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\bur Hometown Newspaper Manchester's Award-Winning Newspaper Newsstand: 35^ — Home: 30^ News March 1,1991 A Report: Saddam Cease-fire holds; allies wary seeks asylum PARIS (AP) — Ir^ i Presi­ dent Saddam Hussein is seeking By MARTIN MARRIS hoisted the flag outside the U.S. several minor exchanges of Are H. Norman Schwarzkopf. he said. asylum in another country, The Associated Press Embassy as Ambassador Edward overnight initiated by Iraqi units “We are going to get back our But the Iraqis made their own probably in Algeria, the Rench Gnehm arrived to take up his post. presumed not to have learned of the POWs and we’re going to do it demands. “All foreign forces must newspaper Le Monde reported DHAHRAN, Saudi Arabia — When former Ambassador truce. fast,” President B u ^ declared on leave our country immediately and today, Isolated clashes and the sounds of Nathaniel Howel left in December, Talks on a permanent cease-fire, Thursday. Forty-five Americans are stop all provocations,” Foreign Min­ Algeria is seeking assurances Iraqi weaponry being demolished he brought the flag to Washington the return of prisoners of war and missing, and at least eight are ister Tariq Aziz told the Iraqi News from the anti-Iraq coalition that were all that marred the Persian Gulf with him. “He said at the time he other issues were set for Saturday, believ^ to be Iraqi prisoners. Agency, according to Baghdad Saddam will not be subject to peace today, as allied soldiers kept a left, ‘We’re coming back,’” Gnehm according to a senior British govern­ Defense Secreta^ Dick Cheney radio. any war crimes tribunals, Le watchful eye on their vanquished said. “We are back and I bring his ment wurce. The source said the said today the Iraqis must cooperate. He said U.S. forces were acting in Monde said> without giving any foes. U.S. officials warned Iraq flag back." me^Kl^ would be held at an uniden- “We have the ability to resume hos­ a maruier contrary to the cease-fire, sources for its report faced renewed fighting if it did not On the battle front, allied military tif!^ military installation in Iraq, tilities at a moment’s notice ... the and he com plaint about continued The report in the major ‘ free allied prisoners. officials today reported a few and the allied contingent will be led lights are out in Baghdad, they’ll French daily could not be in­ dependently confirmed. In Kuwait, American soldiers cease-fire violations, including by the American commander, Gen. stay out until we get satisfaction.” Please see GULF, page 6.

Private schools Index of Leading fight Weiejier’s Indicators o n budget cuts DO r- > m By SCOTT B. BREDE unfair” to deny state funding to Manchester Herald those children who choose to attend z! ^ private schools, and labelled the O CD MANCHESTER — Warning that proposal discriminatory. z -< -7. s. « - ■ ■ tuition may rise as a result, a Many smaller private schools ft FMAMJ JAtONOi Manchester parochial school official may have to close if they are forced tam VI Thursday criticized a proposal that to provide busing and health-care m I Jan . *90 0 9 0 *90 JM l W 0 m would halt state funds used to services to their students, Siegmund h 45.41 1139.711139.1 i provide uansportation and health said, adding that nearly 15 percent care services for private school of children in the state attend private 1 children. schools. “It seems the tax break in educa­ These closures would overburden Indicators down R O o tion is coming on the backs of public schools because the former WASHINGTON (AP) — The o ^ private school students,” said Peg private school students would have government’s chief economic 2 (D Siegmund, principal of East no other place to turn, she said. forecasting gauge fell 0.4 per­ m CO Catholic High School, of Gov. East Catholic officials “would A SOLDIER’S GRIEF — Al Kozakiewicz, 23, of Buffalo, NrY., left, weeps after being given cent in January, its sixth straight P O Lowell P. Weicker Jr.’s proposal to certainly have to look into raising the dogtags of a fellow tank crewman, bodybag at right, who died Wednesday in the battie of drop and the longest string of declines since 1984, the govern­ slice the state budget in the coming tuitions” if the school is forced to the Euphrates Vailey. At right is wounded comrade Michaei Santarakis, 21, of Queens, N.Y. year. cover its own transportation and ment said today. S I The proposed cut would eliminate nursing costs, Siegmund said. The members of the 24th Mechanized infantry Division were in a tank that was hit by a mortar The drop in the Commerce state reimbursements to public Although she would not comment of undetermined origin. Department’s Index of Leading g M Economic Indicators followed a school districts that provide in a possible rise in tuition. Sister 33 > uansportation, health and welfare Louise Kelly, principal of St. James revised 0.1 percent decrease in services to private schools. It would School, said the state fimding cuts December — even worse than also discard a state law mandating would definitely hurt parochial the barely perceptible 0.1 per­ that public schools provide these school children in town. Grand List increases cent gain first reported last services to their private counter­ St. James is one of Manchester’s month. The department at­ parts. three Catholic primary schools, tributed the revision to a shorter If adopted by the General As­ which, together, educate 712 average workweek than initially sembly, the proposal would have “a children between kindergarten and because of revaluation thought. tremendous impact” on the five eighth-grade. Sister Kelly said. private schools in Manchester, Seig- Under the Manchester Board of By BRIAN M. TROTTA from the 1989 total of $901,644,999. Most of the nearly News purchase mund said. Education’s recommended 1991-92 Manchester Herald $14 billion increase is due to the revaluation of real es­ in the air “It’s unfair to single out Catholic school spending plan, $317,015 has tate performed last year, said Town Assessor Michael school students,” she said, noting been budgeted to handle private B e k ^ . NEW YORK (AP) — British MANCHESTER — The value of the town’s Grand media mogul Robert Maxwell that a majority of private schools in school busing costs. List in 1990 increased by more than 2.6 times the 1989 The revaluation brought the assessed value of land in Connecticut arc parochial. The school district would be town up to 70 percent of it’s current market value. took a major step toward buying total due to revaluation, but real growth was limited to the strike-bound Daily News, Weicker has said that public reimbursed more than 40 percent — Under ^ e old assessments, which were made in 1977, about 2.25 percent according to figures released securing management permis­ schools must take precedence over roughly $ 105,000 — by the state the Thursday. land was being taxed at only 25 percent of it’s current private institutions when it comes to following year should Wcickcr’s market value. sion to begin negotiations with The 1989 Grand List had increased 6 percent over the its nine imions, a labor leader state funding. Grand y st for the previous year. said. But, Siegmund said it is “totally Please see SCHOOLS, page 6. The total Grand List for 1990 is $2,376,114405 up Please see LIST, page 6. The announcement Thursday night by George McDonald, head of the unions’ umlaella group, came some two hours ^ Troops to get after the collapse of negotiations between management and the striking unions. heroes^ welcome New leader BEUING (AP) — Budrag- By SCOTT B. BREDE plans for Manchester residents sta­ chagyn Dashyondon was elect^ 1 M ^chester Herald tioned in the Persian Gulf area. Mongolia’s new communist and The Associated Press T he executive board of leader today, just a year after his Manchester’s American Legion will predecessor took office during a MANCHESTER — Connecticut also meet next week to come up wave of pro-democracy reform. plans to welcome its soldiers home with ideas of greeting soldiers on The recurring ^adership from the Persian Gulf with patriotic their return, said legion commander changes reflect the ccunmunist celebrations, home cooking and Harold Pohl. party’s uncertainty in Mon­ open arms. Veterans groups and But, Deputy Mayor Ronald Osclla golia’s new liuliiparty political families vowed the homecoming said the celebration plans should be system. will be a far cry from the chilly put off until the war with Iraq is reception Vietnam veterans feel they definitely over. got. “Until, we see [the end of hos­ 9 “These people are going to be tilities] it is premature to think of Inside Today,.. welcomed home with open arms. any celebrations at home," Osella This is not going to be a Vietnam- said, adding that the war won’t be type thing,” said Dominic Romano, completely over until gunfire has 20 pages, 4 sections state adjutant of the Connecticut stopped, prisoners of war are returned and Saddam Hussein has Veterans of Foreign Wars. Attar Uw Vtar Spaotal Raport__ Around Manchester celebration signed a peace treaty. Al Homa______activities are starting to get under Although celebrations to greet Businoas ______RIek Santoa/llanehMtor Herald way as the town gears up for its sol­ returning soldier are necessary, Classified______14- ADMINISTERING AID — A Manchester firefighter aids Chris Worthington, who was struck by diers’ return. Osella said it is more important to C o m ic s ______remember those soldiers who do not Focus______a car Thursday afternoon near the Intersection of Delmont and Bond streets. Worthington Mayor Terry Werkhoven said he will be meeting with General return from the Persian Gulf, adding Local,______7 lucoivud minoi injuiies and was taken to Manchestei Memorial hospital where he was Lottery ______9 Manager Richard Sartor today to Nation/\^br1d______treated and released. Police are investigating the cause of the accident. discuss preliminary homecoming Please see TROOPS, page 6. 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MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. March 1. 1991—3 -MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, March 1,1991 After the Gulf War: A Special Report NATION/WORLD More software " t Soviets study Bush demands quick repatriation raids planned their weapons By WILLIAM M. WELCH condition of anonymity. the permanent cease-fire. But at the before most would come marching Kuwaitis detained and taken hostage “We have no idea where they By JIM KLAHN “Interestingly enough, there He spoke during legislative hear­ The Associated Press The same message was given to Pentagon, officials said the talks home. ■ w ■ by Iraqi forces. are,” Kuwaiti Ambassador Saud By BRYAN BRUMLEY the Iraqis at the United Nations and The Associated Press wasn’t a (software program) manual ings Thursday and his remarks were may yet in-ove difficult; Saddam Pentagon spokesman Pete Wil­ “We expect a prompt repatriation Nasir Al-Sabah said after meeting The Associated Press WASHINGTON — President relayed to Baghdad through the Husrein’s military officers ^ipeared in the entire office,” Christman said. reprinted by Red Star. He did not liams was more pessimistic. “There of them, the Kuwaiti detainees and with Bush at the White House. Puametrix officials did not return Bush says he expects “prompt Soviet Union, the official said. to have abandtxied their troops in SEATTLE — Pirated software mention the destruction of Iraq’s is no plan yet for bringing forces others,” Bush said. telephone calls for comment MOSCOW — Iraq’s defeat in the repatriation” of American prisoners “It will be very soon,” Bush said the field, and few are left to talk With tens of thousands of Iraqi programs were found in more than Soviet-made tanks or other weapons home,” he said. Thuraday. Persian Gulf War is causing new of war and thousands of Kuwaiti in announcing the Iraqi agreement to with. prisoners grateful to be in a lli^ 140 computers of an engineering concern among Soviet generals in the six-week war. detainees after allied commanders meet Bush was heading to his Camp Kuwait’s ambassador to the consulting firm during a court-or­ Unauthorized copying of On Feb. 12, Red Star carried an The fighting over, the administra­ United Nations, Mohammad hands, U.S. officials face the issue about how to respond to the ad­ meet with defeated Iraqi officers to “We are going to get together and tion and Pentagon officials began David, Md., retreat for the weekend dered raid, authorities said copyrighted computer programs is article by a former Soviet military Abulhasan, said haq had not dis­ of whether to force their return to an an infringememt of copyright laws. vanced weaponry used by the U.S.- arrange a permanent cease-fire. send high-level military representa­ discussing when the first of the after meeting with his national Thursday. adviser to Iraq, Lt. Col. Vladimir V. closed the condition or whereabouts uncertain fate in Iraq as part of a Association spokeswoman Jodi led military forces. An Iraqi diplomat was called to tives, and we are going to get back 537,000 American service men and security advisers and greeting the Similar raids were expected in Golovko, who said the allied forces of 22,000 abducted Kuwaiti r o w swap. Bush’s chief of staff, Pollock said many companies just the State Department on Thursday our ro w s and we are going to do it women can go home. German foreign minister today. Portland, Ore., San Francisco, Min­ “What htqqiened in Kuwait and in the gulf had extensive intelligence civilians and 8,632 Kuwaiti J(rim Sununu, said on CNN that he slide into illegal use of software, evening and told where and when fast,” he said. White House press secretary Mar­ neapolis, Chicago, Norfolk, Va., and Iraq necessitates a review of the at­ on Iraqi armaments. He said the issue of American pristmers of war. Ife said 5,000 of believes most will decide to go back with employees making copied* of U.S. commanders would like to Bush said Iraq had promptly ac­ lin Htzwater held out hope the first New Orleans dining the next week, titude to army air defense and the He also said Iraq was holding ro w s was a top priority for the first the civilians were taken hostage in eventually “but we certainly don’t programs for the sake of con­ meet Iraqi commanders, according cepted his demand for a meeting of could begin leaving within days but said Ken Wasch, executive director country’s entire air defense system,” some air defenses in reserve and had meeting with t ^ Iraqis, as was the the 48 hours before Iraq c o n n e d want to force them to go back right venience. She said the software as­ A to a U.S. official who spoke only on military commanders to establish of the Software Publishers Associa­ said Defense Minister Marshal cautioned it would take months fate of an unknown number of defeat. away.” wetqionry 4hat was less up-to-date tion. sociation often follows up a tip with Dmitri Yizov, than U.S. warplanes. He said the raids were part of a a visit to a company and reaches a Many of Iraq’s most advanced The bulk of Iraq’s weapons were stepped-up campaign against settlement without legal action. warplanes were flown to neighbor­ made by the Soviets, but \hzov said software-copy theft, based on infor­ But Wasch said company raids ing Iran shortly after the war began, Workers report pay dividends in warning other deficiencies in Soviet arms were not 'X mation phoned in to the Washington, when it became clear they were no to blame for Baghdad’s defeat. D.C.-based association’s hotline by violators. He said the case against match for the allied fleet Iran said it “As concerns the quality of Soviet disgruntled employees. Pu-ametrix could match that of a would impound the planes until the military technology that happened to Chief Deputy U.S. Marshal Chicago-based engineering firm that war ended. torture, deaths Robert Christman said the Itiesday recently agreed to a $300,000 settle­ be in the Iraqi arsenal, it was the Despite nearly six years of glas- least of the causes,” the Defense raid against the Bellevue and Sum­ ment. nost under President Mikhail S. Ministry newsp^ier Red Star today ner offices of I^ametrix Corp. was “Wc do a lot of cases, and this is a Oorbachev, Soviet newspapers have By MORT ROSENBLUM he said. quoted Yazov as saying, without carried out by a marshal, a lawyer big case,” Wasch said of I^ametrix. r — published few details concerning The Associated Press Doctors in several hospitals said elaborating. to benefit and a computer technician who military sales to Iraq and other na­ the Iraqis regularly cut ofi the ears Rallock smd the software business KUWAITJ^ALT CITY — Morgue of Kuwaiti captives. Dr. Abdul plumbed the more than 140 com­ is worth $4 billion annually, and it is The war showed the Soviet air tions. woricer Hadra Ahmad grew accus­ Rebha Abbas produced 24 Polaroid By BART ZIEGLER puters with a speeijd program. estimated the industry loses $1.5 bil­ defense system “has weak spots,” However, the reformist Moscow said Yazov, and the military will tomed to the sight of death. But she photograi^s of mutilated bodies The Associated Press ______The raid was conduct^ after U.S. lion to $2 billion to piracy each News said this week Soviet arms never got used to the horror of the brought to him with horribly beaten District Judge Carolyn Dimmick year. hold a conference to discuss Ac ad­ sales had helped keep Baghdad’s deaths sufiered by Kuwaitis during faces. Several had entrpils protmd- NEW YORK — American com­ granted a writ of seizure against William Neukom, Microsoft vice vanced technolo^es used by the forces fighting in the eight-year U.S.-coalition in Ae war. seven months of I ^ i terror. ing. panies will get a large share of the Ru'ametrix, which was requested by president for law and corporate af­ Iran-Iraq war. A volunteer Red Crescent worker Doctors say there is no way of contracts to rebuild Kuwait — the software association on behalf of fairs, said piracy costs software at urban Mubarak Hospital, the 29- telling how many Kuwaitis were which could total $100 billion — software manufacturers Microsoft, developers money for research and year-old woman today described the killed or tortured. But several stud Tlw Awochrtwf Ptms because the United States led the Ashton-Tate, Lotus Development development and shortchanges the corpses she had seen since the Aug. ROAD TO BAGHDAD — The scorched remains of both civilian and military vehicles litter the and WmlPeifect employee at a firm that fails to Cholera-stricken they were certain the number of fight to free the oil-rich emirate 2 Iraqi invasion. Some had bera Kuwaitis killed was well over one main highway leading from Kuwait City to Basra and Baghdad Thursday. The vehicles were from Iraq. Christman said copies of provide manuals and upgraded programs produced by those firms programs. shot in the mouth. Some had their thousand, and possibly many destroyed in allied bombing raids against the retreating Iraqi army. Among the nuijor U.S. companies throats cu t Some were tqiparently thousands. involved are Bechtel Group Ihc., were found in Parametrix’s The industry also has waged legal machines, and Wasch said programs battles against overseas manufac­ Peru criticized burned alive and then shoL she said. Several testified to cases in which American Eslephone & T e le g r^ “On my duty alone, I have seen young women were raped and killed Co., Caterpillar Inc., Intem atio^ by dozens of other manufacturers turers who copy not only programs, LIMA, Peru (AP) — The govern­ a popular dish of raw fish marinated also turned up. more than 500 bodies,” she said. and their naked corpses returned to Business Machines Corp., Motorola but manuals and packaging as well. Tlw AsMcialwl Pr*M ment is risking more deaths by with lemon juice. “Why are they doing these things? O H their parents. Inc. and Raytheon Co. FLYING FLAG — Balloonist John Outzen sails over his trying to promote the sale of floods An epidemiologist at one hospital We just cannot understand.” A young man by the name of Soldiers dream of home J3 r- A ,bost of smaller ctHnpanies, hometown of Derry, N.H.,Thursday carrying a giant American ii^ed to a cholera epidemic that has said up to half the cases he studied Sorrowfully and calmly, she M ish ^ Abdullah said that on Mon­ such as oil-field specialists,, also already killed 193 people, doctors were linked to eating to ceviche. S ^ recalled the bodies she had seen: flag to celebrate the cease-fire in the Persian Gulf War. day — the day the Iraqis fled — his By JOHN POMFRET should benefit from what could be­ Dry California say. Yet President Alberto Fujimori > m teen-age girls who were raped then leit, 27, of DetroiL said on named him “Elba.” family and neighbors watched The Associated Press Thursday. come the largest rebuilding effort Dozens of cholera patients packed has repeatedly been shown eating z! ^ slmn, young men who had been tor­ sever^ Iraqi soldiers, accompanied “That’s OK,” Hochins said, “Before the fighting began, I since the Marshall Plan reconstruc­ the corridors of overcrowded hospi­ raw fish on Peruvian television. The O CD tured slowly with cuts and bums by doctors in white coats, arrive in “because we’re raly getting 90 WITH -raE lOIst AIRBORNE was kind of obsessed with my minutes every night anyway.” tion of Europe after World War IL tals in the northern port of Chim- footage is meant to boost the z -< before being put to death by the the modest residential neighborhood DIVISION IN IRAQ — Zeb Hill Kuwait is expected to spend the faces rationing bote, 225 miles northwest of Lima. country’s slumping fishing industry, Iraqi occupiers. career,” he said. “But now my Eric Ponton wants to hear his of Kurain. is going fishing. Todd Lindsay is wife and boy get the No. 1 slot. I bulk of its rebuilding fia^s with 91 percent Chimbote registered Peru’s first though the H ^ th Ministry insists H - i “But now our heart is clear,” she girlfriend say “marshmallow.” going to medical school. David can’t wait to get home.” companies from the United States by hubcap-deep water and roads cases of cholera in late January. The raw fish may be contaminate. said, two days after the Iraqis fled As they watched, he said, the By ELIZABETH GROAT Hochins is going to have a cold Even lying a foot deep in Iraqi and other allied nations that fought awash with mud. epidemic is the first in the Western A doctor speaking on condition of 0 m Kuwait. “They are gone.” Iraqis rounded up nine people and The Saudi ban on alcohol had The Associated Press made them lie on the ground. Then beer and some pizza. been a chief source of grumbling mud, the 21-year-old medic from against Iraq, officials sud Thursday. Several storm systems were ex­ Hemisphere since the beginning of anonymity said, “llie president is 1 ^ At the hospital, one of six in These soldiers and others among the soldiers throughout the El Piso, Texas, had a starry-eyed One of the first chores will be ex­ pected to dump even more rain this the century. handling a health p-oblem political­ KuwaiL doctors said hundreds of they pm needles in their neck veins SAN RAFAEL. Calif. — Heavy favor Bu^h tinguishing the oil-well fires. Nearly and drew blood from them until they among the 8,000 troops of the war, so it’s not surprising that look on his face after President rains — with more expected this weekend. ly. He might end up killing petqile bodies had been brought to medical two-thirds of Kuwait’s 950 oil wells NEW YORK (AP) — President against him. Twelve percent Health officials are seeking ways were dead. 101st Airborne Division began Hot^iui, a 21-year-old private Bush aruiounced a halt to the Gulf weekend — muddled roads and tied But the significant rain was ex­ in order to improve export figures.” authorities. But they said thousands are believed to have been sabotaged Bush has the approval of 91 per­ would vote for someone else, the to stem the outbreak, which doctors Abdullah had come to the hospital making plans for their homecom­ from New London, Mo., en­ War. up traffic but failed to avert man­ pected to do little to ease the Domestic and foreign fish'sales of other corpses were believed to by the retreating Iraqis, along with cent of Americans, according to a poll found. and news reports say is gaining to report the incident to doctors, in­ ing as soon as they learned of the visioned a “large peiqrermii pizza datory water ratieming starting today drought, said Doug PriesL director fell sharply after the Health Ministry have been left in the desert or tossed “Right after the (Resident made oil storage and transportation poll released today. That’s more Since the taking of modem strength. However, an emergency announced that Peru’s seawater, fish cluding Dr. Abdul Behbehani. A cease-fire in the Pttsian Gulf War. and a pack of Budweiser.” in C^ifomia’s two most populous of the state Drought Center in into the Persian Gulf. his speech, or at least when I facilities. than any other president since opinion polls, only President conference Thursday of health mini­ and shellfish could be contaminated m CD Holed up deep inside Iraqi ter­ regions. Sacramento. Victims were sometimes rounded Mohammed al-Dashti, 26, an am­ “Of course that would include heard it on the radio, I found a Three Houston companies. The polls have been taken this century. Truman came close to Bush’s ap­ sters from seven South American with the cholera-causing vibrio ritory along the banks of the blade of grass,” Ponton said. Los Angeles residents have to cut “If we were to get 200 percent of P O up by Iraqis seeking information bulance dispatcher at Mubarak Euphrates River, the soldiers also my girlfriend, good friends and Red Adair Co., Wild Well Control Another poll found Bush had proval reflected in the USA Ibday counnies attracted little interest in cholerae bacillus because Lima’s “That was about the first time I’d water use by 10 percent, while our normal rainfall during the rest of 85 percent approval. about the Kuwaiti resistance. But Hospital, said the Iraqis picked him have had time to a lot of thinking, good times,” he said. Inc. and Boots & Coots Inc., will be survey. A 1945 Gallup Poll taken the national press and announced sewage is dumped untreated of­ seen one in six mcmths.” restrictions in Marin County north the wet season — the next 40 or 50 A third poll found that most sometimes, it seemed, they were iq) late in November and tried to and some said the war has Ahead of him, however, lay put to work fighting the oil fires. in June 1945, just weeks after' few agreements. fshore. m > of San Francisco are so ti^ t just days — we would only get up to Americans want Iraqi President Gennany’s s u rr^ e r in World simply tortured for the sake of it, the find out about doctors who treated changed their values. another night in an armpit-deep “After thaL all I could think of The companies have not disclosed D olors criticized the government Cholera, spread in feces-con- taking two 5-minute showers migiit about 50 