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WASHINGTON (AP) - Whole­ port, “Another clarion call to do sale prices surged 1.0 percent in something.’’ Negotiators from February, matching the January Capitol Hill and the White House will exchange proposals next increase and marking the worst week on bringing down the back-to-back news on inflation in nearly eight years, the govern­ deficit. ment said Friday. Bush’s remarks amount to a The identical increases in the shift in his rhetoric. Previously, Labor Department’s Producer the president has said he is not Price Index mean that prices one overly concerned with inflation stop short of the retail level have and interpreted economic reports risen at an annual rate of 12.6 less negatively than the Federal percent so far this year. Reserve. Not since March and April of 1981 have prices risen so sharply Many economists had dis­ for two months in a row.' Whole­ missed the January inflation sale prices rose 4.0 percent last news, including a 0.6 percent rise year. in the Consumer Price Index, the largest in two years, as at least a Stock and bond prices tumbled after Friday’s report. The Dow partial aberration and had pre­ Jones average of 30 industrial dicted only a moderate 0.4 percent climb in wholesale prices stocks plunged 50 points in the first half hour of trading and in February. never recovered, closing at 2,292. With the latest report, “it’s difficult to put a happy face on it, ’ ’ The evidence of resurgent infla­ tion renewed traders’ fears that said Undersecretary of Com­ the Federal Reserve Board will merce Robert Ortner. “There’s no other interpretation that can push interest rates higher. That would increase the go­ be put on it other than it shows a vernment’s cost of financing the pickup in inflation.’’ $2.7 trillion national debt, which Prices in both January and would be bad news for President February were pushed up by Bush, who is trying to trim the soaring energy and food prices, but the cost of other items, which budget deficit without raising taxes. are generally more stable, in­ creased at a worrisome rate in Bush, speaking to reporters as he returned to Washington from February as well. Wholesale food prices rose 1.2 Colorado, said his administration AP photo would "always be vigilant percent last month, the steepest against inflation (and) never increase in 13 months. They had WRAP-AROUND — Alphonzo Brinkley, a fourth-grade student at relax our concern.’’ risen 1.1 percent in January. He said the best way to beat Meat and most other food Items the Annee Beers Elementary School in Washington, seems inflation would be an agreement rose, while eggs dropped 15 scared as Jim Fowler, host of “Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom," with Congress to reduce the percent after rising 20.1 percent in January. wraps a six-foot snake around his neck. 1 deficit and called Friday’s re­

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II Irish h'dri'Or... REGIONALWEAThER Cheney conflimii!i; Accu-Weather"^ forecast for Saturday Daytime Corrditions arKl High Temperatures patron saint SH OW . command as Pentagon chief ICartbou By William Patrick Gillen By Donna Cassata prepared to vote for Congress­ The Associated Press The Associated Press man Cheney, but I do think this SH O W ER S ] timetable ought not set a The first woman grand marshal walked “ on air” R.URMES WASHINGTON — Dick Cheney precedent.” ahead of 150,000 marchers striding up New York’s 154 / K Si was swiftly sworn in as defense Sen. John Warner of Virginia, Fifth Avenue on a warm, sunny Friday for the 228th secretary Friday after saiiing top Republican on the Senate parade in honor of Ireland’s patron saint. without dissent through the Se­ Armed Services Committee, de­ Elsewhere, the Chicago River ran green, as did r VcMit nate, which only a week earlier nied Cheney was put on a fast fountains in Savannah, Ga. ^ had rejected President Bush’s track, noting that because Che­ Sponsors of the New York parade, the nation s Atlantic first choice for the job. ney was a congressman, his largest and oldest St. Patrick’s Day march, Ocean Cheney, winning Senate confir­ financial records were already on estimated that nearly 2 million people gathered mation by 92-0 and resigning as file. In addition, Warner said, the along the route. Temperatures were in the 60s, and Wyoming’s lone representative in _^T-STO«*4SJ FBI expedited its background the marchers and spectators equally mellow. ,0196 9 AccU'WaitftMC. Inc the House, became the nation’s check. An estimated 400,000 people lined the downtown 17th Pentagon chief, taking the Sen. Sam Nunn, D-Ga., the Chicago parade route in a light rain that began oath of office at an informal committee chairman, later re­ ^ fc * shortly after the march began. Forty thousand ceremony that completed the sponded more pointedly, saying; marchers and more than 200 floats and marching Weather formation of Bush’s Cabinet. “ I gather what he (Specter) units moved down Dearborn Street. Former Sen. John Tower of wanted us to do was to wait for the “ It’s big, and it’s green, and it’s Irish and it’s Texas, Bush’s first nominee for rumor and innuendo to come in.” sloppy, messy, wet, beer-sudsy, said Kirsten Manchester and vicinity: Mostly cloudy today secretary of defense, was re­ Nunn led the fight to kill the i’J' Svare, spokeswoman for the city’s Department of with an 80 percent chance of showers. High 50 to 55. jected by the Senate, 53-47, on Tower nomination and came Streets and Sanitation. “ And it’s fun.” Wind becoming southwest 10 mph to 20 mph. March 9. under harsh criticism for his •'H In Savannah, reporters estimated 250,000 people Tonight, a 60 percent chance of showers. Low in the “ I am proud to have the handling of the proceedings. The watched 300 units participating in the nation’s mid-30s. Sunday, becoming partly sunny, windy, opportunity to serve the president Georgia Democrat used his time second-largest St. Patrick’s celebration. The city’s of the United States and the turning colder. High around 40. on the Senate floor to defend the 165th parade also • honors Irish immigrants who nation as secretary of defense,” Coastal; Mostly cloudy today with a 60 percent DICK CHENEY committee’s process. entered the United States through the East Coast Cheney said after being sworn chance of showers. High 50 to 55. Wind becoming Word of praise for a friend and port. , into office. . . . sworn in swiftly Reginald Plnto/Manehaatar Herald southwest 10 mph to 20 mph. Tonight, a 60 percent colleague were then left to Hundreds of thousands of Irish-Amencans also “ But at the same time, I will Wyoming’s two Republican chance of showers. Low 35 to 40. Sunday, becoming The Tylers celebrate St. Patrick’s Day marched Friday in Kansas City and Atlanta. miss the House. And more than remained. senators. CELEBRATION — Herb and Dot Tyler In Albuquerque, N.M., the auxiliary of the partly sunny, breezy, turning colder. High around each year as a way to "break up the anything, I regret that I must step Sen. Arlen Specter, R-Pa., “ I trust Dick Cheney, I trust of 16 Pilgrim Lane celebrate St. Patrick Brothers of the Good Shepherd prepared for an 40. winter blahs,” Herb Tyler said. down after representing the state complained that the Senate had how he behaves in life, I trust his Day at Steve K’s at 829 Main St. Friday. annual St. Patrick’s fund-raising dinner for the Northwest hills: Mostly cloudy today with an 80 of Wyoming for 10 years,” he “ rushed to judgment” on Cheney intelligence, I trust his integrity, I homeless that’s also a birthday party for 89-year-old percent chance of showers. High around 50. Wind added. after the dispite over Tower and trust his friendship,” said Sen. Brother Mathias Barrett. The religious order becoming southwest 10 mph to 20 mph. Tonight, a 60 The action on Cheney capped a with a two-week recess looming. Malcolm Wallop of Wyoming.' established by the Irish-born Catholic brother feeds percent chance of rain or snow showers. Low in the nearly two-month Senate strug­ “ There’s hardly been a chance And Wyoming Sen. Alan Simp­ You didn’t have to be Irish 200 to 400 people a day and runs a men’s shelter in 30s. Sunday, becoming partly sunny, breezy and gle over filling the Pentagon job. for people to find out about son said he and Wallop felt a the city. cold. High near 40. The rancor surrounding the Congressman Cheney’s nomina­ mixture of pride and sadness Los Angeles’ Irish won’t take to the streets until Tower nomination was largely tion in the press, media, to sit because their state’s congres­ Saturday, but then they’ll have a choice: the sixth absent as the Senate moved down and write a letter and have sional delegation was losing a to appreciate the celebration annual downtown St. Patrick’s Day Parade or the Lottery quickly this week on Cheney, it delivered,” Specter said. “ I man of “ distinction and honor fourth annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade in although some bitterness think we’re correct and I ’m and rare political savvy.” “ I might even go out tonight corned beef sandwich, cole slaw Hollywood. By Maureen Leavitt and drink some Jameson’s whis­ and Irish soda bread. Boston delays its official wearing of the green Connecticut daily Friday: 183. Play Four: 0769. Manchester Herald Traditional Irish music could until Sunday: on Friday, it celebrated Evacuation Connecticut “ Lotto” Friday: 8, 14, 34, 35, 37, 38. key,” he said. He said his patrons were be heard above the buzz of people Day, which recalls the expulsion of British DiRosa vows to fight lawsuit Walking down Main Street teasing him by asking him to hire who were downing Guinness occupation troops on March 17, 1776. It’s one of Friday, it was apparent that one an Irish chef to cook the corned beer. several occasions throughout the year when the out of three people paid tribute to However, according to a group “ cradle-of liberty” stands--alone in honoring the Index beef. St. Patrick by donning green of women members, gfeen beer is nation’s tumultuous beginnings. " I ’ll get an Irishman from aimed at Main Street project articles of clothing, or wearing a never served there. D i l a l n A a * A.9.94 Obituaries Athens ” he said. 6 green carnation. “ Green beer is for once-a-year 9 A .4 1 Opinion 12-13 Among his customers were Religion 14-16 By Andrew J. Davis funding and kill the project, “ We were hoping that they Many a boss had to contend Herb and Dot Tyler, and their Irishmen. You’ll never find it with workers taking late lunches N O W protests dinner f l - 7 35 and Nancy Concelman DiRosa said. If the lawsuit stops would come to their senses,” daughter Kathy. 21, of 16 Pilgrim here,” said Maureen Staunton of 21-aB Senior Citizens__ 32 or possibly not returning as they West Hartford. Manchester Herald the project, and the town must Cashman said. “ I ’m disap­ NEW HAVEN (AP) — A small group of Natlon/World------9-11 Sports------4 2 -4 6 repay between $600,000 to $800,000 pointed, of course, that they chose sought out traditional Irish fare of The ’Tylers celebrate St. Pa­ Although St. Patrick’s Day is a handkerchief-waving women wearing horn­ in state and federal monies, this course of action.” corned beef and cabbage, and Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said trick’s Day each year as a way to big time for the Irish to celebrate rimmed glasses and outdated clothes staged a DiRosa said a countersuit would Guinness beer. Friday the $16 million Main Association president Bernard “ break up the winter blahs,” their heritage, the club hosts satirical protest Friday night against the be filed in an effort to recover the To prove that you don’t have to Street reconstruction project will Apter was not available for Herb Tyler said. several big events throughout the continuing exclusion of women from an annual fianrbpatrr Hrralb funds. be Irish to celebrate St. Patrick’s go forward despite a lawsuit comment Friday. Meanwhile, more corned beef year, said John J. Gorman, club St. Patrick’s Day dinner. opposing the project. “ I don’t think it’s fair to waste Day. an Italian restaurant and was being dished up across the ’The town of Manchester, the president. Yelling “ Oh Boys, Boys” in mock high- USPS 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 143 On Thursday, a group of taxpayers’ money,” said DiRosa. another restaurant owned by a street at Antonio’s Pizza and Federal Highway Administration “ It’s not only a social event, but pitched voices, and carrying signs, including downtown businessmen and prop­ “ I ’m disappointed to see they Greek man were serving up Family Restaurant, 956 Main St. and the federal and state depart­ also a holy day,” Gorman said. In one which read, “ I ’d Rather Be Ironing,” four Penny M. Sleffert, Publlaher erty owners called ADAPT, A followed through (on threats to corned beef. Waitress Jennifer Benjamin, of ments of transporation are Steve Karamesinis, of Vernon, fact, St. Patrick’s Day is mainly a representatives from the National Organiza­ George T. Chappell Dennis M. Santoro Downtown Association to Pre­ file the lawsuit). I don’t person­ 130 Hillard St., said the Italian tion for Women served as a tongue-in-cheek EdH.or Advartlilng Director named as defendants in the suit. owner of Steve K ’s at 829 Main St., religious celebration, without serve the Thoroughfare, filed suit ally think it has much merit.” restaurant pleased many Irish welcoming committee for the men attending Douglas A. Bevins Sheldon Cohen ’The defendants are seeking a was running a special on corned much of the frivolity Irish- in U.S. District Court. ADAPT Alan Cashman, vice president patrons. Executive Editor Composing Manager declaratory judgment on whether Americans have come to enjoy. the Knights of St. Patrick’s black-tie affair. claims that an access road to be of the Downtown Manchester beef for lunch and dinner. He said Antonio’s owner, Daniel Pog- the access road, which will run This Irish feast attracted the The women called themselves the “ Ladies of Jeanne O. Fromerth Robert H. Hubbard used as a bypass during recon­ Association, agreed with DiRosa. he served about 100 patrons, most gie, offered the fare again Friday Business Manager Pressroom Manager between Bissell and Eldridge of them sporting a touch of green. Kelly family of Marlborough, Jim the Knights.” struction was approved by fed­ He said that in his opinion the night. . Frank J. MeSweegan streets, may be classified by the Kelly’s parents, Theresa and Jim NOW also held a dinner, open to both women Denise A. Roberts eral, state and local agencies group does not have a case. He stayed open Friday night Perhaps the most enthusiastic Personnel Manager Circulation Director state and Federal Highway Ad­ Kelly, of Rockville, and Cecilia and men, in New Haven Friday night to counter without an environmental- “ I think their only hope is to until 7:30 to accommodate wee­ Irish crowd of all was at the Irish ministration as a “ categorical Kelly’s sister, Marty Sergy, from the Knights dinner. Published dally exeepi Sunday and certain holidays by the impact study required by federal delay this project so it does not kend revelers. American Home Society in exclusion” that does not require Danbury. The Knights have excluded women from Manchester Publishing Co., 16 Bralnard Place. Manchester, and state laws. The reconstruc­ get started,” Cashman said. Instead of an Irish lilt, Karame­ Glastonbury. 1 an environmental-impact study. “ This is for those who are Irish, their traditional St. Patrick’s Day dinner for Conn. 00040. Second class postage paid at Manchester. Conn. tion is scheduled to begin next “ They’re just trying to throw up sinis spoke with a distinct Greek Postmaster Send address changes to the Manchester Herald. With a crowd of at least 200 and those who wish they were,” roadblocks.” accent. But he is married to an 112 years. , „ P.O. Box 501, Manchester, Conn. 06040. spring. Bruce S. Beck, a Manchester during lunch Friday, it was Kelly from Marlborough said. Terry Ferguson, coordinator of the Connecti­ The association has not dis­ Irish woman, he was quick to If you dont receive your Herald by 5 p.m. weekdays or 7 M DiRosa said work will start on attorney representing ADAPT, literally a sea of green, with even His wife, Cecilia, who is Italian, cut chapter of NOW, said the men attending the a.m. Saturdays, pisaas telephone your carrier. If you're unable cussed what it would do if a point out. schedule unless the town is told has said the study is required the very young and old wearing said St. Patrick’s Day gives dinner are “ the power brokers in our city and to reach your carrier, call subscriber service at 647-6046 by 6 lawsuit were filed even though He said many of his patrons p.m. weekdays for dsllvery In Manchester. not to begin work by a judge. because the access road would be every shade of green imaginable. should give the Irish a proud state,” and that when they get together, “ it’s ADAPT members have promised used as a through road during and were looking forward to the Irish Suggested carrier rates are 61.00 weekly. $7.70 for one “ As far as I ’m concerned, Laughter and pride were run­ feeling. big business.” month, 623.10 for three months. 646.20 tor six months and to file the suit since Feb. 7, when celebration. we’re just going to proceed,” he after reconstruction. Town and ning high at the club. “ It’s a great feeling, I feel that More than 350 people were expected to 602.40 for one year. the Board of Directors approved state officials have said the road “ Everybody’s Irish today, he The Manchester Herald la a member of the Associated Press, said. “ If we’re told not to proceed A line snaked around the hall way,” She said. “ It’s a nice way attend, said Bob O’Connell, dinner chairman. an appropriation of $2.38 million said. He wore a green T-shirt and ths Audit Bureau of Circulations, the New England Prass by a judge, we’ll appeal.” would be used only to connect with people waiting at least 15 to remember yourselves.” Association and the New England Newspaper Association. Any delay in the project could to cover the town’s share of the parking lots after the large pin proclaiming, “ Kiss Me, minutes for — what else — a mean a loss of state and federal project cost. reconstruction. I’m Irish.” I I )> I M I I ( 11111111 i I 111 i i i i I i 11111 I I i I I I S T A tE Local & State Road work starts Monday The town Public Works Department will start Balducci says work on Greenwood Drive at the intersection of Vernon Street on Monday. The work is expected to last about 15 weeks'. A detour will be made at Lynch Drive and Greenwood changes likely Drive to Vernon Street. in deficit plan Many seek handgun licenses MERIDEN (AP) — Valentine’s Day 1989 saw a new license record broken in Connecticut — and it HARTFORD (AP) — House Speaker Richard wasn’t for marriage licenses. Balducci said Friday that changes are virtually State Police Detective Michael Viscuso opened certain when the House considers a surprise deficit his mail on Feb. 14 to find 99 applications for permits reduction plan that was proposed by Republicans to carry a concealed weapon anywhere in and passed by Democrats in a rare, late-night state Connecticut. Senate session. That was about five times the number of Balducci said the House is likely to raise “ sin applications he gets in a normal working day at the taxes” on alcohol and cigarettes, although such weapons division in Meriden. increases were not included in the Senate plan Viscuso said the volume that day reflects a recent passed late Thursday night. jump in the number of people who are buying The Senate plan, which includes the use of surplus handguns and want permits to carry the weapons in funds, limited tax increases and spending cuts, their jackets, pocketbooks or cars. A permit is not would produce $256 million in the final quarter of the needed to keep a handgun at home or for the 1988-89 budget year, beginning April 1. The highest purchase of a shotgun. Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald official deficit estimate for the current budget year In fiscal years 1986-87 and 1987-88, Viscuso said, is $247 million. his office received an average of about 400 permit SUNNY DAY — Mike McDowell, an sunny weather Friday. The temperature Balducci, who has been unable to fashion a requests a month. But since last fall, the numbers employee of Modern Auto Radiator & reached 67 degrees on the springlike day. deficit-reduction package from the fractious have risen to more than 500 a month; in January, 794 88-member House Democratic caucus, said he residents applied for permits. Battery Co. of 373 Main St., enjoys the expects the House to make several changes in the plan. Ramp to be closed Monday “ I think there will be changes made. Exactly which ones will be made. I ’m not sure yet.” The ramp connecting Route 2 eastbound and Fogarty, Weinberg join chorus Balducci said. “ I would very much think that when Routes 5 and 15 southbound in East Hartford will be Reginald PInto/Manchester Herald the House gets through with it, it would probably go closed permanently Monday after the morning rush back to the Senate with some alterations.” hour. PIZZA TOSS — Charles Mertens, left, of of Papa Gino’s of 358 W. MiddleTurnpike. The ramp is being closed in order to begin of opposition to firehouse site Papa Gino’s donated $1,500 to the Long He told reporters Friday that he is not sure House Boy Scout Troop 27, and Jim Travis, of Democrats will support the Senate’s call for $15 approach work on the new Charter Oak Bridge. Rivers Council Boy Scouts, which will be Also on Monday, the left lane of Route 2 eastbound Weinberg said he has received Troop 126, learn how to make a pizza million in state and local spending cuts in the final Bv Alex GIrelll when he and Mayor Peter P. Friday with Norma Ruth, general manager used at the council’s summer camp. three months of fiscal 1988-89. in the vicinity of the ramp will be closed from 9a.m. DiRosa Jr. spoke at the many phone calls from people Manchester Herald who object to using any of the In addition, Balducci and state Rep. William to 3 p.m. to remove an overhead sign structure. dedication. From March 27 to 29, night work at the 1-91 and center’s land for the station. She Cibes, D-New London, both said they were worried Democratic Town Directors Republican Director Theunis that the Senate’s $256 million bill does little to close a Route 15 intersection will require lanes to be closed Werkhoven, minority leader on said he is opposed for that reason James Fogarty and Barbara and because she thinks the station huge gap. estimated at as high as $700 million, Work will be done at the time on the new Charter the Board of Directors, criticized Bond-rating official unworried Weinberg Friday joined the ranks should be closer to Main Street. between taxes and necessary spending next year Oak Bridge. of people who object to locating a Cassano, saying that to make the As a start toward solving next year’s budget announcement at the dedication Cassano said the proposed town firehouse at the Oak Grove location, in the southeast corner crisis, both House leaders want to consider other Local cook takes prize Nature Center. was “ a grandstand political new taxes, such as increased sin taxes on alcohol of the nature center off Highland about state using surplus funds For the third year in a row, Esther Armstrong of Fogarty said he was not told in ploy.” He said the directors and tobacco and applying the state’s 7.5 percent Street, would be close to entran­ 115 Wetherell St. has been named a finalist in the advance about the choice and did should have been told about it. sates tax to services provided by one business for ces to 1-384 to developing areas off pose no big problem. Connecticut Best Two-Crusted Apple Pie Contest not know an announcement of it Members of the Conservation HARTFORD (A P) - Some Gov. William A. O’Neill has another, such as legal and accounting work. Gardner Street and Birch Moun­ “ In terms of ratings, the proposed a 3-cent-a-gallon in­ sponsored by the Connecticut Department of would be made last week at a Commission and the executive state legislators say that using “ I think you’ll probably see taxes on liquor tain Road. answer is ’No. it would not have crease in the gas tax on July 1. to Agriculture in cooperation with the Connecticut ceremony to dedicate a new committee of the Lutz Children’s millions of dollars in surplus reinstated, and (increased taxes on) cigarettes The station would replace one an adverse impact in the near- Apple Marketing Board and the Salem Cross Inn of paramedic vechicle. Museum have opposed the site funds could jeopardize the state’s raise $45 million during 1989-90. back in there.” Balducci said. on School Street across from term,’ ’’ Grossman said. “ If they Democrats in the General “ I didn’t know about it until I because it will mean loss of some bond rating, but an official at one Three months of higher sin taxes would raise West Brookfield, Mass. Bennet Junior High School. That start doing this every year, Assembly are talking about ad­ Armstrong and nine others were.^^h^n i^n a read it in the newspaper,” of the nature center land. The of the nation’s leading ratings about $19 million, while the business-to-business tax station is considered inadequate maybe. One of these days, ding another 2 cents, possibly for contest held Feb. 25 at the Connecticut Culinai^ Fogarty said. museum operates the center. houses said Friday the proposal would bring in another $20 million. House and located in too congested an though, they’re going to have to April 1 but more likely July 1, to Institute in Farmington. Those 10 ^iH ^m pete Weinberg said she had heard Fogarty said he objects to the will not likely have that effect. Democrats have also diseased accelerating capital area. do a real tax measure.” keep the transportation fund today at the Salem Cross Inn. All pies will be baked about the location but did not site not only because it detracts The rating is crucial when the gains tax payments to raise $25 million. Democrat Directors Kenneth As for the idea of draining the in a 1699 beehive oven. The finalist of this contest think any consensus was reached from the center, but also because state borrows money through the solvent. Balducci said the House may also tinker with the Tedford and Mary Anr. Handley rainy day fund, Grossman said will represent Connecticut in ‘ he New England among Democratic directors. it is too far from what he sate of bonds to pay for such Balducci said not doing so may Senate’s plan to take $60 million from the could not be reached for >4 that was also not cause for Grand Bake-Off on April 2, where Charlotte Deputy Mayor Stephen T. Cas- considers a high-exposure area. > things as roads, bridges and not hurt the state this year, but Transportation Fund. House Democrats have been comment. concern. “ That’s gone, we know Granville, 51 Deer Run Trail, will be the defending sano announced the location Wells Street and Maple Street. Z 00 college buildings. could be troublesome down the considering taking half that amount, $30 million, o o> that.” he said. X A bill that cleared the Senate road. If the state’s bond rating is and raising the state’s gas tax by 3 cents per gallon champion. He said Standard & Poor’s had M Thursday aimed at eliminating reduced and the state is forced to to pay for the switch. cn just reaffirmed Connecticut’s H this year’s $247 million antici­ pay higher interest rates when it Taking $60 million from the Transportation Fund DICIoccio named controller Reservoirs need a wet spring u bond ratings; Double A-Plus for M pated budget deficit calls for the sells bonds, “ that’ll cost us in the might force a gas tax increase of as much as 5 cents X general bonds and Double A for Tina DiCioccio of Coventry has been named The exceptions are the of the Weather Center at Western use of the $130 million left in the long run.” the speaker said. HARTFORD (AP) - Despite SB per gallon, effective as soon as April 1, Balducci controller of Manchester Memorial HospitaL Connecticut State University in budget reserve, or rainy day transportation bonds. The high­ said. one of the driest winters on Stamford-Norwalk and New Lon­ W est rating is Triple A. When the Senate-passed ver­ She will succeed Richard F. Werkowski^ who wil don areas, where supplies are 20 Danbury. w T3 fund, and $60 million of the $83.9 Despite those differences, the House and Senate record, officials say reservoirs in Money going into the transpor­ sion reaches the House next assume the duties of vice president and chief percent below normal, he said. > million surplus in the transporta­ appear to agree on $81 million in deficit-reducing most areas of Connecticut are r tation fund comes from the week, Balducci said, changes are financial officer when George J Roy retires next “ We’re concerned about the “ Since 1970.1 have never seen a p CO tion fund. near normal levels for this time of C« likely. measures. The areas of agreement include: drier winter and I have never House Speaker Richard Bal- gasoline tax and motor vehicle year, but warn that shortages dry winter, because it could cause V) ■ transferring $30 million from the Transporta­ seen a more critical situation this lU Q ducci. D-Newington. and Rep. fees. Specifically, he said, “ using tion Fund to the General Fund. ’^DiCioccio joined the hospital in could develop this summer as problems this summer.” Johnson Gordon Frassinelli, the assist­ director of budgeting and was appointed^dget/ac- said Friday. “ If it continues time of year,” he said Friday. c William J. Cibes Jr. D-New that $60 million in the transporta­ ■ and raising $51 million in new taxes, $35 million rain isn’t expected to be plentiful. 1 < Q. ant budget director in the gover­ counting manager in 1 9 8 5 -She was fo rm e ^ below normal this spring, we “ Assuming we do get a normal OS London, co-chairman of the tax­ tion fund isdefinitely a problem.” from a 15 percent surcharge on the corporations tax Gary Johnson, who monitors U nor’s Office of Policy and Man­ accountant at Burbank Hospital in Fitchburg, could see problems this amount of rain from this point on, V- writing Finance. Revenue jnd House Democrats want to use and $16 million from accelerated payment of water reservoir levels for the X agement, said bond-rating houses summmer. we’re still going to be facing Bonding Committee, said Friday only $30 million from that fund insurance company taxes. state Department of Health Ser­ X usually take the position that ’^She received an associate’s degree in business “ But as of this time, we’re not critical waters shortages in the u that the use of the surplus, and put the 7.5 percent sales tax Balducci did not make clear whether House vices, said he didn’t believe the “ with a fund like this, which is technology from Mount ^achusett C o m iM ^ in too bad a shape,” he said. months ahead.” particularly#rom the transporta­ on services, such as legal and Democrats could accept the Senate’s proposal to situation in most of Connecticut is c/} self-supporting, if you add expen­ College in Gardner, Mass., and a hachel^or s degre^ The National Weather Service u tion fund without corresponding accounting services, used by use all of the $130 million budget reserve, or rainy as dire as it is in parts of New ditures, that should be followed in business administration from ^ i^ ^ u r g S‘ ate predicted below-normal rainfall Johnson said the Stamford X tax increases to replenish the day fund. York, where Gov. Mario Cuomo u by additions to the revenue businesses. College. She is working toward her master s degree for March. April and May in a Water Co.’s four reservoirs are fund, could hurt the bond rating. Gov. William A. O’Neill, meanwhile, also voiced has declared a drought emer­ z stream to support it. ’They also want to boost ci­ at the Hartford Graduate Center. 90-day forcecast issued on Thurs­ now at 59 percent of their total 5 < But Hy Grossman, managing reservations about the spending cuts, and charac­ gency for New York City and 11 “ If it’s a one-shot or temporary garette and alcohol taxes, DiCioccio has served as treasurer of the hospita day, said Mel Goldstein, director billion gallon capacity. director for Standard & Poor’s terized the Senate-passed plan as a “ rather easy neighboring towns. thing, they may not react as another item not included in the ratings group, said Friday that a beginning” to solving the deficit problem. credit union. one-time use of the fund should strongly.” Frassinnelli said. Senate bill. A

Nabb tells architect firm that he’s sorry Local & State Student art is on display at Lutz By Nancy Concelman stink on this.” authority to sustain, modify or withdraw orders for through April 7. Museum hours Jesse Foiev, Jessica Fotherlngham, compliance with the town housing code that are ’The Manchester Children’s Art Dan Franklin, Michael Garofala, Kara Manchester Herald He suggested that Lawrence discuss it with the Larkin wins DAR award Show, sponsored by the Lutz are Tuesday and Wednesday, 2 to Gever, Chris Godfrey, Stephanie Gon­ Ethics Commission, but Lawrence said Thursday. appealed. Health Director Ronald Kraatz said. The 5 p.m.; Thursday, 2 to 8 p.m.; zalez, NIckI Grasso, Amy Greene, Elena “ I don’t know how that could be a conflict of board may also grant variances or extensions, he (Children’s Museum and the Man­ Grout, Rebekah Gullino, Michael Had­ Republican Director Geoffrey Naab apologized to Alison Larkin, daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. Alan B. chester Arts Council, will hang in Friday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.; dad, Stacey Hare, Scott Hasty, Kristin the head of a local architectural firm Friday for interest.” said. Larkin of 85 Highwood Drive, has received a $100 the museum through April 7. The Saturday and Sunday, noon to 5 Hebert, Kerl Hyde. stating that the firm did not have demonstrated Osella’s claim implies that any professional in The board is comprised of the fire chief, planning bond as the state winner of the Daughters of the show features work from Man­ p.m. Admission is $1 for children Jason Irish, Beth Kaminski, Erin expertise in restoring historic buildings. town should be banned from serving on volunteer director, human services director and two and $1.25 for adults. The museum Klenholz, Quincy Knight, Miranda La- members knowledgable in housing matters who are American Revolution Good Citizenship Prize. chester children in kindergarten Vallee, Alison Machuga, Joke Mo- Richard S. Lawrence, president of the Lawrence commissions. Lawrence said. Larkin was given the bond by Mrs. Robert Foster through grade 6. It is planned that is located at 247 S. Main St. comber, Richard Money, Andra Mazur, Associates, said Friday that Naab delivered the The Commission for Disabled Persons is an appointed by the town manager. Kraatz said. Children selected for this ye­ Lori Michaud, Jennifer MIerdock, Su­ He said none of the issues that have ever come of Hamden, state chairman for the DAR contest, at it will become an annual event. san Mitchell, Andy Minor, Michael letter to him personally. Lawrence said he was advisory commission, which means it may make a Monday night ceremony at South United School art teachers were in­ ar’s show are: Monty. satisfied with the apology and would not pursue only recommendations, Lawrence said. before the board are related to Lawrence’s work for Methodist Church. vited to submit up to four Ashley Allbrio, Anond Annlgerl, Karo Murphy, Casey Nadeau, Valerie The Housing Code Appeals Board has the the town. Jenny Borbuto, Katie Barry, Lindsay Nettleton, Alison O'Connor, Amie legal action. Larkin was one of four high school students two-dimensional pieces of art­ Beeman, Cameron Beers, Jon Bella- LeOuellette, Sumo Prasad, Leslie Ro­ "That’s all we wanted.” Lawrence said. receiving awards from the Orford Parish chapter of work per grade, per building. vance, Elisha Bernstein, Brittany binson, Tommie Robinson, Jason Rot- Lawrence had written to Naab and Republican DAR, presented by Mrs. R. Kibbee Willey. The Blain, Sara Blomstrann, Kevin Blout, land, Louise Ruggerlo, Ashley Rummel, From these submissions, 91 pie­ Kirk Bolivar, Amanda Borek, Gretchen Joe Russell, Christian Sauer, Michelle Directors Theunis Werkhoven and Ronald Osella. others were Dana Glggey, daughter of Mrs. and ces were chosen to be shown. Braun, Stanislaw Buizyhskv, James Sllvay. demanding a retraction and apology and threaten­ Mrs. Richard Giggey of 33 Eric Drive, Coventry; Choi. “ It was a very difficult choice,” Kate Chrlstopoulos, Sarah Clancy, Matthew Sipala, Becky Smith, Phong ing a lawsuit. Naab said he hadn’t received the Edward Carvalho, son of Mrs. and Mrs. Jose Lutz Director Steven Ling said. Slobhan Clancy, Jon Clark, Jenny Smith, Karen Stolp, Slsouvanh Tham- letter as of Friday morning and wrote his apology in Carvalho of East Hartford; and Timothy Rooney, Crowley, Julie Czia, Jennifer Dohms, mavong, Robin Towle, Kristina Thomp­ "The work these children did is llleah Daniels, Randl DeLeo, Megan son, Jonathan Vough, Katrina Von response to newspaper stories. i G if t son of Mrs. and Mrs. Brian Rooney of 24 Clark Road, excellent.” Donnelly, Andy Dorin, Michael Dow- Hollen, Abbv Wehr, Valerie Wlllhide, “ Our opinion of your firm’s ‘demonstrated Bolton. nard, Jennifer Elder-Chase, Brigham Lee Anne Williams, Christine Wood­ The show will be on display Faye, Carol FenuckettI, Brian Fleming. ward, Lelanna Zlano. expertise’ was stated in our letter as if it were fact. It should have been clearly labeled as opinion. It Pay raises due despite vote was wrong for me to state the opinion in such a way , C r VINTON VILLAGE HARTFORD (AP) — Clerical workers at the state that it could be taken as a statement of fact, and for ^ 34(56 Main Street, Coventry f- Tow n cleaning attracting interest that I apologize,” Naab wrote in the letter to Division of Criminal Justice will soon receive pay raises averaging about 7.6 percent despite a Senate Lawrence. Naab said he wrote the March 13 letter to Town I 742-1890 vote rejecting their contract as too costly. About 20 people attended an and coolers of punch. Cassano ing up the Union Pond area he Manager Robert B. Weiss that included the disputed Chief State’s Attorney John J. Kelly said the organization meeting this week said he has asked the chamber to said. statement. The letter, signed by all three ^3 contract took effect automatically on Thursday for the townwide cleanup day, encourage members to clean up Employees from the town High­ Republicans, demanded that the town go through its after it was determined the Senate failed to act on scheduled April 8 from 9 a.m. to their property and help advertise way Division and Parks and architect selection process to choose the firm that the arbitrated award within 30 days of its noon. the project. Recreation Department will also submits cost estimates on expanded municipal submission to the Legislature, as required by law. Nearly half of those who Parent-Teacher Association- help. Following the Senate’s 35-0 denial of the clerical attended the meeting Wednesday s‘Aave been asked to help clean A final preparation meeting on offices and a new police station. Naab said in his Friday letter to Lawrence that contract, the House voted to recommit it to the were not affiliated with any up the areas around elementary the cleanup is scheduled March Appropriations Committee, an action that essen­ particular organization, but schools, the Little League organi­ 29. Anyone interested in partici­ whether his firm has demonstrated expertise in the renovation of historic buildings will be determined tially amounted to rejection. wanted to help clean up one of the zation plans to clean up eight ball pating