coming off a 5-2 win over Buffalo MIctwest Division W L T Pts GF GA bases compiled by a speedy consecut I ve 100-pol nt seasons. W L Pet. GB feasWUB*. Detroit 24 24 8 56 219 223 Thursday night in Hartford. Houston 28 18 .609 Dana Kirk sentenced St. Louis 20 24 10 50 188 197 first baseman who also batted Utah 28 20 .583 Minnesota 18 24 13 49 188 205 .400 twice. Name him. Dallas 24 21 .533 MEMPHIS. Tenn. (AP) — Former Memphis Chicago 18 30 7 43 211 235 Denver 25 23 .521 attempts Thursday In the Spurs' 10B-KX5 loss Chl Chi Rodriquez 75- 75— 150 State basketball coach Dana Kirk was sentenced to Toronto 17 32 5 39 158 222 San Antonio 13 33 .283 toChIcago. Rives McBee 76- 74— 150 Smythe Division Miami 5 40 .111 Speaking Fred Howkins 75- 75— 150 one year in prison and fined $20,000 Friday for his Calgorv 38 11 8 84 248 164 Pacific Division Roger GInsburg 76- 74— 150 Edmonton 28 23 6 62 242 216 T ransactions "I wosapprehensl veoboutthlsgame. I had conviction on charges of income tax evasion and 63 282 245 Television and Radio L.A. Lakers 32 15 .681 been out tor over 200 bal Igames and It wos a Tom Show 74- 76— 150 Los Angeles 29 22 5 Phoenix 29 17 .630 learning experience tor me tonight, olmost Bob Charles 71- 80— 151 obstruction of justice. Vancouver 20 29 7 47 181 185 J8|S!S a6j083 iddOAVd 28 18 .609 Jerry Barber 75- 76— 151 Winnipeg 18 26 9 45 208 237 Seattle like I was playing mvtlrstbasketballgame." Kirk. 53. declined to comment on the sentence but 9ze Golden State 25 20 .556 — Portlandcenter Sam Bowie, whomodehls John Frillman 78- 73— 151 said he was considering an appeal of the conviction. Frldoy's Gomes BASEBALL Portland 25 21 .543 return Thursday otter missing 2'/? seasons Dale Douglass 74- 77 -1 51 Late Game Not Included 971 + 9 X 2 - 08 :U3MSNV American League - Vancouver 5, Butfalo4 Sacramento 14 32 .304 wIthatracturedUbla. Jim Ferree 79 72— 151 He was accompanied to court by his family and five ©1985 by NEA, Inc BALTIMORE ORIOLES—Signed Brody TODAY L.A. Clippers 11 37 .229 Bob Bruno 76- 75— 151 character witnesses who urged U.S. District Judge Los Angeles 7, Washington 6 OT Anderson, outfielder; and Randy Milligan 1 p.m. — College basketball: Boston College at Friday's Games Donald Hoenlg 76- 75— 151 New York Islonders at Chicago, (n) and Craig Worthington, Inflelders, to No games scheduled Big East standings Bob Ross 75- 77— 152 Odell Horton to put Kirk on probation with a one-year contracts. UConn, WPOP (AM -1410) 76- 76— 152 Saturday's Games Saturdov's Gomes O'all Jack Fleck requirement for public service. unbeaten In Its last nlnegames (8-0-1).... New CLEVELAND INDIANS—Agreed to Big East Conference 78- 74— 152 Edmonton at Boston, 1:35 p.m. 1:30 p.m. — College basketball: Maryland at No games scheduled L L Don Massengale Jersey Is unbeaten In Its last six road games terms with Tom CandlottI, pitcher, on a w W 74- 78— 152 Winnipeg at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. Sunday's Gome 1 18 2 Bob Goalby (3-0-3), tylngafranchlse record....Winnipeg one-year contract. Duke. ESPN Georgetown 8 80- 72— 152 Pittsburgh at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. All Star Gome at Houston, 3 p.m. 20 4 Tommy Aaron has lost five In a row.... Edmonton broke an MILWAUKEE BREWERS—Agreed to 1:30 p.m. — Oilers at Bruins, NESN Syracuse 6 4 79- 73— 152 Calgary at Washington, 7:35 p.m. 19 4 Al Chondler Klecko calls it quits eight-game losing streak In Philadelphia terms with Bill Wegman, pitcher, on a Seton Hall 6 4 78- 74— 152 New Jersey at Montreal, 8:05 p.m. 2 p.m. - College basketball: Hartford at 17 Bill Halvorson that dated to Nov. 13, 1982 with a 3-1 victory two-year contract. Agreed to terms with Providence 6 4 4 - Philadelphia at Toronto, 8:05 p.m. 7 George Canning 76 76— 152 INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Joe Klecko, veteran of over theFlyers at the Spectrum. ...Boston Is Gary Sheffield, shortstop, on a one-year Vermont, WKHT St. John's 5 5 13 75- 77— 152 New York Islanders at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. NBA Today 13 10 Tom NIeporte 11-0-1 against Los Angeles at the Boston contract. Villanova 4 5 81- 71— 152 2 p.m. — Boxing: Donald Curry vs. Rene Jacquot. 11 10 Billy Farrell 12 N FL seasons who has had major surgery on both ciarden since Jan. 24,1981. National League Pittsburgh 4 6 - Detroit at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. Dennis Bradley 77 76— 153 knees, told the Indianapolis Colts he’s through with Stats CHICACK) CUBS— Agreed to terms with Channel 3 Scoreboard Connecticut 3 6 12 7 Sunday's Gomes Curtis Wllkerson, shortstop, on a two-year All-Star Weekend starts at the Summit In Boston College 1 8 8 11 Brian Mullen of the New York Rangers 3 p.m. — College basketball: Florida at Kentucky. football because " I ’m tired. I ’m worn out” Los Angeles at Chicago, 2:35 p.m. played In his 500th NHL game Thursday contrart. Houston with the slam-dunk contest, St. Louis at Buffalo, 7:05 p.m. CINCINNATI RED S— Signed Jose Rllo, Channel 30 long-distance shootout and N BA Legends Today's Games The Colts on Friday would not confirm that night and Boston gooltender Reggie Vancouver at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Lemelln played In his 400th.... Edmonton's Keith Kolser, Mike Moscrev and Scott 3 p.m. — Bowling: Florida Open. Channel 8 game. Detendlng champions MIchoel Boston College at UConn (Civic Klecko had retired, although plans are in the works Edmonton at New York Rangers,7:35p.m. Scudder, pitchers, to one-year contracts. Jordan and Larry Bird will miss the slom Center), 1 p.m. Soccer victory at Philadelphia Thursday was only for a “ Joe Klecko Day.” the third for the Oilers In 15 visits since Pioneer League 3:30 p.m. — Golf: Senior Championship. ESPN dunk contestandthe3-polnt competition. Georgetown at Pittsburgh, 4 p.m. Calgary at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. HELENA BREWERS— Announced the St. John's at Syracuse, 7 p.m. Kelley said Klecko was unavailable for comment, enterlngtheNHLIn 1979.... Hartford,22-2B-4 4 p.m. — College basketball: Georgetown at Stars overall, 1S5-1-0against Buffalo. team's new owner, Ron Romaneskl. Thursday Seton Hall at Villanova, 8 p.m. but New York Newsday said Klecko told the Colts on Named Steve Warshaw general manager. Pittsburgh. Channel 3 Ricky Berry, Kings, scored a season-high Monday's Game Sbotsongool ^ WiSL standings NHL results The New York Rongersare5-for-40onthe BASKETBALL 4 p.m. — College basketball: Bradley at Drake. 