percent” of normal for the Saddam Hussein forced out of War registered an 87 percent ? » doctors said. wounded Kuwaitis at home. “T ^s whole experience has foxhole without a sleeping bag, was the way my sweetheart says the value of their contracts. n, for giving conflicting advice on taminated water and food, affects use up the daily limit season, he said. power and tried for war crimes approval rating for Thiman’s per­ At al-Amiri Hospital, a man who taught me how important my accompanied by a first sergeant “nuirshmallows,’” he said. “I just Once the fires are out, Bechtel, which foods to eat, saying more the intestines, causing dianhea and 33 > He said he was beaten repeatedly, “My lawns are going to die. And Los Angeles relies on Sierra and that some wish him dead. formance in the White House. would identify himself only as Dr. family is to me,” CapL Fred Gel- who snores so loud the men nick­ love that sound.” the nation’s second-largest construc­ people could die if they ate ceviche. severe fluid loss. Hassan described an incident also then hanged by his heels from a ceil­ you can’t flush every time,” said Pat Nevada snowpack for 70 percent of A USA Today poll of 622 The poll taken by telefdione by ing fan and beaten with a hose tion and engineering company, is Winterson of Mill Valley, one of its water, and the Marin Municipal adults taken Thursday found 91 Gordon S. Black Corp. also found known to others. expected to head the rebuilding of In September, only a month into loaded with metal. Afterward, the hundreds who picked iq) a water Water District on seven reservoirs. percent approval for Bush’s han­ 78 percent of respon^nts have a Iraqis aimed a pistol at his head and Kuwait's petroleum industry. conservation kit at the Marin AH sources are at dramatic lows. dling of the presidency. It also great deal of confidence in the occupation, a doctor whom Bechtel received a letter of intent Three are killed friends would only call Hisham was fired a blank. Municipal Water District head­ A January survey by the Depart­ found that if Bush ran for re-elec­ military leaders, emnpared with from the state-run Kuwait Petroleum quarters this week. found by the Iraqis to have some They snuffed cigarettes out in his U.S., Kuwait discuss ment of Water and Pbwer, which tion now, 72 percent would vote 25 percent for Congress and 22 Co. calling for the company to act as The water conservation mandates serves 1.3 million people, showed for him regardless of who ran percent for the news media. simple medical equipment in his mouth and administered electric the project management contractor, home, including an intravenous drip go into effect despite the state’s first the snowpack in the eastern Sierra after election shocks to his chest and ears until he said B ^ tc l spokesman Mike Kid­ major rainstorm this year. Los An­ watershed, 250 miles north of Los apparatus. The Iraqis accused him of lost consciousness, he said. der. geles got 3 inches in two days and Angeles, was only 13 percent of DHAKA, Bangladesh (AP) — dicating she believed there may treating wounded Kuwaiti resisters. democratic reforms Rival political groups fo u ^ t with have teen fraud in the voting. parts of northern California got normal for the year. They took him to prison, shot “When I woke up they beat me Bechtel, a privately owned San again on the soles of my feet until I around 1 inch. Mayor Tbm Bradley on Thursday Trial to continue knives and bombs after national Foreign observers, however, said the him, gouged out his eyes, them muti­ WASHINGTON (AP) — A Ut- for International Affairs, an affiliate with Kuwait’s ambassador to the Francisco company that has worked elections, killing at least three balloting appeared fair. lated him further, Hassan said. Then could not walk,” he said. In this con­ tle-known Washington organization, of the Republican Party that United States, Saud Nasir al-Sabah. in Kuwait for 40 years, will send *1116 storms were blamed for said the diminished Sierra snowpack power outages and dozens of level was “astonishing and frighten- people and injuring 150, newsp^iers The Jatiya Party of ousted Presi­ they took him back to his own house dition, he was forced to jog around with the backing of the Bush ad­ promotes democracy overseas, has about 4,3(X) employees and sub­ the small suburban police station It is not clear how the Kuwaiti fender-bender traffic crashes caused mg. said today. dent Hussain Muhammad Ershad, and hanged him. ministration, has begtm quietly offered to help Kuwait develop contractors to the emirate, Kidder despite man’s death The clashes occurred late where he was held. ruling family, which has held power said. who resigned in December after His wife and family were ordered pressing Kuwait’s monarchy to political parties, improve its par­ Thursday night after state-run mass protests against his govern­ Then he was made to hold out his adopt democratic reforms now that liamentary process arid perhaps even for more than 200 years, will to leave the body there for 72 hours, Bechtel said it did not yet have an MIAMI (AP) — The death of a their clients had something to do television announced that Khaleda ment, won 35 races. said Hassan. arms, crucifixion-style, while they America has restored it to power. broaden voting rights. respond to suggestions that it share more of that power with its citizens. estimate on the value of the work. key wimess against two Manuel with Navarro’s death. The trial Zia’s Bangladesh Nationalist Huty Jamaat-e-Islami, a right-wing “Their policy was kill, kill, kill,” beat the palms of his hands, he said. The National Republican Institute Three top officials of the institute Already, the government has Some petroleum experts believe the Noriega co-defendants will not stop began Monday. had won the largest number of seats Muslim party, won 18 seats- The — its chairman. Rep. Robert declared three months of martial cost of rebuilding Kuwait’s oil, their trial, a federal judge ruled. Davidow's attorney, Richard in a parliamentary election a day remaining seats were scattered Lagomarsino of California; its presi­ law. natural gas and petrochemical But UJS. District Judge William Sharpstein, said Navarro “had earlier. among other small parties and m- dent, former GOP House member facilities could hit $10 billion. Hoeveler said that could change if enemies everywhere” and was con­ Of the 294 districts announced, dependents. Iraqi POWs discussed Jack Buechner; and Sen. Richard ,But it is clear that Americans who Rebuilding the rest of the police find foul play in the car crash victed in absentia in Colombia in the the party took 140 seats in the 300- VioldKc erupted in at least five Lugar, R-Ind. — discussed their shed blood to rescue the country country’s infrastructure will cost bil­ that killed Ramon Navarro, an ad­ slayings of two drug dealers. U.S. member legislature. Four seats were cities, including Dhaka, after the WASHINGTON (AP) - - The “We think thai over a period of “may not yet know how severe a proposal over lunch on Thursday from Iraq expect some changes. lions more. mitted drug trafficker who received prosecutors now blame those kill­ yet to be announced, and voting in results were announced, reported the United States doesn’t want to force time there will be a situation ... loss this has been fcx- them,” adding government immunity and $170,000 ings on Noriega, the deposed two districts was canceled after the Ittefaq, a Bengali language Iraqi prisoners of war to return to where they’ll decide to go back. But that the more the government acts to for his cooperation. Iteamanian dictator. deaths of candidates. /newspaper. their homeland if they don’t want to we certainly don’t want to force “shelter the people from reality, the “There is no suggestion that either Navareo, 41, died when his car The Awami League party, headed ^ A 22-year-old supporter of Mrs. go, but believes most eventually will them to go back right away.” more abrupt the awareness of what of the defendants had anything to do smashed into a fence and an electri­ by Mrs. 2Ua’s longtime rival. Sheik Zia’s party was stabbed and killed, Hasina, won 84 seats and its allied 1 want to return. President Bush’s President Bush has called on the has happened, the more severe the with this,” the judge said Thursday. cal transformer WMfaiesday night while celebrating the victory, in the principal assistant said Thursday Iraqi people to depose dictator Sad­ change that’s liable to take place.” “But if somebody finds he was shot Results of blood-alcohol tests were parties won another 11. port city of Khulna, 85 miles south­ night. dam Hussein, and Sununu said the The issue of prisoner return or his car was tampered with, then expected today. “Something mischievous went west of Dhaka, the newspaper said- The scores of thousands of Iraqi United States was “looking forward delayed a truce in the Korean Wu' we can reopen the (mistrial) ques­ Two people living near the Acci­ against us,” Ms. Hasina said, in­ The assailant was not identified. prisoners are in the hands of Saudi to an Iraq that can be very much part for 20 months as North Korea and tion.” dent scene told The Associated troops, and their fate will be part of of a solution to the regional issues.” China insisted that all members of The Manchester Herald Lawyers for co-defendants Wil­ Press that police searched the neigh­ discussions among coalition mem­ “Whether it’s an overthrow or a their armed forces under control of liam Saldarriaga, 44, and Brian borhood b ^ u s e the car’s passenger bers at the United Nations, said John natural succession or whatever it is, the United Nations coalition be THANKS Davidow, 29, sought a mistrial but door was open and a gun lay on the Sununu, White House ch i^ of staff. we think the Iraqi people are entitled handed over whether they wanted to failed. 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4—MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. March 1.1991 MANCHESTER HERALDC Friday, March 1,1991—^5 OPINION STATE Open Forum A dosage Weicker: Too much focus on income tax of reality By JUDD EVERHART program Thursday. to sell his tax and spending plans, spending curbs. everybody’s pocket and think about DARE program The Associated Press &ying he’s “as much against this and knows it will be tough — not Weicter’s $7.48 billion budget is aU the business that comes to the damned income tax as anyone else,” only with the public but, more im­ balanced with a proposed 6 percent state of Connecticut With the sur­ for troops HARTFORD — Sure his budget Weicker also took on Bart Sinqtson portantly for the immediate future, tax on family income over $25,(X)0, charge taken off, the corporations of ■ W ■ helps students calls for an income tax, but Gov. and Cliff Huxtable on Thursday with the General Assembly. a reduction in the 8 percent sales tax the state are now competitive. Lowell P. Weicker Jr. saiys his plan night to sell his budget plan during a “Nobody enjoys hitting themsel­ to 4.25 percent and repeal of the To The Editor: By JACK ANDERSON also includes business and other tax prime-time appearance on a ves on the head with a b ^ b a ll bat, business tax surcharge and the capi­ “If somebody has a better plan ... In January of 1990. the Manchester Rolice Department and DALE VAN ATTA ______reductions that will get Connec­ WFSB-TV telephone call-in special. and that’s what I’m asking the tal gains, interest and dividends tax. please tell me what it is,” the gover­ and the Manchester School System incorporated a new ticut’s economy back on its feet “This is not a matter of choice,” people of Connecticut to do,” Weicker said an income tax is the nor said. drug program into the town’s elementary schools. The WITH THE lOlST AIRBORNE again. Weicker said of the income tax Weicker said. best way to get out of the state’s program is called DARE (Drug-Abuse-Resistance- DIVISION, Saudi Arabia — Try not t<^ “I’m not selling an income tax. during the 45-minute show. “I’m Weicker, whose phones have been $2.4 billimi bi^get hole and provide He said his proposal to repeal the Education). DARE was founded in Los Angeles in 1983. compare the flight siugeon of the 101st: I’m selling a budget plan — a plan presenting you the bill from 10 to 20 ringing off the hook since he out­ a reliable revenue stream for the fu­ capital gains, interest and dividends The program was so successful there that it began Aviation Brigade to “Hawkeye” Pierce. that eliminates the debt and goes years of fiscal irresponsibility with lined the package two weeks ago, ture. tax is not “just for rich people down spreading to other communities. Today, DARE is being Ignore the fact that he sleeps in a body ahead and does a lot of very good all the doors being shut behind me. said the reaaion to his budget ^ , “I think too much emphasis has in Riirfield County.” Rather, he taught in more than 100,000 classrooms in all 50 states, bag as a. liner to keep his sleeping bag things in terms of lowering taxes,” ... There’s no option as to the fact tax plan has been “exactly what I been placed on the inemne tax. stud, it “means entrepreneurial capi­ as well as in the Department of Defense Dependent dry. Parget that he once dress^ up in Weicker said during the Connecticut the bill has to be paid.” etqpected,” that is, opposition to an What (about) a sales tax at 4.25 per­ tal for mnall businesses, which are Schools overseas, American Samoa, Canada, Australia Arab garb and briefly convinced a few Public Television “On The Record” Weicker is in the midst of trying GOV. LOWELL P. WEICKER income tax and to his proposed cent? Think of the savings in the backbone of Connecticut” and New Zealand. About 5 million children will go GIs that he was Saudi King F%ihd review­ A through the Sth-6th grade DARE program this year. Ap- ing the troops. Pay no attention to his proximately 20 million children will go through the one-liners. K-4th grade and the 7th-12th grade DARE curriculum. This is Lt. Col. Larry Godfrey, not Dodd proposes $200m DARE lessons focus on four major areas; providing Alan Alda. He is equal parts comedy, Judge rejects mistrial accurate information about alcohol and drugs, teaching ' 'niKtXuWVJtttosr compassion and confidence. He knows students decision-making skills, showing them how to his stuff. And that is why there is at least resist peer pressure and giving them ideas for alternatives one brigade at the front that isn’t afraid to drug use. It is emphasized to the students that if they of biological weapons, because “Doc” for unemployment fund in Lomax murder case feel g o ^ about themselves and have good self-esteem, Godfrey has demythologized the boogie HARTFORD (AP) — Three jurors in the Joe ly warned jurors not to read, listen to m* watch news they w ^ t negd-tgfum to drugs and alcohol to deal with man. WASHINGTON (AP) — Connec­ “Plainly an emergency exists,” gets its revenue from a federal Lomax murder trial who read a newspqier article their problein^ like many young people do today. DARE We spent the night as a guest in ticut’s cash-stnqpped unemployment Dodd said. “In many states, in­ payroll tax. But the lawmakers said reports of the trial. The newspiqter was found opened to a page that attaclu the drug problem from the demand side — divert­ Godfrey’s tent, and were awakened to bureaucracy would get a needed creased workload and decreased the Bush administratiem underes­ about the case against a judge’s instructions said they A New England tradition boost from federal legislation staff result in waiting lines of up to timated unemployment levels, caus­ were more am us^ than influenced by the article. contained an article m In the town of Manchester, the DARE program is McClaughry says some towns in New Jefferson, but things are changing. Many It’s set at $5(X),0(X) this year. That The weapons were primarily OIL CO. H o taught by two veteran police officers. Officer Stephen E n g l ^ have a l r ^ y ditched their town Certified Public Accountant say it’s become an unwieldy and im- amounts to $2,5(X) for each of the 200 developed at Salman Pak, a research Vernon, C T Novak and myself. We devote the majority of our time to meetings. Others are expected to follow. BUSINESS O CO facility about 18 miles southeast of democratic anachronism, and though residents registered to vote, and And he doesn’t see a good end. People the DARE program. During the 1990-91 school year, we Baghdad. It was bombed into oblivion in Professional tax and accounting services. All 1040 2 ■< towns like Kirby in noilheastem Ver­ McClaughry suggests that taxpayers feel who lose interest in the town meetings 875-0876 will be instmcting every 6th grade in all of the town’s 10 the first days of the war. But what sur­ ■ Consumer spending, which Agency expects to call off its 6- response to the gulf developments. mont have held them through 10 major more comfortable with revenue collec­ also lose interest in town offices, and Please Call For consultations held in the privacy of your home or elementary schools. Approximately 500-600 students vived was haq’s stockpile, which is slipped severely in the final quarter week-old emergency plan for dip­ Oil prices rose above $19 per bar­ wars now, interest is dowii, as is atten­ tion when they have the opportunity to without viable administration the town will participate in the program this year. We focus on the oqiable of being delivered in bombs, of 1990, dropped an additional 0.6 ping into oil reserves, assuming no rel, livestock and meat futures ad­ Current Pricing office. dance, and they may be approaching ob­ personally help in supervising the expen­ meeting form of government will perish. exit elementary grade for the DARE program for several short-range rockets and artillery shells. percent in January, the government more hostilities develop in the Mid­ vanced strongly, and precious me­ solescence. ditures. Until it does, of course, the citizens of Diesel Fuel Also Available reasons. The single most important reason is that once a Saddam is believed to have used reported. dle East. tals, grains and energy futures all ISOGdonMMmuni John McClaughry of Kirby puts it this That opportunity was held sacred in Kilby are still civically obligated. And student reaches Junior High School, he or she is subject biological weapons — apparently with V The Commerce Department said lEA Executive Director Helga moved higher. Price njbjea lo ctong* Volimie Dbeounu 643-9034 1 way; "There was a time when people in to many more socialization activities, such as dances, the March 5 meeting will be held in the Steeg plans to make the request at o ^ Vermont thought in terms of their towns. town hall at 11 a.m. Moderator little effect compared to chemical Thursday that spending in January O o parties, dating and generally more freedoms to interact The town meeting: the agency’s governing board meet­ And that’s when town meeting^were McClaughry says he expects about 50 weapons — against the Kurds in his own fell to a seasonally adjusted annu^ with other youths. Along with these interactions many country. ing in Paris next W^inesday. o very important, and even vital. Now Thomas Jefferson once said people to attend — “we don’t twist rate of $3.72 trillion, the steepest The two chief biological agents in youths come in contact with alcohol and drugs, and the people have staffed to think in terms of anybody’s arm” — and each of them will slide since a 1.3 percent drop in The emergency plan was put into 2 CD it was the wisest form of Iraq’s arsenal are a n th ^ and botulin many peer pressures to experiment with them. It is unfor­ the state, and, really, not very much can be given a booklet containing the articles January 1987. effect to make up for any shortfalls m CD toxin. According to Godfrey, only a tunate that some children find it easier to experiment be done in the town meetings anymore.” self-government ever of this year’s business. Consumer spending provides that might occur during the Gulf small number of troops would be af­ P O w W drugs and alcohol then to stand tq> to these peer McClaughry is something of an expert The business will include electing a two-thirdf of the nation’s economic War. The war never ended up posing devised. fected by either, and Iraq would have to pressures and say “No.” A major focus of the DARE here. He’s a one-time member of the clerk and a lister (assessor). The town activity. a threat to oil, however. program is to inform students of the various types of peer state House of Representatives, he’s now have an aerosol generator capable of New England for 300 years, McClaughry report will be considered, and delinquent continuous pumping of the agents within S I pressures that they may encounter and the tools they Profile '91 a state senator, and he’s moderated the ■ Assets of the nation’s 537 goes on. Yet it began to unravel during taxes debated. There is one selectman’s a mile or two of oncoming troops. rly signs are emerging that need to say nol Kirby meetings for 25 years. He has also position up for conference, the budget money market mutual ftinds rose g W the turbulent 1960s. Americans took to In 1979, an accidental explosion at a the n ito n ’s real estate slump may As part of the DARE program Officer Novak and I try co-authored a book about cozy self- will have to be completed, and someone $3.43 billion to a record $468.18 30 > questioning all institutions during the Soviet anthrax weapons factory in be reimy to turn around for both to spend as much time with the students as possible, govermnent; it’s titled, “The Vermont will most probably he recognized to say decade, and town meetings were not ex­ Sverdlovsk reportedly killed 1,000 resideifi^ and commercial property, billion in the latest week, the Invest­ Family Life eating lunch with them, participating in their gym classes Papers: Recreating Democracy on a something for the Rsrsian Gulf troops. empt The critics said the meetings were people. But that was among a population a senior bank regulator says. ment Company Institute says. and recesses and any other class activities we can Human Scale.” The moderator doesn’t think the whole The rise in the seven-day period schedule. In doing this, we become more than just a often managed and manipulated by of more than 1 million people of various L. William Seidman, chairman of McClaughry believes the town meet­ vested interests. thing will take more than two hours (he ended Wednesday broke the record police officer to the students, we become their friend and ing fits into the human scale. He says the ages and health conditions. The percent­ the Federal Deposit Insurance Coip., After that the states felt firee to pick once held o n e ^ 6 0 minutes). And that, set the week earlier, when fund as­ confidant. Many students only viewed police officers in form started in England and sailed to the age would be far lower among physically issued a compilation of statistics away at the meetings. And McClaughry frankly, is tlieupside of the dwindling sets rose $4.06 billion to $464.75 one dimension — as an enforcer. The DARE program is New World with the Pilgrims. Many interest in town meetings. John fit soldiers wearing protective gear. On ■ j Thursday as a leading index to clianging that. Students now view police officers as says one of the first things Vermont did top of that, some of the front-line troops predict the health of real estate billion. municipalities in the Northeast held town was to usurp important meeting func­ McClaughry says that if all the voters in someone they can seek advice firom, someone they can meetings during colonial times; Kirby received a series of injections to im­ markets. Manchester Herald's tions. Vermont towns had always Kirby took p m in the convention, it go to if they have a problem, and sometme they can adopted the concept shwtly after its munize them against anthrax and other The data still show considerable ■ The Dutch electronics giant selected state representatives at their would drag on all day long, yuh, and the agents. count on as a friend. Officer have Junior demise of this wisest form of self- weakness in many markets, but NV Philips Gloeilampenfabriekcn jurisdiction was organized two centuries local gatherings, for instance, but, in Godfrey said that while pulmonary High students that participated in the D ARE^lrogi^^M ago. government might thereby be guaran­ Seidman says he sees reason for lost about $2.48 billion in 1990 but year, coming to police HQ to discuss their problems or 1965, the process was given over to anthrax is a particularly lethal form of expects to be profitable by late this The concept, to be sure, concerns par- regional elections. teed. hope. just to say hello. This was unheard of before the DARE the disease, tremendous concentrations year. program^ We welcome their visits. would have to be dumped on each sol­ ■ Weak holiday spending during Most of the loss reported Annual Profile Edition dier and be heavily ingested in the lungs. The DARE program is taught for 17 weeks and at the the fourth quarter took a toll ^ n Thursday was blamed on Philips’ The high winds and sandstorms in the end there is a culmination. Each student is given a earnings at May Department Stores $2.74 billion restructuring drive graduation certificate and a black/red DARE T-shirt. The Brown’s historic expulsion desert could dissipate heavy concentra­ slashing up to 50,(XX) jobs by the tions. Inc. and J.C. Penney Co. Inc. as both culmination exercise is very important. The students end of this year. The loss contrasted At Iowa State University recently, I The same is true for botuBmoxin; — retailers rqpQrtoji.their pipfits fell. graduate with the students from other elementary schools important frs«dom,” ’ with a profit of about $803 million "Focus on Family Life was told of students due for a hearing on To prove his commitment to free which is produced by the organism that Wal-Mart Stores Inc. said its in­ in a show of unity. The students will realize that by in 1989. making the commitment to stay drug and alcohol free charges they had violated the section of NAT speech, Gregorian cites the pertinent sec- causes a common form of food poison­ come rose 13 percent, but the in­ the “Guide to Residence Hall Living” tirm of the code that has led to the ing. Because of the wind, it is as crease was not up to the company’s they are actually in the majority. It also gives parents, ■ Square D Co. has rejected a relatives and friends a chan^ to gather in force to sup­ that warns: “A student shall not post an HENTOFF banishment of this student: dangerous to those who use it as to those usual earnings pace. And Deb Shops $1.92 billion buyout bid from port and recognize the students in their endeavor to objectionable poster outside his or her “Offense Iff, which dealt with harass­ on whom it is launched. Inc., a specialty apparel retailer, said in our Community" Groupe Schneider SA and then sued refrain from the use of alcohol and drugs. door.” ment, prohibits in^ipropriate, abusive, Godfrey