GAO Decides Split Contract OK on Engines
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Mrralb 19-27 Henry Street, Manchester Independence Villafse 1 bedroom townhouses GAO decides split contract •T: 'I M OK on engines V Sunny Brooke Village Bv Joseph AAianowanv simple statement Friday, noting. 226-240 New State Road 1 and 2 bedroom Ranch-type units United Press International "with this report in hand, we must look to the future rather than WASHINGTON - The Air Force worry the past to death." acted "properly and reasonably" The GAO noted that because the in splitting a major jet fighter future contracts have not yet been engine contract between the Gen- awarded, the report omitted con- eral Electric Co. and the Pratt & siderable data on the engines still Whitney Group, the General Ac- considered ’sensitive. ” counting Office said Friday. Pratt & Whitney s original F-lOO Over the next decade the con- engine became operational in 1974 tract could be worth more than $15 and has always powered the F-15 billion. and F-16. However, prompted by The GAO said by splitting the performance concerns and spare 12 contract, the Air Force will in- Parts availability questions, the u itially pay more than if all engines Air Force began looking for 10 were purchased from one com- alternatives, pany. Nonetheless, it said "the What resulted was a competition benefits gained from continuing between a General Elcctic engine competition, protecting against which is a derivative of the engine Homestead Park I Ula^e Lovely Recreation Area work disruptions, and expanding used on the B-1 bomber, and a new the mobilization base were worth version of Pratt & Whitney's F-lOO Congress and Homestead St. 1 and 2 bedroom townhouses Irving St. view atl^omestead Park Village H the added costs." engine. It noted the two manufacturers' "Extensive Air Force analyses proposals "were fairly evenly indicate that the alternative figh- matched" if either was to receive ler engine competition was a the entire contract. major success," the report said. "Under the split award arrange- "The Air Force estimates that the -1 * ment. General Electric's costs competition could save up to $3 Herald photo by Tarquinio were lower,” the study said. “ We billion over a 20-year period as concluded that the Air Force acted compared with continued procure- propcrly and reasonably in mak- ment of the existing F-lOO engine.” Daylight-saving time on the way ing this award. ” “ According to Air Force offi- Before the new arrangement, eials, both new engines promise to - ’li: Watching the hours run out till daylight-saving time is she’s pondering have to be synchronized, but they’ll ai$o Pratt & Whitney, a division of be more capable, durable and Constance E. Murphy, who has promptness on her mind have to be pushed ahead one hour at 2 a.m. on Sunday. If Connecticut’s United Technologies supportable than the current en- Corp., had a monopoly on manu- gine,” the report said, as a medical business administration student at today’s balmy weather is here to stay, that’ll mean one factoring engines for the F-15 and Manchester Community College. Not only will the clocks more waking hour of sunshine until October. F-16 fighter aircraft. However, on Feb. 3. the Air •••••••••••••••••••••• Building U.S.-ChIna friendship Force announced it was splitting 106-122 New State Rocid 1 and 2 bedroom townhouses the award for the 160 engines to be ^ I l l S I Q O ' I O Q 8 y Pine Ridge Village purchased in fiscal 1985. with , (the former Darna Farm) General Electric receiving 75 20 ooees, 2 sections, percent and Pratt & Whitney the * odverfisino supplements remainder. Reagan stresses common interests The Air Force left open the (Business...... 20 question of how it would award the churches 4 .4 ’ ' ^ ^ . 4 4 4.4 4 14 Bv Norman D. Sandler relations between Washington and challenges that remain, however, "Standing together, we can more than 1,800 other engines it ClossKled...... 18-19 United Press International Peking and, in a further goodwill will take both patience and mutual expand trade and commercial ties plans to buy in 1986 and beyond. Comics...... 9 gesture, annouced Hu and Chinese understanding." that increase the quality of life in The GAO report was requested Entertainment...... 7-8 PEKING — President Reagan President Li Xiannian had ac both countries," he said. "Stand by Sen. Lowell Weieker, R-Conn., I called for "patience and mutual cepted invitations to visit the Even as Reagan was calling for ing together, we can further peace who represents a state where Pratt peooletoik . 4 4 4 4 4 4 4! 4 4! 4 4 '2 understanding" Friday in his United States. trust and understanding. Chinese and security." & Whitney has a major plant. Sports...... is-i? efforts to build U.S.-China friend The climax of the official portion television was airing a censored Weieker, second ranking Repub- Television...... 7-9 During a state banquet in the ship and got a foreign policy of Reagan’s visit, the first by a U.S. version of his speech earlier in the lican on the Senate Appropriations Weather...... 2 huge Great Hall of the People, lecture from his Chinese hosts. president in nine years, was to day, in which he sang the tribute of defense subcommittee, issued a •••••••••••••••••••••• where guests dined on a 12-course During a round of meetings said come Saturday with a meeting liberty and free enterprise and meal and drank toasts of 140-proof by one senior official to have been with Deng Xiaoping, Mao Tse- blasted Soviet aggression in Asia mao-tai liquor, Reagan praised the of “ extraordinary" value, Reagan tung’s reform-minded successor. and Afghanistan. economic modernizaton under was lectured by the Chinese on Afterward, Reagan turns tourist U.S. officials theorized the dele way in China and contrasted "this Embassy siege trade relations, his Central Amer with a pilgrimage to the famous tions. which caught the White peaceful and productive course" ica policy, the Middle East and Great Wall and a visit Sunday to House by surprise, indicated the with the policies of its one-time the Teresa Apartments Taiwan. Xi’an, the cradle of Chinese 25 Congress Street Chinese are sensitive to sugges ally, the ^ viet Union. corner of Congress and Irving 1 Main St. 1 and 2 bedroom ranch-type units . The blunt exchanges, described civilization. tions their economic reforms are ends peacefully as “ frank” in diplomatic parlance, During his long day of talks, moving them toward capitalism "Today, the world is threatened 1st building In Manchester’s Redevelopment Project i^1 came during four hours of talks Reagan hammered away at the and are reluctant to jeopardize a by a major power that is focusing I bedroom ranch-type units with Premier Zhao Ziyang and parallel interests of the United its resources and energies not on LONDON (UPI) — About 30 Fletcher, 25, was cremated potential thaw in relations with Libyans peacefully left their Lon- Friday after a funeral service at fc*> ■ ^ General Secretary Hu Wyaobang States and China and hinted that Moscow. economic progress, but instead on and a lavish state banquet for more many sore points in their relations military power," Reagap said. don embassy and took off for home Salisbury Cathedral, 84 miles west than 500 guests. can heal with time. In his overture to Peking, "The shift in military might of the Friday, formally ending a 10-day London. But Reagan, apparently unfazed “ The commitment to stand as Reagan said the bilateral coopera last decade has made trust and police siege of the Libyan ””Peo- Libyans evacuated their ,1 V / by the criticism, hailed “ the friends has been made. The tion of the last 12 years "already frendship between us ever more pie’s Bureau," as British diplo- em bapy a day after a plane load of changing nature" of once-frozen promise is solid,” he said. "The have been boon to our people." vital." mats evacuated their mission in Libyan diplomats,-wives and IliF i Tripoli. dependents arrived in Tripoli to an The crisis that started with a welcome. Some of the burst of gunfire from inside the P3ss®"8ers claimed they were Red ink remains gushing Libyan mission ended calmly b®''3Med by police when they left when the Libyans, clean-shaven . . . . and wearing business suits, strode , ^"’ bassy who single file out of the elegant ‘acked diplomatic immunity were i ’Sr:' over U.S. trade iedgers townhouse and entered waiting against a wall and searched as police vehicles walked out of the j building. Electronic devices WASHINGTON (UPI) - The merchandise The government says each $1 billion in n s“-®alled scanned their bodies. trade deficit set a third straight monthly sales lost to foreigners deprives the nation of O"® wit"®** *aid he saw police Scotland Yard spokesman Tim ,i,em a cood eoinc-over ” Raymond Village - Section II record in March — $10.26 billion in the red — about 25,000 jobs. as Americans took advantage of the But the competition from low-priced a loMi scanners to see if they - this morning a total of 30 men, all ^ „re earrvine euns Raymond Village Section I 1 bedroom trl-level deluxe townhouse units 570-572 Hilliard St. economic recovery and a strong dollar, the imports as well as cheaper foreign-made 1 bedroom ranch-typp units 568-576 Hilliard St. government said Friday. components helps keep inflation low. B ™ p " K i c bags among Import purchases alone hit their all-time A private economist. C. Fred Bergsten, T h more than 30 pieces of luggage high, $28 billion spent on products as varied said the dollar, overvalued because of high fn^Trinora 7 n removed from the embassy were Damato Enterprises with many years of construction as Japanese cars, Taiwan transistors and interest rates, is the main reason trade ES-n ’ 49 p.m. (1:49 p.m. „ot examined and officials admit- pride in building to enhance the charm steel produced by developing countries. deficits are so big. , 'in • A i. j t®4 they might contain weapons, The import total was 2.6 percent higher “These are massive numbers and a ,,:P Tripoli, Ambassador Oliver including the weapon used to kill of IftancHester. Other desirable rental units not shown than in February. confirmation that a continued overvaluation Miles and nine other British Miss Fletcher. Authorities said her Export sales grew a little faster, gaining of the dollar is gutting America’s trade diplomats left their embassy for killer probably departed with the are available. ------h t t Tripoli’s international airport af- group. 2.9 percent. But, at $17.7 billion, remained so competitiveness," said Bergsten, director of Three time winner of City Beautification Award from far behind imports it would take years of such the Institute for International Economics. ter lowering the Union Jack. After several hours of police the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce. progress to close the gap. Analysts of all persuasions agree the The British officials and two attempts to question the Libyans, David Lund, a Commerce Department mounting trade deficits should eventually Filipino servants departed aboard they were taken in a convoy the 12 trade economist, said the extraordinarily erode some of the dollar’s international a British Caledonian Boeing je- miles to Heathrow Airport and healthy U.S. economy, which soared at an 8.3 strength. The only question, they say, is tliner at 7:56 p.m. (12:56 p.m. driven directly onto the tarmac percent annual rate in the first quarter, used whether it will collapse suddenly or taper off EST) . where the Libyan 727 was waiting. DAMATO ENTERPRISI strong dollars to make bargain foreign gradually. Two British diplomats were left A nti-terrorist squad Com- purctoses. One of the causes of the deficit was evident behind to look after the British mander William Hucklesby has Rental Office "I think what the deficits really reflect Is in the month’s figures on factory goods, once interest section being set up in the said he believed Miss Fletcher’s the Import reaction to the surge in the a key U.S. strength. In March, the nation Italian Embassy. killer was still among the group of 230 - A New State Road domestic economy early in the quarter," bought $7.5 billion more in manufactured Prime Minister Margaret Libyan diplomats and radical Lund said. goods from foreigners than it was able to sell Thatcher’s government broke di- students. Rtymond F. Damato Manchester, Ct. Sunny Brooke Village Garsgss He predicted 'that, as the economy across the border. plomatic relations with Libya after But the government let them all decelerates and exports keep growing, the Bergsten, former top trade official at the shots fired from inside the em- return to Libya, Home Secretary ______646-1021 trade deficits will narrow later £ is year. But Treasury Department in the Carter adminis bassy April 17 killed policewoman Leon Brittan said, because police INDIVIDUAL GARAGES FOR RENT he aaid the deficit for the year is still expected tration, said the numbers suggest 1984 will Yvonne Fletcher and wounded 11 did not believe they could gather FOR AUTOS AND STORAGE to total around $120 billion, nearly twice last post a ” $130 billion or $140 billion” trade demonstrators protesting the re- enough evidence to prove a murder year’s 69.1 billion. deficit, twice last year’s annual record.' gime of Col. Moammar Khadafy. charge in court. * V 8 ^ MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. April 28. 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Sulurduy, April 28. 1984 - 3 Boycott called attention to school segregation Town workers have until Jan. 1 to quit smoking
‘Stay-out days’ vi^ere an early example of organizing By Sarah E. Hall abstainers. had recommended tin mi-w rules with the policy," Weiss .said the Munic'ipul Building. The ci- law, enacted last year, which Herald Reporter •Tm sure there are some (or go . into effcc't imnu-diately, a Friday. But he guessed that they giirclle machine in the lobby will requires that towns develop such a whom it will be a painful adjust provision he thought "unduly arc outnumbered by the "avid be removed. plan.. Already, .state law prohibits _ ____< M - •> **1t’It uraewas »a bad school system a and iu l Acalled o llo fl ftkan% them *'ftAi*rlk1«r “ terribly w wrong” t*A n A " flnH and llBVChave SPCCldl special IICCCJS needs or require By Linda Corman The protests, he said, "contrib Civil Rights movement. Town workers who smoke will ment,” Weiss said Friday. But he harsh (or those who are addicted nun-smokers who will be smoking in such places as public we got the baddest of the baddest,” urged then state Attorney General special services.” And to help .smokers quit their United Press International uted to the community’s sense of Some 1,000 children from the have eight months to stop puffing claimed the potential benefits of smokers." The grace period will delighted." meetings and elevators. he said, recalling there were still EMward Brooke — a black — to habit both on-ihe-job and at home, its capacity to organize and make suburbs joined about 9,000 Boston The protests demonstrated ” an away at their desks, and will have the policy are "self-evident.” and allow them to adjust, he said. "A s 1 understand it, many of the “ open toilets” without stalls in warn parents thdy would face legal the town will pay lor any ol its Many town otlices have had BOSTON — Twenty years ago. ^ organized political statements.” school children in a second stay- incredible spirit” of “ togetherness to use an air purifier in the include a boost to employee Lighting up at staff meetings, in habitual smokers are endorsing most of the predominantly black action if they kept their children employees to attend a smoking "Thank You for Not Smoking" thousands of Boston Public School The Stay-Out days, were part of out day, February 26, 1983, said and organization” in the black meantime, in accordance with a longevity. hallways, or in elevators is also the program — much to their schools. out of school. cessation course run by the Health signs up for some t ime. because all students boycotted classes on two a "development process leading to Breedon. community, said King, who at the policy announced Friday. By June 1. all who wish to smoke outlawed by the policy, although personal dismay," he added. He Black students were also rou A juvenile court judge warned in Department. Weiss said this and the employees in them are non- separate days to call attention to Jesse Jackson," said Kenneth The protests were sparked by the time was making the firat of “Effective January 1, 1985, at their desks — whether or not smokers will be allowed to satisfy explained that some are hoping the tinely tracked into trade schools, a newspaper adverstisement par other provisions of the policy will smokers, Weiss said. In the town segregation of blacks in the most Guscott. then president of the Boston School Committee’s refusal several unsuccessful bids for the smoking shall not be allowed in any they’re in private offices — must their habit in coffee rooms at both policy will help them kick their said Guscott. The Boston Globe ents who allowed their children to cost the town nothing, because clerk's office, smoking is prohi- dilapidated of the city’s schools. Boston chapter of the NAACP, and to acknowledge segregation or to School Committee. town office area,” the policy provide an air purifier at their own Lihcoln Center and the Municipal habit, and he said the negative reported in 1964 that of 2,800 miss classes could be jailed. expenses will be covered by a Wted as a fire salely precaution. The protests, c a lM "Freedom now director of the Center for Law improve the quality of education states. Handed down by General expense. A memo on the new rules, Building. Outlying municipal de comments he’s received has been teachers in the schools, 10 were Both Mrs. Hicks and then “ The Stay Out demonstrated small stale grant earmarked lor Stay-Out” days, were part of an and Education in Cambridge. and school facilities, said Guscott. Manager Robert B. Weiss, the new given to all department heads, partments may determine special limited to one employee. in accordance with the new black. Schools Supt. Frederick J. Gillis more clearly than any other "wellness" programs. evolutionary process which led to On the first Stay-Out day. June The black community also sought regulations are based on recom even.contains a tip on where to buy smoking areas in their buildings. His memo also states that the policy, no-.smoking signs will be There were no black administra denied there was segregation in activity that the community,’’ Mel King making the mayoral 18. 1963, some 3,000 of the city’s more black teachers and adminis mendations of a staff committee one at a low price. "I know there are some avid town will purchase a commercial The new policy brings Manches placed at all entrances to town tors and one black acting princi the schools. could organize and “ act in its own runoff in 1983, and Jesse Jackson’s 5,000 black school children did not trators and bi-cultural school made up of both smokers and Weiss said the staff committee smokers who are very unhappy air purifier for the coffee room in ter into compliance with a state otlices. bid for the presidency. attend classes. materials. pal, recalled Ruth Batson, then In reply to demands for improv behalf-a fact that would pay off "People were inexperienced Instead, many spent the day at At that time, a survey o f 25 chairman of the N AAC P’s educa ing the quality of education, Mrs. somewhere down the line,” wrote with large-scale demonstrations,” "Freedom Centers” in local com comparably sized public school tion committee. Hicks offered to meet with princi King in his 1981 book, "Chain of said James Breedon, then an munity centers and churches, systems in the country showed The protest plans were sharply pals of schools "located in cultu Change,” a history of the black Zinsser amendment Episcopal minister and one of the discussing black leaders and black Boston ranked lowest in graduates criticized by School Committee rally deprived areas” and arrange community in Boston in the past Freedom days’ organizers. history and singing songs of the going to college, said Guscott. Chairman Louise Day Hicks who services for any children “ who three decades. Manchester seeks 2% cuts in In Brief Weather some state budgets Peopletalk Cormier says quality first Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, R-Manchester, has introduced Today’s forecasts an amendment to the state budget package that would Recent publicity of a running deficit, in the require a 2 percent reduction in selected state agency Connecticut, Massachusetts and school board’s special education account gives budgets to offset the proposed 10.8 percent budget Birthday almanac Rhode Island: Saturday: Sunny. the impression that money is the main concern, increase for fiscal year 1984-85. Highs in the 60s near the coast, 70s Richard Cormier, special education director, The Manchester Republican said his 2 percent April 29 — Duke Ellington (1899-1974), the inland. Fair Saturday nijht. Lows said Thursday. budget reduction would concentrate in the areas of composer and pianist who headed his own in the 40s. Sunday: Partly sunny equipment and staff, because the new budget calls for orchestra for some 50 years. He wrote hundreds west, mostly sunny east. Highs But actually, "the quality of the program is 845 new state employees to be hired. "The $29.2 of songs, including "Mood Indigo" and "Satin again in the 60s near the coast 70s SSBI first and foremost in our minds,” he told the million this amendment would save should be placed ! I Doll. ’ inland. Communtity Services Council. He said Manches in our ‘rainy day’ fund since it can be considered a April 30 — Willie Nelson (1933-), the country Maine and New Hampshire: ter’s Bentley Day Treatment Center, which saves down payment on the future deficit this budget is sure and western singer, songwriter and film actor Saturday: Mostly sunny. Highs in the cost of sending emotionally disturbed to bring on,” he said. whose hit recordings include "Georgia on My the 60s and low 70s south but cooler children to school elsewhere, is also "as good if Zinsser also sponsored a second amendment that Mind," "Good Hearted Woman" and "Mama on the coast. Saturday night: not better than what is in a private setting." would have stripped the state treasurer of the ability Don’t Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys." Clouding up south and partly "A s long as we can keep them in town, we feel to negotiate short-term bonds. He said the amend May 1 — Jack Paar (1918-), the radio and cloudy to fair elsewhere. Lows in we can deal more effectively with the problem," ment would save state taxpayers millions of dollars television personality who was one of the pioneers the 