34 points. Including seyen 3-polnters, os Syracuse at Georgetown, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday that he would retire and that the formal National Basketball Association Sacramento set records tor most 3-polnters Tuesday's Games power play In their last eight gomes. ... SportsChannel W L Pet. GB announcement would be made on Monday. PhlladelphlagoaltenderRonHextallls16-7-2 UTAH JAZZ— Signed John Stockton, (16) and attempts (31) In a 142-117 yietory Providence at Villanova, 8 p.m. guard, to a multiyear contract, 4:30p.m, — Skiing: World Alpine Championships. oyer Golden State. St. John's at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. Baltimore 16 8 .667 — Klecko, 35. spent his entire N FL career with the Canucks 5. Sabres 4 In his lost 25 starts.... Pittsburgh’s Wendell San Diego 14 12 .538 3 Young Is 6-1-0 In seven decisions since being FOOTBALL Mark Price, Cayollers, scored 27 points Boston College at Notre Dame, 8 p.m. New York Jets until coming to the Colts last season. Notional Football League Channel 8 and handed out nine assists os Cleyelond Wednesday's Game Dallas 14 13 .519 3>/3 recal led from Muskegon of the IHL. 4:30 p.m. — Figure skating: U.S. Championships. Los Angeles 14 14 .500 4 Vancouver 3 2 0—5 Slapshots CLEVELAND BROWNS— Signed Darryl deteoted Indiana 106-99. Price shot 12 ot 16 Seton Hall at UConn (Civic Center), 8 Usher, wide receiver. and scored eight points during a 2('-5 tourth p.m. Wichita 13 15 .464 5 Buffalo J ' ' — 4 Wayne Gretzky of Los Angeles, covered Channel 8 Tacoma 12 15 .444 5Vj Rrst Period— 1, Buffalo, Houslev 21 by Ken LlnsennonandCralg Janneyattlmes KANSAS CITT CHIEFS—Named Tony quart errunostheCavslmoroyedto35-11. Saturday, Feb. 18 Canseco stopped by police Dungy defensive backtleld coach. 5 p.m. — Golf: Hawaiian Open. Channel 30 Robert Reid, Hornets, scored 28 points. UConn at Villanova, 8 p.m. Kansas City 10 16 .385 7 (Bodger, Valve), 3:04 (pp). Z Vancouver, on multiple shifts, managed lust three shots Reinhart 7 (Skriko, Linden), 5:45 (pp). 3, on goal while going scoreless for only the PITTSBURGH STEELERS— 5 p m. — Tennis: Euro Am erica’s Cup. ESPN Including a 15-tooter with lOseconds lett,as Georgetown at Boston College, 8 p.m. Friday's Gomes MIAMI (A P) — Jose Canseco of the Oakland Named John Fox defensive backs coach. Charlotte detected Atlanta 110-108. Reid was Syracuse at Providence, 8 p.m. lucuiiiu ui fsuiiDua ^iiy« o.m v Magic Johnson's hamstring Inlury will Larry Mowry 74-69— 143 Hill leads PGA Seniors torce him to miss Sunday's All-Star game. It Buf (hIgh-stIckIng), 14:49; Sutter, Van Woshlngfon defensemen Kevin Hatcher Noon — Tennis: Euro America’s Cup. ESPN Paul Moran 71-73— 144 1949 — Willie Pep becomes the (high-sticking), 14:49; Butcher, Van (Inter­ will miss at least the next 10 days otter also enobles Lakers center Koreem Abdul- Billy Maxwell 73-71—144 PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. (AP) — Mike 12:45 p.m. — College basketball: Arizona at Jabbar to participate In his 19th All-Star first boxer in the history of the ference), 16:48. suffering two broken bones In his left foot. Dave Hill 73-72— 145 Shots on goal— Vancouver 11-5-4— ^20. Hatcher suffered the Inlury Sundov when he GOP Women Oklahoma. Channel 3 Gome In 20 seasons. Commissioner David Bruce Crompton 72-73—145 126-pound class to regain a lost Hill shot 1-under-par 71 Friday and weathered a Stern selected Abdul-Jabbor to reploce Buffalo 11-10-7— 28. was hit by Mike Bullard's shot In a3-1 loss to Margaret Edwards 172, Alexis Donald 1 p.m. — College basketball: UNLV at North Arnold Palmer 71-74— 145 championship with a 15-round challenge from Al Geiberger to hold on to a Power-ploy Opportunities— Vancouver 2 Philadelphia. 187-477, Flroia SIvlee 178, Joyce Tyler teammate Johnson on the Western Conter- Orville Moody 7075—145 Carolina State, Channel 30 ence roster Thursday. The only season unanimous decision over one-stroke lead after two rounds of the 50th PGA of 5; Buffalo 2 of 8. Status 179-472, Corolyn Wilson 477, Eleanor Harold Henning 72-73— 145 Goalies— Voncouver, Weeks, 9-15-5 (28 Detroit gooltender Greg Stefan, who has Berggren 458, Cell Ray 466. 1 Abdul-Jabbar tailed to moke thesauod was 1 p.m — Skiing: World Alpine Championships, Ben Smith 72-73— 145 Sandy Saddler at Madison Seniors Championship. shots-24 saves). Buffalo, Wakaluk, 0-2B mlssedflvegomesduetoabacklnlurv,lsout 1977-78. Bob Brue 75-70— 145 Hill, refusing to buckle under pressure, birdied Indefinitely. The Red Wings recalled Tim Channel 8 Supersub Square Garden in New York. (16-11), Cloutier (0:00 third, 4-4). U.S. Mixed 2 p m. — Golf: Senior Championship, ESPN Chicago guard Craig Hodges, the last Doug Dalzlel 73-72— 145 the first two holes and made par on 15 of the next 16 A— 14,540. Chevaldoe from Adirondock of theAHLto player off the Bulls bench Thursday, scored Don Bles 72-74— 146 Referee— Ron Hoggarth. Linesmen— take his place. ... Winnipeg's Dale Hawer- Cindy Hurley 181-477, Linda Skoglund 2 p.m. — Tennis: Volvo of Chicago, USA oseason-hlgh20polntsln21 minutes, ISInthe Gardner Dickinson 74-72—146 1957 — The National Hockey to finish with a 36-hole total of 6-under 138 on the Jerry Patemon, Ray Scapinello. chuk Thursday missed his third straight 176488, Ruth Ahlberg 186495, Donna fourth quarter,as the Bullsbeat San Antonio John Brodle 73-73— 146 windy Champion course at PGA National. game becouse of a fractured cheekbone. He Vrissis 191, Linda Latulippe 176190-511, 2:45 p m. — NBA All-Star game, Channel 3 (3arv Player 7076— 146 League Players Association is may return Saturdayagolnst Hartford. 4:30 p.m. — Golf: Hawaiian Open. Channel 30 106-103. Hodges mode8 of 12shots, Including Geiberger. who led by one shot after 11 holes, Chorles Moselsky 226, Dave Fenn three 3-polnters. Jimmy Powell 78-89— 147 formed and Ted Lindsay of the Hockey Today Scouting 216212-611, Sue Hale 189-192, Suzenne 4:30 p.m. — Figure skating: U.S. Championships. Billy Casper 73-75— 148 followed at 139 after posting a 70 that featured four Mike Richord hod two goals and two Feltman 181-483, Lee Coe 200, Shelia Stats Jim O'Hern 75-73— 148 Detroit Red Wings is elected assists os Baltimore (Capitals) beat Halifax Channel 8 Sa cramentoand Golden Stoteattempteda birdies and bogeys on the 12th and 13th holes that Coppalla 204-487, Ernie Whipple 220-559, record 45 3polnts shots Thursday, 31 by the Walter ZembrIskI 76-72— 148 president. Scoreboard (Nordlques) 63 In an A H L game Thursday Dale Pecker 191-204-562, Sheila BonettI 7:30 p.m. — Flames at Penguins. SportsChannel Kings. The Kings’ Ricky Berry took 14, Stan Thirsk 73-76— 149 1971 — Montreal’s Jean Beli- enabled Hill to regain the lead. New Jersey at Montreal (8:05 p.m. EST). night. 480, Diane Brennan 233-180-547, Mike making seven, while Harold Pressley wos Joe Carr 74-75— 149 Miller Barber closed fast to post a 69 that left him, The Devils try to finish a five-goal rood trip S p r i n g Kopp 201-200-592, Ed Wilson 213, Cathy 8 p.m. — College basketball: Stanford at Bobby Nichols 78-71— 149 veau scores his 500th goal in the without o loss, while Montreol Is 18-1-2 In Its "We have to play top-notch hockey from 4-tor-9. three shots behind the leader at 141. Joe Jimenez Kenny 179, Linda Burton 189-490, Do­ Fullerton State. ESPN Shooting Monks (5ay Brewer 79-70— 149 Canadien’s 6-2 victory over the Iast21homegomes. hereon In. It'sgolngtotakeabloetfortfrom reen LaChopelle 179-176486, Walt Dell- 8 p.m. — College basketball: Rhode Island at San Antonio forward Greg "Cadllloc" Dick Hendrickson 74-75— 149 followed at 142 after shooting a 70, and Larry Mowry Streofcs . , everybody.But we hove a lot of faith In sle 179-176486, Sandy Cullens 160. Lee Elder 74-76— 150 Minnesota North Stars. Calgary has won five In o row and is ours^vesond we think we can dolt."— New Houston, USA Anderson mode lust four of 10 free throw shot a 69 for a two-day total of 143. Olajuwon the logical choice for MVP award Prairie View gridders strike