said he was not minimizing its earnings were down 26 percent. In writing this letter, I hope to have answered any This particular poster said a number of threatening or demeaning actions based the virulence of the diseases if all the The fourth quarter, which tradi­ the French electronics manufacturer questions that parents might have concerning the DARE highly offensive things to and about and compelled to attend a race-relations on race, religion, gender, handicap, eth­ conditions were right. But the weapons tionally is a time for retailers to in an attempt to halt any further program, and what it is trying to accomplish in the town homosexuals, including: “Gay Got AIDS workshop as well as get counseling for nicity, national origin, or sexual orienta­ would not be mass-casualty producers, make half their annual profits and takeover maneuvers. of Manchester. Yet?" possible alcohol abuse. tion.” » and nowhere near as dangerous as con­ sales, was difficult for many Schneider had positioned itself Officer Max Cohen I asked the university administrator in Obviously, none of that had been The underline of “actions” qipears in ventional shells and mines. storeowners. for a hostile takeover attempt or 1 Manchester Police Dept. charge of assuring due process to student enough. Brown has now washed its Gregorian’s statement. His point is that War is hell proxy fight if its $78 per share offer 239 Blast Middle 'nim pike defendants whether the rules provided hands of the student — a rather surpris­ the university’s code of conduct does not Kuwaiti authorities are cracking down ■ The nation’s Big Three was spumed. It filed official notice M anchnter any further definition of “objectionable.” ing decision in view of the university’s prohibit s p e ^ ; it prohibits actions in­ on Kuwaiti teen-agers waiting out the automakers say they will lay off last week that it planned to present a As it stood, the term seemed so broad reputation as an exceptionally humane, cluding b ^ v io r wMch “shows flagrant war in Egypt. Some Kuwaiti youths in 38,950 autoworkers next week as rival slate of candidates for the that a student could violate the rule precisely individualized place of higher disrespect for the well being of others or C^airo have been gambling and dancing they close all or parts of 17 assemb­ board of directors at the company’s without knowing it. Even these students learning. “I don’t see what has been ac- is utueasonably disnqitive ^ the univer­ every night away in discos while foreign ly plants because of slow sales and April 24 shareholders meeting. currently in the dock. ctHnplished,” a faculty member told me, Letters policy sity community.” soldiers fight to save their homeland. model changeover. The administrator stud that he had “e x c ^ to make this guy bitter and place Gregorian’s explanation of the code is The bad publicity from the party animals GM will have about 19,700 ■ Stocks were mixed, oil. prices been thinking the same thing and maybe a stignui on him that will last his The Herald welcomes letters from its readers. Letters so broad (“disrespect,” “unreasonably,” has prompted the Kuwaiti government in workers on layoff next week. Ford advanced and the dollar wavered in he ought to look at the rule more carefiil- lifetime.” etc.) as to make due process at Brown as should be no more than two double-spaced typewritten exile to ask police in Egypt to discipline will have about 8,6(X) on layoff and a muted response to the official pages. The Herald reserves the right to edit letters for any ly before any more cases are brought The Rhode Island affiliate of the problematic as it is at Iowa State. And at any Kuwait kids who get too rowdy and cease-fire that silenced more than a under it. about 10,650 Chrysler workers will reason, including length, taste and style. The Herald tries American Civil Liberties Union would many other colleges and universities that send them to Saudi Arabia for a dose of month of fighting over the liberation On the other hand, Vartan Gregorian, be off their jobs next week. to publish all letters, but the decision of the editor is like to sue Brown on behalf of the ex­ have chosen to prohibit cetain kinds of austerity. of Kuwait. president of Brown University, hasn’t pelled studem, but since it is a private The number is down slightly from final. Writers may be limited to one letter per month. All speech rather than, as educatora, to Mini-editorial Stocks dropped 6.93 to 2,882.18, the slightest doubt about the necessity university, the First Amendment doesn’t liberate those students from such speech. the 41,000 woricers who were on letters must be signed, and writers must include their ad­ Millions of Americans suspect that finishing February with a net gain of and fairness of his university’s code sf^ly. It might well ^p ly in a public In any case, this first student to be ex­ temporary layoff this week. dress and a telephone number for verification. Mail let­ U.S. troops were sent to the Persian Gulf 145.79 points, or 5.33 percem. Bond punishing those who “harass” other stu­ university because the student was not pelled under one of these slippery col­ ters to Open Forum, Box 591, Manchester 06040. to protect oil profits. That isn’t quite prices dropped. dents. Many colleges and universities charged with physical violence or van­ lege codes was indeed kick^ out for true. They were sent to safegu^ the ■ The chairman of the FWeral The dollar advanced Thursday have instituted rules against offensive dalism. He was expelled because of his speech, not actions. Vartan Gregorian is world’s primary source of energy, and Deposit insurarree Corp. has asked against other mqjor currencies, and speech, but Brown — with the enthusias­ speech. Decidedly noxious speech, but engaging in plain old newspeak, and that indirectly means they are protecting authority for his agency to borrow tic affirmation of Gregorian — is the no more than speech. while he says that he is opposed to all or­ oil company profits. It’s probably just an $30 billion to bolster the dwindling gold prices m ov^ sharply higher in Don’t miss the opportunity to advertise in this Manchester Herald first in the nation to expel a student for Gregorian indignantly denies, thodoxies, including “politically correct” embarrusing coincidence that in the last fund protecting bank deposits. words he has used. however, that Brqwn has ever expelled thinking, Gregorian’s thumping approval quarter of 1990, while American soldiers The five-member FDIC board The student, who had been drinking, Founded OcL 1,1881 as a weekly. “anyone for the exercise of free speech, of the expulsion is itself p.c. were sweating in their desert foxholes, voted unanimously Thursday to award winning keepsake edition! managed to include — in a brief series of nor will it ever do so.” Daily publication since OcL 1,1914. An independent-minded president the major oil companies racked up huge propose a short-term plan to borrow EMERGENCY verbal explosions — racist, homophobic Indeed, Gregorian emphasizes that his would have tried to determine how to profits. A rash of bills has been inuo- an initial $10 billion. Banks in­ FIRE - POLICE - MEDICAL and anti-Semitic insults. They ^ d not in­ “personal commitment to free speech” is straighten this student out. A p.c. [xesi- duced on (Zapitol Hill to stop the surance rates would be raised July 1 Call your advertising representative at City Edilor_ AtoxGirelli clude threau. Two years before, after “well-known and of Icxig standing ... dent,-horrified by the offensive drunken profiteering, but the oil companies have to repay the money. New* Editor . Aiunw C Spttzler fighting with a black student, the same neither the spirit nor the letter of DIAL 911 language, wants to keep the campus tidy more friend in Congress thw the com­ In Manchester 643-2711 for more information offender had been placed on probation (Brown’s) code compromises this most and civil. mon people do. Those bills won’t pass. ■ The International Energy 6—MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. March 1.1991 Htaiirlirslrr Hrrali'i

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The highest assessment in town, at $51.9 million, is estimates will be about 25 mills, the bill would be U.S. recormaissance flights over his In Baghdad, Saddam Hussein had norms of behavior, live peacefully $2,361. for the Pavilicms at Buckland Hills mall. But because of country. not been seen since midday Wednes­ with their neighbors, I don’t see any Serving Manchester ■ Coventry ■ Andover ■ Bolton ■ Hebro/i a special agreement with the town, the mall will not be However, the revaluation will give motor vehicle “Such acts represent evil intention day. Official media continued today reason why we should be in a hurry the biggest ta]q)ayer this year. owners a break since the town’s mill rate will drop sig­ and do not respect the announced to portray the rout of Iraqi forces as to lift the sanctions that are already The agreement, whidi compensates Homait Develop­ nificantly. Because motor vehicles and personal proper­ stands and commitments," he said. a victory. “By God’s will and the on them,” Cheney said. ment Co. for about $15 million in road and utility im­ ty are always taxed at 70 percent of their current value, The allies were turning their at­ might of our leader Saddam Hussein Kuwait’s ambassador to the the drop in the mill rate will mean lower tax bills. provements. fixes the assessed value of the real property tention to identifying Iraqis whose we foiled the aggressors’ plot,” said United Nations, Mohammad iMurdock For example, under the old mill rate a $10,000 car as­ at $7 million fw a maximum of seven years or until $9J5 units were suspected of involvement the headline in: one government Abulhasan, said Thursday that Iraq million in taxes is forgiven. Directors: Child care not town’s job sessed at $7,000 resulted in a $434 bill last year. This in atrocities in Kuwait But a seiuor newspaper. had failed to cooperate in disclosing Under the agreement, the mail’s tax bill will be about year, the car would still be assessed at $7;000 but with U.S. military official in Riyadh said That stood in sharp contrast to the condition or whereabouts of alv $175,000 this year. Wthout the abatement, the bill the lower mill rate the tax bill would be only $175. group, for which Susag had served today that the Iraqi conunand in U.S. military officials’ descriptions ducted Kuwaiti civilians and nei^bors,” he said. “There may be a historical I named would have been about $13 million. Bekech also released Grand List totals for the Eighth By RICK SANTOS and alcohol abusers, and primary Kuwait G ty fled b^ore the arrival of the plight of the Iraqi army. They prisoners of war. But members of the council, in­ iverogative, but I think we’re going as chairman. Utilities District and the Special parking district, both of Manchester Herald health care. An offshoot of the affor­ The bad news for homeowners is that the revaluation of U.S. and allied forces and could said t t ^ y that surviving tfoops, in In Kuwait City, Habib al- cluding Nancy Carr, executive to be dragged kicking and screaming “Our concern was there should be which showed a substantid increase in the value of real dable housing concern is the issue of means that there will be a shift in the tax burden to their escape prosecution. small disorganized units, were Gharaab, a technical adviser to director of the Manchester Area into the 1990’s,” Kahaner said. She a partnership between government property due to the revaluation. MANCHESTER — Local homelessness. and the community,” he said. “It Chamber wallets. Under the old assessments, residential taxes ac­ “The Iraqi security forces saw the Kuwait’s criminal investigation said state legislative commissions retreating n o ^ across.a broad front government should help pay the cost And an offshoot of the day care Conference of Churches, argued for counted for about 48 percent of all taxes collected. But The Grand List for the Eighth District totals handwriting on the wall early and department, said 5,000 people had are already discussing mandates doesn’t mean that the government toward the Euphrates River, whose of child care, according to members issue is the recommendation to es­ government-funded day care. under the new assessments, taxes on residential property $739,638,140 while the special parking district total is they got out ... before the Marines disappeared since Feb. 21, when regarding child care assistance by has to pay for everything.” bridges have been wrecked. of the Manchester Community Ser­ tablish family resource centers, “Tell me what distinguishes day will make 19 61 percent of the total. $20,441,720. Last year, die totds were $272,007,110 were even within striking distance Saddam’s forces began leaving towns. Regarding the council’s concerns In the desert of southern Iraq, lit­ vices Council, but their recommen­ which are scbrols used for multiple care to make it ineligible for local head and $8,151,990 resp^vely. about affordable houring and home­ According to figures provided by the town, the owner of getting in there," the official said, tered with the hulks of “killed" Iraqi Kuwait. He said many were killed to tax dollars,” said Carr, comparing Such mandates are essential, she All of the Grand List totals are subject to appeals by dation met stiff opposition at a services for families outside of tradi­ lessness, Mayor Terry Werkhoven of a tyirical cape assessed at $26350 last year would be speaking on condition of anonymity. tanks, the U.S. VII Corps was still prevent them from testifying to tor­ the service to programs for the said, to prevent society from being property owners to the board of tax review which begins luncheon sponsored by the group tional educational programs during said such concerns are being ad­ assessed at $94,430. Under the old 62 mill rate, the tax At allied checkpoints, Iraqi sol­ on guard. ture they suffered. elderly and recreation programs for deprived morally and economically By BRIAN M. TROTTA bill was $1,628 but under the new rate, which Bekech meeting Monday. Thursday. school hours. dressed through the directors and the diers straggling north toward the “It’s just a very dangerous time Kuwait, whose people once en­ children. when ever-growing numbers of in­ Manchester Herald ______A southeastern Iraqi city of Basra were right now. The uncertainty,” said joyed a life of luxury, is bow strug- “I don’t think the town, as a town As well as opposing the su^es- adequately cared-for children be­ Planning and Zoning Commission. screened. The checkpoints were SgL Maj. Robert E.' Wilson of El glMg to meet the b ^ic needs of its government, has much of a role in tion that the town assist in providing Naab responded that if the group come adults. The politicians were informed MANCHESTER — The Greater functiorting hours after President Paso, Texas, the corps’ ranking pop^ation. Emergency teams will providing day care,” said Geoffrey day care, Naab questioned the es­ is interested in c h a n ^ g priorities But Naab was supported by fel­ also about the lack of substance Manchester Chamber of Ctmuncrce Bush declared the cease-fire that non-commissioned officer. “In Viet­ spend the first thi^ months provid­ Naab, a Republican member of the tablishment of the resource centers. regarding town spending, then that low Republican Director Ronald abuse prevention programs for has named Acting President Stacey Troops should be explor^ — as it is during took effect at 8 am . Thursday. nam they just used the cease-fire to ing services such as food and water, town’s Board of Directors. The resource centers, a plan Osella. adults. Pineo Murdock as its new p resid ^. every budget adoption process. Town Health Director Ronald From Page 1 The haste reflected allied anger resupply.” said Saud Nasir al-Sabah, Kuwait’s devised by a professor at Yale “Don’t look to large, central Murdock has been the acting Naab and several other board However, if the coimcil is advocat­ Kraatz said the schools have decent over reports Iraqi soldiers murdered, In northern Kuwait, 3rd Armored ambassador to the United States. University, are used as referral government to fund everything,” president since December, when raped and mutilated citizens before Like the Kuwaitis, many Iraqis members were briefed by council ing the expansion of services during Osella said. “The well is en^ty at prevention programs, but adults that an extra monument in town Family members of soldiers who Division commanders said some centers fw families that need direc­ Anne Flint left the chamber necticut Army National Guard, abandoning the Kuwaiti capital. are surrounded by devastatitm. members on the four social service t i ^ t financial times, then the ftilfill- the state level, so we’re going to have none. might be appropriate even if the war fought in Desert Storm will also be Republican Guard units they en­ tion to acquire other services. presidency after 12 years to take a which sent two units to serve in the In Kuwait, gruesome stories hi Baghdad, black barmers of issues that the group has identified ment of their request is unlikely. have to look elsewhere, such as In another health issue, Joanne R. casualdes are not from Manchester. recognized. gulf. countered had not seen their top of­ as most crucial in Manchester in However, Naab argued that the similar position in Schenectady, emerged about the terror of the mourning flutter from homes, private industry and banks.” Cannon, the community health nurse Whatever the plans, soldiers Manchester families whose mem- The timing for homecoming ficers in 20 days. time for the upcoming budget town already provides referral assis­ Another council member, Elaine N.Y. Her appointment is effective seven-month Iraqi occupation. honoring those who died in the con­ Council member Philip Susag for the Health Department, briefly returning from the Middle east will berswe over in the gulf are invited The division’s troops were busy tance through some of its depart­ Kahaner, coordinator of the Parent immediately. celebrations remained uncertain Hospital staff members — including flict. process. responded to Osella’s comments by disczissed the problems for some to not be forgotten like the tmes com­ to march in Hartford's St. I^trick’s destroying abandoned Iraqi tanks Besides day care, the issues are ments and such assistance can be Education Center at Manchester Murdock was selected from a Thursday, just a day after the cease­ morgue workers and doctors — noting an overall theme cast by the receive adequate primary health ing home from Vietnam neariy two Day Farade on Saturday, March 9, and fortifications. Bunker after the availability of affordable hous­ gained elsewhere. Memorial Hospital, fired back at pool of 150 applicants, wUch was fire in the Gulf War. described atrocities they had wit­ Agenda for Tomorrow citizens’ care. deirades ago. said John Sullivan, a member of the bunker, tank after tank went up in ing, treatment programs for drug “People have to provide for their Naab. narrowed down to six finalists fitmi Romano said the Connecticut nessed. CALDWELL as far away as Rhode Island, Dan­ Manchester St. Patrick’s Day Com­ VFW will to take its direction from balls of flame. mittee. Hadra Ahmad, a 29-year-old At the United Nations, diplomats bury and Old Saybrook. its national organization, the OIL Murdock, 25, who has wwked for Other veterans’ group around Veterans of Foreign Wars of the •volunteer Red Crescent wojker at said the United States h ^ drafted a the chambCT as downtown coor­ Schools Cormecticut expressed the need to United States. Mubarak Hospital in Kuwait City, resolution offering a settlement to 64f)-8841 recognize the soldiers on their said today that she saw the bodies of the war and insisting an arms em­ Ed Board OKs dinator since 1988, said she will not make any quick, drastic changes to From Page 1 return, William Smith, a spokesman for scores of Kuwaitis who had been bargo against Iraq remam in place as “I’ve heard rumors that we’re the national VFW, said the group is shot in the mouth, burned or muti­ long as Saddam stays in power. the organization. going to give them a big, big encouraging all of its approximately lated. The resolution was expected to be “I’d like to meet with the board proposals be rejected by the General homecoming. We’re not going to let 10,700 local VFW posts throughout “Why are they doing these presented to the Security Council $1 029 $10.5m budget and get their consensus on where Assembly, said School Superinten­ this be a Vietnam, where people ig­ the United States and overseas to things? We just cannot understand,” today. we’re going,” Murdock said. “I also dent James P. Kennedy said. C.O.D, nored them," said Norman Peters, hold homecoming celebrations for she said. “But now our heart is clear. “Until we’re satisfied they are 1 ^0 G.illon f.linimum want to contact the members to see If both the reimbursements and communications officer for the Con­ gulf veterans. They are gone.” willing to abide by international Pneo subject to chji.fjo By JACQUELINE BENNETT daughter of former Board of Educa­ where their interests lie.” the state mandate is cut, the school Manchester Herald______tion Chairman Lawrence Mickel, One of Murdock’s goals is to district will save nearly $250,000, presented the board with a petition strengthen the programs that ^ Kennedy said. The district would COVENTRY — In a vote split signed by 181 Nathan Hale School chamber already has in place, in­ not save the entire $317,000 because along party lines, the Board of students asking that the foreign lan­ cluding the school-business partner­ O 33 some school buses would have to be Education adopted a $10306,389 guage program be reinstated there. ship, the downtown revitalization u r - phased out of its fleet over the next budget and reinstated the foreign The board cut it last year under program and the business expansion S ^ couple years, he said. language program at the middle the budget gun, hoping to reinstate it and retention program. > m Since the state mandate to provide school Thursday lught. with improvements. Parents had I Murdock is a graduate of Cornell z! ^ busing to public schools was passed The $103 million budget is down complained that students could not University with a degree in c«n- in 1971, the Board of Education has $60,000 from Superintendent of receive credit at Coventry H igh- munications. She has worked for O CO z -< provided busing for private schools Schools Michael Malinowski’s ini­ School for the language courses at VVTSB-TV as a promotions assistant in Manchester, Kennedy said. tial proposal md is an 83 percent Nathan Hale School. Also there was and graduated from Jordan Marsh’s H - I The Board of Education ad­ increase over this year’s $9,678,120 difficulty finding one teacher with Executive Traiiung Program. m X ministers health and welfare ser­ budget. dual certification in French and 0 m vices to private schools for the town, Thebudgetnow goes to the Town Spani^. ■ but does not incur their cost, Ken­ Council for {qrproval, before being Nathan Hale School Principal Ed­ 1 nedy said. Until this year, presented to voters as part of the ward Mahoney suggested the Manchester was fully reimbursed town budget at the annual Town program be changed to an ex­ MHS R O from the state to provide these ser­ Meeting in May or an adjourned ploratory one, where students have o vices. But, this year, the town only referendum. an opportunity to be exposed to gets reimbursed for 70 percent of “I don’t have a problem with foreign languages. Such a program, 2 CD those costs, he said. sending an 83 percent increase to Mahoney said, would require a students m CD Nearly, $250,000 has been the Tbwn Council. We’ve got a real teacher certifi^ in one language O budgeted to provide those services bare bones budget; we’re aware of only, but allowed to teach both. All to private schools in the coming bad economic-limes,” said board students would be eligible to par­ year. member F^ul Manzone during the ticipate in the program, rather than compete m > Currently, the Board of Education meeting at Coventry High School. just those with a certain grade imvides a nurse full time and a so­ Mazone continu^, “Last year at average. ? ^ cial worker three days a week for this pouit we sent a 14 percent in­ Member Kathleen Ryan said she By AMY MARIE SMITH J 3 > East Catholic, S ieg m i^ said. crease to the council. 1 certainly feels it’s important for town children Manchester Herald______St. Bridget School shares one don’t feel guilty about 83. They to learn a foreign language at an nurse with S t James, while As­ may send it baA in our face, but early age to remain competitive with MANCHESTER — A team of sumption School also has a mirse let’s give them the chance to make youngsters in other (Ustricts that eight Manchester High School stu­ come in part time. Sister Kelly said. that decision.” have such programs. CONCRETE SLED RIDE — A lack of snow didn’t prevent Rachel Rydel, 5, of 62 Pleasant dents will go to the University of lO 'S* Cuts were made in equipment and Kenney said that many of the Manzone also pointed out that St., Manchester, from enjoying a sled ride on the sidewalk atxitting Cedar Street. She was New Haven cm 34arch 13 to com­ nurses employed by the Board of voters approved a budget for this contracted services. pete in a statewide 240-questioo ex­ Education who are woridng at these year of a 9 percent increase. “Thai’s During discussion Malinowski at­ pulled by her obliging friend Nicole Shank, 6, of 87 Cedar St., Manchester. amination covering biology, private schools are longtime a half percent more than what we’re tempted to defend his refusal of a chenustry, computer fundamentals, employees, so if these services to starting with this year,” he said. gift of maps and globes for G il. English, matbeinatics, and physics. private schools were stopped, they The four Democrats voted for the Robertson School from its Parent The eight are David Hoagland, would bump out younger employees budget. Republicans Constance Teacher Organlration at Wednes­ Compromise evident Brian Schwartz, Purl Spie^I, Jason filling positions in the public Lathrop and Pamela Sewell voted day’s board meeting. DeJoaimis, Kathryn Lindstrom, schools. against it, saying the budget is too “As the law says, it is our respon­ Meredith Meyers. Peter Wisniecki, Board of Education member Terry high for voters to accept. sibility to provide adequate finances and David Phillips. The team is Bogli said that if the reimburse­ Republican Wendy McMahon was to provide educatirai, adequate in­ coached by Stanley Bebyn. structional materials,” Malinowski in Coventry meeting ments and the state mandates were absent Sponsored by United Tech- cuts, the board would be embroiled said, placing his hand on a volume nologies CcHporation, the JETS- Sewell said although she doesn’t in a debate over to continue servic­ ^ T.V.’S ^ CAMCORDERS Large Selection Built-In of Connecticut Education Laws. It is The commission had also been urged to consider TE>UdS (Junior Engineering Tbch- doubt that all things requested in the By JACQUELINE BENNETT ing these private schools, adding a SONY 8mm Camcorder...... “A message of frustration,” BmoTvting the Charter to preclude the Tbwn Council from nical Society—Tests for Engineer­ •299 budget are needed she questions if Manchester Herald policy-making decision would have RCA Full Size Camcorder...... Cooktops ^25 to ^99 Malinowski said for teachers to go setting an increased mill rate for the aimual budget ing Aptitiule. Mathematics, and 19" Remote Control T.V. * 1 8 8 •399 all are critical needs. to a p r o to get those materials. without an qiproved budget as the current Democratic to be made. PHILIPS Full Size Camcorder...... COVENTRY —The Charter Revision Conunisiion Science) competition is an acadenuc “We can’t afford to continue these PHIIPS 20" Color Storeo T.V. w/Romote Control___ M 99 •499 “If we cut it we’re not going to “The message I got was the PTO majority did in July 1990. Commission members event that challenges high school PANASONIC Full Size Camcorder. seems to have set a new tend more than the voters approve. ture, and laboratory demonstrations down the proposal. G.E. Self Cleaning Gas Range for family members of military per- Town Council Chair Joan Lewis, a Democrat, added Thin, extra taxes go into a surplus fund account in the UNH School of Engineering. 