40s.'Sunday: Cloudy with a he said. by requiring all state bonds be issued through public of TV talk shows. He hosted the “ Tonight Show” chance of showers south and He said two popular views were misconcep notice and sealed, competitive bids. Currently, only from 1957 to 1962. variable cloudiness elsewhere. JS_ tions: one, that "a ll these kids need is a swift kick long-term bonds go through the bid procedure while Herald photo by Taiquinio May 2 — Dr. Benjamin Spock (1903-), the Highs in the 60s. in the rear end," and two, "that these kids come short-term bonds are negotiated. pediatrician, author and social activist who has Vermont: Mostly sunny and only from low-income families.” Still another amendment sponsored by Zinsser Four top prize-winners among many, all the trophies won. From left are Greg been a major influence on modem U.S. warm Saturday. Highs 70 to 75. sought to restore $10,000 to a fund to combat child Emotionally disturbed children are just as Howell Cheney Regional Vocational child-rearing practices. His “ Common Sense Partly cloudy Saturday night. abuse. Zinsser said the measure would restore the HartI of East Hartford, Matthew Nutt of legitimately handicapped as the mentally re Book of Baby and Child Care," published in 1946, Lows in the 40s. Cloudy periods original $60,000 appropriation to the Children's Trust Technical School competitors in a Vernon, Nora Kosha of Ellington, and tarded or physically handicapped, he said. has sold over 25 million copies. Sunday with a chance of thunder Fund that was recommended in the governor's recent statewide competition, show off Steven Poirier of Manchester. May 3 — Rod Langway (1957-), the hockey star showers. Highs 70 to 75. Sunny; winds light and variable budget. for the NHL Washington Capitols who won the Zinsser had sponsored the legislation leading to the 1982-83 Norris Trophy as the outstanding Saturday sunny. Highs 70 to 75. Winds light and variable. Saturday creation of the fund. defenseman. Air quality night clear. Lows in the 40s. Sunday considerable sunshine. Highs In TLC application withdrawn Zinsser also joined his Republican colleagues in a May 4 — Horace Mann (1796-1859), the educator the 70s. Today’s weather picture was drawn by Jane Faber, 9, of 232 E. Tech students win prizes The Transitional Living Center Foundation, a unified effort to amend the governor’s proposed and public official. As the first secretary of the UPl photo The state Department of Envir Middle Turnpike, a fourth-grade student at Bowers School. non-profit group seeking to establish a group general budget. Massachusetts board of education, 1837-48, he onmental Protection reported On April 9 and 10. students from Howell Cheney machine-tool division. home (or troubled teenagers in Manchester. "The governor and the majority seem conteni and established a pubiic-school system that became a good air quality in Hartford, New Brooke revels without pause Friday withdrew its application for Planning and much too complacent about a double-digit rate of Regional Vocational Technical School were Matthew Nutt ol Vernon and and Nora Kosha of model for the nation. Haven and Stratford Friday and spending growth that is becoftiing alarmingly pitted against others from across the state at a Ellington, leaders ol the Cheney Tech VICA, were May 5 — Nellie Bly (1867-1922), the New York Zoning Commission approval of 83 Olcott St. as a With cream pie stilt showing on their faces. moderate air quality across the standard procedure," Zinsser said. compelelion in East Hartford. The Cheney Tech named ambassadors to the statewide organiza City newspaper reporter who gained fame in 1890 Brooke Shields and a fellow cast member react rest of the state. The forecast for site. John Yavis, foundation president, said the ' 'They hope the voters will ha ve a short memory and delegation walked oil with a lion's share ol prizes, tion. They also look part in an "opening and by traveling Ground the world in 72 days, 6 hours, during rehearsal of the musical comedy “ Revef the weekend is good to moderate withdrawal was made “ because we’re looking for forget the largest tax increase in Connecticut history in everything from technical proficiency to closing ceremony team " which won first place, 11 minutes, beating thefictionalrecordofPhileas Without a Pause” at Princeton University’s air quality statewide. they enacted last year that has enabled them to another location.” running meetings. Nutt also placed second in the carpentry Fogg. McCarter Theater. Ms. Shields, a Princeton continue their spending ways,” he said. “ I believe this freshman, is acting in the play along with 60 other Earlier, group leaders had determined that the is an attitude that could potentially ruin the benefits of The event was sponsored by the Vocational competition. members of the Triangle Club. The club’s annual Weafher radio PZC’s tabling of a request for an amendment the economic recovery. industrial Clubs of America, the nation's largest Other Cheney Tech students who copped top production runs through Sunday. allowing group homes in general would not give organization for trade and health occupations statewide honors were Alex Patnode. Bill Green, The National Weather Service them enough time to meet the May 10 deadline on students. Jeff Virr, David Kasheta, Dennis Combs, Asa broadcasts continuous, 24-hour their option to buy the Olcott Street property. Greg HartI of East Hartford came in first place Christiana, Gary LaJoie, George Jenkin. Shawn weather informafion on 162.475 Both the amendment and a "special exception" Clock Mill project in the automotive mechanics category, and Yates, Jack Dungfclder, Kathleen Kerrigan. Down to earth movie making m flz in Hartford, 162.55 mHz in approving the particular site would be needed Steven Poirer of Manchester placed tops in the Thomas Kelly, and Derek Schilke. New London and 162.40 mHz in before the purchase. ' Lorenzo Lamas, the macho "Falcon Crest” sex Meriden. "W e’re still applying for the amendment," gets CHFA money symbol and son of the late Fernando Lamas and Arlene Dahl, has hit the streets of New Y o rk — on Yavis said Friday. An $8,175,000 mortgage loan for conversion of the his back. Lamas, television’s scheming Lance Clock Mill in the Cheney Historic District to 185 Cumson on "Falcon Crest,” is in the Big Apple Blizzard stings apartments has been approved by the Connecticut filming his new movie “ Body Rock.” It requires Money for ‘old’ MCC Housing Finance Authority. the 6-2,175-pound actor to perform break dancing northern Plains Developers of mill have not yet applied to the town routines, including sidewalk spins on his back. ” I The Board of Trustees of Regional Community (or tax assessment deferrals they have said are wrestled a little bit in high school, so I can handle By United Press International Colleges has approved spending $397,180 to essential to the get the financing. General Manager the ground,” says Lamas. “ What I don’t pickup, I renovate two temporary buildings on the “ old" Robert Weiss said Friday afternoon he expects they don’t do.” A powerful April blizzard para Manchester Community College campus on will do so soon. lyzed parts of the northern Plains Satalllte view Bidwell Street. riot First Hartford Corp., the firm that will develop the Friday, shutting down the Dakotas Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 2 p.m. E S T Friday .11 tx lk f Ustinov — some Beethoven MCC President William Vincent said this week old Cheney mill that houses Manchester Modes, a with relentless snow and 59 mph shows frontal clouds extending from the Lower Mississippi Valley to that he anticipates no problem in getting garment factory, have applied for deferral and their Now you know winds. Schools closed, hundreds of the Northern Plains. Moderate and heavy snow Is falling from the approval for the expenditure from higher boards application is being studied by the manager and the /"J From the looks of things, Ludwig Van families lost electricity and some The old weather adage, “ red skies at night, thick clouds over Wyoming and the Northern Plains. Low level clouds and state agencies, even though nearly $10 town attorney. Beethoven would have a hard time believing snow plows couldn’t even get on the sailor’s delight,” usually holds true; the color is cover most of the Rockies and high clouds are visible over the East. million has recently been spent to construct the Leonard Seader of First Hartford said work will get Peter Ustinov’s portrayal of his career. Ustinov roads. caused by dust particles hovering in the Frederick Lowe building, dubbed the "new ” under way soon after the contract is signed. recently opened on Broadway in "Beethoven’s Work crews from Minnesota to . ini-uo" A «re« atmosphere which scatter light, a phenomenon campus. If deferral contracts are signed for the develop j - ”" , , , .p"> Tenth.” Oklahoma cleaned up the wreck that occurs only during calm weather. ments, both projects will get nine-year deferral of the age from 40 tornadoes that killed IS increase in asssessment thdt results from conversion people ’Thursday night and Friday...... f of the property from industrial use to residential use. Forecasters said there was no 29.53 Social club at paper stage The increase in assessment, and thus the increase in break in sight from the violent ’ SeATTI-C The much-ballyhooed idea of founding a social taxes on the property, will be phased in over a g g e - - ' weather, with more snow forecast |J> club for the mentally ill in Manchester has nine-year period. in the Rockies and northern Plains 30.24 MINNEAPOLtSV/ OSTON advanced to the point of a proposal put down on If the property is sold, the town will collect the taxes and severe thunderstorms in the paper. due, and a new owner will get no further deferrals. upper Great Lakes and the western iNCWW YORK If the rehabilitation makes more revenue than Ohio Valley. PAIR Elaine Stancliffe, director of Project Genesis SOMU’**' 7 ::' him expected, the town will share in that extra revenue. Oklahoma Gov. George Nigh for the Manchester Area Conference of Churches, Terrtis of that sharing will be in the contracts. declared a state of emergency and SAN FRANCISCO said Friday that she’s been given permission to Developers of the Clock Mill project are Simon called out the National Guard / formulate a grant request. The proposal will be WARM Konover of West Hartford, Cambridge Development - - ‘ because of the deadly onslaught of LOS __ presented to MACC directors at their next A Corp. of Cambridge, Mass., and A. Abner Rosen of tornadoes. Rescue workers in meeting, she said. ^ ^ a i r New York, N.Y. L<»t$ eientl Morris searched the town where HIOHf ST DALLAS Ms. Stancliffe is hoping to obtain special nine people died. TeMraRATuacs 60___ 80 80 Department of Mental Health funds for the Tunisia was Barbary state Two people were killed in a
MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. April 28. 1984 - 5 ■I - M ANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, April 28, 1984 Detectives hunt for dealer who sold Kennedy cocaine HOUSEWASHING GENERAI OIL High Pressure Power WasMng A A R O N C O O K Of Vinyl, Aluminum And Wood "W e'v e identified the drugs and been "talking to people around Sided Homoo. t’ALM BEACH, Fla. (UP!) - and chemical tests revealed co lawn at'Hickory Hill, his mother's ultimately be listed as murder. MANCHESTER town trying to develop a tra il" to Authorities said Friday they have caine and the painkiller Demerol estate in McLean, Va., and the "If, in fact, these drugs caused what we have to do now is quantify them.” Pintacuda said. "Let's just follow Kennedy's movements HEATING OIL MAK Painting not yet determined whether the in Kennedy's blood and urine. body was flown to Brookline, his death, then the person who say that certainly we have found since his arrival in Palm Beach. ; ' significant amounts" of cocaine "Seventy per cent pure cocaine Mass., for burial at Holyhood provided him with them could be He said there was no way to be' A 43- 2J 65? and Demerol found in David is dangerous," said a Palm BeaOh Cemetery.- guilty of homicide,” said police Lt. significant amounts." QUALITY SERVICE He said there was no trace of certain Kennedy bought the co Kennedy's body were enough to County narcotics detective trying About 75 mourners attended the Thomas H. Perry. He assigned six VfSA alcohol in the body. caine in Palm Beach but " i f he had kill him. but one officer said the to determine who sold Kennedy the mass at Hickory Hill, which detectives to search for the peddler a habit before and he knew how to who supplied Kennedy. Kennedy had checked into the C A U 5 6 8 -3 5 0 0 purity of the cocaine was in itself drug. "Too much of it could kill opened with a small choir Ringing score it, he would certainly have you. That cocaine is pretty strong But the Palm Beach County Brazilian Court hotel' la k week to HAS ITI dangerous. the triumphal "Ode to Joy" known how to score it anywhere.” narcotics detective indicated the spend the Easter weekend with When the body of the 28-year-old even for someone with a heavy chorale from the final movement Kennedy's drug problems first son of the late Robert F. Kennedy tolerance,” ' of Beethoven's 9th Symphony. The search would be difficult. He said a other family members who ga CUNUFFE MITO BODY / thered at the mansion of the family surfaced publicly in 1979 when he ROUTE as TALCOTTVILLE.CT. was found sprawled between the Police Capt. Richrd Woods re sun broke through a heavy over similar amount of cocaine could be was mugged outside a “ shooting FEATURING THIS WEEK .. fused to identify the prescription had for about $100 in virtually matriarch, Rose Kennedy, about beds of his hotel room Wednesday, cast as the motorcade conveying gallery" in Harlem. , He was drug found in Kennedy's room, but "every bar in th county. Cocaine is five miles from the hotel. police insisted they found no sign ''f the body to Dulles International hospitalized twice for a potentially said the vial was "about half-full at Airport left the mansion. a very common drug here,” Mrs. Kennedy, 93 and in poor 24 HR. TOWING drugs. fatal heart inflammation related to least, maybe better," and was Jay Pintacuda, chief chemist for health, has reportedly not been 743 OHd 191 Mom St . Monch*»ter Friday they revealed they had Police said the death of young drugs — in 1976 when he was a "sitting right there in the open." Kennedy, who drifted into drug the sheriff’s office, revealed the told of the death of David, one of 643-0016 Phone: 643-1191 er 643-1900 found found 1.3 grams ol 70 student at Harvard and again in •COMPLETE COLLISION REPAIR A private funeral mass was said abuse after the assassination of his discovery of drugs in Kennedy's her 29 grandchildren. • Eofitbreoli Moll, Monffield percenttpure cocaine and a vial 1979 after the incident in Harlem. •rORSION AND AMERICAN CARE containing a prescription drug, Friday for Kennedy on the back father in Los Angeles in 1968, might body. P erry said his detectives have J.B. 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For YEARS those whom you think’st thou dost former Attorney General Robert funeral mass was said for Kennedy MEMOMAL CO. EXPERIENCE Kennedy and his wife Ethel, was in the back lawn of Ethel overthrow, die not, poor death, nor found dead Wednesday in a Palm Kennedy’s Hickory Hill estate at yet can'st thou kill me.” Opp. Eaat Cemetery CALL 649-58071 Beach, Fla., hotel room. No cause McLean, Va. Leaden skies gave Qn the back was "Thou were not For All Your Nood$ of death has been established but way to bright sunlight as the formed for living here, so linked c .. authorities said there were "signif funeral procession, bearing the thy soul was with, the sky. 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Ziebart Rhode Island Supreme eating binges. a "little black travel bag" seven-man, five-woman million bail.. valid evidence linking von presented his arguments April 1 — Magaldi said lllliiilMsAhes Rustprooting Company Court only the latest (wist July 6 — Von Bulow was containing hypodermic jury took 37 hours of May 20 — Von Bulow Bulow to the two comas to the state Supreme he would withdraw his in a complicated ease indicted by a Newport needles and barbiturates returned to the courtroom HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER Vernon Industrial Place deliberation over six days sustained by. his wife. Court. statement. IZ -G U Z E Clark Road The highlights of the County grand jury on two found in the couple's New before deciding von to personally endorse a June 16 — "G reed and Jan. 31, 1984 — David J. April 3 — Dershowitz Video • Television • Stereo MUD case are as follows: counts ol attempted port mansion. Bulow twice tried to kill voucher he must sign to love for another woman” Marriott, 26, of Wakefield, said the withdrawal of HTiuoa Vernon, C T FLAPS Dec. 27, 1979 - Martha murder involving insulin Oct. 6 — A Nov. 16 trial his heiress wife with in remain free on $1 million drove von Bulow to two Mass., and the Rev. Philip affidavits would not hurt WEEKEND SPECIAL IFIOTKTION (jyjj on fn. se, Vemon exit) SUN ROOFS | "Sunny" von Bulow injections he allegedly date was set for von sulin injections. bail. A month-long battle attempts to murder his Magaldi, the two men who the defense case. lapsed into a coma over Rent VCR & 3 Movies $19.95 administered to his wife in Bulow. The verdict was an ensued over ownership of wife, according to state filed the new defense April 27 — The state 273 WJUIDDLE TPKE. CALL FOR DETAILS Christmas holidays. 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WASHINGTON (U P l) - The United it would end up costing Israel valued- States and Israel are considering joint sympathy and support in Congress. efforts to provide technical aid to the The official conceded that, in 1982, Third World but Israel will not be a former Israeli Defense Minister Ariel Andy proxy for U.S. military aid to Central Sharon tried to sell Israeli arms to America, a senior Israeli official said Central America. But, the official noted: "Sharon was a very {Rooney Take one! Friday. David Kimche, director general of independent-minded minister of de-; &.<, the Israeli foreign ministry, flatly fense. Anyway, nothing much came ot~ Syndicated denied reports that Israel has begun to it.” Columnist Kate Carr can show you how to break into commercials supply arms to the U.S.-backed guerril Israel has become one of the leadinC las — so-called contras — fighting the sellers of arms to the Third World. ~ By Susan Plese ciates. New York. 1982.) Work Nicaragua's Sandinista government. Kimche wound up talks with U.S, Herald Reporter shop participants will learn "W e have not, we-are not, and do not officials Thursday on U.S-Israeli coopi* how. they too. can star. But only plan in the future to provide arips to the eration on providing techinical assist>t You’ve had the dream many 10 to 12 would-be actors can be contras. It is our policy to sell arms to ance to the Third World. Simply times. There you are, stage accommodated. recognized governments and not to "W e have something to give to thd; makeup in place, poised under " I t ’s not a lecture." she says. organizations such as the contras,” he countries and we believe it will be* the hot lights of a TV studio. You Participants will work with a useful to the Western world at large,’-'* said. turn to face the camera, tooth videotape, and performances Kimche denied that Israel is acting he said. drop paste in hand. "Take one," the will be critiqued. as U.S. agent in any military sales, A senior U.S. official who attended^ director says. And you’re on Is it possible that an amateur the talks with Kimche said that it is assistance or training in any Central your way to being a star in a TV theater buff from Manchester likely that the Israeli government and American country, or that Israel is commercial. might learn how to make it big acting on its own in those countries. other Israeli institutions will be al-; money Perhaps that dream isn’t as in the Big Apple? lowed to bid, as contractors, on U.S.