Bv Bill Barnard .TAW Team members say ecjucation ignored The Associated Press PRAIRIE VIEW. Texas (AP) giving the players what is due semester and because Patchings HOUSTON — Akeem Olajuwon and — Prairie View A&M football them at the beginning of a disregarded a study hall for the Houston Astrodome are NBA players think textbooks should be semester. Catchings pays football .players set up several history waiting to happen. as important as playbooks so they monthly, holding that over the years before. Olajuwon. the starting center for are going on strike because they players’ heads for performance. Players said they talked to the Western Conference, will be the feel coach Haney Catchings isn’t The coach also controls which Catchings and Athletic Director only player from the Houston Rockets concerned about their education. players get books. Pierce said Brutus Jack.son about the prob­ “And last year, some of the lems, but neither has offered any in Sunday’s NBA All-Star Game. The All 55 Prairie View team last two years, and 10 times in 38 guys didn’t get their books until relief. members voted to boycott all mid-term,’’ the player said Team captain Anthony Wallace pre%'ious All-Star games, the most football-related activities, includ­ valuable player has come from the “This year, after the la.st football said the team had thought about ing the approaching .spring drills, game, when we had two weeks walking about about a year ago host city. until Catchings is fired. The All-Star Game also comes 21 until finals, he said, ‘All right, He said he was not familiar with a y’all. now you can go work on similar situation at San Jose years after Elvin Hayes of the FEBRUARY 10-12.1989 About 38 players who met University of Houston used the Thursday night said the coach is your academics.’’’ State in which a basketball team Astrodome as his personal showcase. that game two years ago.’’ Olajuwon holding their education hostage to The players said 43 of the 55 walked out on its coach. The Big E led Houston to an upset said. “He was shooting from every­ get more football playing time out team members have grade-point Catchings was out of town victory over Kareem Abdul-Jabbar where. Playing center is just a little of them. averages under 2.0 They claim Friday and not available for (then Lew Alcindor) and top-ranked different, so it might be tougher for “He threatens to cut off our the bad scholastic performance is comment. Jackson did not return UCLA before 52,693 fans at the me” financial aid” .said Kevin Pierce. because they were not given telephone calls to The Associated Astrodome. Chambers, who now plays for Pierce said that instead of books at the beginning of the Press. Abdul-Jabbar. who is averaging Phoenix, was selected to this year’s just 9.9 points a game, will be playing West team as a backup forward. AP photo after all this weekend, named Thurs­ Although he is an eight-year NBA day by NBA Commissioner David veteran. Chambers said fans re­ ELECTED — Former Boston Celtic Chang out of Volvo tournament Stern as the replacement for injured member him most for his perfor­ player and coach K.C. Jones was Laker teammate Magic Johnson. mance in the Seattle All-Star game. CHICAGO (AP) — Michael Gilbert. leg before arriving in Chicago. Johnson, one of the West’s starters, “I’ll always cherish that game,” elected to the Basketball Hall of Fame, it Chang, the 16-year-old pheenom It was the second free pass for And. on Thursday night, when he will be missing after tearing a Chambers said. “When the crowd gets was announced Friday. who knocked second-seeded De La Pena in the six-day event. beat Connors, 6-3. 7-6 (7-2). he hamstring in Wednesday night’s behind you. you can really get going. Jimmy Connors out of the Volvo He won by default against Aaron aggravated the condition. game with Golden State. He is For that reason. Akeem has to be the Chicago Tennis tournament, took Krickstein, who had to withdraw Tim Mayotte, the fourth seed, expected to be out seven to 10 days. early favorite for the MVP ’’ K.C. Jones picked himself out of the event Friday Wednesday due to tendinitis in took a big step toward his third A crowd of up to 45.000 is expected, The West, which will be coached by because of tendinitis in his right the right elbow. straight Chicago title by over­ which would break the previous the Lakers’ Pat Riley lor the seventh “I am very sorry to have to powering Andres Gomez 6-3. 6-1 All-Star record of 43,146 at the Hoosier time in eight years, will have for hall of fame His opponent. Horatio De La leave Chicago,” Chang said in an in a quarterfinal match. Dome in Indianapolis in 1985, A forwards Karl Malone and Alex Pena of Argentina, advanced to statement issued by tournament Mayotte, the 11th rated player different seating configuration than the semifinal round Saturday to officials. “I have been playing in the world, needed one hour and English and guard Dale Ellis in the three minutes to dispose of the one used in 1968 will be in place starting lineup along with Olajuwon. Bv Trudy Tynan meet the winner of the match well.” Sunday. Jordan will start at guard again for The Associated Press between John McEnroe and Brad Chang had problems with his Gomez “It would be nice to be the MVP in the East along with Isiah Thomas. Houston.” said Olajuwon. the NBA’s The East center is Moses Malone and SPRINGFIELD. Mass. — K.C. Jones and Lenny leading scorer among centers. “But I the starting forwards are Charles Wilkens. outstanding guards who played and won’t put that kind of pressure on Barkley and Dominique Wilkins. AP photo coached against each other, were elected Friday to myself. My philosophy is ‘no expecta­ Len Wilkens, who was Seattle’s the Basketball Hall of Fame. Well Clean Your Car tion. no disappointment.’’’ coach when he led the West in the 1979 WEST ALL-STAR — Kareem Abdul-Jabbar of the Lakers, They were joined by William “Pop” Gates, 71. “I think he’ll have a big game, but and 1980 All-Star games, will coach shown in a file photo, will be on the West team in Sunday’s NBA who played with the New York Renaissance and you never know with so many stars the East by virtue of leading the other teams during the game’s barnstorming years and just one ball,’’ Rockets coach Don Cleveland Cavaliers to the NBA’s best All-Star game. He was named as the replacement for injured in the 1930s and 1940s. Inside And Out. Chaney said. record at midseason. Laker teammate Magic Johnson. “This is the sort of thing that happens to Tom Chambers, then of Seattle, won superstars, all-stars and scorers, and not people in 1987 and Chicago’s Michael Jordan Although none will be starting. Other East reserves are center and center Kevin Duckworth of who can’t shoot.” said Jones, who retired last year last year. Wilkens can call on three Cavaliers on Patrick Ewing and guard Mark Portland, center Mark Eaton and as coach of the Boston Celtics, for whom he played Chambers scored 34 points and had the bench for the East in center Brad Jackson of New York and forwards guard John Stockton of Utah, forward earlier in his career. Two Ways four steals as the West defeated the Daugherty, forward Larry Nance and Kevin McHale of Bo.ston and Terry James Worthy of the Lakers and For years, he was overshadowed by his college East 1.54-149 in overtime at the Seattle guard Mark Price. Ron Harper. Cummings of Milwaukee. forward Chris Mullin of Golden State. and pro teammate Bill Russell. To Save, Kingdome. Cleveland’s leading scorer, was not The West reserves besides Eaton and Duckworth were named “At San Francisco (where he and Russell won two “I remember Tom Chambers in selected, however. Chambers are guard Clyde Drexler as reserves ahead of Abdul-Jabbar. NCAA championships) and the pros, my contribu­ (With The tion was my brain, not my scoring ability. I just did the blue-collar-type things.” Jones said. Coupons Wilkens. now coach of the Cleveland Cavaliers, Below)!!! Wilkens the second coach to lead both conferences ranks third in the NBA in career assists with 7,211. demurred. “K.C. was a fine player” Oscar Robert.son had 23 points. 14 assists and nine Wilkens, a standout at Providence College, Car Wash By Bill Barnard averaged 16.5 points and 6.7 assists a garne during a rebounds in 1961, Abdul-Jabbar had 17 points, 16 344 Broad ST Manchester 646-6846 The Associated Press All-Star Notebook rebounds and nine assists in 1980 and Magic Johnson 15-year professional career with St. Louis. Seattle. had 22 assists, 15 points and nine rebounds in 1984. Portland and Cleveland. Before coming to Cleve­ Lenny Wilkens will become the .second coach to land two seasons ago. he coached at Portland and Save $25.00 lead both conferences in the All-Star Game when he Seattle, where his 1979 team won the NBA leads the East at Houston Sunday. and the leading scorer for the Phoenix Suns, but his Sunday’s game will be the second NBA All-Star Save $3.00 contest played in Texas, following the 1986 game in championship. , . Wilkens. now coach of the Cleveland Cavaliers, teammates don’t lack for firepower. He will coach the East Team in Sunday s NBA Winter Detailing joins Alex Hannum in that category. Wilkens guided Kevin Johnson, Armon Gilliam and Eddie Dallas. All-Star game in Houston, an honor Jones had for Hot Touch Wash Package the West to a win in 1979 and a loss in 1980 when he Johnson all have 40-point games for the Suns, while The San Antonio Spurs played host to the 1975 Special American Basketball Association All-Star Game. four straight years. , •Full Service Exterior Wash was coach of the Seattle SuperSonics. Chambers’ season high is 39. Jones only averaged 7.4 points a game m his •Simoniz® Orbital Polish Wax Hannum led the West twice, in 1958 as coach of the nine-year playing career with the Celtics, during •Interior Cleaning 1 St. Louis Hawks and in 1965 as coach of the San The All-Star Most Valuable Player has been won which Boston won eight straight NBA champion­ •Undercarriage Wash 8c (A Teflon® fortified polish) Francisco Warriors. His only win came as coach of by a player from the ho.st city 10 times. Five former Houston Rockets were on the West ships, but he contributed an average 4.9 assists and Rust Inhibitor •Detailed Interior Cleaning the East in 1968, while he was with the Philadelphia They are Ed Macauley of Boston in 1951, Bob team in the old-timers’ game. could make his presence felt in clutch games. •Simoniz0 Poly Sealant Wax 76ers. Cousy of Boston in 1957, Bob Pettit of St. Louis in 1958 Rick Barry, Elvin Hayes. Rudy Tomjanovich. Although Jones, the 18th person associated with $49.00 and 1962. Wilt Chamberlain of Philadelphia in 1960. Calvin Murphy and Mike Newlin are on the West the Celtics to be enshrined, was elected the first $6.95 (a $ 7 4 .0 0 value) Seven players will be making their All-Star debuts Rick Barry of San Francisco in 1967, Adrian Smith team, which also includes Rockets coach and year he was nominated and Wilkens on the second (a $12.95 value, regularly $9.95) Sunday. of Cincinnati in 1966, Jerry West of the Los Angeles former University of Houston star Don Chaney. try. Hall of Fame Director Joe O’Brien said he was Valid (With Coupon) Until 3/1/89 “I’m looking forward to just being in the locker Point guards Mark Jackson and Mark Price will Lakers in 1972. Tom Chambers of Seattle in 1987 and shocked at some of the players rejected by the Valid Monday. February 13th thru Michael Jordan of Chicago last year. room and hearing all the old war stories.” Hayes Not VaUd With Any Other play for the East and Kevin Duckworth. Mark honors committee. Thursday, February 16th / Eaton Dale Elli.s, Chris Mullin and John Stockton said “I can defend the purity of the process, but the Coupon Or Promotion Not Valid Without Coupon Or With Please Call F o r An Appointment are making their first appearances for the West There has never been a triple-double in an NBA The West will be coached by Slater Martin, a basketball fan in me can’t believe Earl Monroe or /inyOthe^Cougo|^Orftomotion_^ All-Star Game, although three players have come native of Houston who played in the NBA for 11 Dave Bing isn’t in the Hall of Fame.” said O’Brien, Priced For Average SUe Car Tom Chambers is an All-Star reserve for the West close. seasons and was a seven-time All-Star. who doesn’t have a vote. High School Roundup Xavier From page 46