9 LOTUS The American Red Cross, which smuiel serving in the gulf. D u ^ g The Republican Tbwn Committee sued the town over “I’m hopeful members of the ...... NOW •399 FREEZERS has been offering many services her praise, “I’m pleased it will be a town meeting budget The day will close with an awards legislature will see the justice issue the meetings, issues of concern are that goes to referendum, not a Tbwn Council budget.” the council's actiem, but the suit was dropped on a tech­ ceremony, chumg which the MIBJO e R a t o r s WESTINGHOUSE NOW 10 Speed Bikes during the war in the Persian Ciulf, in this,” she said. G.E. 20” Cubic I discussed, sudi as mail, media, cur­ The conunission was appointed by the council after it nical ground. placing irjm r will be announced. 16 Cu. Ft. Chest Freezer re g . $ 4 4 9 reg. $299 will continue those services and the A similar suit involving Old Saybrook was decided The all-around high scoring team ^ re g. $7 99...... * 2 7 9 rent events, and infoimation that the took five referendums to approve a budget, four months NOW •499 Holds 600 lbs. ol Food! support group meetings it sponsors by the Connecticut Supreme Court this month in favor will receive scholarships to the U.S. G.E. 24” Cubic F t, Ice A Water Refrigerator during the ccasc-firc. It also will Red Cross as well as others have into the current fiscal year. NOW *149 received. Under the proposal by the commission, the Town the right of govemmern officials to set such a tax rate. Space Camp in Huntsville, Ala., re g. $1299...... NOW *899 continue its leilcr writing and emer­ At the meeting Wednesday, W^sh responded to compliments of UTC. The top th w WHY SWITCH? gency communication services. The meetings offer a place where Meeting will be moved from a Friday night in May to the tlw fourth Saturday morning in April to make a lte r ­ Bouchard, saying the court decision preempts any scoring teams from each divirion Ovsr $000 Ft. Musi Be The emergency communicatiwis family members can go to meet proposal the commission could make to dumge the law. will be given computer software T f f Cleared Ouf! Nevr Slock service is available 24 hours a day. others going through similar situa- ing the meeting more convenient. The Town Meeting can act to cut the budget, which days later goes to a Any change would require legislative actum, he said. purchasing grants for their schools, it Arriving Every Day! Messages are relayed to Rjwl Cross ti(His. The Hartford area support 10 referendum. If the budget is rejected, it goes back to the B o u ch ^ said he h u already contacted 8th Assembly team trophies, and individual CALL FOR All Items suOicci to pnoi correspondents who do their best to group meets every Wednesday night District representative Robert Bogue (R-Columbia) 'j dOYi ji ot' Town Council for further review. Then the Town Meet­ trophies for each team member. sale Quantities limited get the messages to the soldiers. In at 7:30 p.m. at 75 Pearl St., A special trophy will be given to 9 about a change in the state law. PRICING the Manchester area, the number to Hartford. Anyone who is interested ing referendum process resumes until voters approve a •fOR p s o n s WHO COmPAHK.' The commissiem’s proposals now go to the Town the first-place team from each Tel. 64S-830S receive such help is M3-5 111. in auending these or support groups budget. There is no limit to the number of referendums that Council. 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L . and Karen MotUam Whittemore II o f 71 Stailrweather Cocaine seized This tom listing of dsaths Is offsrsd frss of ehargs by Ihs Bernice Merenino St was bom Feb.-11, 1991 at Manchester Memorial Manehssisr Hsfsld Raid announesmsnla of daalh and In Manchester Police have arrested two East Hartford Mamorlams appsar undsr Ihs Dsath Nollcss hoading. Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bernice Merenino, 82, of Manchester died Thursday, brothers on charges that they tried to sell cocaine to an Ronald Mottram of Vemm. Her great-grandmother is February 28, 1991 at her home after a long Ulness. She undercover police officer. Pad Esther S. Madsen o f 56 House Drive, h^uichester. She Manchester was bora in Italy on October 30, 1908 and had been a Tracy A. Barile, 31, and John A. Barile, 30, were ar­ Safety has a sister Ashley Elizabeth, 3. Bernice Merenino Manchester resident since 1933. Prior to retiring she had rested Wednesday and charged with j^ssession o f Evolution of Apel’s Opera House C O M P , Zachary Austin, son o f Randall S. and Susan been employed by the former Cheney Brothers’ MiUs in cocaine and possession o f cocaine with intent to sell. Stella L. OstrowskI Manchester for 49 years. She was a parishioner of St bedroom Oerundo Comp of 125 Brookfield St was bora Feb. 12, Both men are being held on $10,000 bonds pending a Col. Dyer’ s daughter, Dorothy, James Church, and a member o f the Ladies o f S t James, tips for 1991 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His paternal March 11 court date. By GLADYS S. ADAMS singing “My Home on Windham grandparents are David Ctanp o f 154 Elvree St., the Manchester Senior Citizens, and the Natitmal Police say they had arranged for Tracy Barile to sell Special to the Herald______Green." 'Then came the Frog Bal­ Manchester and Mary Beth Comp o f Vernon. A .A .R P . She is survived by four sisters, Pauline three ounce bags o f cocaine to an undercover officer let that “ caused much merrimenL” walls B O m , Nicholas Anttiony, son of Anthony and Cyn­ Merenino. Mrs. Jdm (Antoinette) Carabino, Mrs. Nina at the Dairy Mart on Spencer Street, Manchester. seniors Bernard C. Apel came to 'Thrae was a wedding and Lord thia Karch Botti o f 4 Scott Drive, Manchester, was b ^ Militaiy Notes Armstrong, and Nfrs. Lulu Pecott, all o f Manchester, a The police officer met the men about 5:30 p.m. Wed­ Manchester and in 1877 he Linwood and Scarlet ^ th e r lived Feb. 6, 1991 st Manchester Memorial Hospital. His brother and sister-in-law, Salvatm% and Louise Merenino nesday, and when Tracy handed the cocaine to the o f­ Each o f us is getting older by the Q. We’ve inherited my tans- b o u ^ t a large house that stood on happily ever after. maternal gra n c^ en ts are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Karch o f o f Gulfport Florida; a nephew, James Armstrong o f Bol­ ficer, he signaled for other officers to m ove in and make day, and there’ s nothing w e can do band’s grandparents* farmboiue what is now Apel Place. It was Nason W. Leavitt was a sin^ng 49 Courtland St., Manchester. H is paternal grandfather is ton; two grand nieces, Kfeghan and Morgan Armstrong, the arrest. *fibout i t W e can, however, do some­ in the Catskill Mountains in New Completes training built by W H . Jones as a boaidii^ school master and gave his time s Charles Botti of 272 Bush Hill Road, Manchester. His both of Manchester; cousins Frank and Hannah Tracy later led police to 10 other bags o f coemne that thing about the risks that accompany York and are thinking of starting Air National Guard Senior Airman Deanna L . CipoUa house for those employed in his and talent to musical groups in maternal great-grandfather is Getn-ge Rouchle, 43 Canaiiato o f Ranklin Lakes, N ew Jersey; and many were hidden in his van. A total o f 29.5 grams o f cocaine the older years. a bed and breakfast This area recently completed the clinical training portion o f the silk mill on Oakland Street. Once and around Willimantic. Burton^ A Courtland S t, MatKhester. H e has two sisters, Denise, 7 wonderful neighbors and friend. Rineral services wiU be with an estimated street value o f $6,OCX) was seized in the As physical changes occur, in­ gets tourists all year-round, bnt medical service q>ecialist career field at Air University situated there, Apel established an Leavitt, his teen age son, com­ and Allyson, 3. Monday, 9:15 A M at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 bust, police said. cluding f i n i s h e d vision and loss It’s really cold in winter. Regional Hospital, Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala. imdertaking business and a furni­ posed “ Charter Oak” and other LEM IRE, Michael Joseph, son o f Kristine Lemire of Main Street Manchester with a Mass o f Christian Burial .. of muscle dexterity, an older per­ Two of the bedrooms are corner Airman CipoUa is a 1987 graduate o f Manchester ture store, and in 1887 he began to operas. The “Frogs of Windham” 135 Summer S t was bom Feb. 1, 1S191 at Manchester at 10:(X) A M in St. James Church, 896 M ^ Street rooms with northern exposures School. Her father and stepmother are M r. and son’ s chance o f accidents in the was first played in Willimantic M m o ria l Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Karen Manchester. Burial wUl be in S t James Cemetery. and so drafty we’re afraid guests Richard CipoUa of 60 Finley St., Manchester. Her About Town home or on the road greatly in­ and was such a great success that Lemire o f 135 Summer S t, Manchester and W . Josq>h Riends may call at the funeral home Sunday from 2 to 4 would complain. We’re renovating mother. A lyce M . O ’NeUl, lives in N ew Britain. crease. a second performance was given. L emire o f 83 W . Middle l^rke., Manchester. PMand7to9PM. the house ourselves. How difficult Per mile driven, drivers over 65 Looking Its fame spread and every town in L IT T L E , K rista Lee, daughter o f Ernest E and have higher fatal crash rates than would it be to pad the bedroom Purim carnival the state wanted it Melissa Kreuscher Little o f 19 Horace St, Manchester, Completes transport course drivers in every other age group ex­ walls and cover Aem in fabric? — Temple Beth Shalom is holding a Purim Carnival Sun­ Prof. N. Leavitt came to was bora Fbb. 1,1991 at Manchester Memorial Ho^ital. Pvt Tyler J. Pettibone has completed the motor cept teen-agers, accoi^n g to the K.G. day from noon to 4 pm. 'Hckets will be on sale at the Manchester on the train and Her maternal grandparents are Virginia Olunt of transport operator course at Fort Dix, T ^ t t m , N J. Johns Hopkins Injury Prevention Back A. Not difficult at all, nor ve^ Temple at 5 for a dollar and at the end o f the carnival 25 coached the Manchester cast, Manchester and Richard Kreuscher o f Storrs. Her pater­ He is the son of Robert F. Pettibone o f 243 New State Obituaries Center in Washington. Even in expensive, depending on the fabric cents per ticket which iiKiluded the choirs o f the nal grandparents are Joan Paulson o f East Hartford and Road, Manchester and Marie C. Pettibone o f Windsor. minor crashes, older people are vul- erect a brick building that became North Methodist and Second Con­ Eugene Little o f Rocky H ill. She has two sisters, Rebec­ Training included operation o f U ^ t and heavy mUitary known as A pel’ s O p ^ a House. B. C. A P E L gregational 'Churches. Tickets c a ! , and-Ashley, 2. vehicles in both on and o ff road and blackout cmiditions. ^Flower sale Abel Quezada “ Work has begun on A pel’ s (Proprietor and Manager of Apel's Opera House), went on sale at Rose’s Drug Store CH AIA, Stephanie Nicole, daughter of Stqrhen and The Manchester North Unit o f the American Cancer MEXICO CITY (AP) — Abel (^ezada, whose sharp­ brick building. Some of the ALSO. DEALER IN and Tiffan y’ s and the advance B ^ y Hranooline Chaia, 115 I ^ e r S t. Manchester, was Society w ill hold its 10th annual Daffodil Festival on Passes repair course ly satirical style set the tone for the current generation o f FROM longest timbers that ever came to sale was impressive. bom Fbb. 8.1991 at MatKhester Memorial Hospital. Her Thurs^y, March 21, the first day o f spring. A bouquet o f Army National Guard Pvt WiUiam J. Definger has Mexican cartoonists, died Thursday o f leukemia at age CONSUMER town w ill be used in this build­ B.C. Apel died in 1908. H e is maternal granr^iarents are Mr. and Mrs. Rocco R an - 10 blossoms is $4. Delivery is guaranteed on orders o f 10 FDRMTURE, CARPETS, SEWING MACHINES, completed a utility heUcopter repair course at R>rt Ruck­ 70. ing,” the Hartford Courant said to have been a kindhearted coline of 277 Highland St. Manchester. Her paternal or more bunches going to the same address. Order your REPORTS — — er, Daleville, Ala. His cartoons took on Mexican political and cultural reported March 16, 1878. “ The man who helped the less fortunate grandparents are Mr. arxl Mrs. Stanley Chaia, South flowers by calling 643-2168 before March 12. Curtains, W all Paper, Pictures and Picture- H e is the son o f WilUam R. and Suzzanne K . Definger leaders and Quezada is credited with breaking out o f the first floor will be divided into and he had many friends. After IK^ndror. She has a sister Ashley Elizabeth, 22 months. o f 86 Deepwood Drive. Manchester. isolemnity that enveloped Mexican political cartooning three stores, two o f which Mr. Frames, Brackets, Clocks, his death, the building was used, D I L W O R T ^ Carolyn Rutl^ daughter o f Furl O. and earlier this century. nerable to injuries. Senior citizens Apel w ill occupy with his funeral at different times, as a feed store, Debra Lloyd Dilworth o f 20 Bunce Drive, Manchester, Special workshop His work appeared in such major Mexican newspapers are more than three times as likely business. 'This w ill be the first CROCKERY. CHINA, GLASSWARE and LAHRS. tobacco warehouse and a farm was bora Fdb. 9,1991 at Manchester Memorial Ho^ital. M an ch ^ er Adult Evening School w ill run special Completes mechanic’s course as Excelsior, Novedades and Ovaciones. to die as a young person who suffers brick business block ever built in machinery salesroom. A t last, in Her maternal grandparents are Ruth and Conrad Lloyd o f classes with Adeline Laughlin on the art and TRUNKS AND BAQS, PIANOS AND ORGANS, Decor Score Army Reserve Pvt Paul E. Bernier, son of Norman (^ezada’s work was also published in the United the same kind o f injury, and it’ s this town.” 1942, the property was sold to Vernon. H er patmial grandparents are Gladys and technique o f “Psyanky,” Ukraiitian Easter Fec decora­ UPHOLSTERINO AND CABINET-HAKINQ. N. Bernier of Willimantic and EUzabeth L. Bernier of States by TTie N ew \brk Times and Conde Nast publica­ more difficult for them to recover. Soonafter, Apel’s Opera House Central Connecticut Cooperative Donald Dilworth, 127 ^uth Road, Boltort She has a tion. 'ITiere is a $10 cost for supplies provided by the in­ you choose. Both the padding — 869 Main St, Mamnchester, has completed the heavy- tions. The N ew Yorker magazine featured his covers 12 Likewise, falling is the leading became a community center Farmers Association, which still sister Jessica Rose, 2. structor. The dates o f class are Mondays, March 4th and cotton or polyester batting — md wheel vehicle mechanic course at Fort Jackson, Colum­ times in the past decade. His paintings were exhibited in­ cause o f fatal injury among people within the town. It was the local PRICES • CANNOT • BE • BEATEN. owns iL The cooperative produces M A R S H A L L , K ellie Christine, daughter o f R oy and 11th, from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Register at the front office of ------• ------the decorative fabric can be applied bia, S.C. ternationally, including in Paris. 65 and older. Each year, 10,000 people, however — the churches, complete ration formulas for dairy the Manchester High School on the first Monday at 6 O I! Joy Zdanis Marshall of Manchester was bom F ^ . 8, older Americans die and another organizations and schools — who Furnishing Undertaker and Funeral Supplies. aniinals and poultry in xoopera- about as fast as you can fire a suqile pm. only and go directly to class. Cost is $15 for 3 3 f“ 1991 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Guillermo Ungo 200,000 break hips in falls. It’s made their own entertainment at tion with the Univeristy of Con­ gun. grandparents are Mrs. Linda Brooks o f Iblland and Manchester residents, $18 non residents. Call 647-3559 BMBALMINO, HEARSE AND CARRIAGES FURNISHED TO ORDER. Even faster, according to Linda MEXICO CITY (AP) — Guillermo Ungo, among El predicted that about one-third o f Apel’ s. necticut. Freight trains bring the George IZdanis o f Avon. Her paternal granc^>arents are Mondays through Wednesdays, 6 to 9 p m . Wisner and Lynette Ranney Black, > m Salvador’s most prominent left-wing politicians and a everyone 65 and over will fall this In February, 1891, the Courant ingredients to their door and the Mr. ^ Mrs. Sheldon Marshall of East Hartford. She has Thoughts Apel Place, cor. Oakland St., who designed the bedroom w e show H o former vice presidential candidate, died Thursday of a year. wrote, "The first masquerade ball finished products are shipped out two brothers, Greg(M7,4 and Nathaniel, 2. here with a nifty little wall heart attack at age 59. It’s important to be aware o f the ever given in Manchester was MANCHESTER, CONN. by truck to farms in the eastern 03 D U P O N T , AUim n M arie, daughter o f Jeffrey A . and Body design upholstery system called Quik Trak, O Ungo, who lived in self-imposed exile in Panama from physical changes that result with age held at Apel’s Friday evening part o f the country. z - < Dawn M. Andresen Dupont Sr. of 175 Love Lane, If 100 jumbo jets, each loaded with 400 infants and Registration is underway for a new class of Body which cuts with household scissors 1980 to 1989, returned to El Salvador in 1989 to head his and the necessary adjustments that under the Management o f the Manchester, was bom I ^ . 31, 1990 at Manchester children, crashed every day, the world would be hor­ Design which w ill be held 'Ibesdays and 'Thursdays from As the Central Connecticut and staples in place. The fabric own party, the National Revolutionary Movement. The need to be made. The Johns Hopkins Manchester 91 Club. There were APEL’S ADVERTISEMENT — This circa 1890 advertise­ Memorial Hosspital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. rified. Congress would hold hearings. The United Na­ 6:30 to 7:15 pm . begiiming liiesday. Classes meet for Cooperative Farmers operation simply snaps into place lop and bot­ party is part o f the National Convergence coalition. Center, along with the Association 50 couples in the grand march led m I and Mrs. Jon Andresen o f Windsor. Her paternal tions would be called into special session. And we would six weeks, then begin again. For more information, call ment shows the diversity of B.C. Apel's business inter­ grew, the houses on Apel Place tom. Rebels in El Salvador called a five-day truce to mourn of Trid Lawyers of America, offer by C h ile s A . Balch and Miss o m grandparents are Mr. arxl Mrs. Philip A . Dupont Sr. o f demand that something be done to stop the slaughter. Yet 647-1437. ests, from home furnishings to funerals, and even opera. were removed, including the Apel 'The design team used (Juik T r ^ Ungo’ s death. the following precautions. Nora Horan. The gallery was 169 L o ve Lane. Manchester. She has a brother Jeffrey A. 40,000 infants and children die everyday o f hunger and homestead. In 1986, after standing to upholster the walls of this 5 "D In 1972, Ungo ran for vice president on the ticket Vision. As we age, our eyes need packed with spectators.” On Jr., 3 and a sister, Jessica A ., 11. malnutrition with almost no notice from the press or the almost a hundred years, the old country-style bedroom, which is headed by Jose Napolean Duarte. Duarte was winning more light to see clearly. We need March 1891: “ Pupils o f the Eighth Windham legend: One dark night Dyer, Squire Elderkin, Chief politicians. Kindergarten brick Apel’s Opera House build­ LINES, Kyla Elise, daughter of Gary W. and Kim District School will give an enter­ the inhabitants o f Windham were Uncas and a tribe of eighteen, a taken from their book, “ Creative Arthur Simon, president o f the Christian lobbying when the military stopped the vote count and declared its more time to adjust to darkness and R o Hirschfeld L i ^ of 689 Main St., Manchester, was born Parents o f children who w ill be five years o f age on or large chorus, a fifteen piece or­ ing developed a crack in the front Serging for the Home and Other candidate the wiimer. Duarte later became {n-esident but to sudden light. Depth perception tainment at Apel’s tonight. awakened by “a horrible o group, “ Bread for the W orld," reports that more than a before January 1, 1992, are reminded that their children wall, the side facing the railroad Jan. 7, 1991 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her Proceeds w ill be used for the cacophony o f car splitting noise” chestra and two spectacular bands (^ ic k Decorating Ideas” (Palmer/ half-billion o f the world’s people are “ chronically died last year in office. and peripheral vision both worsen maternal grandparents are Alvin and Elizabeth are eligible to enter kindergarten in September. Ibrents o f young ladies. 'The first scene is traclra. The wall was removed and Pletsch Associates). There is no 52 CD ’ Ungo was a member of El Salvador’s governing junta significantly. school library.” and they were sure that the wrath Huschfeld o f H a ^ ord . Her paternal grandparents are hungry," and an additional half-billion are “ vulnerable to are asked to call the school which serves their area be­ a new wall was built A comer “serging” (sewing) involved when m c/3 from 1979 to 1980. The leftist-dominated junta took Regular eye checkups and the In 1892 the theater was o f God had come upon them in CapL Follet’s kitchen where there Richard and Nanette Lines o f 46 Bissell St., Manchester. periods o f hunger each year.” tween the hours o f 8:30 am . and 3:30 p m . to obtain stone engraved with “B.C. Apel You (Juik Trak a wall; however, the power after young military officers toppled the military- right glasses are essential. It’s renovated. The reserved seats the form o f an Indian attack. The is dancing and singing including P O SIMPSON, Travis Raymond, son of Steven A. and Here in the United States, where dieting has become a registration forms. Kindergarten registration has been — 1888” was placed in the new window swags made of matching led government on Oct. 15,1979, necessary to keep them clean. were reupholstered and a large men seized their guns and powder “ A Dashing Ladies M an" and a major religion for so many o f us, these statistics should scheduled for Thursday, March 7, during those hours. wall in the same spot it had oc­ Robin Ballsieper Simps(» of 379 Hackmatack St., Keep all auto mirrors, headlights, cloak room was added. Interior horns and stood guard all night. drinking song “Good Old Win­ fabric are a nice touch. O ? move us to painful self-examination. We spend millions Please bring a certificate of age and the completed cupied in the old w ^ l, in the south Manchester, was bora Dec. 21. 1991 at Manchester Louise Rauh was painted and two large chan­ After the sim came iq) a search dham Flip." I ’d suggest that you make yours m > trying to lose weight, while in other parts o f the world taillights and windshields clean. Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are registration papers. Your child must have a physit^ ex­ was made o f the area. 'There was east comer o f the building near with an insulated lining and install a (and even in some parts o f Coimecticut) people go CINCINNAn (AP) — Louise Rauh, who was in­ Install a right side-view mirror if deliers were installed. Rohm and Patricia Ballsieper of Shepard Drive, amination within one year prior to the start o f school. not a sign o f an Indian, but what Lord Linwood is captured by the second floor. The single door, plain old roller shade under your g « hungry. volved in early national studies o f sulfa drags toward your car doesn’t have one. 'Then came more masquerade Manchester. His paternal grandmother is Gertrude they did find was thousands o f the Indians and tied to a tree in just under the corner stone leads more decorative treatment. Since it X > I have a modest Lenten suggestion. Plan to eat dinner preventing rheumatic fever, died Wednesday at age 88. When you can, avoid driving at balls, dances, conceits ..etc. A Simpson, 74 School St., Manchester. their camp while on a rock above iqistairs to what was once the hangs so close against the glass, a > Women’s breakfast dawn and dusk. It’ s much harder to comic opera, “The Frogs of Win­ d e ^ frogs who had fought to the at a restaurant, the kind o f place you would go for a real A pediatrician. Dr. Rauh was in private practice from theater section. Today, however, BUGBEE, Mary Hannah, daughter of Richard G. dham," was performed. Com­ death for a few puddles o f water the camp, Scarlett Feather, roller shade can be an effective first celebration. Figure out how much it would cost for the 1934 through 1950 and during World War ff, took over The Manchester Area Christian Women’s Qub "Top see objects clearly or to judge dis­ there is no indication that there and Ann Tbrkington Buglree of 127 Henry St.. posed by Burton Leavitt and on the parched ground. daughter o f Uncas, sings, “ The line of defense against chill breezes. evening. Then stay home. Fast, if you can do so safely, or the practices o f male pediatricians who went to war. O ’ The Morning” breakfast will be March 13 at 9:30 am . tances during this time. ever was an opera house in this Manchester, was bora Jan. 26. 