- A senior Israeli official said the elusive as you may think. In any "It's already happened, " Ms. decision to keep Israel out of the Agency for International Developmenf President Reagan says he's case, you’ll have the opportun Carr says, mentioning an uni military situation in Central America projects around the world, especially , ity to test your commercial going to ask for a worldwide ban on dentified Manchester husband- was a political one, based on the fact on irrigation projects, at which the strength a three-day workshop and-wife team who come to New the production, possession and use that many of Israel's suppor^rs in Israelis are expert. May 18 to 20 taught by Ann York frequently to audition. Congress strongly oppose military Israel would be the only developed, of chemical weapons. Russell Carr, a former Man There arc no prerequisites to involvement in Central America. country in the world allowed to make You wouldn't think you’d find chester resident and former the coursv, Ms. Carr says. In Israeli involvement, he said, would such bids, although some developing^ many people fighting the Presi commercial casting director. I fact, a seasoned stage actor Herald pholo by Pinto quickly become public knowledge in a countries like South Korea and the dent on that but as good as it Hours are May 18 from 7 to 10 may have trouble adapting to "leaky" democratic country like Israel Philippines have the right to act as sounds, the issue immediately gets p.m.. May 19 from 9 a.m. to noon (he style of commercials. contractors. Fire loss considered total with an energetic press corps. He said sticky. Right after announcing his and 1 to 5 p.m., and May 20from "A lot of times 1 get actors proposal, the President said that noon to4 p.m. at the Connecticut who have misinformation about Mutual Life Insurance Co. in since it’s going to take a long while commercial acting, which is Volunteer firefighters continue to pour water onto house when the fire started. The rest of the family Hartford. Call Jayne Newirth at before we're sure no one has any dilferent," Ms. Carr says. the smouldering ruins of a house at 283 Box was in Hawaii, officials said. Firefighters from World court adjourns ^ 872-0155 after 5 p.m. for fee and "You do not have a six-week chemical weapons or is making Mountain Drive. Vernon, two hours after a fire was Vernon, Bolton, Tolland and Coventry responded to registration information. rehearsal period and you don't fight the blaze, ferrying water from a site nearly two any, we'll have to keep some on Ann Carr, daughter of Emma have three acts to get your reported Friday night. The house, owned by the hand ourselves. Russeli of Chambers Street, left miles away. Manchester firefighters were on to decide about mining character together. You have John Toconis family, was called a total loss by That's known as back to square Manchester after she gradu t i four seconds." Robert Kelley, assistant fire chief in Vernon. Todd standby during the blaze, which was first reported at .one. ated from East Catholic High Although the average com Toconis, the owner’s brother, escaped from the 8:28 p.m. and still burning at about midnight. THE HAGUE, Netherlands (UPl) — Nicaragua's chief representative, It does seem as though, with all School in 1965 to pursue her mercial is 30 seconds, she says, World court judges adjourned Friday Carlos Arguello, said even if the 15 the world’s technical know-how, dream of a stage career in New the time includes shots of the York City. to decide whether the Reagan adminis presiding judges voted against Wa-; someone could invent the perfect product, in which the actor does But after she graduated from tration must answer Nicaraguan shington, there would be little way the; weapon. What the world needs is a not appear. The Dentyne com court's decision could be enforced-- the American Academy of Dra mercial. for instance, includes Rich towns could lose charges that it broke international laws weapon that could lead one country Connecticut by mining the Centram American against such a powerful nation. matic Arts two years later, she three vignettes, each only four to a military victory over another country’s harbors. "W hat is important though," he told found that acting jobs were hard seconds long, in addition to the without killing or hurting anyone. In Brief Judge President Taslim Olawale a news conference after the session,"is to come by. "It was my first product shot. "1 use four se $8.6 million for schools Elias of Nigeria gave no date for the that this court represents the highest, I've been thinking about the experience ever trying to get conds as a kind of yardstick. " judgment in the suit filed April 9 by legal authority in the world and its problem, and while my sugges work," she says. \ she says. HARTFORD (UPl) - State Educa figures on what the judge's ruling Nicaragua, the first a Third World judgement carries considerable moral tions may not be worth anything, "It was very eye-opening for Drunken driving arrests up me. I never had trouble getting tion Commissioner Gerald N. Tirozzi would cost the towns involved. nation has brought against the U.S. weight." they're at least in the right IT IS POSSIBLE for an actor a job before. Things were much Friday estimated a possible loss of Lieberman said the state has until HARTFORD — Drunken driving arrests in government. It was the first time in the court’s direction. Here are 10 ideas for new tolnake quite a bit of money in different than they were in about $8.6 million in state aid to 23 May 13 to appeal, although O’Neill said Connecticut have more than doubled since state Court officials said it could be next 62-year history of considering disputes weapons. All they need is a little commercials. The main rea- Manchester. I found I didn’t like \ wealthier communities as the result of he would make a decision by next week. and local police started using Intoximeters in 1982 week. between nations that it was called on to work: ,son: the payment of residuals. give a judgment on a conflict with it very much — this was not for The actor is usually paid a court school funding order. "W e still don’t now how much they to test motorists' breath, state officials said Nicaragua accused the U.S. govern • A new bomb which, when will have to put up in new dollars," ment in the International Court of fighting in progress. me.” about $300 fur the day it takes to Tirozzi said it could alsoco.st the state F’riday. dropped, would give everyone for an additional $13.5 million in additional O’Neill said. "W e need more specific Transportation Commissioner J. William Justice at the Hague of violating An international panel of 15 judges film the commercial. "But that miles around a bad cold. No SO THE ACTRESS turned grants to Connecticut's remaining 146 information and many towns are now in Burns said figures compiled from police records international law by mining it's ports presided over the two days of pleadings isn't the end of it.” Mrs. Carr country could mount an offensive if talent agent. She worked with towns to comply with the order that the the middle of adopting their budgets," showed about 14,000 drunken driving arrests were and supporting anti-government this week — by Nicaragua Wednesday, says. "Every time a commer Lester Lewis Associates, re state fully fund education equalization he added. made last year compared with an average of 5,900 rebels. and by Washington Friday. they all had to call in sick. cial is shown you get paid a lee." presenting such well-known tal grants to communities. Both the governor and the State in each of the previous three years. The Reagan Administration charges “ Nicaragua has come to this court in • Drop money. If we bought or The fee is based on the number ents as Betty Furness, Madge Of those 146 cities and towns. 53 Board of Education are named in the Since the typewriter-sized Intoximeters are Nicaragua is backing the 4-year-old the full knowledge there is no legal printed as much money as a of homes reached: obviously, tile Manicurist and Bob and communities would have to come up case as defendants. The board plans to kept at police stations, a motorist must be rebel effort in El Salvador to topple the basis whatsoever for jurisdiction over nuclear weapon costs us and national network commercials Ray. with more money of their own to meet meet Tuesday on the matter. arrested first and then his or her breath is U.S.-supported government. its claims," said State Department pay the most. dropped the cash in small bills over From there she moved to the the fully funded minimum expenditure O'Neill, however, said he would sampled, said Sgt. Edward Dailey, a state police The United States told the judges it Legal Advisor, Davis R. Robinson. Ms. Carr mentions a friend the Soviet Union, you know darn commercial division of Stone requirement for each pupil. decide if an appeal would be filed. " I ’m spokesman. would not recognize the court's juris "Nicaragua has used this court in the who did a commercial for Pam. well it would take the Russian Talent, a modeling agency that The information to determine how going to make that decision as chief "I don't think it's the ultimate weapon,” Dailey diction on Central America and that most cynical way as a political stage on the spray-on shortening. The citizens' minds off fighting us. represented Cheryl Teigs and Former Manchester resident Kate Carr camera. She’ll lead a workshop May 18, much communities will have to come executive officer of the state. That is said. "But it's a step in the right direction." Nicaragua itself had never formally which to parade its propaganda," he first year the commercial aired, They'd all rush to the stores to find coaches actors working in front of a up with is still being collected, Tirozzi what I intend to do,'' the governor said. accepted jurisdiction of the court. said. Randi Oakes. From there she 19 and 20 in Hartford. she made $4,000 on residuals. said. Spada. in the latest proceedings in something to spend it on. moved to Ann Wright Represen The second year, however, "It's really impossible for us right the historic Horton vs. Meskill case, $40,000 in cocaine seized • The argument against money tatives, a talent agency which Rubicam Advertising, the se The ad agency, she said, was Birdseye, Lincoln-Mercury, Dr. she earned $17,000; the third represented Lana Cantrell and Pepper, Ruffles, Lip ton, year, $16,500, the fourth year now to project with certainty the said the state was dragging its feet in PORTLAND — Meriden and state police seized might be that a lot of our potential cond largest casting company responsible for creating TV Frank Langella, among other in the world. It is based in New Eastman-Kodak, and Hallmark ' $10,000 and the final year $231. impact on each town," said Tirozzi. its commitment to equalize spending about $40,000 worth of cocaine and a .25-caliber enemies don’t have anything to commercials for their clients. performers. York City. Cards, to name just a few of the Grand total: about $48,000 over "W e had made a decision prior to the on education and ordered full payment handgun in a Portland motel early Friday, state spend money on. O.K., then. Drop "1 had the responsibility for But there would be another agency's hundreds of accounts. five years — and all for a day's court case to get from each town by- in 1984-85. police said. , them the real thing from para "M ostly what I did was meat finding the talent, the actors,” change along the road. “ I was and potatoes — 1 put hundreds work. May 4 their estimates. We are now- The judge also said the minimum Christopher Santon, 21, and Denise Miller, 20, Thomas M. MacDougoll Mrs. Constance Uricchio of Windsor; chutes. Drop packages of gourmet she says. sick of selling talent," she says. SHE IS AUTHOR of a book "A lot of people make an going to push that date up." he said. pay ment.of $250 per pupil by the state to both of Shelton, were arrested and charged with Thomas M. MacDougall, 65, of 568 and five step-grandchildren. of people into commercials,” food, drop cameras with little " I wanted to be a buyer.” she says. ’’They’re names you Ms. Carr (who goes by the based on her experiences called excellent living, " Ms. Russell Tirozzi spoke after a meeting with each town regardless of wealth was a possession of cocaine with intent to sell and with Hilliard St., died Friday at Manchester Funeral arrangements and calling parachutes to float them gently to And so she became the wouldn't know, but people who professional name Kate Carr) "How You Can Star in TV says. "A ll you need is that one Gov. William O'Neill and Attorney- political expediency that should be possession of marijuana and LSD, state police Memorial Hospital. He was the hus hours will be announced at a later date. the ground. Divert the enemy. casting director for Young and found the talent for Oil of Olay, Commercials” (Rawson Asso commercial to do very well. ” General Joseph I. Lieberman on eliminated. said. band of Edna Wilhelm MacDougall. Burial will be in East Cemetery with make a good living." Take their little red minds off war whether to appeal the ruling Tuesday Tirozzi said that among the 23 towns Police seized about $500 worth each of LSD and He was born in Groton on Oct. 21, full military honors. The Holmes and get them concentrating on the by Superior Court Judge Arthur Spada. that would lose money. Greenwich lose marijuana and $3,200 in cash in addition to the 1918, and had been a Manchester Funeral Home, 400 Main St., is No decision was made on whether to the most, about $1.9 million. Next cocaine and the handgun. resident for 37 years. He retired in 1981 handling the arrangements. material things of life the way we appeal the ruling, but Lieberman said would be Westport at about $1.2 million, The search was carried out under a warrant after 33 years with the Republic Steel Memorial donations may be made to do. We might even drop electrical O'Neill had asked him to prepare court then Darien at $950,000, New Canaan at obtained on information gathered by Meriden Co. of East Hartford. He was an Army the American Cancer Society or to a appliances that don't really work papers for an appeal so everything $895,000 and Wilton at $853,000. police detectives during a narcotics investigation veteran of World War II. charity of the donor's choice. and drive them crazy. The state's larger cities, which have would be ready if the state decides to in their city. He was a life member of the Army • Drop video tape recorders appeal. large minority student populations, Santon and Ms. Miller were held for arraign and Navy Club of Manchester and the with reruns of “ Dallas,” “ Three's O'Neill said he expected to reach a would be among the communities that In Memoriam ment in Middletown Superior Court. British-American Club. Company,” and "M.A.S.H. " on decision on^the matter some time next would receive large portions of the Besides his wife, he is survived by his 10th Anniversary them. Profile week when he has more concrete $13.5 million. mother, Viola Tuthill MacDougall of In loving memory of Thomas E. • A concussion bomb that Help sought on insects Groton; two stepdaughters, Mrs. Ro Hobin Sr. who passed away April wouldn't break anything but glass. NEW HAVEN — Connecticut is looking to the berta Wilmot of Coventry and Mrs. Gail 28th, 1974 It would break all the glass for Far East as a way to stop a tiny insect that is .Stevens of Durham, N.H.; a sister. Wife and Fam ily KKK, ripped by strife, sucking the life out of the state's red pine forests. miles around. If it were dropped on An entomologist from the Connecticut Agricul Moscow, there would be no win Nam e Cynthia Houck tural Experiment Station went to Japan this dows left in the Kremlin, no month in search of parasites or predators of the windshields in Russian pars and Age 33 faces another setback red pine scale, which has destroyed about a third any Russian leader who wore Birthplace Philadelphia of the state's 30,000 acres of red pine. glasses wouldn’t be able to see Occupation Attorney NEW HAVEN (U Pl) - The Ku Klux Farrands of Shelton, the grand dragon If the insect continues at this rate it could until he got a new pair. In Russia Klan. ripped by internal strife and its in Connecticut, has depleted the Klan eliminate the state's red pine forests within 20 the war could be over by that time. Favorite restaurant Cavey’s years, officials said. statewide membership reportedly group's membership in Connecticut to • Have half a dozen of the best Favorite food Shrimp down to six, received another setback six. George R. Stephens, chief of the experiment Friday when a judge ruled people at a station's department of forestry and horticulture, newspapers in the United States Favorite beverage Wine translated and printed in Russian. West Haven Klan rally can be searched Jay Dexter of Milford and Carl said entomologist Mark McClure took his search Favorite hobby Horses for weapons. Peterson of Southington, spokesmen to Japan because it is believed the red pine scale Drop them in bundles on Russia "It would have a chilling effect,” for the disaffected who are linking up was introduced from the Orient. every day so the Russian people Favorite sport Riding Imperial Wizard Bill Wilkinson said as with klaverns in Lincoln, Maine, and could find out what's really going Idea of a good vacation Laying on a beach he entered Superior Court to argue Brooklyn, N.Y., to form their own unit, Morals charges lodged on in the world. Drop some Rupert personally against the searches, which told the Register Farrands had ordered Murdoch papers, too, just to What you do to relax Garden were sought by the city because of them to kill Richard Guerrerra, his VERNON — A Vernon man who was a Boy confuse them. Type of entertainment preferred Eating out with friends violence associated with klan rallies in son-in-law. Guerrerra is a fellow KKK Scout leader and a hockey coach and substitute • Bombard enemy cities with the past. Police intelligence reports member who had fought with Far Favorite song “Landslide" by Fleetwood Mac teacher at Rockville High School will be I V .SPIX ’lAl Wonder Bread. also indicate Wilkinson has been rands. Farrands denied it. sentenced May 31 on charges he had sexual • Broadcast live debates from Kind of music preferred Jazz or classical targeted for assassination. "Unbelievable," Farrands told the relations with two teenage boys. "People would think twice about Register. "These guys are a bunch of David C. Martin, 24, pleaded guilty Thursday to Congress and feed them by satel 121 Favorite book “The Little Prince" attending Sunday mass if they were malcontents. You got to understand risk of injury to a minor after the state agreed not lite into Russia. No Russian soldier Favorite magazine Smithsonian frisked in front of 20 television that they've been thrown out of the to prosecute him on a charge of second-degree watching what happens on the cameras, " said Grand Titan John Klan." sexual assault, said Assistant State’s Attorney floor of the House of Representa Favorite store In Manchester J. Garman Clothier Dillon of the Invisible Empire of the Ku The insurgent spokesmen said Far Terrance A. Sullivan. tives or in the Senate would take Pet Labrador/Boxer narhed Tiffany Klux Klan. rands turned from an affable leader to Martin, who was a Boy Scout leader in East :this country seriously. "The preacher might be lonesome," Favorite color Blue a martinet in the two years since Hartford, was accused of having oral sex with two : ■ Sneak large amounts of bubble said Wilkinson of Denham Springs, La. Wilkinson appointed him to lead the teenage boys who played on the hockey teams he :gum, designer jeans and Michael C ar Datsun 280 Z X "W e don't have any fuss with weapons Klan in Connecticut. coached at Rockville High School. Jackson records into Russia. searches ourselves but searching the The membership dwindled from Last book read “A Cry in the Night” crowd would have a chilling effect," "hundreds” to a half dozen, they said. cSPlDlT ' • M y last suggestion would be a by Mary Clark and diminish the turnout, he said. Murder charges dropped device to use only as a last resort in Law enforcement agents familiar with Favorite quote “What goes around, Superior Court Judge Ronald J. the Klan say leaders were never able to HARTFORD — A Judge has dropped murder ,\N1) YOU” the event none of the others Fracasse ruled Friday people going assemble more than 40 members at one charges against two East Hartford men accused worked. -It's cruel and probably comes around” into West Haven High School stadium time for a rally. of pushing another man off a railroad overpass •would have been outlawed by the Pet peeve Dirt for the Klan rally Saturday can be Disputes, delections, and the forma last year. Geneva Convention if they’d searched for weapons. tion of splinter groups are part of Klan During a probable cause hearing Thursday, thought of it but there are times Favorite TV show “Cheers" Fracasse wouldn't extend the search -- ■'J history in Connecticut and elsewhere. Judge Edward Y. O’Connell dismissed murder .when you have to take extreme Best thing about Manchester It’s friendly area to 1,500 feet of the site as the city Four years ago, some Connecticut and felony murder charges against Anthony imeasures. It's almost too horrible wanted, saying that was a matter for Klansmen insisted new members take .m ' Worst thing about Manchester Main Street has lost "Dutch" Destefano, 49, and Ronald Quinn, 46. ;to mention but I ’d do this: Send the police. Metal detectors and pat-down polygraph tests — an effort to thwart O'Connell said the state did .not have enough :Democratic candidates in the its shopping vitality searches will be used. infiltrators — and when Wilkinson evidence to warrant prosecution on the charges. The extremist group plans weekend wouldn't allow it, they split and After O’Connell's decision the state imme :primary elections to the Soviet rallies in West Haven, Wallingford, accused him of financial irregularities. diately filed lesser charges against the pair. Union for a six-month speech- New Britain and Groton. Each com Wilkinson and Dillon went into court Destefano is now charged with manslaughter and making thur and bore the Russians munity has sought limitations on its Friday to represent themselves be Quinn with attempted robbery. to death. activities. In Groton, for example, only cause the Klan can't afford attorneys. The two were charge in the July 14 death of None of these may be the answer one robed Klansman will be able to "When you mention the Klan, the price Michael Costello, 40, who fell from a Main Street :but there must be a better way to distribute literature, Wilkinson said. goes lip," Dillon said. Wilkinson added, railroad overpass in East Hartford to a street CHANNEL fight a war than by killing people The New Haven Register reported "By a muiltiplier of 10.” He also said below. TONIGHT 8:00 30 with bullets, bombs, chemical Friday friction between the rank and the Klan was in Chapter 11 bankruptcy Herald photo bv Teroulnio file and Wilkinson's appointee, James proceedings. weapons or nuclear explosions. » - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. April 28. 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. April 28. 1984 - 13 News for Senior Cttbens Weddings Advice Center plans activities for senior week Woman’s pregnancy dream Editor's note: this column is pre Tickets for the affair are $1.50, and the Mantord Civic Center for the SCHEDULE FOR WEEK: pared by the staff of the Manchester must be purchased no later than May 8 presentatKHi of Julie Andrews, slated Senior Center. It appears in the Herald at 12 noon. for May 23. The price of the affair is $17. • Monday: 7:30 a.m. goll league; . on Wednesdays and Saturdays. May 11 — Annual Fishing Derby, 6 which includes transportation and 9; 30 a.m. registration for Coachlight: ' is open for interpretation a.m. to 12 noon at Saulters F ^ d . There admission. For further information, 10 a.m. bingo; noon lupch; 12:15 pan. The week of^ May 7 has been will be no admission charge. Over 400 you may contact Daniels Travel at Dr. Sinatra, “The Effect; of Stress and designated as Sdnior Citizen Week by trout will be stocked. Prizes will be 646-3012. Management"; 12:30 p.m. pinochle DEAR ABBY: A Well, yesterday Julie Mayor Barbara Weinberg, and in awarded. 