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s Bv Andrew Yurkovskv Talks continuing, > Manchester Herald zA cj rough and tumble, X tfl South Windsor Town Manager tn H Ric hard J. Sartor is at the top of for Eastern sale MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE! M the list of three finalists for the X pos t of Manchester’s town man- X ag(;*r, a source said today. NEW YORK (AP) - Peter V. n Ueberroth’s $464 million deal to 5 8 13nfield Town Manager Robert buy strike-bound Eastern Air­ r J. Mulready is second on the list. lines veered toward collapse p been built on a reputation and Manchester Assistant Town today in an apparent impasse U u r name is Manchester Manager Steven R. Werbner is in CP with its parent Texas Air Corp. for quality and service. third place, the source said. Dow Jones News Service Sand and Gravel. Unfor­ a . CD The source said that the rank­ quoted Eastern President Phil •< tunately our name only Whether you’re plan­ ing of the three finalists was Bakes as saying the parties > planned a news conference later T3 made Monday by the town Board tells part of the story. ning for a new home, 2. of Directors and by members of to “ explain why this deal didn’t go Today our products range the manager search committee. through.” But Eastern attorneys office building or a new The new manager will take told The AP the news conference cO was canceled. from ready mix concrete, 00 patio, find out why at LO 'Over for Manchester Town Man­ ” I don’t think you can say that ager Robert B. Weiss when he the deal is definitely off,” East­ brick and block, architec­ Manchester Sand and 'retires in June. PETER UEBERROTH ern attorney David Boies said. . . . "not optimistic" tural and landscape Gravel, Tnere's More Mayor Peter P. DiRosa, who “ All you can say is there is no deal I heads the search committee, right now and the parties are still aggregates, construction Than Meets The Eye! disclosed the identities of the talking.” trustee take control of Eastern three finalists on Tuesday. He supplies and more. Since In Washington, an official of the from Texas Air chairman Frank refused today and Tuesday to say Air Line Pilots Association, Lorenzo while the airline changes 1924 our business has what the ranking was. speaking on condition of anonym­ hands. Lorenzo, according to Public comments on Werbner ity, said he had been told by union sources, refused to go along with made on Tuesday by search officials that the deal to buy the a trustee. committee member Ronald nation’s seventh-largest airline Eastern’s unions have accused Osella. a Republican director, appeared near collapse. Lorenzo of gross mismanage­ prompted a harsh response from Patrick Flynn/Manchaatar Herald But sources close to Ueberroth, ment and robbing Eastern of vital Democratic Director Stephen T. speaking on condition they not be assets. Cassano during a closed-door A TARGET FOR CRIME — Elsie Joseph, Spencer Street. Police are warning identified, said it appeared to Jack Bavis, head of the air­ MANCHESTER SAND AND GRAVEL session of the directors Tuesday of East Center Street, Manchester, turns women not to bring their handbags into them that each side was trying to line’s pilots union, said the unions night before their regular meet­ her back on her pocketbook in her cart stores because of a rash of purse- outbluff the other as part of a would not go back to work with 60 Adams Street (203) 643-2133 ing. Osella said. while she shops for vegetables Tuesday grabbings in town since December. rough-and-tumble negotiating Lorenzo in control. ‘‘They’re not going to do it for the guy they hate P.O. Box S "P eter and I also had a strategy. at the Shop Rite supermarket on the most,” he said. ‘‘They’ll do it discussion but it was a much Separately, a federal judge in Manchester, Connecticut 06040 for Peter. If he’s there, we’re more reasonable discussion,” Miami today found no legal there.” Osella said. grounds to order Eastern’s pilots Ueberroth and Lorenzo walked Osella said in a Manchester back to work, dealing the airline String of handbag snatchings out of the talks at U.S. Bank­ Herald story Tuesday that he another setback in its effort to end ruptcy Court Tuesday evening. didn’t feel that Werbner should be a crippling strike begun by the Eastern’s three unions and its in the top three because he1acked Machinists union March 4. creditors also took part in the experience as a town manager. Eastern said it will appeal. has women shoppers worried meeting; for the deal to work, all Cassano declined to comment The confusion over the ex­ TOTAL ASSETS the parties had to be in TR.--- NET LOANS this morning on the activities of baseball commissioner's attempt agreement. the search committee, saying By Maureen Leavitt The latest episode occurred Saturday. A to buy the paralyzed airline came ”Your Local Hometown Bank” Millions Millions Hartford woman was accused of trying to steal ” I ’ m not optim istic,” the that DiRosa was the spokesman. Manchester Herald hours after a midnight deadline former baseball commissioner DiRosa said today, “ I will not an elderly woman’s bag at the Shop Rite expired for reaching final agree­ 83.2 MUliun 94.3 MU. Shirley Mozdzierz remembers the time she said as he left. deny that a harsh exchange took supermarket, police said. ment on details of the takeover left her purse unattended at a supermarket and Lorenzo refused to comment. 87 MU. place (between) Mr. Osella and The victim noticed her pocketbook was from Texas Air boss Frank 73.3 MU. came back to find it gone. Lorenzo. Judge Burton R. Lifland, who is 74.3 MU. several board members.” missing from her cart and was able to chase her He added, "Comments in your Luckily, her purse was taken from her and retrieve the bag, police said. Sources said the stumbling See EASTERN, page 10 paper made by Mr. Osella were shopping cart at Shop Rite supermarket, 214 Most victims have not been as fortunate. Wood block was a union demand that a not in the best interests of how the Spencer St., by someone who cared. Mozdzierz, said purse snatchers make off with an average process should be conducted.” of East Hartford, said the supermarket of $100 to $300 every time they strike. manager knew her, saw her leave the purse and He said that a previous publica­ The main targets are women who leave their removed it from the cart before someone else tion of the ranking of the handbags unattended in the carts, he said. Battle lines form did. candidates was also not in the Wood said increased patrols at the markets Nottion G Lately, people haven’t been so lucky. Since best interests of the search. resulted in some arrests for shoplifting but none December, police have reported 32 purse 1986 1987 1988 He would not go into detail for purse thefts. It is difficult to apprehend 1986 198"' 1988 snatchings or attempted robberies at four area on Bolton charter about the closed-door session. suspects because many times shoppers don’t supermarkets. DiRosa today would not dis­ realize their wallets are missing until the TOTAL DEPOSITS "There’s nothing we can do about it,” said TOTAL EARNINGS close the salary that would be group. Committee for the Appro­ Gary Wood, a spokesman for the Police Bv Andrew J. Davis Millions offered the new manager, but he val of Bolton’s Charter, have said Thousands 8.07 jlTare Department. ’’This is the old pickpocket game.” See PURSES, page 10 Manchester Herald 80'.000 did say that it might be close to the town manager proposal will 88 MUlion 8 .0 ' EPS the salary that Weiss would have not cost the town money in part 81.6 MU. BOLTON — Proposed changes 800 made. in the Town Charter have at­ since the the town would no longer M'.OOO Weiss’ current salary is $68,000. need an executive assistant. But 18 EPS tracted opposition from a new 69.3 MU.' The town Board of Directors last organization and both candidates Campbell said it will cost the town year denied an increase to $72,000 Judge orders killer released for first selectman. money since a town manager will «tir contl-*' succ«*® Vl«h ^ because of his role in the aborted Bolton Residents Against Char­ need support staff. eontlo"''* 1987 revaluation. ter Revision was formed Tuesday He said the charter changes DiRosa said he hoped to discuss to fight the changes proposed by proposed also include plans for a 1 ■n>anV yo"- the procedure of the search with a to supervised home program the Charter Revision Commis­ town planner, human services consultant hired to assist in the sion, said its president. Robert L. director and park and recreation Campbell, a Republican member lU S68 rcfi Bv Liz Llohtfoot Asherman was convicted of Freed ruled in November 1988 director. With the town facing a tlathan G. M O *'""* 1986 1987 1988 “ Some of the publicity has of the Board of Finance. Pamela tdent manslaughter in 1979 in the death that the Correction Department proposed increase in its budget Pt«* prompted the committee to move The Associated Press 1986 1987 1988 of Michael Aranow, 27, his violated Asherman’s rights when Z. Sawyer, a Republican member from $6.9 million this year to $8 Branches forward with the process even of the Board of Education, is ”0ur Only INTEREST Is Manchester!" HARTFORD - A Superior Columbia Medical School class­ it ordered him back to prison. The million for the next fiscal year, 185 Spencer Street faster than before.” he said. treasurer of the group, Campbell Court judge today ordered that a mate, and sentenced to seven to department appealed that deci­ Campbell said money for the and said. man convicted of stabbing his 14 years in prison. sion to the state Supreme Court, changes could be spent better Heartland Plaza The Charter Revision Commis­ TRanchester State Bank medical school classmate nearly Aranbw’s body, stabbed 108 where the case is pending. elsewhere. sion proposed switching the -YOUR LOCAL MUffiTORm OARK' ALL DEPOSITS 11 years ago be freed from prison times, was found July 30.1978, on In his decision today. Freed “ It's a poor time to say our first INSURED BY FDIC town’s form of government to a 1041 Main St., Manchester _ _ _ TODAY and returned to a supervised his uncle’s estate in New granted Asherman’s request that choice for adding tax dollars is town manager style and eliminat­ EOE home-release program. Hartford. he be released while the Supreme adding bureaucracy to town 646-4004 w Court is considering the case. ing the Board of Finance. Resi­ Index Judge Samuel Freed ruled that Asherman did not enter prison hall,” he said. The attorney general’s office, dents will vote on the proposal the state failed to show that until 1985 when his appeals were 20 pages, 2 sections acting on orders from Gov. May 1. The Board of Selectmen should Stephen M. Asherman was too finally exhausted. give more power to Executive William A. O’N eill’s request, Campbell said the committee is Business______9 Natlon/World_6-7 dangerous to be freed pending a Assistant Helen M. Kemp instead He spent less than three years argued that Asherman should against the charter proposals Classitlsd—19-20 Obituariss------2 state Supreme Court review of a of hiring a town manager, Camp­ in prison before being placed in a remain in prison until the Su­ because hiring a town manager Comics------18 Opinion ------8 case that has focused attention on bell said. supervised home release pro­ preme Court rules. will cost the town money. The Focus______18 People------18 the state’s controversial home- gram in December 1987. He lived “ I ’m disappointed,” the gover­ group also is opposed to eliminat­ Campbell’s group will hold a Food______16 Sports------11-14 release program. in West Hartford and worked at nor said after reporters told him ing the finance board since all its meeting in the next few days, but Local/State Television------17 The Supreme Court is consider­ an insurance company under the of today’s ruling. He said he power will be given to the Board no date has been set. Campbell ______2-5, 10 W eather------2 ing an appeal of Freed’s earlier program, designed to ease prison of Selectmen, Campbell said. He said the group will try to get its decision that Asherman’s consti­ would have no further comment overcrowding. said that would give selectmen message out by making telephone tutional rights were violated until his legal counsel reviewed too much power. calls and distributing literature. W E D E L IV E R when his home-release status was A public outcry followed news the decision. “ The general feeling is it’s too Virginia Wickersham, a revoked last year. of his release and Correction In arguing against Asherman’s For Home Delivery, Call expensive (and) it’s too persua­ member of a pro-charter group, Asherman, 40, turned and Commissioner Larry Meachum release, Assistant Attorney Gen­ sive a change,” Campbell said which was formed last month. looked at members of his family, ordered that Asherman be re­ eral Stephen O’Neill attempted to 647-9946 today. including his wife. Penny, as turned to prison in August 1988, Monday to Friday. 9 to 6 See RELEASE, page 10 Members of the pro-charter See CHARTER, page 10 Freed announced his decision. after he was denied parole. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. April 12. 1989 — 3 A 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday April 12, 1989 RECORD LOCAL&STATE A

About Town Obituaries Police Roundup $72,732 approved

Jaycees meeting slated Lena D’Amigo Roland C. Newcomb Army and Navy Club of Manches­ ter, and the UConn Club. South Windsor man Roland C. Newcomb, 71, of 51 for firehouse site The Manchester Jaycees will hold their monthly A graveside funeral for Lena He is survived by his aunt, Mrs. meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Knights of D’Amigo, 78, who died Friday Phelps Road, husband of the late Judita Turek of Manchester, and faces drug charges By Nancy Concelman Columbus Hall, 138 Main St. The Jaycess, a services (April 7, 1989) was held today in Josephine (Litscher) Newcomb, nine cousins. Tolland Turnpike to the district East Cemetery. died Monday (April 10, 1989) at a Manchester Herald by March 1990. orgainization, is open to men and women between The funeral will be Thursday at By AAaureen Leavitt She is survived by a niece, local convalescent home. The new fire station would be the ages of 19 and 40. 11 a.m. at Concordia Lutheran Manchester Herald Beverly Kaminski of Vernon: a He was born in South Windsor Church, 40 Pitkin St. Burial will 'The Board of Directors un­ within 1.5 miles of its first-due on Aug. 30,1917, and he lived most animously approved an appropri­ sister; and several other nieces be in East Cemetery. Calling SOUTH WINDSOR - A 25-year-old man was response assignment areas as and nephews. of his life in Manchester. Before ation of $72,732 Tuesday to Senior exercise offered hours are today from 7 to 9 p.m. at arrested on federal drug charges Saturday after required by the Insurance Ser­ The John F. Tierney Funeral retiring, he was employed at purchase state land off Tolland vice Office, a service that estab­ Exercise class will be held at the Manchester the Watkins Funeral Home, 142 police from three area towns, the Tri-Town Home, 219 W. Center St,, was in Pratt & Whitney Co. Inc. of West Turnpike for a new town fire lishes fire insurance rates. Ri­ DIAPERING TIPS — Senior Center beginning at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, E. Center St. Narcotics Task Force and agents from the Federal charge of arrangements. Hartford for more than 40 years. station. Friday and Monday, April 17 Memorial donations may be Bureau of Investigation seized over 2 pounds of vosa said. Red Cross instructor He was previously employed at made to Concordia Lutheran Town Fire Chief John C. Rivosa The new station would serve 278 Bergren’s Dairy of East Hart­ cocaine, an FBI official said Tuesday. said it will be at least a month Feme Pasternak Church. In a related investigation, local and federal law condominiums on the east side of Gussie L. DeNies ford. He was a U.S. Army veteran before an architect is chosen to Lutz plans zoo trip enforcement agents seized another 2 pounds of Slater Street, potential industrial gives a lesson on Gussie L. (Trumbull) DeNies, of World War II. He was an avid design the new station. Earlier cocaine and arrested a 45-year-old Berlin man on development north of 1-84, be­ diapering Friday to The Lutz Children’s Museum is planning a bus trip 72, of Vernon, died Tuesday stamp collector. Olive L. Woodbury this month. 17 Connecticut archi­ tween Deming and Slater streets Monday, according to the FBI. Michelle Aubert, 11, to the Bronx Zoo Saturday, May 27. The cost of the (April 11, 1989) at Rockville He is survived by a son. William Olive L. (Jarvis) Woodbury, 79, tectural firms expressed an inter­ and industrial and residential trip will include admission to the Bengali Express Daniel Ekstrom, of 407 Millpond Drive, South General Hospital, Vernon. She Newcomb of Ontario, Canada; of Marlborough, mother of Ri­ est in the project, including the areas off Parker Street, Rivosa of 48 Barry Road, and Monorail, the Skyfari, and visits to the World of Windsor, was charged with possession of cocaine was the widow of Joseph DeNies. three brothers, Walter Newcomb chard T. Woodbury of Manches­ Lawrence Associates of said. Darkness, the World of Reptiles, the Children's Zoo with intent to distribute, said Stanley Klein, a Karen Thieling, 10, She was born In Manchester, of Vernon, Harley Newcomb and ter, died Monday (April 10, 1989) Manchester. The Eighth Utilities District and the Jungle World. For more information, call N.H., and lived in Manchester, Elliot Newcomb, both of Man­ special FBI agent. The site, located at the intersec­ Fire Department covers the mall of 67 Pilgrim Lane. at a convalescent home. Ekstrom was arrested around 2 p.m. Saturday at the museum, 643-0949. Conn., for many years before chester: two sisters. Hazel New­ tion of Tolland Turnpike and in Buckland and surrounding 380 Besides her son and his wife, an industrial park off Governor’s Highway in South Friday’s class ended moving to Vernon. Before retir­ comb of Manchester and June Deming Street, is now used by the acres of development and 932 Ruth Woodbury, she is survived Windsor. Police found him in possession of 1 ing, she was employed as a Finley of Dallas, Texas; and state Department of Transporta­ high-rise apartments on the west the three-day course by another son and daughter-in- kilogram (2.2 lbs) of cocaine, police said. Seniors hold car wash bookkeeper for Lydall Inc. She several nieces and nephews. tion to store road barriers. The side of Slater Street. law, Donald F. and Joan Wood­ Police from Manchester, Enfield and Hartford as on baby-sitting was a former member of Center The funeral will be Thursday at town would pay the state for the Republican Ronald Osella A six-hour marathon car wash will be held at the bury of Marlborough, with whom well as detectives from the Tri-Town Narcotics Congregational Church. 10 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral site. Assistant Town Manager asked whether more than 200 sponsored by the East Hartford High School, 869 Forbes St., Saturday she lived; a daughter and son-in- Task Force assisted in the arrest. The task force She is survived by a son, Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be Steven R. Werbner said today. single-family houses in the Mea- Manchester Junior from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Proceeds will go to Project law, Gloria L. and Daniel Saunier consists of officers from Manchester, South Graduation, an all-night, substance-free party Gregory L. DeNies of Manches­ in East Cemetery. Calling hours of East Windsor; seven grand- Rivosa said Monday he had dowbrook Fields subdivision off Women’s Club. ter; three daughters, Marilyn are today from 7 to 9 p.m. Windsor, and Vernon. hoped the land would be free but Vernon Street were within the following graduation. For more information, call children; nine great­ Ekstrom faces a minimum sentence of five years Reqlnald PInto/Manchester Herald West of Seattle, Wash., Marlene Memorial donations may be felt the cost was reasonable 1.5-mile first-due response area. 568-6042. grandchildren; and several nie­ in prison if he is convicted of the charges, officials Minor of Vernon and Robonna made to the charity of the donor’s ces and nephews. compared to the price of sur­ Rivosa said they were not, but DeNies of Upland, Calif.; a sister, choice. said. rounding land. In an April 5 multiple-family units, such as the Massage course offered The funeral will be Thursday at Ekstrom was released on a $250,000 non-surety Thelma Smith of Wallingford; 13 memo to Werbner. Rivosa said condominiums, are more at risk Manchester Memorial Hospital is offering a 9:15 a.m. from the Newkirk & bond after appearing before U.S. Magistrate grandchildren; and seven great­ James D. Harvey Whitney Funeral Home, 318 , the site is ideal because it is near during a fire because there is Ifs a ‘miracle’ gas pipe didn’t blow spring massage class for couples beginning grandchildren. Thomas Smith in Hartford Monday. ‘ Interstate 84. little or no space between the Burnside Ave., East Hartford, Ekstrom, a self-employed paving and trucking Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the hospital. “ In The funeral will be Thursday at James D. Harvey, 74, of 561 E. Under an agreement between units. with a Mass of Christian burial at contractor, was arrested after an extensive TORRINGTON (AP) - A rup­ main. Natural gas service was Rickard, Department of Public by pipeline to Connecticut, said Touch: Therapeutic Massage for Couples," is a 1 p.m. at the John F. Tierney Center St., formerly of Cresskill, the town and Eighth Utilities There are fire hydrants in the 10 a.m. in St. Christopher Church, investigation by local and federal law enforcement tured pipeline left 7.800 Northeast not expected to be restored for at Utility Control spokeswoman. construction companies are sup­ series of four, two-hour classes on the Swedish Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St. N.J., died today (April 12,1989) at District, the town will sell its Meadowbrook Fields area, he posed to notify local authorities massage technique. The class fee is $79 per couple. home. He was the husband of the 538 Brewer St., East Hartford. agencies, officials said. Utilities customers without natu­ least a few days. Harrs said. Last October, Call Before You Burial will be in East Cemetery. Burial will be in St. Mary’s existing Buckland station off said. before digging in areas where For more information and to register, call 647-6600 late Florence (McGinniss) Lt. Orville L. Cleveland, of the Manchester Police ral gas and city fire officials By 10 p.m. Tuesday, gas to all Dig’s regulations were changed Calling hours are Thursday from Cemetery, East Hartford. Calling counting their blessings. pipelines might be located. or 643-1223. noon to 1 p.m. Harvey. Department, said the seizure is significant. but 300 homes had been turned to give the public utility control hours are today from 3 to 5 p.m. “ It was a miracle that it didn’t He declined to comment specif­ Memorial donations may be He was born Jan. 11, 1915, in "Based upon the amount, he’s obviously a major off. and officials were consider­ department more enforcement and 7 to 9 p.m. ignite. There would have been a ically about the incident, saying YWCA has class openings made to Boy Scout Troop 25, P.O. New York City and had been a drug dealer,” Cleveland said. ing whether to hire locksmiths to authority. Memorial donations may be Naab says it’s crazy, huge fireball. The gas rushing out only, “ There is possible litigation Box 847, Manchester 06040. resident of Manchester for the In a related investigation, Manuel Martin Franco, enter the remaining unoccupied "We will be investigating this The YWCA Nursery School has openings in its made to a charity of the donor’s of that pipe sounded like a jet pending.” past 2'/4 years. He lived most of 45, of Berlin, was arrested Monday at a Windsor homes or to dig at street corners incident and part of that investi­ afternoon class of 1989-90. The class will meet choice. engine,” said Fire Chief Bernard his adult life in Cresskill, N.J. He shopping plaza in possession of 1 kilogram of to turn off gas mains. gation will be to see if the laws A telephone message left at the Wednesdays and Thursdays from 12:30 to 3 p.m. Leslie Mund-Berman cocaine, officials said. but board buckles up Lach. who directed the city’s was a veteran of World War II, On Monday. Gov. William A and regulations concerning Call Rocky Hill office of Connecticut In addition, there is still room in a number of adult Franco was arrested about 6 p.m. by FBI agents, emergency-response teams. Leslie Mund-Berman, 30, of serving with the U.S. Army. IN MEMORIAM O’Neill signed the proclamation Before You Dig were complied Excavating, the contractor work­ fitness classes taking place at the YWCA. Morning and detectives from Manchester, Enfield and By Nancy Concelman success in enforcing seat-belt Northeast Utilities spokeswo­ Hartford, formerly of Coventry, Before retiring, he was employed supporting Call Before You Dig. a with,” Rickard said. ing at the site, was not imme­ classes include body conditioning, morning stretch, In loving memory of my wife, Hartford as well as task force members, police said. Manchester Herald laws. Holyfield said. man Jackie Harris said the leak died Monday (April 10,1989) at St. by the American Brands Co., the group established in 1977 to guard Bob Hall, division manager for diately returned. No one ans­ midmorning workout with weights, Feldenkrais former American Tobacco Co., in Mildred Jarvis, who left me Oc­ Franco, owner of the Whistle Stop Restaurant, Naab said the program is not a occurred about 8 a m. Tuesday Francis Hospital and Medical tober 12, 1985. against the accidental excavation Tennessee Gas in Agawam, wered the telephone at its Method and Hatha Yoga. Childcare is available by Center. Hartford. New York City for more than 40 Union Place, Hartford, was scheduled to appear in Republican town Director total waste, but he called it a when a contractor severed the four-inch Tennessee Gas Pipeline of buried facilities, said Louise Mass , which supplies natural gas Farmington number. reservation during morning classes. Evening She was born June 7, 1958, in years. He was active in the Deep in my heart a vision is federal court in Hartford Tuesday, officials said. Geoffrey Naab criticized the “ crazy, and I mean really crazy classes include body design, evening workout, and Hartford, the daughter of Vanda Manchester Senior Citizens’ Cen­ kept. He also faces a minimum of five years in prison if federal government Tuesday for giveaway program” in light of Of a wife I loved and never beginner and intermediate yoga. (Volovski) Mund of Coventry, ter golf and bowling leagues. he is convicted of charges of possession of cocaine what Naab called wasting money state and federal budget deficits. Also, the spring session of Saturday classes will He is survived by three daugh­ forget. with intent to distribute. on a seat-belt enforcement pro­ “ It’s a hell of a way to run the and the late William Mund. She Memories of her I hold dear. begin April 29 for four weeks and May 27 for four ters, Janet Cooney of Manches­ The FBI said an investigation will continue in gram during a tight fiscal year. nation,” Naab said. lived in Coventry before moving In prayers and thoughts I will weeks. Classes include Parent-Tot exerise. You and connection with the two arrests. But the Board of Directors Drivers caught not wearing to Hartford several years ago. ter, with whom he made his always be near. Me, and Pre-Nasties. For more information on She was a graduate of Coventry home, Christine Sprinz of Cress­ unanimously approved an appro­ seat belts may gel a written these and any other programs, call the YWCA at Some may think that I forget. warning or a $57 fine. Holyfield High School. Class of 1976. kill and Laura Harvey of Gar­ When at times they see me smile. priation of $2,500 to cover over­ 647-1437. Hartford woman charged said. Besides her mother, she is field, N.J.; a son, Michael Harvey But they never know the time for two police officers who survived by her husband, Glenn of Washingtonville, N.Y.; three heartaches with using stoien card will enforce seat-belt laws, espe­ In an April 5 memo to Deputy Students earn honors Berman; a daughter, Jessica sisters, Florence Mulvey and That lie within me all the while. cially in the area of child Police Chief Henry R. Minor. Take Manhattan . . . Lynn Berman of Hartford; four Alice Harvey, both of Brooklyn, Sadly missed by your Police arrested a 25-year-old Hartford woman restraint. The money would be Holyfield said use of seat belts reimbursed through a federal The following students of Rabbi Leon Wind brothers, William E. Mund Jr. of N.Y., and Loretta Douglas of loving husband, Tuesday on charges she stole a credit card and can reduce overall traffic- Manhattan means style and excitement. A grant program implemented as a Religious School at Temple Beth Shalom earned Barkhamsted, Craig V. Mund of Washington, D.C.; nine grand­ Oliver Jarvis made purchases with it in Manchester on five accident fatalities and injuries by striking silhouette, subtle, simple, and honorable mention at the Greater Hartford Bible Stafford, Keith L. Mund of children; a great-grandson; and occasions, police said. result of limited enforcement of 57 percent. classic, the right look at the right time. Contest: Mark Brodie, Kara Falkenstein, Edy Fink. several nieces and nephews. seat-belt laws. Manchester Po­ Coventry, and Brian C. Mund of Deborah Greene of 128 Bedford St. was charged Jeffica Levy, Nancy Levy, Matt Somberg and Ben Arrangements for the funeral In Memoriam lice Capt. Russell Holyfield said A study by the state Depart­ Manchester; two sisters, Lisa A. with theft of a credit card, five counts of illegal use Zupnik. and burial, which will take place ment of Transportation also Calsetta of the Rockville section of a credit card, five counts of second-degree in a memo. In the afternoon school project division, third in New Jersey, are incomplete. In loving memory of Aubrey J. Officers would be out primarily shows that 60 percent of the of Vernon, and her twin, Lori J. forgery, and fifth-degree larceny, police said. MANHATTAN® prize went to the sixth grade, while the seventh The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 McMullan who passed away 12th of during hours when children people using child restraints are Mund of Windham Center; her When police arrested Greene in December on a grade earned an honorable mention. Main St., is in charge of local April, 1980. would be riding in cars, Holyfield using them improperly. maternal grandmother, Mary third-degree assualt charge, they discovered she Rabbi Leon Wind School competed against 10 Volovski of Hartford; and several arrangements. If I had the world to give. said. The grant would also cover Democrat Stephen T. Cassano had a Visa card which belonged to a New London spoke in favor of the DRESS SHIRTS other schools from the Hartford area. There were a nieces and nephews. I’d give it, yes, and more. woman, police said. community education on use of total of 226 students involved in the competition. To hear your voice and see seat belts, he said. appropriation. A Mass of Christian burial will Police issued a warrant for Greene’s arrest after John Noske your face, Manchester was chosen for the Naab said everyone should be be celebrated Friday at 11 a.m. at they discovered Greene allegedly used the card to and greet you at the door. program partly because of its “ morally bound to buckle up.” Library hosts storyteller St. Mary’s Church, Route 31, John Noske, 73, of 292 Spring make $298.29 worth of purchases in Manchester, Coventry. Burial will be in St. St., died Tuesday (April 11, 1989) I would like to think, police said. when my life is done, The Manchester Public Library will present Mary’s Cemetery, Coventry. Cal­ at his home. Greene was held on $2,500 bond and is scheduled to Carroll Mailhot for a program featuring stories and ling hours are Thursday from 7 to He was born in Manchester on wherever heaven may be. That you wilt be standing appear in Manchester Superior Court today. songs for children of all ages. The program will be 9 p.m. at the Potter Funeral Jan. 15, 1916, and was a lifelong Police escorts continue at the door to welcome me. held Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. in the Whiton Auditorium. Home, 456 Jackson St., Route 195, resident. He was a U.S. Army Willmantic. veteran of World War II. Before Loved and remembered Manhattan packaged dress shirts in short The program will last about 45 minutes. Tickets are every day. limited and must be obtained by a parent at either Memorial donations may be retiring, he was employed at Current Quotations but more pupils return sleeve solids and stripes or long sleeve made to the American Cancer Hamilton Standard for many Sadly missed. solids. Available in assorted colors, neck the Whiton or Mary Cheney Library. children on the bus driven by the Society, 29 Ivanhill St., Williman- years. He was a member of Your loving wife, son, daughter, BROOKLYN. Conn. (AP) - sizes 14V'2-17'/2. "It was like a human slaughterhouse.” — Sheriff For a ninth straight day today, wife of the transportation tic 06226. Concordia Lutheran Church, the son-in-law and grandchildren. Alex Perez, in the Texas border city of Brownsville, Long Sleeve AARP plans June trip police were to provide escorts for coordinator. $ - | 2 o o describing satanic cult slayings of 12 people in school buses taking students to a Separate buildings at the Striped Shirts Manchester Green Chapter A.A.R.P. is planning Mexico. Brooklyn School serve 850 stu­ school that was the target of Packaged long sleeve striped shirts, a four-day trip to Staten Island and Philadelphia, Thoughts telephone threats last month and dents in kindergarten, grammar “I’m not optimistic.” — Former baseball available In assorted colors, in neck sizes June 12 through 15. The first night will be at Ramada threatening graffiti on Monday. school and junior high. The rate of commissioner Peter V. Ueberroth, after a deadline 14V2-17y2, 32/33 and 34/35 lengths. Inn, Edison, N,J,, and the second and third night will Lord, I’ve been thinking it might help if you sent would be a better Christian if I could see where I About 100 students were absent abstenteeism was about 12 per­ be at the Warwick Hotel, Philadelphia. Te cost of expired on his deal to buy Eastern Airlines. us a monthly statement. You know, something that stand with you, what’s past due, what benefits I’m Tuesday from the Brooklyn cent in each of the three buildings While they last. the trip is $299, with a $50 deposit due now and the has sins totaled up on one side and saintly acts on the accruing for eternity. School, about double the usual Tuesday, said school Superin­ balance May 6. Tour coordinator is Jeanne Roark, other. Except maybe you should scratch the word Instead of mailing out a statement you keep Public Meetings number, but school officials ex­ tendent Louise Berry. 