1991 at Manchester directed by his father, Nason W . In the play, I ^ v i t t ’ s cast o f 15 Pale Face is in Danger.” A scene Other room warmers worth con­ eat a very simple meal if you can’ t. Then give the money She taught pediatrics at the University o f Cincinnati at The Colony in Vernon. Yvonne O’Brien, Coventry in­ Good light is one o f the most ef­ Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is included historical characters Col. o f gypsy dancers is followed by building. sidering: you saved to an organization that fights world hunger. If Medical School from 1950 to 1985. terior designer, will presem a special feature on wiiidow Leavitt, it was based on this 1745 Maryann B. llirkington o f Paricer Street, Manchester. fective safeguards against falling. Room-size rugs (wall-to-wall you go to bed feeling hungry, imagine those jumbo-jets treatments. *1110 public is invited. Babysitting is provided. Her paternal grandparents are Dick and Jane Bugbee o f Replace bulbs with the brightest provides total insulation but may filled with chidren. And console yourself with the Nathan Perilman For reservations call 872-4876 or 649-3423. O ld Lym e. She has a sister Jane Elizabeth, 3. wattage the fixture will take, knowledge that at least you aren’t gaining any weight. NEW YORK (AP) — Rabbi Nathan A. Perilman, for look too modem for your far­ P IG G O T , Anna EUzabeth, daughter o f David and preferably 100 watts. Rev. Dr. William C, Trench 41 years the spiritual leader o f Ibm ple Emanu-E in Science talk Make sure you can see where mhouse). Kathleen hbrtin Piggott 179A E. Middle Tpke,. Housing report: The top tumbles off A canopy bed with side curtains. Pastor, North United Methodist Church Marihattan, died Wednesday o f heart failure at age 85. you’re going when you get up at Manchester, was bora Jan. 26, 1991 at Manchester “ The Harmony o f Science and Religion" is the topic o f Our foreb^s knew how to keep out JL night to go to the bathroom either Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. an infomud meeting to be held Saturday at 7 p m . The the night “ vapors.” and it’ s still a with night-lights, a flashlight by means now have a new financing o f the median or a bit more, says and Mrs. Clayton Martin o f Madawaska, Maine. Her Baha’i community of Manchester will facilitate the By CHANGING TIMES longer than those on starter homes. charming idea, even in these days o f your bed or a bed lamp you can resource. The Community Home Martin D. Levine, senior vice-presi­ paternal grandparenu are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kggott o f event, to be held at a Manchester location. Please call for The KIplInger Magazine______And owners who have found buyers central heating. Cinema reach easily. Improvement Mortgage Loan dent of low- and moderate-income Wethersfield. further information and directions: 649-3894 or for luxury houses have had to shave Warm colors. Don’t laugh: Il­ Highli^t outside steps with housing for Fannie Mae. 645-8525. more o ff the asking price than program, which is being introduced bright white or yellow paint to make Where you live has always been lusion is an important tool in HARTFORD MANCHESTER sellers o f less-expensive homes. by the Federal National Mortgage Borrowers can spend up to 33 them more visible at night the key to the price o f a house. But decorating. Dark tones and busier CInwna City — Tha FM d (P 6 -1 3 ) Fri 7:10, S:45; Sat and Sun 120, UATIi m I m s Em I — MlMry(R)Fri 7:10,025.11:45; Sat2,420. O f course, this is all good news Association (Fannie M ae) and GB Lottery 320, 7:10, 0^5. — Qraan Card (PG-13) Fri 720, 0:50; Sat and Sun 120. these days the type o f house — percent o f their income on housing patterns equal “ cozy” in e v e iy o ie ’ s 7:10, 025; 11:45; Sun 2, 420, 7:10, 025; — ThrM Mwi and ■ Uttto Ladv Flexibility. As we get older, joints Capital Mortgage Insurance Cmn- 4. 720, 0:50. — Mr. a Mri. Bridga (PQ -13) Fri 7, 0:40; Sat and Sun 1, (P Q ) Fri 7; Sat and Sun 2:10, 7. — Edward Sdaiorttanda (PQ-13) Fri 720, whether it’ s a starter, buy-iq>. execu­ for homeowners trading iq). 'They’ re and up to 38 percent on total debL emotional vocabulary. become less flexible and muscle panies, lets qualified buyers finance 3:40, 7, 0:40. — Cyrano do Borgarac (PG) Fri 6:50, 020; Sat and & n 020, 1120; Sat 220, 420, 720. 020, 1120; Sun 220, 420, 720, 020. tive or luxury home — is almost as likely to be net winners, even if they (The limits with conventional loans 1:10,3:50,620,020. strength decreases. It’ s harder to Here are Thursday’s lottery results from around New — ASca (PG-13) Fri 025; Sat and Sun 425, 025. — Tha Rocky Horror don’t get as muctj for their own both the purchase and renovation in EAST HARTFORD Pictura Show (R ) Fri and Sat mIdnIghL Manchester Herald important. For example, prices for are 28 percent and 36 p e r ^ t . ) England: turn our heads and to lift our feet up a single mortgage. The cost of Q. Is there a proper name for Buatar'a Pub A CInama — Tha RooWa (R) Fri-Sun 720,020. buy-iq) homes in the Atlanta area houses as they might have two years Loans w ill be made at market inter­ Showcaaa CInama 1-10 — Dancaa iwtih Wolvaa (PQ-13) Fri and Sat VERNON over objects lying in our path. renovations cannot exceed 30 per­ furniture that’s made o f animals? were up 3 percent in the second ago. est rates, with customary fees and Coimecticut 1220,3:50, 7:15, 1020; Sun 1220,3:50, 7:15. — Scanaa From a Mai (R) etn a 1 a 2 — MiMry (R ) Fri-Sun 7:10,0:40. — Thraa Man and a Utlia Founded Oct 1,1881 as a weekly. Keeping fit is the b ea way to cent o f the estimated after-repair Horrible as it may seem, we have Fri and Sat 1:10,320, 520, 7:56,10:15^ 12:10; Sun 1:10,320, 520, 725; quarter o f 1990 compared with the Here’s how to finance fixes on points. \bu need a 5 percent down Daily Lottery: 1-4-6. Play 4 : 6-5-1-1. Lady (PQ) Sal and Sun 2,4:15. — Onca Around (R ) Fri 7; Sat-Sun 4:15; 7. prevent injuries. Being in stuqie, 10:15. — Tha Ooora (R ) Fri and Sat 1:15, 4:10, 7:10, 0:55, 1220; Sun — Edaaud Sdtaorhanda (PQ-13) Fri-Sun 020. — Tha Raaeuara Down Daily publication since OcL 1,1914. your fixer upper value o f the home. a late-Victorian footstool that has whether through aerobics, walking, same time in 1989. Luxury home payment and a cash reserve equal to 1:15, 4:10, 7:10, 025. — Slaaping With tha Enamy (R ) Fri and Sat 12:50, Undar (G ) Sat and Sun 120. Fixer-uppers, as real estate agents You’re eligible for these loans if real deer feet (my husbands wants 3, 525. 725, 0:45, 11:56; Sun 12:50, 3, 525, 725; 0:45. — N iu Ralph prices were down 10 percenL 'That’ s two months’ worth o f mortgage pay­ Massachusetts USPS 327-500 swimming, dancing or s tre t^ n g ex­ it in his den). (PQ) Fri and Sat 125, 320, 520, 720, 025, 11:45; Sun 125, 320, 520, WILUMANTIC VOL CX, No. 129 like to call homes that need repair, you cam less than 115 percent o f ments. ercises helps your mobility and typical o f other cities. Daily Lottery: 8-0-6-2. 720, 025. — Tha Silanca of tha Lamba (R) Fri and Sat 1225, 225, 5:15, UJL Tha Ctnamaa — Tha Slanoa of tha Lamba (R) Fri 7,0:40; Sat and can be a good way for first-timers to your area’ s median family income. 7:40, 10:10, 1225; Sun 1225, 225; 5:15. 7:40, 10;1U — Ha SMd. Sha Sun 2, 420, 7. 0:40. — Shipwrackad (PG) Fri 7. 0:15; Sun and Sun 2, Acting PubDshor In some places, house sales are Now I ’m seeing advertisements Northern New England balance. buy a house. And they’re in ample For instance, if your area’ s median 'The loans can’ t be used to add Said (PG-13) Fri and Sal 1:40, 420 , 7, 025, 11:40; Sun 1:40, 420, 7, 4:15; 7,0:16. — Homa Alona (PG) Fri 7:16,0:46; Sat and Sun 2:16,4:46, JEANNE G.FROMERTH moving at a glacial pace. Condo for chandeliers made out of rein­ P ic k 3 :3 -l-3 .P ic k 4 ; 1-2-3-8. On long driving trips, stop fre­ income is $35,000, you qualify if luxuries, such as a pool. You can 025. — Shipwrackad (P Q ) Fri-Sun 12:45; 2:45, 420, 725; 0:15, 1120; 7:15, 0:46. — Nothing but TrouUa (PQ-13) Fri 720, 0:56; Sat and Sun owners in Boston are waiting as supply now because foreclosures deer horns. Isn’t that un­ Rhode Island Sun 12.45, 2:45, 4:50, 7.-05; 0:15. — L A . Story (PQ-13) Fri and Sat 120, 220, 4:50, 720,0:55. — Slaaping VVIth tha) EnEnanw (R)------Fri 720, 0:45; Sat City Editor_____ quently to walk around and stretch upgrade by modernizing a kitchen or ______— AlexOireil long as a year to close a deal. have left banks and the government you earn less than $40,250. In h i^ - 1 325. 525, 6,1020, 1220; Sun 120, 325; 525, 8,1020. — Homa Alona fashionable, to say the least, in Daily Lottery: 4-6-5-3. Lot-O-Bucks: 7-9-18-19-34. and Sun 220, 4:45, 720, 0:45 — LA. StoryDry (PQ-13) Fri 7:15, 020 ; Sat New* Editor to reduce fatigue and stiffn^s. bathroom, or by adding a new roof (PG) Fri and Sat 1.3:10, 525,7:45,10.1225; Sun 1,3:10, 525, 7:45,10. and Sun 2:15,420,7:15,020. __ Andrew C Spitzier holding thousands o f vacant homes. cost areas, the p ro grm may be ex­ Features Editor, When getting out of a chair or Wherever you live, “For Sale" signs this age of animal rights and ecol­ ___ Dianna M. Talbot Homeowners of relatively modest tended to families with 140 percent or siding, says Robert C. Andwood. Sport* Editor__] ten Auster on more-expensive homes linger ogy? — L A . Photo Editor____ bed, move slowly. Hold on to a ______Reginald Pinto piece o f stable furniture to steady Weather Advertising Manager. ____ _ Lesley Radius yourself. A. “Trophy” pieces were all the Business Manager Jeanne O . Fromerth Remove hazards that t| p cause rage in an age that adored exotica, Circulation M anager. ____ Qeilinde CoRetti you to trip and fall. 'These include Don't give your sick pets ibuprofen including leopard skin rags and Production Director J] REGIONAL Weather Sheldon Cohen loose carpets and scatter rugs. K e ^ elephant foot stools. The latter are Rain, windy Pressroom Manager Hubbard carpet edges firm ly in place with minimizes drag absorption by ab­ definite n^nos, according to the Saturday,, M i W C h 2 ing threshold to ibuprofen and it protective mucous lining of the Main Telephone Number doublc-fawd adhesive tape. By ALLAN LEVENTHAL, DVM sorbing the ibuprofen and hurrying Convention on International 'Trade AeewWeefw*« I aoadMona and Mr* 4 Tonight’ s weather in the greater should never be used in felines. suxnach. Ulceration and nausea is 643-2711 Don’t walk around in stocking Bolton Veterinary Hospital it through the gut. I f stomach irrita­ Manchester area: Cloudy. A M per­ Ibuprofen works by inhibiting the often the result. More serious toxic Im gered Species, but deer CIrculetlon Telephone Number fceL Comfortable non-skid shoes are tion occurs, ulcer medication, such cent chance of rain after midnight production of prostaglandins — effects occur in the kidneys, espe­ populations are overrunning their 647-9946 Ibuprofen (Advil, Midol iid Low 40 to 45. South wind 10 to 20 much safer than slippers. cially if the dog is dehydrated or has as 'Ihgamet and Curofate, is helpful food supplies in many parts o f the ; - ; w A V \ \ ' \ Nuprin) is a safe, effective medica- which are substances in the body m {^. Saturday, rain ending in the P ubfish ^ daily except Sunday and certain holidays by Install easy-to-grasp railings on congestive heart disease. Increased as well as gasbic coatings to soothe country. « \ V I I \ . V the Manchester Publishing Co., 16 Brainard Place both sides of stairways. In the tion for humans when used properly .... the lining. Intravenous fluids insure afternoon. W indy and unseasonably drinking and urination are signs o f Besides, the chandeliers you men­ » » » . Manchester, Conn. 06040. Second dass postage paid at bathroom, put grab bars next to the for minor pain, fever and inflamma- adequate hydratiiHi and maintain mild. High around 60. Chance o f I I I Manchester, Conn. Postmaster: Send aodress chanoee kidney failure due to the acute tion are made from naturidly shed I • toilet and over the tub. Make sure tion. However, the same safety fac- r w l I V /l Wo ■ ■ urine output helping to excrete the rain 90 percent Outlook Sunday, a to the Manchester Herald. P.O. Box 591, M a n ch e ^r, poisoning. antlers — something the deer do \ t ^ ' I I Cono. 06040. tubs and showers have a rubber mat tor doesn’t exist in dogs when large toxic dose via the Iddneys. Aggres­ chance o f rain in the afternoon. High Signs o f ibuprofen toxicity in­ every year. 1 V The Manchester Herald is a member ol The A‘..„/.i,|y| amounts are ingested or long term that mediate responses o f pain, fever sive treatment is necessary to in the SOs. 1 \ I I . . 1 ' . or non-skid strips. clude vomiting, diarrhea, bloody Press, the Audit Bureau ol Circulation, toe New England administration is used. Then, severe and inflammation. Unlike humans, A weak warm front will move Reaction time. With age, it takes stool, loss o f appetite, increased prevent permanent damage, The French, by the way, have a Presa Asaociabon and the New England Newspaow Aa- toxicity may occur. dogs are unable to adequately utilize north across N ew England today sociabon. longer to process information we thirst and urination, loss o f coor­ however in severe doses the kidney highly descriptive term for furniture 555 'The incidence o f poistmings in ibuprofen and even small amounts paving the way for mild early firing Guaranteed delivery. If you don1 receKro your Herald take in through our eyes and ears. It dination and decreased level o f con- damage may not be completely involving real animals: meubles dogs has increased since 1984 when can result in elevated levels in the type weather. L ow pressure wiU by 5 p.m. weekdays or 7:30 a.m. Saturdays r«i— becomes harder to make split- sciousness. The latter two occur in reversible. 'Therefore treaUnent o f massacres. “ Mcublc” means “ furni­ telephone vour carrier. If you are unable to r e ^ y o u r second decisions often required on ibuprofen became available over the blood. According to The Dlinois ibuprofen poisoning should be ture” ; the rest speaks for itself. move from the Plains states and advanced poisoning. earner, cal subscriber service at 647-9946 bv 6 o m counter in 200mg tablets or caplets. Animal Poison Information Center, prompt and vigorous. curve northeast across the Great weekdays for delivsry in Manchester. ;the road. In early ingestion, emptying o f When driving, don’t follow the Prescription forms are in 400, 600 as little as 200mg in a 9-pound dog Rose Benneu Gilbert is the_ Lakes late tonight and early Satur­ .M l Suggested canier rates are $1.80 weekly. S7 7D tor the stomach is the first step. Once Much o f this report was taken I , and 800mg strength. Since becom­ can cause serious toxic effects. > toltOl AoouWaadM>. I day. Another low should be moving one montti, $23.10 ter three monihe, $46.20 ibr six car in front o f you too closely. You from an article by Tracy W . Jack- author of “Manhattan Styie^’ and 'The symptoms are gastrointestinal the ibuprofen has passed through the Today’s weather picture was drawn by Julie Anderson, a month* and $92.40 for one year. Newsstand orioa- 3S can better respond to a suddra stop ing more available, it’ s been used former associate editor of Country up the Ohio Valley Sunday afternoon cents a copy. stomach (usually two hours) ac­ son, Reg. Ph., Hennepin Regional if there are at least five car lengths more with dogs. upset, since the drug irritates the m awM' nr.auwav tuoim bringing more rain to the region. fifth-grader at the Highland Park School. tivated chmxroal in a saline cathartic Foison Center, Minneapolis, MN. Decorating. between you. Cats have an even lower poison- stomach lining and decrease the i.1 ,

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Crossword SH E'S N O T 0 UYIN ! I O A N 'T B E A will be admitted after the picture has started.” Some experts believe that an intestinal bacterial infec­ 13 newspaper, her age was given as 89. ; The man who wrote the book on which the clas­ ROBBER, Abby, my mother was only 80, so it was apparently a tion leads to the condition; other authorities emphasize i L 1 HAUI/CW AT/N&' ir^S \ that's R I 3 H T ? sic thriller was based would have been h^rpy not to IB n r A 8 A P A W h a t j ' v e typographical error. Now this may not seem very impor­ alternative causes for ulcers. For example, aspirin and show up at all. J 4 B E E N T R Y - tant to some people, but Mother was a very vain and similar drugs, such as medicine used for arthritis, often 11 “I don’t feel comfortable attending such films,” produce ulcers. This is a recognized, common complica­ » 1 XHe-VOTELL prideful woman who would never tell her age. Robert Bloch said in a recent interview in an inter­ _ ■ w YOU! Because of this typographical error in her obituary, tion of these medications. Excess use of alcohol can also 1 ^ view this week from his home in Los Angeles. “I’m T h s PraM lead to ulcers. everyone will think she was nine years older than she ac­ quite squeamish about them.” i 1' tually was. Should we ask the newspaper editor to pub­ LITTLE REACTION — Christian Brando Bloch will be present this weekend as a special If your father has recurring, burning abdominal pain SI lish a correction? I say we should. The rest of the family guest at the World Horror Convention in Nashville. showed little reaction when a 10-year says to skip it. prison sentence was imposed on him that is relieved by eating or taking antacids, he should be But don’t expect him to see any of the films. He checked for peptic ulcers. An upper GI series (special 34 3-1 OUTVOTED IN OHIO said he’s reluctant to check out the latest hair-raiser, Thursday in a Santa Monica, Calif, X-rays of the stomach and first part of the small intes­ EEKANO MEEK by Howto SchiMidor DEAR OUTVOTED; Sometimes it’s better to leave “Silence of the Lambs.” 37 bad enough alone. In support of my advice, I offer the courtroom. Brando, son of Actor Marlon tine) will likely show an ulcer if one is present. In addi­ “I’d have to nerve myself up to go,” he said. tion, ulcers can readily be seen during upper endoscopy, WE O O U 'T S O li/ E Plt'MOR£-...HAVE: W APRD/WT A CZAi? AdJD MAftE THE OW^EAD W PUT is an example of a typographical error in the classified from surgery to open a narrowed artery, his son manslaugther in the death of his half- device. • im byN£A. Inc section of a small-town newspaper, and the subsequent lO O nCED '? IT MIS PFaOBLEM... IT 1^ THE. BUDGET J says. sister’s boyfriend. 40 disastrous attempts to correct it: “ I'm thinking of adding a Richard Roberts, vice president of Oral Roberts In your father s case, I would be more influenced by giraffe to the act!” (Monday) “FOR SALE — RD, Jones has one sewing University, said doctors determined the two-hour BS Strawberry Statement.” the location and nature of his pain than by his stress-free machine for sale. Phone 948-0707 after 7 pjn. and ask surgery Ihursday was completely successful. lifestyle. A family doctor can diagnose and treat peptic “My kid sister was 12 before she was allowed to B l for Mrs. Kelly who lives with him cheap.” “In fact, the surgeon said while he was opening ulcers. Specialists are not necessary unless endoscopy is see a movie I’d made,” Davison said in a recent in­ CDiesday) “NOTICE — We regret having erred in one artery, he checked the arteries around it and required or the abdominal pain remains undiagnosed RJD. Jones’ ad yesterday. It should have read: One terview. I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME found they were all clear.” after testing. Stumped? Get answers to ciues by cailing "Diai-a-Word" sewing machine for sale. Cheap. Phone 948-0707 and In “Longtime Companion,” his role as a father ■ • by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Roberts said his mother, his wife and he were in at 1-900-.454-3535 and entering access code number 184 ask for Mrs. Kelly who lives with him after 7 p.m.” the Hillcrest Medical Center recovery room when figure to a groq) of gay friends earned him an I should add that many medical conditions mimic pep­ Unscramble these four Jumbles, As I said, things ere Oscar nomination for best siqrporting actor. It al­ tic ulcer. These include angina and heart attack, 95c per minute; Touch-Tone or rotary phones. one Ipiter to each square, to form getting worse end worse e -5-1 (Wednesday) “NOTICE — R.D. Jones has informed his 73-year-old father awoke. four ordinary words. ready has won him a Golden Globe and New Yrtk gallstones, acute inflammation of the pancreas and aortic us that he has received several annoying telephone calls “My dad looked around and said, ‘I’m hungry WINTHROP by Dick CavaM because of the error we made in his classified ad yester­ Film Critics Award. aneurysm (when blood leaks from a stretched artery in TIFAN and I’m thirsty,” h&aaid. the abdomen). day. His ad stands correct as follows: FOR SALE — The elective surgery opened some of Roberts’ “Longtime Companion” deals with the impact of I-'M R BA X ?lN 6fA veR Y * lOOO TH IN S3'YtXl I Q uess HB KNOWSNOVV RJ5. Jones has one sewing machine for sale. Cheap. carotid arteries, which carry blood to the head. the AIDS epidemic. \bur father should start with his family doctor and ac­ iNTEReemNa b o o k . GAM ©ENDAVAAY FO R, t h a t H E f e M O T T T H E O N L Y Phone 948-0707 pjn. and ask for Mrs. Kelly who loves CELEBRITY CIPHER CAitVaiA ITfe CALLED... ^ FOR FREEl " INTELLEGTLAL- INTOW KI. > m ■ Actor Bruce Davimn, nominated for an Davison had done several other p-oductions deal­ cept a referral to a specialist as needed. Because your CGlibffty Clph#r cryptograms are craated from quotations by famous with him.” Academy Award for “Longtime Companion,” has ing with the AIDS epidemic, including the play father may require expensive testing and treatment, I am people, pest and preaent. Each tatter in tha cipher stends for zA ^ CDiursday) “NOTICE — I, R.D. Jones, have NO another. Today's cHm . L squats M. SLUPH had more than his ^ are of challenging roles. “The Normal Heart” with Richard Dreyftiss in Los sending you a free copy of my Health Report “Insuring 0 CO sewing machine for sale. I SMASHED IT. Don’t call Angeles. He co-starred with hundreds of rats in “Willard,” \bur Good Health.” Other readers who would like a copy ' J 8 U 8 V A 2 ■< 948-0707, as the telephone has been disconnected. I have played a child molester in the prison film “Short • ^ e re are people living that life every day,” should send $1.25 with their names and addresses to P.O. NOT been carrying on with Mrs. Kelly. Until yesterday H, H H Eyes” and relived the ’60’s student riots in “The Davison said. Box 91369, Geveland, OH 44101-3369. Be sure to men­ C Y A C 8 iAASi*- she was my housekeeper, but she quit.” tion the title. REMAID THE ONLYTHIN&A '' ^ PE6SIAAIST EVEFC B 8 L H V A z c EXPECT6 0NA SILVEI^ PLATTEf?. e tfBteyMA M CFHA FGNH G 1 HAMMEY ERNIE bv Bud Omoi o ^ FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1991— PRIME TIME N ow arrange the circle d letters to BDYBZM W8DJW 8J 50 BIS PEAL-THE form the surprise answer, as sug­ SkME THN6 HAPPpOeP j n zc gested by the above cartoon. 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(Live) ' vie: "Madron" (1971, Weatam) Richard Boona, NBA Crenna Leslie Caron. A. You both underestim ate Cartoon Exproas MecGyvor PGA OoH: Ooral Ryder Open. Second Round, from rie: "HoHywood Shuffle” (1987, Comedy) Robert Horsley’s altitude. He is 6 feet 3 in­ Ooral Country Club in Miami. (R) ches tall. Townsend, Anne-Mane 14— M ANCH ESTER H ERALD, Friday, March 1,1991 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. March 1 .1991— 15 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Notices Lels/Lond for Solo...... Investment Properly.... Merchandise Musical Items...... Loft/Found...... e Cameras and Photo Eaulpmont.. Personals...... o Business Property...... Resort Property...... i s i i k SpeciolisSD^ Holiday Soosenol...... Pots and Suppllo*...... Announcements...... o Misceiloneous for Solo...... Auctions...... S Mertpooes...... Antlouos end Celloctiblo*...... Wonted teVuy...... Reoflng/Sldlng...... Tag Solo*...... Finonclol...... o Services Clothing...... Wanted to Buy/Tredo...... Pleorlng...... Furniture...... 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List and Buy ^ Real Estate RATES: 1 to 6 days: 95 cents per line per day. DEADLINES:>ForJr >Fo classified______advertisements_____ to b e READ YOUR AD: Classified advertisements are taken by tele- MINT CONDiriONH! With A Winner phoshone as a ponvenlence. The Manchester Historic charmer on picture perfect lot is neat and tidy 7 to 19 days: 75 cents per line per day. published Tuesday through Satu^ 20 to 25 days: 60 cents per line per day. day, the deadline Is noon on the day Herald Is responsibleipionslble for onlyonl one Incorrect inside and out! This 7 room ANTIQUE CAPE COD on Congratulations Insertion andId then only for the size of the 647-8400 Parker St. offers a flexible floor plan, 3 bedrooms, a p 26 or more days: 55 cents per line per day. before publication. For advertisements Ron Fournier original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen 168 Main Street, Manehehter pliances, 2 car garage & attached workshop & is choo(- Jsflng Minimum charge: 4 lines. to be published Monday, the dead­ full of character ftom the 1800's! A MUST SEE at RE/MAX Bolton $176,900 line Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. the value of the advertisement will not be corrected by an additional Insertion. $136,900. Charming totally updated Colonial. Bolton 1990 — Rookie of the Year Above-ground pool, s h ^ , 2 car garage on - i approxlmatelv 1 acre. Hardwood floors, TBB on 2.5 acres, custom-home, 1991 — President’s Award for exc. location on cut-de-sac. Catch cnarming and excellent condition. Cell ask NOTICES 21 HOMES f o r SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 22 CONDOMINIUMS 32 APARTMENTS FOR S ales lor Sharon to view this beautiful home. bottom of the market deal.' Call 31 ROOM S FOR RENT A Res.: 646-5566. Office. 647-1419. Linda. As a condition precedent FOR SALE ______RENT______MANCHESTER- BOLTON-To be built on MANCHESTER-Free 3 BR Col. with in-law suite $209,900. to the placement of any $119,900. Price-wise 2 .5 acres, custom weak with $100 security MANCHESTER-2 2 BR, 1500 sq. ft Town Home. $127,000. advertising in the COME FLY A KITE- o # Cape Cod. Enioyable home, excellent loca­ deposit. Clean, quiet, Bedroom, private 4 or 5 BR Raised Ranch. Day care poten- Manchester Herald, Ad­ $72,900-$81,100. Dal. $1 61,000. living with cheery tion on cul-de-sac. furnished. 646-8337. basement, p a rk in g , vertiser hereby agrees Bright and spadous 1 2 BR Town Home. Neat as a pin. $99,000. r iw fireplace. Beautiful Catch bottom of the large yard, stove. On to protect, indemnify or 2 bedroom Ranch k 8 Rm Colonial. Classic & immaculate. upkeep, aluminum market deal. Call Linda, condos with wall-to-wall busline. $C£0 monthly. $222,900. and hold harmless the siding. Quiet street. Re/Max East of the 649-2871. 9+ Rm. U4R Contemporary. Great Rm. Manchester Herald, its carpeting, applianced 32 APARTMENTS FOR Space for expansion, Rh/er, 647-1419. also. $345,000. i » i : kitchens ana dining MANCHESTER-2 Family, officers and employees hardwood floors, F ______RENT______GREAT NW PRICE!!! PSST, OVER HERE!'