should call the Parks and Under state law, rejection of an arbitrated award town parks or their own streets. fields and some Oakland Street Recreation Department at 647- by the selection committee. requires a two-thirds vote of both chambers. Deputy Mayor Stephen T. Cas- residents have considered clean- 3084. Osella has also said he would apologize if it was sano said Thursday. decided that the statement was unfounded or “ It was a great initial re­ damaging to the Lawrence Associates’ reputation, Author to speak Tuesday sponse,” Cassano said. as Lawrence claimed. On Wednesday. Osella questioned whether '2? Author Linda Bayer, a Manchester native who April’s cleanup will be the first complete selection Lawrence’s position on the Commission for wrote the novel, “ The Blessing and the Curse,’’ will in at least seven or eight years. Disabled Persons and Housing Code Appeals Board be the guest speaker Tuesday at the Manchester Cassano said. The Greater Man­ of and his work for the town on plans for a new Hadassah/Sisterhood book author luncheon. chester Chamber of Commerce £ Bayer, daughter of Lillian Bayer Marlow and the and Jaycees have played a large Prom Gowns, municipal building and other projects represented a late Philip Bayer, has taught literature and art part in past cleanups, he said. conflict of interest. history at Wesleyan, Boston and American This year. Burger King has Party Dresses Osella said he would investigate the possibility of universities, and at Hebrew University in Jerusa­ offered to donate garbage bags a conflict, but added. “ I don’t want to make a big lem. She holds a Ph.D. degree in English and art and history, and is completing a second doctorate in psychology and education. Bridals — Calendar ’The luncheon costs $5 per person. For information O bhaaries Now featuring and reservations, call 643-6735. Thompson testifies on biii Manchester Francis X. Sullivan 10-50% MONDAY — Planning and Zoning Commission, Rep. John W. Thompson, D-Manchester, testified Francis X. Sullivan, 74, for­ Lincoln Center hearing room. 7 p.m. Tuesday on legislation he is co-sponsoring that merly of Manchester, died Thurs­ % Eighth Utilities District. Mayfair Gardens, 7p.m. would set standards for food handlers. day (March 16, 1989) in DeBary, OFF V \ TUESDAY — Human Relations Commission, Thompson called the bill “ a major step forward to Fla. He was the husband of regular priceg of in stock Municipal Building coffee room, 7:30 p.m. protect all of our citizens against food-bome Katherine A. Sullivan. gowns WEDNESDAY — Democratic subcommittee. illness.” Born in New Haven, he lived in Municipal Building coffee room, 7 p.m. Thompson spoke to the General Assembly’s Connecticut for many years, As always, providing Public Health Committee. The bill would allow the before moving to New York and Andover state Department of Health to adopt regulations for later Florida. He was a retired friendly, personal MONDAY — Planning and Zoning Commission, the certification of food-service providers. draftsman for the Raypheon- attention so your dress Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. TC^e BASKETS FULL Machlett Co. He was an Army TUESDAY — Library Board, Andover Public looks the way you want. # Come in and see our Seaiant makes students sick veteran of World War II. Library, 7:30 p.m. Besides his wife, he is survived SUFFIELD (AP) — School Superintendent by a brother, Joseph Sullivan of FREE ALTERATIONS on Bolton EASTER BASKETS Bernard J. Ellis ordered the A. Ward Spaulding Westport; a sister, Vern Mead of regular priced bridal MONDAY — Board of Finance. Community Hall, or moke your own School closed after fumes from a concrete sealant Stamford; and several nieces and gowns. 7:30 p.m. being used in the construction of a school addition Featuring nephews. Maximum charge $15 TUESDAY — Board of Selectmen. Community sent 32 children and teachers home sick. 'The funeral will be Monday at Hall. 8 p.m. Stuffed Easter Bunnies, Easter Trinkets, The Easter Ellis on Thursday ordered that children be kept 10:30 a.m. from the John F. on all others. Bunny Family and Lots of out of the building’s wing abutting the addition and Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Coventry decided that the school remain closed for at least Center St., followed by a Mass of Just 20 minutes from Manchester! MONDAY — Town Council. Town Office Building. EASTER C A N D Y three days to rid the rooms of the fumes. Christian burial at 11 a.m. St. 7:30 p.m. „ . . » . He made his decision at the advice of the North James Church. Burial will be in TUESDAY — Water Pollution Control Authority, •DIRECTIONS TO THE CARD & GIFT CONNECTION! Central District Health Department and state the St. James Cemetery. Calling Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. Rto. 384 or 44A to Rte. 44A (Bolton Notch); Follow 44A to Rte. 31 health officials. hours are Monday 10 to 10:30 a. m. Republican Town Committee, Town Office Ellis’ action Thursday marked the second time South; (approx. 5 mllos) bear right at traffic light onto Rte. 31 South; the Coventry S Building, 7:30 p.m. Rte. 31 for H mile — Vinton Village Is on the left. since September that Spaulding has been closed Zoning Board of Appeals, Town Office Building, IN MEMORIAM ' . TOLLAND BANK because of work on the addition. The school was 44De|M>tRoad csowdhu— 7:30 p.m, ^ MANCHESTER closed earlier this winter after workers entered In sad and loving memory of (lust oft Route 31 South) WEDNESDAY — Parks and Recreation Commis­ RTE. 44A basement pipe tunnels and disturbed some Jackie Wagner, who passed away Coventiy • 742-7494 r f S sion, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. asbestos. on March 18, 1987. THURSDAY — Economic Development Commis­ This time, the culprit was a compound called I’ll love you always, sion, Town Office Building, 8 p.rn. 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CARSON, Calif. (AP) - A sweeping such household chemicals as charcoal watched across the nation by industry Atomic Workers union employed at anti-smog plan approved Friday by lighter fluid and underarm deodorant and pollution-shrouded cities. the Chevron refinery in El Segundo. Foreign PAC link alleged may go free because cops lied Southern (California officials would aerosols. “Let’s proceed under a yellow “ I don’t know what you are sacrific­ light,” said Bill Welsh of the Holly­ ing, but I am sacrificing my job.” WASHINGTON (AP) — Three Democratic clamp new restrictions on everyone The plan, prepared in response to wood Chamber of Commerce. “ Let’s The district estimates the changes senators say an imported-car dealers’ group that from managers of heavy industry to pressure from the federal govern­ BOSTON (AP) — A prosecutor bau to change his mind and search warrant, an informant proceed with caution and weigh this would cost $3.9 billion a year, but an spent almost $1 million against them in recent backyard barbecue chefs. ment, was approved 10-2 by the South says he has gathered overwhelm­ reinstate the charges, said he will named John told them that a plan carefully.” industry study by National Economic elections is really a foreign agent, and they want the The plan, intended to clean air in the Coast Air Quality Management Dis­ ing evidence against an alleged argue Monday that the evidence 5-foot, 6-inch Hispanic drug Labor representatives generally Research found the probable cost was Justice Department to investigate. four-county Los Angeles basin up to trict and 16-1 by the Southern police killer, right down to the against Lewin is so overwhelm­ dealer named Stevie was selling opposed tight restrictions on indus­ $12.8 billion a year, or $2,200 a year Leaders of the car group deny they’re working for federal standards by 2007, would California Association of Govern­ piece of chicken the suspect was ing that the misconduct by police cocaine from the apartment. added to the annual cost of goods and foreigners. And one said Friday two of the senators phase in strict rules requiring use of ments. Both are regional planning trial pollutants, which they said could eating before the shooting. But should not block the prosecution. From the beginning, a key hole services for each Southern California are “ hypocrites” who asked for money from them such clean-burning fuels as methanol agencies. shutter factories at a cost of thou­ the trial may never take place By the time the officers finally in the prosecution’s case has been household. and took $8,000 when it was offered. and compressed natural gas in cars, The votes capped a contentious, sands of jobs. because detectives lied to obtain got into the apartment, the killer that Lewin, who is 6-foot-2 and " I think it’s nothing but sour grapes,” said Tom trucks and buses. eight-hour session which drew about “ I’ve heard politician after politi­ The plan would cover a district of a search warrant. had fled down a back stairway. Jamaican, clearly does not fit Nemet, chairman of the Auto Dealers and Drivers The changes also attack a variety of 200 people from environmental and cian stand up and say, ‘We all have to 13,350 square miles, covering Los On Monday, Suffolk Superior But the evidence that Lewin had that description. Free Trade PAC, a political action committee that large and small pollution sources, citizens’ groups, industry and govern­ sacrifice,” said Ron Sandes, a Angeles, Orange, and parts of River­ Court Judge Charles Grabau is been in the apartment is strong, last year spent nearly $2.6 million on House and from industrial paints and solvents to ment. The proposals had been closely member of the Oil, Chemical and side and San Bernardino counties. scheduled to hold a hearing to said O’Meara. Senate elections. decide whether Albert Lewin, 33, “ I ’ve got his fingerprints in Of that total, about 83 percent was spent to help will be charged in the shooting of there. I ’ve got his clothes in the Republican candidates, according to figures a Boston detective during a raid closet. I ’ve got his cigarettes. I ’ve MAXIMIZING compiled by the Federal Election Commission. on a drug dealer’s apartment 13 got his foot powder. I ’ve even got Nation & World months ago. the piece of chicken that he was YOUR REPOSSESSED The detective, 36-year-old Sher­ eating 20 minutes before the Pan Am faulted in crash man Griffiths, was felled by a raid,” O’Meara said. DECISIONS Nicaraguan policy deal near Lewin’s defense attorney. Max LONDON (A P) — Relatives of those killed by the bullet that pierced the apart­ WASHINGTON (AP) — The Bush administration Pianos & Organs Stern, contends that the detec­ by bomb that destroyed Pan Am Flight 103 should ment’s steel-reinforced door as and congressional Democrats were on the verge of members of Boston’s elite anti­ tives’ misconduct has perman­ direct their anger at the airline and the U.S. Vi Kava, MST, CPA agreement Friday on a new policy toward drug task force prepared to break ently prevented his client from government, not Britain, a legislator of the Nicaragua that would bring a rare note of New Haven dealer closes its doors - all getting a fair trial. governing party said Friday. it down. bipartisanship to U.S. actions in the region. Grabau dismissed the original “ The critical witnesses, the Pan Am confirmed it had been warned by the “ We’re not far apart,” said Sen. Christopher police officers themselves, have merchandise on display at the Quality Inn in West German government Nov. 10 about the kind of charges against Lewin two weeks Dodd, D-Conn., commenting on a proposed completely trumped themselves THE NEW MEDICARE TAX radio-cassette player bomb involved. ago after detectives failed to bipartisan policy statement that was being drafted. produce a potential defense wit­ and the (prosecution’s) case by Politicians of the opposition Labor Party charged If you are 65 or older or dis­ “ Compared to the (contentiousness of) the past Vernon ness, the informant who sup­ their massive and repeated per­ Transport Secretary Paul Channon with bungling a abled, a new law, the Midicirs eight years, we’re down to splitting hairs.” jury in the case, which they now warning dated two days before the disaster but not posedly led them to the apart­ Citiitrophic Covsngi Act of 1988, But final agreement on the two-page document, BALDWIN & OTHER NAME BRANDS ment where the shooting took admit to,” Stern said. mailed until several days later. will have a direct impact on stamped “ SECRET,” eluded negotiators despite a place. According to the affidavit filed John Prescott, the Labor transportation spokes­ you. The new law took effect flurry of personal visits in Capitol Hill offices by In a remarkable turnabout in by the detectives to obtain a man, accused the government of planting stories in on January 1, 1989, and will Secretary of State James A. Baker III. More their story, the three detectives, 3 DAYS ONLY! several London newspapers Friday that said the increase the tax bill for any In­ meetings were scheduled for Monday, and officials under pressure from the prosecu­ bomber was identified or even arrested. dividual who Is Medicare eli­ on both sides of the issue remained optimistic. tor, filed affidavits Monday ad­ Scottish and West German authorities denied the gible and has an Income tax li­ The agreement includes a broad statement of mitting that the informant they Frifjay, March 17 — Noon - 8 PM reports of ao arrest. ability of $150 or more for the policy goals worked out over the past three weeks in called “ John” never existed. Investigators have said a bomb in a radio-cassette year. a series of meetings between Baker and congres­ Assistant District Attorney Saturday, March 18 — 10 AM - 8 PM player brought the Boeing 747 down Dec. 21, killing The new Medicare tax works sional leaders, according to congressional sources. Francis O’ Meara, in asking Gra­ all 259 people aboard and 11 residents of the market like this. The Medicare-eligi­ Sunday, March 19 — Noon - 5 PM town of Lockerbie, Scotland. ble taxpayer computes his in­ Gun lobby threatens Bennet come tax liability and divides it by $150. This fraction is then WASHINGTON (AP) — National drug director Available for sale to the CALDWELL i^ulcracwcr multiplied by a "supplemental William J. Bennett has been receiving third-party Car bomb kills 12 in Beirut premium" ($22.50 in 1909, threats to his political future in the name of the public 3 days only! Stu­ Unique Selection of $37.50 in 1990, $39.00 in 1991, National Rifle Association, and he’s ready to fight pendous savings! Factory BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — A car bomb exploded OIL INC. Imported and locally $40.50 in 1992, and $42.00 in the powerful lobbying group in public if need be, an 50 yards from the British Embassy in Christian east handcrafted gifts and 1993) resulting in the Medi­ administration source said Friday. warranties and local ser­ Beirut on Friday, demolishing a crowded bakery decorations for Easter & care tax. The tax cannot ex­ “ Right now, he’s very angry at the NRA because and killing 12 people. Police said 75 were wounded. vice in effect for this spe­ .73® ______Spring,______ceed $800 for single tax­ he’s received warnings through third parties ... to No group claimed responsibility. The commander p«r gal. C. O. O. payers In 1989. that limit in­ the effect that the NRA is a pretty potent cial sale. 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The NRA denied any involvement. “ The Satanic Verses” by Salman Rushdie, a British P/#e«a Subject to Changt ( I m iU north o f Co/y Q ty S m * ftHb on Al. 0Sj) Limits for married couples The source said the warnings to Bennett threaten dios and Grands. citizen. who are both Medicare eligi­ that “ if he has thoughts of a political future, he can People were lined up to buy bread at the Habib ble are double these amounts. forget them if he doesn’t respect the power of the bakery on a coastal highway in the Jal el-Deeb For 1989, this moans that the NRA.” . „ .. district when the car blew up, hurling bodies into the maximum Medicare tax bite “ The allegations are absolutely ridiculous, said air, police reported. for an elderly couple could be Wayne LaPierre, executive director of NRA’s S A V IN G S up to 50% “ People had taken advantage of the relative calm TRAVEL SAVINGS as high as $1,6001 Institute for Legislative Action. to buy some bread and food in fear of anothef round For instance, if a husband and of shelling,” a police spokesman said. wife are both eligible for Med­ OFF REGULAR PRICES TO 50% icare and have $65,000 of tax­ 50,000 protest Rushdie book Financing available with low downpayment and no payment until May able income, their 1989 tax li­ Election officials resign ability will be $14,332. 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Gibson wanted to hear that excuse in ._ By Jack Anderson person, so she went to the U.S. attorney’s v * * r i ~ 1 With Gipper gone, and Dale Van Atta office. An assistant state attorney there .L ~ '••• n:~-\i told her that the most he could do was write WASHINGTON — If you want to assault a nasty letter to the man, and he suggested someone, do it in a post office. Chances are, that Gibson get a lawyer and sue her ooinplele system’# Installed & repaired he’s looking pretty you can walk away through a bureaucratic nemesis in civil court. AMERICAN loophole. Our associate Jim Lynch called the U.S. At least, that’s the way Nora Gibson sees attorney’s office in Baltimore and asked FUEL OIL INC. 646-3905 comparisons — of Bush’s visit it. The 58-year-old woman says she was why a woman who says she was bounced on Locally Owned and Operated By Chuck Stone with Reagan’s China trip, and knocked to the floor in a scuffle for a place the floor and knocked unconscious in front Reagan’s handling of Gorbachev in line at the post office and no w the federal of witnesses can’t get any justice. An Call it the “Lubbock factor,” or — that conveyed Reagan’s government refuses to go after the man she assistant attorney on the staff listened and George Bush’s version of Teflon. “sense of constancy that even his says bullied her out of line and into the said the office is now “reopening the case. ” To critics who have been adversaries respected.” hospital. The retired Navy officer is vacationing, bemoaning his seemingly para­ Let’s hear it one more time for Last Dec. 20, Gibson walked into a post and we couldn’t reach him for his East Hartford Movers, Inc lyzed two-month-old presidency, the Gipper. office in Bethesda, Md., to mail a certified explanation of the scuffle, but sources an optimistic Bush replied: ”I Congressional Quarterly sur­ letter. When the clerk said, “next,” Gibson close to the case say that he claims Gibson A Family Run Business talked to a fella from Lubbock, started toward the counter. A tall, retired »Philadelphia unconscious. Gibson’s head was jangled, but her sense Avenue, East Hartford, CT Police arrived and sent her to the “The private sector wants to help us. Do we need aluminum siding?” cluded that thought with what Inquirer Washington bureau re­ of outrage is intact. She says she will sue may be an aphoristic guide for porter, Susan Bennett, worried hospital in an ambulance. A doctor the man if criminal charges aren’t filed. Frank N. Serignese, Sr., future presidencies: “Never get that “The Bush administration diagnosed her injury as a severe concus­ Its President, Was The too uptight about stuff that hasn’t appears frozen in the headlights sion. When Gibson came to, she expected Traveling terrorists reached Lubbock yet.” (Very hip, of dramatic events in the western that her alleged assailant would be strung Former President of Mr. President.) Hemisphere.” up by his thumbs. But she hadn’t counted A profile of potential terrorists deve­ A commie-turned activist An inquiry: Has John Tower, She labeled many of the Bush on the federal bureaucracy. Although the loped by West German. British, Italian and Manchester Movers