14-B Ambassador Drive, Manchester, 646-1291. sin. In this computerized, push button age the word inviting me to talk to you, to spend time with you, to pected attendance to return to Police have been escorting sin seems sort of — well — passe. How about a take me deeper and deeper into understanding my nearly normal today after a quiet buses to and from the school since life in your terms not your life in my terms. If you day Tuesday. the first telephone threat. Plans statement listing abhorrent behavior on one side Meetings scheduled tonight. Lottery and socially constructive acts on the other? are willing to spend so much time on me. Lord, A sketch of an assault rifle and to relax security Monday were No? perhaps the monthly statement isn’t such a good the words “ You’re Dead” were dropped when the graffiti was idea after all. Manchester found spray-painted on the out­ found, even though police and Okay, how about a format like this: Sins — five Winning numbers drawn Tuesday in lotteries "Sincerity and truth are what You require, fill my side of the junior high building school officials said they believed lies, used the Lord’s name in vain twice. Saintly acts Cheney Hall Foundation, Probate Court, 5 p.m. around New England: heart with your wisdom. Remove my sin and I will Monday, 10 days after an ano­ the graffiti was the work of kids — went to church, went to church on a rainy day Republican Town Committee, Lincoln Center Connecticut daily: 725. Play Four: 7208. Lotto: be clean ... Let me hear the sounds of joy and hearing room, 7:30 p.m. nymous woman threatened in a and not the anonymous caller. (that should give us a plus), gave to the United Way. 7-13-16-20-21-40. gladness ... Give me again the joy that comes from telephone call to go down to the State police reported no prob­ Monthly balance: owe two extra dollars to next Massachusetts daily: 3756. Your salvation and make me willing to obey You.” Bolton school and shoot some children. lems at the school Tuesday. Tri-state daily: 900, 3570. week’s collection. Ps. 51 A second telephone threat was School officials and police were 1 Rhode Island daily: 4248. Lot-O-Bucks: 3-10-13-17- Of course, I realize the statement would deal with Nancy Carr Public hearing on school budget. Community also received on March 31, when a deciding on a day-by-day basis 38. deeper, more significant matters, but I’m sure I Manchester Area Conference of Churches Hall, 8 p.m. woman said she would kill the whether to continue the escorts. Weather HaiirhpHtpr Hpralft Chance of rain USPS 327-500 VOL. C VlIl. No. 164 REGIONAL WEATHER Manchester and vicinity; 'To­ Panny M. Sleffart. 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4 _ MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. April 12. 1989 Development endangers ‘pregnant’ hawk Jail strike Balducci worried A LOCAL costs state May 17. He said it takes 21 to 24 days Murphy said no one is sure if there By Maureen Leavitt The tree stands in the path of a road for the eggs to hatch and another six about budget task are eggs in the nest, but that someone Manchester Herald being built by Homart Development or seven weeks for the fledglings to will check it before the hearing. $2,100 daily & STATE Co. to serve the mall called the learn to fly. The Dezsos said they are sure there HARTFORD (AP) - State “ As difficult as the last one Richard Dezso has watched red­ Pavilions at Buckland Hills and The elder Deszo said he met with are eggs in the nest, and they don’t HARTFORD (AP) — About 700 House Speaker Richard J. Bal­ was, to just pay the bill that we tailed hawks nest in a wooded area off surrounding development. Homart representatives Tuesday af­ want the hen bothered anymore than inmates at Somers state prison ducci says he’s becoming con­ already had before us for the last State seeking housing of Doming Street for the past few Tree Warden George E. Murphy ternoon to talk about the nest. He is she already has been. continued their weeklong strike cerned about the “ unreal” task of quarter, this one will be even years. will now have to hold a hearing next NEW HAVEN (AP) - Nearly a quarter of "There’s no reason to disturb her,” confident they will postpone any work over a 60-cent increase in the coming up with spending curbs more difficult because we’re So, when his father told him about a week on the tree. The Dezsos may V the more than 200 homeless families whose the younger Dezso said. “ Only the in the area until the hawk and her price of cigarettes. Prison offi­ and tax increases to balance the talking about three times as tree in the area which is slated to be have a case in seeking the reprieve for brood have flown from the nest. emergency housing funds ran out this week female hawk would be staying in the cials. meanwhile, calculated that governor’s proposed $6.9 billion much money,” Balducci said. cut down for a road, he knew he had to the hawk’s nest if it contains eggs. were given grace periods by landlords and a nest. It’s logical that she does have “ They are very, very concerned,” “ We’ve never had to do this investigate. the strike is costing the state 1989-90 budget. variety of housing arrangements were made Dezso said. “ They are not being the before. This is ... unreal. Dezso spotted a nest with a female Richard Moulton, the U.S. Fish and eggs.” $2.100 per day. Balducci. D-Newington. said for the other families, state officials said. hard-nosed businessmen people think “ Cuts are imperative, just as hawk sitting in it and now he and his Wildlife Service agent in Hartford, Dezso’s father agreed. State officials said ’Tuesday it the Democratic leadership would State officials acknowledged that the lapse said red-tailed hawks and their eggs “ It’s common knowledge in the they are.” was too soon too know whether a like to see the budget-writing we know taxes are,” he said. father, Ed, are fighting to save the Senate President Pro Tern John Tuesday in benefits for 232 homeless families are protected under an international binding field that the hen would not set “ They’re not happy, and naturally proposed 20-cent reduction in Appropriations Committee vote tree. B. Larson, D-East Hartford, said — some living in motels, others in apartments migratory bird treaty. in the nest unless she has eggs,” the you can’t blame them. But they won’t cigarette prices would coax the on the budget next week. They are asking the town of the Democrats are “ dealing both — had created a real challenge for social Any destruction of a hawk or egg, elder Dezso said. fight it,” Dezso said. inmates back to their low-paying The Democrats are proposing a workers, but that the workers had managed to Manchester’s tree warden to stop with the addbacks and the cuts to even as a result of cutting a tree for Stuart Mitchell, who runs a rehabili­ prison jobs. | combination of spending reduc­ assure that no family would be forced out onto developers of the Buckland Hills mall Eddy Huppe, a Homart representa­ see where we ultimately stand.” other purposes, would be punishable tation center for birds of prey in tions and tax increases totaling from cutting down the tree until the tive who met with Dezso, could not be Bill Flower, a spokesman for He said the possibility of state the street. by up to six months in jail and a fine, Portland, said red-tailed hawks usu- about $1 billion for the year Four homeless families were expected to be red-tailed hawk that has nested there reached for comment. the state Correction Department, employee layoffs are “ still on the hnc hf>tr>bpd its eggs. he said. 3llv inv thpir p(;(!s between April 4 and beginning July 1. placed Tuesday in shelters, said David said the strike is costing the state The committee co-chairmen table. I don’t see how we can get Dearborn, a spokesman for the Department of about $2,100 per day in extra hope to trim Gov. William A. around the idea. I still think that Human Resources. overtime wages for state workers O’N eill’s proposal by about $120 layoffs are very much a part of Andover staff doing inmates’ jobs. million, but are having difficulty the picture.” Sen. Joseph H. Harper Jr.. The striking inmates normally because other committees have Assumption registration set D-New Britain, and Rep. William prepare and serve meals, clean approved bills adding tens of AP photo millions of dollars back to the R. Dyson. D-New Haven, the Registration is currently being held for angered over the prison, wash laundry, make co-chairs of the Appropriations kindergarten through second grade at As­ furniture and run a printing shop. budget. called for a cooling off period in the Democratic leaders met with Committee, have said they are sumption School for fall 1989. They earn from. 75 cents to $1.40 a COOLING OFF DISPUTE — Sen. Frank considering the layoffs of as For more information, call 649-0889 or day. the committee co-chairmen Tues­ R. Lautenberg, D-N.J., left, talks with dispute over taxing the salaries of New many as 2,000 state employees, 643-0452. party pamphlet Jersey and Connecticut residents work­ day afternoon, but refused to Prior to April 1, inmates paid no Sen Joseph Lieberman, D-Conn., before discuss specifics afterward, tell­ which would save more than $40 state taxes on cigarettes, and a news conference Tuesday in Washing­ ing in New York. ing reporters only that progress million. Former inmate sues prison By Maureen Leavitt regular-size cigarettes sold for ton on New York’s commuter tax. They was being made. Other options on the table Manchester Herald about 80 cents per pack at prison They said they wanted to reveal include changes in municipal HARTFORD (A P) — A former inmate at the commisaries. But the General plans to rank-and-file lawmakers grant formulas and requiring state jail in Montville has filed a lawsuit ANDOVER — A newly formed political party has Assembly, in its sweeping deficit- first, before making them public. larger health-insurance contribu­ charging he was drugged and chained naked to attracted the ire of the town hall staff by alleging in reduction bill passed last month, New York vows to fight ban Balducci said the job is espe­ tions from state workers hired a steel bed in the jail for 28 days and left for part a newsletter that a town employee improperly ended the inmate exemption. cially daunting because of the after July 1. the leaders say. of the time with a convicted sex offender who handled documents relating to a building inspection weeks it took for the Democrats to ■ Larson said other issues have sodomized him twice. of a residence. The bill effectively raised ci­ come up with a package of been swept aside because of the Darrell Parrish, a 29-year-old Norwich man, The Fair Government Party, formed by Republi­ garette prices by 60 cents per on its revised commuter tax spending cuts and tax increases General Assembly’s preoccupa­ who was held in jail last year on burglary and can First Selectman Earleen Duchesneau after she pack. 40 cents in state taxes and that totaled about $150 million to tion with the budget. He said he larceny charges was punishment for his lost the Republican nomination for the post, is 20 cents because the state was WASHINGTON (AP) - New reasonably.” cohabitation.” eliminate the current year’s particularly wants to get moving attempt to feign mental illness. standing by its charge. Staff members at the Town forced to buy cigarettes from The legislation also calls for the deficit in April. May and June, the on legislation dealing with drug York officials are vowing to fight Sen. Bill Bradley, D-N.J., Parrish filed a $3 million lawsuit against Office Building, meanwhile, say the charge is false wholesalers, who add a 20-cent creation of a four-member spe­ final three months of the 1988-89 abuse, which he said would be a Senate plan to place a three- speaking at a Capitol news Montville Warden William Maynard and and have hired an attorney to investigate whether levy. year ban on the state’s revised cial commission, composed of the budget year. spelled out soon. several other Department of Correction the statement was libelous. U.S. attorney general and three conference, held out hope that commuter tax. arguing that the New York’s senators would back workers. The lawsuit was filed in U.S. District Barbara Craig, chairwoman of the Fair Govern­ levy is no different than taxes others appointed by the president Court in Hartford on Tuesday. ment Party, said the allegation — that an employee Lawyer eyes and confirmed by the Senate, that the plan, but D’Amato and imposed on out-of-state workers Moynihan quickly echoed New William E. Flower, a correction department improperly inserted a building inspection certifi­ by 14 other states. would recommend a solution to C hiropractic spokesman, confirmed that Parrish was held cate into town files — has been substantiated. The the tri-state tax controversy. York Gov. Mario Cuomo’s de­ drug protests “ The method used by New York fense of the tax change. at the jail about a year ago, but said an internal party reiterated the statement in a letter to the the to compute the tax on non­ New York traditionally taxed investigation prompted by Parrish’s com­ attorney hired by the town staff. Valdis Vinkels. Andrew J. Davis/Manchester Herald the income made by non­ ealth are residents is not novel.” Sens. The New York senators said H C plaints about his treatment found no “ They have received the letter, they have all that residents who worked in the state HARTFORD (A P) - The top Daniel Patrick Moynihan, D- Arkansas. California. Colorado. wrongdoing. information in their hands and they may do ART LOVERS — Marlane G. McKenzie, Parkade. The exhibit features art work of at a rate based on their state ClBack/Neck Pain antitrust lawyer in the state N.Y., and Alfonse D’Amato, Iowa, Kansas, Maine. Minnesota. whatever they’d like with it,” Craig said. “ The ball public school students and will be left, Dorothea "Doti” Dienst, center, and attorney general’s office is look­ R-N.Y., said in a joint statement. income. Missouri, Nebraska, Ohio, CiSports Injuries is in their court.” displayed in the store’s main window Cathleen A. Waudby-Peck, prepare an ing into whether antitrust laws “ It would be extraordinary for But a change in the 1987 tax Oregon, Rhode Island. Utah and □Shoulder Tendonitis, Bursitis Bloodmobile nets 53 pints Linda Warner, a member of the clerical staff for art exhibit Tuesday at the D & L until April 25. were broken when state pharma­ Congress to single out New York code, which took effect last year, Vermont have similar commuter □Most Insurances Accepted more than four years, said ’Tuesday she was the A March 20 bloodmobile in Andover netted 53 department store at the Manchester cists agreed last week to shut and forbid it to use a taxing now taxes income earned in New tax systems. ff^eekend and Evening Hours Available pints with the help of 56 donors and 20 employee identified in the letter sent to Vinkels, who down their stores for an hour to method employed in other parts York at rates based on an entire volunteers. was hired by the town staff two weeks ago. Warner rally support for a proposed new of the country.” family’s income. For example, if Lieberman said the Senate Dr. Herb Stevenson denied any wrongdoing. First-time donors are Pam Hovanec of law. Moynihanand D’Amato vowed a Connecticut husband earned measure has a better chance of Chiropractic Physician Windham, Alan Dunnack of East Hartford, Warner said that when the newsletter was made Tom Gariepy, spokesman for to fight legislation introduced $30,000 in New York and his wife passing than others drafted in the Nancy Crane of Andover and Pearl Doubleday public, members of the clerical staff were upset and Hickey closer to confirmation the attorney general’s office, said Tuesday by the senators from earned $30,000 in their home House because the senators’ bill 1170 Ellington Rd. of Amston. Warner said she went to speak with Duchesneau Tuesday that Assistant Attorney Connecticut and New Jersey that state, his salary would be taxed in deals exclusively with the tri­ South Windsor about it. Other lifetime donors and the amount HARTFORD (A P) — The nomination of valid background for the appointment. General Robert M. Langer was would place a moratorium on the the bracket of a $60.000-a-year state region while House bills by Warner said Duchesneau told her not to worry, 528-9666 they’ve donated so far are: Robert Cafazzo of William V. Hickey as head of the state’s Rep. Mary Fritz, D-Wallingford. the commit­ checking out the action, but said it revised tax for three years as well worker Rep. Barbara B. Kennelly. D- that she was not the employee alluded to in the (The Firehouse Across From Strawbridge Condominiums) Columbia, 13 gallons; Richard Curland of gambling agency is moving rapidly through the tee co-chairwoman, said. Smith was “ playing was not a formal investigation. as prohibil “ retaliatory” tax Sen. Joseph I. Lieberman, Conn., and others would impact newsletter. Columbia and Robert Mortensen of Bolton, 10 General Assembly, despite claims from a political games.” The bill would .ake it illegal for schemes now brewing in Hartford D-Conn.. labeled it “ taxation by all states. A week later, Warner said. Duchesneau came to gallons; John Soderbery of Hebron and Republican senator that Hickey’s nomination “ If Senator Smith has a problem with him, why employers to require workers to and Trenton. her and said she was the one. Barbara Steele of Andover, five gallons: was based more on politics than qualifications. didn’t he show up at the public hearing” to testify - use mail-order pharmacies in­ “ The temptation here is to Duchesneau said Wednesday that Warner had Warren Chester of Manchester and William against Hickey, Fritz said. stead of local drug stores. It engage in tax warfare.” said Sen. never come to speak with her, and she said she had On Tuesday, the Executive and Legislative Penn of Andover, two gallons; Carolyn Tuller would also prohibit employers Christopher J. Dodd, D-Conn. never told Warner she was the employee. Nominations Committee unanimously approved Smith said after Tuesday’s vote that it was a of East Hartford. Gregory Brand of Columbia result of the public hearing that his staff began from offering financial incentives “ But that is not the best way to Duchesneau would not comment further. Hickey’s nomination, a day after Senate and Tom Newman of Manchester, one gallon. looking into Hickey’s resume. to employees who fill their deal effectively with this issue. Marilyn LeBel, town administrative assistant, Minority Leader Reginald J. Smith raised the prescriptions through the mail New Jersey and Connecticut said the staff is asking for a printed retraction. She patronage charge. “ I think the issue still is, is this person and prohibit health maintenance residents are going to be better said that if the retraction is not made, the staff will His nomination as executive director of the qualified?” Smith said. “ I will ask the same Judge dismisses appeals Division of Special Revenue now goes to the questions on the Senate floor.” organizations from mandating served by approaching this with a cat consider legal action. Freedman said Smith had raised legitimate the use of mail-order moratorium ... and dealing with HARTFORD (A P) — A state Superior Court LeBel said the claim in the newsletter “ cast a House and Senate. questions about the job description for the post pharmacies. this issue responsibly and judge has dismissed an appeal by two animal doubt on every person who works here.” Over Smith’s claim that Hickey, a career state contained in state statutes, calling for an rights groups who sought to stop Norwalk- The Fair Government Party’s newsletter said the trooper, was not qualified and was nominated for political reasons, the committee, including two of executive director with competence in such MONEY MARKH based U.S. Surgical Corp. from using live dogs party was seeking to counter “ a lot of rumors flying areas as marketing, computer science and to teach physicians how to use its surgical around Andover about Earleen’s administration at Smith’s GOP Senate colleagues, voted 10-0 in business administration. Smith also sad O’Neill staples. town hall.” Duchesneau’s critics have said her favor of the nomination. IS YOUR CAR RUNNING should have conducted a wider search, rather The ruling ends a two-year attempt by relationship with town staff was stormy and " I think Mr. Hickey is well qualified,” said Sen. than plucking Hickey from the Gaming Policy Norwalk-based Friends of Animals and New counterproductive. Judith Freedman, R-Westport, adding that ROUGH? Board days after Orlando P. Ragazzi announced York-based Fund for Animals, two interna­ The paragraph in the party’s newsletter states: Hickey’s two years on the Gaming Policy Board, ACCOUNTS he was stepping down for health reasons. tional animal rights groups, to end what they “ The building official denied a developer’s claim which oversees the gaming agency, gives him a COMPUTER DIAGNOSIS called the corporation’s “ inhumane” treat­ that he had been issued a certificate of occupancy ment of about 1,000 dogs each year. for a specific dwelling in the past. There had not WITH/PRINT-OUT The groups were appealing state Depart­ been one in the files. Suddenly, one appeared but its Town Democrats back nominee ment of Health Services Deputy Commissioner authenticity was quickly disproved. The person who Regular Price *42®^ D R B S ID Dennis Kerrigan’s decision last October that put it there had backdated the certificate and signed overruled a hearing officer’s recommendation it. Bv Alex Glrelll intelligent men I ’ve ever dealt with. He’s '/2 PRICE SALE ‘ 2P0 that U.S. Surgical’s animal license be revoked “ The date was prior to the employment date of the Manchester Herald extremely well read. He’s an editorial reader. because the company’s treatment of dogs individual. The employee was not fired, instead the “ I think what’s happening to him is unfair. Bill SATURDAY...APRIL 15TH violated state law. problem was dealt with internally and has never Manchester’s Democratic delegation in the got out of high school in the Depression and went been made public. Concern for the reputation of the General Assembly today stood firmly behind the into the service. He came home and went to work 8:00 AM -12:00 Noon TO THE individual was paramount. No one has ever been nomination of William V. Hickey of Manchester like so many in that generation. That’s the State police begin search fired in town hall.” as head of the state’s gaming agency. generation that rebuilt our country. He was one NORWICH (A P) — State police with dogs Craig said today she erred by stating the Hickey, under attack by Republican Senate of those who could not take advantage of the GI WHILE YOU WAIT Majority Leader Reginald Smith, won praise Bill of rights to attend college.” were to search a city neighborhood today document was a certificate of occupancy. ’The Apflln ti iMrt c*Vt«m n * AnMtic document was actually a building inspection from Sen. Michael Meotti of Glastonbury, whose where a 24-year-old Colchester man vanished Thompson said Gov. William O’Neill, who automotive without a trace two and a half weeks ago. certificate. She said that was the only error in the 4th Senatorial District includes Manchester. nominated Hickey, “ has been very fortunate in Kenneth S. Reed left a full cup of coffee in his newsletter, and she will print a correction for that Reps. James McCavanagh and John Thompson, the people he has picked for commissioners. unlocked car on a Norwich street and error in the next newsletter. whose districts are in Manchester, also praised Hickey will do a good job.” SPECIALIZING IN ALTERNATORS • STARTERS • WIRING disappeared within 15 minutes after he left Craig said Ralph G. Elliot, an attorney hired by Hickey. “ I think it’s a good choice,’ Meotti said of the 311 BROAD STREET work at Bee Bee Dairy at the Norwichtown Duchesneau. wrote a letter to Vinkels stating that McCavanagh is a member of the Executive and appointment. “ I strongly disagree with Reggie MANCHESTER CT 643-8844 Mall on March 24, according to family clarification and also naming the employee who Legislative Nominations Committee. That com­ Smith,” mittee unanimously approved the nomination of members and state police. issued the certificate, Meotti pointed to Hickey’s experience on the State police from Troop K in Colchester were LeBel said that the incident mentioned in the Hickey Tuesday. McCavanagh said, “ Smith is way off base state Gaming Policy Board and as a law- scheduled to search the neighborhood today, newsletter involved an inspection of a chimney of a enforcement officer. according to Sgt. Jonathan Schweitzer, who residence on Shoddy Mill Road in July. She said the saying that in order to be successful a person has annual rate yield “ Its important to have someone with a heads the criminal investigation unit at the clerk was following proper office procedure when to have a college education. Bill Hickey has ^WWWWIII////// devoted his whole life to the people of backgound in law. It’s critical to have someone troop. the former part-time building official, Fred 1 who is beyond reproach,” Meotti said. His disappearance has been termed suspi­ Chmera, dictated the information for the building Connecticut. He is certainly well qualified to do intended to replace one. It provides you with a Republican members of the Manchester XFRAME WORKS V Now you can earn high interest and still retain cious, and foul play has not been ruled out, inspection certificate over the phone to the clerk, the job he has been asked to do.” monthly statement and allows you to access your Thompson said, “ Bill Hickey is one of the most delegation could not be contacted this morning. access to your money. Get flexibility with the Schweitzer said. who then typed up the memo and placed it in the funds with limited check writing privileges. town files. Eagle’s Money Market Passbook and Investment G A L L E R Y ^ Accounts. They both require a minimum deposit of $1,000 Blaze guts apartments April 15 - May 15, 1989 The Money Market Passbook Account