! . ManchMtcf 7 Rm. Colonial. Great Interior. $169,900. against any ana all areas. Condo fees in­ 5-Room.k>vely Duplex. $192,000 buys 1987 3 BR, 21/2 bath, M anchastar 3 BR Custom Cape. A charmer. $169,900. finished basement. 2 Here's your chance to own a warm and wonderful 8 Charming, spacious older 7 room Colonial on Brook­ BRICK RANCH-2 Car at­ clude heat and hot 2 Bedrooms. Lots of 2 fireplaces, large family room, Sunday, March 3, Ito 4 p m 3 BR Oversized L-shape Ranch. Large Rms. liability, loss or ex­ Bedroom expandable HEBRON-2 Bedroom. room w gllsh Tbdor Colonial complete with nooks, field St. in Manchester boasts lovtly hardwood floors, tached garage, waterl Lease/purchase cabinets and closets. fenced yard home A super buy Ranch Oversized fireplaced LR $164,000. pense including Cape with first floor Heat/hot water crannies and charming archways! In is inviting home great floor plan, 1.5 baths, fireplace and fenced rear Country kitchen, den Great loti Reservoir Heights $199,000 to $272,000. attorneys’ fees, arising CONDO HEAVEN fireplace, living room, opportunities means included. Parking. Cel­ Nice yard. Heat/hot also features a formal D.R., ample windows, flreplaoe, $3600 less than '87 purchase pricelll completely turning soma of your yard. Many nice touches throughout and a nice new Open SatTSun. 1 lo 4 p.m .______from claims of unfair Choose ftom 2 or 3 bedroom units in Vernon and extra large kitchen, 3 lar storage. Appliances. water included. $750 garage, deck and walk-up attic. Won't last at $1 36 ,^. redecorated. Fenced rent into down paymenti price of $1M,900! trade practices, infring- bedrooms, 2 baths. Lot Wall to wall carpeting. Monthly. 684-4686. W Manchester with full fully or partially finished base­ yard. D.W. Fish Real Walk to Widdiam ParkI ment of trademarks, ments, garages or carports, central air, 1 1/2-2 1/2 90 X 156. $185,000. $625 Monthly. Call 228- Estate, 643-1591 or Anne Miller Real MANCHESTER-2.3 and 6 trade names or patents, baths, plus several other veriue wise features. If your 871-1400. Marion E. Robertson, 1214 or 649-2871. Room apartments. looking WE HAVE CONDOS. $119.000-S132500. Estate, 647-8000. violation of rights of F Realtor. 643-5953. Security. 646-2426. privacy and infringe­ CHESTNUT STREET- MANCHESTER-2 Weekdays, 9am-5pm. REAL r r j Vinton Yillage Rte 31 MANCHESTER- ment of copyright and New listing. 4 Bedroom, Bedroom. No utilities. K H \L KST.VTE $134,500. 7 Room MALLARD VIEW-New 3466 D Main St., (kiventry proprietary rights, unfair oversized Cape. Dining $600. No pets. 647- 34 HOMES FOR r e n t ' ESTATE yj,. HILIPS 1 985 Mam Street Cape on quiet street Ranch and Colonial STRANO competition and libel room with built in corner 8675. 395 NORTH MAIN STREET REAL ESTATE within walking distance 203 647-7653 OFF. ^ 1 YR, BUYER Si Manchester. CF 06040 and slander, which may hutch. Large living room homes. Change your MANCHESTER-3 im to school. Featuring MANCHESTER-2 MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 06040 result from the publica­ with fireplace, lifestyle to 1-floor living. Bedroom Contem­ 203-643-2215 FAX. 742-1450 647-8120 PROTE(rriONAVAIUBLE (20.T) 647-8000 ceramic tile entry, Bedroom.2nd Floor.No tion of any advertise­ hardwood floor 2 Bedrooms, 2 baths. porary Cape. 2 Car 1 % fireplaced living room, Ranches. Also 3 pets.Non-smoking ment in the Manchester throughout. $120's. adults preferred. Appli­ garage. $1100 per I TAKE ADVANTAGE OF LOW INTEREST RATES Herald by advertiser, in­ hardwood floors, 2 full *We’re Selling Housesl* bedroom, 1-1/2 month. No dogs. D.W. baths plus first floor Colonials. Attached ances included.$595 cluding advertisements Blanchard & Rossetto Plus Utilities.Available Fish Realty, 643-1591 RENT NO M O R E -B U Y III family room and level garage. From in any free distribution Real Estate, 646-2482. 3/15/91.647-1876 After or 871-1400.______PRICE REDUCED fenced yard. D.W. Fish $143,900. North Main lri»«l i>>l $60,900 publications published 5. Owner wants to offers on this great 4 room by th e Manchester On this 4 bedroom Colonial Cope with all the ameni­ Real Estate, 643-1591 St. to Union St. to Ros­ MANCHESTER-4 Ranch condo with a GARAGEI Settle right ties your hoping for. Eat In kitchen with butlers pantry, or 871-1400. setto Dr. *We're Selling MANCHESTER-Nice. Bedroom C ape with Herald. NEED MORE SPACE? in because appliances are IncludedI Wall- formal dining, 3 or 4 bedrooms, 2 porches and a one Housesl* Blanchard & large 1 bedroom. Gas garage, fenced yard. Approximately 700 2 to-wall carpeting tool Pool on premises 1 LOST end FOUND " cor garage. Bring us an offer. Manchester, $137,500. Rossetto, 646-2482. heat, hot water and $950 a month. D.W. MANCHESTER-Nsw square foot bam with 2 and tennis nearby. Go FHA and put only listingll Nothing needs cooking. Porch, attic, Fish Really. 643-1591 IMPOUNDED-Male Gold- D.F. REALE, INC. floors will solve your basement. $495 Plus O H ENERGY EFFICIENT — Lovely split SAILORS DELIGHT — Lakefront $1900 downl to be done-move in or 871-1400. en Retriever. Color red. roblemI Add to that a level ranch-type radiating comfy home, completely remodeled with REAL ESTATE conditioni 3 Bedroom utilities. 646-3253. J3 r* 2 BEDROOMS AT 1 year old. Found on 175 Main SL, Mattohester Couse and your per­ MANCHESTER-$95.000. MANCHESTER-3 charm. Vinyl siang. Tree-lined street, sensational views. Vinyl siding, great Ranch with attached MANCHESTER-Large 1 S S AGREATPRICEIII Benton St. Call 646-4525 sonal touch. A great opportunity for Bedroom, fully cozy hearth, natural woodwork, family area, paddle fans, vaulted ceil­ garage. Great starter $68,000-$72,900 Manchester Dog NEW AND EXPERIENCED AQENT8 WANTED Reasonable price, the single parson or bedroom. Modern, on furnished, applianced > m hardwood floors, foyer, study. Avail­ ings. carpebng, new kitchen, 2 BR, home. Asking busline, near hospital. It Make a choice and move right Into these Warden. 643-6642. Manchester $138,962. couple staring out. 5 kitchen. 289-1032. H O able immediately. MANCHESTER, thermal glass. BOLTON, $169,000. $121,900.00 Strano has electronic secur- $139,900. DAWN SUTHERLAND ROY OSBORNE great 2 bedroom Ranch condominiums w/ Batty Mora, Philips Real Room ranch with STORRSAWILLINGTON-2 LOST-Pet rabbit. Vicinity CONSTANCE DRIVE- ^ Real Estate, 647-7653. hy.February 1st occu­ O w hardwood flooring, applianced kitchens, 3 BEDROOM-Colonial Estate, 742-1450. garage. New roof, new Bedrooms, all Scott Dr. and Vernon New listing. Neat-as a F pancy. $575. Call Bob. z - < and room galorel Pod tool Convenient to with in-law suite, Kitchen, new bath, new appliances, including St. 646-6507. pinll 3 Bedroom ranch 649-1147 or 646-3824. shopping, bus, and easy commute to Rte. $209,900. MANCHESTER-$192,000 furnace. /VJd soma TLC washer/dryer, garage, with hugh first floor H H 841 LOST-White Husky 2 BEDROOM-1500 Sq. ft. Buys 1987 3 bedroom, and this could be the MANCHESTER-5 Rooms, fireplace with wood family room. Large OPEN HOUSE Samoid, Bolton Lake Town Home, $127,000. 2-1/2 bath, 2 fireplaces, home for you. D.W. 3 bedrooms, 1-1/2 stove, large deck, m X COMEFLYAKITEIII private lot with stone 22 CONDOMINIUMS Saturday, March 2nd — 1 to 3 p.m. area. If found please 4 or 5 BEDROOM-Raised large family room, Fish Real Estate, 643- baths. $675 plus private back yard. Avail­ 0 m $72,900-$81,100 walls. Super buy. call, 645-8842. Ranch, day care fenced yard home. A FOR SALE 1591 or 871-1400. utilities, security. able April 1st. Security, 105 Green Manor Road, Manchester Bright and spadous 1 or 2 bedroom $130’s. -We’re Selling NEED MORE STORAGE? Approx. ixitentia), $161,000. super buy. $36,000 less References. No pets. references. No pets. NEW LISTINGII Nothing needs to be done — move in con­ COUNTRY LIVABILITY — Ranch condos with wall-to-wall carpeting, Housesl* Blanchard & 700 sq. ft. beirn with 2 floom will 3 ANNOUNCEMENTS 2 BEDROOM-Town Home than the 1987 purchase > BEDROOMS AT A 643-1108. $750,742-6141. 1 Hospitable ranch offering real com­ applianced kitchens, & dining areas. n ^ dition! Three bedroom Ranch with attached garage. Great neat as a pin, $99,000. Rossetto, 646-2482. pricelll Re/Max East of GREAT PRICE- solve your problemi Add to mat a fort. positioned on 1.7 acres. 3 BR/2 Condo fees Indude heat & hot waterl RENT NO MORE-BuylH MANCHESTBR-2 Starter Home. Asking $121,900. 6 ROOM-Colonial classic F ^ the Rh/er, 647-1419. $68,000-$72,900. Make R O house and your personal touch. baths. Also Full basement A Beauti­ Lease/purchase opportunities means turn­ AVIATION MECHANICS $60,900. Owner wants Bedroom Garden Style 35 STORE ft OFFICE Dir: Woodbridge Street to Green Manor Road. Reasonable price. MANCHESTER, an d immaculate, a choica and move right ful Buy! COVENTRY, $179,500 PHIL ing some of your rent Into downpaymentl COUNTRY LIVABILITY- o $138,962. BETTY MORA TRAINING $222,900. into these great 2 offers on this great 4 and Townhouse apart­ ______SPACE______BLAZAWSKI . ______Vlfalk to W ickham f t r k i Hospitable ranch offer­ MANCHESTER-3 room Ranch condo with ments available. Only 1 ^ i l classes forming. Ma­ 9 PLUS ROOM-U&R ing real comfort, posi­ bedroom Ranch con­ 2 CD M Contemporary. Great Bedroom Ranch, over­ dominiums with a garagel Settle right in each remaining out of VERNON CIRCLE-Office m CD jor airlines hiring. 50 week tioned on 1.7 acres. 3 sized fireplace, living b ^ u s e appliances are 72. Quiet On busline. space for lease, 500 sq. program. Housing & Finan­ room also $345,000. Bedroom, 2 baths. Also hardwood flooring, ap- OFFICE HOURS: DAILY 9 AM TO 8 PM; SATURDAY 9 AM TO 5 PM 7 ROOM-Colonial. Great room, country kitchen, ptianced kitchens, and IncludedI Wall-to-wall Air conditioning, self ft. office up to 2000 sq. O cial Aid available if quali­ full basement. A beauti- den. Great lot! Re/Max carpeting tool Pool on cleaning oven, all ap­ ft. Building owner pays interior, $169,900. ful buyl Coventry, rooms galorel Pool tool fied. H.S. or G.E.D. Job 3 BEDROOM-Custom East of the River, 647- Convenient to premise and tennis pliances included, utilities. New building- $179,500. P h il 1419. nearby. Go FHA and storage area, full other tentants. D.W. U&R REALTY CO. placement assistance. Cape. A charmer, Blazawski. Philips Real shopping, bus, and m > $169,900. F easy commute to Rte put only $1900 downl basement. 1-1/2 baths Fish Realty, Attorneys 1-800-537-1183 Estate, 742-1450. in townhouse. Heat and OVER-SIZED-L Shape MINT CONDITION-His- 841 Anna Miller Real Anna Miller Real Ford, Oberg, Manion, THE REALTY COMPANY I .fiA 643-2692 Riverside School of F hot water included. D.W.FISH*>^ttgJi,esI Ranch, large rooms, toric charmer on picture Estate, 647-8000. Estate, 647-8000. ask for Donald Fish, ? ^ $715, $800,247-5030. 871-1400. 3 3 > 220 HARTFORD TPKE. * VERNON 243 MAIN STREET * MANCHESTER Vj^^Robert D. Murdock, Realtor Aeuronautics $164,000. EAST HARTFORD-OPEN perfect lot is neat and 8 7 1 -1 4 0 0 6 4 3 -1 5 9 1 Utica, NY 13501 RESERVOIR HEIGHTS- HOUSE, Sunday 1- tidy inside and outi This $199,000 to $272,000. 4pm. 67 Christine Dr. 3/ 7 room Antique Capa Re/Max East of the River, 4 Bedroom remodeled Cod on Parker St. offers 11 HELP WANTED 647-1419. Cape with fireplace, a flexible floorplan, 3 F______central air, 1-car bedrwms, appliances, Bridge ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE- - garage. $144,900. Dir: 2 car garage and at­ Forbes to Chester, bear For national health con- ENERGY EFFICIENT- tached workshop and is right 6 times to sulting company. Lovely split level ranch- chockfull of character Slip-up see what happened on the last spade? Christine. Call Barbara NORTH S-l-tl CONDO ALTERNA' Acquire, maintain cor­ type radiating comfy from the 1800'sl A must Dummy was down to A-9 of diamonds B. 568-8375, Re/Max ♦ 6 MANCHESTER $95,900 porate accounts. Sales/ charm . Vlnyfsiding. see at $136,900. Jack- at trick two and the jack of clubs. West held K-8 of ADORABLE East of the River, 647- ♦ A K Q 10 S 2 A i Business background Tree lined street. Cozy son & Jackson Real diamond and the king of clubs, but MANCHESTER $134,500 SOUTH WINDSOR ------*229 000 1419. ♦ A 9 6 Seven room Cape on quiet street within walking distance to necessary. HR/ hearth, natural Estate, 647-8400. ♦ J 10 5 By James Jacoby now had to make a discard. Since Excellent value in this well kept 4 yr. old U&R Contemporary. First employee health, schod. Featuring ceramic tile entiy, fireplaced living room woodwork, hardwood NEW LISTING-Bolton, throwing the club king would make floor family room with floor to coiling fireplace, oversized dining room workers’ comp, WEST EAST hardwood floors, 2 full baths 'PLUS' first floor family room and floors, foyer, study. $176,900. Charming, At the bridge table a little learning dummy's jack good. West had to hope level fenced yard. applianced kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2i/2 baths, central air. and much knowledge desirable. 1 - Available Immediately. SOUTH WINDSOR- ♦ 9 7 4 3 " ♦ 8 5 can be dangerous, and this is particu­ that East held the diamond queen. So. more. Owner anxious, make us an offorl totally updated 800-878-6467. Manchester, $139,900. $215,000. Attractive ♦ 7 S ♦ J864 larly true of defense. he threw a diamond. Declarer discard­ Colonial. Above ground ♦ J43 Dawn Sutherland. Colonial. Warm ♦ K82 In a pairs tournament, South had al­ ed dummy's jack of clubs and took the HOUSEKEEPER-Lh/e in. pool, shed,si fireplace accents this ♦ K98S ♦ A642 Philips Real Estate, ready managed to guarantee his side last two tricics with the ace and queen 5 Days minimum. For garage on ap- friendly 2 story. Cul-de- 742-1450. most of the matchpoints when he of diamonds. older woman in proximately 1 acre. sace setting, just one SOUTH pleasant surroundings. Hardwood floors. ♦ A K Q J 10 2 steered the final game contract into Does South’s rebid of two no-trump owner. Formal dining ♦ 9 References required. GOVERNMENT HOMES- Charming and excellent room, eat-in kitchen, 4 three no-trump. seem strange to you with such a tenu­ Call 649-8367. Leave From $1 (U repair). condition. Call, ask for ♦ Q 10 7 5 West led the three of clubs, and East ous club stopper? Ask yourself what bedrooms, 2.5 baths, ♦ Q 7 message.______Delinquent tax properly. for Sharon, 646-5566 to main level laundry. Has won the ace and led back the deuce. might happen in a major-suit game PRIZE-WISE CAPE COD ATTRACnVE COLONIAL That two-of-clubs return should de­ contract if North held the jack of dia­ MANCHESTER $119,900 Repossessions. Your view this beautiful lots of curb appeal, real­ Vulnerable: North-South SOUTH WINDSOR $215,000 LABORERS EARN $550 Enjoyable living with cheery fireplace. Beautiful upkeep, aluminum area (1) 805-962-8000 home. Re/Max East of ly great location and Dealer: South note an original holding of four clubs monds instead of the ace. Right. The Warm freplace accents this fnendly 2 sto^. Cul-de-sac setting, SOUTH WINDSOR tiTsonn WEEKLY-Putting swing. Quiet street, space lor expansion, hardwood floors, Ext. GH-9965 for cur­ ^ the Rh/er, 647-1419. yard. D.W. Fish Real to the ace. West, eager to show that he defenders would quickly take four just one owner. Formal dining room, eat-in kitchen, 4 BR/25 living room, large Wtehen* together our various rent repo list. Soath West North East fin is l^ t^m e n t, 2 BR Expandable Cape with 1st floor com­ baths, mam-level laundry. Has lots of curb appeal, really great Estate, 643-1591 or knew how to maintain communication tricks in the minor suits. dining rooms, 3 M ro o m s , 2>/2baths, fireplace and much morel arts and crafts. Full or 1 4 P ass 2 ♦ P ass pletely redecorated. Fenced yard location and yard. 071-1400. between himself and his partner, inex­ Some owner financing availablol ' OPEN HOUSE-1-3pm, ■ part time. For applica- 2 N T P ass 3 NT All pass plicably ducked the second club. South Jamts Jacoby's boobs ‘Jacoby oa B rkite’ and G REAT NEW PRICEIII Sunday, 856 Tolland F 'Jacoby aa Card Games’ (w iittee with Us fatber, tlon call 203-722-3150. Here’s your chance to was quick to win and cash dummy’s A- '■/s <’ot to put From $143,900. North Main Street throughout and a nice Itorch 2. IN I ken. also be realistic. Don't rev up your I lOOtSCki} “i^ ’re Selling Housesl' machine. Willing to SOUTH WINDSOR- undue pressure on potential prospects iTop Ten In RE/MAX to Union Street to Rossetto Drive. new price of $154,9001 expectations with (also hopes of reap­ Ct.Reigim lAfe're Selling Houses I' train. 872-7375. LOVELY HOME-Plus in- $175,000. Lite new 3 If you have prepared yoursalt properly, with whom you're socially involved. ing a harvest you have not sown. troneocllont. Jackson & Jackson year old Cape. Over­ law. New listing on advancement and recognition within CANCER (June 21-July 22) If a situa­ CAPRICORN (Dae. 22-Jen. 19) You’re ■ m : ~ — Real Estate, 647-8400. 13 BUSINESS OPPOR- Plymouth Lane. 10 sized living room, large your chosen field of endeavor is likely In tion la presently working to your advan­ capable of substantial accompllsh- F kitchen and dining TUNlTTEa Room Garrison the year ahead. Your earning capacity tage, don't start making changes today. menta today, but you might not operate Colonial with rec room SAILORS DELIGHT- room, 3 bedrooms, 2-1/ will match your progress. The currant stite of affairs Is delicate In ways that could manifMt your full po­ MANCHESTER-Available and fireplace. In-law Lakefront home, com­ 2 baths, fireplace and PISCES (Fab. 20-Marcb 20) It's ax- and alterations could prove disruptive. tential. Go all out wtwre neceasary. immediately. 1200 apartment with pletely remodeled with much moral Some tremaly Important to know whan to stop LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) It might not AI^ARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) There Is aiL selling and when to start asking for the serve your best Interests to broadcast Square feet. Commer- separate entrance. sensational visws. Vinyl owner financing posslbltlly that you may repeat a mis­ CONSTANCE DRIVE CHESTNUT STREET sid ing , graat family available. U&R Realty, order today. If you overstate your pre- your intentions to others today, partlcu- take today similar to one you ntade not NEW LISTING cial/lndustrial. 3 Phase $235,000. -We’re Sell­ santallon, there's a strong chance you'll larty II you're planning something which NEW LISTING electric. Sprinkler ing Housesl* Blanchard area, paddle fans, 643-2692. too long ago. If you don’t learn your les­ Neat as a pinll 3 BR ranch with 4 BR, oversized cape. OR with vaulted ceilings, F blow tho deal. Know whore to look lor could be personally rewarding. son now, you may do It again. huge 1st floor family room, large system. $550 Per & Rossetto Real Estate, built-in comer hutch, large LR with carpeting, new kitchen, romance and you'll find It. Tho Astro- VIRQO (Aug. 23-8ap(. 22) Left to your pnv. lot with stone walls. Super Ktonth. 646-5477. 646-2482. Graph Matchmaker instantly reveals own devices today, your Ideas for gen­ F .P . H.W, floors throughout. 2 bedrooms, thermal Buy. $130's. $ 120's. F which signs are romantically perfect for erating material advantages should For your portonal horoscopo, ■WeYeSelling Housesl* glass. Bolton, you. Mall $2 to Matchmaker, c/o this work out as you anticipate. But, peopio *W9're Selling Housesl’ MANCHESTER-By $169,900. Roy lovoscopo, lucky numbors a i HOMES FOR SALE owner. New to market. Place An Ad in the newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, with whom you’re Involved might not 1st In Service Osborne. Philips Real OH 44101-3428. reap equal rewards. and future foracast, call Priced to sell. 3 Estate, 7 4 2 -1 ^ 0 . ANDOVER-3 Bedroom Bedroom Cape, 2 Wine & Dine Guide ARIES (March 21-April It) Serious LMRA (SepL 23-Ocl. 23) Someor>e who Astro*Tona (954 aach mlnuta; F agreements should not be based on a 257 EAST CENTER ST Ranch. Pretty country baths, fireplace, Is not empowered to do so might try to Touch-Tona phonaa only). Call Dze or Paula hand shake or verbal commitment to­ make a decision today on your behalf Blanchard/Rossetto setting. Approximatey 1 remodeled kitchen, 2 Dial 1-900*990-9400 and I o 2nd row; Noreen Welly, Feix DvA/eioer. MANCHESTER acre. Vinyl siding. Busi­ day. For the sake of all parties con­ which does not aerva your beat Intar- I** Valerie Cha*e.CorolndSlo)g«li, car garage, hardwood use a low-cost ad in FREE ness zoned. $118,500. 643-2711 cerned, put key points In writing. eats. Be on guard. antar youY accaaa coda Stan Weinberg. 647-141d 875-1818 floors. $129,900. 646- Clostifled for quick re­ TAURUS (A|Mii 20-May 20) Do not un­ REAL ESTATE -2482 MARKET ANAUrSIS By Owner. 873-9827. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Success Is 4615. sults. 643-2711. derestimate the worth of what you have a strong probability today In an ar­ numbar, which la 184

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16—.MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. March 1.1991 iHaiirliriitrf Hrralii 36 STORE ft OFFICE 39ROOM1IATES S3 BOATS ft MARINE 91 CARS FOR BAUD SPACE ______WANTED EQUIP.______

RETAIL/OFFICE-Main St. TOLLAND-Large fur­ FISH HAWK-8600A Hand 7 27,000 Square feet. nished room, kitchen Held Depth Fish Finder. BOB RILEY Sefction 4, Page 17 $3.99 Sq. Ft. 646-2364, privileges. Please call Calibrated. Like New. OLOSMOBILEhKlLKSWAQEN Friday, March 1,1991 Mr. Bez^ni. 875-4/81 after 6 pm. $45.00. 643-9934. 259 ADAMS ST., MANCHESTER 649-1749 SPORTS______73 CLOTHING 37 INDUSTRIAL BOOKKEEPING/ PAINTING/ FIREWOOD CARPENTRY/ S7 MISC. FOR SALE 87 OLDS $4995 INCOME TAX PAPERING PROPERTY LADY’S LONG LEATHER DELTA 88 ROYALE FIREWOOD REMODELING COAT-Brick red. Sp-in KENMORE-Gas range Full Sized Luxury 1-Spa lining. Excellent condi­ and dishwasher, very Price Mudes 1 year warranty Joseph P.Damao, Jr. Cut, Split, w^JSuBJninESBB^^ for lease from 300-5000 good condition. $150 NO HIDDEN CHARGES Wild Hnish leaves MHS WBGLES PAINTING CO. tion. $45.00.649-1794. Csrtiflsd Public Accountant QuaHtyworkata Seasoned, Delivered. Visit our beautitui showroom or call lor square feet with over­ and $100. 649-2227. 88 OLDS $5995 reasonable pricel your Ires estimate. LEATHER COAT-Brown. Ptoiesslonaltax and aooounling head doors, separate CHRYSLER LEBARONS/C . of the moment I don’t know, but we Interior & Exterior $110/cord HERITAGE Excellent condition. Manchester’s Jen Brindisi and utilities, ground level Loaded wHti luxury options. By LEN AUSTER were awfully lucky.” •srvlcat. A l 1040 oontuU lioni held Free Eatiinates 643-9145 KITCHEN & BATH CENTER loading, ample parking. Lining included. Staples’ Danielle DesFosses, All- 254 Broad Street END ROLLS Donl mbs this one. Manchester Herald hi the privacy oi your home or oHce. Call Brian We^le Call Anytime Easy access to 1-84. Woman’s size 11, $30. America soccer players who’ve bat­ After Eickhoff’s basket, M anchester 271/2" width- ‘1.00 Call 646-7491. 649-1890. 88 OLDS $6995 tled in the past, were both ejected Manchester missed on a shot at­ e m o M 645^12 ______649-5400______F 13'width-50* ______A, 98 REGENCY BROUGHAM MANCHESTER — It would be tempt and the Wreckers gained pos­ Aluminum Sheets 4/'5.00 Above average highway milee. with 6:37 left after a tie-iq>. DesFos- M LEGAL NOTICE ROYAL BLUE-Full length her only points of the game. But session, calling timeout with 40 ACCOUNTING AUTO NavMprint and rob cion be pickad Loaded Including ses. S tales’ second leading scorer CUSTOM QUAUTY prom dress. Suitable tor Lp at t>e Mmchetter Herald senior Alicia Eickhoff’s bucket with sectmds left ONLY belora Tl am . M o o do y genuine leather seats. at 16 per game, lashed out, kicking MANAGEMENT SERVICES RECONDITIONING One stop Improvements. NOTICE OF HEARIl any formal occasion. 63 seconds left proved to be the dif­ •Tax PrapmOonO MASONRY Itvoughlbundoy. , _____ Many Others at Brindisi. Sensational sophomore Jessica Framing to Painting. ESTATE OFy Size 13, approximately. ference as-Staples High-Westport A •hidMdual or ButkiOM* W A LTS AUTO HENRY E MICF To Choose From It came a half minute after Brin­ Gellman (24 points) was fouled with •Reasonable R a M * Licensed & Insured. $45. 646-8265 6-9pm. survived a wild finish and esc^xxl J. Wonnorgren RECONDITIONING 21 seconds to go. Gellman, who had •Free PtckHjp and Dallvory^ Call Dave Adamick Pursuant to an order of Hon. disi fouled DesFosses hard after the Masonry For all your car cleaning needs. 91 CARS FOR SALE with a 43-41 win over Manchester 19 first-half points only to cool off, •Electronic Flings for a free quote. William E. RtzGerald, Judge, 80 FARM SUPPLIES f t " latter stole the ball and was going in V, New & Repairs Salistactlon Guaranteed. a hearing will be held on an 98 AUTO SERVICES High in a second-round Class LL missed, as did Michelle Lau with 644~8034 IS Years Experience jEQUlP. 645-6523 application requesting permis­ ALL CARS REMOVED girls’ basketball tournament clash for a laytq). 64»-3012 C a ll nine ticks and Perry with four sion to sell real property, as in FREEI Must have tKle. JUNK CARS-Wlll pay $5 Thursday night at Claike ArWia. “What I saw was she went at Jen, JAMES & FirZOERALD, CJ>A Established 1963 days 643-7945 FOR SALE-Bale hay, Call Lee Motors. 528- to tow your car. Call seconds left Tox>Aeceunln0-Audi said application on file more “Ybu lose a few and the rest that but they ejected them both,” Trucking Services aveninga 649-6397 COMPLETE mulch, straw. Also blue 9013. Joey, 528-1990. Need Each time, however, Manchester Manogemenl Advhaiy Imvlee fully appears, at Del^squa said. “I think it went back REMODELING SERVICE seal fe e d s . Op^sn 7 title. are left get gray,” S t^ e s coach Ed (20 turnovers) turned the ball over. Probate Court for the days.Lyndale Farm, AUTOS-Need A Basic to the play before. The giii was real­ hdMduak, DiatoaiMaSM Huydic said of the hair-rising ftnish. “We were just too overanxious at A FRAH CONSTRUCTION, INC. District of Manchester Rte. 44, Bolton. 643- Car? We have several ly ripping about that foul. Jen did hit tUanSTpa WseSendAppoSatnenti 66 Center Street The No. 9 seed Wreckers (20-5), SvHo um Conxxjlan SIGNS "One call does It all." 5301. that run great for less 9 8 WANTED TO B U Y / this endi,” DePisqua^said/ “"Vbu’re HEATING/ P.O. Box 191 the Eaiifield County Interscholastic her hjud, but she was going for the eKitchen eBath .than $500.. Will, take, ...... v^^-■:TRAJbE ...... ;...... - y tryiiil; to beat the clock ^ d trying to SIGNS Manchester, CT 06040 junk cars as trade In. Athletic Conference champions, ad­ ball. PLUMBING VahMbI* M M t for your butlnan. eAdditlons eOecks get a shot but we just didn’t get one Magnaln a vinyl Ldton on March 19, 1991 at 10:00 Call Lee Motors. 