7:30 p.m. Lou Joubert and On Monday. April 38 at 9:30 a m., games; 1:30 p.m. exercise’class; bus woman signed “Impossi called to tell me that she celebration of this special week, the His Orchestra. There will be door there will be a registration for the pick up at 8 a.m.; return trips at U : 30 ble Dream" consult^ you was sorry, but her mother senior center has prepared the follow prizes and refreshments. Tickets are Coachlight production of “Gypsy." The and 3: IS p.m. as to the meaning of a insisted that she ask Jen ing list of events: $2. in advance, and $3. at the door. trip is on M ay 23 and the cost is $19. • Tuesday: 9 a.m. shopping bus; 10 recurring dream she’d D e a r A b b y nifer to be her maid of May 7 — 10 a.m. Super bingo; 7: IS Don’t forget, the center will have a Lady golfers are reminded that there a.m. square dancing class; noon lunch; been having. She honor and she hoped I p.m. Military Whist and' Setback Grand Opening of its newly- will be an important organizational 12:30 p.m. bus returns from shopping; dreamed she was preg wouldn’t mind. I told her Tourney. Donation is $1. There will be constructed Greenhouse on May 2, 10 meeting on M ay 15 at 10 a.m. at the 1:30 p.m. exercise with Cieo. nant — at age 74! Abigail Van Buran she was hoping for too prizes, door prizes and refreshments. a jn . to 12 noon. Presentation will be center. Selection of a golf course, dues, • Wednesday: 9 a.m. walk-in blood Your reply, “Perhaps much — that I minded May 8 — Sports Banquet. $1.75 for made to all oiganizations and individu day of play and selection of officers will pressure clinic: 9; 30 a.m. Peggy Kelly, you have a fertile imagi very much — and she participants, and $2.75 for non als who helped make the Greenhouse a take place. registered pharmacist; 10 a.m. Friaid- nation,” was less than shouldn't have asked me participants. Trophies will be awarded reality. The annual Pant Sale will We hope that our good friend Toni ship Circle; pinochle gam es; noon adequate and even if she didn’t want me. She to bowlers participating in the tourney begin this year on M ay 12 from 9 a.m. to Pouech has a fast recovery from her lunch; 12:30 p.m. bridge gam es; i p jn . flippant. H said she really wanted on May 1. Pool champions of the 1983-84 4 p.m., and continue until all the plants recent fall. arts and crafts class; 1:30 p.m. Nature does not waste was a nightmare! a climax? me. but her mother de tourney will be awarded trophies as are sold. Plant containers will cost exercise with R (^ ; bus pick up at 8 time with “impossible 4. O b v io u s ly , the Please ask your readers cided she should have her a.m.; retumtripsatl2:30and3:19p.m. well as men golfers participating in the $1.40. and hanging baskets will range BRIDGE SCORES: Helen Hardacre. dreams.” This lady's woman is about to give if any of them have ever sister instead and she tourney on M ay 7. The menu for the from $8. to $12. All proceeds will go to 4.140; Bill Cooper. 3,800; Rene Maire, • Thursday: 10 a.m. orchestra re dream of inregnancy defi birth to a creative, unique had the experience. Or is couldn't say no to her banquet will consist of antipasta, the meals program. 3,710; M abel Loomis, 3,620; M arge hearsal; noon lunch; 1 p.m. Mother's nitely has a possible or quite valuable idea. this a gag? * mother. Abby. whose ravioli, salad, bread and butter, Day Tea; bus pick up at 10 a.m.; return The Visiting Nurse and HomeCareof Reed, 3,540; Tom Regan, 3,350. meaning. 5. It must have been DOUBLE-DOUBTING wedding is it. anyway? beverage and spumoni. Manchester is celebrating their 50th after program. I suggest that it meant something sbe ate. THOM AS FR O M Then Julie asked me to May 9 — Trip to the United Nations year of incorporation. They have been • Friday; 9:30 a.m. cribbage and she still had a potential for be a bridesmaid. 1 told her PINOCHLE SCORES: Bob Ateam, SOUTH TEXAS Building and World Trade Center. serving the town of Manchester for chess; 10 a.m. bingo: exercise with growth in a new area of DEAR ABBY: Now I’ve no thanks — if I couldn't 629; Robert Schubert. 603; Amelia Price of the affair is $18.50 which over 60 years. As part of the anniver Cleo; noon lunch; 12:30 p.m. setback her life. heard everything! Impo be her maid of honor, I Anastasia, 601; Walter DeUsle, 592; DEAR DOUBLE- includes transportation, admission and sary year, a concert is being presented games; 1:30 p.m. exercise with Rose; BEAUTIFUL tent men getting a penile didn't feel like attending Bert Turner, 589; Lottie Lavoie. 568; D O U B T IN G : I first heard tours. Lunch is on your own. If to benefit the Hospice Home Care bus pick up at 8 a.m.; return trips at DREAMER implant, surgically im of this operation 11 years her weddine. Rene Maire, 564; Helen Silver, 560; interested, please contact Arrow Tours Program on Sunday, M ay 6 at Waddell 12:30 and 3:15 p.m. planted in order to have a ^ o . There is no “ falsie” at 528-9961. School, 163 Broad St., at 3 p.m. Tlie Floyd Post, 558; Harry Pospisil. 553. DEAR DREAMER: Al Next thing I knew, her normal sex life? What involved and both parties mother called to say that May 10 — Big Day Lunch. Mayor First Company of the Governor's Foot MENU FOR WEEK: though dreams surely next? achieve satisfaction. Barbara Weinberg will read proclama Guard Band and the Silk City Chorus BOWUNG SCORES: Men hi single Monday: ham salad sandwich, soup, have some significance, I Julie had made a “mis Abby. do you really Many readers have take” to ask me in the first tion. Entertainer M ark Vercelli, will be performing. Rep. “ B iz" Swens- — Ed Yourkas, 237; 219; Bruno dessert, beverage. am not “Jung” enough to Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kowalski believe that nurse who written to recommend it place and 1 should be impressionist-singer, will do impres son will be Mistress of Ceremonies. Giordano, 219. Men hi triple — Ed Tuesday: beef stew and biscuit, interpret them. Many wrote to tell you about it, highly. Please ask your sions of Sammy Davis Jr., Wayne Tickets are $4. for adults, and $2. for Yourkas, Bruno Giordano, 559; dessert, teverage. readers, however, offered reasonable and be a or do you think she was urologist to explain it to bridesmaid. Kowalski-Luko Newton and Johnny Mathis. Also, the senior citizens and children. They ace Mike Pierro, 537; Frank Wotruba, 522; Wednesday: fish sandwich, soup, the following; just hoping to arouse a lot you more fully. It's no honoring of Mr. and Mrs. Senior available by calling 647-1481. Sponsors dessert, beverage. Pete Sedor, 502. Women hi single — 1. Dreaming of being of comment? Have you gag. Now I ’m hurt and angry Citizen, who this year, will receive a and patrons of the Hospice Program Edna Christensen, 181; Florence Thursday; stuffed breast of chicken, pregnant means some ever heard of it from any and all mixed up. What chauffeured limousine ride to Wick Barbara Jean Luko. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. are gratefully accepted. For further Dowd, 179; 176; Ginger Yourkas. potato, vegetable, dessert, beverage. thing could be “growing" other source? DEAR ABBY: Four should I do? ham Park. The dollhouse raffle ticket Richard J. Luko of East Hartford, and Mark Albert information, call 647-1481. Women hi triple— Florence Dowd, 499; Friday: tuna fish sandwich, soup, inside her. A tumor, per A lot of questions come months ago. my closest DEMOTED will be drawn by Mayor Weinberg. Kowalski, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Kowalski of There are still openings for the trip to Lorna Kmiec, 463. dessert, beverage. haps. She should see her to mind; What kind of friend since eighth grade Endwell, N.Y., were married March 10 in St. Rose doctor without delay. woman would get any asked me to be her maid of DEAR DEMOTED: Ac Church in East Hartford. The bride is a graduate of 2. Her dreams of pregsatisfaction out of inter honor. (I'll call her Julie.) cept the invitation to be a' East Catholic High School. nancy indicate that she is course with a man using a 1 was thrilled but a little bridesmaid, but please Bells chime for seniors The Rev. John Conte officiated. Mrs. Karen Nates unconsciously longing for “falsie”? And what plea surprised because I had get over the anger, hurt Dellaripa of East Hartford, sister of the bride, was romance. sure could he possibly get assumed she'd ask her and resentment. A sour- Lothaire Peckham, seated left, repres Americans Month. With Mrs. Peckham matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Kathleen Welch 3. Pregnant at 74! That from an imitation? And sister, “Jennifer,” who is puss makes a very unat been promoted in the U.S. A ir Force to the rank of enting Manchester Lodge 73, of Ma are Esther Knapp of Plainville and Bob and Margaret Egazaiian. both of East Hartford, was no dream, lady, that how would he accomplish a year younger than Julie. tractive bridesmaid. Karen Marandino ot Rocky Hill, and Sandra Pecka of Graduates in Texas Takes transport course staff sergeant. sons, will be among the Masonic Lea of New Britain..They are residents Endwell, N.Y . sister of the groom. Army Pvt. Rolaiid A. Lestage Sr. of 660 Swamp He is a 1984 graduate of Southern Illinois University. bellringers who will participate at noon of the Masonic Home and Hospital in Joseph Caldwell of Johnson City. N.Y., was best Phyllis Y . Geagan has been promoted to the rank of Road, Coventry has completed an Army motor Tuesday when bells all over the nation Wallingford. man and ushers were Peter Dellaripa. Richard J. sergeant in the U.S. Air Force. She recently transport i^ rato r course at Fort Dix, N.J. Completes unit training will ring to announce the start of Older Luko Jr., and Robert Luko. of East Hartford, brothers completed training in management, leadership, She may have hemorroids, of the bride, and Gary Pecka of Owego, N.Y. human relations and NCO responsibilities at Kelly Air Pvt. 9iawn W. Kershaw, son of Sandra A. Kershaw After a reception at Willie's Steak House in Force base in Texas. Serves as officer of 38 N. Elm St., has completed one station unit' Manchester, the couple left on a trip to Florida. They She is the wife of Air Force Sgt. Jeffery R. Geagan, Navy Lt. Alan G. Schreiber, son of George and Doris training at the U.S. Arm y Infantry School, Fort are making their home in Poughkeepsie. N.Y. son of Robert C. and Ann H. Geagan of 21 Stephen St. Schreiber of 464 Gardner St., is an officer assigned to Benning, Ga. The bride is also a graduate of Boston College and but exercising isn’t culprit A b ou t Town She is stationed at Ellsworth Air Force Base in South the aircraft carrier, USS Midway, operating in the He is a 1983 graduate of East Hartford High School. the groom is a graduate of Seton Catholic High School Dakota. Indian Ocean, deployed from Yokosuka. Japan. He is sch edu le to serve with the 2nd Battalion, 3^id in Endwell and Potsdam College in New York. Both Infantry at Ford Ord, Calif. Charity gives award funds performance scheduled for Thursday at 1 p.m. al the are systems programmers at IBM in Poughkeepsie. D E A R DR . LA M B : I've don't advise the regular Senior Citizen Center. Also, on Thursday. May 10, the Completes electronic course Cited as outstanding had hemorrhoids since I use of cortisone because The Polish American Charitable Foundation of chorus will perform at Trinity Covenant Church on Trains at Fort Jackson was a teenager. Now I'm of possible complications Manchester has given $300 to the University of Hackmatack Street, at 1:30 p.m. Airman 1st Class Joseph E. Nenbelt, son of Edward Staff Sgt. Keith A. Benoit, son of Ruth E. Benoit of 32. Nine years ago, sev from prolonged use. Connecticut for an annual student award for Nelson-Jean Pvt. Carol A. Robinson, daughter of Charles E. T. and Elaine L. Neubelt of 23 Strickland St., has 1899 Main St., Coventry and Keith E. Benoit of Tucson, eral years after my first Robinson of 44 Birchwo^ Drive, Coventry, has excellence in the study of Polish. graduated from the U.S. Air Force electronic Ariz., w as recently named as outstanding non child. I had a hemorrhoi Your Health DEAR DR. LAMB: I m Masons have open house completed basic training at Fort Jackson, S.C. The foundation donated $250 in 1982 to establish the Cynthia Ann Jean, daughter of Dorothy and Edward computer and switching systems course at Keesler commissioned officer at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. dectomy. I had another a 24-year-old woman in She is a 1983 graduate of Coventry High School. annual prize. With an additional $250 presented last The Square Circle Club of Manchester Lodge of Jean of 48 Cambridge St., and Dwayne Robert Nelson, Air Force Base, Miss. He is a 1971 graduate of Coventry High School. one six years after my Lawrence Lamb, M.D. good health. Lately I've year and the new gift of $300, the combined amount of Masons will have an open house Monday from 9 a.m. son of Ruth and Fredrick Nelson Sr. of Niantic. were His wife, Jeanne, is the daughter of Bernard second child and have had been bleeding quite a bit $800 is being held in trust by the university, with the to noon at the Masonic Temple, 25 E. Center St. married April 21 at the home of the bride's parents. Brennan of 19 Pine Hill St. and Ruth Herbie of 72 Deployed to Pacific Finishes recruit training at least 20 thrombosed when I have a bowel prize award to consist of income from the trust. There will be cards, pool and refreshments. All The Rev. Richard Bachman of South Windsor Campfield Road. The airman is a 1980 graduate of hemorrhoids lanced. movement. I'm too em The annual Polish language prize is presented to an Masons and their friends are invited. officiated at the double ring ceremony. Gary Gale of Manchester High School. Marine Lance CpI. Robert J. Jones, son of Barbara Navy Seaman Recruit Scott P. Desmarais, son of I’ve been doing aerobic barrassed to ask my doc American-born student for excellence in the study of Bolton was organist. The bride was given in marriage E. and Robert J. Jones Sr. of 63 Branford St., recently Norbert J. Desmarais of 580 Wetherell St., has dancing for four years and tor about it and I hate anal Polish. by her father. departed on a deployment to the Western Pacific and completed recruit training at the Naval Training walk 4 miles the days I mous pressure on the Lifting that increases examinations. Residents to be honored Center, San Diego, Calif. Rhonda Bridgeman of Manchester was maid of Dussault completes course Indian oceans. don't do aerobics. Is my large veins that drrin the abdominal pressure can Could this be the result Town qualifies for program Five Manchester residents will be honored at the honor and Robin Bradley of Manchester, niece of the He is a member of Marine Service Support Group, exercise aggravating rectal area. Ifyouwatcha cause hemorrhoids to pop of my diet? Or could it be Savitt Hall of Fame Blood Donor Recognition on bride, was flower girl. Airman Robert E. Dussault, son of Kathleen M. 31st Marine Amphibious Unit, Kaneone Bay, Hawaii. Trains at Marine base them? Is lifting anything delivery you can literally out, but swimnastics are cancer? Or is it from The town of Manchester is looking for those who'd Tuesday at Red Cross headquarters in Farmington. Andrew Smalliage of East Lyme was best man. Barrett of 560 Vernon St. and Robert E. Dusssault of bad for me? I don’t have a see the veins pop out. fine and provide good taking the Pill too many like to employ older workers who belong to a program The 10-gallon donors are Willard J. Cormier. Fred After the reception the couple left on a wedding trip to South Windsor, has been assigned to Lowry Air Force Serving on destroyer Marine Pfc. Peter E. Murphy, sonof E.C. Griffithof problem with Exercises that increase exercise. years? called Green Thumb. It's sponsored by the National W. Kawan, Raymond C. Larivee, Donald Tuttle and the White Mountains in North Conway, N.H. Base, Colo., after completing Air Force basic 34 Crestwood Drive, has completed recruit training at constipation. your heart rate and circu Some of your problems DEAR READER: See Farmers Union and funded through Title V of the Joseph Lanz, 12-gallon donor. The bride is a student at Manchester High School training. Navy Seaman David R. Robicbaud, son of William the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, S.C. What about swimnas- lation to any extent may be treated by inject your doctor. You are not Older Americans Act. The annual event pays tribute to Red Cross blood and is employed by Stop & Shop. The groom is a He is a 1983 graduate of Manchester High School. G. and Judith B. Hearn of 166 Homestead St., is a tics (exercise in the shouldn't make hemor ing sclerosing agents. I've too young to have cancer Workers are paid for 20 hours a week and receive donors who have donated 10 or more gallons of blood in graduate of East Lyme High School and is employed His wife, Kimberly, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. crewmember aboard the destroyer USS Conolly Participates in effort pool?) Would this be bet rhoids worse. There's an discussed this and other of the rectum. Anyone Workmen's Compensation, liability insurance, holi the Greater Hartford Red Cross Chapter area. by R.R. Donnelley & Sons in Old Saybrook. Donald Delaney of 64 Ambassador Drive. which now has Portland, Maine as its homeport. ter for me than what I'm old principle in physics treatments in the Health who has unexplained rec days and accumulated sick leave. They are allowed to The donors' names will be engraved on a special The Conolly carries a crew of 296. Arm y Pfc. John V. Cone, son of JohnConeof 1178W. doing? Also, my sur{[eon that maintains that as L e tte r 13-12, H e m o r tal bleeding with or with work only on projects that wouldn't otherwise be plaque honoring donors who have contributed 10 Middle Turnpike, and Marlene Cone of East Hartford, 'gave me a prescription for fluid flows faster through rhoids: New 'Treatments out a bowel movement undertaken through the usual resources of the town. gallons or more. The plaque hangs in the Hartford ‘Wilde’ beer has participated in Team Ssirit '84, the largest a suppository with corti a large pipe, it sucks out for an Old Affliction, should have an Training is provided by the host agencies. Blood Donor Center, 75 Pearl St. Locai man decorated combined field training exercise to be held in the free sone, which is renewable the fluid in the smaller which I'm sending you. examination. If any town department or nonprofit group would Engagements Others who want this You probably have in aimed at gays Spec. 5 Kevin R. Boushee of Manchester has been world this year. as often as I want. Could pipes connected to it. So like to have a Green Thumb worker, contact the issue can send 75 cents decorated with the second award of the Army The exercise was staged in Korea. these be dangerous? blood is sucked out of your ternal hemorrhoids (vari town's Personnel Department, regarding jobs with UNICO sponsors screening SAN DIEGO (UPI) - English rectal area via organs, with a long, stamped, cose veins of the rectum ). Achievement Medal at Fort Bragg, N.C. He is a 1980 the town, or the Manchester Early Learning Center, Manchester Chapter of UNICO is sponsoring a free W est-Senor author Oscar Wilde, who penned liver, spleen and other self-addressed envelope The internal type bleed graduate of Manchester High School. DEAR READER: 647-3126, or for a job at the Jefferson House Adult Day screening for Thalassemia Trait (Cooley's Anemia) such classics as “The Importance Completes law course structures that aren’t ex for it to me, in care of the without causing symp His wife is the former Lisa Hebert, daughter of Some people are more Center, call Lyn Robinson, 646-2680. in cooperation with the Connecticut State Department of Being Earnest," now has a beer ercised. Of course, if you Manchester Herald, P.O. toms. If you have bleeding Mr. and Mrs. Orrin E. West of Roland and Elaine Hebert of 23 E. Eldridge St. Airman Timothy M. Vennart, son of Michael C. prone to hemorrhoids an of Health Services. The screening will be from noon to named after him — and its already have thrombosed Box 1551, Radio City Sta hemorrhoids, they can be. Manchester announce the engage Vennart of 104 West St., and Carol E. Vennart of 22 varicose veins than oth 4 p.m. on May 6 at the Army & Navy Club. 1090 Main promoters are counting on the gay hemorrhoids or irritation, tion, New York. N.Y. treated. WAXES schedule meeting ment of their daughter, Kendra V. Wetherell St., has graduated from the U.S. A ir Force ers. Giving birth also St., in conjunction with UNICO's spaghetti dinner. communitysto make it a success. Nelson promoted at base makes hemorrhoids the mechanical rubbing of 10019. But you can't afford to West, to Richard L. Senor, son of law enforcement specialist course at Lackland Air Manchester WATES will meet Tuesday at Orange L «o Diana, president of the chapter, said the Wilde's Brewing Co., a small worse or actually causes the surfaces against each I don't know the gamble — forget your Mrs. Lillian Senor of New York Dwight H. Nelson, son of Howard T. Nelson of Force Base, Texas. Hall, 72 E. Center St., rear. Weighing-in will be from screening is free and it's the first time it will be Sacramento, Calif., firm intro them. As the baby's head other may aggravate your strength of the supposito embarrassment and get City and the late Henry Senor. Windsor and Lucille A. Higley of 87 Rachel Road, has He is a 1983 graduate of Manchester High School. 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. conducted in Manchester. The screening is a one-time duced Wilde's beer at a gathering is passed it creates enor discomfort. ries you’re using, but I to a doctor. Miss West is a 1974 graduate of The meeting will be the monthly business meeting test and all persons whose country of origin borders Manchester High School and re of owners and employees from San and is open to members only. Diego-area gay bars Thursday. the Mediterranean Sea. should be tested. ^ ceived a degree of associate in arts Although the screening is free, the spaghetti dinner from Manchester Community Col Lee Nichols, Wilde's chairman, said the beer was named after the Chorus to rehearse costs $4 for adults and $2.50 for children. Tickets will lege and a degree of bachelor of be available at the door. Roger Negro is chairman of science from the University of 19th century author who was Even the caring mothers Beethoven Chorus will rehearse Tuesday from 10 to the dinner. Proceeds will be donated to Cooley's Connecticut School of Education. imprisoned for his homosexuality. 11 a.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church St. Anemia, Mental Health, and scholarships. She taught music in several It was decided to dub the brew Wilde's, even though the author There will be a coffee hour before the rehearsal. schools in the New Hampshire Members of the chorus are reminded of the area and is presently employed by was not known as a beer drinker. Well child clinic set the Postal Service in Manchester, "W ilde might have only drunk a can have autistic children N.H, beer on a warm day in Italy,” said ANDOVER — A well-child clinic will be held Nichols, “but he was gay and he The prospective bridegroom is a D E A R DR. B LA K E R : I boss developed a plan Thursday from 9:45 to If a.m. at the Andover did have a sense of style.” Thoughts graduate of Brandeis High School ihave a child w(ho was right there on the spot. Of Congregational Church. San Diego was chosen as the site in New York City and the City .diagnosed ^F'autistic course, he got the credii All preschool residents of Andover. Coventry, of the test marketing because the College of New York with a degree when he was 10 months A s k for the dramatic change Columbia and Hebron are eligible to attend and sunny weather is conducive to beer For six days I have looked at new life, rebirth in the in education. After teaching in old. We have worked on in company policy. receive all immunizations and routine physicals. drinking, it has the right number of D r . B la k e r spring. I have seen that it can be painful. 