is similar to and both can be accessed at any Eagle 24 or WATERBURY (AP) — A fast-moving fire Bolton residents rap town budget proposal a passbook savings account. You get a passbook Yankee 24 ATM. has turned two crowded apartment blocks in and can make deposits or withdrawals whenever Waterbury into vacant ruins and has left GRAND OPENING So stop by or call any First Federal office to open told members of the Board of Finance lack of business in town meant regulations. The finance board only dozens of people without a place to live, Bv Andrew J. Davis you choose, without fear of penalties. ^ your Money Market account today. The rates that he did not want to see any townspeople had to bear the brunt of allocated $10,000 for a planning Waterbury fire officials say. Manchester Herald increase in the budget, except for tax increases. Sally Lessard of 15 consultant. SPECIAL The Money Market Investment Account ^ '' are guaranteed until April 30. And they’re The blaze, which was preceded by an expenses that could be covered by an Converse Road said officials should Board of Finance member Robert dressed for success. explosion according to neighbors, broke out BOLTON — A proposed $8 million a n a d d it io n a l 10% OFF is like a checking account, but it’s not increase in the Grand List. The list — do something to attract more busi­ L. Campbell said the board thought a about 11:30 p.m. Tuesday in between 32 and 24 budget for the next fiscal year was assessments of real and personal nesses to town. consultant could do the work, and the OUR REGULAR West Porter St., two multistory wood tene­ attacked as too high by many townspeople at a hearing before the property taxes — is estimated to rise town would not be saddled with the ments housing 13 families. “ There has to be some other way to DISCOUNTED RATES from $93,289,101 for 1988-89 to cost of Social Security and medical A preliminary check of people familiar with Board of Finance Tuesday. bring in some businesses to help us $99,120,504 for 1989-90. out.” she said. benefits. ' > tenants of the 13 occupied apartments in the About 60 residents attended the UP TO 25% OFF But Thomas A. Manning, a member two buildings led firefighters to hope that hearing at the Community Hall on the Board of Finance Chairman Ray­ Attracting more businesses may be of the Board of Education, said he everyone got out safely. Fire Marshal Anthony $2,739,877 million town budget. The mond A. Ursin said the tax rate could difficult, especially since there is not a CUSTOM FRAMING thought a full-time employee would be total budget proposed for the next rise from 42.5 mills to 47 or 48 mills if lot of commercial property available. Zappone said. better. Several dozen tenants, many in thin fiscal year is $8,037,397 and includes the $8 million proposal is approved. Ursin said. First Federal Savings Board of Education member Barry nightclothes that gave no protection from cold the $5,197,520 proposed for education Beaudoin said that after a 6.7-mill “ We have a lot of problems,” Ursin 649-0223 Stearns asked that $200,000 be put into night air. huddled in nearby doorways until a n d $ 1 00,000 for capital increase last year, another 6- to 7-mill said. “ We’re struggling with the the budget for asbestos removal at 700 HARTFORD RD. rescue workers could take them to shelters. improvements. increase is unfair. budget. We struggle.” The Eagk ammgbanks Bolton Elementary School. He said it MANCHESTER By the time the first of a half-dozen city fire Residents spent part of the meeting The total 1988-89 budget is $6.9 “ I don’t want to pay what you’ve got would be negligent not to put the item ^ y (In the Dairy Queen Plaza) ^ l-SUC 1=1 trucks arrived at the narrow street in the city’s million. The finance board has here,” said Beaudoin, holding up a arguing whether the town needed a Equal Housing Lender town planner. in the budget. Brooklyn section, flames were roaring out proposed increasing the town budget, copy of the proposed budget. “ You A public hearing on the Board of East Hartford, Glastonbury, South Glastonbury, Manchester, Vernon, Rockville and South Windsor windows in both structures and poking through The Board of Selectmen had pro­ which does not include school spend­ can’t do it ... year after year. You’re Education’s proposed $5.1 million posed spending $27,000 fora planner to the roofs. ing, from $2.2 million this year. doing it to us again this year.” budget is scheduled for tonight at 8 at help update zoning and subdivision Ronald Beaudoin of 2 Cook Drive Other residents complained that the the Community Hall. MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. April 12, 1989 — 7

6 _ MANCHESTER HERALD, Wedno.sday. April 12. 1989 Red Army patrols streets Bush unveils ethics plan Residents OK gambling N A 'nO N MOSCOW (AP) — Red Army troops patrolled WASHINGTON (AP) — President Bush is DEADWOOD, S.D. (AP) — Wild Bill Hickok the streets of Tbilisi to enforce an overnight proposing tougher ethics rules for government was shot in the head during a poker game in Gun importers bring employees but faces criticism that he is letting Deadwood more than a century ago, but the city’s NATION & WORLD curfew in a firm crackdown on nationalists who voters have bet that restoring gambling will give Congress off easy by not seeking to bar the have taken to the streets to demand independence a shot in the arm to the gold-rush town's economy. more assault rifles & W ORLD for the southern Soviet republic of Georgia. speaking fees that enrich members’ incomes. Authorities said hundreds of people were Bush’s package calls for a 25 percent pay raise Residents voted 690-230 Tuesday to allow poker, for federal judges coupled with a ban on judicial blackjack and slot machines, with the city’s cut of to permit imports only of arrested and tens of thousands of hunting rifles WASHINGTON (AP) - Gun seized after 19 people were killed in the Georgian honoraria, or speaking fees, income, said the proceeds to be used to restore and preserve LA’s Bradley squeaks to fifth term weapons suitable or adaptable Briefings criticized administration officials who spoke on condition of buildings in the historic Black Hills community of importers are prepared to to “sporting purposes.” capital when police broke up a weekend bring close to 1 million more WASHINGTON (AP) — A lawyer for House pro-independence rally. anonymity. 2 ,000. „ LOS ANGELES (AP) - Mayor “A little more Ume and more voters, went to the polls to elect “We noticed the increase in But Bush will not recommend any hike in the An amendment to the South Dakota Constitu­ semiautomatic assault-style these showing up in crimes, an Speaker Jim Wright has been pleading Wright’s President Mikhail S. Gorbachev, signaling the Tom Bradley fended off an money, there could have been a the officials to lead Los Angeles rifles into the United States case before dozens of his Democratic colleagues Kremlin’s resolve to fight further outpourings of $89,500 congressional salary, nor will he call for a tion last year provided that gambling limited to $5 difference,’’ said Holden, who during the next four years. increase in demand, and we halt to the system that permits lawmakers to earn bets would be permitted in Deadwood if 60 percent upstart challenger to win an should the Bush administra­ reacted to it,” Pedersen said. — and even some lobbyists — in sessions that nationalism, vowed to oppose “destructive unprecedented fifth term in a gathered only $150,000 for his A poll taken recently by The tion decide not to make its critics say are flagrant violations of House actions of adventurist elements.” thousands of additional dollars in honoraria, the of the city’s voters approved it. squeaker election that almost had campaign funds versus Bradley’s Los Angeles Times showed 78 import ban permanent. “The main thing is that we secrecy rules. officials said. South Dakota is the third state to allow casino $2 million. percent of Hispanics, 70 percent might be nipping the semiauto­ Executive branch employees already are gambling, joining New Jersey and Nevada. him facing a runoff. The Bureau of Alcohol, To­ matic assault-type rifle in the The attorney, William Oldaker, has been “Never take anything for Bradley, who remained out of of whites and 68 percent of blacks bacco and Firearms now has representing Wright throughout the House ethics Government indicts firm barred from accepting honoraria, and that ban granted,” the 71-year-old Brad­ sight most of Tuesday night, had a favorable impression of the applications pending for bud rather than have millions committee’s 10-month investigation of the speak­ would be continued under the executive order and Democratic mayor. of them flooding in here.” LOS ANGELES (AP) — The government has legislative proposals Bush planned to announce ley told supporters today after his declared victory early today. 965,000 of the weapons, ATF Police organizations nation­ er's financial dealings. He was permitted to narrow victor^. “I am grateful for the people That’s led Bradley to be dubbed spokesman Dick Pedersen attend three weeks of closed-door meetings indicted Northrop Corp. for allegedly falsifying today in a speech to the American Society of iGimmicks part of plan wide as well as much of the Newspaper Editors convention. Bradley — the city’s first black who gave us this victory,” he told the “Teflon mayor” because he’s said Tuesday. beginning in late February at which the panel’s test data on cruise missile guidance systems, WASHINGTON (AP) - Budget negotiators mayor, an ex-cop and son of a supporters at the Biltmore Hotel. apparently not being blamed for “It appears there have been public have called for a ban on outside counsel, Richard Phelan, detailed the raising questions whether the strategic nuclear the city’s mounting urban weapons such as the semiauto­ from the Bush administration and Congress are sharecropper — needed at least Bradley quickly pledged to a lot more applications that findings of his $1 million investigation. weapon would function in time of war. Oil spill is shrinking turning to accounting gimmicks and asset sales 50 percent of the vote to avoid a renew the battle against drugs problems. came in after the ban,” he matic versions of AK-47S and Following those sessions, Oldaker prepared a The aerospace giant and five current or former Other candidates included a Uzi carbines. The calls have 'VALDEZ, Alaska (AP) — The oil spill from the for a major portion of their budget package, after June 6 runoff. and gangs that plague the na­ said. thick briefing book which he has used as the basis employees were charged Tuesday with conspir­ failing to reach agreement on strong deficit- socialist oil field worker and a The temporary suspension been prompted by hundreds of ing to defraud the government in the construction Exxon Valdez is shrinking following two days of Early today, he held more than tion’s second largest city. for meetings with House Democrats and a reduction steps. 52 percent of the vote with 98.4 With 98.4 percent of the 2,353 singer-dancer v/ho used to cavort imposed March 14 covered drug-related shootings in the selected handful of Democratic lobbyists and of part of the Air Force missile’s guidance system pounding by stormy winds and seas, giving a in a green bikini across the street nation’s cities and the January reprieve to threatened shorelines. The group is struggling to wrap up more than a percent of the city’s precincts precincts reporting, Bradley had some 400,000 weapons, includ­ political activists to present the speaker’s defense and a component of the Navy’s Harrier fighter jet. month of talks aimed at shaving about $28 billion reporting. At one point, he had 152,373 of the vote, or 52.13 from City Hall every day. ing about 300,000 for which slaying of five children at a arguments. The 167-count indictment charged that Nor­ “I don’t want to say it’s over because something The victory by Bradley, who Stockton, Calif., school by a may change, but the oil is breaking up very from the fiscal 1990 deficit. That would reduce red dropped to 50 percent of Tues­ percent. Holden had 81,747 votes, import permits already had The document is sprinkled throughout with throp and the employees conspired to install parts ink to about $100 billion next year as mandated by day’s non-partisan vote, in which or 28 percent; and former county has been mayor 16 years, puts been approved. An expansion man armed with an AK-47. allusions to Phelan’s arguments and in some for the Flight Data Transmitter of the cruise rapidly,” said John Whitney, an official with the him in a position to oversee Los Most murders by firearms missile that failed to meet government National Oceanic and Atmospheric the Gramm-Rudman law, according to White turnout was less than 20 percent. supervisor and television com­ of that suspension last week places includes direct quotes taken from secret House estimates. Bradley’s nearest finisher mentator Baxter Ward drew Angeles into the early 1990s as the covered another 240,000 are still committed by people depositions given before the committee. specifications. Administration. among the 10 candidates, fresh­ 44,186 votes, or 15 percent. population swells past 3 million weapons. with handguns, according to FBI crime statistics. TOM BRADLEY man Councilman Nate Holden, Only 16.5 percent, or 384,000 of people, with more than 70 differ­ The ATF is required by law conceded after midnight. the city’s 1.9 million registered ent languages spoken. . avoids runoff vote in the Greater Satanic smugglers OPPORTUNITIES Manchester Area slaughter 12 people “V " REAL ESTATE m MIS MATAMOROS, Mexico (AP) — said Texas Attorney General Jim A Satanic cult of drug smugglers Mattox. who sacrificed and apparently Felipe Flores, spokesman for cannibalized humans slaught­ the Mexican attorney general’s ered 12 people, including a U.S. office, said he knew nothing about college student on spring break, reports of cannibalism. But he Realty Co. REAL ESTATE authorities say. added that during the ritual RE/MAX east o( the river 647-1419 Five people were arrested in killings victims’ brains were cut 297 East Cenler SIroel Manchesler, C T 06040 647-8000 Street, Manchester connection with the killings and out and put on a fire, mixed with 646-5200 David Yaworski on drug charges by Mexican blood, herbs, rooster’s feet, / Federal Judicial Police, which goat’s heads and turtles. OPEN HOUSE 1 to 4 p.m. 2 FAMILY! found the dozen bodies in graves Authorities would not identify Sunday - 4/9 & 4/16 ASKING $165,900.00 at a ranch just south of the U.S. the other victims, but said all 26 Gardner St. 3 bedrooms 5 + 5 rooms vinyl border. were males. 3 Br. Colonial — Charming sided on large flat corner lot with “It was horrible,” Cameron Some victims were shot in the features Including bow front BOLTON MTaOOO separate furnaces, walkup attic County Sheriff Alex Perez told a head, and others appeared to living room with fireplace, En|oy the courttry atmoephere of this 3 and easy commute to Rt. 384. news conference Tuesday in the have been slain with machetes or bullt-lns, french doors - formal bedroom ranch located on almott 5 pri­ $1,300.00 monthly income.... dining room, picture perfect vate acres. Features open kitchen and Great investment or move in.... Texas border city of Brownsville. sledgehammers. Neck said. Interior - lovely lot with fruit dining area. Deck off kitchen. Qreat pos- “It was like a human The bodies were found Tuesday trees, brick patio, stone steps - tlbllltTes tor horses. why rent? Own! slaughterhouse.” morning in a field about 20 miles come visit In this comfortable west of Matamoros, Gavito said. home. The suspects were U.S. and bowers school Mexican citizens, said Sheriff’s Anthony Padilla, a photo­ ASKING ‘150,000 Lt. George Gavito, who did not grapher with The Brownsville Beautifully decorated and remo­ identify them further. Herald, said he saw Kilroy’s body deled throughout, full dormered The dead included 21-year-old at a Matamoros funeral home. LOVELY LOT 6 room capo with cozy fireplace, University of Texas student Mark “‘There was nothing inside the 7 room Anaaldl Colonial high on the BOLTON *200.000 2 full baths, plus finished family Kilroy, who vanished last month mountain. Lots of potential In this Distinguished Contemporary, newly room, deck and in the Bowers skull,” Padilla said. roomy quality built home - front to built on IVt acres surrounded by wood­ School District. A wonderful in Matamoros, Gavito said. back family room and living room land. 4 bedrooms. 2% baths, well Kilroy apparently was chosen In some forms of witchcraft, both with fireplaces - In ground pool planned kitchen, fireplaced family room home In a nice residential neigh­ removal of the brain signifies a for warm weather fun - attractive and much more. Quality workmanship See your Real Estate Agent today borhood. at random by drug smugglers treed lot. Qlve us a call and take a throughout. Call today for a showing. who had hoped human sacrifices sacrifice of the victim’s soul. look. would protect them from harm, Padilla said Kilroy’s legs were cut off at mid-calf and his spine -< Gavito said. was severed and twisted. Kilroy was grabbed after the I m s "V cult members “were told to pick Kilroy, a premedical student, n i l 0. one Anglo male that particular vanished from a crowded Mata­ < ■< night,” Gavito said. moros street shortly after 2 a.m. The cult had been involved in on March 14 while on drinking human sacrifices for about nine with a group of friends in the city m months, he said, and prayed to of 180,000 just across the Rio REAL ESTATE SERVICES the devil “so the police would not Grande from Brownsville. 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 arrest them, so bullets would not The 3-foot-deep grave contain­ kill them and so they could make ing his body was found after 2'A acres ♦ 8 rm Col. with 4 bedrooms. 1 st floor family room, 2'A baths, 30’x4’ 2 story barn with more money.” federal police alerted U.S. offi­ NORTH COVENTRY *184,000 NDRTH CDVENTRY *1D7.0D0 SPRING IS HERE!!! MANCHESTER *139,900 stable and corral. *214,9001 Call Rudy DeTuc- The buds will be here soon to accentuate the fabulous Authorities found candles and cials early Tuesday they had 135 MARK DRIVE 137 ALICE DRIVE rln at A4A-24R2 Real Estate ard surrounding this delightful 7 room Ranch on He- kettles full of body parts and BREAT FAMILY NEIBHBORHOOD SUPER LDCATIDN NEW LISTINQI Spectacular obtained confessions from the townhouse with attached garage, hiiron Rd. in Bolton. 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, full walk­ animal bones, said Oran Neck, You'll love this newly remodeled kitchen 16004 sq. ft. 3 bedroom. 1'4 bath Ranch out basement, fireplace with woodslove. large country suspects, officials said. with sliders to a 24“ wraparound deck. on almost 1 ac. of land. Remodeled central air, skylight, deck basement OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-4PM m chief U.S. Customs agent in This 3 bedroom Raised Ranch also fea­ kitchen, appliances to remain. Large and many upgrades. Elegant tile kitchen. 2 car garage or a garage with deluxe playroom At least one of the suspects MALLARD VIEW 647-8400 suitable for daycare. Brownsville. tures a fireplace and built-in air condi­ deck, tiled entryway. fireplace and lovely entry and low condo fees. Also found were bowls and a admitted involvement in Kilroy’s tioner In the LR. paneled lower level fam­ lower level family room. Convenient to DISTINCTIVE DUPLEXES 168 Main Street, Manchesler 1191,900 death, said Neck. ily room, baths and more. shopping and schools. AND TOWNHOU8E8 caldron from which brains, DIR: RmiIi 44 ti Mirfc Drivi. H w ii tn Lift. DIR: Rnllt 44 ti Mirk Drlvi, Right on hearts and other organs of It was the third drug-related Allei. Nuiti m Right. 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tough talk Lydall Inc. of Manchester reported record sales of WASHINGTON (AP) - Broad­ billion industry that is available cable systems. Subcommittee chairman Sen. $114.7 million for 1988, a 16 percent increase over casters told Congress today that to nearly 80 million U.S. homes. 3 finalists III. Howard Metzenbaum, D-Ohio, 1987 sales of $98.5 million. the cable television industry has He said the five largest cable has expressed reservations about Lydall President Leonard R. Jaskol attributed the grown into a multibillion-dollar companies account for more than the proposed $18 billion merger, turns weak gains in part to a 24 percent increase in earnings for li'l monopoly in the absence of 40 percent of current subscribers. saying Home Box Office could be continuing operations, from $4.1 million in 1987 to federal controls and should be He said cable rates are going up DOW JONfS AVFKAGL and cable companies are siphon­ inclined to withhold its programs are locals $5.1 million last year, according to the company’s APHII 11 1 W re-regulated to ensure the survi­ ing off sports programs that once from non-Time-Warner cable By Jack Anderson annual report. HIGH 2.321.48 val of free, over-the-air TV. The broadcasters said the 1984 were broadcast free. systems. Th ere is irony in the fact that in its search and Dale Van Atta Earnings per share for continuing operations LOW .2,295.27 Cable Act essentially deregulated “ We ask Congress to lift the were $1.81 in 1988, compared to $1.47 in 1987. The CLOSE 2,311.58 for a new town manager, Manchester looked the cable industry and said cable thumb that has caused the However, the Justice Depart­ WASHINGTON — The Labor De­ figures reflect the spinoff of Corcapinc. July 1,1988. h a n g e up 9.71 nationwide and then narrowed the field to C ment last week gave the merger partment wants to look like the tough The market price of common stock reached a high of companies that once were poor imbalance in the competitive three candidates, all of whom are in the cousins to traditional broadcas­ scale,” Fritts said. its blessing. guy when it comes to protecting the $17.62 per share in 1988, compared to a high of $15.06 2 950 T »* M T W T » M T -V T $ U • W t Q *1 ^ t Sen. Dennis DeConcini, D- neighborhood. American worker. The department per share in 1987. ters now dominate the local TV Fritts testified before the Se­ Ariz., has reintroduced legisla­ goes on a public relations binge when Lydall’s elastomer products business and 34- marketplace. nate Judiciary subcommittee on Hindsight would say the town could have tion that would require cable it decides to penalize an employer for percent equity investment in the CompuDyne Corp. “ In 1984 when Congress passed antitrust, monopolies and busi­ saved the effort and money put into the broad systems to carry all local broad­ safety violations. But long after the became Corcap Inc.. allowing Lydall to focus on the the Cable Act. cable character­ ness rights. search and confined it in the first place to this casters (known as “ must carry headlines have been recycled, the manufacture of advanced fiber materials. ized itself as a struggling, infant The subcommittee is studying rules” ) and keep cable operators region. government too often ends up going The firm will focus on specialty products for niche industry,” said EdwardO. Fritts, the cable industry and the anti­ from changing the channel as­ Other things being relatively equal, easy on the bad-boy companies. IN BRIEF president of the National Associa­ trust implications of the proposed markets, Jaskol said. signments for the local candidates with local ties certainly offer an The job of the Occupational Safety tion of Broadcasters. merger of Time Inc. and Warner Growing demand for many of the company’s broadcasters. advantage to the town. They are fam iliar with and Health Administration is to products also helped boost earnings, especially House plans available “ That act, which in essence Communications. Time already removed all regulatory over­ has the nation’s second largest The courts have struck down Connecticut law and custom and with the monitor the workplace for hazards off-shore sales, the report said. Sales of new and to fine employers who break the STORRS — Whether looking to buy or rent a sight, has become the communi­ cable system, American Televi­ the Federal Communications political and civic mindsets of the people they ymm cm. products for air and liquid filtration, thermal law. Those fines are couched in tough barriers and gasketing were nearly $11 million. home, or just looking for a new interior design, cations equivalent of anabolic sion & Communications Corp. Commission’s must carry rules will be called on to serve. ToE HK7ElViooO talk by OSHA officials, but the Significant increases were made in the sale of it is important to evaluate the space available steroids. Today, cable television Opponents fear the “ horizontal twice. On the other hand, professional government companies have a right to their day in Lydair air filtration products, liquid filtration to suit intended needs. operators enjoy an unregulated concentration” of cable interests National Cable Television As­ administrators know how to acclimate court — that’s when the government’s products used as diesel engine oil filters, automo­ The 84-page House Planning Handbook, monopoly. Amazingly, only 32 of that the merger would create, sociation President James Moo­ published by the Midwest Plan Service, and the “ vertical integration” of ney has said the cable industry is themselves quickly to local situations and the tough talk turns weak. Employers can tive transmission filters, water filtering systems more than 8,000 cable systems addresses minimum space requirements, for have any direct competition,” giving the nation’s largest pay- willing to work with broadcasters choice of an “ outsider” would not necessarily contest a fine. Then attorneys from and other areas. the Labor Department — OSHA’s each room, storage space and location. Fritts said. cable programmer. Time Inc.’s to adopt new must carry rules be a bad choice. parent agency — sit down at the For a copy of the House Planning Handbook, Fritts said cable TV now is a $14 Home Box Office, direct access to that will satisfy the courts. If the town’s search committee had taken a negotiating table with the offender, MWPS-16, send $6, check payable to University parochial approach to the search instead of aiming to reach a settlement both Businesses add of Conn- ’ticut, to Department of Natural opening it up, they would have left themselves sides can live with. Resources Management and Engineering, AlmosMull employment at LOB U-87, 1376 Storrs Road, UConn, Storrs open to criticism. The impression would have Our associate Scott Sleek has Cox chief says It’s OK now obtained confidential OSHA records 06269-4087. been that they had not made a good effort to capital spending grown. raska said. “ In the past, the extravagant when the LOB, as it is hearing rooms — even the cherry- showing that, on the average, com­ By Andrew Yurkovskv attract the best candidate. “The programming has im­ broadcasters purchased pro­ By Bob Conrad called, was designed is history now. It wood veneer doors with ornamental panies cough up less than half of the Manchester Herald The nature of the selection process for a WASHINGTON (A P) — American businesses Minnechaug course open proved tremendously.” he said. gramming. Now the cable com­ was such an issue last year that one carving at $1,000 each. All of that is in original fine that was publicly touted plan to increase spending on plants and equipment The regulation of rates. Ju­ panies are ... it’s the free market town manager automatically shuts out the It’s been a year since legislators legislator. Rep. William Gambardella place. by OSHA. Frequently those puny The Minnechaug golf course in Glastonbury The head of the cable television by a healthy 6.3 percent this year after an even raska said, could limit tjie pro­ place.” m ajority of the citizens. Because the dedicated their $52 million office next of North Haven, campaigned against But the taxpayers deserve consider­ settlements are not published and the is open for play, despite construction of houses company that serves Manche.ster stronger 10,1 percent rise in 1988, the government gramming available because of Cox Cable Greater Hartford identities of those who apply for the post must door to the Capitol in Hartford — a it and defeated 12-year veteran Paul ation, too, where restraint could be Labor Department certainly doesn’t nearby. said today that a proposal to said today. hnancial constraints on making serves about 15,000 customers in thing of beauty good for at least a Abercrombie of that town, a member applied if legislators are serious about brag about them. Often the last to The back nine of the course is ready for play. re-regulate cable rates would be kept confidential, the task of choosing the The Commerce Department said a survey improvements. Manchester. It also has subscrib­ century, a monument to themselves of the building committee. applying the brakes on spending. know about the settlement is the labor The course includes a new 2,200-square-foot limit the programming available manager has to be entrusted to a small completed in March found businesses planning to As to criticism that cable ers in Glastonbury, Newington, and a chance for its inhabitants to But former legislators who came Their endless proliferation of “ leader­ union representing the employees pro shop, scheduled to open this month. The to viewers. spend $450,39 billion for expansion and moderniza­ television has begun monopoliz­ Rocky Hill. South Windsor, and num ber of people. show what full employment is all back for the dedication gave it mostly ship” titles, all at extra pay, and the who are at risk. building will also contain a registration desk, Jayson Juraska. vice president ing some sports coverage, Ju­ Wethersfield. There is no way to know for certain that the about. favorable reviews despite some dis­ LOB itself might be opportunities to The case against Scott Paper Co. is tion this year. retail shop, dining room and deck. and general manager of Cox search committee did not pass up some Well, that is not precisely correct. set an example. an all-too-common example. In 1987, If realized, that would surpass the previous sent among them. The course is next door to the Village at Cable Greater Hartford Inc., also David Ogle, director of the bipartisan “ Lavish,” said Dick Noyes of OSHA charged the company with record of $423.77 billion in capital spending set last 2S.OOO PR(CED VOLUMES. ALL SUBJECTS candidates, with or without local experience, Minnechaug, single-family houses being deve­ criticized as inaccurate state­ agency that runs