528- vance to Saturday’s quarterftnals “I think she was pretty upset Place An Ad in the We buy dean, late model used off.” ACCOUMTMQ HATTBIS. M a hsbMon snd Reptacement S V a h lc tM eRoofing esiding AM. 9013. against top-ranked Glastonbury about it But she went at Jen and I a Truck LMMrlng* cars ^ trucks. Top prices Gellman, selected as one of the Tax Raiumi t Boohaaphio ofOlGas&Be^ a Real EMcfo eRepaIrs All persons having an interest Wine & Dine Guide PLYMOUTH-Horizon, High, a 55-40 winner over Fitch. don’t think it was smart on her part CompiXwIzc^i^tMcohnology paid. Top 25 players in Chicago as a 200 W ait Center SL, Mutchestar •Wte Healers Free estimates. in said matter may appear and 1987. Blue, 4 door. 43K The No. 8 Indians, two-time CCC because they both got ejected. She C all Dze or Paula 649-8802 ■Warm Air Fumaoes Contact Anjana Mshta Licensed and Insured. be heard at that time. miles. $3200. 644- Mr. Duff - Carter Chevrolet East champs, bow out at 17-5. was a key part in their breaking the freshman, lit it up in the & st half. 303 Bumiida Am., East Haitlord ■Bolers 645-7006 Elizabeth A. Bidwell; 4508. 1229 Main Street “All five of our losses were to top press and we started pressing and She had 17 of the Wreckers’ first 19 C all Tom Ass't Clerk 643-2711 points as Staples enjoyed a 29-20 528-7401 WIkmi OB Company SUBARU-1983 Manchester, CT 20 teams,” Manchester coach Joe they had problems.” Fully Computartead 871-8092 008-03 halftime bulge. TREE SERVICE/ Stationwagon. Good 646-6464 DePasqua reminded. “We had a shot When the pair exited. Staples had condition. $800 or best to go ^ead, but missed it and they a 39-32 lead after a series of techni­ , Dieterle had 14 first-half points PRUNING 91 CARS FOR SALE 91CARSFOR8ALB ' for Manchester. ANJANA MEHTA NO JOB TOO SMALL 91 CARS FOR SALE offer. 643-6509 after 5. made i t ” cal foul shots. Two buckets from Let A Specialist “Manchester made some good of­ Inetant Servioe/Free Estimates EickhofTs bucket came after a senior Shelly Dieterle (20 points), a j complele computer­ HAWKES TREE SERVICE fensive and defensive adjustments Bath/Ntchen Remodeling Do It! mad scramble which saw the 3-pointer from freshman Julie Smart ized Aaxwrang/Bookeeping One Cat Does It At Bucket, truck & chipper. but they never were able to get over and Income Tax Services. Stump removal. Free ,jTONY MARCH BUICK CIVIC TONY MARCH BUICK-CMC Wreckers’ Shana Perry grab an of­ and a Patty Hombostel bucket with 30 Years Expertonoe WATERPROOFING 2:11 left, off a Dieterle steal, tied it the hump, again because of the bas­ Call Anytime M&M Plumbing & Heating estimates. Special sRfrarwTTiTnfTaTSKinKFTiMKsmtTfKTmTn-i fensive rebound, and shuffle it to her ket by Eickhqff,” Huydic said. consMeration kx elderty and WET BASEMENTS? in the lane. EickhofTs left-handed at 41-all. 645-7006 handicapped Manchester had two possessions The basket that would end Hatchways, foundation cracks, banker kissed off the glass, {X'oving 647-7553 to go ahead, but couldn’t get a shot Manchester’s season. taXperta sump pumps, tile lines, gravity to be the game’s final points. 1991 to go down. STAPLES (43) — Jatsica Qallman 10 3-5 24, Bqpcricnoedftrdraatntiata'Ihx feeds, and dry wells. Also damp­ i^€01991 BUICK skyla rk GMC SONOMA “That (basket) was critical be­ OanMIa D aiF buM 2 3-4 7, Nlda Efokhofl 1 LA W N CARE Preparation & Planning ELDER CARE ness proffing of conaete waits cause U stopped the tide which was “We got some big defensive 0-0 S, Sophia Burka 0 0-0 0, Shana Parry 1 0-1 Oom potailsad J r 4DOOR SEDAN PICKUP ^^*1187 2, Malssa QIarmn 2 2-2 6. Michalla Uu 1 0-1 and floors. Chimney dean outs, Loonsid Austw/M inchwtoi HTBid becoming overwhelming,” Huydic rebounds after some shots from in 2. Totals 17 8-13 43. V aty atfordabls Slone walls, and concrete repairs. said. “MLichester was putting it to close wouldn’t fall for MANCHESTER (41) — Shelly Diatorle 10 0-0 Estate Planning Available Snow Plowing; Leaves NEED HELP? LOOKING FOR HELP — Manchester High’s Mary Moriarty has the basketball, and looks for 20, Jen Brindisi 2 0-2 4, Amy Shurrakar 2 2-2 Personalized Ghent Servloe “Helping Hands" Over 40 years experienced. Sen­ help as Staples’ Shana Perry (44) and Alicia Eickhoff (40) defend In Thursday night’s Class us, particularly after the ejections (Manchester),” Huydic said. “Let’s 6, Maty Moriarty 1 2-2 4, PstV Homtroatal 1 0-0 Raked and Trees Cut; ior citizen dscounts. and it was starting to look r ^ dark. face it, we got aw&IIy lucky. Some 2. JuRa Smart 20-0 5, Sharon Fish 0 0-0 0. To- For appointm ent call Gutters and Garages Homemaker and 0 , 5 7 5 ‘ 6 , 9 3 4 LL second-round dash at Clariie Arena. Eickhoff's hoop with 63 seconds left lifted Staples tala18 4-641 BobM ioedU Cleaned companion services Albert Zuccaro But we got the b ^ e t and it was real of the in-close shots they missed 3-polnt goals; M- Srmrt: S- J.Gelman past the Indians, 43-41. big,” he understated. might have come fimn the pressure Halftime: 29-20 Staples M aiy W hitaker Call 643-9996 Manchester and vicinity. Waterproofing 645-7370 646-3501 Call 644-3564 646:3361 1991 BUICK LESABRE 1991 GMC SIERRA 1500 O H rwoia faLAyMaTi^sBivicE to noHr uoovfXinQ inoidfiQ ucoounto 4 DOOR SEDAN PICKUP 4X41/2 TON J 3 r - tor aito hnn MaMn. Let A Specialist • U m ii Cut A Trim MISCELLANEOUS Let A Specialist a Fomal Hadg* Tfimrrfog East sees ACC title slip away in overtime > m Do It! a Traw a ahrwM Planlad SERVICES a Piunkia • Spal Saadkn a Fartibar Do It! z! a ViaaWbla Qardana Boto-Tilad 5 1 5 , 9 4 9 By JIM TIERNEY without its le^ing scorer, junior P J. minuta overtime session. Clemons Chris Paradiso (game-high 25 The 6-7 Williams and 6-9 The Cadets threatened to run Hua WlSlaii farknatoa GSL Bulldino ^ ^ ^ ^ ‘ 1 2 , 4 9 6 Monahan (18.5 points per game). points, four 3-pointers and 10 as­ away with this one after a Clemons O CD teewrHatee faraentoie ROOFING/ Manchester Herald scored eight points, including a pair counterpart Matt Gras (19 points) S t t - I S l I No moral victories, though, exist sists) and a layup by junior Rob trey put them tq>. 38-24, with 2:55 2 -< TRAVEL Maintenance Co. SIDING of deep 3-pointers, in the finid eight scored mily five points tqriece after Commerclal/Residentlal ALL PRICES INCLUDE $600 FIRST-TIME BUYER AND FACTORY REBATES TRUMBULL — Close just won’t in the mind of Eagle coach Bill Fin­ minutes, and added five more points Penders (10 points, seven rebounds) halftime. left l^ o re halftime. East scored the MEHTA nUVEL building repair and home negan. in overtime. slashed the deficit to 73-71 with 14 “They’ve have three real good next e i^ t points before Donnelly hit F u l m t 'Ac u U k H ■flunoy PHIL'S LAWN CARE LIONEL COTE be good enough anymore for the Domaafe A InlafnaliOfMir LANDSCAPING Improvements. Interior and East Catholic boys’ basketball team, “You can’t be satisfied after a “He (Qemons) was throwing up ticks left. games againt each other,” Montelli a coast-to-coast layup just before in- F u iy ectrpM forliud m »ni«>lon« ROOFING & SIDING USED USED • Spring d s m U p exterior painting, light car­ concerning its annual meetings loss,” Finnegan said. “It’s a game shots all game,” SL Joseph coach “Chris had a great game off the said. “You’ve got two of the besL if termisrion for a 4ft-32 Cadet lead. ■ndUoliMlne pentry. Complete janitorial •30 Years Experience PiolMtiontl pwMrafaad Mid •StutkighttarwBaMymainlenance we wanted to win. Especially under point and showed his leadership in The Eagles led after three 1990BUICKCENTURY $10,995 1987 CAVALIER Z-24 $6,490 against nemesis, St. Joseph High of Vito Mratelli said. “BuL Charles is not the two big men in the i ^ fcfondlyMfvio* • R stM a n liil 4 Commercial service. Experienced, reli­ ■Fully Insured the circumstances, we played a great the type of player who’ll either kill bringing us back,” Finnegan said. quarters, 48-47, outscoring Sl Joe’s CWanvMn* able, free estimates. Trumbull. state. Williams sJiowed me a lot o ^ A l l t e l 742-9540 ■License # 506737 1990 8,990 1985 4,990 Four times a year ago the two game.” you or you’ll love him,” “Chris has had his best games 16-7. O O ■U-MDoeon--_ * BUICK SKYLARK $ BUICK CENTURY $ tonight” CaKfortnaastimate 643-0304 646-9564 teams met and four times the Cadets The loss siuqis an eight-game MontelH loved him after this one. against the toughest teams.” Paradiso and Williams were 1988 ACURA INTEGRA $9,695 1985 FORD F-150 P/U $4,490 were victorious. Eagle win streak. “He’ll make some plays that’ll Clemons was fouled with seven East gained its biggest lead named to the all-toumey team along o o ^ Tw ice this season, before East (17-5) now awaits the seed- cause you to shake your head and seconds left He hit both ends of the (52-47) after a Gorman 12-footer with Jason Spahn of Notre Dame- 52 CD KIT t r CARLYLE by Larry Wright 1987 OLDS CIERA $5,990 1984 OLDS CUTLASS $4,280 LEGAL NOTICES 35 STORE ft OFFICE Thursday night’s All Connecticut ings and pairings — which will be the next minute he makes the big 1-and-l to seal the victory. dong the baseline with 7:11 left in West Haven, Corey Bike of Xavier- m CD regulation. lYailing 64-62 with 1:25 SPACE______Conference Tournament title game, released today — for the Class L play to win the game,” Montelli St. Joseph sophomore point gaurd Middletown and Gras. NOTICE OF HEARING the pair met. Twice the Cadets were State tournament which begins next said. Mike Donnelly (13 points) was left Matt Ryan fouled Clemons, ST. JOSEPH (7S) — Ed Haydan 4 0-2 S, O IN THE MATTER OF victOTious. week. Wayne Williams (15 points, 15 named the tourney’s most v^uable who missed the front end of a 1- John Shannon 1 4-7 6, Man Grat S 3-5 19. SARA T. CRAMER MANCHESTER-Store/ a x x w - Mika Donnaly 5 3-513, Chailaa Clamona 7 3-5 Commercial use. Main Make that three times this season, St. Joseph, winners of 11 straight re b o u ^ ) scored the first hoop of player. and-1. 21, Daamond Ailia 1 04) 2, Tananoa Spain 0 m > Pursuant to an order of Hon. SL near Canter St. 646- overtime, giving the Eagles a 66-64 Junior reserve guard Brian Got- Pmders hit a driving layiq> to tie 2-2 2, Ooug LahSia* 2 04) 4, Brian Maahan 0 William E. RtzGerald, Judge, following the Cadets’ riveting 75-71 games, moves to 19-3. 04)0.Tototo2815-26 75. a hearing will be held on an 2426. Weekdays 9am- MG overtime victory over the Eagles Xavier beat Notre Dame-West lead with 1:57 left. S t Joseph scored man and junior forward Mike Marsh the game at 64 with 1:08 to go, and EAST CATMOUC (71) — Rob Pandara 5 0-1 5pm. TRUCK scored nine and six points, respec­ he was fouled by Desmond Artis. 10 Mika Marah 3 04) 6, Whyna WIMama 6 M ? ^ application requesting before a raucous crowd, including a Haven, 49-46, in the consolation the next nine points to take a 73-66 J 3 > / p ^ A C A T authorization to compromise 10 Chria Rvadlaa 10 1-2 25. Matt Ryan 1 2-4 MANCHESTER-294 Main 722 WETHERSFIELD AVE. HARTf ORD 249-1301 large East contingent. game. lead with 33 seconds remaining. tively, for the Eagles. It was Gor­ Penders missed the free throw. John 4. Brian (Somaui 4 1-1 0. Erie Vibbarta 1 04) 2. and settle a doubtful and dis­ St. Store/Offica for rent. man’s season-high. Shatmon missed the ftont end of a Totaa30 7-14 71. puted claim in favor of said East is 0-15 against St. Joseph. Cadet junior guard Charles A Clemons 3-point play gave the Approximately 600 TONY MARCH BUICK CMC TONY MARCH BUICK GMC'^ What qualified East’s perfor­ Clemons (team-high 21 points, four Cadets the lead for good at 69-66. “Brian Gorman and Mike Marsh 1-and-l with seven seconds left, but 3-poM goala: SJ- Clamona 4. EC- R va d io DON'T pgc0t€iH 4.' estate, as in said application square feat. February 4. on file more fully appears, at East didn’t quit. had siq/er games fw us,” Fumegan East couldn’t get off a good shot cAmiP 1st occupancy. Call mance as exceptional was that for 3-pointers) victimized l ^ t in both Hamma; 40-32 SLJotaph Probate Court for the Bob. 649-1147 or 646- the second game in a row it was the fourth quarter and the three- A 3-pointer by junior point guard stated. before the buzzer sounded. RaguMion: 64-al D b ^ IT District of Manchester 3824. III 66 C enter S tree t DRIVE A NISSAN THEN DECIDE' To y^A)* P.O. Box 191 (plUllJJMORSAtR Manchester, CT 06040 f h im •IttUMU • MTHFWDIR • TRUCKSl Sliding Whaler^ on March 14, 1991 at 10XX) Celtics are facing 91 CARS FOR SALE AM. ______iPaetoryDiractDMlerPriciiHi— All persons having an interest ButimiBaildXAainWdXRnttorv Invoicol in said matter may appear and C H A U m e QUALITY: DE CORIflER NISSAN RANKED #1 IN OWNER SATISFACTKWI be heard at that time. Schaller in fourth place some difficult tests ^ '1 Elizabeth A. Bidwell, Ass’t Clerk Quality DRIVE A 1991 SENTRAl D R IV E A 1991 S T A N Z A ! By HOWARD ULMAN (18-37). Pre-Owned Autos CHICAGO (AP) — The Chicago They also have one game in hand The Celtics did regain one 009-03 NEW 1991 SENTRA E NEW 1991 STANZA XE Blackhawks aren’t looking for any The Associated Press Value Priced 2 Door Sedan. 4 Speed 4 Door Sedan, 5 Speed over Chicago. wetqion Wednesday night. Bird’s • IN I by NEA. Inc. help to catch the league-leading St. The Blackhawks’ remaining 14 NOTICE TO CREDITORS USED CAR BEST BUYS! aotTSTe BOSTON — It’s back to reality shooting eye. ESTATE OF 19I7BMW329 $11,700 Louis Blues. games include four against first- U st$8590 Ust $12,175 LEGAL NOTICES MAVIS SMALL They helped themselves a little place opponents, and they all come fw the Bosum Celtics. 3B STORK ft OFnCK V-6,5 Speed, Loaded, Clem In his previous four games he had a /k /a CHALLENGE $ 0 0 0 0 Thursday nighL beating Hartford in a row: the Rangers March 10, Los Larry Bird regained his shooting SPACK______MAVIS M. SM AU 19M L in co ln Town C w $ 3 ,9 0 0 PRICE 9 9 9 9 touch, they’re wiiming at home 51 points and made 32.9 percent of Court of Probate Loeded, Excelenl Oondilion < ^ * ^ * 7 9 9 9 6-3 as the Blues tied the New Ywk a /k /a Angeles March 14 and St. Lotas agaiiL and a true test of their poten­ his shots. Against Minnesota, he MANCHESTER OFFICE- District of Hanchsstar MAVIS MARIE W A LL 19M Honda Accord $9,900 Rangers 4-4. March 16-17. scored 35 points and made 12 of 21 NOTICE OF HEARING tial confronts them in their next two 450 Square feet Prime The Hon. W illiam E. Ua Coupe, 5 Spd., A/C, Loaded DRIVBA m HAnOBODY PICKUP THUCKI D R IV E A 1991 M A X IM A ! “Now, we’re just two behind the ESTATE OF “In the month of March, and with auempts, including four of six 3- location. $225/month. RtzGerald, Judge of the Court NEW 1991 HARDBODY NEW 1991 MAXIMA QXE ^ games. CATHERINE M. PERETTO, 19UVWJcttaOL $7JM)0 Blues,” Steve Thomas said, “but we big games coming up, everyone has pointers. 647-9223 or 643-7175. of Probate, District of 4x2 PICKUP Luxury Sedan They play host to two of the a Voluntary Auto. AC, AM/FM Stereo S Spead can’t expect other teams to come to Manchester at a hearing held to look in the mirror and nuke a Conservatorship 1917 Chiytlar Lsberon $5,700 aw *7604 S k *7666 NBA’s b « t teams — San Antrmio “I haven’t been playing that well. on February 25. 1991, or­ our rescue.” commitment to themselves.” Coupe, Auto, /VC, PS, PB, AM/FM Uet $18,974 tonight and Portland on Sunday I wanted to get my total game back Pursuant to an order of Hon. dered that all claims must be U et$S845 Indeed they can’t. On paper, at Thomas said. 1997 Aoura Legend $11,900 afternoon — after beating one of the and get it back quick because we LEGAL NOTICE William E. RtzGerald, Judge, presented to the fiduciary at c h a l l e m ^ % Y Q Q CHALLENGE*,: $ 4 leastjiot many of the Blues’ remain­ dated February 20, 1981 a the address below. Failure to Sedaa V4, Auto, Loaded, Sunroof PRICE PRICE■ I O i ing opponents should be much of a Jeremy Roenick put Chicago o i worst Wednesday night. have two big games,” Bird said. hearing will be held on an ap­ promptly present any such 19M Honda Accord- $10,900 the board Thursday night with a The Celtics struggled at times, but th ^ t. Their last 15 games include “The Celtics needed a picktq) and N O TIC E T O CREDITO RS plication praying for authority claim may result in the loss of LXI Sedan, Auto, A/C. Loaded power play goal at 6:39 of the first still beat Mitmesou 116-111. That to sell certain real property DRIVE A 1990 PATHFINDER! D R IV E A 1991 2 4 0 S X l only one against a team now in first he stepped forward,” Minnesota 1 rights to recover on such ESTATE O F 19»701daCultaoa8upi $6,900 He assisted on Michel Goulet’s tally game, their first in Boston in 21 ARTHUR a HOLMES situated in the Town of claim . NEW 1990 BRAND NEW place — Boston on March 7. That coach Bill Musselman said. “It's not Manchester, Country of V-8, Apto, Ful Power, Wire Wheels PATHFINDER SE 1991 240 SX SE 2:35 later. days, is their only break in a chal­ Sandra Haun, game and the home-and-home series like they had just won three in a The Hon. W illiam E. Hartford as in said application 19N Plymouth Horizon $2,700 4 Door, Loaded Fastback, 5 Speed lenging six-day stretch that began RIzQetald, Judge of tfie Court Clerk ■aLfTzai aw *7622 with Chicago are their most serious Randy Cunneyworth cut the row.” on fle more fu5y appears, at 5 Spd., PS, AM/FM, Economy C v with a 129-99 loss in Chicago llies- —1 •of Probate, Oletrict of the Court of Probate on March The fiduciary is: Uet $23,529 Ust $16,559 threau the rest of the way. Whalers’ deficit to 2-1 at 10:36. Maneheetw atvO hoering held 1994ToyotaCiUca $3,400 day night. Boston can’t be as careless with a 12,1991 at 10:00 A.M. John V. Small CHALLENGE CHALLENGE*, Greg Gilbert and ^^^yne Presley on Febniaiy 26, 1991, or­ ST Coupe, 5 Spd., AX), Very Clean Boston leads the Atlantic 14 Bond Street PRICE PRICE scored 54 seconds apart early in the big lead against its next two op­ dered tfutt u olaima must be Eteabeth A. Bidwel, Manchester, CT 06040 19MChevroM Corsica $8,500 M 9 , 9 9 9 *1 4 . 7 9 9 Division, Chicago is Uq>s in the A s s 't C lerk second. ponents. The Spurs beat the Celtics presented to tie iduoiary at 0034)3 Sedan, V-8, Auto, A/C, Power Group Coventry Central. Portland is the best in the in their only meeting this season, the addrsec below. Failure to 007-03 1999 Ford F-2504X4 $12,500 D R IV E A 1991 3 0 0 Z X I DRIVBA m i 4x4 NISSANPiaiUP TRUCK! “We were in the game after the promptly presont any uKsh BRAND NEW 1991 SE KING CAB Ruific and San Antemio took over and the Trail Blazers’ 44-12 record NOTICE TO CREDITORS Pkdujp, ve, S Spd., A C , Lariat Pkg. BRAND NEW 1991 first period, but those two goals in .(ig im may reeull In ttta toes of NO TICE TO CREDITORS 300 ZX TURBO COUPE V 6,5 Speed, Air Conditioning, first in the Midwest by beating is the NBA’s best ESTATE OF 1967 CtwvroMC-20 4X4 $10,800 1:18 of the second period broke our rights to reoovor on such ESTATE OF SSpeed Stereo, Bedliner game at 6 Portland twice last Sunday ..and lliesday night’s loss to the Bulls datoi. JEANNE MARIE LOW ROSE MARIE HAYES Pickup V-8, Auto, A/C, Full Power m .tn » a *i.*766» backs,” said Hartford coach Rick a /k /a lliesday night. enabled (Zhicago to pass the Celtics a /k /s 1967 Acura Legend $13,900 Uet $35,525 Ust $14,329 MANCHESTER — The Ley. Sandra Haun, ROSE M. HAYES Before beating Minnesota, Boston for the Eastern Conference’s best 9 JEANNE M. LOW Sedan, V-6, Auto, Sunrool, Loaded Coventry High girls’ basketball C totk CHALLENGE had dropped three of its previous rec(Md. (Zhicago is 40-14, Boston Tho Hon. W illiam E. The Hon. William E. 1999 Acura Legend $19,900 PRICE team (17-6), the No, 8 seed, The Whalers’ winless streak Thefiduoiaiyis: ^ * ^ ^ * 3 0 , 9 9 9 »1 2 . 8 RtzGerald, Judge of the Court RtzGerald, Judge of the Court LS Sedan, V-6, Auto, A ir Bag, Leather clashes with top-ranked Northwest reached four games (0-3-1). four games, including its last two. 41-15. Shirley B. Hblmae o f Probate, District of of Probate, District of 19M Honda Prelude Si $11,700 “We were four points ahead of “It was important for us to play c/o Ronald Jaoobe, Eeq. Manohoster at a hearing held Manchester at a hearing held Catholic (20-1) tonight at 6 at “Chicago knew it was a big game. Main Street Auto, Loaded, Low Miiec Buffalo 10 days ago and we had our well,” against the Timberwolves, 148 on February 19,1991 ordered on February 26...1991 ordered Manchester High School’s Clarke We know it was a big game," Bird Manchector.Cr 06040 1990 Aoura Inlegra $13,500 chances to pole vault ahead of them, Bird said. “We did at times, and I that all claims must be that all claims must be Arena in a Class S state tourna­ said. “Thank God it wasn’t a playoff Scott B. Hdmae presented to the fiduciafy at LS Sedan, Auto, /VC, Ful Power WE’RE NUMBER 1!!! but we’ve blown iL" Ley said. “We think we'll be all right for the next presented to the fidudaiy at the address below. Failure to ment quarterfinal game. game,” c/o Ronald Jaoobe, Eeq. toe address below. Failure to 19M Mercury Cougar $7,995 DE CORMIER NISSAN RANKED NUMBER 1 1N NISSAN'S CONSUMER SATISFACTION The Patriots advanced to the had a lot of no-shows tonight. Every two games. t48MMn8trsst promptly prosent any such promptly present any such V-6, Auto, Ful Power,/VC time things start to look good, we “We need some really hard prac­ Mandiestor, CT 06040 INDEX OUT OF 16 NISSAN DEALERSHIPS IN THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT quarterfinals with a 56-46 win over The Celtics weren’t thrilled with otabn may rssutt in toe toss of claim may result in toe toes of 1969 Ponlloe Oran Prix $9,605 tices.” he added. “We have some big hta to recover on such rights to recover on such - SEE US FIRST & SEE WHY WE’RE NUMBER 11ll - Stamford Catholic Wednesday take a step backwards.” Tha/UaocMtod PraM their performance against Minnesota Pamela Pottsrton V-6, Auto, Loadod, Low Milee games coming up and, hopefully, c/o Ronald Jacobs, Esq. Im . claim . night. Northwest Catholic defeated either but “we’ll take it" guard 2 Buffalo, 5-1 winners at Quebec, NO YOU DON’T — Hartford defenseman Grant Jennings we’ll play better than” they did Brian Shaw said. “Everyboidy’s just 148 Main Street Sandra Haun, Sandra Haun, 268 BROAD BTREET • MANCHESTER Granby, 52-37, to advance. moved a point ahead of Hartford Manchestor, CT 06040 C lerk C lerk SCHALLER (25) has a firm hold on Chicago’s Mike Peluso and prevents against Minnesota. glad to be back on our home floor.” 9 The Coventry-Northwest winiier into third place in the Adams Despite letting a 15-point lead Susan Haberem Tbsiduchwis: The fiduciary is: ACURA CORMIER^®g®“ ™ |g ^ , meets the (Tanton-CromwcU win­ him front getting to the puck In their NHL game Thursday The Celtics will have to contend c/o Ronald Jacobs, Esq. VinoentL Diana Donna N. Palmer Division. with 8:07 to go drop to four with tonight with David Robinson, who 345 CENTER STREET ner in the S semifinals Tliesday The victory was Belfour’s 36th, night at Chicago Stadium. The Blackhawks beat the Whalers, 148 Main B tiesi 1091 Main Bbeet 85 Constance Drive night at 7 at a :.:te to be announced. 1:36 left, Boston was able to use its had 25 points and 21 rebounds Manohestor, CT 06040 M»Khoster,CT 06040 Manchester, CT 06040 MANCHESTER most in the league. 6-3. 647-7077 siqierior talent to hold off Minnesota against Pc^and lUesday night ■0054» 00 64 )3 0044)3 18—MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. March 1.1991 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. March 1,1991—19 Sizzling Hawks burn the Blazers In Brief.. Bruins get needed win at right time BOSTON (AP) — Boston goalie Andy Moog’s 12th By JOHN KREISER geles Clippers 83, Houston 80. Coleman added. 