1 have seen New York he moved to Concord, the problem for years This has to stop if I am Children are seen by appointment only. outlets and had a strong homosex that it can be difficult to find in our world. I have seen N.H. where he is self-employed. with a combination of going to get the promo For an appointment or further information, contact ual press for advertising. Karen Blaker, Ph.D. that it is a risk. All that is left is to realize that all life, A late May wedding is planned in behavior modification tions I want and deserve. Community Health Care Services Inc. at 228-9428. • Nichols said he expected sales of old as well as new, is a risk. Peter Drucker said that Henniker, N.H. Kendra V. West techniques and long-term Wilde's to be boosted by a pledge to DEAR READER: You there are four kinds of risk: The risk one must accept. intensive psychotherapy. plow 35 percent of the profits into are right. If you have an The risk one can afford to take. The risk one cannot He is now 15 and a fairly idea in the future, why not the homosexual community. afford to take. The risk one cannot afford not to take. well-functioning high Choose one! He said the brew tasted like most develop it and send it in a SPECiAL school student. We think it symptoms decreased in i Deaf lady sues McDonald’s other premium beers. It is made In answer to your ques memo to your boss and is a real victory for us all. tion, there is recent evi severity. Intern Steven Sabin for Wilde's by Pearl Brewing Co. of one other person? Make it What still bothers me is for tossing her and her dog San Antonio, Texas. dence that suggests that a Research has also found a matter of record. Emanuel Lutheran Church DINNERS the reason why Jay was quick environmental ex a possible genetic link in ;afflicted with such a dis planation like the "refrig autism. It seems, there OLYMPIA, Wash. (UPI) - A and Tootsie entered the order. Is it really true that erator mother” to which fore, that the cold parent deaf woman says she and her restaurant. Enemy gunfire FOR autistic children have you refer, may not be all theory is on its way out, at "hearing" dog Tootsie were The suit, which seeks unspeci Abraham Lincoln was the only if OPEN HOUSE if «old, uncaring mothers that satisfactory. least as the singular thrown out of a McDonald's and fied damages for humiliation, also loyal Tomporios president ever to undergo enemy Iwho cause the problem Researchers at the Uni cause. she is suing the fast-food chain for requests a court order preventing TWO (Sun-Wed Only) gunfire while in office. Lincoln yearly in the child’s versity of California at DEAR DR. BLAKER: I humiliating her. McDonald's from banning aid dogs faced Confederate bullets at Fort ^ ■■•'•if development? Los Angeles feel that am a low-ranking official Vernon - Tuesday May 1 Jennie Abel was told by restau for the deaf. Bay Scallops...... *9.95 Stevens, where restored ramparts ^ I know that I care about there may be biochemical in a very large firm and 9ain-7pin rant workers that only "seeing A McDonald's spokesman said stand today a few miles from the my son a great ^eal and factors at work in this would really like to ad Quality lim, Tollami Tamplkt, 201 (Naxt to Steak Club) rm 201 eye” dogs were allowed inside, Ms. Abel's ejection was a “singu Veal Marsala...... *10.95 White House. have done everything in childhood disorder. Ap vance even though the according to the suit filed lar incident" resulting from a Retiring foreman honored ★ DRAWING • Dinnor for 2 at my power to help him proximately 30 percent of company is not all that Lasagna...... *8.50 Thursday. misunderstanding. He said McDo Hubbards Park Restaurant, Hartford First U.S. mint towards health. the autistic children friendly to women on their She said the employees also nald's has no policy denying CwM In tnH m m H our olift. Hiim MotIl . . . ____SrSSvRMSw_ Ink oloooWloeii no IneM H w Ilihl I Pizza & Beer...... *7.95 Merle O. Shaw, a foreman with the works director. Besides Kendra, Mayor tested had high levels of way up. iPMHoiMko. RMtiM •iiie e lo im ie rM ignored her when she presented a service to people with dogs for the The first U.S. Mint was estab Li m oIioiiI nw H W L * * * f V * ^ ftHiVncRHoM town's highway department, was ho- Barbara B. Weinberg and Town Man DEAR READER; Aut the neurotransmitter se It seems as though .. Tomnofnry PfoonWornn>y4GfioMronfwrtuWalwu»lwthlnniawHohfHonifo>lfnin^MtiiMnoO»» copy of a state law making it hearing impaired. lished in Philadelphia, then the Wy wniofcla Mot •! Iho Conn Rbw. Includes soup, salad, glaqs bear or wine, ism is an emotional dis rotonin in their blood. anytime I coipe up with a ItpoynroynnRf lgnHin Calendar NEW YORK (UPl) - Len hit. but the Phillies loaded the The loss was San Francisco's Matuszek doubled to drive in the bases on an error by Gardenhire fourth in a row. tying run and scored the winning and two walks. Dick Tidrow Tuesday — 10 a.m., Beethoven Chorus; 4 p.m.. session. Walker got 20-year-old Mark Saturday — 8 p.m., concert with Peter Harvey and run on Joe Lefebvrc's single replaced Sisk and walked Ivan Heritage celebrated Cherub and Youth choirs; 6:30 p.m., mother and child Saturday — all day car wash at McDonalds. Grant's major league debut of f to a Herb Chatsky. Friday night, igniting a six-run DeJesus to force in a run and Von supper in Luther Hall. rocky start with a two-run homer The following event.s have been scheduled at North eighth inning that propelled the Hayes then scored on a passed ball. Wednesday — 6:30 p.m.. Young Emanuel Adults DPI photo in the first inning and Driessen United Methodist Church for the coming week: Philadelphia Phillies to an 8-3 After a walk to pinch hitter Tim FGI sets convention potluck in boardroom; 7 p.m., MARCH Inc., 7:30 p.m., followed with another (wo-run Sunday — 8:45 and 10:15 a.m., celebration of Council meeting set Both Knicks Bill Carwright and Pistons' a rebound Friday in Detroit. victory over the New York Mets. Corcoran re-loaded the bases, Emanuel Choir. blast in the third. heritage Sunday. The Full Gospel Interdenominational Church will Kent Benson appear battered going for Bill Campbell. 2-0, pitched one Samuel doubled home the final two Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer group; 11: lSa.m.,care The following events are scheduled at Center Braves 6, Astros 0 Mondhy — 7:30 p.m.. administrative board, sponsor a ministers' convention Tuesday through Congregational Church for the coming week: inning in reliel ol starter John Philadelphia runs. At Houston. Pete Falcone tossed Tuesday — 7 p.m.. worship committee; 7:30 p.m., Thursday at 7:30 each evening. The Rev. Dale Yerton and visitation; 3:45 p.m.. Belle Choir; 6:30 p.m., Denny to get the victory while A1 Denny pitched six innings and confirmation classes; 7:30 p.m., Scandia. Tuesday — 3:30 p.m., Pilgrim Choir, choral room; 6 a three-hitler and contributed a pastor-parish committee: ecumenical prayer group. from Hamilton. Ohio will speak. p.m., confirmation, Robbins Room; 7:30 p.m,, Holland hurled the final two allowed just four hits, but the 1983 two-run double and Claudeil Wa Wedne.sday — 7:15 p.m.. choir. Morning meetings are planned Wednesday and Saturday — 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., youth car wash in innings. Doug Sisk, who relieved Cy Young winner was victimized chapel parking lot; 8 p.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous diaconate, Robbins Room. shington and Chris Chambliss each Thursday — membership and evangelism Thursday at 10. Speakers will be the Rev. Henry F. Wednesday — 6:30 p.m., sacred dance. Federation Cartwright gives NY Tim Leary in the seventh, look the by two errors. hit solo homers in the first inning to meet in Luther Hall, 60 Church St. committee. Redman from Oklahoma and the Rev. Joe J. Ratliff Room; 7:30 p.m,. Chancel Choir, choral room. loss to even his record at 1-1. Pirates 3, Cubs 2 lead the Atlanta Braves to 6-0 Saturday -- 9 a.m.. paper drive. Call 649-36% for from Delaware. Thursday — 7:30 p.m., handbell choir. Carrier With the Mets leading 3-2, Juan At Pittsburgh, relief pitcher victory over the Houston Astros. pickup. The public is invited to all the meetings. There is no Here’s Trinity’s week Room: 7:30 p.m., council meeting, mezzanine. Samuel opened the Philadelphia Kent Tekulve retired Gary Mat Falcone, 1-3, did hot allow a hit eighth with a single and stole charge. Especially welcome are all ministers and The following events have been scheduled at Trinity thews in the eighth inning with the until Phil Garner's infield hit in the South plans concert second alter shortstop Ron Gar- bases loaded to earn his second Bible students. Call 646-8731. Covenant Church for the coming week: OT win over Pistons seventh inning. Kevin Bass hit a denhire dropped the throw from save and preserve a 3-2 Pittsburgh one-out single in the eighth for The follow ing events have been scheduled at South Sunday — grinder sale all morning: 4:30 p.m., Families invited catcher Junior Ortiz. Matuszek Pirates' victory over the Chicago Houston's second hit and Ray United Methodist Church for the coming week: quarterly business meeting. Bv Richard L. Shook ovation from the Joe Louis Arena Detroit a shot at winning. Moms and children gather The First Baptist Church of Manchester has followed with a drive that bounced Cubs. Knight hit a double in the ninth for Tuesday — 10 a.m., vineyards study group: 3 p.m., Tuesday — 6 a.m., men's prayer breakfast at UPl Sports Writer record crowd of 21.208 when he Kelly Tripucka had 23 points for planned several family-oriented services during the over the center-field wall tor a Reds 9, Giants 3 the only other hits off Falcone, who Asbury Ringers; 7:30 p.m., women's prayer and The following events are scheduled at Emanuel LaStrada; 4 p.m., confirmation class. fouled out of the game trying to Detroit but his misses in overtime coming week. Services will meet every evening from ground-rule double, scoring At Cincinnati. Duane Walkerand walked four and struck out four. study, 337 W. Middle Turnpike. Lutheran Church for the coming week: Wednesday — 7 p.m., prayer meeting. Boy’s DETROIT — Bill Cartwright stop Cartwright. The game was were turned into New York points Sunday through May 6 at 7. On Sunday and again on Samuel. Dan Driessen slammed two-run It was the second lime in two Wednesday — 6:55p.m., Wesley Ringers: 7:30p.m., Sunday — 1 to 5 p.m.. Chestnut Hill Preschool Brigade; Pioneer Girls; junior and senior high sank two free throws with 37 played at Joe Louis Arena because during the 9-0 streak that put the May 6 a service is planned at 11 a.m. Alter Mike Schmidt filed out. homers and Joe Price allowed only games that an opposing pitcher Chancel Choir: adult Bible study, 277 Spring St. parents' day; 7:30 p.m., Koinonia at Ken Bensen’s. groups; 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir; men's seminar. seconds left in overtime Friday a motorcycle event was scheduled game away for the Knicks. Lefebvre singled to right to score four hits over seven innings to pace took a no-hitter into the seventh Thursday — 9 a.m., quilters; 6:30 p.m.. Junior Monday — 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., Lutheran World Thursday — 6:30 a.m., women’s prayer breakfast at The services will involve guest speakers, music and night to secure the New York for the Silverdome in Pontiac. Williams scored 17 points for A Matuszek. LelebVre was thrown the Cincinnati Reds to a 9-3 victory inning against a make shift Astro Choir; 7:30 p.m.. Youth Choir. Relief quilting in Luther Hall; 3:30 p.m., staff LaStrada; 6:30 p.m., AGAPE. family activities. The public is invited and a nursery Knicks' 127-123 victory over the Cartwright, who put Laimbeer New York and backup center out at second trying to stretch the over the San Francisco Giants. lineup. Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon. meeting: 6:45 p.m,, scouts. Friday — 8 p.m.. East Coast conference opening will be provided. Call 649-7509. Detroit Pistons, sending them into out of the game early in the Marvin Webster had 10 as only four the next round of the NBA playoffs overtime, sank his two free throws New York players reached double against the Boston Celtics. after Thomas fouled him to put the figures. Detroit tried five players Isiah Thomas scored Detroit's Knicks safely up 127-123. Cartw on King but still could not stop him last 16 points in regulation, includ right scored 29 points, including 8 from reaching his playoff average Tracy yields only two hits Religious Services ing a 22-foot 3-pointer with 23 in the third quarter and 10 in the of 42 points for the five games. seconds to play that tied it 114-114 fourth. Vinnie Johnson .scored 16 for and forced overtime. New York seemingly had the Detroit while Laimbeer and John P Assemblies of God Church Of Coventry, 1171 Manchester. Rev. Dole H. meeting; 10:15 a.m., Sunday (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Youth day mass at 5; Sunday p.m.; Sunday y:30 and 10:45 Detroit center Bill Laimbeer game wrapped up when it led Long had 14 apiece. Main St.. Coventry. Rev. Gospel Gustafson, pastor; Steven P. school and primary; 11:25 service (Friday). (649-9848) masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and a.m.; holydavs, 5:30and 7:30 as MHS beats Simsbury sank a short follow-shot 15 seconds 108-100 with 1:35 left in regulation. Calvary Church (Assem Bruce Johnson, pastor. 11 Sobln, Intern: Rev. C. Henry a.m., priesthood ond relief noon. (643-2195) p.m. Confessions 4:30 to 5 Detroit jumped to a 36-31 lead in blies of Cod). 400 Bucklond a.m., worship; 9:30 a.m.. Church of the Living God, into the overtime to give the But starting Knicks guards Rory an evangelical, full-gospel Anderson, pastor emeritus. society. (643-4003) St. Bartholomew's Church, p.m. (742-6655) the first quarter as Johnson and Junior right-hander John Tracy- Rood, South Windsor. Rev. church school In Church Sunday schedule; 8:30 a.m., Presbyterian 741 E. Middle Turnpike, Man Church of St. Maurice, 32 Pistons a 116-114 lead. The Knicks Sparrow and Ray Williams fouled scored three times, again with the chipped in and we had 10 hits." Kenneth L. Gustafson, pas Lane House. Nursery care church, Robertson School, Tripucka scored 8 points each. But pitched a two-hitter Friday after North School Street, Man worship In the sanctuary; chester. Rev. Martin J. Hebron Rood, Bolton. The ran off the next 9 points to take a out with less than a minute to play help of one-base hits. The Indians The Indians, who now are 5-3 tor. 9:30 a.m.. Sunday provided. (742-8487) 9:45 a.m., church school, National Catholic Coventry Presbyterian Scholskv, pastor. Saturday Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, pas New York cut it to 61-59 by halftime noon, as Manchester High ran its school; 10:30 a.m.. worship, Second CongreBatlonol chester. Rev. David W. Church, Route 44A and Trow 123-116 lead and repulsed another and their team made so many had live singles in the inning. The overall and 5-2 in the CCIL, will Mullen, pastor. Meeting Sun Bible study, coffee In Luther mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday tor. Saturday mass atSp.m.; with King and Webster getting record to 5-3 with a 6-1 Central runs were driven in by hits from travel to West Hartford Monday child-care and nursery; 7:00 Church, 365 N. Main St., days, lOfo 11:30a.m. Nurserv Hall; 11 a.m., worship In the St. John's Polish National bridge Rood, Coventry. Rev. masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 Sunday masses at 7:30, 9:15 Detroit rally to take the deciding turnovers it let Detroit back in the p.m., evening service of Manchester. The Rev. V. sanctuary, nursery, child Catholic Church, 23 Golwav Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, a.m. and 11 a.m. (643-4466) eight points each. Connecticut Interscholastic Tracy, Dave Dougan and Greg afternoon for a game against Joseph Mittoh, pastor. 10 and Sunday school. St„ Manchester. Rev. Stan 9:30 a.m., worship; 10:45 Rfth game of the first-round game. praise and Bible preaching. Full Gospel Interdenomi ren's chapel. (643-1193) St. Bridget Church, 70 Main League victory over Simsbury. Solomonson. (644-1102) a.m. worship service and ley M. Lancola, pastor. 9 a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., playoff series. Thomas, who had 21 points in the The Knicks moved to an 85-79 conference opponent Conard High. national Church, 745 Main Latvian Lutheran Church St., Manchester. Rev. Philip Tracy struck out three and church school; 11 a.m., fel St., Manchester. Rev. Philip ot Manchester, 21 Garden St., a.m., mass. (643-5906) Bible study and fellowship. A. Sheridan and Rev. Emilio Saivation Army Bernard King had 4 of his 44 fourth quarter, hit a shot with 1:56 lead after three periods even Manchester picked up its final lowship hour. (649-2663) Manchester. (643-2051) Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., P. Padelll, co-postors. Satur walked two in raising his record to run in the sixth when Roya walked, Simsbury (I) — MareckI If 3-0-0-0, J. Baptist Second Congregotional P. Saunders. Sunday, 10:30 praver meeting. (742-7222) points in the overtime, including a left to make it 106-100 and begin his though King sat on the bench form a.m., adult Bible study and Prince of Peace Lutheran day mass 5 p.m.; Sunday Salvation Army, 661 Main 3-1. Simsbury scored off him in the stole second, went to third on an Hazard r( 3-0-0-0, LIppIncott c( 2-0-0-0, Church of Coventry, 1746 Church, Route 31 and North Nazarene Presbyterian Church of masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and St., Manchester. Capt. and 12-foot baseliner with 1:12 left that string of 16 points. New York the 8:55 mark on because of four Sanderson c 3-0-0-0, Sick Inner ss 3-0-1-0, Baptist Bible Church ot Boston Turnpike, Coventry. Sundov school: 7 p.m., wor Manchester, 43 Spruce St„ Mrs. Randall Davis. 9:30 fifth inning, with the help of an error and scored on a wild pitch. Coventry, the Grange build ship service. Tuesday at 7:30 River Rood, Coventry. Rev. Church of the Nazarene, noon. (643-2403) countered a 3-point goal by Tho rookie Darrell Walker stripped the fouls. Detroit took a 90- 89 lead with Kezar 1b 2-1-0-0, Garvis dh 3-0-1-0, Rev. David JarJarvis, minister. p.m., special Bible studies; W.H. Wllkens, pastor. 9a.m., Manchester. Rev. Richard St. James Church, 896 Main a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 error and a fielder's choice. The Indians, who had only four hits Anderson p O-O-O-O, Morrin p 0-(H)-0, B. ing. Route 44, Coventry. Ste Regular schedule: 10 a.m., 236 Main St„ Manchester. Gray, pastor. 10:30 o.m., a.m., holiness meeting; 7 mas and gave New York a 125-119 ball from Thomas as he attempted 7:25 left in regulation on a 3-point phen Smith, postor. Worship .Wednesday at 7:30 p.m., Sunday school: 10:15 a.m., Rev. Neale McLain, senior St., Manchester. Rev. Fran The Indians got all the runs they in a Thursday loss to East Hazard 3b 2-0-0-0, Kaplan pr O-O-O-O, worship; 8 p.m., DIol-A-Rlde worship service. Praver line, worship service. (742-7548) worship service, nurserv, cis V. KrukowskI, Rev. Ro p.m., salvation meeting. lead. a game-winning shot with less than play by Thomas but Cartwright hit Ollestad ph 1-0-0-0, McCormick 2b services Sunday at 11 a.m. to church; 8:45 a.m., church pastor; Rev. Herb Newell, 9:15 a.m., Sunday school: 7 (649-7787). needed in the first inning. Jim Hartford, had 10 against the and 7 p.m. All ore welcome. 646-8731, 24 hours. Zion Evangelical Lutheran minister ot youth. 9:30 a.m., bert Burbank, Rev. Richard Thomas hit a driving layup six seven seconds to play. three free throws and Williams 2-0-0-0, Dean ph 1-0-0-0. Totals 25-1-2-0 school, nurserv to grade Church (Missouri Synod), p.m.. Informal worship. (643- A. Lamore, team ministry. Fogarty. Rob Roya, Chris Pe Trojans. They scored six times (742-7937) eight, adult discussion; 11 Gospel Hall, Center Street, Sunday school; 10:45 a.m., 0906) seconds later to conclude his Walker had thrown the ball out of sank a 3-pointer to restore New Community Baptist Manchester. lO a.m., break Cooper and High streets, worship, children's church Rev. Edward J. Reardon. tersen and Brendan McCarthy all Manchester (61 — Fogarty lb4-1-1-0, a.m., coflee ond fellowship; Monchester. Rev. CharlesW. Unitarian 35-point game and left to a standing bounds with 23 seconds left to give York's lead. despite the fact that Petersen, who Church, 585 E. Center St., 11:15 a.m., lunlor choir; 4 ing bread; 11:45 a.m., Sun and nurserv; 6:30 p.m.,even Saturdaymassesat4and6:30 had singles in the inning. Rovo If 2-1-2-0, Petersen 3b 3-1-1-0, Manchester. Rev. Jomes I. day school; 7 p.m., gospel Kuhl, pastor. 9 a.m.. Divine Ing praise service, nui^ery. p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, leads the team with a batting Chetelat cf 3-0-2-1, McCarthy c 3-1-1-0, p.m., Jr. pilgrim fellowship; worship; 10:15 o.m. Sunday jrs Universalist McCarthy drove in a run, and the Meek, minister. 9:15 a.m., 6 p.m., senior church school meeting. (646-8599) Roman Cathoiic 9,10:30 a.m.,noon, andSp.m. average of nearly .500, had only Douoan ss 3-1-1-1, Solomonson rf church school for all ages, school and Youth Forum. (643-4129) Unitarian Universalist other scored on a scarifice fly by 3-)-1-1, Tracy p 3-0-1-1, Mazzotta 2b and Pilgrim fellowship. (742- Holy Communion first and Church ol the Assumption, St. Mary Church, 1600 Main one hit. "That's an off day for 3-0-0-0. Totals 27-6-10-4 kindergarten through Grade 6234) Society-East, 153 W. Vernon AL roundup Glenn Chetelat. 4 continuing during the ser Jehovah’s third Sunday. (649-4243) PentecQstai Adams Street at Thompson St., Coventry. Father James St., Manchester. Rev. Arnold him,” said Indians' coach Don Simsbury 000 010 0 1-2-3 Talcoffvllle Congrego- -Road, Manchester. Rev. Ed J. Williamson, pastor. In the fifth inning, Manchester Race, "but the rest of the team Manchester 200 031 x 6-10-1 vice. i0:30 a.m.. morning tlonol Church, AAoln Sfreet Witnesses ward S. Pepin, pastor. Satur Westwood, minister. 10:30 worship. Nursery provided. and Elm Hill Road, Talcof- United Pentecostal< Masses Saturday at 5:15 a.m., service. (646-5151) (643-0537) Methodist Church, 187 Woodbrldoe St., tvllle. Rev. Kenneth E. Knox, Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 Manchester. Rev. Marvin Faith Baptist Church, 52 pastor. 10 a.m., worship ser Tolland Turnpike, Manches Bolton United Methodist Lake St., Manchester. Rev. Stuart, minister. 