With the Eastern Airlines strike, the proposals on Nicaragua as scuffle had taken place in a crowded post French oficials is now being widely used to 36 Yeats In The Moving savings and loan crisis. Central office and the police had responded, interrogate and body search passengers it identifies her as a Communist Party “simply repeats of the Reagan Business. By William A. Rusher member. For all one could tell, her alleged America and the trip to China administration’s policies.” Gibson discovered the incident was not and rifle through baggage in major passionate devotion to various causes had reached Lubbock yet? being investigated. international airports. (203) 289-9539 Amazing. After oniy two Some of those who are stopped are I tuned in ABC-TV-s talk show “Good simply misled her into episodic associa­ Lubbockites probably are months, that corrugated-faced A police officer had scrawled the name of "For A Pleasant Move" Morning, America” on the morning of tions with the communists. wringing their hands over the her alleged assailant on a paper and picked from lists of travelers made old dowager whom you’ve en­ available by the airlines to security March 3, and was pleased to note that Anyway, it was quickly apparent that political demise of their native dured for eight years suddenly handed it to Gibson in the hospital. The Frank N. Serignese, Sr. co-anchor Charlie Gibson was on deck as Gorbachev and Stalin weren’t even going Tom Thumb, John Tower, and rest, apparently, was up to her. County personnel in advance of flights. Security looks prettier than the frisky new people are likely to take note of those who Nicholas F. Serignese usual. Charlie is a favorite of mine — to be mentioned. Instead, Charlie told us their savings and loan associa­ teen-ager. police would not investigate because the pleasant, mild-mannered and cool. that Davis is “still committed to her tions, but not over any Bush post office is federal property. U.S. Postal appear on the computer as frequent Richard F. Serignese Billboarding what the show would be ideals” (without saying what they are), presidency malaise. They are But the unkindest cut of all Service investigators claimed it was the travelers or who have criminal arrest or offering that morning, Charlie announced and asked her whether, in her opinion, the leaving the jeremiads to the came from across the political county’s responsibility. conviction records. that “political activist Angela Davis” lot of minorities in America is improving. Washington corps of critics who aisle. In a speech at Yale As a last resort. Gibson complained to Ticket counter personnel alert security would be on hand. That interested me no Davis, who is black, positively purred make a living explaining what University, former Harvard stu­ the FBI. Almost two months after the officers to passengers with unusually end, because Angela Davis is one of the under (Charlie’s stroking. She did think folks didn’t know needed to be dent Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, incident, a postal investigator showed up heavy luggage, or those who simply look leading members of the U.S. Communist there had been some progress, but there explained. D-Mass., sliced Bush up for not on her doorstep to get her side of the story. uneasy. One searcher smiled sheepishly Party, and I wondered what questions she was still a tremendous amount to do. “I’m Ironically, in pointing up what “coming to office with larger He later told her the U.S. attorney in after he discovered that his “suspect” would be asked. In these days of glasnost still active in some of the same struggles,” some regard as Bush’s two- goals and purposes.” Baltimore had decided not to press merely had heavy ski boots in the suitcase. and perestroika, it would be fun to ask a she told Charlie, smiling — apparently month-old lotus-eating presid­ It seems that Bush and the charges against the man because of “a Other targets for a search are men with battle-scarred veteran of communism’s meaning the battles for civil rights (not ency, critics have resurrected the Republican Party have run out of lack of criminal intent.” darker skin and 'hose with North African many wars like Davis how she is enjoying that her old hero Joe Stalin was ever much Gipper as an aggressive and ideas — everybody except the and Middle Eastern passports. The SUPERIOR SECURITY Gorbachev’s headlong flight from the of a civil libertarian). decisive presidential model. Gipper, that is. searches mean delays while suitcases are principles of Marxism-Leninism to which Oddly enough, a segment of that very I can’t stand it. unpacked and inspected, right down to the she has devoted her life, and what she morning’s show had been devoted to recent Sure, Bush miscalculated on “Ronald Reagan was a suc­ toothbrush cases. SYSTEMS INC. thinks of the current Soviet downgrading of Soviet thefts of secret information from John Tower. He ping-ponged on cessful candidate and an effec­ The inspectois report most passengers Josef Stalin, whom she so long admired this country’s military computer net­ the savings and loan crisis. And tive president above all else,” accept the searches as the price they pay “THE KING OF WIRELESS ALARMS” and defended. he has not shown the same declared Kennedy, “because he for air safety, but about one in 10 raises a works, and I thought Charlie might at least stood for a set of ideas.” But I was a little uneasy when, as the seize the opportunity to invite Davis to audacious authority in the East­ fuss, even to the point of making writen • BURGLAR program rolled along, Charlie twice more comment. But he merely thanked her for ern Airlines strike that Harry So does that newly elected complaints. • FIRE told us that “political activist Angela consenting to appear at all, and she Truman, John Kennedy and Louisiana state legislator, ex- One German security official told us, - SMOKE Davis” would be coming soon, without waltzed off the air like an opera diva who Ronald Reagan used when a Klansman David Duke. “We don’t like to pick one person out of a • RESIDENTIAL / COMMERCIAL once mentioning her long membership in had just sung “Madame Butterfly.” major labor crisis confronted group, but we can’t search everyone. And Chuck Stone is a senior editor consider whit might happen if we do CONDOMINIUMS the Communist Party. Surely that was The question, of course, is exactly what them. • EMERGENCY SERVICE relevant? motivates a presumably patriotic, well- Yet, until a recent spate of for the Philadelphia Daily News nothing.” critical articles, I thought Bush and a syndicated columnist. • 24 HOUR MONITORING At last Davis was on the air, and in the respected network like ABC to smuggle • FULLY INSURED course of a brief rundown of her career, this veteran commie onto the airwaves was doing a pretty good job. And Leaderless Pentagon which allegedly included heroic efforts on with the absolute minimum of reference to this is from a fellow New England While John Tower cooled his heels • CUSTOM INSTALLATION behalf of women’s rights as well as her party affiliation and record, and native who did not vote for him. Letters to the editor waiting for the Senate to dump him, over at acquittal on a charge of smuggling a gun to present her to America’s breakfast tables The Washington Post’s eminent The Manchester Herald wel­ the Pentagon it was not business as usual. STATE OF THE ART a convict in San Quentin, Charlie did as a bonafide heroine of the battle for civil political columnist, David comes original letters to the One Pentagon source close to the budget WIRELESS SYSTEMS mention that she had twice run for vice and women’s rights? Broder, lamented Bush’s han­ editor. office told us that decisions were being MEANS NO ALTERATIONS INVOLVED president on the Communist Party ticket. Well, I can think of one plausible dling of the Tower confirmation made behind closed doors that will make TO WINDOWS OR DOORS 1 That was the one and only reference, on and the Eastern Airlines strike as Letters should be brief and to explanation. Davis has sometimes made a Cong-ess irate. Apparently, defense offi­ ALSO REMOVABLE SYSTEMS AVAILABLE the whole program, to Davis’ political pretty fair living giving speeches for fat “signs of fundamentai confusion the point. They should be typed or cials are taking i* upon themselves to trim inclinations, and you will note that not even fees at various well-disposed colleges and ... a disarray ... weakening the neatly handwritten, and, for ease the defense budget without getting appro­ (For Apt. or CorKiominiums) universities around the country, and there authority of the presidency.” in editing, should be double­ val from higher up. One source told us that is no doubt that a sweetheart appearance The day before, Broder’s insti­ spaced. Letters must be signed several projects already in process have on “Good Morning, America,” depicting tutional colleague, Lou Cannon, with name, address and daytime been cancelled. In other words, mid-level CALL FOR YOUR FREE ESTIMATE iiauflipfitpr Upralft her simply as a doughty battler for civil who covers the White House, telephone number (for brass have aboited projects after Con­ I rights, will to some degree revive interest wrote that “nearly everyone” is verification). gress directed millions of dollars toward 742-6936 Founded In 1081 in her and increase what she can charge. starting to worry whether Bush “Do ya MIND? I’m trying to write a those projects. “has the toughness and sound­ The Herald reserves the right PENNY M. SIEFFERT ...... Publisher But exactly who at ABC News is doing to edit letters In the interests of Bryant Gumble-type memo here!" these favors for the Communist Party? ness of judgment to be an P.O. BOX 439. SOUTH WINDSOR GEORGE T CHAPPELL...... Editor effective president.” brevity, clarity and taste. Jack Anderson and his associate, Dale DOUGLAS A. BEVINS— Executive Editor Van Atta, are syndicated columnists. William A. Rasher Is publisher of Cannon cited Bush’s tentative­ Address letters to: Open Fo­ MARIE P. GRADY...... City Editor ness on human rights during his ALEXANDER GIRELLI-----Associate Editor National Review and a syndicated colum­ rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. nist. China visit, then made several Box 591, Manchester 06040. A

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Assemblies of God Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. John Dancers. Nursery for preschoolers. Holy week at Messiah Holllger. Sunday schedule: 9:30 a.m., (649-3696.) Trinity pians service Calvary Church (Assemblies of God), choir rehearsal; 9:45 a.m., church South United Methodist Church, 1226 Way of the Cross Friday The Maundy Thursday service at Messiah 400 Bucklond Rood, South Windsor. school; 10 o.m., Eucharist; children Main St., Manchester. Dr. Shephard S. A Maundy Thursday service is planned at 4 p.m. Evangelical Lutheran Church is at 7:15 p.m. The Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. loin adults at doxology; 11:15 a.m.. Johnson, Rev. Cynthia A. Good, Rev. Thursday at Trinity Covenant Church. 10:30 a.m., worship, Sunday school and Junior Choir; adult forum; coffee Lawrence S. Staples, pastors. Sche­ Editor’s note: This column is to the belief of the Christian Good Friday service is at 7:15 p.m., with a Tenebrae child care; 6:30 p.m., hymn sing and fellowship on alternate weeks. (643- dule; 9 and 10:45 a.m., worship servi­ prepared by the staff of the community in the saving work of Procession of Darkness. Easter Sunday services praise serylce. Wednesday, 7 p.m., 9203) ces; 9a.m., church school. Nursery for preschoolers. (647-9141) Concert is pianned Manchester Area Conference of MACC News redemption and the hope of are at 7 and 9:30 a.m. Bible study and youth fellowship. (644-1102) SI. Mary’s Episcopal Church, Park Churches. resurrection. and Church streets, Manchester. An­ A musical program will be presented by the Bob Rev. Dr. Kim-Eric Williams, drew D. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, Mormon Jones University Male Vocal Ensemble at Faith Baptist assistant rector. Worship; 7;30a.m.and station 4 — The Cross is Laid on pastor of Concordia Lutheran St. George plans week The Church of Jesus Christ of Latfer- Baptist Church on Thursday at 7 p.m. The group’s Bv Nancy Carr 9:30 a.m.; church school, 9:30 o.m.; Simon of Cyrene. Place: sanctu­ Church, noted that the Way of the Community Baptist Church, 585 E. baby-sitting, 9:15 to 11:15 a.m.; holy doy Saints, 30 Woodside St., Manches­ focus will be “ Christ’s Sacrifice — Our Redemption. Executive DIrectar Holy Week at St. George’s Episcopal Church in Center St., Manchester. Rev. James I. eucharlst, 10 o.m. eyery Wednesday. ter. David Field, bishop. 9:30 a.m., ary of St. Mary Episcopal Cross is a very old Christian Bolton begins today with a Children’s Prayer Walk Meek, minister. Schedule: 10:30 a.m., (649-4583) sacrament meeting; 10:50 a.m., Sunday Included in the presentation will be hymns and For the second year Christians Church. Worship leaders and tradition going back to the early from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. The services on Sunday are worship service. Nursery care pro- school and primary; 11:40 a.m., priest­ gospel songs, as well as testimonies. ylded. (643-0537) hood ond relief society. (643-4003 or of many denominations will walk cross bearers: St. Mary Episco­ church practice of seeking out the at 8 and 10 a.m., with the Blessing of the Palms and Gospei 228-3715) Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St., together the Way of the Cross on pal Church. historical location of the events of Eucharist. A childrens liturgy will be given at 10 Manchester. Rev. James Bellosov, Church of the Living Ood, an evangel­ pastor. 9:30 o.m., Sunday school; 10:30 Nationai Cathoiic St. Mary’s sets services Good Friday. The two-hour pro­ Station 5 — Jesus Meets the the Passion of Christ. a.m. ical, full-gospel church, Robertson a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., evening School, North School Street, Manches­ cession will begin at 11:45 a.m. at Women of Jerusalem. Place: “ Pilgrims in Jerusalem will be A prayer group will meet at 8:15 p.m. Tuesday. On service. (646-5316) ter. Rev. David W. Mullen, pastor. St. John the Baptist Polish Notional Holy Week services at St. Mary’s Episcopal First Baptist Church, 240 Hlllstown Catholic Church, 23 Golwav St., Man­ Center Congregational Church, sanctuary of South United Metho­ walking the Via Dolorosa on Good Thursday at 7:15 p.m., there will be a Eucharist and Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11:30 o.m. Church include the following: Palm Sunday Road, Manchester. 9:30 a.m., Sunday Nursery and Sunday school. chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncola, 11 Center St. Bearing a life size dist Church. Worship leaders and Friday. At the same time pil­ washing of the feet. Good Friday will be observed school; 11 a.m., worshipservice; 7p.m., pastor. Sunday mass, 9a.m.; wsekdays, services at 7:30 and 9:30 a.m., with Holy Eucharist Manchester Christian Fellowship, 509 cross, worshipers will move from cross bearers South United Meth­ grims in Manchester will be with silence in the church, from noon to 2:15 p.m., evening service; 7 p.m., mid-week E. Middle Turnpike, Daniel M. Bois­ 8a.m. (643-5906) and Liturgy of the Palms. There will be a procession service. Nursery at all services. (649- vert, pastor. Sundays, 10a.m.; Wednes­ station to station through down­ odist and North United Methodist reliving the Passion and tracing and a prayer liturgy from 2:15 to 3 p.m. A Good 7509) at the later service. day Bible study, 7 p.m.; solid rock town Manchester. Churches. out the journey of the cross in Friday iiturgy with music will be presented at 8 p.m. First Baptist Chapel of the Deaf, 240 coffeehouse, 7:30 p.m., first Saturday of Nazarene Monday and Tuesday evenings, there will be Holy Hlllstown Rood, Manchester. Rev. K. the month. Station 6 — Jesus is Stripped of Manchester.” Next Saturday night, participants are asked to Church of the Naiorene, 236 Main St., Eucharist services at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday there Kreutier, pastor. (643-7543) Full Gospel Interdenominational The Good Friday ecumenical His Garments. Place Town park­ Those who are not able to bring cheese, cookies, juice, wine or crackers as Harvest Time Baptist Church, 72 E. Church, 745 Main St., Manchester. Rev. Manchester. Rev. Philip Chatto, senior will be Holy Eucharist services at 7 and 10 a.m. and Center St., Manchester. Rev. Mark D. pastor; Rev. Mark Green, minister of procession will pause at 10 ing lot at Main and Forest Streets. participate in the entire pilgrim­ well as bells to the 7:15 p.m. Easter vigil service. Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 o.m., outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 7:30 p.m. Eddy, pastor. 10 a.m., Sunday school; 11 adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 stations along the pilgrimage for Worship leaders and cross bear­ age because of physical or Easter Sunday services are at 8 a.m., without a.m., morning service; 6 p.m., evening p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:30 10:40 a.m., worship, children's church Maundy Thursday services are at 7:30 p.m., with and nursery; 6 p.m., evening praise periods of prayer, silent media­ ers: Trinity Covenant Church. scheduling difficulties are invited music, and at 10 a.m. with choirs and music. service, Wednesday home Bible study, 7 p.m., special Bible studies; Wednesday the washing of feet, and an all-night watch starting p.m. (643-9359) at 7:30 p.m., worship service. Prayer service, nursery. Mid-week BIblestudv, tion and the singing of hymns. Station 7 — Jesus is Nailed to to join in what ever portion or 7 p.m., Wednesday. (646-8599) at 9 p.m., before the Blessed Sacrament. line, 646-8731, 24 hours. The walk will begin promptly at the Cross. Place: sanctuary of St. portions of the pilgrimage they Christian Science Gospel Hall, Center Street, Manches­ Good Friday, there will be morning prayer at 8:30 11:45 a.m. at the sanctuary at James Roman Catholic Church. hnd possible. Concordia makes plans ter. 10 a.m., breaking bread; 11:45a.m., Pentecostai a.m. The church will be open for prayer from noon to First Church of Christ, Scientist, 447 Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. Center with the Call to Worship Worship leaders and cross bear­ Stations will be held inside The Paljn Sunday services at Concordia Lutheran N. Main St., Manchester. 10:30 a.m., 3 p.m., when the Ecumenical Way of the Cross United Pentecostal Church, 187 and Station 1 — Condemnation of ers: St. James and St. Bartho­ sanctuaries at the following Church wiii include a number of black spirituals. church service, Sunday school, and Jehovah’s Witnesses Woodbridge St., Manchester. Rev. ceremony will take place through downtown care for small children. (649-1446). Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., Sun- Jesus, worship leaders and cross lomew Churches. points: Opening worship at Cen­ Services with Holy Communion are at 8 and 10:30 Reading Room, 656A Center St., Man­ Manchester. At 7:30 p.m. there will be a Good Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 Tolland doy school; 11 a.m., morning worship; 6 bearers: Center and Second Station 8 — Jesus Dies on the ter Church, St. Mary Episcopal, a.m. Participants are asked to process from the end chester. (649-8982) Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, 7 p.m., evening worship; 7:30 p.m. Wed­ Friday liturgy. p.m., theocratic ministry school; 7:50 Congregational churches. Cross. Place: steps at Salvation South United Methodsit, (mid of the driveway on Pitkin Street. The topic at the nesday, Bible study; 7 p.m., Thursday, Next Saturday, the service will be at 7:30 p.m., p. m., service meetl ng; Wednesday, 7:15 ladles' prayer; 7 p.m. Thursday, men's Station 2 — Jesus Takes up His Army Citadel. Worship leaders point of the walk between 12:45 Christian Growth Hour, 9:15 a.m., will be "What is Church of Christ p.m., congregation book study; Sun­ prayer; 7 p.m., Friday, youth service. with the Great Vigil of Easter. Easter Sunday Holy Cross. Place: flagpole at Center and cross bearers: Salvation and I p.m.) and St. James. Ample Koinonia, Anyway?’’ Church of Christ, Lydall and Vernon day, 9:30 a.m., public talk; 10:20 a.m., (649-9848) Eucharist services are at 7:30, 9:30 and 11:15 a.m. Watchtower study. (646-1490) Park; worship leaders and cross Army. parking is close to all these Maundy Thursday services are at 11 a.m. and 7 streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, pulpit minister. Gareth Flanary, evan­ Presbyterian bearers: St. Bridget Church and Station 9 — Jesus is Laid in the stations for those who find p.m., with Holy Communion. The fifth grade class gelism minister. Sunday services: 9 Jewish — Conservative Coventry Presbyterian Church, South sets services Church of the Assumption. Sepulchre. Place: lawn in front of walking or standing difficult. will have First Communion at the evening service. a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., worship and Communion; 6 p.m., worship. Route 44 and Trowbridge Road, Coven­ Station 3 — Jesus Falls. Place: Center Congregational. Worship Printed programs will be avail­ The Good Friday liturgy is at 7 p.m., as is the Temple Beth Shelom, 400 E. Middle try. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, The Palm Sunday services at South United Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible study. Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. the sanctuary of Emanual Luthe­ leaders and cross bearers: Bolton able at Center and at stations Saturday Easter vigil and Holy Communion. Nursery for all services. (646-2903) Plavin, rabbi; Wayne Krieger, cantor; 9:30 a.m., worship; 10:45 a.m., Sunday Methodist Church will be at 9 and 10:45 a.m., with school; 7 p.m., Bible study and fellow­ ran; worship leaders and cross Congregational Church. along the way. In case of rain, the Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi emeritus. Servi­ ship. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, prayer the Rev. Cynthia A. Good preaching. Congregationai ces; 7:30 p.m. Sunday to Thursday, 9:45 A Palm Sunday concert will be presented there at bearers: Emanuel Lutheran and At the last station, the cross will entire service will be held inside a.m. Saturday. Friday nights 8:15 p.m. meeting. (742-7222) Two services planned Presbyterian Church of Manchester, 7:30 p.m., with selections by the liturgical dancers, Concordia Lutheran Church. be erected on the lawn as witness Center Church. Belton Conerepotlenal Church, 228 The second Friday of each month Is a 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev.sRI- Bolton Center Road, at the Green, 7:30 p.m. family service. (643-95M) choir accompaniment, hand bells, soloists Robert There will be two services Sunday at the Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Minis­ chard Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., worship Unitarian Universalist Society: East. At 9 a.m., ter. 10 a.m., worship service, nursery, Jewish — Reform service, nursery; 9:15 a.m., Sunday Gordon and Jennifer Masson, and dramatic church school; 11 a.m., fellowship; school; 7 p.m.. Informal worship. readings. The public is encouraged to attend. A Mickey Grosshart and the Rev. Ward Knights will 11:15 a.m., forum program. (649-7077 Temple Beth Hlllel, 1001 Foster St. (643-0906) conduct a traditional Christian Communion service. affice or 647-8878 parsonage. Extension, South Windsor. Steven Cha- suggested offering of $3 will be requested. THE At 10:30 a.m., the high school youth will lead a Center Cenorepetlenal Church, 11 tlnover, rabbi. Services, 8:15 p.m. each Roman Cathoiic A prayer vigil will be held Monday for peace, Center St., Manchester. Rey. Newell H. Friday; children's services, 7:45 p.m. world brotherhood and more, from 7:30 a.m. to 6 program entitled "H ere’s a Hand Pulling You On.” Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. Deborah second Friday of each month. (644-8466) Church of the Assumption, Adams BIBLE Music will be provided by youth members John T. Hobart, assaclate pastor; Rev. Street at Thompson Road, Manchester. p.m. in the sanctuary. ATTEND Robert J. Bills, minister of visitations; Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Rev. On Thursday. North and South United Methodist Graver and Beth Whaley, both of Manchester, and Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, pastor emeri­ Lutheran Joseph Parel, assistant pastor. Satur­ SPEAKS Noralyn Pease of South Windsor. tus. Worship service, 8 and 10 a.m.; day mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at churches will join fora Maundy Thursday service at EASTER WEEK by church school and child care, 10 a.m. Concordia Lutheran Church (ELCA), 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., lO:30 a.m. and noon. South Church, with the Rev. William Trench from Eug«n# Brgwtr (647-9941) 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Dr. (643-2195) First Cenpreflotlenel Church ef An­ KIm-ErIc Williams, pastor; Rev. Ar­ St. Bartholomew’s Church, 741 E. North Church preaching. The service is at 7:30 p.m. SERVICES dover, Route 6, Andover. Rev. Howard nold T. Wanoerln, ossistant pastor. Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. Good Friday, the two congregations will worship Why do some people look at Je­ Schedule: 8,10:30 o.m., holy commun­ Martin J. Scholsky, pastor, teturdav sus’ life and find inspiration, Selp, Interim pastor. Schedule; 11 a.m., at 7:30 p.m. at North Church. Thoughts worship; 9:30 a.m., church school. ion. 9:15 a.m., Sunday church school, mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30, while others see little to com­ Nursery care provided. (742-7696) Christian Growth Hour. Nursery care 10 and 11:30 a.m. (646-113) Easter Sunday, there are services at 9 and 10:45 First Ceneregotlonel Church of Cov­ (649-5311) St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St., a.m., with the Rev. Shephard S. Johnson preaching. mand their devotion? The dif­ entry, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev. Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church Manchester. Rev. Robert T. Russo and ference is in perspective. Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 a.m., wor­ St., Manchester. Rev. Paul S. Johans­ Rev. Emilio P. Podelll, co-pastors. ’This week our thoughts have focused on the need ship; 9:30 a.m., church school In Church son, pastor; Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Saturday mass 5 p.m.; Sunday masses • Palm Sunday Men and Boys’ Breakfast — 6:00 a.m. In a great cathedral is a statue to discipline children, ^he topics included: the Lane House. Nursery core provided. pastor emeritus. Schedule; 8:30 o.m., at 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m., and North makes plans of Jesus. From one’s entrance worship with holy communion on first, noon. (643-2403) (Reservations required) training of children, children are a gift from God, (742-8487) Second Cenorepetlenal Church, 385 third and fifth Sundays; 11 a.m , St. James Church, 896 Main St., There will be a Palm Sunday breakfast for men he Is appalled at the ugliness of children need to be obedient to parents and to God, worship with holy communion on Manchester. Rev. Francis KrukowskI, N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. and boys at 6:30 a.m. at North United Methodist • Palm Sunday Worship — 8:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. the sculptor’s representation. and a list of practical discipline suggestions was Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 a.m., worship second, fourth Sundays; nursery at 9*45 Rev. Frank Carter, Rev. John Gwozdz, But then he sees a small card service, Sunday school, and nursery for and 11 a.m. (643-1193) Monslgnor Edward J. Reardon. Satur­ Church. Worship services on Palm Sunday and given. that reads: “Kneel down and children; 6:30p.m., Pilgrim Fellowship. Latvian Lutheran Church of Man­ day masses at 4 and 6:30 p.m.; Sunday Easter Sunday will be at 9 and 10:30 a.m. Parents need to seek God as they raise their (649-2863) chester, 21 (harden St., Monchester. masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., noon, 5 • Maundy Thursday Communion — 7:30 p.m., look up." And when he follows Second Congreoetlenal Church of (643-2051) p.m. (643-4129) children. Raising your children may be the most Coventry, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Coven­ Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, St. Mary Church, 1600 Main St., Feilowship Hail these directions the repulsive­ important job you will ever have. It requires great try. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Regu­ Route 31 and North River Rood, Coventry. Rev. Robert W. Barnes and Center sets the week ness has been replaced by sur­ love, patience, prayer, and direction from the Bible. lar schedule: 10 a.m., service; 10 a.m., Coventry. William Douthwalte, pastor Sister Katherine McKenna, pastoral church school, nursery to Grade 6; 11 Schedule: 9:30 a.m. worship service; team. Saturday mass at 5:15 p.m., The Palm Sunday worship services at Center • Good Friday Service of Meditation — 7:30 p.m. prising attractiveness. The dif­ What are some of the important scriptures on this 10:45 a.m., Sunday school and adult Sunday moss at 10 a.m.; confessions ference is In the position of the a.m., caffee and fellowship; 11:15 a.m., Congregational Church are at 8 and 10 a.m. subject? church school. Grade 7 to adult; 11:15 Bible. (742-7548) 4:30 to 5 o.m. Saturday. Sunday mass 8 observer. a.m., lunlor choir, 2 p.m.. Junior Zion Evonoellcal Lutheran Church St. Joseph Church, Eaglevllle. Lenten worship will be offered at 7 p.m. Tuesday “ Discipline your son, for in that there is hope; do (742-6655) • Easter Sunrise Service — 6:00 a.m. The prophet foretold there Pilgrim Fellowship. Nursery core pro­ (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High and 6:45 a.m. Wednesday, with the theme qf “ The not be a willing party to his death.” Proverbs 19:18. vided. (742-6234) streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W Church of St. Maurice, 32 Hebron (Reservations please) would be "no beauty or majesty Telcottvllle Conpreoetlonal Church, Kuhl, pastor. 9:30 o.m., divine worship; Rood, Bolton. The Rev. William J. Stone.” Breakfast will be served Wednesday “ Folly is bound up in the heart for a child, but the Moln Street and Elm Hill Road, 10:45 o.m. Sunday school; holy com­ piesik, pastor. Saturday mass at 5p.m.; • Annual Easter Sunday Breakfast to attract us to him,” Isa. 53:2. rod of discipline will drive it far from him.” Talcattville. Co-pastors; Rev. Ronald munion first and third Sunday. (649- Sunday masses at 7:30 a.m., 9:15 a.m. morning. Surely there Is nothing impres­ 4243) Thursday, there will be a service at 7:30 p.m. Proverbs 22:15. Baer and Rev. Deborah Hasdorff. 10 and 11 a.m. (643-4466) sive In a Roman cross. The a.m., worship service and church Easter worship services will be at 6, 8 and 10 a.rn. “ The rod of correction imparts wisdom, but a • Easter Sunday Worship — 8:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. proud and the self-sufficient 1 school. (649-0815) Methodist Saivation Army The sunrise service at 6a.m. will be on the church’s child left to himself disgraces his mother.” will see only the offensiveness. Proverbs 29:15. Bolton United Methodist Church, I04i Salvation Army, 661 Moln St., Man­ east lawn. The humble and the self-effac­ Covenant Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. Stewart chester. Copt, and Mrs. Gary Aspersch- “ Train a child in the way he should go and when he lager. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH ing, looking up, will see the ra­ Trinity Covenant Churdi, 302 Hack­ Lanier, pastor; Rev. Robin Ellis, osslst- ont pastor. 9:30o.m., church school; 11 a.m., holiness meeting; 6 p.m., salva­ Second sets schedule is old he will not turn from it.” Proverbs 22:6. matack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman tion meeting. (649-7787). diant beauty of the Savior who 'These are only a few of the scriptures about Swensen, pastor. Rev. Paul Knight, a.m., worship service, nursery. (649- A Palm Sunday breakfast will be served at 8:30 302 Hackmatack Street died for them. associate pastor. Rev. Kevin Schwomb, 3472) disciplining children. To request a more complete youth pastor. Schedule; 8 and 11 a.m., North United Methodist Church, 300 Unitarian Univereaiist a.m. at Second Congregational Church. Tickets are Manchester, Ct. 06040 listing, call the Cornerstone Christian School at worship services; 9:30 a.m., Bible Parker St., Manchester. Dr. William C $1. A procession with palms and worship service Trench, pastor; Rev. H. Osgood Ben­ CHURCH OF CHRIST 643-0792 during business hours. school. (649-2855) Unitarlon Universalist Society-Bast, nett, visitation minister. Schedule* 9 153 W. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. begins at 10 a.m. 649-2855 Lydall a Varnon Streets and 10:30 a.m., worship services; 9 Wordga. knights Jr., Interim minister. There will be a Maundy Thursday Communion a.m., adult Bible study; 10:30 a.m , John D. ’Diompson Epiacopai 10:30 a.m., service. Nursery core and service at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. Easter Sunday Welcome Nursey provided Phone: 646-2903 church school; 5:30 p.m., Methodist youth religious education. Coffee hour ’The Cornerstone Christian School St. Oaorpt's Episcopal Church, 1150 Youth Fellowship; 7 p.m.. Sacred after service. (646-5151) services will be at 10 a.m. M AA

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Emanuel makes plans Pullout Section, Page 17 Saturday, March 18, 1989 The Palm Sunday services at Emanuel Lutheran FOCUS Church, will be at 8:30 and 11 a.m., with congregational processions. Maundy Thursday Communion services will be at noon at 7 p.m. The Good Friday worship will be at 7 p.m. Easter Sunday services will be at 6:30. 8:30 and 11 a.m. Holy Week at St. John Kids tap trees for sweet syrup The Maundy Thursday service at St. John the Baptist Polish National Catholic Church will be at 7 p.m. Good Friday will begin with a Mass of the presanctified at 8 a.m. There will be a service of the Program >v - 'sm stations of the cross at 2:30 p.m. Friday, and a service of bitter lamentation at 5 p.m. *' t V Next Saturday at 8 p.m.. the blessing of new fire, incense and water is planned. Participants are is unique invited to bring Easter baskets of Polish foods to be blesserf. There will be a Resurrection Mass at 8a.m. Carol J. Young Kathleen A. Leiner Shelby Strano on Easter Sunday. Alfred Cavedon III Kenneth Muraski in state Young-Wllson Early senfice planned Carlton and Marjorie Young of Lelner-Cavedon Strano-MuraskI By Nancy Pappas Nashville, Tenn., announce the Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Leiner of Members of several churches will come together Frank J.T. Strano of 4 Garth Manchester Herald at 7 a m. on Easter Sunday in Center Park for a engagement of their daughter, 99 Tinker Pond Road, Bolton, Road announces the engagement sunrise service. The Rev. James Meek of Carol Jane Young, to Michael announce the engagement of of his daughter, Shelby Marie Community Baptist Church will be the preacher. John Wilson, son of Earle J. and their daughter, Kathleen A Strano, to Kenneth James Mu­ awn Migliore, a 9-year- Carolyn G. Wilson, 40 Masters Leiner, to Alfred William Ca­ raski, son of Katharine and Henry I old in denim jacket and Way. Bolton church sets week vedon III, son of Mr, and Mrs. A. Muraski of 59 Oakwood Drive, pink earwarmers, stood The bride-elect is a 1976 gradu­ Alfred W. Cavedon Jr. of 105 Coventry. The bride-elect is also in the crunchy snow and The Bolton Congregational Church is planning a ate of Brown University and a School Road, Bolton. the daughter of the late Adele hugged a tree. 1979 graduate of Villanova Law corned beef dinner at 6:30 this evening. Prices are The bride-elect is a graduate of Sapita Strano. Alison Bialeck. 10, scattered $6.50 for adults. $3.50 for children 4 to 12, with a School. She is an assistant public Bolton High School and the 'The bride-elect is a 1982 gradu­ defender-attorney in Miami, Fla. shredded sumac in a circle maximum of $20 per family. Proceeds go to youth University of Connecticut. She is ate of Manchester High School beneath the tree. The prospective bridegroom is conference scholarships. Reservations are strongly employed in the purser’s office at and a 1985 graduate of the And their classmates laid a 1979 graduate of Manchester suggested. Palm Sunday worship and a special the University of Connecticut. University of Connecticut with a gloved hands on the tree’s bark, church school presentation will be at 10 a m. High School and a 1983 graduate The prospective bridegroom is bachelor of arts degree in com­ closing their eyes to concentrate of Tufts University. He is a staff A breakfast gathering is planned for 6:30 a.m. on a graduate of Bolton High School munications. She is employed by better. writer for the Miami Herald, Wednesday. There will be a Maundy Thursday and Daniel Webster College, Strano Real Estate of Manches­ The fourth-grade classes from Miami, Fla. communion service at 7:30 p.m.. with the deacons Nashua, N.H. He is employed by ter, realtor. Martin School were paying a visit An April 8 wedding is planned and pastor in the church parlor. A Good Friday Datamedia Corporatioh, Nashua, The prospective bridegroom is to the Oak Grove Nature Center at Coral Gables Methodist service will be held at the same time. N.H. a 1979 graduate of Coventry High last week, to learn how native Church in Florida. A sunrise service is planned for 6 a.m. Easter A June 9, 1990 wedding is School and is assistant chef at Americans made maple syrup. Sunday, with a light breakfast served afterwards. planned at St. Maurice Church Willies Steakhouse, Manchester. They used the “ hug method’’ to Easter morning worship services will be at 8:30 and Bolton. A Sept. 9 wedding is planned at find trees large enough to tap. scattered sumac to act as a 10 a.m. St. Augustine’s Church, Hartford. Reginald PInto/Manchaater Herald fertilizer, and then laid their hands on the tree, thanking it for DRIVING IT HOME — Tom Tierney, a fourth-grade Easter baskets needed its gifts. Then, they drilled for the Barbara Clark, a naturalist teacher at the Oak Grove sap which would be boiled down student at Martin School, drives a spigot into a maple tree Nature Center, watches. From left are: Kara Geyer, The deadline for Easter baskets for area families Wedding into maple syrup, and enjoyed in preparation for gathering sap for maple syrup while Ebony Jories and Michael Baldwin. and the elderly or flowers for the elderly and with cornmeal pancakes. handicapped is Monday. The baskets and flowers The field trip was part of a should be delivered to Manchester Area Conference unique program offered to Man­ i of Churches Department of Human Needs, second Noske-Hayden chester’s students, in their “We believe that children learn by hands-on floor, Center Congregational Church. Carol Anne Hayden, daughter fourth, fifth and sixth-grade experiences. It’s not only fun for them, it’s also social studies and science of Mr. and Mrs. James Hayden of an authentic experience for them.” Enfield, and Alan E. Noske, son of lessons. Juan Sanchez, director of the Ernest Noske of Manchester and — naturalist educator Barbara Clarke Oak Grove Center, and Barbara Reward used for gun the late Arlyne Ponticelli, were Clarke, a naturalist educator iSvj DENVER (AP) — After being partly tricked in his married Nov. 19 at Holy Family there, meet with all students in Church. Enfield. effort to help round up guns, the Rev. Marshall those grades, offering experien­ Gourley is adding a safeguard. 