Xavier five nips East for a second time the difference the first half,” explained assistant coach Mike Masse, MIDDLETOWN — The next time East Catholic The Indians, however, found it more difficult in sees Xavier High, it'll be too soon. the second half and were awarded only six free Unless it's in a state championship game. throws. Windham, on theotherhand. wasabletoget For the second time this year. Xavier High took a to the line the second half. one-point verdict from the Eagles, annexing a 55-54 “ There were a couple of crucial calls (that went verdict Friday night in Alt Conneciicut Conference against us)," DePasqua said, reviewing the third quarter. Windham took a 36-33 lead after three play East had an opportunity to win it after a Falcon periods and was able to hold on. turnover with two seconds left but a 10-foot “ It was nip and tuck. We had them on the ropes but turnaround jumper by Reid Gorman in the corner we fouled them and put them on the line (and they missed its mark. converted in the fourth quarter) ” DePasqua said. East, 4-4 in the ACC and 8-8 overall, dropped a Chief nemesis to the Indians was Colleen Healy. 45-44 verdict to the Falcons on Jan. 24 at the Eagles’ who netted a game-high 26 points to lead Windham gym. The Eagles, who had shot well from the foul She was 6-for-7 from the foul line in the stretch run. line all year, saw that streak desert them with a Fowler had a career-high 14 points to pace in .r.VL S MEADOWLANDSTl : ^ 13-for-24 performance. Manchester with Tina Stone adding 10. Lisa Cartier "It was our worst game from the foul line this year m added a strong defensive game for the Indians, limiting Melanie Moreau to eight points. Moreau ijj^ and that hurt us," East Coach Ray Page said. Xavier. 4-3 in the ACC and 8-9 overall, took aa 21-12 had 25 in the first game. WINDHAM (50) — Colleen Healy 106-726, Karen Schwando lead after one quarter. “ We were impatient and 2 3-4 7, Melanie Moreau 2 4-8 8, Kathleen Szegda 2 1-4 5, Tara turned the ball over." Page said. 'The Eagles RIslev 10-02, Connie RusoOO-20, Laura MartlnOO-00, Deanna Rotrano 1 0-0 2. Totals 18 14-25 50. climbed back to within 30-25 at the half, tying it at MANCHESTER (40) — Tina Stone42-210,Trish O’Connell2 40-all after three periods. 2-4 6, Lisa Cartier 0 0-0 0, Amy Mann 0 0-0 0, Shelly DIeterle 3 "After (the first half) we played pretty good 2-5 8, Beth O'Brien 1 0-0 2, Cheryl Fowler 3 7-10 14. Totals 13 13-21 40. basketball," Page said. 3-polnt goals: M- Fowler It was a see-saw fourth quarter with Xavier Halftime: 26-24 Monchester. enjoying from a 2- to 5-point spread. Xavier’s Mark IveGoullon made it a 55-52 game with a bucket with a East Catholic swim minute left before Pete Lopatka (12 points) tos.sedin a hoop for East with 34 seconds left. beaten by St. Bernard AP photo The Eagles regained possession with two seconds GROTON — The East Catholic High boys’ left, but couldn’t find the mark. WINS WITH BAD LEG — Jackie Joyner-Kersee won with aa time of 7.40 Gorman had 14 points and Scott Altrui 13 to lead swimming team was beaten by host St. Bernard. w. 96-73, Friday night at the UConn-Avery Point pool. Joyner-Kersee clears the final hurdle on despite injuring her leg in the heats. At East. The Eagles were without the services of left is Kim McKenzie, who finished 6-foot-5 center Ted Oliva for most of the game. “ He East is now 1-6 for the season with its next meet her way to winning the 55-meter hurdles hurt himself in practice ("Thursday). He tried to go Tuesday at 5: ?0 p.m. against E.O. Smith in Storrs at Friday night at the Meadowlands second. but was limiting pretty badly after five minutes .so I the UConn pool. Invitational at the Meadowlands Arena. took him out. Not having him didn’t help” Page Freshman Neal Freemer set a school record in said. winning the 100-yard butterfly with a time of 59.76 Tim Seeger tried to make up for Oliva’s loss and for the Eagles. Mike Carter (200 and 500 free). grabbed seven rebounds for East. Brandon Bilodeau (100 free) and Mike Jasion (.50 Canucks edge past Sabres Cbris Bradley had 14 points and Bari Winner and free) also swam well for East. Anthony Menard 13 apiece for Xavier. BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — Tony Turgeon, Phil Housley and Jeff John Tonelli fired a slap shot Results: . . „ from the blueline that was East took the junior varsity game. 70-50. 200 medley relay: 1. St. Bernard 1:54.98. Tanti had a goal and two assists to Parker added the other Buffalo Freshmen Chris Paradise (24) and Rob Penders 200 tree: 1. Freemer (EC) 2:03.35, Tyrell (SB), 3. Arnold lead the Vancouver Canucks goals. stopped by Washington goalie (21) led the 13-2 young Eagles. (SB) Clint Malarchuk. But the rebound 200 IM : 1. Cookk (SB) 2:21,34, 2. Martin (EC), 3. Priscoll snapped a four-game losing Housley opened the scoring for East’s next game is its final home game of the (SB) streak with a 5-4 victory over the came free and Robitaille pushed 50 free: 1. Ambrose (EC) 24.56, 2. Sullivan (SB), 3. Vitale Buffalo. the puck over the goal line for the season on Tuesday at 5 p.m. when it hosts St. Joseph -.l-t:. Buffalo Sabres Friday night. of Trumbull. *^(3lvjng: 1. Plorphv (SB) 149.8 points, 2. M.Jasion (EC), 3. Paul Reinhart, Jim Benning. Kings 7, Capitals 6: At Lan- game-winner. The victory was the Kings’ first XAVIER (55) — Borl Winner 6 1-1 13, Chris Bradley A 1-3 14, ■^°1^(/y:^1. Freemer (EC) 59.76 (school record), 2. Martin Trevor Linden and David Bruce dover, Md., Luc Robitaille scored Anthony Menard 5 3-4 13, Peter Burdick 0 4-7 4, Jett Baron 2 were the other Vancouver his second goal of the game 1:39 in nine road games. They were 0-0 4, Mark LeGoullon 2 3-5 7, Pool Shelffle 0 0-0 0. Totals 21 ‘^1M'tree:“ l° D^^scoll (SB) 57,60, 2. Tyrell (SB), 3. Vitale 12- 20 55. into overtime to lift the Los 0-.5-3 away from home entering scorers. the game. The Capitals have won EAST CATHOLIC (54) — Scott Altrui 4 ^713, Reid Gornnan free: 1. Zlogla (SB) 6:11.24, 2. Carter (EC), 3. Kowack Rick Vaive had a goal and two Angeles Kings to a 7-6 victory 5 3-314, Ted Oliva 0 1-41, Don Callahan 11-23, Pete Lopatka 4 over the Washington Capitals just once in their last seven home 2-3 12, Scott Sensenev 1 0-0 2, Bill Evans 1 0-1 2, Brett *^M back: 1. Cook (SB) 1:03.28 , 2. Arnold (SB), 3. Sullivan assists for the Sabres, who have MIkkelsen 1 0-0 2, Tim Seeoer 2 1-4 5. Totals 19 13-24 54 lost four in a row, while Pierre Friday night. games, going 1-5-1. 