10 o.m., vice and church school. (649- ter. Tuesdov, Congregation Church, 1041 Boston Turn Sunday school: 11 o.m., Brewers rout Yankees James Beliasov, pastor. 9:30 0815) Bible Study, 7 p.m.; Thurs pike, Bolton. Rev. Stewart Otm., Sunday school; 10:30 morning worship: 6 p.m., day, Theocratic School Lanier, pastor, 9:30 a.m., evening worship; 7:30 p.m., a m., worship service; 7 (speaking course), 7:30 p.m.; church schaol; 11 a.m., wor NEW YORK (UPl) - Charlie bined on a six-hitter and George to get to Lowenstein, who lined a p.m., evening service. (646- Covenant Service meeting (ministry ship service, nursery. (649- bible study (Tuesday); 7 5316) training), 8:15 p.m.: Sunday, 34721 p.m.. Ladies' prayer (Thurs Moore drove in five runs and Jim Bell knocked in the gam e’s only base hit to left. First Baptist Church, 240 Trinity Covenant Church, Public Bible Lecture, 9:30 North United MethMlst day); 7 p.m.. Men's praver Sundberg knocked in three Friday run with a first-inning (fielder’s The winner was Sammy Ste Hillstown Road, Manchester. 302 Hackmatack St., Man a.m.: Watchtower Study, Church, 300 Parker St., Man night to pace a 16-hit attack that choice to give the Toronto Blue wart, 3-0, who worked the final 12-3 Dr. C. Conley, pastor. (649- chester. Rev. Norman Swen 10:25. (646-1490) chester. Richard W. Dupee, 7509) son, 8 a.m., worship; 9:25 pastor. Schedule: 8:45 o.m., Mint to share your carried the Milwaukee Brewers to Jays a 1-0 victory Friday night innings. First Baptist Chapel of the a.m., Sunday school; 10:25 worship, adult Bible class, a 12-0 rout of the New York over the Kansas City Royals. After the Rangers took a one- run Deaf, 240 Hillstown Road. a.m., cottee and fellowship; Jewish — nurserv; 10;15a.m„ worship, THE Yankees behind the five-hit pitch Alexander, 1-0, set a club record lead in the top of the loth, the Manchester. Rev K. 11 a.m,, worship. (649-2855) church school for age 3 Kreutzer, pastor. (643-7543) Conservative through 6 grade, nurserv; BIBLE ing of Mike Caldwell. with his eighth consecutive vic Orioles bounced back to tie the 5:30 p.m.. Senior Methodist Caldwell, 4-1, struck out two and tory. Alexander, who won seven in score in their half of the inning. Episcopai Temple Both Sholom, 400 Youth Fellowship at church; SPEAKS faith more natural^ walked none in his first shutout and a row for the Blue Jays to close out Wayne Gross singled off Tobik Christian Science E. Middle Turnpike, Man 7 p.m. sacred dance rehear St. George's Episcopal chester. Richard J. Plavin, _ •»y 2 third complete game of the year. First Church of Christ, sal. (649-3696) Eugene the 1983 season, blanked the with one out and shortstop Curt Church, 1150 Boston Turn rabbi; Israel Tabatsky, can Brewer Scientist, 447 N. Main St., pike, Bolton. Sunday 8 a.m., tor; Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi South United Methodist Shane Rawley, 0-2, started for New Royals on five hits over the first Wilkerson booted Floyd Rayford's Monchester. 10:30 o.m., Eucharist; 10 a.m. Holy Church, 1226 Main St., Man York and was lifted in the third eight innings but was relieved in apparent double play grounder to emeritus. Services, 8:15 p.m. chester. Dr. Shephard S. The problem with church service, Sunday Eucharist, Rev. John Hol- Friday and 9:45 a.m. Satur inning after allowing the first five favor of Lamp when Pat Sheridan put runners on first and second. school, and care for small llger, vicor. II a.m., fellow day. (643-9563) Johnson, Dr. Poul Kroll, equellly Is that we went It children. (649-1446) Reading ship hour. Monday through pastors. 9 and 10:45 a.m., Milwaukee runs. led off the ninth with a single. One out later, Gary Roenicke worship; 9 a.m., church only with our superiors. Room, 656A Center St., Man Friday, 4:45 p.m.; WednesCUIICS- I Rawley walked Mark Brouhard Lamp retired the next three walked on a 3-2 pitch to load the chester. (649-8982) day, 9 a.m., Holy Lutheran school, nursery through se ‘Share end share eUke'' Eucharist. (643-9203) nior high; 10:45 a.m., sounds good, but we ed* leading off the second Ted Sim batters to record his third save. bases and Tobik’s wild pitch Concordia Lutheran nurserv; 6 p.m. United Meth voeele N only for those mons followed with a single. Damaso Garcia extended his scored pinch runner Todd Cruz. Church of Christ Church (LCA), 40 Pitkin St„ odist Youth Fellowship; 7:30 who have more then we p.m., Bible, song, prayer Brouhard scored on a double by hitting streak to 12 games with a Mary's Episcopal Manchester. Rev. Burton D. have. “From eedv os he Gary Ward singled in Wilkerson Church ol Christ, Lvdall Church, Park and Church Strand, pastor. Schedule: 8 fellowship. (647-9141) r of the Sundberg and Moore's single single leading off the first inning. from second base with one out in and Vernon streets, Man streets, Manchester. Rev. hoe abNIty to each os ha scored Simmons, who scored four and Toronto proceeded to load the chester. Eugene Brewer, a.m.. Holy Communion, the 10th inning to give the Rangers Stephen K. Jacobson, rector; nursery; 9:15 o.m., church hoe neecr le the basic ax runs, and Sundberg for a 3-0 bases on a walk to Lloyd Moseby minister. Sunday services: 9 Rev. Frederick P. Moser, Mormon iom ol eedallsm. But who a 3-2 lead. Wilkerson reached on a school and Christian Growth Milwaukee advantage. a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., associate rector. 7:30 a.m.. hour, nurserv; 10:30 a.m.. determines ‘ oblMy” end and an error by second baseman fielder's choice and moved to worship; 6 p.m., worship. Holy Eucharist; 9 a.m., Holy Church of Jesus Chrisf of In the third, Robin Yount Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible Holy Communion, nurserv. Lafter Day Sainfs (Mor •need"? Frank White. Bell then knocked in second when Tippy Martinez, 0- 4, Eucharist and Church School (649-5311) reached on an error by first study. Nursery provided for with childcare; II a.m.,Holy mon), 30 Woodside St., Man Garcia with a one-out fielder's walked Billy Sample. Stewart all services. (646-2903) Emanuel Lutheran chester. Wayne S. Taylor, SAU8HAKER baseman Don M attingly and Eucharist. (649-4583) Church, 60 Church St., Assuredly, . sharing choice grounder to second base for relieved and Ward singled up the bishop, 9:15a.m., sacrament , one's abundance wHh scored on Cecil Cooper's double. his third game-winning RBI of the middle to knock in the go- ahead those Inneedlsabasicte Rawley was replaced by Bob Congregationai seaspn. run. net of Chrtellan living. Shirley, who allowed a single to The unearned run dropped Kan Bolton Congregational ^ I j T G ift K^Tn/nueU * T | L _ Jesus sold, ‘It Is more Church, 228 Bolton Center featuring Bebetxa Pippen Simmons and a two- run triple to sas City rookie right-haniier Mark Baltimore tied the score in the Road, at the Green, Bolton. Messed to give than to re- Sundberg to make it 6-0. A New eelve.” (Acts 20:35) But Gubicza to 0-2. He scattered seven eighth inning when pinch hitter Rev. Chorles H. Erlcson, Minister. 9:30 a m., worship this la an aol of volunlar- The Brewers made it 9-0 in the hits, walked three and struck out Jim Dwyer hit his first home run of service, nurserv, church lem. It cannot ba uaad to fifth on a two-run triple to left field seven before being relieved by Dan the season. Dwyer, entering the school; 10:30 a.m., fellow Him One - Evangelism as a Vfey of life You" fULL GOSPFI examplHy atorcadaguaB- by Moore and an RBI single by Quisenberry in the ninth. game hitting .045, lofted a 1-2 pitch ship; 10:45 a.m., forum pro I gram. (649-7077 office or JNTERDENOMINATinfJi^l latlon by lagislativa Paul Molitor. Kansas City never got a runner from Danny Darwin high into the 647-8878 parsonage. Call: Him Two - Getting the Story Straight Milwaukee added a run in the past second base against Alex right field stands. Darwin retired Center Congregotional CHURCH 745 Main St. sixth on singles by Ed Romero and ander and managed only one single 18 of 19 batters before giving up Church, 11 Center St., Man Manchester This la not to crltlelia a Him Huee — Learning to Love chester. Rev. Newell H. Cur Brouhard and Simmons' double over the final five innings. Dwyer's home run. tis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. May I si, 2nd. A 3rd * 7i3Qpm system of govsmmental play grounder. social conosrns artiercby Him Four - Sharing the Message The Rangers took a 2-1 lead in the Robert J. Bills, minister of 647-8301 In the ninth, run-scoring groun- Orioles 4, Rangers 3 visitations; Rev. Clifford O. real nasdsofthelaaafcr- sixth on three straight hits — all for an Important douts by Moore and Molitor closed At Baltimore, John Lowenstein Simpson, pastor emeritus; dpEST s p e a k e r : Rev. Dale Yerton tunate are piDvWed by lha with two out. Ward broke up Mike Michael C. Thornton, asso- recorded meseage the scoring. singled in Cal Ripken Jr. from Jm eiii^EVERYONE WELCOMEII mora fortunata. But Boddicker's no- hitter with a single clotepastor. lOo.m., worship equalixatlon of waaftti la W hen: Film one will be shown May 2nd at 7:00 p.m. The Yankees threatened in the second base with none out in the service, sonctuorv; 10 a.m. up the middle and scored on a anothar matter. It la seventh when Don Baylor doubled bottom of the 11th inning Friday church school. (647-9941) May 2 4 3 — lOam Mornini Meetings double by George Wright. Wright First Congregational nelthsr possIMs nor desl- W h e r e : with one out and moved to third on night to give the Baltimore Orioles Q U EST s p e a k e r s : The Church of the Living God came home on Buddy Bell's single. Church of Andover, Route 6, rable r ^ Christian. Lou Pinella's deep drive to ieft. But a 4-3 victory over the Texas Anddver. Rev. Richard H. Robertson Schoql, Manchester Taylor, pastor. Sunday wor Rev. 'Henry F. Redman & Toby Harrah bounced to third to Rangers. ' The Orioles staked Boddicker to Herald photo by Pinto ship: 1) a.m., nurserv care Rev. Joe J. R atliff CHURCH OF CHRIST on N. School SL (off N. Main) end the threat. Ripken led off with a single and a 1-0 lead in the first when John provided.. Church school: Manchester High center fielder Glenn victory Friday against Simsbury. The Faeliaf Ckfod About Lydall and Vomon Stroots Blue Jaya 1, Royals 0 went to second on a wild pitch by Shelby singled, stole second and 9:30 o.m., Sunday. (742-7696) Phono: a40-200l First Congregational YoursoH At Kansas City Mo., Doyle loser Dave Tobik, 1-2. Eddie scored on Murray’s broken bat Chetelat is cailed safe at first as he just first baseman is Chris Kezar. The Alexander and Dennis Lamp com Murray was intentionally walk^ single to right. beats the throw in the Indians' home second baseman is Glenn McCormick. 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, April 28, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, April 28, 1984 — 17 Scholastic roundup NHL roundup Simsbury scores late run to nip MHS girls Islanders discovering the other side of iife ___»_A______< t ______• . . - .. ______. . ______f______i Montreal, for its part, doesn’t then stole second and scored on an Charter Oak Coiilcicm.. ^..iiie Senior catcher Paul Pelletier led undeleated Friday, as it scored a Rocky Hill 1M OW 0 1 2 4 Bv United Press International straight Stanley Cup. “ It's a big fought losses in Montreal. replacing defenseman Stelun progressing and we would like to SIMSBURY - The Simsbury plan any big changes in its games it error. played in Manchester. Cheney offensively with a triple, a 10-1 home victory over Rocky Hill Coventry 101 ^ test in a lot of ways but that's life. “ The crowd was against us and Persson, who suffered a left use LaFontaine's quickness High softabll team won its first Laneroan, P. Crlstolll (5) • D- attempts to protect the record five game of the season here Friday Manchester pitcher Shelley Car The loss for the Beavers snapped single and an RBI. Elliott and Mike in a Charter Oak Conference Crlstolll; Palmer & S. Fowler No one ever said life was fair — We've come up with four shoulder they intimidated the guys iii the shoulder separation in the game around the net if possible.” Stanley Cups set by their 1956-60 afternoon, as it pushed across a rier breezed along until giving up a three-game winning streak and Mancini also had two hits each, as game. WP— Palmer (3-0); LP— Laneroan as the New York Islanders are separations in the playoffs and I stripes," Arbour said after Thurs Thursday, and forward Bob Despite their problems, the run in the seventh inning for a 4-3 the two runs in the seventh. The dropped their overall record to 3-5 the Beavers totaled seven hits Pitcher Peter Palmer picked up finding out. don't know why.” day’s 4-2 loss. "Even the N H L is Bourne, who damaged the liga Islanders are not about to concede team. "We have to keep playing our Central Connecticut Interscholas loss dropped her record to 2-3. and their conference mark to 2-5. against East Hampton pitcher his third victory of the season. He Islander coach Al Arbour pre Play in the Campbell Conference pulling for them (Montreal)." ments of his left knee in the second defeat. disciplined type ol game, " said tic League upset of Manchester Simsbury is 1-5. Manchester's East Hampton is 4-2. Brian Riley. Riley went the dis gave up only two hits, struck out 10 pared for Game 3 of the Wales finals also resumes Saturday night period. / "We've been down 3-0 before Montreal coach Jacques Lemaire. High. record is 3-3, with all of its games Four Cheney pitchers gave up 11 tance and recorded 12 strikeouts. and did not walk a man. “ He Cheney netters lose Conference finals with Montreal in Bloomington, Minn., with the "The Canadiens played a rough "We will make a determination (1974-75 against Pittsburgh) and "Sometimes we get loo lax out The Trojans scored twice in the coming against CCIL opponents. hits. Starter Gary Warren saw his Gary Wallace knocked in two pitched a real nice game," said Saturday, his team reeling from Oilers holding a 2-0 lead over North game and they got away with a lot. on center Pat LaFontaine (who come back. Don't, count us out there, and we give them second last of the seventh on a walk, two The Indians next game is at home record fall to 0-2 as he was reached runs for East Hampton. Steve Kidd Coventry coach Bob Plaster, ad injuries, controversial refereeing Stars. It's nothing but a bunch' of missed the first two games with a yet,” said Bob Nystrom. chances. We can't afford to do that errors and two singles. Sue Dixon Monday afternoon against Conard for 10 runs on seven hits and five had three singles. ding that Palmer had control E A S T HAM PTON — The Cheney and the frustration of a 2-0 deficit in The Islanders return to Union- nonsense,” Arbour added. "If right ankle injury) and defense- John Tonelli added: "Being against guys like (Mike) Bossy and had two hits for Simsbury, includ High of West Hartford. walks in two-and-a-third innings of Cheney's next game is at Rocky problems last season. "Ih the last Tech tennis team dropped a 3-2 the best-of-seven series. dale, N.Y., for Game 3 Saturday that’s the way they want to play, man Dave Langevin (but with a down doesn't mean anything, (Bryan) Trottier. becau.se if you ing the game-winner. work. Rick Gonzalez, Chris Pires Hill Tuesday afternoon. two games, he hasn't walked decision here Friday to East "Th e situation we are in is not and Game 4 Tuesday, hoping the we have some big guys too. I'll turn shoulder separation from the Wa because we’re going home. If we give (hem a second opportunity, Manchester opened the scoring Manchester 100 020 0 3-4-4 and Bob Elliott also pitched for anybody. I've got to be pleased Hampton High. heaven,” admitted Arbour, whose home ice advantage will help spur them loose.” shington series ) sometime tomor can get back to playing our style of SImsburv 000 200 2 4-4-4 East Hampton with that. The loss was Cheney’s third team hopes to clinch its fifth them to victory afer two hard- Arbour also faced the problem of row," said Arbour. "They are game, we'll win” it's in the net.” in the first inning when Jen Kohut Carrier & Dalone; Sherry & Baker Cheney. It was the first time Pires 433 10) 0 12-11-0 Cheney Tech 0 0 0 100 1 2 against one. victory. All of its singled with two outs and scored on WP— Sherry; LP— Carrier (2-3) pitched in a varsity game. He gave 7-2 Leading the offense for Coventry a throwing error. The nai row lead up three hits and three walks while Rllev & First; Warren, Gonzalez (3), was Bob Harris who had two hits in matches have been against Char held up until the fourth, when pitching three innings. Pires (4), Elliott (7) & Pelletier three at-bats and drove in three ter Oak Conference opponents; Simsbury scored twice. Dixon “ 1 was encouraged by Chris WP— Rllev; LP— Warren (0-2) runs. Mark Berkowitz scored four East Hampton is 3-2 overall and 24 singled, went to third on a passed Cheney Tech loses Pires, who never pitched before," times for the Patriots. in the conference. ball and scored on a suicide said Cheney coach Bill Baccaro. Cheney will play next at home S co reb o ard Rocky Hili is now 1-6 and 1-5 in squeeze by Chris Prespare. Pres "He gave up two runs and didn't Coventry wins again Friday against Vinal Tech. pare later scored on a sacrifice fly. The East Hampton High base look bad." the COC. Coventry, which has Results; Farrell tEH> W BF; Wrlpfit' played all of its games against (C T) det. Nezas 64), 6-4; Dublel (CTJ - The Indians answered right back ball team scored four runs in the "Gary Warren was not on del. Minnicks 6-0, 6-3; K. Peoples and Brett Upper 70-72— 142 Cathy Marino 34-36— 70 conference opponents, is 7-0. The Fuqua (EH ) det. Ference mid Chrlstl., David C^rin 73-69— 142 Laurie Rinker 35-35— 70 in the top of the fifth. Lynn Shaw first inning F'riday alternoon and ’today." Baccaro said. "He didn't Phillies8,Mets3 Richard Zokol 74.^8— 142 Jo Ann Washam 34-36— 70 singled, stole second and scored on never looked back as it recorded a have his control. He had to try to COVENTRY — The Coventry Patriots' next game is at Bolton ana 6-2,7-S; R. Peoplesand Pawlak d e l, Deedee Lasker 34-36— 70 Nett and Burkhart 6-3,6-4. Radio, TV jeH Mitchell 70*72— 142 a single by Carrie Adams. Adams 12-2 victory over Cheney Tech in a just lay it in there High baseball team remained High on Tuesday afternoon. 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Islanders vs. Montreal New York 10 8 .556 IVz 2:15 Baseball: Red Sox vs. White Sox, 71-72— 143 Mary Belcaster 35-36— 71 HOUSTON — The Houston Oilers and Dean Montreal 10 9 .526 2 Gross ph 1 0 0 0 Fitzgrld ph 1 0 0 0 (Montreal leads series2-0) WTIC , Loren Roberts Campbll p 0 0 0 0 Swan p 0 0 0 0 Apr. 24 — Montreal 3, New York 0 Bobby Clampett 72-71— 143 Therese Hession 35-36-71 8 WASHINGTON (UPI) - Nick doing something different. There St. Louis 9 11 .4S0 3Cell S. Dexler, P. Teets and M. Warren; Joe Hosbrouck 82-69— 161 Colllns-Sifford 66-70— 136 Tobler, Clev 46 7 17 4 0 0 4.370 Ray 458. Paul Reed 77-DQ Maxwell-Moody 66-70— 136 the number of interceptions thrown by Bills they would back any decision he would make. Bv Frederick Waterman just as soon play all the good teams practice with the Celtics, instead Davis, Sea 51 11 18 5 0 5 15.353 9:33-T. Schilling, D. OeNIcolo, F. Brad Faxon 81-DQ Ward-Balding 7868— 138 Mtlngly, NY 54 5 19 7 0 1 7.352 Kiernon and B. Moran; 9:40-D. McKee, quarterbacks Joe Ferguson and Matt Kofler. Olajuwon, a business technology major at Houston, UPI Sports Writer and beat them. You know how receiving treatment for an ankle BrBwer8l2,YankeesO B. McKee, S. Matova and W. olek- Eddie Madden 84-DQ Burke-Harney 7868— 138 said he wanted to end the speculation about his final Motley, KC 37 5 13 1 1 0 1 .351 Holiday Caterers Barber-Ford 68-71— 139 The new helmet sports an overall red look. Its people say, 'They didn't beat injury suffered in the last game of Ripken, Balt 74 17 26 4 0 8 17.351 sinski; 9:47-R. Tanguay, C. Borgida, R. Harbert-Hamilton 6871— 139 year of eligibility so he could concentrate on his final their 3-1 series victory over Bell, Tex 69 13 24 6 1 1 7.348 Julie Corlew 125, Linda Lozaroff Finnegan and D. Marshall; 9:54-C. streaking blue-colored buffalo — with a red slash BOSTON — Mixed feelings ex so-and-so,' well, maybe so-and-so (MILWAUKEE NEW YORK Whitesell, T. Senatore.R. Norwoodand LPGA Orlando Cloulc O'Conner-Rosburg 71-68— 139 running across the buffalo — is emblazoned on examinations next week. He said he would return to isted among the Boston Celtics weren't good enough to be there.” Washington. Ob r h bl Ob r h bi Easier, Bos 67 9 23 4 1 2 9.343 129-133-383, Lalne Steullet 136-370, An Al Orlando, Fla., April Z7 Haas-Mayer 69-71— 140 Molitor 3b 6 0 2 2 Rndiph 2b 3 0 0 0 (Santner, Mil 60 8 20 3 1 0 9.333 gle OrtolanI 151-373, Audrey Cody Dobbin; 10:15-B. Flynn, G. Seddon, C. (Par 72) Palmer-Finsterwald 71.74— 145 each side and is much larger than its predecessor. his native coutry after the tests for about two weeks Friday as they looked down an Coach K.C. Jones said he was Jones said Bird's status for Remv, Bos 69 5 23 1 1 0 8.333 127-348, Dorothy Mathes 133-149-377, Hohenthal and W. Irish; 10:22-R. (jantner 2b 6 0 2 0 Foil ss 10 0 0 Hickey, W. MocMullen, B. Colnen ond Jan Stephenson 34-32— 66 Sarazen-Runyan 72-75— 147 A single blue stripe, with a white stripe on each before he brings his parents to America for the NBA easier playoff road now clea r of the "not particularly glad" Philadel Sunday's opening game of their Yount ss 4 10 0 Griffey cf 3 0 10 Cooper, Mil 67 7 22 2 0 0 3.328 Jan Bonadles 128-344, Dot Kelly 166-386, MIssle McGeorge 3833— 66 Guldahl-Ronsom 72.76— 148 Butler, Clev 58 13 19 1 1 0 4.328 Edie Cavanaugh 132-142, Ellen Oflara R. Lavev; 10:29-T. Lowery, T. Ste- side, run down the middle of the helmet. draft. Philadelphia 76ers. phia had lost. “ I'm in-between. It's semifinal series “ is day-to-day. Cooper 1b 3 12 1 Jovier cf 10 0 0 ponskl, R. Janton and J. Grier; )0;36-J. Rosie Jones 34-38-67 Burkemo-Fazio 73-76— 149 Romero 1b 2 1 1 0 Kemp It 4 0 2 0 Sherldn, KC 58 7 19 2 2 1 6.328 128, Bunny Fellows 125-136-360, Corol Lynn Cooke „ „ „ The previous helmet was an overall white and By leaving the college ranks this season, Olajuwon The question was whether win more a boost for New Jersey and There's not that much improve Murphy, Ok 69 10 22 2 0 1 5.319 Lewie 133, Jean Falkowich 342. Moder, B. Brown, B. Hunnlford ond G. Brouhrd If 4 1 1 0 Baylor dh 4 0 10 Gentile; 10:43-J. Everett, E. Everett, C. Cindy Hill 33-35— 68 had a smaller blue buffalo that also featured a red will probably either play for the Houston Rockets or ning a championship took prece Milwaukee because it's more to ment; only a little. He’s a question SImmns dh 4 4 3 0 PInlello rf 4 McRae, 0 KC 0 0 63 8 20 1 1 1 7.317 Cindy Pleger 35-33— 68 Hrbek, Minn 79 13 25 2 0 4 15.316 Maddox and T. Atamian; 10;SO-R. be reunited with former Courgar Clyde Drexler of the their advantage than ours." mark. There’s a real possibility he sundbra c 4 2 3 3 Harrah 3b 3 0 0 0 McMahon, R. Chittick, B. Davis and C. Amy Benz 35-34—69 streak. A red stripe, with blue stripes to each of its dence over beating the best teams, Moore rt 5 2 2 5 Mttngly )b 3 0 1 0 Pryor, KC 57 6 18 2 1 1 5.316 Betsy King 36-33— 69 sides, ran down the middle of the helmet. Portland Trailblazers. One ol those two teams will Asked if Philadelphia's loss might not play." O'Brien, Tex 54 9 17 2 0 3 12.315 Bolin; 10:57-J. Herdic, M. Lomba, L. Boxing one of the best being Philadelphia, Mannng cf 5 0 0 0 Cerone c 3 0 0 0 Davidson and J. Salofla; 11:11-R. Dot (Jermoin 37-32— 69 Head Coach Kay Stephenson feels that a change choose first in the draft. takes the luster off the playoffs, Even if Bird does not practice Robrtsn ss 3 0 0 0 Hossev, Clev 48 5 15 2 0 0 8.313 Alice Miller 34-35—69 which was upset by the New Jersey Individual Pitching Lachapelle, B. Brown, M. Suhr and C. "I would be happy with either Houston or Jones said: “ Not really. In fact, I Totals 43 12 16 )1 Totals 32 0 5 0 Engberg; 11:18-J. Wilks, B. Tomkiel, Cynthia Flgg 34-35— 69 in helmet color will help Ferguson, who threw 25 Nets three games to two in the until the game, Jones said he Milwaukee 033 03) 002— 12 pitcher, cIb w I Ip h bb so era Vicki Alvarez 34-35— 69 April 28 at Panama City, Panama — Portland," Olajuwon said, adding that he had not wish that L.A., Milwaukee and Sabrhgn, KC 1 0 19.2 12 4 8 .092 B. Ahnand B. Leone; 11:25-E. Harring Edgor Roman vs. Holmer Mexa, 10, interceptions last season, cut down on that figure. quarterfinals. wasn't worried about the All-Star New York 000000 000— 0 Scholastic ton, J. Lynch, R. Granger and J. Kathy Postlewalt 35-34— 69 reached contractual agreements with either team. Philadelphia would all lose. I just , Game-winning RBI— Sundberg(2). NIekro, NY 4 0 27.2 27 7 20 .098 Chorlotte Montgomery 34-35—69 bantamweights. Team officials believe it will be easier for the Quinn Buckner said after prac coming back “ because Larry Burris, Oak 1 0 16.1 15 8 9 1.10 Landry; 11:32-Corcoran, Landsberg, April 30 at Atlantic City, N.J. — Steve "1 talked with Clyde Drexler last night on the phone E— Caldwell, Mattingly, Murray. DP— Melton and Wilson. (Soil Hlrata 33-37— 70 quarterbacks to spot their receivers in red tice at Boston Garden: “ If your want a cakewalk to the champion could be out a week and still come Milwaukee 1, New York 2. LOB— Davis Balt 0 0 X.1 17 8 9 1.48 Mindy Moore 33-37— 70 Traltz vs. Frankie Hines, 10, super helmets, since threeot theirfourdivision rivals — and he was telling me how much he liked the city of ship, I don't want any challenges. back to get 16 rebounds and 30 Rlghtett, NY 1 0 12.0 9 4 8 1.50 mlddlewelghts; Joe Thomas vs. [jemetrl- goal is set on the championship, 'Mllwaukee9, New York5.2B— Sundberg, Cathy Morse 35-35— 70 us Edwards, 10, heavyweights; Willie Indianapolis. Miami and New England --.have Portland," Olajuwon said. Cooper, Baylor, Mdttlnglv. 