'The Rev. Francis KeYwin. ces beyond what classrooms and As pastor of Our Lady of Guadalupe Church, officiated. The bride was given in books can afford. They prepare pie, Sanchez was presenting a Steven Botti, 10, who said he likes Gourley exhausted a $2,000 donation to encourage Barbara E. Lawrence marriage by her father. Melanie Indian foods with fourth-graders; high school class on the rain carving and using knives. gun owners to turn in their weapons, offering $100 Starzic, cousin of the bride, was take fifth-graders on study trips forest devastation in South Amer­ Kate Osborne, 9, admitted that for each. He collected 38 guns, about half with no Lawrence-Pruitt matron of honor and Susan to the beach; and lead sixth- ica, he said. the knife had made her nervous at request for payment. Keegan was maid of honor. grade students on overnight One of the common elements first. But with a broad smile, she But after one man reportedly used the $100 to buy Dr. and Mrs. John W. Lawrence Bridesmaids were Cheryl Kra- camping or all-day orienteering running through all of the elemen­ said that she wasn’t nervous an assault rifle, Gourley told the National Catholic of Swarthmore, Pa., announce jewski and Stacey Hayden. Jen­ and hiking trips. tary level programs is that the about knives after the lesson. Reporter that any extension of the program would the engagement of their daugh­ nifer Lewie was flower girl. Clarke said she believes that youngsters do, rather than hear The pay-off for all of the work Manchester is “ the only system was in the eating, at the end of U. require a signed promise not to use the money to buy ter, Barbara Edwards Lawrence, Ron Noske, brother of the about, activities. < { in the state with a full program class. Clarke had students mix up another weapon. to Gary Allan Pruitt, son of Mr. groom, was best man. Ushers “ We believe that children learn like this.” The nature center on by hands-on experiences,” said the batter for cornmeal pan­ Gourley notes that the Bible advises being and Mrs. Robert E. Pruitt of were James Balesano and Bill "innocent as a lamb and wise as a serpent." Coventry. Oak Grove Street — 52 acres and Clarke. “ It’s not only fun for cakes, which she fried and served Wooldridge. a classroom building — is home to with maple syrup boiled down at The bride-elect is a graduate of them, it’s also an authentic After a reception at Hampden the nature center. 1 the two full-time Board of Educa­ Swarthmore High School and the experience for them.” Country Club the couple left on a tion employees, and is used by the For example, students carved The portions were small, so the University of Rochester. She is an wedding trip to the Hawaiian Lutz Children’s Museum for their own spiles, or sap spouts, students practically licked their Clergy make appeal investment management opera­ Islands. They are making their classes in the spring and from four-inch sections of sumac plates clean. The recipes were tions manager for Advest Inc. of NEW YO RK (A P) — More than 100 clergy and lay home in Coventry. Mrs. Alan E. Noske summer. branches. handed out, so students could leaders of the United Church of Christ, many of Hartford. The bride is a graduate of Buses bring Manchester stu­ Each student pushed the soft prepa re the pancakes in their own them black, have appealed to President Bush to end The prospective bridegroom is Central Connecticut State Uni­ dents to Oak Grove, and Sanchez pith from the center of the branch homes. WHAT IS THAT? — Kelly Hiza and Steven Botti U.S. aid to U NITA rebels in Angola. a graduate of Coventry High versity and is employed as a fair and Clarke visit each of the with a thick wire, called a pith Fred Jackson summed up the fourth-grade students from Martin School, help spell out Calling the rebels led by Jonas Savimbi a School and operates his own hearing officer by the State town’s elementary schools on a poker. Then, using a small morning’s experience when he of Springfield College and is also the word “sinsibuckwat," a native American term for “ terrorist group,” the church leaders sent a similar business in East Hartford. Department of Income regular basis. They also offer kitchen knife, each trimmed the said, “ This is fun. I like studying employed as a fair hearing officer maple sugaring season. They were performing the wor\ appeal to the House and Senate foreign relations A Sept. 30 wedding is planned in Maintenance. special courses at the secondary bark and carved a notch from about Indians. And it’s better by the State Department of than being in school working hard for Juan Sanchez, director of the Oak Grove Nature committees. Swarthmore, Pa. The bridegroom is a graduate schools, as requested by which to hang a bucket. That was Income Maintenance. teachers. Last week, for exatp-. .■one of the great attractions for ■ all day.” Center. AA

18 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Mar. 18, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Mar. 18, 1989 — 19 FOCUS / Home FOCUS / Money It’s time to plan your garden U.S. price increases Lots of bargains to be found Many factors, including the nation's drought-stricken areas and some increased excise taxes, contributed to large price increases on By Andv Lang else...that the durable leather The Associated Press consumer goods during the second half of 1988. Tobacco and On the House case handles allow easy and cigarette prices increased the most over the period, followed by many early on a Saturday morning comfortable carrying... and that food products. What’s new on the market? the kit is guaranteed to appeal to him as well as her. INCREASE IN U.S. CONSUMER PRODUCT PRICES Bv the Editors markets are specialized — an­ with you or take it to the cashier’s THE PRODUCT - A heavy ...that specially designed handles Percentage change over six month span ending Jan. 1989. selected items: of Changing Times tique furniture, rare books, paper table for safekeeping. duty sanding roll. THE PRODUCT — An adjusta­ are made of high-impact plastic Cigarettes, tobacco ______collectibles — but the big ones ■ Place “orders” with thrift ble roller shade system for Manufacturer’s claim — That formed from a single piece so the 3 13.3% What’s one of the last, best and usually carry a variety of mer­ shops. If there’s an item you want skylights. I this aluminum oxide cloth roll uncomfortable center weld found Fats and oils cheapest treasure hunts? chandise. Great deals tend to be but don’t see in a thrift store, ask Yard-saling. cuts faster and lasts longer than on traditional designs is elimi­ Manufacturer’s claim — That 3 12,8% less common at flea markets than someone to call you if it turns up. emery cloth...that it can be used nated...that each handle has a this shade blocks up to 70 percent Fruits and vegetables Some Saturday morning, stuff they are at yard sales. for a variety of projects, includ­ raised textured surface for a your wallet with $30 in small bills, ■ Estate sales. There are two ■ Don’t judge a sale by the look of the sun’s heat and glare., that 3 10.6% of the house. Kate Camin, owner ing pipes, hand railings and other non-slip grip...that the handles it allows natural sunlight to Cereals, bakery products hop into your car and try it. Many differences between yard sales curved objects, as well as on are attached by three screws and people habitually do it for fun, but and estate sales, the first being of a travel agency in suburban OMIMHOWII T illuminate a room while cutting 3 9.7% wood, metal, plastic and painted I it’s also a great way to economize volume of merchandise. Estate Cleveland, has been buying and 4 tl.gl.dft. have a soft cushioned material out the ultraviolet rays that Dairy products surfaces...that its tough, durable that is similar to the grips on steel on clothing, furniture, toys, tools, sales typically are held to liqui­ wearing used clothes for nearly 20 create excessive heat gain and 9.5% and flexible backing makes it shafted hammers...and that all I 3 kitchen supplies and just about date a home’s entire contents years. Last year, she and a friend II 1 !ill| cause furnishings to fade...and Footwear went to a house sale. “The house easy to sand in tight spaces...that handles can be used to mark 45 that the shade is easily operated anything else. If you don’t mind instead of miscellaneous castoffs. •I.gl.dr. L 3 8.4% didn’t look like anything from the it is moisture resistant and can be and 90 degree angles. by hand or by the telescoping pole sifting through other people’s So you’ll find dining sets, half- tom to the desired length for a Medical services used merchandise, you can bag empty paint buckets and every­ outside. It was sort of falling DINING RM used to operate the skylight. apart,” Camin recalls. “But 134.12* specific job...that it comes in THE PRODUCT - A contem­ i ___ i 6.6% some fabulous buys. thing betwixt. extra fine, fine and medium...and porary tool kit designed with the Electricity and gas But be sure to bring that wad of The other difference is the inside, you wouldn’t believe the The sanding tool is manufac­ dresses this woman had, from the 2 CAR GARAGE that each roll is 1 inch wide by 10 woman in mind. tured by 3M. The 3M Center. St. i ___ 1 6.5% $1 bills. Suppose you arrive at the party running the affair. At 1 9 « .19* BED RM 3 feet long. Public transportation cashier’s table laden with four garage sales, that’s usually the ’40s and ’50s. Half of them were 12*. 10* Manufacturer’s claim — That Paul. Minn. 55144; the special never worn; they still had the KITCHEN ET" handsaws by Sandvik Saws and r ______1 6.2% shirts, two saucepans, a soccer home’s occupant. At estate sales, 134.12* the kit features quality tools, Used cars original price tags.” Camin THE PRODUCT - A line of Tools. P.O. Box 1220, Scranton, ball, a kid's backpack and three professional liquidators price the accessories and information pre­ ln(oGr»phlc4 record albums. The cashier adds bought 15 dresses at $2 apiece. handsaws with high frequency Pa. 18501-1220: the tool kit by _ 1 5.9% (3> items and preside over the sale, L selected as most eseential for 1989 North America it all up and says, “$10.50,” and taking a percentage of the re­ hardened teeth designed to re­ Stanley Tools. 600 Myrtle St.. New SOURCE:Wa//5lroef Bureau of labor Staltslics Syndicate, Inc. ■ Inspect used clothing care­ everyday repair needs...that the you say, “Will you take $7 for the ceipts. So you can get decent COVIIIO BED R M 2 main sharp five times longer than Britain, Conn. 06050; and the fully. Ask to try on any item PORCH kit includes a home maintenance IS* . 11* conventional saws. whole lot?” and the cashier says bargains at an estate sale but not costing more than $5. Then booklet that describes the proper skylight shade by Ventarama Skylight Corp., 140 Cantiague “$9,” and you say “$8,” and the many unbelievable steals, except examine it inch-by-inch under Manufacturer’s claim — That use of each tool and provides cashier says “Sold.” Now you Rock Rd.. Hicksviile. N.Y. 11801. Tax Adviser on the final day when prices are natural light. Check for rips or V the saws feature increased blade step-by-step instructions for sim­ can’t very well hand over a slashed. tiny holes, which may be sewn widths for improved stability and ple home repairs...that two rings 10-spot and ask for change, can Here are several more parcels shut or closed with a small piece precision...that the teeth are on the back of the case allow the Do-lt-vourselfers will find much help­ ful Information on a variety of sublects By George Smith ment plan but really don't under­ you? of wisdom on second-hand of tape. bevel ground for uniformed front kit to be hung in an open position In Andv L in o ’s handbook, “ Practical Following are some tips from shopping: and back angles and for an on the inside of a closet door, Home Repairs," which can be obtained stand it. Could you please tell us a ■ Ignore the antique-vs.-used by sending $2 to this paper at Box S, Changing Times magazine on the ■ Be organized, early and UrMI M It Of ItVINO IM extremely sharp cutting edge- laundry room wall or anywhere QUESTION: Earlier this year I little about it? distinction. Buy solidly built Teaneck, N.J. 07666. sold my personal residence for a J.L., types of secondhand outlets and quick. The best stuff is usually what to expect from each. pieces of furniture that feel sizable profit. Do I have to pay tax LOWELL. MASS. gone within an hour or two at a comfortable and will look nice in ■ Yard sales. These occur in on this gain? I am much younger yard sale. So start looking Wed­ your home. than age 55 so I don’t fall under ANSWER: The concept is a residential neighborhoods. Al­ nesday for newspaper ads for Three new products offered that rule. good one. A simplified employee though many are advertised in sales on the following weekend. Pay attention to the feel of H.L.. pension plan, sometimes called newspapers, lots of good ones are Check smaller papers, because upholstered furniture. Does a not. Because people hold these there is seldom duplication be­ chair support you when you’re in Bv Earl Aronson layer of the fungicide. Pour the CLAYTON, N.J. an SEP-IRA, has been created by U f f l l PAIT sales to get rid of things they no tween their classifieds and the it? Can you get out of it easily? Of f o n t ir The Associated Press the government for small busi­ seeds onto a screen to remove the longer want, many items are dailies.’ Look for fliers posted Don’t be afraid to turn a sofa on lt«« •• w«U b.U Weeders Guide excess chemical.” ANSWER: Basically, if you nesses that want to provide a replace your former home within retirement program for their drastically underpriced. around your neighborhood. its back and kick the frame in a M A S T E R Spring is not far away — at The pathologist adds that seed few spots to see if it’s solid. B E D R M two years with a home costing at employees but do not want to be ■ Rummage sales. In most If any ad lists a specific item 1 5 4 , 14* least on the calendar — and it’s treatment is good insurance for to grow and produce even if they least as much as the adjusted burdened with the responsibility cases they’re conducted by a that really interests you, call the With solid wood pieces, pay time to make plans for gardening. better stands of more vigorous school, church, hospital or char­ special attention to the joints. If your garden will be small, become infected, say sales priceoftheold home, you’re of a formal pension plan. You will sale-holder (if the ad gives a seedlings, especially if the soil is ity with donated goods. They, too, number) and ask if you can stop How well do they fit together? plant early spring crops, such as researchers. cold and wet after planting. home tax-free on any gain on the probably hear about more small First, select healthy, disease- sale. You have two years before businesses using this type of are likely to have a vast assort­ by to see it on the evening before Some looseness might not be radishes, peas and lettuce, in the Fertilize spring-flowering ment of stuff on display and scads serious: that can be repaired. same area of the garden. After free seeds and transplants. Lo­ or after the sale to either buy or retirement plan as time goes by. the sale. If you can’t get in the bulbs after the bloom has faded. of eye-popping bargains. Watch out for peeling or missing HOUSE OF THE WEEK — The living room of this house harvesting the early items, you cate the garden in a sunny area — build an dlive in your new home if There is not enough space here to night before, show up before the Sugge.sted is one tablespoon of ■ Thrift stores. At the lower- sale is scheduled to start. veneers; those are difficult for can plant more lettuce and diseases thrive in dark, moist you want to postpone any gain. really explain SEPs even briefly, has a rear wall made up of sliding glass panels and 5-10-5or similar analysis feeding priced end of the thrift-store ■ Grab, grab, grab. When you the amateur to repair and expen­ radishes, or spinach, turnips, places. Return plant residues to You must file Form 2119, Sale of but you can order IRS Publication windows which overlook an outdoor deck and garden. It Snap off the developing seed pod. spectrum are nonprofit stores run see something you like, carry it sive to fix professionally. broccoli, brussels sprouts, cab­ the soil by burying them as soon Plant annuals among the bulbs to Your Home, with your Form 1040 590 for more information about an also has a cathedral ceiling and corner firepiace. Plan after harvest as possible, and for the year of sale to report and SEP-IRA. It’s free. Write to the by such organizations as the bage. beets and cauliflower in the cover the foliage of fading spring Salvation Army and Goodwill HA1512H has 1,286 square feet on the first floor and 463 same place. rotate your crops. Don’t plant bulbs. defer your gain. If you don’t “Forms Distribution Center” for on the second. For more information write to Home for related crops in the same spot for replace your old home, you have your state listed on the inside Industries. They offer bargains For the later plantings, choo.se To combat rose diseases such galore, especially on clothing and varieties that grow fast in your at least three years. what tax experts call a “taxable back cover of your income tax U.S. Manufacturing Jobs: Living, 363 Seventh St., New York, N.Y. 10001. Enclose a as blackspot, which is encour­ furniture. But real steals are not stamped, self-addressed envelope. area. Vegetables that take a long Your county agricultural ex­ aged by cool, damp weather, event” and “taxable events” are forms and instruciton booklet. not always healthy for one’s quite as prevalent at these stores Winners and Losers time to mature may be hit by tension service can supply a list of inaugurate a regular fungicide as they are at yard and rummage frost. recommended vegetable varie­ spray schedule of folpet. pocketbook or peace of mind. QUESTION: Is it true that we Changes in manufacturing employment: 1982-1988 ties for your area. don’t have to file a separate tax sales because store managers are Some fast-growing vegetables savvy about pricing. may be interplanted with slow- □ □ □ QUESTION: We’re newlyweds return for our daughter for 1988? Here’s the Answer □ □ □ States gaining the most jobs from November 1982 to June 1988 growers — for instance, radishes and don’t have enough expenses She has $1,000 worth of interest ■ Consignment stores. They SAVE TREE FRUITS: Tree are. in effect, high-class thrift among carrots. The radishes will PREVENTING DISEASES: to itemize our deductions. How income. Can we just add her fruits are subject to many insect income in with ours? It would stores. An individual brings an California 228,900 ^ 1 have come and gone before the Here are some tips for preventing and disease problems. Fruit much is the current standard QUESTION: Many times over wrench. This will fit into the wall carrots need to be thinned. plant diseases in the home deduction? make things a little easier. item to the shop, and the Michigan the years I have replaced faucet recess and enable you to remove yields and quality can be helped J.K., R R merchant agrees to put it up for 114,5001 A variation of successive plant­ garden. by application of multipurpose washers to stop leaks from the the bonnet holding the stem in CAMDEN. Ma in e ! sale at a given price. North Carolina ing is planting the same crop Buy top-quality seeds of well- fruit spray incorporating insecti­ MEMPHIS, TENN. 91,400 1 c f P ^ spout. Recently, the cold water place. You then change the several times at one- or two-week If the piece is sold, proceeds are adapted species and varieties cides and fungicides. Florida faucet in our tub started to leak. washer the same way as with an intervals to spread the harvest Buy seeds from reputable dealers ANSWER: Starting with 1988, ANSER: Sorry, but you’re a bit split between merchant and con­ 90,600 1 When I took off the visible ordinary compression faucet. Spraying should start when too hasty. For 1988 you still have signor. who usually gets between time over several weeks and rather than save your own. Seeds tree fruit opening blossoms show the standard deduction is in­ Indiana equipment to remove the stem so creased for married taxpayers to file a separate return for your 50 percent and 60 percent. If the 78,600 V i G C P QUESTION: .1 have some reduce the quantity of produce may come treated with a colored pink. To protect fruit, continue I could replace the washer. I maturing at the same time. filing jointly to a rather nice daughter. Starting with your next item fails to sell within a certain 1 chemical coating; if not, coat spraying as directed on the found it recessed into the wall. Is plumbing work to do and wonder Selecting Varieties year’s tax return (1989), you may period, the merchant will reduce States losing the most jobs whether I can use a hacksaw to them with captan or thiram to container label. $5,000. That’s up quite a bit from there some special way the stem An important spring planting be abletoincludeyourdaughter’s the price or return the item. from November 1982 to June 1988 cut the pipe, which is steel as far protect them against seed decay 1987 when the amount was $3,760. can be taken out and the washer decision involves choosing and damping off. The standard deduction also income with yours and save time Consignment stores generally as I know. have higher overhead than shops New York replaced? I would hate to chip vegetable varieties adapted to A Purdue University plant increased for single taxpayers by filing only one return. This - 8 8 ^ only applies to children underage whose stock is all donated and away at the wall to make room to ANSWER: You can cut pipe your environment. Select pathologi.st has this suggestion (although not quite as much) -83,700 Ohio get a wrench in that space. with a hacksaw, but it is a tedious varieties on the basis of culture, for untreated seeds: “Add to the from $2,540 to $3,000. 