3-polnt pools: EC- Lopotka 2, Gormon, X- Bradley. breast: 1. Breen (SB) 1:12.02, 2. Ambrose (EC), 3, Halftime: 30-25 Xavier. ^*4M ("ee^eloy: 1. ECHS (Fagan, Carter, Vitale, Freemer) Ayer pumps in 45 4:14.10. Reginald PInto/Manchastar Herald in Coventry victory Manchester swimmers MHS HEBRON — With senior All-State guarci Jack IN CONTROL — Manchester High’s Pieter VanderHeide (23) and Manches­ From page 48 Ayer pumping in 45 points, including six 3-pointers, Calvin Meggett (12) has the basketball ter’s Jason Goddard (25). Meggett had dunked by East Hartford visiting Coventry High raced past RHAM, 83-60. >n with Windham’s Bob Turner looking on 24 points to lead the Indians to a 70-61 52-46. after three quarters. Manchester’s 70 points. Charter Oak Ciinference boys’ basketball action EAST HARTFORD — Despite 15 personal best Windham Coach Neal Curland in their CCC East game Friday night at victory. clockings, the Manchester High boys’ swimming said. “ They (Manchester) had “ We’ve been playing better.” “ If we lost, the league (title) is Friday night. Kinel said. “ I think we have a basically over,” Kinel said. “ This Ayer also led the Patriots with 11 rebounds while Clarke Arena. In the rear are Windham’s team bowed to ho.st East Hartford High, 94-78, their backs to the wall. They had little more team unity than we’ve keeps us in contention.” senior Scott Lucas added 16 points and eight Friday afternoon in CCC East Division action. to win this game They took some COVENTRY (83) — Jack Aver 15 9-10 45, Scott Lucas 6 4-4 fact, had the halftime lead before Windham was very bad shots that went in” had in a long time. We really Manchester also took the junior rebounds. John Totten chipped in with six points and The Indians slide to 2-2 in the CCC East. 6-5 16, Frank Coombs 2 1-1 5, Mike Oswald 4 0-0 10, Chris able to take the upper hand in the second half en The Whippets committed nine wanted this game. We were a varsity contest, 57-53. Darren seven caroms. McCarthy 0 0-0 0, Noel Dolbler 0 0-0 0, John Totten 1 4-5 6, overall, with the loss, Cralp Paton 0 0-0 0, Pat Bradley 0 0-0 0, Bob Johnson 01-21, route to a 50-40 verdict in CCC East Division play. turnovers in the second quarter. little embarrassed (last time). Goddard led the young Indians Coventry, which has won five straight, moves to Bob Johnson 0 1-2 1, Randy Leete 0 0-0 0, Bob Buteau 0 0-0 0. The win moves the Whippets to 7-3 in the CCC Sx)*medjev relay: 1. MHS (Brian Cromble, Eric Fleming, Windham, which never led, ran We had a lot of motivation for this with 14 points while Ross added 13- 1 in the'cOC and 14-2 overall. RHAM drops to 5-8 Totals 28 19-22 83. Eglis Ramans, Brian Parkanv) 1:51.04, 2. EH, 3. EH. 10. 1 East. 11-5 overall, while the loss drops the Indians to off the first seven points of the game” in the league and 6-9 overall. The Patriots will be at RHAM (40) — Eric Cavoli 5 6-718, Ben Wilson 21-1 5, Jason 200 tree: 1. Brown (EH) 2:01, 2. Cromble (M ), 3. Fargo Malloy 11-2 3, Jason Wadsworth 4 6-814, Mike Newhouse51-2 4-6. 9-7. third quarter and trimmed the Two Lamed free throws cut the MANCHESTER (70)— Corv Goldston Cromwell High Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. 11, Jett Soores 41-29, Justin Foran00-00, Greg Legault00-00, (EH) 4 6-11 15, Jason Goddard 11 2-524, Willie Manchester’s next game is Tuesday at home 200 IM: 1. Ramons (M ) 2:16.28, 2. Rokauskas (EH), 3. Indian lead to 42-40 on a bucket by Indian lead to 53-51 with 6:35 to go Holding a 17-12 advantage after one stanza, Maruc DeForest 0 0-0 0. Totals 21 16-23 60. Burg 0 0-0 0, Eric WIdmer 1 0-0 2, Calvin 3-polnt goals: C- Ayer 6, Oswa'd 2. R- Cavoli 2. against South Windsor High. Bob Turner, who led the Whippets in the game. Another Meggett Meggett 9 3-5 24, Erik Johnson 1 0-1 3, Coventry pulled away to lead by a 34-19 count at ^ M'treeM*!^Chenette (EH) 23.60, 2. Parkanv (M ), 3. Hollister Halftime: 34-19 Coventry “ We cut our turnovers way down (from the first with 16 points. “ Turner is tough." 3-pointer from downtown Man­ Darren Goddard 1 0-0 2, Jett Ross 00-00, halftime. (EH) Jim Anselmo 0 0-0 0. Totals 27 11-22 70. gam e),’’ Manchester head coach Joe DePasqua Diving: 1. Patulak (M) 167points, 2. Costaler (M ), 3. Doane Kinel said. chester pushed the lead to 64 .56 WINDHAM (61) — Ariel Morales 1 0-0 “ We got a decent lead in the second quarter,” Windham High giris with 4:29 left. Turner missed the 3, Bob Turner 7 2-3 16, Pieter Vander­ said. "(Cheryl) Fowler played a good game, she’s '^ M flv : 1. Ramons (M) :59 61, 2. Hollister (EH), 3. Lenehan Then, the Indians went on an 8-0 Heide 4 2-3 10, Rob Lamed 3 7-8 15, Rob Coventry Coach Ron Badstuebner said. “ We shot front end of a 1-and-l with 1:44 to really coming on. We were able to break their press free: 1. Chenette (EH) 54.40, 2. Parkanv (M ), 3. run capped off by a 10-footer by Haddad 2 3-4 9, Seth Narotskv 1 0-1 2, well from the foul line” The Patriots were 19-for-22 withstand Manchester Kevin Young 0 2-2 2, Tim Strond 1 2-2 4. this time.” Kowalaskv (EH). sophomore Darren Goddard and play. A pair of free throws could from the line. Windham had a 10-8 lead after the first quarter, 500 free: 1. Brown (EH) 5:40. 2. Collier (EH), 3. Flores (M ). a layup off a steal by his older have cut the margin to three. Totals 19 18-23 61. With Ayer netting 17 points in the third stanza, WILLIMANTIC — The first time Manchester 100 back: 1. Luna (EH) 1:04, 2. Cromble (M ), 3. Germano 3-polnt goals: M- Meggett 3, Goldston, brother. Jason, for a 50-40 Indian Pieter VanderHeide added 10 Johnson. W- Haddad 2, Lamed 2, Coventry assumed a commanding 65-40 lead after High girls’ basketball team met Windham High this before the Indians took a 26-24 halftime lead. "We (EH) 100 breast: 1. Fleming (M) 1:08.81, 2. Rakouskas (EH), 3. for Windham. Meggett, Goddard Mamies. year, the visiting Whippets were a resounding 74-42 were in the one-and-one (bonus) early and that was advantage with three minutes left Halftime: 42-33 Monchester three quarters. Barnes (EH). in the third. The Indians led. and Goldston combined for 63 of Mike Oswald added 10 points for Coventry while winners at Clarke Arena on Jan. 17. 400 tree relay: 1. EHHS 3:55, 2. EHHS, 3. MHS. Eric Cavoli had 18 points for the Sachems. It was a lot tougher Friday night. The Indians, in See XAVIER, page 47 ■mwh popuiatTo^, ^, Medical research sloppy, fraudulent /7 lEanrliPstpr lUrralJi