the place, tells me Farmington. “It’s a monument.” concealing a number of employee year. All of the numbers have been adjusted to take Art who would have made good managers. Political notes loped by Derekseth Corp. The former pro shop ments made by a broadcast that two authorized positions on the chorused Bill Stanley of Norwich and injuries and illnesses at its Winslow, inflation into account. will be used as a clubhouse by village residents. Humor Neither is there any reason to assume they television official during a con­ Mutic Legislative Office Building staff are Ed Rimer of Wilton. “ Obscene,” said ■ U.S. Rep. Sam Gejdenson of Maine, plant. The proposed fine was The new estimate for capital spending in 1989 By the third phase of the development, a new gressional hearing today. Ed­ Women did not g iv e the candidates recom m ended to not being filled in the interest of Marilyn Pearson of Stratford, dou­ Bozrah says he’s the one member of $813,000. represents an increase from an earlier survey nine-hole course will be open. ward O. Fritts, president of the Cratti them careful consideration before settling on austerity in this year of red ink. bling as a former legislator and head the delegation in the House who Scott Paper contested the charges, released in December, when businesses said they Movie* planned to boost spending by 5.9 percent this year. National Association of Broad­ Nature the three finalists. That leaves 427 persons working of the statewide taxpayers’ league. definitely won’t try to run for and lawyers for the company and BOOKS casters, said at the hearing that Indlant there at the moment, between per­ The building had its rocky mo­ governor next year. Maybe that’s OSHA met in Washington, D.C., to’ The upward revision came even as most analysts National Search for Out-of-PrInt BooKs S&L proposal rejected the 1984 Cable Act removed all Myetery manent staff and those who are there ments. Last summer, the air condi­ why, in ruling out a statewide hash out a settlement. The company are predicting an economic slowdown this year as regulatory oversight over cable Nature only for the General Assembly tioning chilled people on one side and candidacy, he said on C-Span last promised to correct its errors by the the record peacetime recovery extends into its WASHINGTON (AP) — Lawmakers are SelFle companies. Featuring This Week v-s session. That breaks down to 328 was a sweaty failure on the other. A week that he comes from the end of 1988 and the government seventh year. rejecting President Bush’s effort to make the Anthtuee full-timers and 199 on the patronage “ prettiest part of the state — its lowered the fine to $475,000. The Federal Reserve Board has been pushing up savings and loan industry meet the same Religion walkway connecting the building with But Juraska said. “ The 1984 act Theater list. eastern halL” Nobody bothered to tell the paper interest rates for a year in an effort to cool the capital requirements as banks in return for Daeint Purchitn: a garage was a glassed-in sauna. The did not deregulate cable televi­ Eric Sloan* Smill Collfctlon Mountainttring Ogle says 175 of that larger number ■ Former GOP State Central Com­ employees union about the settlement economy and restrain inflation. The Bush adminis­ bailing out the thrift industry. New England relief measure: a couple of old sion. The 1984 act deregulated the Alao: are “ non-partisan” employees and mittee member Joan Rader and Pat meeting or to ask for input. The tration and some analysts, however, have ex­ The administration and other reformers, Herlteg* Preee reliable, state-of-the-art electric fans. .setting of basic cable television Thorton Burgoao 153 are “ partisan.” It’s a good bet, Durkin of Greenwich are said to be president of the local was called at the pressed concern that the anti-inflation campaign however, are succeeding in early House action WaHaee Nutting A staffer told me the place was poorly rates ” Thornton Burgaaa however, that most of the people vying for an upcoming vacancy when last minute, and union members say could prove too potent and unintentionally push the to end many “ accounting fictions” that planned in its use of space — too much He said that there are many Jeaeph C. Lincoln working there got their jobs with the Cynthia Rubicam, who held the seat he was pressured into endorsing the country into a recession. enabled S&L operators to hide billions of Qen* Stratton Porter wasted area and too little for storage. regulations in Connecticut on the BOOKS & BIRDS help of political connections. for six years, moves to Sharon. settlement. OSHA officials said it was Continued strength in capital spending and dollars in losses. oil SelK, Prop. Overall, though, the Legislative activities of cable companies, The total payroll —■ hold onto your ■ Democrats who are usually quick a Thanksgiving holiday and they had resulting growth in production capabilities could On a 24-23 vote Tuesday, the House financial Sie E. Middle Tpk*. Office Building is one in which including customer service and hats — in that pretty pentagon that to respond to GOP needling on any trouble reaching union members. help extend the life of the economic expansion and institutions subcommittee rebuffed Bush’s Mancheeter, CT Connecticut can take pride. I go along notification of programming and sits on what used to be a parking lot subject were silent last week when Apparently, the settlement talks ease inflationary pressures that have mounted as insistence on doubling the required capital (203) 640-3440 with Supreme Court Justice Clark rate changes. Cable companies in between the Capitol and the State House Minority Leader Bob Jaekle of couldn’t wait. factories in some industries operate at rates near base of S&Ls from 3 percent to 6 percent, the HOURS; Tueedey-Saturday Hull of Danbury, a former senator the state have to inform the state Armory is $11.1 million in this budget Stratford accused them of padding OSHA officials say they try to full capacity. same level that commercial banks have to 11-4:30 pm who can remember the primitive of increases, he said, but the state year. tax proposals for next year so they can include labor representatives in all meet. 't h u r s o a v s u n t il a p .m . working conditions of his days in the The 10.1 percent gain in capital spending last year has no authority over the setting It would seem that these same Capitol. “ Damn the nay-sayers,” he cut back in what will be an election talks. But labor doesn’t see it that piece* cell for Sunday ft was the biggest percentage increase since a 16.6 of rates. Monday hour*. legislators who are trying so desper­ year. way. “ They just cut us out,” said Peg 7 said on opening day. “ We deserve it.” percent rise in 1984, when businesses still were Mexico signs loan plan He said cable television has 1. ately just now to find ways of cutting Seminario, associate director of occu- ■ So it’s too late to question the $6.6 recovering from the 1981-82 recession. Spending had grown because its popularity has state expenses might look under their million for granite inside and out, the pational health and safety for the. climbed just 2.3 percent in 1987 and dropped 3.9 MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexico has signed a own roof. half-million dollars for decorative Bob Conrad, a Bristol resident, AFL-CIO. percent in 1986. $3.65 billion three-year loan agreement with The debate over whether the marble and the nearly $700 apiece for writes weekly about Connecticut Cutting workers out of the negotia­ The growth in capital spending last year, which the International Monetary Fund to bolster the Legislature should have been so leather chairs to seat legislators in politics. tions has some members of Congress came as companies rushed to expand production to country’s foreign exchange reserves and help in concerned about whether the settle­ meet rising export demand, was credited with spur domestic economic growth. •Monday thru Friday ments are fair. They are also The accord breaks from previous IMF THE PLAZA helping power strong economic growth in 1988. 10AM to 9PM considering adding more teeth to However, many analysts are worried that last practice by mandating no new austerity at OSHA laws. “ All too often, you’ll have Saturday ’til 6PM year’s export boom has stalled. measures, said Treasury Secretary Pedro Open Forum OSHA and the companies meeting and Sunday Noon to 5PM BURR CORNERS The smaller anticipated increase in capital Aspe. the unions banging on the door but not Mexico, struggling to overcome the burden (opposite CALDOR) budget will recall, and those who did not able to cross the path to go to the stores. being allowed in,” said Stuart Weins- spending for this year includes a 4.1 percent planned year. If we are unable to attract rise for manufacturing companies to $171.44 billion, of payments to commercial banks and additional tuition students, the Board of should be reminded, that the people who The only way for those of us who don’t berg, who works for a Government governments on its $107 billion foreign debt, is Bolton High School compared with a 12.9 percent jump in 1988. Education may make some adjustments voiced opposition were told, quite drive will be to walk around the road to Operations subcommittee chaired by the developing world’s second-largest debtor. will not compromise to its program without compromising correctly, that they had passed up the Spencer Street, and at the end of walk as Rep. Tom Lantos, D-Calif. Before adjusting for inflation, capital spending Only Brazil owes more — $121 billion. the price tag excellence in education. opportunity to make changes by not far as Friendly’s wfe’ll have to go on the Behind those closed doors, are the for 1989 is expected to rise by 9.1 percent to $468.78 To the Editor: It is not the number of students that attending the previously held hearings road again to get to Edwards or K mart. companies that endanger their billion after increasing 10.3 percent in 1988. determines a quality program, but the and that it was then too late for changes Do you think this is fair? workers really getting the bruising A special for the readers of the Recent articles in the media have combined level of academic expectation because the expenses had already been It’s going to be hard for the drivers they deserve? Our sources in the labor detailed the decision by the Willington of staff, parents and students. For many incurred and there was no practical way coming in, and hard on these roads, to movement don’t think so. They say iHaiifliriitrr i-lrnili) Board of Education to withhold its years the enrollment of Bolton High out except for the town to pay up. After watch out for us walking in the road. It’s the settlement talks weigh more in freshmen students from attending Bol­ School was a little over 200 students. some very slight cuts the budget was bad enough to try to cross Spencer Street favor of the companies and that the ton High School beginning September These classes attended a school with an accepted at the second town meeting. to get to ShopRite with all the traffic. law doesn’t require OSHA to monitor POLO TOPS and POCKET TEES 1989. Understandably, this decision has excellent curriculum, good school spirit We have yet to see the effect this will How are we going to have protection to the companies to make sure they hold in soft, poly-cotton knits caused serious concern in our commun­ and competitive athletic teams. The have on our next tax bill. go shopping? up their end of the bargain. 344 Broad Street All of the foregoing raises this • 682 Hartford Road ity. The citizens of Bolton are legiti­ performance of its graduates attests to Bargaining in itself is not a bad Manchester Choose lights, brights, darks mately worried about what the impact of the fine education that can be offered at a question; Do we want to see this happen Mary Jarvis idea. If a company appeals the Manchester and whites in solids or stripes, this decision will be on the educational smaller school. again? If not. we should attend the 62D Pascal Lane, Manchester charges by OSHA, the matter can 646-3079 646-6846 offerings at their high school. In this An admirable attribute of our com­ hearings, try to learn the facts and try to hang in limbo for years without all in comfortable, easy-care, letter. I hope to address this concern and munity is our willingness to work express our views. workplace hazards being corrected. 100% cottons One matter in particular that should be hopefully alleviate .some fears regarding together to overcome our difficulties. Too many machines The government offers to reduce or the future of Bolton High School. Bolton High School is more than a explored is the effect on the Board of thefine if the company promises to The Board of Education is hopeful that physical plant; it is citizens, staff and Education budget that will result from selling newspapers clean up its act. But without effective poly-blends. tuition students may still be attracted to students working together in a coopera­ the town of Willington pulling out of our follow-up, a rogue employer can make S-M-L the high .school. A Willington study tive enterprise to create an optimal school system. Presently the Board of To the Editor; promises it never keeps. 1 committee is expected to make a learning environment. We have a Education does not appear to be Those promises would not slip so m .... recommendation on its choice of a high competent and dedicated staff to bring agreeable to proportionate cuts in its Just to ride down Main Street. Center easily off the employer’s tongue if the C a r W ashes school for its students in May. Recently, forth innovative and imaginative prop­ budget. Street or any street and see all the workers were sitting at the bargain­ Possibly this letter will help to alert the Valid At members of that committee spent a few osals. As chairman, I intend to lead and money-making newspaper machines ing table with evidence of past VaUd At Valid At days at Bolton High School and ex­ work with my colleagues on the Board of residents of Bolton to the opportunity to amazes me! indiscretions. Hartford Road Broad Street pressed many favorable opinions. Education to ensure that Bolton students acquaint ourselves with important facts We’ve got ’em all — the Advocate, Broad Street beforehand rather than after the fact. Only Therefore, it is possible that Willington are offered an education designed to New York Times, Courant, Journal, Noriega’s revenge Only Only students may enroll in September 1990. meet the challenges of the 21st century. I Herald, etc. There was a time in our The U.S. command in the Panama . The Board of Education also extended an trust you will join me in this exciting Milton Sherman “ village of charm” that mom-and-pop Canal Zone has warned the Pentagon Exterior Full Service offer to the Columbia Board of Education endeavor. 16 Volpi Road. Bolton stores or gas stations sold newspapers. Detail Special to consider Bolton High School as an Now the newspapers don’t have to pay a that spontaneous fighting could er- rupt between Panamanian and U.S. $64.00 Express Wash Wash alternative school for its students. James H. Marshall, Chairman few cents to these people — they get it all. troops. Ever since a U.S. grand jury At pre.sent. the administration is Bolton Board of Education Hotel adds hazard I wonder if they pay our town for •^Jncludes*^ $2.95 $5.95 e.stimating that the high school will open sidewalk space. They sure are an ugly indicted Panamanian dictator Ma­ Full Service Car Wash nuel Noriega on drug-smuggling •••featuring*** •••Includes*^ in September with an enrollment of 15 to for senior citizens sight all over town. Maybe if the Detailed Interior 23 fewer students than at present. The newspapers had to pay sidewalk tax, charges, he has been harassing Complete Exterior Important hearings Americans living in the Canal Zone. Cleaning The Gentle Board of Education is committed to To the Editor; they would put a lot less around. Wash Noriega’s military government won’t Simoniz® Orbital offering the same quality program for its Go out for a walk or ride and count ’em Touch® Wash Interior Vacumning ...continuing our students and we anticipate no change in on Bolton’s budget Building this hotel on Spencer Street, — whew! issue auto licenses to Americans and Polish Wax curriculum for the upcoming school What a relief if they were removed. their Panamanian employees. Pana­ Process Hand Towel Dry To the Editor: in back of the senior citizens’ homes and Carpet Shampoo Grand Opening in back of K mart, will make traffic more manian soldiers have arrested and Save $3.00 William J. Fatscher held U.S. soldiers without a charge. Save $38.95 Save $2.00 SALE! For the residents of Bolton. April II hazardous. That highway has four roads (regularly $8.95) going already. You ought to see the 253 Charter Oak St„ Manchester Noriega’s troops deliberately try to Pleaae Call For Appointment and 12 are important dates. provoke arguments. So far, American SENSATIONAL iJJanrliPBtpr Hm ifi Public hearings were being held on two traffic on holidays. These two extensions won't stap the officers have been able to restrain Valid Until 4/21/89 VALUES important budgets: on Tuesday, the Letters to the editor Valid Until 5/21/89 VaUd Until 4/21/89 Founded In 1881 high traffic already on Spencer Street. their troops and avoid any clashes. Not Valid Without Coupon Or With Not Valid Without Coupon Or With PENNY M. SIEFFERT...... Publisher town proper, and on Wednesday, the Not Valid Without Coupon Or With throughout the store! That hotel will bring more traffic. People The Manchester Herald welcomes Any Other Coupon Or Promotion Any Other Coupon Or Promotion Any Other Coupon Or Promotion GEORGE T. CHAPPELL...... Editor Board of Education. The hearings were staying overnight will park in the back of original letters to the editor. Priced For Average Sired Car Priced For Average Sized Car Priced For Average Sized Car DOUGLAS A. BEVINS___ Executive Editor scheduled for 8 p.m. at the Community Jack Anderson and his associate. the seniors’ homes. With cars going in Address letters to: Open Forum. * * » >• y » MARIE P. GRADY...... City Editor Hall. Dale Van Atta, are syndicated colum­ ll* * * > i* »t* • t * ■ f.v jO Those residents who attended last and out all day and night, I don’t know Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, ALEXANDER GIRELLI. . . . Associate Editor nists. year’s town meeting to vote on the how we seniors can relax. We won’t be Manchester 0S040. A 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. April 12. 1989 Whalers should anticipate some changes tj- f H ,' ^ - • So, what’s ahead for the Hartford Whalers. shouldn’t be included in any deals. The rest of the deal. He very well may still be an NHL-caliber Golf group gripes Amateur premiere The Whalers were eliminated in four straight by defense may find itself with a lot of new faces come goalie, but probably not with the Whalers. the Montreal Canadians in their Adams Division September when training camp comes around. Turgeon was supposed to be the sniper, the A semifinal Stanley Cup playoff series. They gave it Captain Ron Francis, who suffered a fractured natural goal scorer, who would score 40 or 50 a year over 2-year lease of Henley’s play their best shot — a better effort than they gave in Thoughts wrist in the finale against Montreal, spoke of just by showing up. Sadly, that hasn’t been the some games during the regular season — but it maybe being traded. He’s not the superstar Whaler case. They won’t get equal value in return, but look wasn’t good enough to throw the 23-time Stanley ApLENty fans would like him to be, but he’s a solid NHL for Turgeon to be in another uniform a year from Bv Nancy Concelman ding holes are complete. Cup champion Canadians off the track. Len Auster performer. If he does wind up with another now. It would be best for both parties. Manchester Herald ’’They’re not going to get captivates crowd Hartford players insist the Whalers were better franchise. Hartford better get proper One more thing Whaler management must do. anything longer.” 'Tedford said. than their record showed. But that’s all fans can go compensation for his departure. Stop carrying 27-28 players. It may be someone’s A member of a group formed to A progress report on the studies by, what they see in black and white. And the idea for competition within a team, but it doesn’t do promote a long-term lease be­ is due this month, Tedford said. Perhaps you Feisty right wing Kevin Dineen and center Ray much for morale when players don’t know when tween the town and Manchester He said he was surprised at think that your record, 12th best point-wise at the end of the Ferraro, both with career highs in goals scored, regular season in the 21-team National Hockey President and General Manager Emile Francis they're going to be sitting on the team bench, or up Country Club for golf course land FOG’S opposition to the short­ Uncle Henry will be back. Maybe the two biggest question in the press box. It doesn’t do much for continuity, said today club and group term lease. If club members are can really raise League, shows they are not Stanley Cup material, insisted the team wasn’t too small to be m marks are Sylvain Turgeon, a former No. 1 draft either. members would vote against a opposed to it, Tedford said, they a ruckus. Or Center Stage yet. competitive. pick, and 33-year-old goalie Mike Liut. The latter What has to happen? Not true. Hockey games on the ice, not mind games, short-term iease tentatively ap­ should inform the directors’ that Aunt Nancy Pappas did not play after March 18 with rookies Peter proved by club and town negotia­ subcommittee. Maude is as The Whalers mu.st import some size. Montreal Dave Babych over the last three months was the Sidorkiewicz and Kay Whitmore sharing time in should be the priority. That and, of course, winning. tors in February. “There’s no sense in pursuing batty as they V won the battle of the boards all too often in the best Whaler defenseman. He’s going nowhere in a goal. Wallace J. Irish Jr. said FOG this any further if the Country come. And four-game set. The Whalers, of course, won .some of hurry. Joel Quenneville made do on the blueline members have always opposed a Club is not going to agree to the your cousin the skirmishes, but overall they were no match for with his guile. How much longer is a question. Ulf Liut still has two years to go on his contract that Len Auster is sports editor of the Manchester short-term lease and want discus­ terms that the town has put V ^ Carrie is so the neighbors from the north. A year ago Whaler Snmiiplssnn had a disappointing season, but he calls for $450,000 a year. That’s one obstacle to any Herald. sions on a long-term lease to forth,” he said. self-centered begin. Negotiators for the town The town attorney is reviewing that her middle name is station. and club in February tentatively terms of the lease and the “Vanity.” This scene, and the subsequent agreed to a two-year lease with an directors will probably vote on it But it’s not likely that your relationship which grows be­ iflaiirlirstrr Hrrah'i annual rent of $75,000. Rent under in May. Tedford said. family is even half as strange as tween the two women, is handled the current lease is $25,000 The proposed lease would give the folks you’ll encounter in “The extremely well by two MCC Section 2, Page 11 annually. the club what might be called Debutante Ball,” the new comedy students. Suzanne Gimbut is The town owns the land on future considerations. The club by Beth Henley which is currently seductively witchy as the self- Wednesday, April 12, 1989 which the golf course is located. wants the town to agree that if it enjoying an excellent amateur centered Bliss. Nanette Piscot- SPORTS The club’s current lease expires adds 18 holes to the course, for a premiere at Manchester Com­ tano, a hearing person who signs in 1991. total of .36, the town would munity College. fluently, gives a very believable Irish said there is a consensus negotiate a long-term lease that Here’s'the chance to meet a performance as Frances. among club members that the would allow the club to operate a Southern family you’ll be thrilled increase in cost of the lease with private course using 18 holes. not to be “kin to.” But the most riveting student no guarantees for a future long­ If the town decides not to add There’s bombastic but affec­ performance is turned in by Vecchione, a senior at Rockville Bruins ready for another crack at Montreal term lease is not a fair deal. the holes, the club wants a right of J t 4 tionate Hank Turner, superbly Club President Paul J. Rossetto first refusal to operate the course created by Robert Donnelly, and High School. Vecchione has the could not be reached for comment for the town as a public course. his oddball wife, Jen Parker precocious ability to seem com­ By Ken Rappoport Buffalo. Sergio Momesso added a goal this morning. Irish accused the directors’ Turner, played with finesse by pletely at ease and unself­ The Associated Press Burridge’s third goal of the and two assists for the Blues, who But Democratic Town Director subcommittee of dragging its feet k ♦ • conscious while behaving in a series, at 8:39. launched a three- extended their unbeaten streak at i .. Julie Murtha. Seems Hank fell for NHL Playoffs Kenneth N. Tedford, who serves on the short-term lease. Jen — heart, soul and wallet — most aberrant and bizarre fa­ After beating the Buffalo Sa­ goal spurt in five minutes. Ray home to 10-0-1. on a subcommittee of directors FOG is “becoming extremely when she was languishing in a shion. Her personality varies bres in the Stanley Cup playoffs, Neufeld scored at 11:26 and Cam Red Wings 6, Blackhawks 4: Petr negotiating with the club, said skeptical about the good faith of Mississippi prison on a small subtly, like a kaleidoscope being Neely added a power-play goal at Klima and John Chabot scored twisted slowly, as she loses touch it’s on to bigger and better things ridge said. “You can’t think of the today the town won’t discuss a the Board of Directors to move on matter of husband slaughter. for the Boston Bruins. More (regular) season. Maybe they’ll 13:04. Craig Janney got Boston’s third-period goals 59 seconds long-term lease until studies to the issue expeditiously.” Irish with reality and then gains precisely, the Montreal final goal with 5:28 left in the apart to lift Detroit over Chicago, m Patrick Fiynn/Mancheater Herald perspective again. be thinking of that and they’ll determine the feasibility of ad- said In the play’s opening moments, Canadians. game. keeping the Red Wings alive in we learn that this lovely couple is start slower.” . ^ m IT WILL GROW — Kristan Blake, a junior Girl Scout in The overall strength of the cast The Bruins advanced to the The St. Louis Blues also Grant Ledyard broke goalie the playoffs. preparing to present Turner’s Andy Moog’s bid for his first The Blackhawks still lead the Troop 603, plants a tree seedling along the Interstate 84 makes the weak work of the Adams Division finals against the wrapped up their first-round rather daft daughter, Teddy, at fourth student cast member seem powerful Canadians with a 4-1 series in five games when they shutout in 47 NHL career playoff best-of-seven series 3-2 with the Purses exit ramp from Spencer Street near the Hockanum River the Hattiesburg Debutante Ball. worse, by contrast. David Kos, triumph over the Sabres on defeated the Minnesota North games at 5:23 of the third period. teams heading back to Chicago Linear Park. She said that by the time she gets her driver's Unfortunately, young Teddy (a who has only had one small stage Tuesday night. The Canadians, Stars 6-1 Tuesday night in the “We shut down their offense,” for Game 6 Thursday night. From page 1 talented high school student who finished with the second-best Burridge said. “We had two The Red Wings are trying to license the tree will have grown to the height of the named Lisa Vecchione) is partial role before, couldn’t seem to give Norris Division playoffs. nearby fence. anything beyond a wooden veneer record in the NHL during the In other playoff action, Detroit forecheckers. Good defensive become only the sixth tbam in to self-destructive slashing of her in his role as grandma’s favorite, regular .season, had earlier pol­ beat Chicago 6-4 in the other play was the key to our success.” NHL history to come back from a suspect is already gone, he said. some of them later were seen face and hands, and is headed for Brighton Parker. ished off the Hartford Whalers in Norris Division series; Philadel­ Blues 6, North Stars 1: Peter 3-1 deficit to win a series. Detroit the big dance with a mammoth faced the same situation in 1987 in Identifying the type of thieves turning their backs on their carts four games. phia stopped Washington 8-5 in Zezel had three goals and two with their handbags in plain view. red welt down her cheek. For the most part, the highly The Bruins were 0-7-1 against the Patrick Division, and Calgary assists to lead St. Louis over the Norris Division finals and committing the crimes has been realistic, detailed living room rebounded to eliminate the To­ difficult, Wood said, Ann Harris, of Glastonbury, Charter Eastern Throw in an egocentric vixen Montreal during the regular beat Vancouver 4-0 and Los Minnesota. had her hand around the straps of and bathroom designed by Clark season. But they were 0-6-3 Angeles turned back Edmonton Zezel, who tied a team playoff ronto Maple Leafs. “I can’t tell you who to look for. named Bliss and the deaf farm Bowlen work extremely well. They come in all sizes, shapes, her purse while she waited to From page 1 From page 1 girl who worships her, a grand­ against Buffalo after losing the 4-2 in the Smythe. scoring record held by four other Flyers 8, Capitals 5: Pelle Bowlen, an MCC professor whose series opener, then won four Bruins 4, Sabres 1: players, had two goals and an teams, individuals Wood place an order at the deli. She said mother who despises most of her theater students did all of the Burridge Eklund scored a power-play goal said. she keeps her hands on her purse progeny and the pompous young games in six days. broke a scoreless tie with a assist during a four-goal second- with 6:03 remaining to snap a 5-5 all the time. said today that some of Camp­ presiding over the bankruptcy construction, has put together a “The playoffs are a different period outburst, then completed He said that based on Satur­ prig who serves as her lackey, most convincing “nouveau shorthanded goal in the second tie