14 who have not paid any thus charge customers slightly higher prices. job and may not produce preci­ soil and climate requirements, seed packet the amount of captan EMERGENCY estimated tax payments. Watch >52,000 Pennsylvania ANSWER: The solution is sion results. You are better off and disease-resistance. or thiram that will stay on the flat Fire — Police — Medical QUESTION: My boss has our for that little catch. Of course ■ Flea markets. Also called simple. Merely tell your problem with a pipe cutter. If the pipe were Not only are disease-resistant end of a toothpick; then, fold the .started an SEP retirement plan you (or your daughter) will still swap meets in certain regions, -43,300 New Jersey to a hardware dealer and ask him plants the least likely to become DIAL 911 have to pay the tax on her income. these weekend sales are held in copper, you would use a similar packet closed and shake vigor­ for us. We’re a small company -34,700 Massachusetts to sell you an extended socket tool called a tube cutter. diseased, but they may continue ously to cover seeds with a thin In Manchester with only six employees. We’re Who said iaxes were getting any every part of the country, typi­ excited about having a retire- easier? cally outdoors. 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20 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Mar. 18. 1989 TT^“eTTi TrrTTnrrTTriTTn~T~'TTT~r7rT i.^i' II " jj , i : ? i ^ 0 : FOCUS / Advice MA~NCHESTER HERALD, S^aturday. Mar. 18, 19'89 — 21 FOCUS / TV, Comics & Puzzles Tips for the ‘other woman’ Where to Write Saturday, March 18 DEAR ABBY: This is in response to “Heartsick in Illinois,” whose husband used their bed at home to 1 Dear Abby Abigail Van Buren have an affair. She urged readers contemplating an P.O. Box 69440 5:00 A M 01) Weekend w ith Crook and [LIFE] Self Improvement Guide affair to have the decency to do it somewhere other Chase Los Angeles, Calif. 90069 [U S A ] Feel Beautiful than their own bed. And you advised her to do Dear Abby 0|8) Home Shopping Spree Continues 7:30AM © Garfield and Friends everything in her power to forget. [CNN] Crossfire Dr. Gott Peter M. Gott, M.D. 20 Kidsongs (R) (In Stereo) I. too, am married to a man who had an affair, and Abigail Van Buren [U S A ] Madame's Place P.O. Box 91428 22; Feel Beautiful during the past two years I’ve come a long way with 5:30AM 11) in n News Cleveland, Ohio 44101 Zoobilee Zoo the help of a therapist. I have learned much and [CNN] Showbiz Today would like to pass along some additional advice for 26 Peppermint Place Dr. Park Robert C. Park, M.D. [ESPN] NCAA Basketball Tournament: 30 Fat Albert & the Cosby Kids (CC) women who are having — or have had — affairs with First Round Game 17 (2 hrs.l (Taped) / (38 It's Your Business C. married men. 409 12th St. S.W. [TMC] MOVIE: 'M atew an' A fact based Even among thieves there is a code of ethics, so if you to work with him again. Washington, D.C. 20024 account of the conflicts between a grow 40 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (CC) just one “other woman” heeds a few of these mg coal miners' union and their stubborn 61 Flintstones 8. Don’t join the fitness center where the wife has bosses in 1920 West Virginia Chris [CNN] Sports Close-up suggestions, it will go a long way toward helping the worked out for several years. Cooper, Will Oldham. James Eari Jones [DIS] Dumbo's Circus wife "to forget.” We human beings, just like lower 9. Don’t talk with his children, pretending that 1987. Rated PG-13 forms of animal life, have our territorial rights. The [USA] Camp Midnite (90 mm i (In [ESPN] NCAA Basketball Tournament; they don’t know about you. Stereo) First Round Game 18 (2 hrs.) more of these territories violated by an intruder 10. Don’t stand behind the wife in the grocery store [USA] Paid Programming (another woman, in this case), the harder it is for checkout line; busy yourself in the produce 5:45AM [HBOJOne Night Stand (CC) ABCs of childbirth Ultimate survivor Blake Clark takes the 8:00A M © , Adventures of Raggedy the wife to forget. department until she has left the store, stage, (in Stereo) Ann and Andy (CC) 11. Don’t kid yourself that no one at work or among 6:00AM CIJ Captain Bob 8 40 Flintstone Kids (CC) ADVICE TO OTHER WOMEN your mutual friends noticed what was going on 11 Hee Haw (R) (Once the wife knows about the affair) available in classes d]) Sustaining between you. 11 INN Magazine 20 Popeye 1. Don’t write to the wife asking for compassion. 12. Don’t glibly tell the wife that you have forgiven 08/ Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) 22 30 Kissyfur (CC) By Robert C. Pork, AA.D. 2 If you do write, don’t send it to the wife’s place of yourself, forgetting that forgiveness does not [A&E] Signature 26 MOVIE Advance to the Rear' A President, American College company of misfits in the Union Army is employement. as this may be her one haven of include responsibility for your offenses, or thinking [CNN] Daybreak of Obstetricians and mistakenly sent West to guard a huge escape. that it means all is forgiven and forgotten. Woman’s [DIS] You and Me, Kid shipment of gold Glenn Ford. Stella Stev­ Gynecologists 3. If you haven’t already violated the wife’s home, Thank God, I don’t have to forget about the Health [MAX] Cinemax Comedy Experiment ens. Meivyn Douglas 1964 don’t .send mail there, either. This goes for violation of my bed. but I’m still trying to forget (CC) Father Guido Sarducci (Don Novello) 38 Wall Street Journal Report Unlike their grandmothers, reports on the Pope's 1987 U S visit for 57 Rod & Reel Christmas cards, too. about the above listed violations — all of which the "Vatican Inquirer (In Stereo; 4. Don't continue to attend his softball games. But any modern women want to learn 61 Denver, the Last Dinosaur happened to me. It’s true that as an expectant 6:1 5AM (A) Davey & Goliath if you choose to ignore this advice, at least don’t .sit about childbirth from expe­ [A&E] Journey to Adventure Abby, continue to advise the wives to get rienced professionals rather than parent you have many new 6:30A M © Young Universe next to his wife. therapy. It helps. And. please, advise the "other ex<)eriences and feelings to think [CNN] Daybreak 5. Don’t join his church, of which his family had from old wive’s tales. To help f s l This W eek in Big East Weekly college [DIS] Good Morning Mickey! women” to accept the end of the affair — when it’s mothers (and fathers, too) one or about but one of the most basketball report been active members for many years. (We now no over — and to show some sensitivity to someone who important aspects of planning for [HBO] MOVIE: 'Dirty Dancing (CC) longer attend.) more groups in almost every IT A t the Movies Scheduled Chances While vacationing with her family in the has been deeply hurt. She’s already been violated community hold childbirth prep­ the baby is preparing your.self for Are" (Cybill Shepherd). Jacknife' (Rob­ early ‘60s. a sheltered teen-ager falls in 6. Don’t move into his neighborhood. ert De Niro). love with a streetwise dance instructor. enough. aration classes for expectant childbirth, regardless of which 7. If you decide to leave the husband’s workplace, (2^ New Zoo Revue Jennifer Grey. Patrick Swayze, Jerry Or- MUCH TO FORGET parents. class you choose to attend, bach 1987 Rated PG-13 don’t take a job where his wife works. Then, if you [A&E] Golden Age of Television IN ALLENTOWN The goal of these classes is to learning about childbirth may be [MAX] MOVIE: 'Harry and the Hender­ leave the wife’s company and return to your former one of the best and most reward­ [CNN] International Correspondents sons' (CC) A Washington family's life is demy.stify pregnancy, labor and [DIS] Mousercise employer, if you’ve requested an assignment in a CONFIDENTIAL TO THE GREAT DANE: When delivery. They also teach expec­ ing lessons you will ever have. turned upside down after they run into Big- different department than the husband’s, be big he (orshe) says. “I think weshould both start dating [HBO] MOVIE: 'Great Expectations' foot during a camping trip and take the Mattie Michael (Oprah Winfrey, r.) introduces her dearest and oldest friend Etta enough to stand by that request if management asks tant mothers proper exercises Animated (CC) Animated An orphan's lumbering creature home John Lithgow, Mae (Jackee) to the Rev. Woods (Douglas Turner Ward), in “ The Women of Brewster others” — it’s the beginning of the end. life IS changed when he is sponsored by a Melinda Dillon, Margaret Langnck. 1987 and relaxation techniques to Rated PG (In Stereo) Place. The ABC miniseries airs Sunday, March 19 and Monday, March 20. minimize the discomforts of mysterious ^Jonor, 1978 [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Three O'Clock High' A [TMC] MOVIE: '2001: A Space Odys labor. Many classes emphasize timid student agonizes through the worst sey' Two astronauts on a voyage to Jupi­ Our Language ter encounter problems with their compu- the active participation of fathers day of his life after a foul-tempered bully [CNN] Big Story (30) The Chipmunks (CC). Treatment for hiatal hernia challenges him to a fight. Casey Sie- ter, HAL. Keir Dullea, Gary Lockwood, © Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show during the birth process Accord­ [DtS] Wuzzles (CC). maszko, Anne Ryan, Richard Tyson, William Sylvester 1968. Rated G. (In (26) Wrestling; World Class Champion­ (CC). ing to one national .study, fathers ship Wrestling Granite, itself a rock, may be 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) Stereo) 9:00A M ® Jim Henson's Muppet ® Superman DEAR DR. GOTT; My doctor says I have a hiatal are now present at 80 percent of [USA] Financial Freedom Babies (CC) (57) Tony Brown's Journal (R) extended to indicate rocklike 7:00A M ® Dr. Fad (TT) Star Search (60 min ) (In Stereo) hernia. He gives me antacids that are no help. What all births. © Sustaining M i World Wide Wrestling other treatments are available? hardness. Any word that lasts as ® USA Today Scheduled: country mu­ 8:10A M (24) Sesame Street, Special (20) WWF Superstars of Wrestling Another advantage of child­ long as granite should be written sic's Riders in the Sky, (60 min.) (CC) Paul Simon. John Candy, Itzhak Perl­ 0]D Dick Clark's Golden Greats (R) [A&E] Travel Magazine (2d) Project: Universe: An Introduction birth classes is that expectant man, Phil Donahue and Pee-wee Herman vlQ) Home Shopping Netw ork (3 hrs.) [DIS] MOVIE: 'A Boy Named Charlie to Astronomy in stone. © Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera are among the celebrities joining the regu­ DEAR READER: Hiatal hernia is a weakness of parents can share their concerns (^) Bugs Bunny and Friends Brown' Animated. Charlie Brown wins the (36) Health and Tennis Dr. Gott Try paternal for “fatherly,” or (It) Financial Freedom lar cast. (80 min.) class spelling bee and then gets a chance the ring of tissue where the esophagus joins the about parenthood with others. (23) (30) Smurfs (CC). (5^ Washington Week In Review (CC) “of or like a father.” This (20) Daffy Duck and Tweety 8:30A M © S u p e rm a n at the national spelling title. 1969. Rated stomach. Ordinarily, this ring prevents backwash Peter Gott, M.D. Often, they are reas.sured to find (38) MOVIE: 'The Woman in Green' Sher­ G, (f^lj M a tt Houston adjective’s upfront about its ( ^ Anushkai Free From Cellulite © (4id) New Adventures of Winnie the of irritating stomach acid into the esophagus. lock Holmes is called in to investigate a that other parents have similar (26) Rin-Tin-Tin Pooh (CC) [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Mosquito Coast' [A & E ] Age of Kennedy: The Presidency meaning: paternal starts with pa series of crimes in which fingers are rnys- ICC) Fed up with contemporary life, an ec­ The second part of this two-part profile of In patients with hiatal hernia, gastric acid enters feelngs and experiences. Some 01) Hit Video USA the e.sophagus, causing heartburn, indigestion and @) Ring Around the World teriously missing from the hands of vic­ centric inventor and his family attempt to ■ John Fitzgerald Kennedy focuses on his classes continue after childbirth QUESTION: I love cherry pie, lH) AM Boston (R) (20) Porky Pig tims. Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce, Hillary create a Utopia in the jungles of Central presidency, from his inauguration in 1961 gas. This backwash is called reflux; it is a common Brooke. 1945 so new parents can learn how to but can you tell me where the 0fi) Kidsongs (R) (In Stereo) (2^ (30) Disney's Adventures of the America. Harrison Ford, Helen Mirren, to his funeral in 1963, highlighting the Cu­ condition in older patients. care for their infant and can Gummi Bears (CC) La Plaza River Phoenix 1986 Rated PG. (In Stereo) ban invasion and his relationship with Con­ word cherry comes from? (61) Flintstories gress. Narrator; Chet Huntley. (60 min ) Antacids, by neutralizing stomach acid, often normal response to any infection. Strep throat (with receive support from other cou­ (38) Ask the Manager (61) Addams Family [LIFE ] M other's Day tonsillitis and swollen glands) often mimics [A&E] Hideaway The retired' thief is at help .symptoms. Other therapy includes changing ples learning to be new parents. odds with his family and former partners. (5^ Adventures in Scale Modeling: San [A&E] Miss Marple: The Moving Finger [MAX] MOVIE: 'Going Bananas' With [CNN] Science arGrace Kelly. leilers. (60 min.) Part 1 of 2. ments, Dom DeLuise, Jimmie Walker. © Superman number of white blood cells and which types are mean more than one. By a 1987. Rated PG Also, medicine — such as Tagamet and Zantac — friends about what is offered in [DIS] Donald Duck Presents ( ^ Fat Albert & the Cosby Kids (CC) increased. Strep infection usually causes an language process known as [LIFE] Creative Living With Aleene [U S A ] MOVIE: M utagen' A young suppresses the production of acid, thereby relieving your community. Usually, there woman links a senes of murders to a scien­ dl) Project: Universe: An Introduction abundance of neutrophils (bacteria fighters), “back-formation,” a singular to Astronomy indigestion. In extreme cases, doctors may have to is a fee for the class, which may [USA] Win the War Against Wrinkles tist's experiments in genetic research. whereas mono produces an increase in lymphocytes chirie came into English without TV channel guide ( ^ On Pit Road consider surgery to repair the hernia. However, vary from instructor to 9:10A M [CNN] Healthweek Jackie Saniuda, Simon Richard. 1988. (virus fighters). an s, leading to the singular Cox United Tolo-Madia (30) Career Media Network non-surgical treatment is usually satisfactory and instructor. 9:30A M © (4€) Slimerl And the Real cherry and the plural cherries. In ...... a ...... 2 ...... 3 operations for hiatal hernia are rarely performed. DEAR DR. GOTT: About three months ago my Classes may be held in the Ghostbusters (CC). 10:1 0A M [CNN] Showbiz Week (57) W all Street Week; Can You Make other words, it was a mistake that Cn WTNH. New HevM ...... 8 _____ ...... 8 ...... 8 Cash Out of Trash (CC) For more information, I am sending you a copy of husband fell 25 feet onto a concrete floor. At the hospital, at local schools, at ...... © Sustaining 1 0:30A M © ) Little Rascals put cherry on top. 9 [CNN] College Basketball Preview my health Report “Hiatal Hernia.” Other readers time, he felt fine. 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He says it ...... 7 ...... 24 ...... 24 (SD Charles in Charge (CC) Sarah joins an (?$ Shining Time Station (CC) sixth or seventh month of preg­ voices of Burl Ives and Robert Morse “Which do you prefer most?” ...... 42 ...... 26 anti-nuclear protest outside her Navy fath­ will go away but I’m worried. What should he do? nancy, and attend for six to eight (26I WTWS, Naw London ...... 26 . .. (38) Three Stooges ...... 30 er's ship. (R) [ESPN] Gameday DEAR DR. GO’TT: My 6-year-old has had strep ANSWER: Neither is pre­ .... 4 ...... 4 . 1 weeks. If your husband cannot ®.7) Adam Smith's Money World ferred. From the Latin praeferre, ...... 19 ...... 28 ...... 19 [CNN] Moneyweek [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Spaceballs' (CC) Mel through twice in six months. She gets swollen neck DEAR READER: After a fall of 25 feet, your IW WODEV, OW#»W" ...... AA World of Photography attend class with you. you may [DIS] Chip 'N' Dale's Rescue Rangers [A&E] Brooks lampoons the sciencc-fiction genre glands with it. 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They also (HBO) Home Box OKIce ...... 10:00A M © Pee-wee's Playhouse the legendary underground African trea­ (X) Free Your Body From Cellulite ...... 24 ...... 25 . 13 ren during the winter. comment about our language? (CC). sure. Richard Chamberlain, Sharon Stone, the fall and what can be done about it. I encourage may be taught how to prepare ...... 54 ...... 45 ...... 43 ® Three Stooges Being an infection, strep is often associated with your husband to seek medical help and not simply Write to Jeffrey McQuain, Man­ AO © Buck Rogers Part 1 of 2 Herbert Lorn. 1985 Rated PG-13, (In older children for the arrival of (TMCj Movie C hannel...... Stereo) (11) G.L.O.W. Wrestling chester Herald, P.O. Box 591, ...... 12 ...... 1 0 ...... 48 an elevated white-blood-cell count, the body’s wait in hopes that his symptoms will disappear. the baby. ( U S A ) USA Network ...... (iD Soul Train (In Stereo) Manchester 06040. 1 1 :00AM © Hey. Vern, It's Ernest! 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MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Mar. 18, 1989 — 83 [HBO] MOVIE: 'Dirty Dancing' (CC)| HUNTER While vacationing with her family in thel Saturday, Continued early '60s, a sheltered teen-ager falls ini In "The Infor­ love with a streetwise dance instructor.! 