30 Cents Monday, Feb. 13, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm DiRosa is probably right about hiring a ‘man’ as manager believes women who currently Bv Nancy Concelman ville town manager. Maria Lopes, program director assistant managers. Lopes said. The service advisory group and serve as assistant town managers Manchester Herald DiRosa said last week that no of the International City Manag­ ICMA’s Talent Referral Ser­ a career support committee at East nipped again ICMA have created a task force to in Connecticut may become man­ women have applied for the ers Association’s Talent Referral vice tries to place women and iJlmtrbpatpr Hrralb find out why more minorities and agers in the future. Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. has Manchester position so far even Service, said a 1987 nationwide minorities in manager positions, “ I ’m sure there will be (female said officials hope to “ hire a though the town has asked survey by ICMA of its 7,063 Lopes said. Since its inception women aren’t in manager posi­ town managers) as more women man” by April as new town Korn-Ferry International, the member municipalities revealed about three years ago. the service tions. Lopes said The task force at wire by Xavier get the experience and are manager, and given the current consulting firm aiding in the that white men hold most elected has been in touch with more than hopes to release a report in a year interested in the position,” Bo­ set of applicants, a man may be search, to seek all types of or appointed administrative posi­ 300 employers from the public or two, she said. henko said. the town’s only choice. candidates. tions except municipal clerk and private sectors, she said. It is One of the barriers facing — see page 46 Karen R. Levine, former admi­ If Manche.ster does hire a man, “ We made it clear we wanted to positions. up to the employer to contact the qualified women and minorities nistrative assistant in Bolton, it will not be alone. There are no make sure we touch base with all Of the 4.800 municipalities service. is that there is no federal became Avon’s assistant town SPORTS female town managers in Con­ (applicant) pools, including surveyed for manager data. 552 “ We’ve had many inquiries.” legislation requiring the recruit­ manager in August. She agreed necticut. said John Bohenko. women,” DiRosa said. have female town managers. Of Lopes said. “ But the success rate ment of women and minorities. the 1,343 surveyed for assistant hasn’t been as great as we’d like it Lopes said. secretary of the Connecticut City Korn Ferry officials could not See MANAGER, page 10 Managers Association and Plain- be reached for comment. manager data. 402 have female to be.” Despite that, Bohenko said he MHS TIES FOR 1 ST PLACE President North jury By Jim Tierney campaigns Manchester Herald Back on Jan. 17, Manchester for budget High was soundly beaten by goes home; Windham High. 75-55. Now. with Windham leading By M errill Hartson the CCC East by one game over The Associated Press Manchester heading into Friday night’s clash at Clarke Arena, MANCHESTER, N.H. - Presi­ and. with feelings of vindication dent Bush opened a campaign for as a prime motivator, the Indians public support of his new budget hearing set were ready from the opening gun. today by returning to the state Behind 24 points apiece from that propelled him to his White North and the independent coun­ seniors Calvin Meggctt and Jason House victory and declared, “ our Bv Pete Yost sel’s office, which is handling the Goddard, the Indians established plan is a realistic one.” The Associated Press prosecution, then went into a their tempo early and went on to “ It is a budget plan that will closed session to discuss an post an important 70-61 victory. work, but not with business as WASHINGTON - The judge in undisclosed matter touching on Windham and Manchester are usual,” Bush said in remarks Oliver North’s Iran-Contra trial national security. prepared for a speech to the today sent the jury home and now tied for first in the league Walsh and the Justice Depart­ each at 8-2. Manchester, which Business and Industry Associa­ scheduled a hearing for Tuesday on a proposed agreement for ment had been in conflict since has won five straight, is 10-5 tion of New Hampshire. additional national security safe­ last Wednesday, when the depart­ overall while Windham slips to Meanwhile, Bush’s budget di­ guards that could allow the case ment began seeking an order that 9-5. The Indians, who were rector, Richard G. Darman, to go forward. would impose tight restrictions co-CCC East champs a year ago. prepared for talks with congres­ U.S. District Judge Gerhard A. on classified material that North will be at South Windsor High sional leaders on the $1.16 trillion Gesell indicated he is in no hurry wanted to present at trial. Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. plan the administration unveiled to rush to trial, referring to the Gesell rejected the proposal The 24 points were a career- last week. administrative stay issued at the and accepted more moderate high for Meggett, who canned Bush mixed words of backing Justice Department’s request controls offered by Walsh, who three 3-pointers. Goddard also for that plan — already encoun­ Sunday by Chief Justice William said he wanted to proceed with grabbed 13 rebounds. tering Democratic resistance in Rehnquist. the trial immediately. On Thurs­ “ Tempo was the key.” Man­ Congress — with a sentimental The full Supreme Court on day, the Justice Department chester Coach Frank Kinel said. thank you to the state that almost Friday is to consider the Justice went to court to try to delay the “The up tempo was to our one year ago gave him his first Department’s request to delay trial. advantage. To do that, you have victory in the race for the The department said it had to have some guys play well. And. Republican presidential the trial. “ You’re still jurors in this case, concluded, and that Walsh con­ in the first half. Calvin Meggett nomination. curred, that “ the trial could not and Jason Goddard were just on of course,” Gesell told the panel. “ It’s no coincidence that my “ You will be advised as soon as go forward without an additional fire.” very first stop is here in New protective order.” Effectively shuffling nine play­ the court knows whether the case Hampshire,” said Bush, who is allowed to go forward or not. I Walsh had initially opposed ers throughout, including fresh­ came here after a weekend of further restrictions on evidence men Jeff Ross and Jim Anselmo. regret the inconvenience this will relaxation at his seacoast retreat cause you.” in the trial, but the department Manchester jumped to a 20-17 in Maine. had countered with a threat to lead after one quarter behind 10 Hours after Rehnquist issued His speech was the first in what invoke the Classified Information points from Goddard and seven the stay, the Justice Department aides said would be a series of announced it had reached an Procedures Act, which gives the from Meggett. talks around the country as the attorney general broad power to “We play nine guys.” Kinel agreement with independent administration presses for agree­ prevent disclosures. Such a move explained. “ I don’t even watch counsel Lawrence Walsh to seek ment with Congress on spending additional controls from Gesell could make any trial of North the subsitutions. There are too impossible because his lawyers many. Walt (assistant coach cuts. designed to protect the govern­ Bush scored a decisive come­ ment against disclosure of sensi­ argue they