and Ron Hextall scored the day’s attempted theft, it’s ob­ Another woman was caught bell’s statements are exagger­ case, ordered the parties to and you’ve got a snapshot of the series,” Boston’s Randy Bur- period to lead Boston over his hat trick in the third. first-ever playoff goal by a empty-handed as she left her ated. She said by combining the return to his chambers this riche” type of mansion, complete viously not just men doing the Parker-Turner clan. with sunken bathtub and numer­ goaltender as Philadelphia de­ snatching. pocketbook in a cart in the $31,000 salary for the executive morning. feated Washington, giving the assistant and $9,100 for select­ In Miami, U.S. District Judge As is often the case in such ous doors framed in faux marble. The suspect in the Saturday produce aisle while she inspected domestic dramas, the person who Flyers a 3-2 lead in their series. incident is being investigated by some vegetables. men’s salaries, the salary for the Edward B. Davis today said he But these doorways can get in 3 The Flyers can advance to the town managercanbefound. Also, found no evidence the pilots makes the most sense is the maid, police to see if she has been “I’ve been carrying it all the Violet, well played by profes­ the way when important action is division final against Pittsburgh involved with any other robber­ time, and I just put it down,” she said the hiring of a town staged an illegal strike to further taking place on the balcony, with a victory at home Thursday planner, human services director their own contract aims, as sional actress Carla Dean. Her ies, police said. confessed Elsie Joseph, of East primary quirk is that she regards beyond. From many angles, the night. Wood is calling upon female Center Street. She said she was and parks and recreation director Eastern had charged in a request woodwork obscured a pivotal After the Capitals pulled goalie 1 are ideas that would have ad­ for a back-to-work order. songbirds as the oracles of the scene between Bliss and Frances, shoppers to help themselves by shopping with her daughter, who future. Pete Peeters. Hextall took the locking their purses in the trunks is always reminding her to keep vanced without the charter The pilots said they were only and left audience members whis­ * puck behind the Flyers’ goal, AP photo of their cars and taking only their her purse on her arm. commission. honoring Machinists’ picket This is a show which could, all pering questions to one another. skated to his left and wristed a too easily, become a tossed salad GOAL SCORER — Philadelphia goalie Ron Hextail, left, wallets with them. He warned “She’s always yelling at me,” “Some of what Mr. Campbell lines, and a federal appeals court With a few changes, this minor shot from just behind the goal line shoppers to keep their wallets on Joseph said. says is not true and I hope the last month asked Davis to deter­ of individuals who are thrown that went the length of the ice into is congratulated by teammate Ron Sutter after the Flyers’ together for a weekend in the flaw can be overcome. Bowlen, their bodies at all times. people would see that.” she said. mine whether that was the case. Murtha and Baker scored a the empty goal with 1:02 remain­ 8-5 win over the Washington Capitals Tuesday night at He said the crimes will continue “All the money it will cost us is in The strike — and participation Turners’ new and ultra- ing while his team was the Cap Centre in Landover, Md. Hextall scored an empty the budget.” expensive mansion. victory when they obtained the until the accessibility is lessened. by Eastern’s pilots and flight rights to premiere this show. Now shorthanded. net goal, the first by a goalie in NHL playoff history, to On Tuesday afternoon at Shop Democratic Selectman Mi­ attendants — virtually grounded But under Joan Baker’s excel­ Hextall is the only goaltender Release chael A. Zizka. his party’s candi­ the cast and crew should share help his club to a 3-2 lead in the best-of-seven series. Rite, Shirley Mozdzierz had her Eastern and forced it to file for lent direction, the potential the credit for the fine production Sw ever to score a regular-season handbag on her shoulder. She From page 1 date for first selectman, said Chapter 11 bankruptcy tossed salad of characters comes they have put together. goal by shooting the puck into the said that since her ‘‘purse snatch­ today he will vote against the protection. together into a well-blended dish. net. He scored an empty-net goal Vernon, who led the league this assist as the Kings cut the Oilers’ ing,” she never puts her purse in proposed changes since people Under five-year deals reached Baker has made certain that even against Boston on Dec. 8. 1987. season with 37 victories but no lead in the series to 3-2. The Oilers the cart. show that Asherman once under­ can only vote for or against the with Ueberroth on Monday, the the most exaggerated scenes “The Debutante Ball’’ by Beth Flames 4, Canucks 0: Goal- shutouts, stopped 18 shots. He had can advance to the division finals ‘‘I have told people, ‘That’s a went intensive psychotherapy changes. He proposed splitting unions would get a 30 percent have moments of caring and Henley continues tonight through tender Mike Vernon recorded his 21 saves last Saturday night when Thursday night with a victory at good way to lose your pocket- and claimed that Asherman had the recommendations into a stake in the airline in exchange tenderness. Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Lowe second shutout in three games as Calgary won 4-0 in Vancouver. the Northlands Coliseum, where book,”’ Mozdzierz said. series of questions, but the for about $210 million in wage Calgary moved within a game of Kings 4, Oilers 2; Wayne they have won 14 straight playoff lied about past psychological For example, when she first Program Center of Manchester iv*; She was shopping with her problems to gain his release. proposal was voted down by the concessions. Community College. .-M’- clinching its series. Gretzky assisted on power-play games. mother, who had her purse in the Board of Selectmen. The appointment of a trustee meets her deaf cousin, the Joe Mullen, Joe Nieuwendyk, goals by Chris Kontos and Bernie The Kings led 3-1 entering the Asherman has steadfastly beautiful Bliss insists on trying to cart. Mozdzierz put her hand on maintained his innocence. Robert R. Morra, the Republi­ could prevent Eastern’s planes AP photo Mark Hunter and Hakan Loob, Nicholls, then added an insurance third period but got a scare when her mother’s purse several times He contends that he and can candidate for first .selectman, from getting back in the air speak French to her. When that with his fourth goal of the goal as Los Angeles beat Edmon­ Normand Lacombe’s soft back­ but there were times when the Aranow were overpowered by said today he thought a town quickly as Lifland has requested. fails. Bliss switches to the tone of EMERGENCY TRIPPED — Boston’s Craig Janney of Tuesday night at Boston Garden. The playoffs, scored for the Flames, ton to stay alive. hander trickled through goal- purse could have been an easy two drunken men while they were manager will add a level of A trustee would have to be command normally used to train Fire — Police — Medical Enfield, right, is tripped up by Buffalo’s Bruins won, 4-1, to wrap up their who lead the best-of-seven series Luc Robitaille scored his first tender Kelly Hrudey’s pads with dogs. “Stay! And sit! “ she says to target. hiking. bureaucracy that is not needed. certified by the Federal Aviation Rick Vaive in their NHL playoff game best-of-seven series. 3-2. goal of the playoffs and added an 4:05 left. Almost all women shoppers He is appealing his conviction Administration and the Depart­ the exhausted Frances, who has DIAL 911 ment of Transportation to oper­ walked miles because the family Tuesday afternoon had a purse in federal court. WriterMarkTwaindied in 1910. In Manchester either around a shoulder, or in the ate the airline. forgot to pick her up from the bus front of the cart, with purse straps wrapped around a hand. Lots of foreclosures Woeful Yankees hand one back to the Blue Jays Most women interviewed said The volume of foreclosed prop­ they were aware of the, rash of erties in the United States is Bv Ben Walker hard, solid baseball.” Yankees in a row from Baltimore purse grabbings and siid they nearly $25 billion, according to The Associated Press manager Dallas Green said. Kansas City hit only one home were being more cautiPus, but Paceline National Management. AL Roundup Twins 14, Tigers 0: “Every day run in its first seven games, but NEW YORK — The Toronto you come to park you think you’re there’s something about Balti­ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ RATES IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF Blue Jays tried to give the game going to win.” — Detroit Manager more that brings out the best in away and the New York Yankees bases with no outs on singles by Sparky Anderson, whose Tigers the Royals. gave it right back. McGriff, Pat Borders and Tom have dropped 12 straight games “We can hit home runs,” said “They’re struggling a little bit Lawless. Lee followed with his to the Minnesota Twins. And, Tartabull, whose homer follow­ and we were, too. We made some two-run single. Lloyd Moseby Anderson noted, “rather easily.” ing Brett’s two-run shot tied the mistakes but were able to over­ added an RBI single and George Pinch hitter Carmen Castillo score 3-3 in the third inning. “The come them,” Fred McGriff said Bell hit a two-run double. hit a grand slam in Minnesota’s wind has been blowing in a lot. J Spring Is In! after hitting two home runs “Everything happened in that eight-run eighth inning and Kirby You know, we play in one of the Tuesday night as Toronto sent the game,” Lee said. “But if you Puckett drove in two runs with a biggest ballparks in the league Yankees to their seventh straight make errors, you have to come double and homer, leading the and it doesn’t help when the wind Winter Is Out! loss. 11-6 in 10 innings. back.” Twins over Detroit 14-0, the is blowing in.” Errors by shortstop Manny Lee Lee is filling in for All-Star Tigers’ worst shutout loss since a Angels 7, Athletics 1: Bert and second baseman Nelson Tony Fernandez, who is out for 14-0 setback to Boston in 1973. Blyleven hurled a four-hitter for 1 Liriano with two outs in the ninth six weeks after being beaned last Allan Anderson, no relation to his first victory with California. You will enjoy our summer fashions each allowed a run to score, week. Lee has made three errors Sparky, pitched seven innings for Blyleven walked two and struck enabling the Yankees to make it in the four games he has started the Twins, allowing seven hits as out five. The 38-year-old right­ and colors for the whole family 6-all. But Lee came back in the and the Blue Jays are just 2-17 in he beat the Tigers for the fourth hander, tied with Steve Carlton 10th with his career-high fourth games Fernandez has not started straight time. and Nolan Ryan on the all-time at unbelievably low prices. hit, a two-run single that keyed in the last three years, including “He’s so easy,” Sparky said. list with 55 shutouts, blanked the Toronto’s outburst against Dave Monday night’s 8-0 victory over “You watch him and he keeps the A’s on two hits until the ninth. Righetti. New York. ball off the middle of the plate. The Angels were shut out on two 9'Month Simple Interest CD, $500 Minimum Deposit “I guess in baseball you call it a In the ninth, the Yankees had And once he gets two strikes on hits through four innings by redeemer,” Blue Jays manager two outs and a runner on first you, you’re done. You don’t lead Storm Davis but scored six times THE Jimy Williams said. “It was a big base when Roberto Kelly singled the American League in ERA — with two out in the fifth. With two Once again, the neighborhood hankers offer highly favt)rahle interesr rates on CIXs. The minimum hit for him. for us.” off Duane Ward. Rickey Hender- especially in that ballpark they runners on base, consecutive RBI It was another big loss for the .son hit a slow bouncer at Lee and play in — if you’re not able to singles by Glenn Hoffman, Mark ^ PENNY SAVER deposit is only $500. And, your deposit is federally insured up to $100,000. T) open a CD, visit Yankees. They are 1-7, the worst the ball went under his glove, pitch.” McLemore, Devon White and y (MMH Auxiliary Thrift Shop) your nearest C^iomFed Savings Rank office, or call for more information. record in baseball, and are off to allowing a run to score. The Tigers didn’t get much Claudell Washington made it 4-0 their poorest start since 1966. Steve Sax followed with a hard pitching as Minnesota rapped out and Lance Parrish added a 46 Purnell Place Manchester i Manche.ster at Main Street, 649-4586; at North Main Street, 647-0568; at Spencer Street, 649-5007; New York’s losing streak is its grounder that Liriano stopped 19 hits. The Twins chased Jack two-run double. Morris in the fourth inning. He Coventry, 742-7321; Clastonhury, 633-7655; South Windsor, 644-2484; East Haven, 467-2571; longest since 1985. The Yankees with a dive, but dropped as he While Sox 8 Mariners 6; Steve have allowed 59 runs, the most in tried to throw as Kelly scored the was charged with five runs and Lyons hit a two-run homer off West Haven, 934-9201; Hamden, 248-8888; Milford, 878-0607. the majors, and scored 19, tying run. After Don Mattingly eight hits. Puckett homered off Seattle reliever Tom Niedenfuer second-fewest in the American was intentionally walked to load Charles Hudson and Castillo with two out in Chicago’s three- Interest Is I reiliteJ monthly. No interest elieeks or rninsK-is will he pet nut ted witli tlii.s specml promotion. Suhstami.il penalty for early withdrawal. League. the bases, Tom Henke, 1-1, connected ott Guillermo run ninth inning. Billy Jo Robi- Rate subject to ehaiiL'e. Meml'cr I SI l( h Hernandez. Tues. through Sat. lOam-Spm AP photo “I finally had a chance to be a relieved and struck out Steve doux doubled with one out and, Thura. open until 8:30 pm part of something and I didn’t do Balboni. Royals 6, Orioles 5: Bo Jackson after Niedenfuer struck out Ron jf DCESN’T LCCK GCCD — Yankee Manager Dallas my job,” Righetti said, “It was a “We thought we had the guys and George Brett hit two-run Kittle, Lyons hit his first home j f THE NEIGHBORHOOD BANKERS Green looks glum in the New York dugout, and indeed he nightmare.” who were able to do it, but we homers and Danny Tartabull had run of the season. Eddie Williams should after the Yankees lost their seventh in a row, 11-6, Righetti, 0-1, took over to start prefer to continue to make a solo shot as Kansas City beat the followed with a double and scored ♦ in 11 innivigs to the Biue Jays at Yankee Stadium. the 10th and Toronto loaded the mistakes instead of playing good. Orioles. The Royals have taken 15 on Ron Karkovice’s single. jf ★★★★★★★★★★★ COMFED MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, April 12, 1989 — 13 12— MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. April 12 1989 A High School Roundup Rest pays off SCOREBOARD

Dtvtoton Ptnats I 2 Ot 5; woshlngton 3 of 7. Brulna4,8abre8l RedWlng86.8lackhawka4 for NBA pair Wales Conference Goolles—Phllodelphia, HextoM, 3-2 (34 A Monday, April 17 — Game 1 I shots-29 soves). Woshlngton. Peeters, 2-3 Wednesday, April 19 — (Some 2 (2^18). B uffalo 8 0 t —1 O ilcago J 1 i l l MHS track opens with easy win Hockey Friday, April 21 — Gome 3 A—18,1». Detroit * • Referee—Terry Gregson. Linesmen— Boston * 7 1—8 Sundoy, April 23 — Game 4 First Period—None. Penoltles—Bodger, First Period—1, Detroit, Yzerman 5 By Bill Barnard Tuesday, April 25—Gome5,ltnecessary I Ryan BozoK. Wayne Bonney Buf (hooking), 4:35; Sweenev, Bos (hooking), (Kocur, Zombo), :52. Z Detroit, Gallant 1 The Associated Press 9:42; Shoebottom, Bos (elbowing), 14:27. (Yzermon), 4:00. 3, Chicago, Creighton 4 The Manche.ster High boys’ Thursday, April 27 — Game 6, If necessary (Sovard, Larmer), 12:34 (pp). A Chlcogo, track team got off to a good start NHL playoff picture Flames 4, Canucks 0 Second Period—1. Boston, Burrldoe 3 Lormer 1 (Sovard, Gilbert), 14:44.5, Detroit, Saturday, April 29—Game7,ltnecessary (Wesley, Thelven), 8:39 (sh). 2, Boston, MacLean 1 (Chobot, Norwood), 17:24. this season with an easy 114-39 There’s nothing like a couple of days off to cure Penalties—Yawnev, Chi (Interference), DWhlMi Scmlflnali Neufeld 2 (Carpenter, Burrldoe), 11:24. 3, those aches and pains that make an 82-game Campbell Conference Vancouyer 8 0 0—0 2:53; NIII, Del (Interference), 4:29; victory over Rockville High Tues­ WMhMMlav, April S Boston, Neely 5 (Jannev, Howoood), 13:04 Tuesday. April 18 — Gome 1 Cotgorv 1 1 7—8 (pp). Penoltles—Mogulre. Buf, mlnor-malor Bossen, Chi (roughing), 11:15; Mo- day afternoon at Pete Wigren schedule drag on and on. Wmhlnoton 3, PhllodelpWo 7 First Period—1, Colgory, Nleuwendyk 3 cLeon, Det (roughing), 11:15; Von Dorp, Thursday, April 20 — Game 2 (Loob, McCrImmon), 5:37. Penalties— (unsportshsanllke conduct, fighting), 3:27; Track. Larry Nance of Cleveland and Houston’s Mike PmilHiroh 3, New Yorit Rangers 1 Saturday, April 22 — Gome 3 0)1 (cross-checking), 11:30; Borr, Det Montreol 6, Horlford 7 Nottress, Cal (high-sticking), 15:19; Shoebottom, Bos, molor (fighting), 3:27; Monday, April 24 — Game 4 Sweenev,Bos (high-sticking),4:43; Priestlay, (unsportsmanlike conduct), 11:30; NIII, The Indians will next compete Woodson came back from short layoffs and led the Buffalo 6. Boston 0 Butcher, Van (crosse. Penoltles—St. Louis ■4t 5:32; CIcarelll, Wos (roughing), 5:32: (Gilbert, Sovard), 1:05 (sh). 8, Detroit, stead, Dave Ghabrial, Todd Lis- Atlanta last Friday. St. Louis S, Minnesota 3 bench, served by Roolon (too mony men on Kllmo 2 (Oates, Yzerman), 7:23 (pp). 9, Sunday, April f Secord, Phi (tripping), 4:90; Mellanbv, Phi, Ice), 1:05; Lorson, Min (trippino). 8:07; comb. Matt Prignano, Kevin “ My legs were fresh and my shot was there.” molor (fighting), K):09; Leach, Was, major Detroit, Chobot 1 (Burr), 8:22. 10, Detroit, Phllodelphia 5, Woshlngton 2 Klngs4.0ller82 McRae. Min, malor (fighting), 14:45; Robertson 1 (Yzermon, (Xillant), 19:29. Colletti and Chris Mena. Woodson said. “ My shots seem to be there since I Montreal 4, Horttord 3, OT, Montreal (fighting). 10:09; Sutter,Phi (sloshing), 11:03; CIccorelll, Was (Interference), 13:29; Kerr, Roglan, StL, malor (fighting), 14:45: Penoltles—B./Wurrov, Chi (hooking), missed the Miami game (on Saturday).” wins series 40 Hobscheld, Min (trloolng), 18:42. 4:24; Kllmo, Det (hooking), H);04; Creighton, Boston 3, Buffalo 2 Phi (cross-checking), 14:54; Chvchrun, Edmonton * 1 1“7 Reiultt; Phi (holding), 15:44; Hunter, Was (holding), Los Angeles l 7 1 Second Period—1, Minnesota, Musll 1 Chi (Interference), 11:14; Norwood, Det Reginald Plnto/Uancheater Herald Cavaliers 92,76ers 90: Nance’s 20-point effort was Pittsburgh 4, New York Rangers (Broten), 4:40.2, St. Louis, Zezel 4 (Momesso), (elbowing),11:14. 100 — 1. Rivera (M ), 11.3, 2. Sounders 17:17. First Period—1, Los Angeles, Kontos 4 (M), 3. Barber (M) his best since he scored 27 against Milwaukee on Pittsburgh wins series 4b (Gretzky, KrushelnyskI), 4:24 (pp). 7:07,3,St,Louls,Zezel5(Ronnlng, Hull), 8:47 Shots on goal—Chicago 12-96—29. De­ Edmonton 4, Los Angeles 3 Second Period—5, Washington, Plvonko 3 (pp). 4, St. Louis,Brind'Amour 1 (Tlllev, 200 — 1. Saunders (M ), 23.5, 2. March 5. He has been hobbled since late January by (Ridley, Chrlstlon), 4:41. 4, Phllodelphio, Penoltles—Allison, LA (cross-checking), troit 7-12-10—29. GOING OVER — Manchester's Douang Rockviile High at Pete Wigren Track. Chicago 3, Detroit 2 1:39; Smith, Edm (holding), 5:48; Ander­ Evons). 9:48. 5,St.Louls,Meogher3(Zezel), Power-ploy Opportunities—Chicago 1 of 5; Daoanlas (R), 3. Barber (M) Minnesota 5, St. Louis 4 Kerr 3 (Hoyre, Sutter), 8:57. 7, Woshlngton, 400 — 1. Rivera (M ), 52.4, 2. Cainobell the ihjured leg. son, Edm (trloolng), 13:02; Gregg, 14:01. Penoltles—Gavin, Min (holding), O tro lt 1 of 7. Hemmavanh was second in the event Vancouver 5, Calgorv 3 CIccorelll 3 (Courtnoll, Gustofsson), 12:31 (M ), 3. Sperrv (R) . Hemmavanh, left, clears a hurdle during Edm (hooking),17:X. 8:21; Lorson, Min (sloshing). 10:04; (Soolles—Chlcogo, Chevrler, 32 (29 Mark Price finished with 19 points and 13 assists Tuesday, April 11 (pp). 8, Phllodelphia, Kerr 4 (Ekiund, Howe) Tlllev, StL (holding), 18:25. shots-23 saves). Detroit, Stefan, 32 (29-25). 800 — 1. Sweet (R),2:05, 2. Eaton (M ), behind Rockville’s Matt Furbush. Philadelphia I , Woshlngton 5, Phllodel­ 14:32 (pp). Penoltles—Secord, Phi (cross Second Period—2, Los Angeles, NIcholls the running of the 110-meter high for the Cavaliers, who trail Detroit by 2‘A games for (Gretzky, Robitallle), 5:32 (pp). 3, Edmonton, 3. Dwver (M) phia leads series 3-2 checking), 5:10; Bullard, Phi (unsports- 1600 — 1. Hempstead (M ), 4:36.0, 2. Anderson 1 (KurrI, Messier),7:38 (pp). 4, Third Period—4, St. Louis, Momesso 1 A-19,784. hurdles in Tuesday’s meet against the Central Division lead. Mike Gminski and Boston 4, Buffalo 1,Bostonwlnsserles41 monllke conduct), 10:13; Hunter, Was (Zezel), t:90. 7, St. Louis, Zezel 4 (Hull, Referee—Ron Hoggorth. Linesmen— LIscomb (M ), 3. Sweet (R) (unsportsmonllke conduct), 10:13; Wells, Phi Los Angeles, Robitallle 1 (Taylor, Charles Barkley scored 23 each for Philadelphia, Kennedy), 9:44. Penalties—TIkkanen, Edm Momesso), 4:10. Penalties—McRae, Min Ray Scoplnello, Dan McCourt. 3200 — 1. LIscomb (M ), 10:14, 2. Detroit 4, Chlcogo 4, Chicago leads (roughing), 11:14: Froncesghettl, Was (roughing), 3:15; Raglon, StL (roughing), Bldwell (R), 3. Patterson (R) whose loss officially gave the New York Knicks the (holding), 11;14;Tochett, Phi (holding) (tripping), 1:18; Lamb, Edm (charging),3:51; Tonelll, LA (hIgh-stIckIng), 4:08; Simpson, 3:15; McRae, Min (high-sticking), 7:32; 5000 — 1. Ghabrial (M ), 16:45.8, 2. S t. Louls6,Mlnnesota1, St, Louis wins series 12:13: Courtnall, Was (charging), 13:10; Gortner, Min, double minor (roughing), Allaire (M), 3. Todd (M) Atlantic Division title. Hatcher, Was (slashing), 13:57. Edm (elbowing), 13:41; Edmonton bench, 41 served bv Carson (too monv men on Ice). 9 07; Banning, StL (roughing), 9:07; 110 hurdles — 1. Furbush (R), 16.3, 2. Bucks 125, Nets 93: Milwaukee turned a close Calgorv 4, VancouverO, Calgorvleodsserles McRae, Min (hlgh-stlcklno), 11:50; Hemmavanh (M ), 3. Colletti (M) Third Period—9, Washington, Johansson 1 14:37; KurrI,Edm(roughing),19:02;Taylor, Calendar game into a rout by outscoring New Jersey 50-27 in a 3-2 , ^ LA (high-sticking), 19:02. P.Covolllnl, StL (Interference), 14:11; 300 hurdles — 1. Daoanlas (R),42.7,2. LosAngeles4, Edmonton 2, Edmonton lends (Gustofsson, Courtnall), 5:35 (pp). 10, Philo- McRoe, Min, malor-game misconduct 17-minute stretch. delphio, Propp 5 (Sutter, Tocchet), 8:00. 11. AP photo Miller (M), 3.. Hemmavanh (M) series 3-2 (fighting), 14:11; G.Covalllnl. StL, game 4 X 100 relay — 1- Manchester Thursday, April 13 Phllodelphio, Ekiund 1 (Propp, Kerr), 13:57 Third Period—5. Edmonton, Lacombe Ricky Pierce scored 19 points. Terry Cummings (Lamb, Lowe), 15:55. 4, Los Arxieles, misconduct, 14:11; Gotoos, Min, malor TODAY (Barber, Saunders, Miller, Colletti), Washington at Phllodelphia, 7:35 p.m. (pp). 12, Phllodelphia, Samuelsson 1,15:32.13, ((Ightlng), 14:05; Bennlng, StL, malor 16 and Jack Sikma had 15 points and 14 rebounds for Detroit at Chlcogo, B:35 p.m. P hiladelphia, HextoM 1, 18:58 (sh-en). Gretzky 2 (Watters), 18:43. Penalties— B aseball BRRR — New York Mets’ pitcher Ron Darling is wrapped 46.1 Huddv, Edm (roughing). 8:29; Duguov.LA (fighting), 14:05. Manchester otEostCothollc, 3:30 4 X 400reloy — 1. Manchester (Miller, the Bucks, who moved one-half game ahead of Los Angeles at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. Penalties—Chychrun, Phi (hooking). 5:10: Shots on goal—Minnesota 11-4-7—^24. St. Calgorv at Vancouver, 10:35 p.m Smith, Phi (roughing), 7:35; CIccorelll, (roughing), 8:29; WIemer, LA (cross Cove ntrvatRHAM, 3:30 up as he watches his team go down to defeat to the Lavoie, Hemmavonh, Chesnev), 3:52 checking), 10:45. Louis 1317-18-48. Long lump— 1. Furbush (R), 19'7", 2. Atlanta for the Eastern Conference’s fourth playoff S aturday, A p ril IS Was (high-sticking), 7:35; Acton, Phi Power-play Opportunities—MInnesotaOof S o ftb a ll Phllodelphia at Washington, 7:35 p.m (roughing), 10:43; Hunter, Was (roughing) Shots on gool—Edmonton 7-13-14—34 MercvatEostCathollc (Robertson),3:30 Pirates, 4-3, Tuesday night in Pittsburgh. Temperatures Rivera (M ), 3. Castaona (M) position, which ensures a first-round playoff series Los Angeles 15-12-14—43. 2; St. Louis 1 of 8. It necessary 10:43; Courtnall, Was (Interference). 13:23: E. O, Sm Ith at Coventry, 3:30 Triple lump — 1. Colletti (M ), 37'11 , Power-ploy Opportunities—Edmonton Goalies—Minnesota, Casey, 1-3 (30 Bovs Tennis dipped into the upper thirties during the game. at home. Chlcogo at Detroit, 7:35 p.m., It necessorv Chychrun, Phi (cross-checking), 17:27; shots-24 saves), Takko (0:00 3rd period, 7-5). 2. Costogno (M ), 3. Johnson (M) Corkner, Phi (high-sticking), 19:21. ot 3; Los Angeles 2 ot 7. Manchester at Wethersfield, 3:30 High lump — 1. Rahennme(R),5’6'',2. Warriors 114, Heat 98: Golden State improved its St. Louis, Mlllen, 41 (24-23). Vancouver ot Calgorv, 8:05 p.m.. It Goalies—Edmonton. Fuhr. 3-2 (43 shots-39 O Irls Tennis Ghabrial (M), 3. (tie) Payne (M) and record to 11-0 against the NBA’s three worst teams, saves). Los Angeles. Hrudev. 2-2 (34-32) A—14,854. WlndsorotManchester,3:30 necessary Shots on goal—Philadelphia 4-10-10—26. Referee—Don Koharskl. Linesmen— Borgldo (M) beating the Heat behind Chris Mullin’s 25 points and Edmonton at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m., It Washintrton 149-11—34. East CothollcatHomden, 3:30 Pole vault — 1. Meno (M ) 8', 2. Phan Power-ploy Opportunities—Phllodelphio A—14.005. 4Aork Vines, Kevin Collins. (M), 3. Palermo (M) Terry Teagle’s 24. necessary Shot put — 1. Campbell (M ), 42’8 ,2. Pirates’ victory Lata (M), 3. Handler (R) Discus — 1. Campbell (M ), 107'4’ , 2. Lato (M ), 3. Harnols (M) Javelin — 1. Prignano (M ), 156'9 ', 2. Soviet nine Johnson (R), 3. Daniel (R) Come in and not a big deai needs w o rk pick up a Rockville girls copy of our Bv Alan Robinson 8 page The Associated Press nip the Indians ANNAPOLIS. Md. (AP) - The N L Roundup Soviet Union may have beaten the Spring Saie The Manchester High girls’ United States en route to the gold IS llMTH E AIR Circuiar. PITTSBURGH - The Pit- track team opened its season by medal in basketball during last tburgh Pirates not only haven’t dropping a heart-breaking 64-63 won many big games this season, Kipper pitched two scoreless summer’s Olympics, but Ameri­ innings before Robinson, 1-1. decision to visiting Rockville ca’s national pastime is another they haven’t won many games at High Tuesday afternoon at Pete retired all three hitters he faced story. all. That’s why Andy Van Slyke Wigren Track. said they can’t get worked up in the 11th. It was the first time The Soviet National baseball this season that the Pirates’ The Indians will host Fermi team was looking to rebound over one victory over the New Thursday at 3:30 p.m. while MANCHESTER LUMBER bullpen, which will be without from a 21-1 loss to Navy when it York Mets. Rockville moves its dual meet ______Hurry! Sale Ends April 22, 1989 injured stopper Jim Gott for mets George Washington Univer­ The Pirates, off to their worst record to 2-0. about a month, has held a lead in sity today in the second stop of a start in 15 years, rallied with solo Each team had won seven SPECIAL ORDER six opportunities. 12-game U.S. tour. ON PRESSURE runs in the ninth and 11th innings events before the deciding 4 X Reginald PInto/Mancheater Herald to beat the Mets 4-3 in their home The Mets. who are 2-4. need “ We didn’t play like we could DEPARTMENT somebody to pick up their top 400-meter relay. Manchester was have.” Soviet manager Alex­ TREATED opener Tuesday night, but Van leading. 63-59. at this point. HAND OFF — Manchester High’s Tuesday’s track meet against Rockville. Slyke refused to call it a big guns of Keith Hernandez. Darryl ander Ardatov said through an Strawberry and Kevin McRey- Rockville narrowly came away Michele Hornbostel, right, passes the The Indian foursome came home first in interpreter after the game Tues­ UAHC victory. with the relay win and the team nolds. who were a combined baton to Bridget Moriarty for the anchor 52.5. day at the U.S. Naval Academy. LUMBER "Good teams don’t win big victory. O-for-12. leg in the 4 X 100-meter relay in Ardatov should have known he games, good teams just win,’’ Manchester junior Alexia Cruz Ideal for Van Slyke said after the Pirates “ I ’d be lying if I said our record was in fora rough afternoon when was a triple winner taking the 100 ville also fanned Bacon’s No. 3 beat the Mets for only the 14th didn’t bother me.” said Kevin pitcher for East. She tossed four his players had to face the Decks, Fences, and 200 along with the long jump. EC girls’ softball hitter. Ron Dubray, for the final time in their last .55 games dating El.ster. whose RBI single trig­ innings, gave up three hits, American flag during the playing Senior Karen Obue was a double out of the game with the tying and Yard Projects to 1986. “ We haven’t been doing gered the Mets’ three-run fifth. “ I off to good start walked four and struck out one. of the Soviet national anthem. winner copping the shot put and runs on second and third base. much winning.” think we’re lucky to be 2-4. But as Eagle catcher Beth White also The Soviet flag was not raised discus for the Indians. Also “ Brian went right after him "I don’t think it really matters soon as we get ourbig guys hitting The East Catholic High girls’ played well. before the game because it is not Pressure-treated lumber will performing well for Manchester (Dubray).” Baccaro explained. so much that we beat the Mets as the ball, we’ll be fine. The Pirates softball team couldn’t have customary for a foreign flag to be outlast untreated wood. It's were Collette Factora. Erica Cheney Tech nine “ He struck out swinging. it does that we won.” said played a great game and barely gotten off to a better start in the raised on a U.S. military base. odorless and easy to work with. DeJoannis, Kerri Lindland. Beth The key blow early was a grand Manager Jim Leyland. whose won. We played a terrible game; 1989 campaign. Instead, the Soviet piayers stood It resists rot, decay and Cool and Kris Trombly. a winner again slam home run by Bacon’s Judd Pirates spent most of last we’re playing nowhere near our Scoring 15 times in the first at attention facing the American termite attack. Reiultt: Potter off Allen in the top of the summer in futile pursuit of the capabilities.” 