3B— Fllson, Minn 2 0 15.0 9 8 10 1.80 Potty Hoyes 35-35— 70 you don't care who you play to get However, that’s not the case right points." (Ssnbrrv, KC 1 1 15.0 8 2 4 1.80 Houston Open Harris vs. Iven Cohen, 10, lunlor Asked if he decided on an agent. Olajuwon replied, Sundberg, Mary Hateman 35-35—70 mlddlewelghts. 2 basically white-colored helmets. Buffalo's other there. It would have been great to now." Moore. Lopez, Det 2 0 14.2 5 4 11 1.84 Junior varsity soltbaii At Woodlands, Texas, April 27 division foe. the New York Jets, wear green "I'm thinking about two people, and 1 havent' made play Philly, for there is a great Cedric Maxwell said he had The Celtics have needed the time IP H R ER B B SO Sanchez, Cal 3 1 14.1 14 4 7 1.88 between series to rest and heal. Hurst, Bos 3 2 32.1 28 13 19 1.95 helmets. up my mind yet." rivalry, but the media gets a lot out prepared himself for defending Mlhwoukee The Manchester High lunlor varsity (Par 71) Olajuwon has apparently labored over the decision. Robert Parish said, “ Our bodies Caldwell (W 4-1) 9 5 0 0 0 2 Atherton, Ok 0 1 13.2 7 5 6 1.98 softball team Improved Its record to6-0 Bobby Wadkins 6667— 133 of it. I think it's much more a against Julius Erving in the . Tiew York Moi'rls, Det 4 0 41.0 28 12 22 1.98 Friday with a 21-5 victory over Bob Eostwood 6669— 135 Everyone He even turned to another domninating force in media event." Eastern Conference finals, “ so are well rested now, the bumps and Rawtev (L 0-2) 2 4 5 4 2 0 Leal, Tor 3 0 34.1 28 12 24 2.10 Simsbury. Gary McCord 6571— 136 bruises are mostly healed.” Forsch, Col 1 1 16.1 14 3 10 2.20 New conference possible basketball — Moses Malone, against whom Olajuwon But Buckner’s feelings weren't Philly's loss is a relief for me. But Shirley 3 7 4 4 1 1 Cindy Boulay went the distance on Russ Cochran 6848— 136 has extensively played one-on-one. Howell 2 2 1 1 0 1 Zohn, Cal 2 1 20.0 21 4 5 .225 the mound for Manchester. She has John Mohoflev 6868— 136 woift be wearing MORGANTOWN, W.Va.— West Virginia Uni all one-sided, as he balanced that the fans would love to have seen the Asked whether he missed an .Murroy 2 3 2 1 2 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE picked up the victory in each ol the Tony Silis 6671-137 versity President E. Gordon Gee said Friday a "M y favorite NBA player is Moses Malone. I spoke view with the satisfaction derived Sixers come in here. It will be opportunity to play Philadelphia, Rowley pitched to 2 batters In 3rd. Individual Boltina Indians’ games. Lou Graham 6572— 137 with him about this, but he left the decision up to me." T — 2:24. A— 21A72. plover, cib Ob r h 2b 3o hr rbl ova Leading the team offensively was Ron Streck 6671— 137 basic agreement on the formation ol a new from earning a title. strange playing somebody else this Parish replied: “ No, it just won’t Maldond, LA 35 7 17 2 0 0 3.486 Tommy Dillon, who had a home run Biii Rogers 71-66— 137 them this faL 8 eastern all-sports conference could be reached in "I don’t necessarily want the year instead of Philly, just as it be Philly-Boston this year. There Gwynn, SD 73 17 34 4 2 1 9.466 and a double. Michelle Quev had two Mark O'Meara 6968— 137 the next several months. easy way out,” he said. "If I ’m was strange for them last year." Letebvr, Phi 44 7 17 3 0 2 10 .386 triples. Boulay singled three times. Coivin Peete 7)66— 137 are a lot of worthy opponents out Rirates3.Cubs2 Little, Mtl 74 14 27 7 0 0 5.365 Buddy Gardner 7867— 137 WVU has a year to go on its three-year going to go for a championship. I'd Star forward Larry Bird did’not there.” Tempitn, SD 69 8 25 3 0 1 6.362 Sammy Rocheis 7867— 137 commitment to the Atlantic 10 Conference. The McAuley pitches Ray, Pitt 61 10 22 5 0 0 5.361 Junior high basebaii Gil Morgan 6969— 138 CHICAGO PITTSBURGH McRynIds, 69 14 24 4 2 4 16 .348 Wayne Levi 69-69— 138 league doesn't include football competition. abrhM abrhM Raines, Mil 72 16 25 5 0 2 12 .347 The Bennet Junior High baseball Pat Lindsey 69-69— 138 "We hope to work over the summer to get some Dernier cf 3 0 0 0 Wynne c t 3 0 0 0 Matthws, Ch 52 IS 18 0 team romped over Bloomfield Friday 2 2 7.346 by a score of 22-5. Doug Tewell 6878— 138 sort of initial positive reaction to move forward" Moreind rf 1 0 0 0 Roy 2b '4130 Sax, LA 77 14 26 4 0 1 9.338 Corey Pavin 7868— 138 M C C to victory McEnroe gains WOT semis Sandbrg 2b 3 0 1 0 Modlck 3b 2 0 0 1 Reynolds, H 42 7 14 4 0 2 6.333 Bennet collected 27 hits, with all 13 Don Foreman 6879— 138 on the new conference. Gee said. Matthws It 4 0 0 0 Thmpsn 1b 3 0 0 0 Schmidt, Phi 69 14 23 5 0 4 17.333 players getting at least one. Ken Chang Mike Donald 6878— 138 WVU Athletic Director Fred Schaus said the Stoddard p 0 0 0 0 Peno c 4 12 1 Wynne, Pitt 66 9 22 5 2 0 2.333 had five hits. Including a double and a Hubert Green 6878— 138 Brian McAuley gave up only six hits and two Durhm 1b 4 0 10 Lacy It 3 110 Strwbrrv, N 64 10 21 3 0 4 11 .328 triple. Paul Wright had tour hits. Joe Inman 6871— 139 school has held sporadic talks with other Cev 3b 4 2 2 0 Frobel rf 3 0 0 0 Including two doubles and o triple. Nell unearned runs Friday afternoon, as the Manchester Fronen, Mtl 55 6 18 6 0 0 4.327 Don Pooley 7168— 139 institutions about the formation of the conference with win over Geulaltls Hall rf 4 0 2 1 Berra ss 3 0 10 Dejesus, Phi 59 7 19 1 1 0 3.322 Archambault and Matt Vaughn each Tim Thelen 7267— 139 for three years. The first major stumbling block Community College baseball team improved its Davis c 4 0 0 1 Rhoden p 2 0 0 0 Dovls, Chi S3 5 17 3 0 1 14.321 had three hits. Greg Norman 6871-139 record to 11-7 with a 5-2 win over Northwestern. Bowa ss 2 0 0 0 Tekulve p 0 0 0 0 Bllardell, Cn 47 7 15 2 0 0 5.319 Eric Rasmus pitched a sIx-hItter for David Graham 7267— 139 was Pitt's decision in 1981 to join the Big East. Bv Harlhar Krishnan seeded fourth, played former Bucknr ph 1 01 0 7 Bennet,'whlch plays Bolton Monday ot McAuley improved his record to 3-1 and lowered his warning for "obscene language.” Bass, Hou 51 16 3 1 1 7 .314 home. Bruce Lletzke 7869— 139 Schaus declined to disclose what schools were UPI Sports Writer South African Kevin Curren, now Cotto pr 0 0 0 0 Mumphrv, H 67 6 21 2 0 0 10 .313 Roger Motlble 7869— 139 earned run average to 0.67. He struck out eight and McEnroe got an early break in Vervzer ss 0 0 0 0 Durham. Chi 48 7 IS 2 1 2 7.313 7168— 139 involved in the most recent negotiations, but an Austin, Texas, resident. Wood ph 10 0 0 Morris Hatalskv Over three million other men and women will graduate added all the Division 1 institutions in the East walked only two. the second set when Gerulaitis Trillo, SF 71 9 22 6 0 3 8.310 Mike Reid 7169— 148 DALLAS — Amply rewarded by Games went with serves in the -Rainey p 2 0 0 0 Cruz, Hou 68 11 21 2 2 1 0.309 Tim Norris 7367— 140 from high school this year, just like you. But less than have been considered. MCC opened the scoring with two runs in the third double-fauited at 30- 40 in the third :Hebner It 10 10 Green, StI 59 5 18 2 1 2 6871— 140 his opponent’s unforced errors, first set until McEnroe began game for a deficit. Totals 34 2 8 2 Totals 27 3 7 2 7 .305 John Adams 2% of them will bd wearing Marine uniforms to work. Other Division 1 schools in the East are Pitt, inning. Tony Riccio, Mark Movchuk and Dave John McEnroe hammered his way 1-2 Scloscia, LA 33 3 10 0 0 0 6.303 Grift Moody 7870— 140 Romejko had hits in the frame. attacking the net. Volleying with CMcaoo 010080001— 2 IndividuollFttchlno Jack Renner 6871— 140 And the few who do will have earned them Through hard Penn State, Syracuse, Boston College, Army, to a 6-3, 6-1, 6-3 victory over fellow Gerulaitis repeated the same PHtsburoh OI020001K-3 pitciiar, db w 1 1 h work and determination that wili make them stai^ out The Cougars put the game away with three runs in force, he broke Gerulaitis in the ,.,Game-Wlnnlng RBI— None. Ip t e {M era Victor Regalado 6871— 140 Navy, Temple and Rutgers. New Yorker Vitas Gerulaitis F ri eighth game with a deep backhand mistake in his next serve. After Dedmon, All 0 0 1t1 15 7 15 aoo Transactions Gary Koch 7268-141 from any crowd. Schaus said Virginia Tech also might be the sixth. They were assisted by three wild pitches. saving two break points and going Sisk, NY 1 0 13.1 6 7 7 0.00 J.C. Snead 72-69-141 day night in the quarterfinals of the crosscourt and held his serve in the ->•'£— Matthews, Davis. OP— Chicago Pairntfe Mtl 2 0 17.0 6 4 11 0.53 James Blair 7566-141 To find out how you can measure up and stand out, considered for inclusion in the league because it is Riccio had another single in the inning. World Championship of Tennis. into three deuces, he double- call toll free 800-423-2600 next game to win the set 6-3. i b D6,Plttsburoh CmpbHy Phi 1 0 13.2 8 0 11 0.46 Willie Wood 6872— 141 independent. Northwestern is now 3-4. MCC, 11-7, has a If McEnroe gave one of his faulted to give McEnroe the .ginmuign. ^ —cht Roblntfiy PH 0 0 12.2 9 4 14 0.71 Keith Fergus 6872— 141 McEnroe, who remained _ ... Sandberg. 3 l— Ray. HR— Lovellty SF 1 0 16.0 6 3 18 1.13 In Maadwiter cel M t-«4as “ I'm very optimistic," the athletic director doubleheader today against the Southern Connecticut command performances, Gerulai advantage. He then surrendered ■ Pena (4). SB— Lacy (2). S-Rhoden. SF— Ronnie Black 7871— 141 junior varsity and another tomorrow against South subdued in'the first set, lost his SuHtfe S1l 0 1 14.0 11 4 5 1.29 Collage Jim Gallogher 71-70— 141 ar In CaNotv said. "One day it will come about." tis only contributed to that. Except the game through a foot- fault. Modlock. NIidtnfre LA 0 1 12.0 7 6 10 1.50 Miami (Ohio) — Darrell Hedric WiitalniN 4M -4M 1 Central Community College, temper in the opening game of the IP H R RR BB SO Barry Joeckel 7467— 141 Schaus added, however, that the talks among for a few games. Gerulaitis virtu Again in the seventh game, . .CMcofe HonvcHy LA 3 0 33.0 28 3 17 1.64 resigned os head basketball coach and Mike McCullough 7268-141 second. A missed volley and an KiMPfMTp Ho 2 2 30.0 22 4 17 1.80 will become associate athletic direc Ken Green 72-70— 142 possible member schools are "very, very ally threw away the match through earlier point that went infavor of serving 1-5, Gerulaitis saved one Ralnav (L 1-3) 7 6 1 1 2 0 PtflOp LA . 3 1 29.1 25 6 16 1.84 tor. informal at this time." Northwestern 000 200 0 2-6-4 Stoddard 1 1 1 1 1 0 Mick Soil 6873— 142 MCC 002 003 X 5-7-3 errors. Gerulaitis caused him to curse set point. But the nemesis of ’PHMMirdh Condtlr# Ptf 3 1 24.1 28 5 24 1.85 Lee Elder 7872— 142 In the night’s second quarterfi double-fault returned and he Dtnnv, Phil 2 1 24.0 16 3 18 1.88 Oakland (USFL) — Signed wide Mark Hayes 6873— 142 Vooellus & Haburey; McAuley & Dwire loudly. The umpire immediately Rhoden (W 2-2)7 1-3 6 1 1 0 5 Loorve NY 1 1 14.1 14 6 9 1.88 receiver Alfondia Hill, recently waived WP— McAuley; LP— Vooellus nals, South African Johan Kriek, handed him the set 6-1. Tekulve (S 2) 1 2-3 2 1 1 1 1 Kenny Knox 72-72-142 handed McEnroe a court violation T — 2:19. A— 94)57. NItfcrOy Hou 2 3 32.2 27 8 13 1.93 by the Arizono Wranglers. AAark Plell 7872— 142 t I. MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. April 28, 1984 Classified.... Notices Business Oppartunities . . .22 Store/Otfice Space . 44 Household Goods...... 62 Rates F o r advertisements to be Situation Wanted ...... 23 Resort P ro p e rty ...... 45 Misc. tor Sale ...... 63 published Monday, the dead TAG SALE SIGNS Lost/Found...... 01 Employment Info...... 24 Misc. for Rent...... 46 Home and Garden ...... 64 Minimum Charge: line is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. $2.25 for one day Personals...... 02 Instruction...... 25 Wanted to Rent...... 47 Pets ...... 65 I A 0 ^ ‘ Are things piling up? 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Standard tor three year terms commencing July 1, 1984. CONFIDENTIAL) EDUCATION/ANTICI- tlemen wanted for newly borhood on bus line. ily. Crafts and lunk. April leave message. 3. To elect o member to the Regional Board of Education in Manchester is now hours included. High MAiiCHESfkR Roofing , siding, altera barrels--heavy duty transmission. AM/FM. Cloor out Tour lookflMlvM PATED POSITIONS, remodeled rooms. 24 Three bedrooms, I'/i'X 28th, 249 Hilliard Street. of Regional School District Number Elghttoflllthe vacancy hiring for part time and school diploma and expe D & J Electric of Glaston tions, additions. Some trailer chossIs-SEARS' Dependable. $1750. Call caused by the reslonotlon ol Mary McNamarafortheunex- 1984-1985 school year. hour security, parking, baths, fireplaced living,,;, 1979 CHEVY MALIBU •rtef !• CMt«r full time SUMMER CONCRETE FINISHER rience required. MARCH FULL TIME: Learning BY OWNER bury, Inc. — Commer number for over 30 years. 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Coll shop#. 85 ooch. te ll 633- Sunday. 119 Constance' 644-0505,644-0036. 7423, oftor 2pm. Drive. i 2U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Suturdav, A p r i l 1984 BUSINESS Aetna earnings down following tough winter Record Auto Profits HARTFORD — Unusually severe reduction of employment at its insu winter weather that pushed up claims rance and headquarters operations by 1st Quarter costs combined with other factors to 1,200 people from a peak last S3emzer 1983 1984 cut sharply into first-quarter earnings and also staff reductions in its major Manchester, Conn. for Aetna Life & Casualty, the insu diversified companies. Clearing tonight; rance giant announced Friday. "Through these and other steps, we $ 653.1 $ 1.61 Monday, April 30, 1984 Results were lower in all major areas are determined to live up to our million billion some sun Tuesday Single copy. 25C except individual life, health and committo regain an upward earnings — See page 2 annuity business, Aetna said in an momentum and a more satisfactory- iianrljM lpr Mpralb nouncing first-quarter operating earn level of profit," Filer said. ings of $19 million, or 13 cents per He said there were early indications $ 211.2 $ 8 9 7 common share. prices would firm up in the casualty million In the same period a year ago, Aetna and property markets, adding that the million reported earnings of $119 million or company has been hit by “ intense price $1.15 per common share, when the competition." company had a $48 million benefit from Revenue in the first quarter was $ 172.1 $ 7 0 5 .8 a reinsurance transaction. down 1.9 percent to ^ .6 billion. million rrallion • ■ ^ ^ - . ^ 1' m w ^ ^ uj 1*^ m a f Aetna Chairman John H. Filer Premiun income was 5.7 percent lower Reagan talk —— 'i* xifll^ ^ attributed the “ unsatisfactory results" at $2.6 billion, due primarily to a CHRYSLER 3 for the first quarter of this year to continuation of a long-term trend COHPOHAriQN several factors, including weather- toward service fee rather than ' 1 jf"'*^"w *“ related claims, the lack of the reinsu premium-based revenue in the Em j u M V irtn ‘‘4 m s i rance transaction and stiff price ployee Benefits Division. is aired iive competition. Net investment and other income - $ 6.1 $ 5.1 In the first quarter, severe weather rose 9.2 percent. A million million ^ w w contributed to net catastrophe claims Assets increased 6.8 percent to $48.2 Amertcan of $33 million, compared to about $6 billion. Shareholders' equity on March Motors million in the same period last year, 31 this year was $40.55 per share in Shanghai % I *ms0 Aetna said in a statement. compared with $42.55 per share last $ 1.03 $ 3.2 Filer said he saw progress in the year. 0 § % TOTAL billion billion By Helen Thomas particularly careful to forestall •s. United Press International Reagan’s repeated efforts to link SNET first quarter better China with the United States in UPl photo Firm offers insurance NEW HAVEN — Southern New England SHANGHAI, China —.President condemning Soviet aggression. Telephone has reported earnings of $1.07 per N Reagan, speaking live for the first White House chief of staff James Checking It out share for the first quarter, up 2.9 percent from the time, on Chinese television, sought Baker, interviewed in Peking by for system performance same quarter last year. 'pi once again today to link the United the NBC ’’Today” program, said, John Campbell, a worker at Garrett Pneumatic Systems Net income for the first quarter was up 4.5 States and China in condemning “ I don’t think it’s a big disappoint Division in Tempe, Ariz., inspects whirlybird starter wheels percent to $32.7 million on operating revenues of the “ evil and unlawful” Soviet ment” that the Chinese would not invasion of Afghanistan. join in condemning its northern NEW YO RK (U P l) — Launching a sign up for Cigna's system perfor $314.5 million, up 8.7 percent, company officials made for use in the U.S. Army’s Blackhawk combat helicopter. The speech at the Fudan Univer neighbor. business enterprise usually involves a mance insurance. The plant is now reported. Garrett, a division of The Signal Companies, makes 1,700 sity was broadcast in English in “ I think it's fair to say that the marketable idea, the right people and nearing completion in Massachusetts. Walter H. Monteith Jr., SNET president, Shanghai, China’s most populous CHinese express an independent different parts used in the aerospace industry. the necessary financing. Also making use of the system attributed the improved earnings to the ’ ’growing city with 12 million residents, but position with respect to the Soviets, Lack of financing can stop a project performance insurance is a geother economy, resulting in improved toll call growth, there apparently was no simul but it’s a position that’s parallel to dead in its tracks. mal energy project at Heber, Calif, that as well as our successful control of expenses.” taneous translation into Chinese. It that of the United States,” he said. Now, however, a new twist on an old requires sinking 15 wells two miles into Earnings for the year ending March 31 came to was the first time during Reagan’s Thick, jostling crowds, esti insurance idea may make it easier to the earth to tap superheated water. $3.99, up from the $3.33 for the year ending March Ski season may end up six-day state visit, which ends mated by Shanghai police at more get financial backing. Backers of the project say it will 31, 1983. Tuesday, that the Chinese govern than 1 million, lined the streets of The new insurance product is called produce enough electricity to supply a Operating expenses were 7.4 percent higher ment has permitted a live broad Reagan’s motorcade route from "system performance insurance." city of 45,000 people. than the first quarter of 1983. But Monteith said, being Vermont’s best yet cast of a Reagan speech. the airport to the university, where Akos Swierkiewicz, vice president of Swierkiewicz says it's just a coinci "E ven with this moderate increase our expense Without specifically mentioning he met briefly with a carefully special risk facilities at Cigna Corp., is dence that the first projects to take on growth has been reduced signficantly in the past the Soviet Union, Reagan de selected group of Chinese students a leading proponent. the system performance insurance two years.” M ONTPELIER, Vt. (U P l) - Ver The record winter two years ago clared; "Both the United States and later delivered a major mont's ski industry may be about to "When we issue a policy it covers the involve energy. He says the 50 or so generated $200 million in ski-related 4nd China oppose the brutal and speech. Herald photo by Pinto complete the most successful season in entire project against technical non proposals now being studied include a Coalition to train students