21 points and The Nuggets outshot the Lakers Reaugh may return for playoffs career shutout was an easy one. And as far as he’s con­ The Associated Press The Hawks, now 24-4 at home, reboimds to lift New Jersey 46 field goals to 45 and made six 3- HARTFORD (AP) — Hartford Whalers rookie goalie cerned, it couldn’t have come at a better time. got a big lift from their bench. At­ visiting Milwaukee. pointers to two for Los Angeles, but Daryl Reaugh may able to return for the playoffs if his “The beA fqiproach we could take to this game tonight The Pordand Trail Blazers may be lanta’s reserves outscored their Petrovic Wt a 3-pointer with 3:59 LA hit 29 of 38 free throws, includ­ severe hamstring injury heals quickly, the team physician Portland counterparts 43-25. to play to snap an 82-82 tie. He ing 9-for-9 by Johnson, while the stud. was to forget about any other game we p l a ^ recently,” the NBA’s best team, but they were Moog said after Boston’s 5-0 win over the luqiless New no match for the Atlanta Hawks, the The Trail Blazers got 20 points added two free throws and Mookie Nuggets were lO-for-14. Retnigh suffered a substantial tear in his semi-ten­ each from Terry Porter, Kevin Duck­ Blaylock followed with a steal and The Lakers, who ftnished 4-2 on Ybrk Islanders Thursday night Rookie Kdi Hodge had a league’s hottest home team. dinosis muscle on Diesday in V^nnipeg while mniring a hat trick for the second time in dght games. The Blazers led 80-72 late in the worth and Clyde Drexler, who was layup to make it 89-82. the road trip, went ahead for good Iddt save of a Dave MeUwain shot. Dr. Jected to win to n i^ t We are far someone had to do something for us “You’ve got to stand up for what Mii±ael Adams led Denver with to win,” said Battle, who had 18 of you believe in,” Drexler said. “I did three-poiiu play wrapped up the 31 points. Terry Teagle topped the his 26 points in the final period. “We get pretty iq>set, but I shouldn’t have Nets’ second straight victory and Lakers with 23. Ylhlcs name Mattingly captain just smelled the victory and we lost my cool. But sometimes you got fourth in the last five games. Clippers 83, Rodeets 80: Akeem FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) — Don Mattingly NHL Roundup charged at them full speed.” to stand iq) for w ^ you believe in.” Heat 100, Pistons 98: Sherman Olajuwon looked as if he’d never was picked Thursday to be the 10th ctqitain in the history Battle had nine points and Duane ' “I don’t blame him at all,” Douglas scored 27 points, including been gone, scoring 24 points and of the New Ybrk Yh^ees. ahead of them in the point race. This was <»e we should Ferrell added seven as the Hawks Portland coach Rick Adelman said. the tie-breaking basket with 1:13 left grabbing 16 rebounds in his frrst “It’s one of the biggest thrills I’ve had and one of the have put them away. We really took the play to them.” turned the 80-72 deHcit into a 94-85 “You get frustrated after a while. as Miami handed visiting Detroit its game b ^ after missing 25 with an best honors I’ve had in bareball,” Mattingly said after New Yorit’s Brent Sutter concurred. lead. Battle carped the surge when They took his arm off down at our fourth consecutive loss. eye injury. But his return didn’t help manager Stung) Merrill annouiKed his decision at a team “We never played well, basically,” he said. “That’s he barely beat the shot clock with a end and there was just nothing. I Douglas’ driving 8-footer the Rockets, who lost for the meeting before a workout at Fait Lauderdale Stadium. whA it comes down to. I hope every one of us is tqiset 3-pointer from the right comer with don’t understand that.” snapped a %-96 tie and he followed seventh strai^t time at the Los An­ “I’m sure if we put it to a vote it would have come out aboA i t If not then we’re taking the easy way out” 5:49 to play. Knidcs 100, Spurs 93: New York with a steal that led to Grant Long’s geles Sports Arena. the same guy I qipdnted,” Merrill said. Moog, making his firA start in the Boston nA since a A The Trail Blazers, who lost their spotted San Antonio a 19-1 lead, follow shot. Ron Harper had 21 points and Previous Yhnkees captains were Hal Chase, Roger Jan. 31 knee iiyury, had 19 saves in chalking up his third third in a row, got within three then got 27 points and 15 rebounds Vinnie Johnson got the last two of Darmy Marming added nine of his Peckitpnigh. Babe Ruth, Everett Scott, Lou Gehrig, , shAout of the seasmi. points with 4:26 remaining, but Bat­ from PUrick Ewing to win its fourth his season-high 32 points by hitting 15 in the foiuth quarter for the Clip­ Thunhan Munson, Graig Nettles, Ylftllie Randolph and''^ “I’ve been ready to play for two weeks,” be sAd. tle had five points in an 8-0 run that in a row and earn consecutive home a pair of free throws with 29 pers, who won despite the absence Ron Guidry. “Reggie (Lemelin) was playing well A the time. I can ThG Am o c M mI Pi m 0 put the game away. victories for the first time since seconds left. But after a 24-second of leading scorer Ken Norman^ out “If I can be like these people. I’m thrilled about it.” live with that I feel 100 perceA and ready to play when­ G o t c h a — Boston's John Carter (31) grabs a hold of the jersey of Bill Berg of the New Vbrk “What a g : ^ effort,” Atlanta early January. violation, the Heat bottled up John­ with a sprained ankle. The Clippers said Mattingly, who turns 30 in April and has the greatest ever (coadi Mike Milbury) wants me to.” coach Bob Weiss said. “We’ve just A jumper by Gerald Wilkins, who son and Joe Dumars (30 points), held Olajuwon scoreless in the final length of service of any current Yhnkee. Hedge’s three goals gave him 22 for the season. Islanders In their NHL game Thursday night at Boston Garden. The Bruins blanked the Is­ been playing great every night at had 22 points, gave the Kniclu the forcing Gerald Henderson (no quarter. “I never expected this back in August” he said. “I landers, 5-0. home. Our b r a ^ was fantastic.” lead for good at 89-87 with 2:42 left points) to miss on an 18-footer at the “I played him more minutes than didn’t thuik I’d be any place, let done Boston. Now Four share Doral Open lead CAisidered no big deA. Dominique Wilkins added 25 as the Spurs dropped behind Utah in buzzer. I expected to; but since he’s been they’re showing a lot of confidence in me by putting me Rangers 4, Blues 4: Sergio Momesso ended an eight- Ba it may have turned into their biggest deA of the points for Atlanta and Glenn Rivers the Midwest Division race. Lakers 121, Nuggets 108: M a^c out for so long, I thought he played Th* AmooM mI Ptm* MIAMI (AP) — Rocco Mediate, Keith Clearwater, out on the power play. You never expeA that when you game goA drought when he scored on a rebound at 8:08 had 21. David Robinson scored 23 points Johnson had 18 points and 14 assists well,” Houston coach Don (Chaney SHARP WATCH — San Antonio's David Robinson, center, Jim Hallett and Chip Beck shot 6-unto-par 66s to share year. of the third period, lifting St. Lows to a tie with tte gA caUed iq).” With a 20-8-2 recAd, the unherAded goAtendA has In other NBA games, it was New while Sean Elliott and Terry Cum­ as the Lakers wrapped up a six- said of Olajuwon, who wore goggles goes up for a shot while New York's Charles Oakley, left, and the lead after the first round of the Doral-Ryder Open. Hodge wA adquired by Boston lAt AuguA from the RangAs. York 100, San Antonio 93; New Jer­ mings each had 19 for San Antonio. game road trip by ^ tin g Denver to protect the eye, “His timing’s off After opening with three consecutive “5’s,” Mediate been a key factor in the Kings’ rise to tte top of tte The point increased the Rangers’ lead ova second- Patrick Ewing (33) wait for the rebound in their NBA game Mirmesota North Stars, who gave up on him after three Smythe IMvision. Thursday mght’s perfAmance was sey 98, I^lwaukee 93; Miami 100, Nets 98, Bucks 93; Drazen for the eighth straight time and a little, which is what I expected, chiigred in for birdies on the next two holes. That opened seasons on the Kalamazoo farm team m the InlemationA place Philadelphia in the Patrick Division to six points. D ^ i t 98; the Los Aiigeles Lakers Petrovic scored 10 of his 22 points handing the Nuggets dieir 10th loss and his stamina is down. But with a Thursday night at Madison Square Garden. The Knicks beat a stretch in which he birdied five of six holes and — just typicA, with Berthiaume m ^ing 23 saves to lead a 4-2 Both have 14 games remaining. Hockey League. viAory over Wituiipeg. 121, Denver 108; and the Los An­ in the final four minutes and £>errick in 11 games. practice or two, he’ll be fine.” the Spurs, 1(X)-93. as he’s done all year Icmg — put himself among the tour- Called up to the Bruins on O ct 27 after playing eight Mike Garmer had two goAs and an assiA fA tte luunent leaders. “He’s juA been playing so well overAl,” Kings coach Rangers, giving him 12 goAs and 10 assists in his laA 14 games in Mrine, Hodge is now moving into contention Tbm WebstA sAd. Berthiaume, who suqq>ed 23 shots, Mark O’Meara, Dan Farstnan, Tbm Purtzer, Billy Ray fw rookie of tte yeA bonAs. He is second to Sergei games. Brown. Billy Glasson. Wayne Levi and club pro Greg won fA the third strAght time and improved his record Young gets Fedwov of Detroit in rookie scoring. against Smythe Division teams to 7-1-1. Sabres 5, Nordiques 1: Dave Aiulreychuk scored tbs In Brief.. Trenary looks CeruUi were a stroke bebdnd the leaders. Ray Bourque assisted At all three Hodge goals and With greens softened by a series of showers, sewing The viAory was the sixth in a row for the Kings, who tiebreaker in the second period and Benoit Hogue. added one hhnself to run his personA scoring streak to earliA had seven consecutive wins, tops in the this cliiKbed it with two third-period goAs as BuffAo b ^ was unusually low on the Blue Mwister course at Doal. seven goals and 23 assists fA 30 poinu in the laA 21 his chance More dun half the 144-num field broke par. season. (^ebec behind the strong goAtending of Clint MAtf- MHS swim has good results for fresh start games. Rob Blake, Mike Donnelly, Marty McSorely and Luc chuk. EAST HARTFORD — The Manchester High boys’ Kings 4, Jets 2: When Daniel Berthiaume was ac- RobitAUe scored for Los Angeles. Fu Elynu^ and Ed The Nordiques, last in the overAl standings, are now swimming team came away with a couple of good results with Bosox McEnroes in the quarterfinals qiured by tte Los Angeles Kings in tte off-seasAi. it was Olzcyk had Witmipeg’s goAs. wiAess in their last nine games (0-7-2). By BARRY WILNER at Thursday’s CCC East Divisional Meet at East Hartford CHICAGO (AP) — Seventh-seeded Patrick McEmoe The Associated Press High. survived a barrage of 13 aces by Nicolas Pereira to join Matt hfrner won the 200 freestyle in 1:57.04 while By DAVE O'HARA his brother, top-seeded Jdm, in the quarterflruds of the NEW YORK — The most difficult year of Jill Tren- Kiric Ringblomn was second in diving with a total of The Associated Press______Volvo Chicago tennis tournament McEnroe says computer rankings a ‘copout’ O H ary’s career now has brought a coaching change. 20932 points. The 200 free relay foursome of Todd Patrick M ^tuoe beat Pereira 6-4,7-6 (7-3). r - The three-time U.S. figure skating champion and Erickscm, Mike Lenehan, Dave Phillips and Miner took WINTER HAVEN, Fla. — Left­ Jdm McEmoe faces Germany’s Alexander Mronz and CHICAGO (AP) — JAiii McEnroe He is below such fAgettable ruunes as roe climb the ratings laddA. reigning world champion, has switched from C^lo Fassi, ning Wimbledon three times and the U 3. S ^ second place with a school-reccHd time of 1:38.67. hander Matt Young is 27 games Patrick McEiuoe faces second-seeded Richey Reneberg says tte new men’s tennis rankings are a Guy Forget (No. 5) of France, Thomas Still, McEiuoe’s ranking was good > m teai^er of Olympic champions, to Carol Heiss-Jenldns, Opra foA times. under 300 in his nuyor league in quarterfinal matches. “copout” thA’s bad fa the sport. MustA ^ o . 9) of Austria and Sweden’s enough to hmd him tte top seed in the H o the 1960 Olympic gold m c^ ist. “If I feel like I’m in the top five, Umpires to hold clinics career, but his name is in the r e o ^ UndA the men’s pro tennis tom’s new Jonas Svansson (No. 12). Volvo Tbnms-Chicago tournament, where knAking at the door and have a chance, “Maybe being around different skaters, a different en­ In another second-round match. Grant Connell upset MANCHESTER — The Manchester Board of Ap- books with Walter Johnson, Don system, a playA’s ranking is determined “Just because som eb^y plays 25 tom- he will face Germany’s AlexandA Mronz that’s enough for me right now,” he sAd. O CO vironment and a different coach can contribute to a new fourth-seeded Luiz Matter 6-1,6-7 (3-7), 6-3. z -< {X’oved Baseball Umpires will hold a clinic for new Drysdale, Bob Gibson and 17 other by his beA 14 tournaments. T te old sys­ naments more than me doesn’t nlean he in a quarterfinA m at^ today. motivation,” Heiss-Jenkins said. “There won’t be any McEnroe sAd he has been traveling people interested in woricing scholastic games on March pitchers. tem weighed average performance. should be ranked ahead of me,” McEnroe “I think everyAie woAd have liked to with a trairiA and physicA therapiA to major changes. We will just be honing what she does 4 a ^ 11 at the Mahoney Rec Center at 7 pm . each even­ And Young unknowingly may Slims event is postponed T te new rankings reward players who sAd. “But then maybe (tte top players) have had a stronger field, but it’s a good help keep himself in p e^ cotAidAi. ing. best, being feminine and elegant.” have clinched a job with the Boston PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (AP) — After waiting more appear in many tournaments because poA should play mAe so tluit more bozos opportumty for me,” McEmoe sAd. Fassi, who trained Peggy Heming, Dorothy Hamill. “1 feel like I’m serving betlA, I feel For further information, contact Gary Dopslaff Red Sox last Sept 9 when he struck than seven hours for the w e ^ e r to clear, officials of the showings arc dropped. don’t get ahead of us.” Being ranked No. 1 is not as important I’m moving qmte well,” he sAd. John Curry and Robin Cousins to Olympic crowns, (742-6128), Fred Rvlato (643-2809) or Ed Adzima out four batters in the first inning VirDnia Slims of Palm Springs posg)oned play. Heavy M c^oe was ranked fourth in late McEiuxre sAd he may play mote tow- to him as it once was and be woAd settle McEnroe sAd his game is improving. moved to Milan, Italy last fall. Trenary went there for (875-8034). while pitching Seattle to a 3-1 vic­ rain also halted play Wettoes^y with three matches in 1990, but be fell to 19th aitor playing in ruiments to increase hjs ranking. Winning fA cracking the top five, sAd the man “I like my chances against anybody oA 1 some training, but the new rink the Fassis were promis­ n ^ tory in Fenway Ruk. progress and two otters yet to start. only two tournaments since NovembA. the Volvo tournament woAd telp McEn­ who once was ranked No. 1 while win­ there,” he sAd. UConn baseball picked fourth ing had not been completed and the small, older r ^ they “I was on a pace to strike out 36, R O wodced at did not suit Trenary. The new rink is ready but I couldn’t keep it up,” Young o STORRS — The University of Connecticut baseball now, but Trenary no longer will work with the Fassis. team has been picked fourth in the 1991 Big East Con­ said of the record-tying feat Suliman jailing is sought 2 CD “A fresh new start might be good,” Trenary said. “It’s ference coaches’ preseason poll. Ibung struck out seven and al­ PATERSON, N J. (AP) — Lawyers for heavyweight Stewart takes Golden Eagles cruise along m CD unfortunate, but you are dealt what you have and you lowed just one run in seven innings Villanova is t ^ preseason pick of the coaches with have to deal with it." chamirioii Evander Holyfield ami George Rarettum ob­ P O five first-place votes and 46 points while Seton Hall was that day, impressing Boston tained a show cause order that asks a New Jersey judge As recently as two weeks ago, at the national cham­ manager Joe Morgan. picked second with two votes and 41 points. St. John’s pionships that Trenary missed with an ankle injury, she to jidl Wbrld Boxing Council president Jose Suliaman. O 5 was picked fourth with one first-place vote and 40 points. “We ran utto a good pitcher,” The order directs Suliaman to apqxiar next Thursday another shot after one fantastic start m > said she still considered Fassi and his wife Christa to be UConn was fourth with 32 points followed by Morgan said, ignoring Mocne’s 8-14 before New Jersey Superiw Court Judge Amos C. her coaches. But now Trenary will move from Colorado LBonsfd Atiilar/liBfiehMtei’ Mersld Providence 26, Boston College 17, Pittsburgh 12 and record at the time. “Ife was the same Saimders and defend allegations that he violated a tem­ By The Associated Press 5 « Springs. Colo., to Cleveland to work with Heiss-Jenkins. JUST LOOKING — Staples' Jessica Gelman holds the bas­ as always. He’s kind of wild, but he Georgetown 11. She had been training with Kathy CTasey, who took over porary restraining order isnied Nov. 27 against the WBC. at Reds’ Rijo X > . ketball over her head, looking for someone to pass to during also throws strikes.” UCmm, which was 29-17-1 and 12-9 in the Big East for the Fassis in Colorado Springs, since last fall. The WBC wants to strip Holyfield of its title and There are good starts and great last year, wcm the school’s first-ever Big East champion­ Thursday nighfs game. Gelman had 24 points in the Wreck­ In the record-equaling fust in­ award it to the wirmer of the March 18 f i ^ between By The Associated Press______starts. There are fast starts arA fan­ Her relationship with Casey never worked out — ning. Ybung struck out Jody Reed, ship and advanced to the NCAA tournament for the first Casey has several other highly regarded skaters in her ers' 43-41 victory that eliminated the Indians from state tour­ MSke Tyson and Razor Ruddock. tastic starts. time since 1979. UConn opens its ’91 season with a 12- Carlos Quintana and then Wade stable and her time for Trenary was more limited than Saunders ordered that the central matters of the case Dave Stewart sAd it in OctobA, and he still means Then there’s what No. 14 gaiTO Florida trip which begins March 9 with a game nament play. Boggs, who reached first base on a be decided by an arbitrator and issued the order to it — Jose Rijo an^ tte Cincinnati Reds are nA bettA Fassi’s. Southern Mississippi did Thursday against Western l^chigan in Lakeland, Fla. passed ball. Ellis Burks followed prevent any actions from being taken until the ar­ than tte Oakland Athletics. “It’s absolutely nothing personal,” Trenary said. mghL Omnecticut’s first tqrpearance iq) north is against Holy ^ th a single, but Young ended the “ThA’s tte way I see it,” Stewart smped Thursday, The Golden Eagles scored the “Kathy and I got dong well.” bitrator’s dedaion. Cross on March 19 at J.O. CTiristain Held. irming by striking out Mike Green- Lawyers for Hdyfield aiul Rtreman allege that the repeating tte claims he made minutes AtA the Reds game’s first 26 poitus and cruised Casey said she respects Tretuuy’s decision. NCAA doesn’t worry well. “She had to do what is necessary to get ready for WBC violated that order Monday when it issued a p rm swept Oakland in tte Wbrld Series. “Do I regret that past Southeastern Louisiana 85-60. Young, who has a lifetime record release saying it would declare the lyswi-Ruddock win­ I sAd it? No.” “It was a grcA way ft>r o a 1992,” Casey said. “I have no problems with Jill going of 51-78 after going 8-18 with the ner champion if it wins the arbitration. “I juA wouldn’t admit they were a better tenm than semAS to go out — in style,” elsewhere.” Buskers’ Osborne Mariners last season, now is a mem­ Southern Miss coach M.K. T\iric Fassi said Trenary would be more comfortable in we were. I don’t feel thA way now. They were juA ber of the Red Sox. He was signed sAd. Milan now that the new rink is ready. LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Nebnu- measure that a substantial majority Wingate won’t face charges b e ^ than us in foA games,” Stewart sAd. “I’m ka’s football coach says he’s not as a free agent for a reported $6.35 going to ^ on record now. We’ll be back next yeA. Southeastern did nA score fw tte “If^he would have come now, things would have been of the representatives of the people million for three years. ELUCOTT CITY, Md. (AP) — A prosecutor has T te question is, will Cincinnati be back?” first 7:13. When the visitors ended better than before,” he said. “Our situation over here is concerned about a bill signed by the of Nebraska want to send a strong “I liked what I saw of him last drd dtd against trying former San Antonio Spurs guard Stewart has some othA new opiniAis, too. Abom more established now.” govemm that pn^bits colleges and message on behalf of students to the universities f r m putting a limit on seasOT,” Morgan said. “He looked David Wingate for rape and the team said it will decide Rijo, who outpitched him twice and became tte Because of the ankle injury, Treruuy also will miss NCAA through enactment of this the amount of aid student adiletes legisladon,” Nelson said in a letter like he may have turned the corner in about a week whether to re-sign him. series MVP. NCAA Hoop defending her crown in the world championships at Howard County State’s Attorney William R. Hymes can receive. accompanying the signed bill. in his career. With a little better con­ Rijo, a 14-game winttA during the regulA seasAi, Munich, Germany later this month. Since she is out of trol, he can become a wirming marfu his decision after the complairumt said ste t)o “By sibling the bill into law, I sign^ a three-yeA, $9 nuUion contraA during tte the drought on Michael Wolfs 3- training, she decided to settle the coaching problems. Gov. Ben Nels<» on Thursday pitcher. He certainly has the arm. longer wanted to press durges. Wingate’s agent, Wil­ have jo in ^ th m in the fervent h c ^ wintA. Stewart, a fom-time 20-game winriA, gA a pointer, the crowd of 7,049 signed LB69, sponsored by Omaha The way he throws the ball you’d liam L. Strickland, said he would contact the Spurs on that this voluntary national or­ two-ycA, $7 rmllion extension in tte off-season. lespotAed with a standing ovation. Sen. Ernie Chambers. never Im w that he had an arm Sunday when the team plays the Bullets in Washington. ganization will do the right thing money has gotten ridicAous in tte game for Southern Miss (21-5) has “Whether it becomes law or not, operation a couple of years ago.” Matt Sperisen, a ^tokesman for the Spurs, said they Runnin’ Rebels there are a coiqile of things that and allow both needy and academi­ mediocre players,” Stewart said. “I’m not saying he’s clinched the Uq> seed in neA week’s cally talented young Americans to Y>ung won 11 games for Smtle would probably decide within a week whether to resume t)Ot worth $3 million. I’m saying I don’t think his make it so I’m not overly concerned in 1983 and 12 in 1986. He was 5-8 contract negodatiotu with Wingate. Metro Conference tournament and about it,” Nebraska football coach draw all the student aid for which statistics right now Lodicate te shoAd be paid thA will play Louisville in tte firA with 11 saves in 47 relief ^ipearan- Pjirtw this month, prosecutors in Bexar County. kind of nx»ey. TiiG A sso ctato d PfSM to finish year Tom Ostxxne said. they qualify,” the letter to the Legis­ round. Southeastern finished 9-19 in lature said. ces for the Los Angeles Dodgers in Tbxas, dropped other rape charges against Wingate, ac­ “Maybe they’re paying him on potentiA. You look DRIVING THROUGH — Arizona's Chris Mills, right, wriggles 1987, then missed the entire 1988 cused sexually assaulting a ^year-old woitum there its firA seasAi since suspending its “One thing is that we have a year “All of us are concerned about A his statistics tte 1 ^ two, three years and I don’t basketbAl program fA one yeA. around Oregon State's Henrik Ringmar after grabbing a loose LAS VEGAS (AP) — The NCAA has assured UNLV until inqilementaticn of the bill. The season before he underwent last June. improving students’ access to higher see $3 rmllion worth,” he said. “If you can get it, In OthA games. No. 4 North ball in their Pac-10 clash Thursday night in Corvallis, Oregon. it will not suspend any of its basketball players this other is that the NCAA will have to education and improving their chan­ reconstructive surgery on his left thA’s great I can appreciate that But a lot of guys 1 C ^ Iin a beat Clemson 91-74, No. 5 season for alleged violations involving incidet^ hotel elbow. Morceli sets indoor record The Wildcats rolled to a 103-65 victory. act sor players like myself who have Oregon Stole 103-65, No. 11 New fA-lO in the firA half for Georgia Bradley Booke said he has been told that the top- No. l i New Mexico State 67, Th* AMoeiatod Prasa $2,700 next year and it’s worth Q im bers said Thursday he was Athletics, then signed again with the indoor world reemd with a docking of 3 minutes, 34.16 earned i t” Mexico Stole downed Rtcific 67-60 Tech. He finished with 15 poinu, 12 ranked Runnin’ Rebels will be allowed to finish out this Ficifk 60: In a game delayed A the THERE IT GOES — Cindy Rarick watches $2,100 this year,” Osborne said. “as pleased by the rationale con­ Mariners as a free agent Returned seconds in the Pladdo Fernandez Viagas meet In OthA money matters, Ken Griffey Jr. and the and No. 16 UCLA stopped below his average. ArAerson, a start for almost an hoA bemuse of a season without fear of any suspensions. Currently, the NCAA limits tain ^ in the governor’s letter as I to the starting roiation, he pitched Morodi broke the record of 3:34.20 set exactly one SeaAe Mariners agreed to a two-yeA contraA worth Washington State 99-91. sofAomore, has said te might leave bomb threat. Willie Benjamin her ball during the second round of the Booke said the NCAA is expected to rule today on Division I student-athletes to am by the fact that he signed the 225 itmings in 34 appearances for year ago on the same trade by Briton Peter Elliott. The $2335,000. Griffey Jr., who n i^ e $210,(XX) last Southern Miss won fA tte 10th for tte NBA next season. scored 16 poinu aiA led an 18-0 Women's Kemper Open in Hawaii Thursday. whether the hotel charges, which total $129 for four $1,700. bill. lowly Seattle last year, then became Algerian, a student at Southern Cal, w u followed by seasAt will get $535,000 this season arA $2 rtAlion time in 12 home games. Qarence No. 5 Indiaiu 62, Michigan burst in the secorA half as hoA New players, were violations. But he said even if they were “The thing is, over the years the Rarick kept her lead at 8-under-par 134. “We’re seeking an ultimate result a free agent again. Spaniard Fennin Cacho at 3:35.26. in 1992. His 1991 sAary will be $165,000 less than Weatherspoon led tte Eagles with State 56: CAbert Cheaney scored Mexico State pulled away. found to be violations, the players would still be eligible NCAA has not responded to the which is the fair and non-dis- “Thke away my won-loss record Officials first said Morceli had run the race in a world the amount tte Mariners'will pay his fathA, Ken 17 points, Darrin Chancellor had 16 18 poinu and led SAges to start each T te bomb scare was called in for the remaining games. Griffey Sr. needs of the student-athlete,” Os­ criminatory administration of need- and my statistics last year don’t look record-sfadtering 3:33.14. But they corrected the time and DAon Jenkins 15. half as the Hoosiers won on the aboA a half-hoA before tipoff. T te B o^e said reports that the players, including All- Rarick still leads Kemper golf borne said. based fmancial aid programs for stu­ bad at all,” Young said. “I h ^ a after ruling one of the race docks had been stopped too “Y b ^ r u buy him a ca. I’ll gA him a Yugo,” tte Aftor the first seven minutes and road. American Larry Johnson and starting center George Ack- fans were evacuated without inci­ WAILEA, Hawaii (AP) — Cindy Rarick shot a 3- Osborne said he would be willing dents. We’re both using the means at good ERA (3.51) and more soon. youngA Griffey said of his fathA. the 26-0 start, tte game was evetu Cheaney had five poinu began dent and, after a search by police, les, might be suspended for a game because of incidental under-par 68 for a two-round total of 8-under 134 and a to work with the Legislature and the our diqxMal to achieve that end,” he strikeouts (176) than I’ve ever had. While (friffey Jr. gA the big bucks, relievA Rob Southeastern actuAly outscored the game with a 7-0 lead. He scored the game started. hotel bills incurred during recruiting visits were the result two-stroke lead over Beth Daniel in the Women’s NCAA to reach a compromise. said. People forget that I was injured for Hagler enters innocent plea Dibble threatened to walk oA of tte Reds’ training Southern Miss 60-59 the rest of the six poinu during an 8-0 surge to Benjamin scored six pomu during of a misunderstanding between the university and the “We need to make sure the Legis­ The bill removes oqu on how almost two frill seasons. I gave tq> a camp. Dibble w a n u '& sAary tripled to $600,(XX), Kemper Open. NCAA. BOSTON (AP) — Former middleweight boxing way. open the secoiA half as IrAiana the decisive spurt that gave the Ag­ Daniel carded a 68 for a 136 total. Brandie Burton, lature is facing the cold, hard fhets much aid student athletes can lot of walks early last year, but then chmjdon Marvelous Marvin Hagler has pleaded in­ but the team is offering oAy $ 5 0 0 ,^ . b ^ e away from a 33-Al tie. gies a 53-38 lead. New Mexico State “UNLV regrets that there apparently has been some No. 4 North Carolina 91, Geor­ Janes O rddfs and Karen Davies were at 5-under. Katie that this could force the NCAA to receive fttnn other grants if they ac­ I got better. I thhde at the end I was “If they force me toAo something. I’ll have to do Indiana improved to 24-4 overall (22-4, 14-3 Big West) loA to No. 1 miscommunicatiem and misund^standing regarding this nocent to a diarge assault and battery on a former gia Tbch 74: Coach Dean Smith FteterBoa, Dawn Coe, Deb Richard and Lori Garbacz take action against us. On the other cept athletic scholarships. It also pitching better than I ever have." i t ” Dibble sAd. “There are a lA of othA players on and 12-3 in the Big Ten. Michigan UNLV in iu laA game. Dell Dempt issue,” Booke said in a prepared statement. “I do not girlfriend. cAebrated his 60th birthday with a were shot back and three-time champion Betsy hand, we have to do what we can to prevents state schools from with­ M oo^ who will be 34