100— 1. Cruz (M ), 12.7,2. Factora (M ), inning, the Eagles routed South After Bacon Academy roughed flag as the Soviet anthem was first. Cheney scored four times in Mets. 3. McCullen (R) Catholic. 23-4, in a non­ up Cheney Tech starter Jeff Allen played for the first time ever at 200— 1. Cruz (M ), 27.1,2. Factora (M ), the third keyed by an RBI double 2 0 ' “ Everybody is trying to em­ Phillies 6, Expos 2: Steve Ontive­ 3. Kennedy (R) conference game at Keeney for five runs in three innings, the academy. 1 2 ' 1 4 ' 1 6 ' 1 8 ’ by Bob Bidwell, who had two hits, T r e B to d B’ 1 0 ' phasize that we beat the Mets. but ros found out he can do more than 400 — 1. Tromblv (R), 68.3, 2. Street Field Tuesday afternoon. Beaver Coach Bill Baccaro Once the game started, Navy 5.59 — — Kaminski (R), 3. Mayhugh (R) and a bases-loaded single by Ben 2 " x 4 " 2.02 3.01 3.75 4.37 we needed to win a game real bad, just pitch in the major leagues. The game was called after five handed the ball to sophomore took advantage of a flo()d of Soviet 800 — 1. Walker (R), 2:40.4, 2. Loto DeCarli. 4.2 4 5.83 6.02 8.19 11.62 11.85 I don’t care who we were playing. Ontiveros threw seven shutout (M ), 3. Reich (R) innings. righthander Brian Courville, who errors and walks, scoring 10 runs 2 ’ ' * 6 " 3.39 If you don’t see what you need in our showroom, 1600 — 1. Walker (R), 5:47.23, 2. Cool The Beavers gained the lead on three hits in the first inning en 8.52 11.02 10.82 12.58 16.14 W e’ve been struggling and innings and drove in three runs (M ), 3. WIztrowskI (R) East was scheduled to host was making his first varsity 2 ' ' x 0 ' 5.21 6.52 ask one of our staff. We can get it for you. they would never lose in the fifth. route to the exhibition victory. 14.07 16.07 — 19.13 floundering and we needed to win. with a bases-loaded double as 3200 — 1. Walker (R), 12:43.5, 2. Cool Mercy High of Middletown today appearance. 2 " x l 0 " 5.89 7.66 10.65 You may want to browse In our jumbo catalog yourself. (M), 3. Maloon (R) A double by Allen, a single by The Soviets allowed eight and we did.” Philadelphia beat Montreal 6-2 at 3:30 at Robertson Park. Behind the fine pitching of 14.17 — 19.01 — — 100 hurdles — 1. CzalkowskI (R), 17.4, Nate Paradis and an RBI ground 2 ” x 1 2 ' You’ll see thousands of exciting building and home The Pirates, 6-12 against the Tuesday night. 2. Hornbostel (M ), 3. Zllahv (R) “We looked pretty strong,” Courville. (Tieney rallied for an walks, eight errors, eight wild 11.18 — — out by Tom Murphy were the key 4 * ' x 4 " 4.50 5.68 8.29 8.48 decorating products. Mets each of the last two seasons, Last season. Ontiveros ap­ 300 hurdles — 1. CzalkowskI (R), 52.6, East Caoch Jay McConville said. 8-6 victory in Charter Oak Confer­ pitches and four hit batsmen. 2. Zllahv (R), 3. Hornbostel (M) blows in the three-run frame. 6.26 8.25 10.34 — — peared in only 10 games for “ They (South) are a young ence action Tuesday afternoon at “ You couid see they were 6 / 4 " x 6 * ’ 4.65 5.63 trailed 3-2 in the ninth when 4 X 100 relay — 1. Manchester Rich Assid played well in center- Randy Myers replaced Sid Fer­ Oakland as he spent most of the (Factora, Cruz, Hornbostel, Morlartv), team.” Beaver Field. Cheney is unbeaten nervous.” Navy catcher Tim 52.5 field for Cheney. nandez. who had pitched three season on the disabled list with a In the Eagle first, Lynn Krawc- at 2-0 and will host Goodwin Tech Peifley said. “ They’re not used to SOME OF THE BIG SAVINGS FOR SPRING AT MANCHESTER LUMBER ! 4 X 400 relay — 1. Rockville (no time “ Down, 5-0, we could’ve packed scoreless relief innings. sore right elbow. was given) zyk had two hits and three RBIs Thursday afternoon. Bacon falls playing in front of this many Long lump — 1. Cruz (M ), 15’3", 2. up and folded it in,” Baccaro said. GARDEN Jose Lind, who had been 0-for-R Manager Nick Leyva relieved while Maura McPadden and to 0-2. people. But w e’re not either. "20 Cuprinol' Mayhugh (R), 3. McCullen (R) Allen had six strikeouts in three against Myers, coaxed a walk, Ontiveros at the start of the High lump — 1. Osvpek (R), 5'1” , 2. Kendra Darby added two hits “ Brian came in and did a great “ I wish I could have communi­ MARVIN HOSE , Lindland (M ), 3. Hornbostel (M) innings. CLEAR moved to third on Bobby Bonilla’s eighth after the right-hander apiece. For the game, Chris job,” Baccaro said. “ He pitched cated with them to tell them to 5/8” X 60’re- ' Shot put — 1. Obue (M ), 29'6", 2. Chenev Tech 004 130 x—8- 8-3 keep their heads up (while in the TERRACE . PRESERV- one-out single and scored on appeared to tire in the seventh. DeJoannis (M ), 3. Harris (R) Lenegan added two hits for the four strong innings. Bacon Academy 401 000 1—6-11-2 Inforced \ Glenn Wilson’s sacrifice fly. Discus — 1. Obue (M ), 114'5", 2. Raker Eagles. Wendy Schibel had two of In his four-inning stint, Cour­ Allen, Courville (4) and Sauer. Ko­ batters box).” he added. DOORS rubber/ vinyl hose. (R), 3. DeJoannis (M) ^ ATIVE Then, after getting strong Astros 5. Reds 3: Ken Caminiti the Rebels’ three hits. ville allowed four hits, struck out walski, Garr (3), Kowalski (5) and Center fielder Chris Angle went Belted radial Javelin — 1. Grover (R), 80'7", 2. Lallberte. The Marvin Terrace Door gives you Reg. $14.34 hit a two-run single in the Astros’ Jubenville (R(, 3. Obue (M ) Sue Concannon was the winning 2-for-2 with two runs scored and conatructlon. pitching from a bullpen that has four and walked only one. Cour­ WP- Courville (1-0). LP- Kowalski. a great view of the great outdoors. four-run first inning and started a three RBI to lead Navy. Despite Kink resistant. Rig. 113.41 squandered leads in all five of But even without the scenery, It’s $ 9 9 9 Heavy Duty. their losses, the Pirates won it in double play to end a threat in the the 21 runs, just one of Navy’s 12 $ 9 0 9 seventh as Houston beat visiting hits was for extra bases. beautiful to look at. It’s made of fine­ the 11th off Myers, 0-1. with grained Ponderosa Pine that ac­ 4840 nearly the same combination of Cincinnati. The 18-member Soviet team is Caminiti caught Ken Griffey’s Esposito casts first stone at Bergeron using American-madeequipment cepts stain and varnish or paint. METEOR BOW players. Order your Marvin Terrace Door with IDEAL HOLLOW BACK Q a r a n I Lind lined a one-out single to line drive to third and then threw presented to it before the tour. RAKE exasperation and insult. Esposito true divided lines for a traditional SHOVEL right for his third hit of the game, to first to get Ron Oester for a NEW YORK (AP) — General on the final weekend of the NHL calls to such serious offenses as Despite the lopsided victory, 14 teeth bow rake, head W li" wide season. said Bergeron’s final mistake secretly trying to instigate trades look, or go modern with solar Long handle round point shovel #2 with 54" handle. stole second and moved to third double play after the Reds had Manager Phil Esposito says he the Soviet team is much better blade 9" x 12" with rolled step, painted scored two runs in the seventh. doesn’t want to get into a Among other things. Esposito came when he labeled his team as with opposing coaches. than it was nine months ago when bronze glazing. The longwearing socket. 48" ash handle. on Andy Van Slyke’s grounder. “ scared” after a loss in Detroit on Bonilla, who was 2-for-5 with a Padres 3, Braves 2: Ed Whitson “ mudslinging contest” with Mi­ cited Bergeron for insurbordina- Esposito said Bergeron called a U.S. team visited Russia, said LEXAN® sill never needs painting March 29. .sacrifice fly. then hit a slow roller allowed five hits in 7 2-3 innings chel Bergeron, but didn't mind tion and misconduct. countless coaches around the an ofificial with Taco Bell, the 6’0 ” X 6’8” . Esposito said he asked Ber­ M A R V W ^ ^ down the line that third baseman and added a run-scoring single as casting the first stone against the “ It was eating my guts out,” NHL to talk about potential sponsor of the tour. geron to apologize to the club, but Dave Magadan gloved with a San Diego beat Atlanta at Jack former New York Rangers coach. said Esposito, clearly stung by trades, something Esposito consi­ “ They didn’t know how to bunt was rebuffed by the fiery coach. M t l l M W $ 8 8 8 backhand stab. Murphy Stadium. In a meeting with reporters the negative publicity and the dered a usurpation of the general or steal or slide,” said Elliot $ 5 9 9 9 9 $ 9 9 9 “ He defied me at every term,” Alio ivillible Forced to throw across his body Tony Gwynn hit his second Tuesday at Madison Square fans’ reaction concerning his manager’s powers. Bloom, director of public affairs 6W PL TOMDOL Esposito said. In other it y la i. while sprawling across the foul homer in the fifth inning and has Garden, Esposito finally aired a dismissal of Bergergon. “ It was “ He sure tried to trade everyb­ for Taco Bell, after a scrimmage Just three days after that line. Magadan made a hurried, hit safely in all eight games list of long-stifled complaints killing me. I couldn’t take it.” ody,” Esposito said. “ I had Monday against Howard incident, the proverbial straw Sale ends 4/22/89 three-hop throw that never had a played by the Padres. against Bergeron, whom he fired Citing 18 months of complete general managers calling me University. ^ , that broke the camel’s back, chance to beat Bonilla as Lind Mark Davis pitched the final 1 about deals.” "Th ey’re less mechanical in Esposito fired Bergeron and took scored standing up. 1-3 innings for his fourth save in Esposito also said Bergeron throwing and their fielding style NEW LOCATION Aftewards, Lind disagreed with as many appearances. his place behind the bench for the made his public demand for a is much improved.” Bloom said. last two games of the regular Van Slyke, saying, “ It was a big Giants 8, Dodgers 3; Will Clark MCC loses another contract extension last De­ FREE BLOOD season and an aborted four-game win because we’ve been playing drove in five runs with a three-run cember without so much as sweep by Pittsburgh in the good but not winning. We’ve not homer and two doubles, as San WORCESTER, Mass. - Mat­ Troy Thornton doubled for MCC. calling him. Esposito said he told PRESSURE been getting hits , at the right Francisco beat Los Angeles at ters aren’t getting better for the The Cougars committed five Stanley Cup playoffs. Bergeron he would talk to him “ No one in the hockey depart­ CALDWELL time.” Candlestick Park. Manchester Community College errors. about the contract at the end of CHECK ment of this organization will be They didn’t in a four-inning Kelly Downs, 2-0, allowed eight baseball team. Losing Cougar pitcher Miguel the season, but wouldn’t give him insubordinate and survive,” Es­ MAINTAIN YOUR HEALTH WHILE stretch from thethirdtothesixth. hits and one earned run in 6 2-3 The Cougars .suffered their Olmo worked seven innings, the five years he had asked for. O IL INC. posito said. "They are, and stranding nine runners against innings and got relief help from eighth straight defeat, a 7-3loss to allowed nine hits, walked two and "He told me then maybe he YOU MAINTAIN YOUR HOME they’re history.” Mets starter Bob Ojeda and Craig Lefferts. Quinsigamond Community Col­ struck out two. Charlie Darling didn’t want to be here after this MANCHESTER LUMBER Esposito had previously re­ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, and MAY 3 Fernandez. But the Mets were Cubs 5, Cardinals 4; Jerome lege Tue.sday afternoon. MCC is went the distance for the winners. year,” Esposito said. "The Contractors’ Choice, The Homeowners Helper fused to talk about specific Esposito, who was publicly . * equally as unproductive after Walton homered in the first now 1-9 and will play at Holyoke He allowed five hits, walked five par81 g il. C. O. D. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5 reasons for the dismissal. their three-run fifth inning, man­ inning and scored the tie­ Community College this after­ and struck out three. informed by Madison Square 401 NEW STATE ROAD 643-5144 9 to12 and 1 to 4 But Esposito opened up Tues­ 180 o*'- PW®*’*** ALL PRICES CASH AND CARRY ONLY aging only one hit over the final breaking run in the eighth as noon. Quinsigamond moves to 6-2. Quinsigamond 300 003 10 x—7-10-2 Garden officials that he would not HOURS: Monday through Saturday 7:00 to 5:00 day, leveling an array of charges MASTER CARD AND VISA ACCEPTED six innings against Doug Drabek Chicago beat St. Louis at Wrigley Ray Massa had two hits and a MCC 001 001 001-3- 5-5 be dismissed before next season, Darling and Lvnch. Olmo, TamburrI ranging from such slight trans­ said he had simply run out of 649-8841 and relievers Scott Medvin, Bob Field for its fourth straight run batted in for the Cougars (8) and Charter. gressions as not returning phone patience with Bergeron. Priest 8uN*Pt Chung* Kipper and Jeff Robinson. victory. while Dave Stino also had an RBI. WP- Darling. LP- Olmo. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. April 12, 1989 — 15

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If you use soy sauce, this Carolyn: My taste for salt must Houston 5, Cincinnati 3 CHICAGO SEATTLE Parretf 1 ^3 1 0 0 0 1 I Mahler 2. 2 cups all-purpose flour def. Lapis-Barber 4-6, 6-1. 6-0, Tim-Dina Berg Umpires—Home, Montogue; Rrst, Marsh; out—None. Rebounds—Phllodelphia 69 SNACKS PEA­ San Diego 3, Atlanta 2 Obrhbl obrhbl HBP—Herr by Perez. 3 tablespoons sugar 1 egg yolk new lite version is preferable to not be as highly developed as it is def. Mark Ebreo-Sally Miller 3-6, 6-1, 6-4; Bola San Francisco 8, Los Angeles 3 (Suillen ss 5 0 2 0 Reynlds 2b 4 10 0 Umpires—Home, Brock lander; Rrst, {Second, Darting; Third, Wendelstedt. (Barkley 15), Cleveland 66 (Dauoherlv NUTS. Cinam- 12). Assists—Philadelphia 26 (Hawkins 6), 1 slightly beaten egg white La Choy’s regular version It has for sugar because I actually don’t Young-Julia Britnell def. Bill-Amy Haythorn Wednesday's <3ames Gollghr cf 6 13 1 Griffey cf 3 2 2 1 Enple; Second. Runpe; Third, (Zennerf. 2 teaspoons baking powder mon and maple CIncInnotl (Rllo (M)) at Houston (Rhoden Baines dh 4 110 ADavIs 1b 4 0 2 2 T— 2:68. A— 16,629. Cleveland 35 (Price 13). Total fouls— I teaspoon sugar Supermarket 47 percent less sodium or only 110 mind this new reduced salt 6-0, 6-2; Uthgenannt-VanKruiningen def. American League leaders P hiladelphia 19, Clevelond 17. Technical— Vt teaspoon salt roast. $2.89 per 0-1), 2:35 p.m. Coldem rf 3 0 10 Coles dh 5 0 0 0 Vb teaspoon ground milligrams per ‘A teaspoon. LaChoy soy sauce, it is duller Price-Willis 3-6. 6-3, 7-5: Semifinals: Casalino- St. Louis (T erry 04)) at Chicago (KllgusO-l), GWalkr 1b 2 0 0 0 Leonard If 3 110 Phllodelphlo cooch Lvnam. A—19,309. Vt teaspoon baking soda 12-oz. cannis- Sam pler than other regular kind but not 7:35p.m. Robldx 1b 3 0 11 Brantty rf 2 0 0 0 Batting 5 tablespoons margarine or cinnamon It’s too bad La Choy couldn’t Marsball def. Berg-Berg 6-2, 6-4: Uthgenannt- M ontreal (K.Gross 1-0) at Philadelphia Manria 2b 0 10 0 Presley 3b 3 10 0 Plrates4.Mets3 Based on 10 of Bats ter. Carolyn Wyman Bucks 125. Nets 93 have taken out the preservatives, enough to notice unless you tasted VanKruiningen def. Young-Britnell 6-0, 6-3: (Carm an 1-0), 7:35 p.nr., Kittle If 4 10 0 Valle c 3 12 2 111nnings) 0 AB R H Pet. butter & Bonnie Tandy Leblang them side by side.______Final: Casalino-Marshall def. Uthgenannt- Atlanta (Glovlne 1-0) of San Diego Boston If 0 0 0 0 VIzauel ss 2 0 0 0 Atalvin Bit 3 11 3 6 .545 CAROLYN: too. One product with no preser­ (Rasmussen 1-0), 10:05 p.m. Lyons 2b 5 113 SBrdty ph 10 1 Trtobll KC 7 20 4 10 .500 NEW JERSEY (93) If Eagle had VanKruiningen 7-5, 5-7, 6-4. Los Angeles (M organ 0-0) a t Son Francisco EWIIms 3b 5 2 2 2 MOIaz ss 0 0 0 0 De«r M il 5 19 6 9 .474 Morris 10-220025, Williams583-S13,Carroll In small mixing bowl pour hot water over currants t() cover: let vatives and even less sodium is Bonnie Tandy Lablang is a Korkovlc c 5 13 1 NEW YORK PITTSBURGH 15 1 7 .467 (G arrelts OO), 10:35 p.m. abrhM abrhM Fermln Cle 6 28 2-26,Connerl-61-13, Me Gee2-9O06. Bagiev stand 5 minutes. Drain well: set aside. In large mixing bowl done nothing Kikkoman Milder Soy Sauce. It registered dietitian. Carolyn Wy­ Only games scheduled Totots 42 8 14 I Totots 30 4 8 6 EW IIIiams Chi 8 28 9 13 .464 1- 51-13, (3olnes MOO2, Hinson 512 57 15, Dvksfra cf 6 0 2 1 Bonds If 6 10 0 13 3 6 .462 combine flour, 3 tablespoons sugar, baking powder, salt and else but make has only 85 milligrams per ‘A man is a junk food fanatic. Thursday's Games Jefferls 2b 5 0 0 1 Lind 2b 6 2 3 0 Harper M in 5 Lee 7-13 OO 16,Jones2-6026,Shackletord2-6 Chicogo 000 211 003—0 3 11 3 5 .455 nuts coated with sugar as widely CAROLYN: You know how Charges are dropped New York of Pittsburgh, 1:35 p.m. Hrnndz 1b 6 0 0 0 VonSlyk cf 6 110 Gollego Oak 006. Totols309312-1893. soda. Cut in margarine until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. Houston at Los Angeles, 4:05 p.m Seottio 111 010 010—4 Boggs Bsn 6 25 3 11 .440 M IL W A U K E E (125) covering things with aluminum E—Reynolds. DP—Chicogo 3. LOB— Strwbry rf 6 0 0 0 Bonilla X 5 0 2 2 9 11 .440 Stir in currants. In a small bowl blend sour cream and egg yolk. available as nuts coated with salt, Atlonto at San Diego, 4:05 p.m. McRvIds If 6 0 0 0 GWIIson rf 6 0 2 2 Puckett Min 7 25 Cummings 7-12 0116, Krvstkowlak 1-6 226, foil changes the way it cooks in STORRS (AP) — Charges have been Only games scheduled Chicogo 12, Seattle?. 2B—ADavIs, Robldoux, Boone KC 7 23 3 10 .435 Slkmo 08 2-2 15, Humphries 510 OO 10, Add all at once to crumb mixture, stirring just until dough clings it would have been enough to EWIIIIams. HR—Griffey (2), Voile (2), Carter c 5 110 Bream lb 6 0 10 dropped against two University of Connecticut 66aoodn X 5 110 Ortiz c 5 0 10 H e im Runs Moncrief 57 6615, Plerce0132319, Green 57 attain my lifelong gratitude. Not the oven? Gorton has used the M e n u s EWIIIiams (1), Lyons (1). SB—Guillen (3). Barfield, Toronto, 3; Greenwell, Boston, 3; 2- 212, Mokeskl2-52-27, Roberts570612, Brown together. On lightly floured surf ace knead gently 10 to 12 strokes. basketball players accused of harassing some Eastern League standings S—Bronhey. Elster ss 5 1 2 1 Belllord ss 3 0 1 0 McGrIff,Toronto,3; McGwire,Ooklond,3; 13 content with this, they continue to same principle in coming up with Oledo p 0 0 0 0 Canoels ph 10 0 0 3- 46511, Breuer 1-42-26. Totals608327-X125. Pat or roll to 9-inch circle about '/i-inch thick. Cut with a 4-inch IP H R ER BB SO orefledwlth2. a way to make fish crunchy in the students attending a gay. lesbian and bisexual Chicogo Frndez o 1 0 0 0 Kipper p 0 0 0 0 round cookie cutter. Slice each circle completely through into come out with great-tasting W Pet. OB Mazzllll ph 0 0 0 0 RRvIds ph 10 0 0 Runs Batted In New Jersey » X IS X— 93 microwave. conference at the school, court officials said. COntn-Akrn (Indns) 3 .750 — Hlllegos 5 2-3 6 5 5 7 3 Hrbek, MInnesoto, W; McGwire, Oakland. Milwaukee XXX X—IX quarters but do not separate. Place on ungreased baking sheet. snack items, including pretzels, Senior citizens BJones W.1-0 21-3 2 1 1 1 0 Myers p 0 0 0 0 JRobnsn p 0 0 0 0 served to Meals on Wheels clients John G. Gwynn, 20, a guard, and Lyman A. Albany (Yankees) 2 .667 Vi Drobek p 2 0 0 0 10; Parker, Oakland, 9; Burks, Boston, 7; OPoInt goals—Morris 5, Cummings 2, potato and tortilla chips, and now, In addition to putting their fish Hagerstown (Ortols) 3 .600 Va Thigpen S,2 1 0 0 0 1 0 Harper, Minnesota,7; Lyons, Oilcooo, 7; 9ore Slkmo, Moncrief, MokeskI, Brown. Fouled Brush with egg white. Combine 1 teaspoon sugar and cinnamon: The following meals will be the week of April 17 to 21. The hot DiPriest, 20. a forward, were charged with Soottle Medvin p 0 0 0 0 these new cinnamon and maple in aluminum foil boxes, they’re New Britan (Rd Sx) 3 .600 Va Redus ph 10 0 0 tledwlth6. out—None. Rebounds—New Jersey 68 sprinkle over top. Bake in 425-degree F oven 15 to 18 minutes or served at Mayfair Gardens and noon meal is listed first, the cool disorderly conduct after the April 2 incident in Harrisburg (Plrots) 2 .900 1 Compbell 4 7 4 3 3 1 PItchInp (2 Dtdslons) (Lee 8), M ilw aukee 52 (Slkm o 14). covering them with aluminum- JeReed 11-3 2 1 1 0 2 Bell ss 10 0 0 until light brown. Cool on wire rack 5 minutes. Break apart: serve roast peanuts. Reoding (PMtIles) 2 .900 1 Totals 37 3 6 3 Totals 39 6 11 6 AAnderson, Minnesota, 20,1.000; Stewart, Assists— New Jersey X (Bagiev 10), coated cardboard so the food is Westhill Gardens the week of evening meal second. which .some gay men complained they were London (Tigers) 1 .333 V/a Powell 2 2-3 1 0 0 1 2 Ooklond, 20, 1.000; Swindell, Cleveland, 20, Milwaukee 32 (Humphries 11). Total fouls— Blending cinnamon and sugar NIednfur LA1 1 4 3 3 1 1 warm. Makes 16 to 20 scones. April 17 to 21 to Manchester Monday: Roast beef with harassed. Wllllamsprt (Mrnrs) 0 .000 3 96ew Y ork 000 OX 000 00—3 1.000; W elch, O aklond, 20, 1.000; M ontpo- N e w Jersey 22, Milwaukee 18. on a nut is a great idea, even if bombarded with micro-waves. Campbell pitched to 4 batters In theSth merv, Konsos City, 21, ,667, 12 ore tied with Tuestfoy’t Oomes Pltttburoh too OW 001 01- Technicals—Corroll, MokeskI, Slkmo. Nutrition information per scone: 141 cal., 3 g pro., 17 g carb., 7 g fat, 33 mg It really works. All three of residents who are 60 or older: gravy, whipped potatoes, green The charges against DiPriest and Gwynn Reodlng9, Wllllomsporti 5M. Eagle did copy it from other, BK—JeReed, Hlllegos. Two oofs when winning run scored. chol., 197 mg sodium. Monday: Orange pineapple beans. Chicken sandwich, fruit, were dismissed Tuesday in Vernon Superior Albany 7, Canton-Akron 1 LOP—New York 8, Plttsburoh 13. 2B— smaller companies such as these fishes are crunchy on the New Britain 7, Hogerstown A 12 Innings Umpires—Home, Cousins; First. Rockets 108. Pacers 99 juice, hot dogs, baked beans, milk. Court, a court spokeswoman said. McKean; Second, Kaiser; Third, Voltog- Mopodon, VonSIvke, Lind. SB—Strawberry National League leaders Evans. Eagle’s maple roast is outside and moist, in. The fish Horrtsburg6, London2 (3), Lind (2). 5—Oleda 2, Drabek. orange globe salad, peach short­ UConn Basketball Coach Jim Calhoun said W tdneM kiv’t Gomes gio. less successful because the maple fillets seem to have the best­ Tuesday: Leg of veal with T— 3:12. A—8,088. SF—Bonilla, GWIIson. INDIANA (X) Wllllanrisport at Reoding IP H H E R BB so Battino tasting batter. I’d skip the clams, cake with whipped topping. he was pleased the court proceedings had Conton-Akron at Albany Person 211 6-6 10, Schrempt 9-15 3-6 21, tastes is too mild. gravy, baked potato, carrots. New York Based on 10 at Bats Thompson 296-610, Flem lng6126612, M iller which come with neither bellies Tuesday: Apple juice, chicken ended, but said his players still may undergo New Brital n at Hagerstown Twins 14. Tigers 0 Oledo 5 7 2 2 5 0 O AB R H Pet. BONNIE: Peanuts are rich in Egg salad sandwich, fruit, milk. htarrlsburg at London 213 0 6 26, Smits 510 1-2 11, G ray 1-1 1-2 3,' Stuffed leg of lamb a I’orange, mashed potatoes, university hearings. Frndez 3 1 0 0 1 1 Haves Pht 7 22 9 12 .545 Wlttmon 2-6206, Stephens 1-3002, Drelllngl-1 high quality protein and niacin, a nor backs. Tlturidov*t Oomes 4 Wednesday: Swedish meat- MINNESOTA DETROIT M yers L.0-1 2 2-3 3 2 2 Ml^mpsn StL 4 15 2 7 .467 20 2. Totals 37-812 2 X » . BONNIE: Crunchy or not, peas and carrots, rye bread, fresh “I don’t condone any behavior that was HarrIsburgatAtbany Pittsburgh 6 22 3 10 .455 B vitamin, although they are also Only game scheduled o b r h b l abrhM Elster N Y Vi cup chopped green onions 1 tablespoon instant chicken fruit. balls with gravy, noodles, spin­ reported,” Calhoun said. “On the other side of Gladden If 5 2 3 1 KWIIiTO Cf 4 0 2 0 Drobek 71-3 5 3 3 4 1 Webster Chi 7 25 6 11 .440 HOUSTON (188) high in calories and fat. (They these fish items are very high in Medvin 2*3 0 0 0 0 0 Vt teaspoon dried thyme, bouillon granules Wednesday: Crangrape juice, ach. Turkey sandwich, fruit, the ledger, we feel the court has made a Bckmn 2b 5 2 2 1 Lovullo 1b 4 0 0 0 Wynne SD 6 16 3 7 .438 B.Johnson 211 1-1 17, Thorpe 9-15 216 X , contain about 170 calories per fat. The shrimp and clams get 54 American League results Puckett cf 3 2 2 2 W Mta)(r 2b 4 0 1 0 Kipper 2 0 0 1 2 Butler SP 7 X 5 13 .433 Olaluwon5123013,Floyd4-82613,Leavell 27 crushed 2Vz cups water Yankee pot roast with vegetable milk. judgment on whether they felt the crime was Moses cf 0 0 0 0 Pedr(au 2b 0 0 0 0 JRoblnson W.1-1 1 0 0 0 0 0 Jordon Phi 4 14 1 6 .429 20 6, Woodson 213 66 21, Nevltt212O0, ounce, 68 percent of which are percent of their calories from fat: Umpires—Home, Quick; R rst. Dovls; 1/4 teaspoon dried rosemary, 1 large apple, chopped gravy, boiled potatoes, zucchini, committed or not. Hrbek 1b 4 1 1 1 Trom m I ss 4 0 1 0 Romos Chi 4 14 2 6 .429 Berry 251-28. Chlevous 1-122 2, McCormick fat.) the fillet, 60. That’s even a little Thursday: Baked chicken CCostlll rf 1114 Brum lv ss 0 0 0 0 Secortd, Gregg; Third, KIbler. Belllord Pit 4 12 0 5 .417 23216. Totals62-7622X 108. 1/3 cup raisins garden salad with Thousand Blue Jays 11. Yankees 6 T— 3:23. A— 42,910. Walloch Mon 7 24 4 10 .417 crushed Contrary to what most people higher than frozen fried fish quarter with gravy, rice, zuc­ GoettI 3b 4 1 2 0 Lynn It 2 0 0 0 One 3- to 4-pound boned leg Island dressing, dinner roll, (10 Innings) Newm n 3b 2 1 1 0 Boon If 1 0 0 0 Hem e Runs Indiana X a H 26- X 1 clove garlic, minced might think, the sugar added for designed to be cooked in a chini. Chicken salad sandwich, Young joins U.S. team Bush rf 2 0 0 0 CBrowm 3b 4 0 1 0 Guerrero, St. Louis,3; Haves, Philadelphia, | Houstan X a M 25-1X V4 cup margarine or butter of lamb prune apple pandowdy. Loudnr lb 1111 (jziTion rf 3 0 1 0 3;12oretledwlth2. 2P o ln t goals—M ille r 2, Floyd 2, Woodson, the coating on these new peanuts conventional oven. fruit, milk. Larkin dh 5 1 3 1 Mortnd dh 4 0 1 0 PadresS.Braves? Runs Batted hi Berry. Fouled out—None. Rebounds— 1 cup brown rice I might choose Mrs. Paul’s Thursday: Tomato juice, mea- COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) — Goalie TORONTO N E W YORK Guerrero, St. Louis, 12; Hoyes, Phllodel-1 from Eagle does not add extra Ob r n bi obrh bl H arper c 4 1 2 2 Heoth c 3 0 1 0 Indiana 56 (Thompson 12), Houstan X tloaf with onion gravy, noodles, Friday: Tuna casserole, broc­ John Vanbiesbrouck and defenseman Brian Goone ss 5 1 1 1 Ohio, 11; GDovIs, Houslon. 8; Gibson, Los (Oldluwon 10). Assists— Indiana 19(Flem ­ calories per serving because Crispy Crunchy Breaded Fish Moseby cf 4 1 1 1 RHndsn If 4 110 ATLANTA SAN DIEGO broccoli, pumpernickel bread, coli. Tuna salad sandwich, fruit, Sax 2b Tetals 41 14 19 14 T o tali 33 0 8 0 Angeles, 8; M itchell, Son Fronclsco, 8; ing 9), Houston X (Floyd 16). Total In a medium saucepan cook onions, thyme, rosemary and gram for gram, sugar has fewer Fillet over these varieties be­ Leetch of the New York Rangers and forward Gruber 3b 4 0 2 2 4 0 10 ObrhM ObrhM WCIork, Son Francisco, 8; Sondberg, Chi- | Barfield rf 5 0 0 0 M tngly 1b 3 0 0 1 fouls— Indlono 27, Houston 25. Technicals— mixed fruit, chocolate chip milk. Scott Young of the Hartford Whalers were M innesota 022 100 100—M l ^ l t h If 6 0 10 R AIom r X 3 0 11 cogo,7; 8oretledwlth6. Indiana coach Versace! (elected). A—16,611. garlic in margarine until tender. Stir in rice, bouillon granules calories than fat. cause Groton’s contains satu­ GBell If 6 1 3 4 BalbonI dh 5 0 10 (3reoo rf 6 0 0 0 Salazar 3b 4 0 0 0 Pitching (1 Decisions) cookie. added Tuesday to the U.S. national team for the lAAcGrlff 1b 6 3 3 2 Slaught c 5 110 Detroit 4 1 2 1 and water. Bring to boiling: reduce heat. Cover and simmer 35 In fact, my only concern here is rated fat, a flavor enhancer DP—Minnesota 2, Detroit 2. LOB— Berroo ph 1 0 0 0 TGwvnn ct Brovmlng, Cincinnati, 20 ,) .000; Downs, Son Friday: Vegetable beef soup, World Championships. I Borders c 5 1 1 0 Brokns 3b 3 110 G Perry 1b 3 0 0 0 Roberts It 0 0 0 0 Francisco, 20, t.OOO; Gooden, New York, 20, Warriors 114. Heat98 minutes or until water is absorbed. Stir in apple and raisins. with Eagle’s labeling. Both cans (MSG), thickeners and sulfites. Public schools Brenly dh 3 0 0 0 Quirk ss 10 0 0 Minnesota 9, Detroit 8 2B—Puckett, Larkin Horoer, Goone. Newman, HR—Puckett DMrphv ct 3 0 0 0 JCIark 1b 3 0 1 0 l.OX; Ontiveros, Phllodelphia, 20, 1 «X); Cut strings and open out lamb, boned side up. Spread 1 cup rice tuna salad on a croissant, maca­ The competition begins Saturday in Stock­ M links ph 1 0 1 0 G W ard rf 2 111 2 0 0 0 say that these new nuts are At the same time I might choose The Manchester, Bolton, Cov­ (1), CCastlllo (1). SB—Glodden (6). S— Evons X 6 12 1 Kruk rf Reuschel, Son Francisco, 20,1.000; Sutcliffe. roni salad, apple crisp. holm, Sweden. Lawiss dh 1 2 1 0 M H oll rf 3 10 0 Gant X 0 0 0 0 CMartnz If 4 1 1 0 Oilcooo, 20, 1.000; Whitson, Son Diego, 20, M IA M I (N ) mixture in center. Fold lamb lengthwise over stuffing: tie again cholesterol free — misleading Gorton’s for its lower sodium entry and Andover public schools Lee ss 5 2 4 2 Espnoz ss 2 0 0 1 Harper. Long 5101-211, Thompson5120010,Selkdly IP H R ER BB SO JDovIs c 6 0 2 0 Santiago c 4 1 1 0 1.on, 13ore tied with SX. with string. Place, seam side down, on rack in shallow roasting content. If you insist on eating Meals on Wheels Art Berglund, general manager of the LIrlano 2b 4 1 1 0 Phelps ph 10 0 0 Thomas ss 6 1 2 1 Tm pitn ss 3 00 0 02 OO 0, Edwards 5 X OO 12,Sporrow 515 unless you know that no nuts have will be closed for vacation the Jeffersn cf 0 0 0 0 Minnesota 3 0 11 2-2 18, Shdskv 6-6 01 8, Grov 515 55 11, nan Insert meat thermometer into thickest part of meat. Roast, American team, said five more players could t AAndeson W,20 7 7 0 0 1 1 Blauser X 3 0 0 0 Whitson p cholesterol. Since they do contain frozen fried seafood when we all The following meals are to be week of April 17 to 21. Kelly cf 3 0 2 0 Washington 5111-27, Neal OOOOO, Hastlnos57 (X nzalez 1 0 0 0 0 3 Smoltz p 1 0 0 0 MaDavli p 0 0 0 0 uncovered, in a 325-degree F oven for 2 to 2'A hours or until know seafood is better fresh and be added to the current 18-man roster. Pgirulo 3b 1110 DJams ph 10 0 0 4-417, Popson 53 OO 6. Totals 6510611 -1698. lots of fat. a concern for people Totofs 44 11 17 11 Totcilt 37 6 f 3 W ayne 1 1 0 0 1 1 thermometer registers 170 degrees F. Place remaining stuffing D etroit Alvarez p 0 0 0 0 Transactions watching their cholesterol, they unadorned. Russell ph 1 0 0 0 G O LD EN STA TE (114) Toronto 010 101 310 5— 11 AAorrIs L A 2 3 ^ 3 8 5 5 4 4 in covered casserole. Place in oven with lamb after I'/i hours to should be eaten in moderation. 