revenues for Vermont. illegal occupation of Kampuchea “ I just go home with a dream in its history — and could shatter previous performance, meaning the inability of cement plant and a plant to manufac However, last year's mild, unreliable NEW HAVEN - The Greater New Haven (Cambodia). Both the United my heart,” Reagan told the attendance and revenue records, state the project to reach or maintain a level ture seamless tubes. Time to flush the mains weather cut into business, and only 3 Chamber of Commerce will be taking a more States and China have stood students, "that we have started a and industry officials say, ■ oi output due to some type of technical "This insurance can be offered for million skier-days were logged. aggressive role in job training for high school together in condemning the evil friendship, not (just) an alliance.” Flushing, required each year by by state regulation, A "We see it as probably being the deliciency," says Swierkiewicz, in any type of project which has machines Brad Palmer, a employee of the Manchester Water "The year before was the year to students. and unlawful invasion of At a banquet on his last night in record year, something in excess of explaining the concept. working together, taking raw mate Department, flushes out a water line in Highland Street. removes sediment from the the lines. make comparisons to, " Lyons said, Chamber members were told this week, at the Afghanistan.” China, Reagan proved he has '82. " state Travel Director Donald About two years ago, Swierkiewicz rials and producing something else as "Everyone tells me it is record or group’s 190th annual meeting, that groundwork is On two previous occasions, the learned to ” gan bei,” — turning his This week the flushing is in progress in that area. Lyons said Thursday. saw a potential for taking the basic idea output," Swierkiewicz says. near-record — something in excess of 4 being laid for a joint program to prepare students broadcasts of Reagan’s speeches glass upside down with expertise "W e think it was a fantastic season." of performance insurance, coining a What if the project is completed and or 4'A million skier days." for jobs in local businesses after graduation. were delayed and they were after each ’’bottoms up” toast. agreed Vermont Ski Areas Association new name and developing a standard there's a problem? “ If it doesn't do heavily edited to delete all referen “ The famous poet Alfred Lord spokesman Joseph Parkinson. Parkinson agreed. form of policy that could be adapted to what it's supposed to do, we look for the Investment report ces to Soviet aggression, religion Tennyson wrote, ‘I am a part of all The previous best year lor the "Overall, we think the number of individual projects. cause, and if there's a technical skier-days is up 10 percent over the and the virtues of democracy. that I have met,” ’ he said in his Economic data indicates siowdown industry was the winter of 1981-82. Since then, Cigna has written system deliciency, there may be coverage." Investment prices, courtesy of Advest Inc., are record number. " he said. Chinese leaders, who are receiv toast. ’’The people and places of P when 4 million "skier days" were perlormance insurance on six projects, Swierkiewicz says. as of 3 p.m. Friday. ing a high-level Soviet delegation China that Nancy and I have met logged. A skier day, used by the Parkinson attributed this year’s all in the energy area. Dozens of other However the insurance will not pay By Dennis G. Gulino The other lour negative factors place and which interprets a measure what actually happened early next month, have been and seen will always remain a part industry to record attendance, reflects successful ski season to a combination proposals are being studied for physical loss or damage since other United Press International were the pace of new claims for slowing as a sign more orders are in March rather than attempt to Price Change of us.” the number of people on the slopes on of good weather, national economic Sponsors of a project to burn garbage insurance is available to cover those unemployment benefits, new arriving than businesses can fill. anticipate what will happen, in Friday This Week U.S. officials in Peking said any given day. v recovery, marketing and snowmaking to get energy were among the first to situations. WASHINGTON - The govern orders for consumer goods, busi Also positive were orders for creased a weak 0.3 percent., privately they were concerned "W e will hit 4.4 million skiers this equipment. ment’s sensitive leading economic ness formations and a four-month factory equipment, an average of Since an exceptionally strong Advest Inc. 9>/4 dn about the lack of finesse in month, " said Parkinson. "Snowmaking played a critical part. Earthquakes indicators dropped 1.1 percent in average of raw materials prices. 500 common stock prices and the burst of economic activity in Acmat 10 dn */4 Reagan’s remarks during his visit. He said that translates into breaking Everyone has made a committment to March, the first decline in a year The index attempts to sum up the rate of expansion in the money January, when the coincident Aetna 36>/a dn V$ Chinese sources said the state the 1982 ski-area attendance record by snowmaking." he said. "People are and 4 half and another sign the combined influences of a variety of supply. indicators were up 1.5 percent, the CBT Corp. 26>/4 dn */4 rock Italy ments showed a "tremendous 10 percent, and possibly generating more assured of reasonable conditions Hubcaps pay the bills Colonial Bancorp 2B‘/i dn 3 economy is slowing down, the volatile economic indicators that As expected, the index for economy has been decelerating. naivete.” They said Reagan’s $250 million in tourism-related when they make vacation plans." Commerce Department said usually lead the actual changes in February was revised up to a 1.3 The first quarter's growth of the Finast 10 nc ASSISI, Italy (U Pl) — A series of earlier remarks were deleted revenues. He also said Vermont has become "a today. the economy by weeks or months. percent increase from the origi gross national product, a strong 8.3 M ILFORD, Conn. (U P l) — Hubcaps Searching for hubcaps can be a First Conn. Bancorp 31 nc some 200 earth tremors has shaken because anything aired on state- The banner sea.son marked a signifi destination market. " attracting tour The reverse follows a strong The index is far from perfectly nally reported 0.7 percent. percent annual rate, rellected have become more than a hobby for a "treasure hunt." he said, so he decided First Hartford Corp. IVt nc central Italy, injuring up to 100 controlled Chinese television cant about-face lor the industry, which ists for a host ol features unique to the series of advances for the compo reliable, having predicted the last When the widespread revisions mostly January's buying and Milford couple, who lugged their to open the store to buy and sell the Hartford National 20*/4 dn people, leaving thousands home would be construed as being recorded a lackluster season in 1982-83. state. site index that has gone up 22.9 recovery while the economy was in the index are taken into account selling. collection from Arkansas to Connecti wheel covers. Hartford Steam Boiler 53*/! dn I'/i less, damaging ancient churches endorsed by the government. percent in two years. still heading deep into a worse it has been 20 months since the The composite index of leading cut and now offer 4,000 for sale to The most popular items seem to be Ingersoll Rand 48>/4 nc and interrupting telephone and Before flying to Shanghai, Rea Six of the 10 available indicators recession. index last went down, a 0.1 percent indicators was 165.5 in March. motorists in search of elusive hubcaps for Corvettes and Ford J.C. Penney 52V< up 2*/i electricity service. gan wrapped up five days of were negative, led by a shorter Among the four indicators that slippage in August 1982. ' compared to a comparison level of replacements. Mustangs, which sell for between $40 Lydall Inc. l6Vt up W Some 3,000 refugees spent the meetings with Chinese leaders in average workweek and a falling off were positive was one that mea An accompanying index of so- too in 1967, the department’s Energy cooperation urged George and Susan Fuchs opened the and $60 new. Sage Allen 9*/i nc night in government-donated tents Peking on a positive note, urging of building permits. sures how fast deliveries take called coincident indicators, which Bureau of Economic Analysis said. Hubcap Store last month with stock he Fuchs had owned a 1963 Corvette SNET 29Yt up % and trailers or with family and them to keep differences over had collected over the years from junk Stingray less than a month in 1964 when Travelers 32>/i dn 2W friends following the tremors, Taiwan from jeopardizing .im PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPl) - The Middle Eastern oil embargoes of a few and scrap metal yards. its hubcaps were stolen. His own search Tyco Laboratories 32>/4 up l>/4 which began Sunday and were felt proved Sino-American relations. years ago. best way to solve fuel problems in the Fuchs also finds hubcaps in roadway for replacements helped start his United Technologies 65>/i up Vt throughout the central province of Reagan and President Li Xian- United States and Canada is coopera "W e saw that consumer reaction had ditches, orders them from specialized fascination with hubcaps, he said. New York gold $379.25 dn $5.65 Umbria. nian signed tax and cultural an enormous impact on the use and Feds report rise in spending power tion in developing massive reserves of manufacturers or gets replacements Today, a chrome-wire hubcap for a Scientists said the last, light accords aimed at increasing U.S. pricing of fuel beginning with the diverse products that could be sold at from a friend in Tulsa, Okla., who has 1982 Cadillac would cost $172 new, he tremor was registered in mid- business investments and ex low prices, energy officials from both Iranian revolution during the late 25,000 wheel covers. said, but the store sells them for $100. moming today. changes with China and witnessed WASHINGTON (U P l) - Spend income of $12,878, well ahead of the Led by Connecticut’s $14,826 countries say. 1970s," said Charles H. Burkhardt, ing power — inflation-adjusted A Stratford native, Fuchs worked as Such wheel covers could weigh up to 10 Up to 100 people were injured in the initialing of a controversial ing power rose in 37 states last income — was cut by about 1 national average of $11,675. annual income, the highest of any Government officials attending a president of the New England Fuel a commerical diver for a firm in the pounds and the loss of one could throw the tremors, most of them suffer agreement on nuclear cooperation year, with the East and West percentage point. state in the lower 48, New England three-day "International Roundtable Institute of Watertown, Mass. FRANCHISE YOUR BUSINESS The East Coast from New Jersey Southport section of Fairfield before the car out of allignment, Fuchs said. ing minor cuts or bruises from with the Chinese, which he hailed coasts having a higher average Where the nation’s income was counted four states among the lo on Petroleum" at Brown University "In the late fall of 1978, where 100 If you havo a Micoaaalul bualnaat and hava b« through New York also made moving to Arkansas 14 years ago. He The store stocks hubcaps for cars IhInMng about expanding, trancfilaing could hatha falling roof tiles or masonry, as a m ajor achievement. income than other regions in the the highest, so were the prices, the states with fastest growing also said Thursday consumers could gallons of heating oil had cost 35 major gains, with its above- and his father ran C.L. House there, a built between 1977 and 1983, including anawar. Bualnaasaa Nka youia hava groxm from ono rescue workers said. ” My hope is that we are country and the Southeast lagging bureau found. income. have a signiiicant impact on the dollars, they then cost 100 dollars," he average income ranking at $12,871, company that made spokes for farm oddities like one with “ DeSoto” aved on to aa many aa 200 loeallona. Tha u n im francMabig Doctors in the central region accomplishing something between behind, the Census Bureau "A s usual (the list) shows But the Southwest, which for development of such reserves. said. program otiarad by FRANCHISE DEVELOPMENT despite the inclusion of Pennsylva windmills. it and those from. 1968 and 1969 Buick called off a strike scheduled for ourselves that will also be remem reported. highest income states are concen years had been pulling itself The experts agreed any nnutual Burkhardt said iii a trend mirrored CORP. can alart you on Sio way to a hicrallvo futura. nia, which remained below the Fuchs and his wife decided to move Wildcats. May 2 to treat the injured. bered 1,000 years from now,” The nation’s income increased trated across the East Coast and further up the rankings on the cooperation between the two nations across the United States, fuel usage in national average. from North Little Rock, Ark., because Fuchs said the Buick hubcaps Three of the province’s most Reagan said at the signing 5.2 percent in 1983, the bureau said West Coast,” bureau analyst Ro strength of oil industry income, would have to focus on expanding the Northeast dropped from between CaS Mr. Kaamoy 3 they would be close to "salt water" in probably won’t be sold, but added the picturesque medieval hilltop cities ceremony. Sunday, better than a percentage bert Bretzfelder said. New England states continued experienced a setback in 1983. consumer awareness in energy-related 1.500 and 1.700 gallons to about 1,000 Connecticut, and built an 18-foot trailer wildcat heads encased in plastic are COLLECT — Assisi, Perugia and Gubbio — Reagan returns to the United point higher than the year’s The Western states, mainly their upward trend of the last Income there increased by 2.6 areas that has already developed since gallons in the average home. iS; to take their hubcaps along. “ works of art." 20S-271-7232 suffered damage. Hardest hit was States Tuesday, stopping in Alaska inflation rate. California, Nevada and Washing decade, making major income percent, the smallest gain of the Gubbio, where some 400 homes to meet Pope John Paul II before During the 1982 recession, prices ton, remained in the lead last year gains and climbing further above eight census regions of the were damaged. returning to Washington. rose (aster than income, so spend with their average per capita the national average. country. FUMJC AUCTION Businesses are looking toward til* of Pfopoity MHoHMrool Mooolioolofa CofNiooUcul Mannford under strict curfew Purtuont to on order of the Probota Court ol Mondiaater, Connecticut, In tha matter of ttw Eatolaol Timothy Only, the Fortune future far from earth undaralgned will soil to the hlgheat bidder ot public auction, tublect to the terms and condltloni hereinafter set forth, the 0 property ol 58 Holl Street, Monchester, more portlculorlv By Steven W. Syre tool — the space shuttle. tional and Honeywell are all bounded and described os follows: Tornado destroys Oklahoma town United Press International “ We’re looking to try to benefit involved in making things for the NORTHERLY: by lond now or formerly of Lena Goodsteln et ol. One Hundred Forty (140) feet; people on earth with the things we “toss" and "AMS” which Orbital EASTERLY: by Holl Street, SIxtv-fIve (OS) feet; M ANNFORD, Okla. (U P l) - The tornado dipped down about Emergency lines provided the troops were called out. NEWTON. Mass. — David W. do today. ’That’s a little different Sciences is cooking up. SOUTHERLY; by land now or formerly ot Gilbert E. Willis, National Guard troops today pa 10:30 a.m. CDT Sunday and ripped only telephone service and two Sunday’s onslaught of severe Thompson says the more optimis from what w e" once did, said Fairchild Space Co. is working One Hundred Forty (140) feet; and WESTERLY: by land nowor formerly of William F. House trolled the d eva sta te streets of a swath 100 yards wide across the emergency shelters were open in weather came just three days after tic principals in his firm hope that Llewellyn Evans Jr., director of on a station, billed as “ the world’s and by land now or formerly of Gottlieb Mannford where a tornado town about 20 miles west ol Tulsa. Mannford, though few residents tornadoes destroyed about 75 per in the next several years it will the NASA Task Force on Space first permanent space platform," Paris Poe, SIxty-fIve (OS) feet. smashed 100 homes and slashed Mannford Police Chief Oriin took advantage of them. cent of the town of Morris, about 30 become the first Forture 500 Commercialization. that could be used for jobs that Said premises ore sublect toony andall provisions of any or dinance, municipal regulations or public or private low. through four churches filled with White said he drove up to his house Ms. Anglin said residents were in miles southeast of Mannford, and company that does all its business "W e’ve switched from scientific need space’s special qualities for Sold premises are sublect to taxes to the Toarn of Manches worshippers, killing one person in time to see it swept away. good spirits, considering the caused heavy damage at Terlton in space. endeavors more and more to an extended period of time. ter. and injuring almost 30 others. “ I saw one of my uniforms devastation. and a number of other locations. The more cautious among them entrepreneurial endeavors that Materials could be picked up Sold premises ore sublect to any ond all encumbrances of record. The same tornado, the second hanging in a tree,’.' he said. "M ight as well laugh,” she said. hope Orbital Sciences Corp. is still would be of use to people," Evans from the shuttle, processed on the -OkMlonwO'iov This property has been fire damaged and Is located on o R-B KATHIE MORROW killer storm in Eastern Oklahoma The twister blasted a quarter- ” It don’t help to cry.” in business at that time, he said. said Thursday. station and then placed back in residential lot. oooooooooooooooooooooo DATE OF SALE ...... SATURDAY. M AY 12, IW4 in four days, injured another 20 mile-wide path throughnNew As many as a dozen tornadoes, For the most part, the audience The two fundamental differen another shuttle trip to be brought ...... 13:00 NOON people in a small town 12 miles Prue, about 12 miles northeast of most of them in open areas, were at an Associates Industries of ces of the environment in space — back to earth. PLACE ...... ON PREMISES away. Mannford, where another 20 peo reported to the Highway Patrol Inside Today Massachusetts conference on do the presence of a vacuum and zero There are several materials that TH II i g OF The premises will be sold In "os Is” condition, sublect to the RCAL ESTATE SERVICES Most of the houses not damaged ple were injured. and Civil Defense heailquarters ing business in space — paricu- gravity — can be very useful in could be processed better or in 20 pogti, 2 M ctloni 0 1 ^ 0 vol of the Probata Court. The sole Is sublect to any and OKLiUlDMA by Sunday’s tornado were without Most of the people injured in throughout Sunday morning. larly manufacturing — was given a making certain products. Other larger quantities. For example, all encumbrances that may exist. The o r o o t r t y Is sold sub power and officials were worried Mannford were in church when the Civil Defense authorities said picture of huge potential with companies, like Orbital Sciences, Deere k Co. has been experiment lect to such taels and conditloas that on accurate survey TOP FROOUCERS AWARD FOR fs n Advic* ...... 16 and/or personal InspecHon may disclose. Was awarded to Kalhle Monow by Pis Oraalar Harttord the water supply for Mannford’s tornado hit. approximately 150 homes in New B u tlriM t...... sizable risk. want to serve others doing some ing with cast iron met^urgy in ...... 20 The suinM TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED (SI,SISJt) Board of RseNors on Aprs I t a l a dlm ar held el Markwars 1,600 residents had been A man identified as Loren Prue, Mannford, Lake Keystone, CloMlIlxd...... 11-19 Experts said most of the technol thing in space. low gravity. DOLLARS Is reoulrsd OS d o i ^ t from fhe successful bidder SupM (aub to Burtlnokm. Kelhto to a tarnwr O keS rw Ita contanninated. Athens, about 70, was killed and the Olive area were damaged Comics...... s ogy was already proven, the risk oAital Sciences is developing But experts generally agree the In cash, cashier's check or carftfled check, fhe botanca of the dw ConnscUoid AasoetoUon of RaaNotsi a mambar of Dm Entartolnmsnt...... purchoaa prica to be POM upon approval of sale by fhe Court But residents considered them outside the Assembly of God or destroyed...... 16 lies in how well anyone can judge two products that will help send manufacture of pharmaceuticals L o ttorv...... 2 and tender of deed. Succaaaful bidder Is to sign o Bond for iMamaaofiM. Komis was otoohoiwad In A |mII by Ills O i» selves fortunate the twister that church when a twister slammed Most electrical, power and developing markets. things from the shuttle’s relatively could be the closest application. It DsM of time of sole. Proparfv Is open for Inspection from -— «— (Fisal^ saliireliiui-. O bltuorlts...... 10 also destroyed three schools did his pickup4nick against a building. phone service was disrupted in .... NASA is trying its best to low orbit up higher, and has caught is the “ most promising and poten 11 :M A.M. on data of Sola or by appointment. For further In and March tM 4. She lesidas to G lM la n lM T M m iS ^ Opinion...... A formation, coll: band and iwo ohadrsn. KamtoarouMllkstomto* M h e iX not strike during the week. “ The town is uiider a very strict Mannford and officials said the PMPlttOlk ...... 2 encourage companies to look the attention of an impressive tially most profitable” of the JOHN W. COONEY. ESO. anis and Irlamto In oontrlbuling to har auooaasM acMs«e- “ You Just thank God it wasn’t curfew,” police dispatcher Sandy water supply might have been Soortt...."...... 11-14 beyond normal earthly limits for group of industrial companies. processing applications, said Pe 237 Eost Center Sf. T tltv ls lo n ...... tomorrow at this time, because it Anglin said early today. " I t ’s not contaminated. Authorities insti ...... S business opportunities, and take Martin Marietta, United Tech ter Castruccio, president of ECO Monchestar. CT M040 WMAttlMT...... 9 •ea-rrtr would have been full ol children,” quite as chaotic, but then we don’t tuted an 8 p.m. CDT curfew in advantage of its most practical nologies Corp., Rockwell Interna Systems International Inc. 0S34M said Rick Bruner. have a lot of electricity.” Mannford and National Guard