could not present an Adamy) does a great job. He adequate defense. basically knows what I want.” back win in New Hampshire’s tive national security material by Feb. 16 primary election that North, a former White House It wasn’t known how quickly With Meggett adding 10 second- Gesell would rule on the motion. quarter points to give him 17 in restored momentum that had Patrick Flynn/Manchesler Herald aide. been halted with a defeat in the The Justice Department said it Since Rehnquist issued the stay, the first half, the Indians built a workout at Center Springs Park Gesell is expected to send the Iowa caucuses. WARMING UP — Jarad Englisby, 10, of will ask that Rehnquist’s stay be their lead to 35-27 after he nailed a jurors home until he does rule. long 3-pointer with 1; 23 left in the 121 Summit St„ removes his skates and Saturday. vacated immediately if Gesell In its statement Sunday, the a approves the agreement. half. A 3-pointer by senior Cory See CAMPAIGN, page 10 warms his feet by a fire i n the barrel after department said itibelieves that _] Goldston (15 points) four seconds Gesell scheduled arguments on < “ the joint motion will resolve any before intermission gave Man­ the agreement for 1:30 p.m. ca remaining differences” with u chester its largest lead, 42-31. of Tuesday. He told the jurors to s Election of woman bishop a turning point “ call in tomorrow after 4 ” to see Walsh regarding the handling of the night. classified information. » However. Rob Lamed (15 whether they are to be given a u reporting time for court. E- points) cut the Manchester lead ity of ministry, and I ’m sure that pushing, and I doubt that that’s Cathedral Church of St. Paul on VI Bv David Briggs The judge and lawyers for See NORTH, page 10 at the half to 42-33 with two free The Associated Press others will be following Barbara over.” Sunday to resist the temptation to U Reginald Plnto/Maneheeter Herald X throws. in the days ahead.” The ceremony made Harris the shut their eyes to issues such as u “ When another team is so up racism and AIDS. z Clarke Arena. Manchester won, 70-61, to move BOSTON — Religious leaders The Rev. t. Carter Heyward, first woman bishop in the three tempo like that, my kids got a SURROUNDED — Windham’s Ariel Morales is denominations that believe in “ If Jesus had not taken risks, 1 < say there’s no turning back from one of 11 women “ illegally” ‘Banya’ means relief s little bit caught up in it.” boxed in by Manchester’s Willie Burg (40) and into a tie for first place in the league. women in the Episcopal Church ordained in a 1974 service in apostolic succession, that church we would not be saved, ” said Calvin Meggett in Friday night’s CCC East clash at hierarchy now that a 2,000-year, Philadelphia that paved the way leadership can be traced to the Harris, who became a priest in See MHS, page 47 all-male bastion has been broken for the Episcopal Church’s appro­ apostles commissioned by Jesus. 1980 in Philadelphia. “ If the by the Rev. Barbara C. Harris’ val of women clergy two years The denominations are the Ro­ Diocese of Massachusetts had to stressed-out Soviets consecration as a bishop. later, said Harris’ consecration man Catholic, Eastern Orthodox decided to play it safe. I would not Presiding Bishop Edmond Lee was “a major step” for the and Anglican churches. The be here wearing a broche and a Bv Andrew Yurkovskv enough to warrant publication, Browning, spiritual leader of the denomination. Episcopal church is one of 28 chimere and a pectoral cross.” Manchester Herald said Rubinov, a journalist who Episcopal Church, said Harris’ “ I think we still have a long way national branches of the Anglican While nearly all of the more thinks of himself as the foremost consecration Saturday “ means to go,” she added. "M y expe­ communion. than 8,000 people who packed the MOSCOW — You could say that expert on the banya. But the hook that this church is realizing the rience in the Episcopal Church is In her first sermon as a bishop, the “ banya,” where Russians go has arou.sed sufficient interest in See BISHOP, page 10 wholeness of ministry, the total­ that it really does take some Harris told 400 worshipers at the to bathe and socialize, is the the current days of Glasnost, father of the Finnish .sauna. when much effort is being made The sauna is known around the to fill in the missing pages of world as the place where Finns recent and no-so-recent Russian Historic day’ for Manchester parishioners and non-Finns go to sweat their history. pounds and tensions away. The Rubinov. 65. a writer for the credentials. She was chosen weekly newspaper Literaturnaya veled to the Hynes Convention an outspoken advocate of the Russian banya. or bathhou.se. Bv Nancv Pappas because of the work she had done Gazeta. is a speciali.st on life in Center in Boston to be part of poor, and i.s without a conven­ isn’t as well-known as the sauna, Manchester Herald in her parish in Philadelphia Moscow His book on the banya what Mrs. Stringfellow termed tional divinity school degree, has but is older, dating back to at working on the streets with the will be called “ Sandunovy,” a “ a historic day.” faced tremendous opposition least the 12th century. And it was As the Rev. Barbara Harris poor,” said Stringfellow. nickname for the Sandunovskie The three-hour ceremony, since Sept. 24. That was when she the banya after which the Finns knelt Saturday to accept conse­ Stringfellow. one of only a Bathhouse on Neglinaya Street, which was an ecumenical affair was nominated to be assistant to modeled their own sauna. cration as the first woman bishop handful of black women who are which he considers the most with four choirs and representa­ Bishop David E. John.son of Soviets will be able to read in the history of the Anglican and active at St, Mary’s Episcopal beautiful one in Moscow. tives of dozens of churches, Massachusetts. about the history of the banya Epi.scopal churches, three Man­ CTiurch, 41 Park St., said she The banya. as any Russian will demonstrated “ unity between all But the fact that she does not fit when a book on the subject is chester people sat in the audience considered Harris’s race to be tell you, is something uniquely people from all religions and all the traditional mold of Episcopal published next year by Anatoly of 8,000 and rejoiced. bishops was part of what has unimportant. Rubinov. Eighteen years ago, Russian Bathers may spend Gladys Stringfellow. her son walks of life,” said Fedorchak. “ I found it very moving.” appealed to Mrs. Stringfellow. when he wrote his book, the Thomas Stringfellow Jr., and a “ She was not chosen for her See HISTORIC, page 10 subject wasn’t considered serious See BANYA. page 10 friend, Karen Fedorchak. tra­ Harris, who is black, divorced.