31-3 3 1 1 0 1 Totals n 1 7 1 Totals X 3 7 3 M ullln 515 9-9 25, L.Smlth 01 OO 0, LA CHOY LITE SOY SAUCE. Tarpley to rejoiin Mavs New Yoric 000 130 002 0— 6 Hudson Sampson 6-8 1-1 9, Garland 9-16 OO 18, heat through. Makes 8 to 10 servings. E—Barfield, Lee, Lirlono. LOB Henneman 1-3 3 5 5 2 0 BASEBALL $1.39 per 10-oz. bottle. ^3 4 3 3 0 0 Atlanta 800 M l 00 1-2 Richmond 5117-717, Teogle9-185626, Alford Toronto9, New York7.2B—Lee.RHenderson, Hem andz Am erican League 1-5535, Hloolns1-32-66,Bol1-61-63,O.Smlth1-8 Nutrition information per serving: 428 cal., 42 g pro., 27 g carb,, 16 g fat, 138 GORTON’S MICROWAVE DALLAS (AP) — Roy Tarpley. who hasn’t Gibson 1 1 0 0 2 1 Son D itto OX 818 OOX—3 CHICAGO WHITE SOX—Placed Carlton | Slaught, BalbonI, GBell. HR—GBell (1), E—Evans, Smoltz. LOB—Atlanta 9, San 567, (Jraham 1-1002. Totals 609036-62116. mg chol.. 299 mg sodium. U.S. RDA: 21 percent thiamine, 26 percent CRUNCHY FISH. Whole shrimp, Bonnie: Everyone from the played since Jan. 3 while undergoing treat­ McGrIff 2 (3). SB—Moseby (1). Kelly (5), Umpires—Home, Ford; R rst. Kosc; Rsk, catcher, on the l5dov disabled list. (X)METOOUR V Second, HIrschbeck; Third, Bornett. Diego 0. 2B—CMarttnez. HR—TGwvnn Purchased the contract of Matt Merullo, riboflavin, 69 percent niacin, 21 percent iron, Surgeon General to the American ment for cocaine abuse, was cleared Tuesday Lowless (1). S—LIrlano, Sax. SF— (2), Evans (D.Thomos (1). SB—TGwvnn (5). Miami 17 X M X— n clam strips and fish fillets. $2.36 Mattingly, Espinoza, Gruber. T—2:51. A—9,9M, cotcher, from Vancouver otthe Pacific Coast | Heart Association suggests S—RAIomar, Kruk. League. OoMen State X B B X-114 to $2.43 per 5 or 7-oz; box. GRAND OPENING FOR A TASTE \ to rejoin the Dallas Mavericks’ roster and will IP H R ER BB SO IP H R ER BB SO 3-Polnt goals—Hostings. Fouled out— National Legguc Toronto Long. Rebounds—Miami St (Edwards 9), be available to play against the Phoenix Suns National League results Atlanta PITTSBURGH PIRATES—Activated Gory I Ronagan 5 1-3 Smoltz L.1-1 6 6 3 3 Golden Stote 68 (L.Smlth 9). Assists— OF THE COUNTRY’S BEST YOGURT. on Wednesday. Stotim yr 1 1-3 Redus, outfielder, from the 15day disabled Alvarez 2 100 list. Ploced Benny DIstefono, outflelder-first Miami X (Edwards 12), Golden State 26 Dr. Dave Lewis of the ASAP Family D W ard 2 Son Dtego (Mullln, L.Smlth, Garland 5). Total Henke W ,M 1 1-3 7 ^ 3 5 1 1 3 0 bosemon, on the 15day list, retroactive to Cubs S, Cardinals 4 Whitson W.26I April 10. fouls—Miami X, (Solden State 18. Treatment Program notified the Mavericks New Yoric MoDavIs 5,6 11-3 2 1 1 1 2 If you have a taste for excitement, you Lo Point H B P — G P e r ry by Whitson. BK— The New Image that Tarpley was ready to begin the next stage Trallblazers 126, Clippers 102 McCullers 1- 3 STLOUIS CHICAGO Alvarez. SUNDAY SPECIAL! won’t want to miss our Grand Opening. of his aftercare program. Outer nxin 2- 3 ObrhM obrh M Umpires—Home, Davidson; First, M ohorcic Coleman It 5 12 0 Walton cf 3 3 2 1 A Hair and Tonnlno Solon for Men & Women There will be free samples of The Country’s Bonin; Second, Horvev; Third, Pulll. Bowling L.A. CLIPPERS (181) Rlghettl L,0'1 Pnditn X 6 1 1 0 Webster If 3 0 11 T-2:a. A-13,727, 1 SPEND LoPoInt pitched to 3 batters In the 7th. G uerrer 1b 6 12 2 Sndbrp X 6 0 0 0 Norm an 9-15 OO IB, Smith 11-19 10-12 32, Best Yogurt, and fun for everyone. Humphrey to turn pro HBP—Moseby by LoPoInt. Doylev p 0 0 0 0 Dawson rf 3 110 Bannister 51011-16 21, G arrick 1-5002, Gront (m in im u m ) Umpires—Home, McClelland; First. Bm nskv rt 6 0 0 0 Grace 1b 3 113 1-8002, Lock 2-62-26, Dollev 59 549, WhlteOO And because "TCBV” is the TUSCALOOSA, Ala, (AP) - Bobby Humph­ Brinkman; Second, Cooney; Third, Coble. M T h m o ct 6 13 1 Law X 3 0 0 0 Giants 8. Dodgers 3 AARP OOO, R.W illiam s 1-32-26, K.W illiam s 5 5 OO 8. WITH CHRISTINE WITH DONNA T— 3:37. A— 20,277. 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Get 4 Muffins frozen yogun treat that tastes rey, the all-time leading runner in Alabama Oquend ss 5 0 2 0 MlWIIms p 0 0 0 0 Andy Lorenzen 205-518, Bert Sweet211-553, P O R TLA N D (126) football history, will give up his last year of TPeno c 5 0 2 1 Ramos ss 3 0 0 0 LOS ANO ELS SAN FR A N Bill O lcavaoe 201, John Greszko 210-523, like premium ice cream but is Royals 6,OrlolesS TIJones X 6 0 0 0 Glrardl c 3 0 0 0 Obrhbl ObrhM Kersey 510 2-2 18, Jones 2-6 4-6 8, FULL SET OF SUNGLITZ eligibility to make himself available for the Foul Venza 517, H ardy Thompson 524, E arle | Duckworth 1015 1-1 21, Drexler 10-19 5 5 M, FREE %% fat-free, with all of the D eleo n p 6 0 0 0 GModdx p 2 0 0 0 Rndiph 2b 5 0 11 Butler cf 4 0 1 0 Everett 519, Don Donovan 510, Bruno ' Porter 5111-110, Johnson5l32-516, BowleOd NFL supplemental draft, a published report W orrell o 0 0 0 0 Wllkrsn X 10 0 0 G rlfhn S3 3 0 1 0 RThptn 2b 4 3 2 0 G iordano 533, Phil Washburn528, V I Pulford FIBER NAILS W o rth *4 5 “ BALTIMORE KANSAS CITY X 6 12 6 Tetais X I 5 5 Gibson If 3 0 2 1 W CIark 1b 5 2 3 5 0-0 0, Young 5 9 2-2 8, Anderson 5 6 5 3 12, pleasure, none of the guiltm,it’s said Tuesday. 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16 — MANCHESTER HFRAI.n Wednesday. April 12, 1989 FOCUS/Advice ______Puzzles T V Tonight Answer to Previous Puzzle lisher who may be a manipulative mur­ wielding murderer. (60 min.) (In Stereo) ACROSS 2 Cowboy 5:30PM [ESPN] NBA Today Keaton, Geena Davis, Alec Baldwin. 1988. Rated PG. (In Stereo) derer. Glenn Close, Jeff Bridges, Robert 1 1 :30PM ® ® Nightlino (CC). 3 Sour u L T 1 M A N A M A T H [M A X ] Cinemax Sessions: Roy Orbison Loggia. 1985. Rated R. (In Stereo) 8i Friends -- A Black and White Night [T M C ] MOVIE: Lost in America' (CC) ® Morton Downey Jr. I Cattle 4 Dog gp. 1 M M U R E V A U L T S Orbison performs such classics as "Only Fed up with his yuppie lifestyle, a Los An­ 10:00PM ® Wiseguy (CC) Vinnie (53) Honeymooners enclosure 5 Allow E M B O S s C E L L A R the Lonely." "Oh, Pretty Woman" and gelos ad executive and his wife liquidate and MePike use Isaac Twine, Eddie Tem­ Mom’s patience weakens as filth piles up their assets, buy a camper and head for the pest and Claudia Newquay to increase the ® Jeffersons "Blue Bayou" with the help of Jackson 6 ___Kringle 6 Glove leather A S E U H D Y E Browne, Elvis Costello, Bruce Springsteen, open roads. Albert Brooks, Julie Hagerty, pressure on Winston lyewquay. (60 min.) (2® d® Tonight Show (In Stereo) I I Common metal Garry Marshall. 1985. Rated R. (In Stereo) DEAR ABBY: In a recent letter to 7 Crash against 1 S R E 1 Tom Waits and Jennifer Warnes. (60 min ) (2® Racing From Plainsfield ______... c:„n thic DEAR ABBY: In a recent letter to [U S A ] Murder. She W rote Jessica helps ® ® China Beach (CC) Soldiers at the srkVTi A n Ann«7. f ' Ol^ll . • ______J o ClriK’* cHo 13 Vitamin 8 Frozen water G L O R 1 E 1 D O L S (In Stereo) St. Elsewhere DEAR ABBY: After MOTHER OF A SLOB you signed "Wife of a Slob," she Sheriff Tupper when his seemingly harm­ R&R center near Da Nang are shocked by reading the letter from wrote, "There is a pile of his clothes a 14 Proclamations column R A D O N T 1 T A N 6;00PM d) ® §D ® News less deputy is accused of murder. Guest racial violence erupting Stateside after the (SZ) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour “ Wife of a Slob, " I hud foot high on our bedroom floor." Then 15 Regard highly 9 Fathered A N E N T T O T O E Cij Matt Houston stars: Kathryn Grayson and Gloria De- assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. [CNN] Sports Tonight (11) Star Trek Haven. (60 min.) (60 min.) (In Stereo) [D IS ] MOVIE; Buffalo Bill' Colorful to write. My son makes DEAR MOTHER: At first, I solio- she wrote, "It’s been there for two 16 Married 10 Large knife B A S 1 E M A^ L T O S E quized: "Tell this tormented mother (S) Mission: Impossible 8:30PM ® ® Head of the Class (CC) ® (2® (U [CNN] News biography of William F. Cody, the famous this guy sound like "Mr, Dear Abby months.” Abby, who’s the slob? 17 Clerical 12 Future attys.’ C R E T E S hunter, trail guide and peacemaker. Joel to find a psychiatrist with two couches SB) Airwotf As peer counselors, class members work (33) INN News ^ Clean"! She asked you, “ What should Ido? ’ vestment exam T E A A E T 1 C with problem students. (R) McCrea, Linda Darnell, Thomas Mitchell. Abigail Van Buren SD MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour ft® Go for Your Dreams 1944. — one for her son, and one for herself You should have replied, “ Pick up the [A & E ] Air Power As allied air and sea He layers his pile of U P R O A R A V 1 A R Y (2® All in the Family for putting up with him for so long. He 19 Fair grade 13 Snatching SS T.J. Hooker power escalates, a Japanese surrender [ESPN] SportsCenter clothing with dishes clothes!” E S didn’t turn into a super-slob over­ 2 0___ Grande 18 Soldering piece B 1 G E Y E S C O P [58) Family Ties (CC). seems Inevitable. S® (5® Nightingales (CC) Sam and Bridg­ [HBO] Comic Relief III Highlights -- (with the food still on I am a househusband (retired), et's discovery that a pediatrician was once night. Why didn’t she nip this gross, 22 Bath 21 Thick-skulled S C O R E D E R N E S T dZ) World of Survival (R) [DIS] Danger Bay (CC). (In Stereo) Part I (CC) Highlights of the third annual them) plus orange peel­ have been married for 40 years, and accused of child molestation Is leaked to a event to benefit the homeless, held in Los ings. apple cores, egg slovenly behavior in the bud before it have lovingly picked up after my wife 23 Old age 23 Caveat___ 161) Three's Company 9 :0 0 P M ® Jake and the Fatman (CC) television news team; Dr. Chasen spreads Angeles in March 1989. Hosts: Billy Crys­ 34 On a — with 45 Part of face McCabe's investigation of a suspicious rumors about Chris. (60 min.) (In Stereo) shells, etc. Our house reached the point where her lovely most of those years and was glad to do 24 TV network 25 Trigonometry [A & E ] Profiles Featured: Princess of tal, Whoopi Goldberg, Robin Williams. (2 move. Abby, he is 26 years old and is home smelled like a compost pile?” 36 Grander 47 Wallaba tree Monaco. Grace Kelly. plane crash reveals his estranged son sold (5® Minneapolis Sound (CC) Inside Min­ hrs.) (In Stereo) smells like a compost pile. His it. 2 6 ___a Break term 37 Of warships 48 Bob and Carol [DIS] MOVIE: 'Sword in the Stone' substandard materials. (60 min.) (In neapolis’s music scene with Prince, produ­ [M A X ] MOVIE: 'White of the Eye' (CC) impecable about his personal hygiene Stereo) employer had to demand that he clean Then I further soliloquized: “ Tell­ This reminds me of the story of two 2B Poetic 27 Auntie___ 39 Spinning and___and (CC) Animated. The fanciful sto^ of cers Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, Alexan­ An Arizona sound systems specialist the food and garbage out of the and his appearance. . young men who met and one said, "I motion Alice young King Arthur's apprenticeship to ® ® Coach (CC) Hayden is upset when der O'Neal, Husker Du, Ipso Facto, the comes under suspicion when a number of ing her what she should have done contraction 29 Stroll Kelly invites her boyfriend to her birthday Jets, the Replacements and the Wallets. I cannot help but believe that this is hear you’re getting married.” The 41 Calendar 50 Pixie Merlin the Wizard. Ricky Sorenson, Sebas­ young women are brutally murdAed. company vehicle. won’t help her. What should she do tian Cabot, Karl Swenson. 1963. Rated G. dinner. (In Stereo) (60 min.) (In Stereo) David Keith, Cathy Moriarty, Art Evans. Instead of putting garbage in the an illness. I find it hard to believe that other said, "Yes, I’m tired of no clean 30 Short sleep 33 Not ready for numbers 51 Needle (comb, now?” And here’s the answer: [ESPN] Sports Trivia ® A-Toam [A&E] Decades: 70's 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) garbage container, he throws it anyone could be this gross (by choice) underwear, no clean shirts, dirty 31 Actress Merkel eating 42 Buzzing insect form) without a deep psychological reason. I [H B O ] MOVIE; 'Biloxi Blues' (CC) Neil g® ® Night Court (CC) Ros falls for [E S P N ] Ladies Bowling: Clearwater [T M C ] MOVIE: 'W itchboard' A deadly downstairs or under the cupboards. You can’t change anyone but dishes in the sink and a messy 32 UK time Simon's semi-autobiographical account of Christine's convict pen pal, unaware that Classic (90 min.) (Live) supernatural force is unleashed when a consulted a psychiatrist some years his days as an Army recruit in 1945 Missis­ he escaped while on furlough. [H B O ] One Night Stand (CC) Sponta­ woman uses a Ouija board to communi­ He never vacuums his room or yourself. Give your son an ultima­ apartment.” 33 Consume cate with the other side. Tawny Kitaen, ago. He said my son would outgrow sippi. Matthew Broderick, Christopher (5?) American Playhouse: Lite Under neous humor with Paula Poundstone. (In changes his sheets. He has absolutely tum: "Clean up your act within 24 “ Oh,” said the first man, "that's why Todd Allen. Stephen Nichols. 1987. Rated totally (2 wds.) Walken, Matt Mulhern. 1988. Rated PG- W ater (CC) Playwright Richard Green­ Stereo) no regard for our furniture — he this. hours, or you will find your clothes I’m getting divorced.” 13. (In Stereo) R. 35 Long time berg's dark comedy explores the changing 10:14PM (S) Honeymooners thinks nothing of using my good packed and on the porch because you WES IN CHATTANOOGA relationships between a young man, his di­ Please help me, Abby. I know you AP photo 37 Compass point [LIFE ] E/R 1 1 :35PM ® Night Court crystal glasses (when all the other often consult professionals. If one can can no longer live like a pig under this [TMC] MOVIE: 'Masterm ind' Bumbling vorced mother, her lover and two young 10:30PM (33) odd Coupie 38 Scold Inspector Hoku is assigned to make sure women. (60 min.) (2® All in the Family glasses are dirty in his room ). These help, I will be forever grateful. I don’t roof.” KING’S LATEST — Author Stephen 1 2:00AM ® USA Today Scheduled: good glasses join the others — full of repeatedly that an experimental robot doesn't fall into [A&E] Wings Over the World: Igor Si­ (2® Auction Continues (90 min.) social drinking's Impact on health. mind paying for help, if only I knew Then make good your threat — if “How to Be Popular" Is for everyone who King poses with a poster advertising the the wrong hands. Zero Mostel, Bradford korsky - A Man and His Dream A profile mold, under his bed or wherever he 40 Skewer Dillman, Gawn Grainger. 1973. Rated G. of Igor Sikorsky, the father of Russian avia­ ® IN N News (33) Star Trek where to look you have to change the locks on your feels left out and wonts on Improved social movie adapted from his book "Pet leaves them. This has been going on life. It's an excellent guide to becoming o 42 Conflict (In Stereo) tion, who also invented the helicopter. (60 (5® Honeymooners ® Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) door. better conversationalist and a more attrac­ min.) for 10 years. When I ask him to please I love my son very much, and I know Sematary.” The movie had a promo­ 43 Use [USA] She-Ra: Princess of Power (61) Newhart ® Morton Downey Jr. Tough? You bet. The ball is now in tive person. To order, send vour name and [C N N ] Larry King Live clean his room, he becomes belliger­ when he gets married, you’ll be address, plus check or money order for $2.89 tional screening Monday in Bangor, 6:30PM ® CBS News (CC). (In Stereo) [D IS ] Animals in Action Featured: a (2® Show of Shows your court. Mother. Please write experimentally [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Reluctant Dragon' study of locomotion, featuring animals that ent and doesn’t speak to me for days. getting another letter from "Wife of a to: Dear Abbv, Popularltv Booklet, P.O. Box ® ® ABC News (CC). ® Win. Lose or Draw again and let me know of your 447, Mount Morris, III. 61054 (postage Is Maine, where King resides. 44 Prohibit (CC) Humorist Robert Benchley’s tour of fly, run, jump, crawl and swim I have just told him, for the 100th Slob” — but this time, it will be my ® ® NBC News (CC). the Walt Disney Studio's animated division (63) Paid Programming decision. I wish you well. Included.) 46 Navigate in air [H B O ] 1st & Ten: Going For Broke (CC) time, that he must clean his room or slob. Please don’t print my name. (38) Family Ties (CC). includes a screening of two classic car­ T.D. Parker prepares for induction into the [A & E ] Battle Une 49 Theater district toons. Robert Benchley, Frances Gifford. Football Hall of Fame; Bubba Kincaid may [C N N ] Newsnight (57) Nightly Business Report 1941. 52 Trench fighter be traded for a new running back. (In [E S P N ] Inside the PGA Tour WIT OF THE WORLD dD Love Connection [LIFE] MOVIE: The Pursuit of D.B. Stereo) PEOPLE [LIFE] Lady Blue 53 Runs show 42 [A8iE] Heroes: Made in the U.S.A. A Cooper' An insurance detective pursues a Buyers can now bargain down rodeo competitor with career-related inju­ thief who parachutes into Oregon with 1 1 :00PM ® ® g® (5® ® News [U S A ] New Mike Hammer 54 Petition so ries and personal tragedies; actress Sally $200,000. Robert Duvall, Treat Williams, ® Benny Hill SEMPt Gielgud celebrates 85th 46 47 48 1 2:05AM ® Pat Sajak 55 Bag Strothers and her "Adopt-a-kid " program; Kathryn Harrold. 1981. (33) Cheers (CC). Pans J | j a physician who works in El Salvador. FRANCE tjj p LONDON (AP) — Sir John Gielgud couldn’t 52 [USA] MOVIE: 'Great Alligator' A group ® Food Saver DOWN [CNN] Showbiz Today of tourists find themselves at the mercy of 1 2:30AM ( ® St. Elsewhere bear to be there, but a star-studded cast an angry tribal god who has taken the form (2® Straight to the Heart [E S P N ] SportsLook ® Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) some asking prices for homes including Albert Finney, Ian McKellen and 54 of a giant alligator. Mel Ferrer, Barbara (2® Weekday [LIFE ] Easy Street (2® ® Late Night With David Letter- Dame Judi Dench attended a luncheon to 1 Was cognizant Bach, Richard Johnson. 1981 (3® M *A *S *H [M AX] MOVIE: 'House II: The Second man (In Stereo) of (c)1969 by NEA, Inc \2 ® ® Robert Guillaume rate has nearly doubled in the last celebrate the actor’s 85th birthday. Story' (CC) In his family's ancestral man­ 9:30PM dZ) Vietnam Present Tense Producer (2® Sea Hunt In the exur- "I am most grateful to you all forbeing there sion, a young man gels involved in a strug­ (CC) Edward learns that Ann’s ex-husband Seth Rolbein on the state of Vietnam 15 two years. wants a reconciliation (In Stereo) years after the U S pullout. (5® Morton Downey Jr. b a n area Is the number of houses on the today, but I really can’t face the celebration of gle for an enchanted skull. Arye Gross, Jonathan Stark, Royal Dano. 1987. Rated (2® ( ^ M y Tw o Dads (CC) Nicole is dis­ (61) Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) @® What a Country! around New market shrinking or increasing? birthdays, and I feel that far too much is made PG-13 gusted when her friend Shelby develops a [A&E] Anna Maria Horsford at the Im- (13) Gene Scott York City A decreasing number is a good of one’s being old,” Gielgud said in a letter that crush on Michael. (In Stereo) where I’ve had CELEBRITY CIPHER [USA] Cartoons prov Anna Maria Horsford ( "Amen") wel­ [A & E ] Air Power As allied air and sea Sylvia sign, because it means homes are Dench read to the assemblage Tuesday. [E S P N ] Billiards: World Open 9-Ball comes Howie Gold, Steve Mittleman and p f j f f i Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous people, past and present 7:00PM ® Inside Edition power escalates, a Japanese surrender a country home Each letter in the cipher stands for another. Today's due Q equals W. Championship (Taped) Tim Jones. (60 min.) seems inevitable. h } being bought. It also means the "I dread making speeches and thanking ® §2) Wheel of Fortune (CC), c for many ye­ Porter supply is limited, which tends to people in public,” Gielgud wrote. [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Adventures in Babysit­ [CNN] Moneyline [E S P N ] Magic Years in Sport The year ars, it is now R P HSYYJDFG C M G D I H ® Cosby Show (CC) (In Stereo) ting' (CC) A routine baby-sitting assign­ [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet 1941 is featured with a profile of Joe Di- keep prices high. About 350 people gathered at the Whitbread (jj ® Cheers (CC). ment turns into a comic nightmare for a Maggio. possible to bar­ What is the industrial outlook brewery to pay tribute to the Oscar-winning / Chicago teen and her three young charges. [HBO] Vietnam War Story (CC) The gain down ask­ X Z K X I Y C S V X X V S DSFJSESC f18) Rockford Files Elisabeth Shue, Maia Brewton, Keith Coo- company joker is separated from tiis patrol 1 :00AM (33) Twilight Zone for the area? If major companies actor, whose birthday was Friday. (gD M*A*S*H gan 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) during an ambush. (In Stereo) ing prices for are making big purchases (2® NVR Showcase K X P S H X H M J V W X z J H (24) Nightly Business Report [L IFE ] Spenser: For Hire homes. The nearby, especially for labor- P s 9:35PM [MAX] MOVIE: Jagged housing market has leveled off for; and in the worst cases, they dl) The Streets of San Francisco Edge' (CC) An attorney falls in love with [U S A ] Miami Vice Caitlin fears that intensive operations, homes will Revival helps career her client, a San Francisco newspaper pub­ Sonny may be the next victim of a knife- and the phenomenal price in­ actually owe mortgage pay­ V S J H M S Y Q X I F O — K R Y X F (56) ® Current Affair ments, and if they like living in be in demand. Before you buy, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) — Singer Ben (57) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour creases of a decade ago have though, determine how much this Gourmet Dinners on their home, this can present a E. King says the revival of his 1960 hit “ Stand KMRVVJVA. dl) Family Ties (CC). become merely cocktail gossip. anticipated demand has affected Thursday Evenings problem only on paper, and By Me” has brought new life to his career, PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The best chaperone a child can have is the one [A 8iE ] Chronicle A look at the U S Coast This is a new era — and for a the price being asked for the (Seating 4:30-7:30) home seller forced to unload, not perhaps they do not even notice “ You look to that one thing to keep you alive, buiit into his character." — Marceiene Cox. Guard house now. But if office and other [CNN] Moneyline This Week... a pleasant one. the (iecline in their home’s like a motion picture actor looks for the one Soup; Cream of Celery marketability. (However, they commercial vacancy rates are [ESPN] SportsCenter 1989 HONDA “ There isn’t any way the film that will make them live forever,” said I. S hrim p Peecatore V. high, you may have missed out on [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire market could sustain the kinds of may be shocked if they try to take King, who is here for a two-week engagement (buttarfllad ehrimp etuffed with an herb the boom. This can result in good [USA] Miami Vice out a second mortgage or are at the Atlantis Casino Hotel. “ I don’t think I’ll I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME PRELUDE SI butter.) increases we saw a decade ago,” values — but remember, the says Prof. George Sternleib of counting on the value of their ever drop to a very low point again in my by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee 7:30PM ® Entertainment Tonight 5 Speed II. LIngulnl Alfredo owners expected their homes to Actor Tom Berenger ( "Major League "). (In Rutgers University. The situation home for retirement security or career.” "The Best of the Best" (a rich cream sauce with parmatan be a good investment, and they Unscrambie these four Jumbles, Stereo) cheata. agg yolki and butter) their childrenis education). The song was revived in the 1986 Rob Reiner one ietter to each square, to form is a result of many factors. First, may have unrealistic asking ® dD Jeopardy! (CC). the speculative buying frenzy of How does this affect you? film "Stand By Me,” about a group of friends four ordinary words. $ 12.99 Dr. G ott That depends, of course, on prices. Swallow hard, bid low and ® Kate & Allie (CC). the late 1970s and early ’80s drove on a journey to find a dead boy’s body. (35) INN News Dessert (additional) Peter Gott, M.D. whether you are selling or buying bargain. GALOW Lemon Parfalt the prices of many homes past “ I wrote it as a love song,” said King. “ But d® M 'A 'S 'H *263 — or are simply a homeowner Upside Down Cheesecake their actual values. Many buyers Those who have lots of land and why can’t it be about kWs friendship and d4) Auction (3 hrs.) 60 MONTH LEASE who is concerned. B«M paynwnt M M not Indud* saw homes as the ultimate hedge less house are in better shape depending on each other? d® W in, Lose or Draw What is the economic situation than those who have a big house rvgMrMon or Mpm HI against inflation, and many pur­ “Why can’t it be about dealing with the (5® ® Newhart (CC). in your region? If employment is on a tiny lot. Houses can be made ' " street chased beyond their means, I things that lie ahead in life? Even I as the WENOV ® Cosby Show 697 Main steadily growing and industry is WOW^ hoping that inflation would con­ bigger. Land cannot. I songwriter missed seeing the new [A&E] World of Survival secure, your home investment is tinue at a sharp rate, thereby If the sale price you set is within interpretation.” [C N N ] Crossfire Raaarvatlona likely also to be secure. This is not MANOESITRHONDA Appreciated Various methods increasing their equity. 5 percent of its actual fair market [D IS ] Railway Dragon Animated A mod­ Second, the savings and loan always the case, as witnessed by value you are 10 times more likely Mitterrand offers advice ern little girl befriends a medieval dragon. 24 ADAMS ST. "643-2224 ( crisis has resulted in more real the Texas oil boom followed by ENLOOD WHEN THEY6AVE Voices of Leslie Nielson and Barry Morse to sell it within a reasonable THAT HUSE BANQUET MANCHESTER, CT 0(.04() estate in many parts of the the Texas oil bust. In areas that period of time than if you price it SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — French first lady [ESPN] Scholastic Sports America IN c h i n a , h o w m u c h [TMC] Firstworks Interviews, film clips 646-3.SI.3 can help arthritis country being placed ' on the show diversified growth, though, 15 to 20 percent above the fair Danielle Mitterrand urged students to become this is a good measure. PIP THE FOOPWEISH’? and behind-the-scenes footage highlight market, and as supplies have market value. A good policy is to aware of what is going on in the world and the early works of director John Milius. What is the recent history of DEAR DR. GOTT: I have arthritis of the spine increased, prices have fallen. set your price about 5 to 10 advance the cause of human rights. VOMITE home sales in the area? Are Now arrange the circled letters to 8:00PM ® Hard Time on Planet and other joints. I take Motrin but this does not help Third, in some areas prices perenet above the amount your The wife of French President Francois form the surprise answer, as sug­ Earth (CC) When Jesse wins on "The Dat­ homes remaining on the market gested by the above cartoon. the painful muscle spasms in my back. Nothing my have risen so high that would-be realtor considers fair — and Mitterrand was in San Francisco on Tuesday to ID ing Game," he must persuade his date that for an extended time? Are sellers promote her human rights foundation France- her current boyfriend is a dangerous con DON’T MONKEY doctors have tried works. buyers have been priced out of the bargain from there. man. Jeff MacGregor appears as himself. market. This has happened espe­ accepting far less than their Libertes. She said her 3-year-old movement Print answer here: “ ( H I X XI ” DEAR READER: Spinal arthritis is often If you’re selling, get appraisals (60 min.) (In Stereo) cially in the megalopolis of the asking prices? already has ties with 72 countries. AROUND... characterized by back pain, especially because of from at least three brokers. Be (Answers tomorrow) ® (S ) Growing Pains (CC) Carol's boy­ Northeast, and especially in and What is the region’s foreclosure "Contact other schools; create a network ... friend is seriously injured in a car crash af­ muscle spasms, as tired muscles attempt to realistic. If no interest is shown Jumbles: WHEAT DIRTY SYSTEM FOSSIL around New York city. rate? A high foreclosure rate no frontiers are barred,” she told students at Yesterday's ter having a few drinks compensate for the arthritic changes. Thus, after your home has been on the Answer: Should a car with automatic drive be ® A-Team The result has been that some means a shrinking local econ­ the French American International School. entrusted to someone who's this?— Try Our Pay-By-Nlail treatment is sometimes more successful if it is market for a few months, reduce Soul Train Music Awards From Los homeowners find that their eq­ omy, an overpriced market or "SHIFTLESS" (33) directed toward relieving spasm rather than simply both. Nationally, the foreclosure the price. Angeles: the third-annual tribute to R8iB/ uity is much less than they hoped Hart marries businessman urban conlemporary, rap, jazz and gospel controlling pain. No. back In alock. Jumbla Book No. > la a .a lla b la I2 W recording artists. Scheduled appearances Program... ind hindllng. from Jgmbi#, d o Ih li n tw ip a p tr. P.O. B o i 4306. O rtin d ^ ^ 3 2 M 2 - ^ For example, you might be helped by massage or IndudB your nim«. addroiB and lip codo and maka your chock payabla to Nawapapartooka. by Michael Jackson, Sammy Davis Jr. and MARINA DEL REY, Calif. (AP) - “ Enter­ Eddie Murphy. Performances include Anita chiropractic manipulation. Or, if you wish, ask your tainment Tonight” co-host Mary Hart ex­ It makes paying your subscription easier on doctor for a referral to a physiatrist, a M.D. trained Baker, George Benson, Bobby Brown, Ar­ Don’t ignore plans changed wedding vows with businessman and etha Franklin and New Edition. Hosts: you Instead of paying your carrier every 2 in rehabilitation medicine. producer Burt Sugarman during a private, Dtonne Warwick, Patti LaBelle, Ahmad weeks, you can simply write a check for 3 In addition, physical therapy — including special Rashad. (2 hrs.) (Live) sunset ceremony aboard a yacht, her publicist months, 6 months or a full year... drop it in the stretching exercises, ultrasound treatments and DEAR BRUCE: I have recently accepted a job for (5® MOVIE: 'C.O .D .' An advertising said. Astrograph agency comes up with a scheme to help mail Then, you can forget about having ready application of heat — may relieve your spasms. which I will travel a fair amount by air. Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge save a bra company. Chris Lemmon, Olivia Finally, muscle-relaxing prescription drugs, such Pascal, Jennifer Richards. 1983. cash to pay your carrier answering the door Up until now, my trips have been very infrequent, Diane Wayne presided over Saturday even­ as Robaxin or Flexeril, can help.. (2® MOVIE: 'M a ig re f Inspector Maigret, when it’s inconvenient or being at home to and the so-called "frequent flier” programs have ing’s ceremony at sea, publicist Lee Solters friends. The same might not be true in been of no interest to me. Now, however, with Snaart Money George Simenon's fictional sleuth, sets out pay your bill WE WILL NOTIFY DEAR DR. GOTT: My adrenal glands were said Tuesday. cfo u r involvements with people who lack to solve the murder of a close friend. Ri­ perhaps 15 to 30 trips a year, I think it is necessary to clout. chard Harris, Victoria Tennant, Patrick YOUR CARRIER removed because they were producing three times Bruce Williams Miss Hart, 36, a former Miss South Dakota, Simply complete the coupon below and send the amount of cortisone needed. Now I must take at least become knowledgeable about the frequent has been a host of the syndicated show for more ^B irth d a y VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Your intu­ O'Neal. 1988. THAT YOU ARE A ition could be equally as reliable as your steroids for the rest of my life. What s my life flier programs. . than six years. In 1987, it was announced that (22) (I® Unsolved Mysteries (CC) A Cali­ it to us. . or if you would like more information PAY-BY-MAIL Are they just a promotional gimmick, or is it a intellect today. Success in your endeav­ fornia "witch doctor" con man; a clumsy on our Pay-By-Mail program call the Circula­ CUSTOMER. expectancy? her legs were insured by Lloyd’s of London for April 13,1989 ors is likely if you utilize your gifts Florida bank robber; the search for killers good idea to use one airline so you can build up a $2 million. collectively. of an elderly Montana resident. (60 min.) tion Department, 647-9946. After initial pay­ DEAR READER: The adrenal glands produce “ bank” of mileage and get some free tickets? I Sugarman last month sold his controlling In the year ahead you are likely to expe­ LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Good things (In Stereo) ment and prior to expiration, you will be billed know you travel a great deal. Do you take into rience a substantial alleviation of trou­ could happen for you today through the (28) MOVIE: 'Children of Divorce' Three substances that are necessary for life. If the adrenal and unnecessary drain on corporate finances. interest in Harris Industries Inc., a television families from different social levels cope 1 account the frequent flier programs when you are blesome factors. In fact, some of the friends with whom you'll associate. A glands are removed, the patient will not survive production firm, to the owners of an Australian with the problems of separation. Barbara crosses you've been forced to bear word of caution, however: for best re­ unless these substances are administered to make booking a flight? TV network for $34.5 million. Feldon, Greg Mullavey, Bill Dee Williams. L.M., DEAR BRUCE: I am earning more than 8 percent could now turn Into crowns. sults overlook their minor failings. 1980. up the deficit. WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. on one of my short-term CDs. Right now the prime ARIES (March 21-Aprtl 19) You should SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) A sudden (5® MOVIE: 'The Brother from Another I would like to pay by mail for my Manchester Herald subscription Please begin my Fortunately, adrenal steroids are readily availa­ rate is more than 11 percent. At the same time, I see have the enviable ability to keep events and fortunate shift could occur tor you Planet' A black extraterrestrial lands in ble by prescription. Under proper medical supervi­ advertisements and I have talked to some of the In proper perspective today and this today in matters that are meaningful to Harlem and attempts to adjust to his new pay-by-mail subscription on ------■ ' ■' DEAR L.M.: You bet your life I do! As you sion your longevity will not be affected, as long as vendors of automobiles, and they explain that they could mean that little annoyances that you financially. Lady Luck will be taking surroundings. Joe Morton. Darryl Ed­ observed, I travel a great deal. I have found that I Our Language devastate others aren't even likely to a personal interest in your affairs and wards, Dee Deo Bridgewater. 1984. you take the required amounts of synthetic steroids. can finance my car for 4.9 percent. How can this be? Enclosed please find payment for Of course, you will have to be checked regularly to simply cannot ignore the frequent flier programs. faze you. Trying to patch up a broken she’ll be trying to pul a smile on your (57) National Geographic (CC| A Masai I choose an airline that services my area rather If the bank is prepared to pay me more than 8 romance? The Astro-Graph Matchmak­ lips. "naming" ceremony and an interview with Carrier Delivery: make sure that your body has the proper amount percent, and businesses have to pay more than 11 Reiterate says or does again and again. I’ve told . wildlife photographer Baron Hugo van completely, and whenever possible I fly with it. er can help you to understand what to SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Trad­ □ 3 months‘23 10 □ 6 months‘46 20 □ 1 year 92,40 and that the doses of medicine are agreeing with you often, but let me reiterate: avoid any do to make the relationship work. Mail ing on your own personal experiences Lawick highlight this portrait of Tanzania’s Some of the programs offer special incentives to percent to borrow money, where is the hook? What Serengeti National Park. (60 min.) (In you. With appropriate replacement of steroids, your is the gimmick? It is hard for me to understand why unnecessary repetition. $2 to Matchmaker, P.O. Box 91428, could be of more value to you today Senior Citizens: “ high-volume fliers. For example, they may offer Stereo) □ 3 months‘21.56 □ 6 months‘43 12 □ 1 year‘86 24 life expectancy should remain materially the same a business that loans money would charge less than Fringe indicates the margin or outer edge. Ring ‘ Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. than acting on the advice offered by ®l) MOVIE: 'Opposing Force' The com­ double or triple mileage credited to your account if TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Today is a others. II something worked successful­ as it was before your surgery. they could get by buying a CD. may be in the middle of fringe, but fringe is always " mander of a military survival camp goes Optional carrier tip may be included with your payment □ Tip Amount you fly more than a certain number of miles a year. T.Y., away from the middle. good day to provide a small luxury that ly for you in the past, it can be insane and wages real war on the recruits. DEAR DR. GOTT: Two months ago I had a very will please a family member. Even if the replicated. Tom Skorritt, Lisa Eichhorn, Anthony You should also note that in many of these CHICAGO •Motor Route and Rural Delivery rates may vary bad case of strep throat. Since then I’ve noticed programs, when you claim your mileage, you will cost bruises your budget a bit, the ap­ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Don't Zerbe. 1986. QUESTION: I’ve seen both ivory tower and ivy ,i shortchange people for whom you are eruptions of tiny bli.sters on my palms and legs. receive free car rental and hotel coupons, etc. preciation It will generate will be worth [A & E ] Battle Line DEAR T. Y.: The figures that you have quoted are tower used for places removed from the real world. ' performing services today. Instead put [CNN] PrimeNews They scale over, then reappear. Are they somehow Yes, I think it makes good business sense to forth your very best efforts. A good per­ Name _ accurate. But you are overlooking one thing. The Which is right? GEMINI (May 21-June 20) There's a [D IS ] Sidekicks (CC| Rizzo chaperones a related to the strep? choose one airline and use it as much as possible. . 4 formance promises commensurate re­ companies that are advertising this money for 4.9 possibility your smaller Interests may Little Braves overnight camping trip. Apt However, there is a caveat out there, especially for bomb out today, but don't despair be­ munerations. A f 1 dress ANSWER: The correct expression is Ivory tower, [ESPN] Horse Show Jumping: World DEAR READER: Strep throat is associated with percent or less are wholly owned subsidiaries of cause your successes are likely to come AQUARIUS (Jen. 20-Feb. 19) Partner­ business owners who have employees flying. a 1911 translation of the French tour d’ivoire. ,, Cup (90 min ) (Live) ,Zip. Phone, an array of diseases, including rheumatic fever, At times, employees will book business flights on automobile manufacturers a convenient in-house from larger issues. Focus your efforts ship arrangements should work out for­ City Perhaps the confusion comes from ivy-covered • tunately for you today, but not neces­ [HBO] MOVIE: From The Hip' (CC) A nephritis (kidney inflammation) and skin their "chosen” airline, even though a lower fare method of financing their cars. on them. young lawyer finds his ethics put to the buildings, but the of ivy for towers should be CANCER (June 21-July 22) If there is sarily in adding to your resources. In disorders. could be found with a competing carrier. Obviously, Obviously, very few people are in a position to pay tost when he takes on the defense of a MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF... PAY-BY-MAIL The blisters you describe should be cultured. This cash for a car. The very cheap money you are considered poison. something substantial you're hoping to this area they might even cost you a few college professor accused of murder Judd it may be to their advantage, because they are achieve today, don't permit yourself to pennies. Nelson, Elizabeth Perkins, John Hurt. means that the fluid from them should be tested in accumulating the mileage for personal use, but this describing is simply an incentive on the part of the get caught up in insignificant details, PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Evaluate 1987 Rated PG. the lab for the presence of strep bacteria. Ifbacteria The Manchester Herald is not to the company’s advantage. manufacturer. because they could stall your merchandise you bring into your house­ [LIFE] Cagney & Lacey Now it should be noted that the finance arms of Do you have a question or comment about our are present, you should be given an appropriate For those in charge of making travel arrange­ momentum. hold today in terms of quality rather [M AX] MOVIE: 'Beetlejuice' |CC| Re P.O. Box 591 • Manchester, CT 06040 manufacturing companies do earn substantial language? Please write to Jeffrey McQuain, In care LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You could be ex­ than price. A dollar saved could turn out course of antibiotics to eradicate the infection. If the ments, particularly for smaller companies (which cently deceased newlyweds hire an outra­ blisters/scabs are sterile, your doctor will want to profits, but their primary goal is to encourage of the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manches­ tremely lucky today in any dealings to be a dollar earned If you focus on geously vulgar ghost to scare away their may not have a travel department), this may fall ter 06040. you'll have with your more influential bargains, not value. home’s obnoxious new tenants. Micheal look for a cause that is probably not related to the through the cracks. But it can become a significant automobile sales. streptococcus. 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. April 12, 1989

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Coll pay and benefits and op­ neighborhood. You'll floor, 2 bedrooms, front desk security po­ SECRETARY. Opportun­ ambitious and handy, heot, and appliances. able to do repetitious work 1-800-323-1445. ity In soles deportment portunities for advance­ love this newly remo­ THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk A By Barry THE BANK ROBBED W sition available at new ment. then this Is the place tor No pets. $600 plus se­ ^eAm.t.$$\go$oici^;^ -ITS PRESIDENT A CHIPPENDALE with great care. Excellent deled kitchen with slid­ retirement commun­ tor secretory with good Full time first, second and you!!. Coll Now! Ask­ curity. 646-3979. murdered - A L L ^ CHAm - ?? - j ity. Hours 8om-5pm. wages and banellts package. typing and organiza­ ers to o 24' wraparound n m - A FINE. CHIPPENDALE UNDER VOUR VERT *>S 7WATTJ < third shift openings. If ing $139,900.Strono MANCHESTER. Beauti­ CHAIR, BEING DELIVERED TO n o s e .>t the worlds V SCW£- -- Candidate must be de­ Immediate opening. Send re­ BARTENDERS tion skills. Knowledge deck. This three bed­ I AaK>f^THBPIRANHA-FILLBPRIV£R.,'mANimL^ HOW,, CAN J'LL SEE. WAIT, THEY 6ET EXOTEP you have warehouse ex­ Real Estate, 647-7653.0 ful two bedroom apart­ BANK PRESIDENT SMULTZ/:' GREATEST d e t e c t iv e ISTEtAACE.'^ pendable, personable sume to: of Multi-Mote and Lo­ room Raised Ranch A W A n THetR MASTER. Vj.yjp g / a ic y n t u f m /u i ' THEY WHEN 1 COW\E. I'LL CALM Fuii or part time perience, come In and fill tus reoulred. Apply In BOLTON. Enlov the also features o fire­ ment, eat-ln kitchen, TDSETHER ? THEM FIR6T. and enlov people. Administrator out an application, or call: country atmosphere of LION..TieER,,-*^FROM BABIE&HERE,, Apply In person at Ar­ hours avaiiabie. person: Gerber Scien­ place and bullt-ln olr self-cleaning stove, T Ecoaomy Electric Svpply this three bedroom dishwasher, disposal ER„WITH THOSE m bors at Hop Brook, 403 P.O. Box 1213 tific Instrument Com­ conditioner In the liv­ 6 R465-EATER5,,?; Manchester, CT 06040 Market Restaurant pany, 83 Gerber Rood 428 ToHand Tpke ranch located on al­ ing room, paneled and refrigerator. Din­ West Center Street, Manchaster, CT 06040 most five private 1" ■ • .1^ Manchester. 647-9343. Call for an West, South Windsor, lower level family ing room, living room CT eoe f/v/h 647-5000. acres. Features open room, 1'/2 baths and and one both. Air con­ PART time gas attendant CAMP Director; expe­ appointment: •OB m/«/v/h kitchen and dining more. $164,900. Route ditioned, very quiet. needed. Coll Joy. 646- rience In oil phases. area. Deck off kitchen. 44to Mark Drive, house Ideal for middle aged 3444.______Comp operation tor 633-3832 Great possibilities for on left. Philips Real or senior citizens, on PART time furniture de­ summer residentlol co­ FULL TIME horses. $170,000. Flono Estate. 742-1450.O busline. Heat and hot I O tst by NEA. Irtc c 194BCapp EntprpnMa. Inc IHDMES Realty. 646-5200o_____ livery, 2-4 days per ed comp In Northeast SEEKING high school Assistant Managers FDR SALE water Included. Only week. Coll 647-1717 and Connecticut. Pre-post graduate. Looking for EAST Hartford. New list­ $640 per month. Come ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson season responsibili­ see why we rarely hove leave message. c a re e r In s p ro y - and Supervisors for All real estate advertised In ing. Five room brick SAVE! SAVE! ties. Send resume im­ polntlng and re- the Manchester Herald Is ranch, large living U & R Built Colonial. 4 bed­ o vacancy. One bed­ "HERE'S AMOTHERSUCKeR WUKTTER MOT SAY THAT' mediately to 4-H Ex- glozlng. On lob troln- fast food franchise sublect to the Fair Housing room with stone fire­ room apartment avail­ DENTAL Assistant tenslon Service, room. aluminum tiding. able at $605. Agent. BLONDIE by Dean Young A Btan Drake WHO FEa FOR A BLATAWT Ing with good in Manchester. No Act of 1968, which makes It place, two large bed­ PITCHT0HIS&IGPY-,rf5/ Part time for specialty prac­ Brooklyn, CT 06234. opportunity for ad­ Illegal to advertise any pref­ rooms. Enclosed sun Screened porch off living 247-5030. tice In Mancheater. Reward­ Coll 774-9600.______vancement. Must be experience is neces­ erence, limitation or discrim­ porch. Kitchen with room. Perk- like yard. t'A ROCKVILLE. One bed­ WHAT ? WHAT'S YOU'VE TAKEN MORE FOR YES, BUT I TOOK MY ination based on race, color, SECONDS THAN YOU DIO ing position for an organized MEDICAL Asslstont/Re- dependable and re­ built Ins. A good solid bath, eat-ln kitchen, (amlly room apartment In o THE MATTER ? SECONDS FIRST sary. Wiii train. religion, sex of national home. Asking FO R F IR S T S people oriented person. Will ceptlonlst. Expe­ sponsible. Coll the origin, or an Intention to room. Highland Perk School converted mansion. rienced. Full time or Duro-Gloze Company. make any such preference, $165,000. U & R Realty, Rent Includes heat and n i train. 646-4811. For interview caii: area. Immediate occupancy. I / port time. Flexible 645-8182. limitation or discrimlnotlon. 643-2692 ______hot water, carpet, hours. Busy fam ily KITCHEN workers and 767-8342. The Herald will not know­ MANCHESTER. Moun­ Owner. S4S-252t. $209,000. stove and refrigerator. practice. Keyboard dishwashers. Good ingly accept any advertise­ tain Form under con­ Off street parking and skills desired. Non­ ment which Is In violation of struction by U & R. more. A great value at m ^ H E L P wages. Meals and uni­ the low. JUST Imagine!!! It smoking office. Coll forms provided. Apply ACCOUNTS Receivable, Eight room Contem­ you're crazy about old- $495. to $525 per month. I'M wanted Karen 643-6486.______Marco Polo Restau­ Data Processing per­ MANCHESTER. Cute, porary. Spacious fam­ toshloned charm and I'/z months security. Full time secretory re­ rant, 1250 Burnside son. Manchester Based clean and maintenance ily room, sunkin living lots of little nooks and No pets. Coll 872-8095, DRIVERS/Worehouse ceptionist for small Avenue, Eost Hartford. Distributor Is seeking o free. Three bedroom room, deluxe kitchen, crannies, be sure to see dolly. help. Fold holidays, growing medical of­ 289-2704. full time data process­ aluminum sided Cope four bedrooms, 2'/2 this odoroble six room ROCKVILLE. One bed­ paid vocation, benef­ fice. Transcription, ing professional with plus two c a r garage baths, fireplace, cen­ Cope on Sum m er room and three bed­ its, profit shore, over­ word processing and accounts receivable with new vinyl siding. tral olr and much Street on Manchester's room apartments In o time, excellent chance DAY CARE HELP experience. Only those Fenced In yard, hard­ more. Situated on o % YEAH, HERE WE GO! I accounting experience westside. Three bed­ two family house. Rent DID YOU BOYS / YES, AND NO.' WE ..BUT TH' for odvoncement. Neadad mature woman to with good attention to FIGURED THERE WOULD CATCH UP WITH ( GOT CLOSE ENOUGH LITTLE ONE preferred. Competitive wood floors, op- acre lot on o cul-de-cos rooms, new both, fire­ Includes eat-ln kitchen ROSE IS ROSE by Pat Brady BE A FEW LEFTOVERS THOSE TWO V T'PUT A COUPLE OF GOT AWAY.' Valid license neces­ benefits, excellent op­ care for Toddlers. Mon.-FrI. 1- detail need apply. Sa­ pllonced kitchen. Short street. $350,000. U & R place, hardwood floors with stove and refrig­ FROM THAT PARTY I TYRANNOSAURS — SPEARS INTO sary. Experience pre­ portunity for Independ­ 6 pm.; 3 years old 7-1 pm. Call: lary consumerote with walk to bus and school. , Realty, 643-2692.0 and lots more!!! New erator, carpeting, off INTERRUPTED.' ,— WE SAW YESTERDAY? 1 TH' MOTHER... ferred but not neces­ ent hard worker. 646- The Childrens Place Inc. experience. Full medi­ ^ acres, eight room BOLTON. New listing. price $142,000.Jackson street parking and sary. Ask for Kirk or cal benefits ovolloble. m snoop WRITE A 0OOK m MemiRiWynon. 7552. 643-5535 Colonial with tour bed­ Sparkling clean, six & Jackson Real Estate, more. $425. and $630 per vou piPH'T m m x ooee int r v John. 649-4563. Contact Mr. Decolles rooms, first floor tom- room ranch on child 647-8400.D month plus 1'/z months iMSIPt on m CERtAU TlTLEP "MR- WOnRERFO'g WEREiiWjO^r for appointment. 643- lly room, baths, safe street, with 1.3 security. Coll 872-8095 Full time . We need o 5107, eoe.______2'/2 GREAT new price!!! ttlOOSAflP-AKP^OHE COmcW W H S - ? r SbU Your Car dependable, organized 30’x42' story born with acres In country set­ Some lucky family con for your personal OFFICE personnel famil­ stable and corral ting. $149,900. Princi­ showing.______i . M uarerpect noogaon/es' ' / person for versatile po­ purchase this gracious sition. Paid training, iar with data entry, $214,900! Coll Rudy De- ples only. 646-7335. seven room Colonial at ONE bedroom apart­ BOOKKEEPING. Com­ general office work, Tucclo.Blanchard & ment. Stove, refrigera­ puter Input operator S5.50 on hour. Coll 643- SPRING Is here! The the new price of *15 2171.______some knowledge of Rossetto Realtors," buds will be here soon $242,900! Three spa­ tor, heat and hot water. for bookkeeping de­ 4 Lines — 10 Days bookkeeping. Good en­ We're Selling Houses" to accentuate the fabu­ cious bedrooms, 2'/2 G arag e. $450. per partment. Eight hours Full time delivery In­ try pay, plus extra 646-2482.0 r 504 C h a rg e each addi­ cludes heavy lifting. lous yard surrounding baths, large country month. No pets. Secur­ on Tuesdays. Please benefits. Apply 78 So- ity. 646-2970. tional line, par day. You contact Patricio Ger­ $5.25 on hour. Coll 643- YOUNG Duplex. This 5-5 this delightful seven kitchen with odlolnlng nlrco Drive, three bedroom home room ranch on Hebron family room with fire­ THE BORN LOSER by Art Saniom can cancel at any time. hard, Fuss and O'Neil- 2171. Manchester. MANCHESTER.Three SORRY, 1,Inc. 146 Hartford overlooks the school Rood In Bolton. Three place, first floor bedroom duplex Avail­ V-/J Rood, Manchester, CT yard of Nathan Hole. bedrooms, two full laundry. Andersen win­ able May 1. $800.Secur- NO REFUNDS OR dows. Situated on 2.3 \ CMiT HIT, ADJUSTMENTS 0M40. eoe. m/s. IV2 baths, full private baths, full wolk-out Ity and references. 649- ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook basement, separate, basement, fireplace acres on Loomis Rood. 0856.______lO M 'T WPDW,, PPAaiCBiOPi WGV'LL CALL HERALD heat and more! with woodstove, large Suitable for horses! ADVERTISING SALES Coll Rose or Don Jack- MANCHESTER. Imme­ AMPL 6DOr ^ O R : THg 1 ^ 1 $219,900. Coll Rick Bell. country kitchen, two diate occupancy. Two VR5y HRtO ^ CLASSIFIED Blanchard & Rossetto cor garage or o garage son to see today! Coll CAM'T Stars REPRESENTATIVE now.Jackson & Jack- bedroom In three fam­ 'eTAti$rnc,6 TH05E AAANY Realtors," We're Sel­ with deluxe playroom, ily home. $600. plus HAVE SH0U)H HUMSEfZG.. VO I lO i£ i f THe Y l& LD l 643-2711 East of the River daily ling Houses" 646-2482.0 suitable for doycore- son Real Estate, 647- 8400.D utilities. 646-3253. Uu-vasoLyes? Stand .Jackson & Jckson friAT... Real Estate, 647-8400.D QUIET couple. Five f i * * * r newspaper needs a IlljH ELP MANCHESTER. New list­ out ing! Immaculate ranch rooms, first floor of Remove mineral buildup I'M wanted OPEN House Sunday, two family. Two bed­ dependable individual, full April 9,1 - 4 p.m. North with completely remo­ from your teakettle by ★ deled eat-ln kitchen In­ rooms, with basement, pouring In holt o cup of Coventry. 137 Alice appliances, yard, heat time, Monday through Drive. Super location. cluding appliances. white vinegar and one ORDER Flreploced living and hot water. Security quart of top water. Heat to Friday, 8:30am-5pm. Sales PERSONAL LINES 1600 plus square feet. and references. $650. Three bedrooms, IV2 room, three good sized fW FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves rolling boll and let stand ONE FOR INSURANCE bedrooms, and on per month. Coll 649- experience necessary. Will both Ranch on almost 8855.______for one hour. Pour out CUSTOMER one acre of land. Rem­ oversized two cor gar­ solution, fill with water, YOUR AD train to do advertising odeled kitchen, ap­ age. $144,000. Susan EAST Hartford. Nice one boll again and discord. SERVICE pliances to remain. Shimer.Sentry Real or two bedroom apart­ THE GRIZZWELL8 by Bill Schorr X GOT A ^l/^THPAY Add buildup to your TODAY! layout. Must be energetic Large deck, tiled en- Estate, 643-4060.D ment. Heat and hot budget by selling no- REPRESENTATIVE trvwoy, fireplace and MANCHESTER. New list­ water Included. Secur­ <^APP f^OM THf longer used furniture and 643-2711 and enjoy public contact. Our 15 person Insur­ lovely lower level tom- ing! One oto kind home ity and references re­ / MOW WHffrs THE ITS ABOUT t h e ci«5AW?...vwy, you VOW PDUREP IT appliances with o low-cost quired. No pets. Coll PR09LPM? LITTLE -neoUPLEMAkefe, OH MY 3ELL-0... ance agency In the llv room. Convenient offering first floor od In Classified. 643-2711. Reliable car necessary. to shopping and 289-0000, Monday - Fri­ K t """” I'L L HAVE vq^OW PflNCAp/^/ATlo/V heart of downtown master bedroom and y w schools. $167,900. Route first floor laundry. day, 9om-6pm, Satur­ THAT THECRAVYWAS Salary plus mileage. day 10om-2pm. /MAPE FRE5H TH\5 Manchester, wishes to 44 to Mark Drive, right Front to bock living THfY IA/I5H MP PART TIME POSITIONS hire a personal lines on Alice, house on room with gorgeous MANCHESTER. Three MO»?HlH\Gc DEAL. years auto and ho­ Coventry Lake. Sky­ with garage In conve­ NECESSARY! SOUTH Windsor. Strow- E ir ^ WANTED JO HAVE meowners rating ex­ lights In dining room nient location. $450. A PARROT. brldge. By owner. Out­ perience desirable. brighten up this lovely Boyle Real Estate Do you have an outstanding PRIVATE PARTY home. Coll Now! Phil­ standing two bedroom Company. 649-4800. - A f T Some typing ability Is townhouse with pri­ T ips Real Estate. 742- SEVERAL Cleon one bed­ NORTH 4 - 1 2 - 8 9 personality? Merchandise Ads needed, and experi­ 1450.O vate deck and serene 4 6 5 4 3 Bridge pond view. Fireplace, room units, carpeting Y J 9 7 6 5 ence with P.C. set-ups EAST Hartford 5 + 5 du­ garage, full basement, and appliances, $495. ♦ K 5 Do you have a pleasant voice would be a definite plex. Live In one side central olr. Evenings Nice yards. Also, two ♦ a 8 and rent the other or 872-9577. bedroom, I'/z both, ex- plus, as would be the use os Income Invest­ ecuHve townhouse In WEST EAST played the queen of clubs. West cov­ and enjoy talking on the ability to fit in among a ment. Each unit has MANCHESTER. New list­ the Coach house on Overbidder ered with the king and dummy won the ing! Spectacular town- 4 A K Q J 10 8 49 2 staff that has been to­ two bedrooms, eot-lt Otis Street.$750. In­ 4 4 2 43 ace. A spade was ruffed with the king M(k phone? kitchen and o fire­ house with attached cludes heat and hot Am gether for many years, 4 Q J 4 10 9 8 3 2 goes scot-free of hearts, and the heart 10 was over­ <^vA.W place. Separate base­ garage, central olr, water. Also, three bed­ 4K63 4 J 9 7 4 2 and enjoys each others skylight, deck, base­ room, I'/j both newer taken by the jack in dummy. Dummy’s CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vane* Rodewalt ments, furnaces and By James Jacoby last spade was ruffed with the heart Get paid for doing what you * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days company. The em­ utilities. $199,900. D.W. ment and many up­ duplex with fireplace, SOUTH grades. Elegant tile en­ queen, and the heart eight was over­ * Additional Lines 504 Per Line, Per Day ployer Is a nationally Fish Realty, 643-1591 .□ treed lot, Waddell 47 Aggressive bidders have to play enjoy! We are currently hiring try and low condo School Area, from $775. 4 A K Q 10 8 taken by dummy’s nine. Declarer now * Classifications 71 thru 87 ranked, publicly held WILLINGTON. 12 Acre fees.Sentry Real Est­ their cards well or they become quick­ led out the remaining hearts from form-born-house-dog Two months security. 4 A 7 6 4 people like you at $6.00 per * Merchandise Under *250 Insurance agency with ate, 643-4060.O No pets please. ERA 4 Q 10 5 ly ostracized from polite bridge soci­ dummy, throwing a club and a dia­ ire a R E A T kennel. Nine room Co­ ety. In today's deal South really had no B ^ I N a A , * Ad must contain price! attractive benefits, and lonial, Five bedrooms, Blanchard and Ros­ mond from his hand. On the last heart hour to start. Raises are I9k J BUSINESS setto, Inc. 646-2482. Vulnerable: Both right to hang his partner by bidding You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds the CT office has been IV2 baths, garage with Dealer: South from dummy. East had to come down suN -P oa; slam after North had carried on to to three cards. In order to preserve the due to this low price... workshop, large born 1 PROPERTY MANCHESTER. Two earned based on your skills judged the most plea­ bedroom flat, first fivp hearts. South, of course, was hop­ jack of clubs, he reduced to only two with pen, garden area, West North East South ing for more high cards in North’s sant office to work In of approved area tor MANCHESTER. B-2 floor, olr condition, 1 Y diamonds. Meanwhile declarer, since hand. And. truthfully, either the queen and desires. Call Michael at the 25 office chain. pond and approved dog zone. 20,000 square foot fully oppllonced kit­ 1 ♦ 4 tr Pass Pass he did not see anybody throw away the CALL CLASSIFIED chen, basement, gar­ of diamonds or the king or jack of Call Dorothy at Hllb, kennel. All situated on building with four 4 ♦ 5 V Pass 6 Y club jack, had nothing better to do 643-2711, ext. 15 after 11 A.M. 12 acres -p three miles acres. Excellent shop­ age. $675. per month Pass Pass Pass clubs extra in the North hand would than keep three diamonds to the ace Rogal & Hamilton Co. from 1-84! $349,900. ping center site. F.J. plus security and utili­ have provided a reasonable plav for and hope for the best. Sure enough, the Tuesday through Friday. 643"2711 NOW! of Ct.. Inc. 643-1155. D.W. Fish Realty, 643- SplleckI Realtors. 643- ties. No pets. 649-5678 slam. Opening lead. 4 K seven of diamonds became a winner, 1591 .□ 2121. otter 7pm. West led two rounds of spades. thus ensuring that South would contin- % South ruffed with the ace of hearts and iip nvprhiridlnp for thp rp«t o f hlc Hnv«