8NAFU by Bruc* B«attte KIT ‘N' CARLYLE by Larry Wright mant," the "Hunt­ Jennifer Grey, Patrick Swayze, Jerry Or-I bach. 1987. Rated PG-13. Saturday, Continued er" episode air­ [USA] Miami Vice After shooting a boyl (1® H om e S h o p p in g N e tw o rk (3 hrs.) (3) MOVIE: 'W ill Penny' An aging cow­ r ing SATURDAY. during an investigation, a tormented! boy falls in love with a woman who helps MOVIE; 'ffolkes' A soldier of fortune Crockett tries to repair his relationship with| him after he is attacked and left for dead by MARCH 18 on takes on hijackers threatening Britain's oil his son. (60 min.) vict spending 53 years in prison educates outlaws. Charlton Heston, Joan Hackett, NBC, Hunter (Fred [CNN] Eating Healthy for Life Regis­ in the North Sea. Roger Moore. Anthony tered dietician Carolyn O'Neil examines himself in the science of birds, becoming a Donald Pleasence. 1968. @3) Bill Moyers' Worid of Perkins, Michael Parks. 1980. Dryer) defies a 7:15PM I food choices for a nutritionally balanced world authority. Burt Lancaster, Karl Mal­ Ideas: Dissent and Democracy Linguist,! ® Punky B re w ste r (CC|. d® W W F Wrestling Challenge court order to pro­ day of eating. den, Thelma Ritter. 1962. philosopher and dissident Noam Chomsky @ This Old House Marathon I Slap Maxwell Story d® Here's to Your Health duce a secret in­ discusses propaganda, corporate and pol-| [DIS] It All Started W ith a Mouse: The [A&E] d® Little House on the Prairie Part 1 of 2. dj) MOVIE: 'Bad Company' A young formant in an old itical power, and common sense. Part 1 of| Disney Story (CC) Host Mason Adams re­ [CNN] Capital Gang man headed West to avoid the Civil War 2. counts the history of W alt Disney Studios, (3® Black Perspective murder case [DIS] MOVIE: 'Topper' An auto accident becomes friends with a drifter. Jeff interviewing animators and others who turns George and Marion Kirby into mad­ @ MOVIE: 'The Last Hard Men' When Bridges, Barry Brown, John Savage. 1972. when the killer is 7:30PM C D J e o ^ r d y l (CC). have helped create the Disney legacy. (90 released on bail. cap ghosts. Colorized version. Cary Grant, his arch foe breaks out of jail, a violence- [A&E] Shortstories A young boy has a (33 NHL Hockey: New York Rangers at| min.) Constance Bennett, Roland Young. 1937. weary marshall is lured out of retirement. unique friend in "The Red Wagon Julie Q u eb ec N o rd iq ue s (3 hrs.) (Live) [ESPN] C olle g e W re stlin g : N C A A D iv i­ Charlton Heston, James Coburn. Barbara [ESPN] SportsCenter Hagerty stars with Stiller and Meara in CHECK IISTINGS G® Deal-A-Meal sion 1 Championships From Oklahoma Hershey. 1976. "The Hustler of Money"; also, "The [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire FOR EXACT TIME (§) As Schools Match W its City. (2 hrs.) (Taped) I® C andlepin B o w lin g (60 min.) Sw im m ing Pool. " (60 min.) [MAX] MOVIE: 'Broadcast News' (CC) G® Superboy A wicked android attempts I [HBO] Com ic Relief III The third-annual dS Hometime Special: Three-Season [ESPN] High School Dance Team event to benefit the homeless, with hosts James Brooks' acclaimed portrait of the to kill Lana and T.J. Guest: John Matuszak. Porch (CC). Championships From Orlando. (60 min.) Billy Crystal. Whoopi Goldberg and Robin behind-the-scenes workings of a televi­ (Taped) [A&E] Eagle and the Bear Williams and performers including Louie sion network news operation. William di) MOVIE: 'Real Life' An egocentric di­ Hun, Holly Hunter, Albert Brooks. 1987 [CNN] Sports Saturday Anderson. Cher. Arsenio Hall. Shelley rector films a year in the life of an average [LIFE] Days and Nights of M o lly Dodd Rated R (In Stereo) American family. Albert Brooks, Frances (CC). [ESPN] Best of Muscle Magazine Long, Garry Shandling, Howie Mandel and Kelsey, Michael Brandon, Lisa Lucas. G® Charles in Charge (CC) Charles and Martin Short. (4 hrs.) (In Stereo Live) [TMC] MOVIE: 'Steele Justice' A Lee McCain. Charles Grodin. 1979. [MAX] MOVIE: 'Just for You' A theatri­ 1980. an unfair faculty supervisor clash over a 8:00PM CD World Figure Skating I former marine takes on the Vietnamese [A&E] MOVIE: 'Mikey and Nicky' A cal producer establishes a relationship [LIFE] MacGruder & Loud Slow Boat From Surabaya A six- literature student's grade. (R) Championships From Paris. France. (21 crime syndicate responsible for his best small-time hood embezzles money from with his neglected children. Bing Crosby, [A&E] part documentary series on the cultures of hrs.) (Taped) [TM C] MOVIE: 'D.O.A.' ICC) friend s death. Martin Kove, Sela Ward. the syndicate and his best friend is ordered Jane Wyman, Ethel Barrymore. 1952. 0® Food Saver 9:05PM Southeast Asia. Host; Jack Pizzey. (60 Ronny Cox. 1987. Rated R, to arrange his demise. Peter Falk. John W a r o f th e W o rld s (60 min.) (33 (3® Mission: Impossible (CC) A form­ An English professor is faced with the unu­ min.) Part 1 of 6. Cassavettes, Ned Beatty. 1976. 2:10PM [CNN] Healthweek erly friendly agent turns against the IMF, 1 sual task of finding his own killer after fall­ [USA] MOVIE: 'The Exorcist' Oscar- “You’re about as romantic as a love letter d® S t. P a tric k 's B ish o p 's M a s s (Live) ing victim to a fatal, slow-acting poison. winning adaptation of William Peter Blat- starting From Scratch [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Nutty Professor' An while a KGB agent helps the force locate a | written on a word processor.” [CNN] Newsday 2:30PM GD Fug itive Dennis Quaid, Meg Ryan. Charlotte Ram­ ty's bestseller about a deminically pos Jam es hires Helen as the substitute recep­ absent-minded chemist invents a potion chemical weapons plant in Central Africa. [DIS] Zorro pling. 1988. Rated R (In Stereo) sessed 12-year-old girl Ellen Burstyn, Max tionist for a week. (R) that turns him into the irresistible Buddy (S) Friday the 1 3th; T he S e rie s (60 min.) (60 min.) (in Stereo) Love. Jerry Lewis, Stella Stevens, Del von Sydow, Linda Blair. 1973. [ESPN] Track And Field: NCAA Indoor d?) Doctor Who G® MOVIE: 'The Seduction of Joe I 9 :30 P M §D ® Empty Nest (CC) Harry ® Quest for Speed Moore. 1963. Championships From Indianapolis. (2 Tynan’ Fame and power teach a rising I unknowingly helps Charlie court his own 11 ;30PM (3D Entertainment This d® MOVIE: 'The Fighter' A Mexican (6® Star Trek hrs ) (Taped) [LIFE] MOVIE: 'Toughest Man in the Senator the double-edged price of suc­ girlfriend. (In Stereo) W e e k Singer W ayne Newton (60 min.) (In boxer uses prize money to buy guns for [HBO] Intimate Contact (CC) A woman World' A kindhearted nightclub bouncer [A&E] Edge and Beyond cess. Alan Alda. Meryl Streep, Meivyn | Stereo) revolutionaries. Richard Conte. Lee J. d® T h is O ld H ouse (CC). ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook (Claire Bloom) fights personal and social enters a "Toughman" competition to help [CNN] N e w sw a tch Douglas. 1979. Cobb. Vanessa Brown. 1952. (3 ) Star Search (60 min.) battles after learning her husband (Daniel save a youth center from being closed. Mr. dZ) MOVIE: 'Thirty Seconds Over [DIS] Here's Boomer Part 2 of 2 G® Feel Beautiful Tokyo' General Jimmy Doolittle prepares Massey) has contracted AIDS from a pros­ [CNN] Style W ith Elsa Klensch T, Dennis Dugan, Lynne Moody. 1984 (D Freddy's Nightmares: A Nightmare [ESPN] Auto Racing: Barber Saab Pro MOVIE: 'The Legend of Spider Fo­ for and commands 6-29s in the first bomb­ on Elm Street A TV game show fanatic titute (90 min.) Part 1 of 2. Goodnight, Beantown M O V IE ; 'M y S ix Loves' A Broad­ [LIFE] [MAX] Series From Miami. (Taped) rest' A peaceful Bavarian village is trans­ ing missions over Japan. Spencer Tracy, has an opportunity to win big — at her in­ V,(?I^HTkl0U),/lRT,fi7R. m &LAD m i HAVinio way musical star arrives at her country [LIFE] Foley Square [TMC] Short Film Showcase formed into a place of horror by poisonous Van Johnson, Robert Walker. 1944. laws' expense. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) THE RKST TiWe, I FKU home and finds six abandoned children liv­ [LIFE] MOVIE: 'I Dream of Jeannie: 15 TrtlS W0(AtNT...TrtP C M i4 t ru e [USA] Dance Party USA (60 min.) spiders and their beautiful master. Simon 2:45PM d® John Wayne Standing ing on the property. Debbie Reynolds, Cliff Y ears Later' Jeannie the magical genie at­ d® Beyond T om orrow Scheduled: the ef­ G® MOVIE: 'Victor / Victoria' In 1930's THAT WE'« A f m iV .f frtXEE Of OS, gOlDDlMG- ^ (ZEuAtiVES tempts to save her marriage to astronaut Brent. Neda Arneric. Derek Newark. 1971. fects of M aine's acid rain: a prototype sail­ Pans, a female entenainer becom es a hit 1 2 ;3 0 P M (33 Career Media Network Tall (CC) John Wayne's friends and co- Robertson, Eileen Heckart. 1963. A& A 6»»&Le y^ltr.' j M t i o o i . Tony Nelson. Barbara Eden. Wayne Ro- [2® 227 (CC) Mary persuades rap boat challenges the worid speed record. by posing as a man in drag. Julie Andrew s. stars reminisce about the actor and his car­ Bustin' Loose Mimi's annoyed [2® Completely Mental Misadventures [USA] ge.'s, Bill Daily. 1985 group Run-D.M.C. to perform at Brenda s (In Stereo) James Garner, Robert Preston 1982 eer: interviewees include Ronald Reagan. when her sister throws a lavish birthday of Ed G rim le y (CC). high-school prom. (In Stereo) Peter Bogdanovich, Angie Dickinson. Rich party for Sue Anne. (R) (In Stereo) [M A X] MOVIE: 'Harry and the Hender­ [CNN] This Week in Japan G® Food Saver 24) Here's to Your Health Little and Colleen Dewhurst. (105 min.) / sons' (CC) A Washington family's life is T h is O ld H ou se (CC). [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Hellraiser' (CC) An Or 4:1 0PM [CNN] Sports Close-up (|® M a m a 's Fam ily 30 W h a t A b o u t W o m e n 3:00PM CB PBA Bowling: PBA turned upside dow n after they run into Big- (2® Hammer House of Horror lental puzzle box opens the door on a di­ foot during a camping trip and take the d® G® Saturday Night Live Host: Mat­ [CNN] Evans & Novak National Championship From Toledo. 4:30PM ( £ W id e W o rld o f S p o rts (90 (5® MOVIE: 'Last Embrace' A former un­ mension of pain and torture. Directed by thew Modine. Guests: talk show host Mor­ Ohio. (90 min.) (Livel mm.) (Live) lumbering creature home. John Lithgow, horror author Clive Barker. Andrew Robin­ [DIS] Best of Ozzie and Harriet Melinda Dillon. Margaret Langrick. 1987. dercover agent finds himself being pur­ ton Downey Jr., the music group Edie sued by an unknown killer. Roy Scheider. son, Clare Higgins, Ashley Laurence [LIFE] Easy Street (9) Knight Rider (1® Tova: Your Passion for Beauty •Rated PG. (In Stereo) Brickell & the New Bohemians ( "What I Janet Margolin. Christopher Walken 1987 Rated R (In Stereo) Am"). (90 min.) (R) (In Stereo) [TM C] MOVIE; 'Blade Runner’ A spe­ (H) MOVIE: ’Pennies From Heaven' A d® MOVIE; 'Back to Bataan' A colonel [USA] Diamonds Mike and Christine's 1979 VVest 57th (CC) (60 cial 21 st-century cop is sent to hunt down sheet-music salesman longs for the life form s a guerrilla army to lead a raid on the old agent needs protection from a woman 10:00PM CE) Black Adder min.) (In Stereo) and destroy a quartet of runaway an­ described in the songs he sells. Steve M ar­ Japanese in order to help Americans land­ who has conned him into stashing away ^ Jimmy Doolittle: An American Hero d® Racing From Plainsfield droids Harrison Ford. Rutger Hauer. Sean tin, Bernadette Peters, Jessica Harper ing on Leyte. John Wayne, Anthony his money and faking his own death. (60 (CC) A profile of pioneering aviator Jimmy (33 8® Murphy's Law (CC) Murphy in­ Doolittle, told through interviews with G® Public People/Private Lives (R) Young 1982. Rated R (In Stereo) 1981. Quinn, Beulah Bondi. 1945. min.) vestigates the case of an apparently suici­ (2® Record Guide former servicemen, including actor Jimmy dal dog while trying to establish a relation­ [A&E] Variety Tonight Featured: co­ WINTHROP byDIckCavalM 1 :0 0 P M CB Worid Cup skiing: U S. O ) Home Shopping Network (60 min.) 6:30PM ( B S lsk e l S< Ebert Scheduled: Stewart and m em bers of the "Tokyo Raid- medians Monteith and Rand and Paul Wild- ^ Bosom Buddies ship with his young daughter (60 min.) (In National Championship (60 min.) dD World Cup Skiing Finals From Shi- "Fletch Lives" (Chevy Chase), “Levi­ ers". (90 min.) Stereo) baum; ventriloquist John Pattison; singer B ig S to ry ® Baretta gakogen, Japan. (60 min ) (Taped) [CNN] athan". “Slaves of New York" (Bernad­ (6® Reporters A profile of Los Angeles Glenn Smith. (In Stereo) M Y MCW ALWAYS ette Peters). GS INN News ®) Triple Threat [USA] Double Trouble teen gangs; porn star Cicciolina who won a [CNN] Sports Tonight SAYS THAT SHE 11 War of the Worlds Harrison calls a fi8l Anushka: Cellulite Free secret meeting with experts on extrater­ [A8(E] A Woman Called Golda Golda 0® Starting From Scratch James hires seal in Italy's Parliament. (60 min.) (In [ESPN] AW A Championship Wrestling CRIES WHEN 4:45PM [TMC] MOVIE: The Milagro (20) Monsters A shy teen-age girl attracts restrial life-forms -- and discovers that a Meir (Ingrid Bergman) leaves her career as Helen as the substitute receptionist for a Stereo) Beanfield W ar' The irrigation of a small an unusual suitor — a zombie. (R) 12:00AM G® Home Shopping Net­ SHEfe HAPPY... disguised invader is in the group. (60 min.) an Am erican schoolteacher to becom e ac­ plot of land raises tensions between a Chi- week. (R) [A& E] Living Dangerously Greenpeace (In Stereo) (2® (30) H unter After a killer is released on w o rk (3 hrs.) tive in the political affairs of Israel. Leonard cano farmer, his neighbors and New Mex­ (2® Bill Moyers' World of Ideas: Body conservationists fight to save pilot whales bail, Hunter refuses to identify an infor­ Nimoy and Ned Beatty co-star. (60 min.) ico land developers. Chick Vennera, Soma and Soul Scientist and philosopher Leon from slaughter in the Faroe Islands. (60 d® G.L.O.W. Wrestling .2^ W WF Superstars of Wrestling mant in the case despite a court order (60 Part 2 of 4. Braga, Ruben Blades 1988 Rated R (In Kass reflects on the human soul, morality min.) d® MOVIE: 'Slaughter in San Francisco' min.) (Postponed from an earlier date) (In T24) Jimmy Doolittle: An American Hero [CNN] On the Menu Stereo) and mortality, euthanasia and surrogate [CNN] P rim e N e w s A Chinese-American cop fights against the (CC) A profile of pioneering aviator Jimmy Stereo) corruption in San Francisco's Police De­ Tennis: Newsweek Champion­ 5:00PM ® A -T eam motherhood. Part 1 of 2. Superbouts: Sugar Ray Leon­ Doolittle, told through interviews with [ESPN] [ESPN] (26) Live on Stage Highlights from six live partment. Chuck Norris. Don Wong 1981 . ship Cup Semifinal From Indian Wells, (3® NBC News ard vs. Marvelous Marvin Hagler Taped GlD Twilight Zone (CC) An odd blindness former servicemen, including actor Jimmy performances by the Today's Special cast [A&E] Living Dangerously Greenpeace Calif. (2 hrs.) (Live) befalls unsuspecting people — and no one G® A B C N e w s (CC). April 6. 1987, from Las Vegas. (60 min.) Stewart and m embers of the “ Tokyo Raid­ are featured. (60 min.) conservationists fight to save pilot whales ers” . (105 min.) [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire understands what is causing the epidemic. (R1 [CNN] Pinnacle ® MOVIE: 'Electra Glide in Blue' An from slaughter in the Faroe Islands. (60 Guest: Karen Valentine. (In Stereo) [LIFE] Cagney & Lacey Little H ouse on the Prairie Part 2 of 2. [TNIC] MOVIE: A Tiger's Tale' A high [DIS] Sidekicks Ernie tracks down the Arizona motorcycle cop discovers the min.) school senior falls in love with his girlf­ V S lic e r [M AX] MOVIE: Three O'clock High' A ^ Irish Hour (I® ox-con who critically wounded Rizzo death of an old recluse and tries to find the [CNN] Newsnight riend's youthful mother. Ann-Margret, C. T he S a in t timid student agonizes through the worst killer. Robert Blake, Mitchell Ryan, Jean- (^Q) Let’s Go B o w lin g (60 min.) Thomas Howell. 1988. Rated R. [ESPN] Auto Racing: USAC Copper day of his life after a fouj-tempered bully [LIFE] Leg W ork d® Starting From Scratch Worid Classic From Phoenix. Ariz. (R) nine Riley. 1973. [CNN] Newsday challenges him to a fight. Casey Sie- CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vance Rodawall [USA] Hollywood Insider (B) Hardcastle and McCormick 1 2:30AM She's the Sheriff Mulca- maszko, Anne Ryan. Richard Tyson. [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Bible' John Huston's d® G re at E sca p e Newport, R.I.; Taos, 6:55PM [TMC] MOVIE: Broadcast hy's wife believes she's pregnant with N M ; Singapore [A&E] A Woman Called Golda Golda News' James Brooks' acclaimed portrait 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) their seventh child. epic adaptation of the first 22 chapters of 3:30PM dS) Blade Meir's involvement with Israel’s political [A& E] Roberta Flack at the Forum Rob­ of the behind-the-scenes workings of a tel­ [USA] MOVIE: Demonoid, Messenger the Book of Genesis. George C. Scott. Pe­ affairs leads her to the office of prime min­ (3D Where There's a W ill There's an A ter O'Toole, Ava Gardner. 1966. [CNN] Your Money erta Flack performs her hits, including evision network news operation. William of Death' A disembodied hand spells trou­ ister and her triumphant meeting with CID Crimes of the Century A physician [HBO] MOVIE; 'Kidco' An ambitious “Killing Me Softly, " from Canada (60 Hurt. Holly Hunter. Albert Brooks. 1987. ble for an American archaeologist and his AHH., [LIFE] Cagney & Lacey Egyptian President Anwar Sadat. Stars In­ convicted of the 1954 murder of his wife. youngster tries his hand at the w orld of big min.) Rated R (In Stereo) beautiful wife. Samantha Eggar. Stuart grid Bergman, Leonard Nimoy and Ned MEN [USA] Boxing: Ray "Boom Boom" MOVIE: 'Thank You Mr. Moto' Six business. Scott Schwartz. Cinnamon Idles. [CNN] Newswatch 3 3 Lifestyle s of the R ich and Whitman. Roy Cameron Jenson. 1981 Mancini vs. Hector "Macho" Camacho 7:00PM Beatty. (60 min.| Part 3 of 4. scrolls to the secret of a fabulous Genghis tNORKNa 1984. Rated PG. Famous Actress Dixie Carter ( "Designing WBO Junior Welterweight title, scheduled [ESPN ] Horse Racing: Remington Park 8:30 PM (3i where There's a Will [CNN] Headline News Khan hidden treasure bring seven people [USA] Cover Story Derby For three-year-oid thoroughbreds at Women"); actor Alan Rachins (“L.A. There's an A for 12 rounds, from Reno. Nev. (2 hrs ) (R) Days and Nights of Molly Dodd together. Peter Lorre, Sidney Blackmer, 1 1/16 miles, from Oklahoma City. (60 Law "). (60 min.) (R) [LIFE] 1 :30P M Government Grants 4:00PM C B N C A A B asketb all Toum a- (22) (3® A m e n (CC) Thelma lands a job and (CC). John Carradine. 1937. ment: Midwestern Regional Second min.) (Live) (3) (2® W heel of Fortune (CC) gets a quick promotion. (In Stereo) [USA] H itch h ike r W hen a wom an (Mari­ G® Friday the 13th: The Series Micki [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday Round G am e (3 hrs.) (Live) [USA] Throb Sandy's surprised at the Cl ) It's a Living Complications with her [DIS] Puff the Magic Dragon Animated. lyn Hassett) finds the man of her dreams, proves that love is blind when she falls for [HBO] MOVIE: Innerspace' (CC) A age of Jeremy's friends when she throws a (B Knight Rider pregnancy cause Jan to go into prema'ture On a trip to Hanatee, Puff strives to cure a she may also have found a murderer. a movie star, who's actually a’murderer in miniaturized Air Force pilot is mistakenly birthday party for him labor. (T® Anushka: Cellulite Free mute boy of his problem by leaching him a disguise. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) injected into the bloodstream of a timid su­ ® N e w Yankee W orkshop [ H B O ] M O V IE: The In f11) d® Star Trek: The Next Generation lesson in courage Voice of Burgess Mere­ 10:1 5PM permarket employee. Dennis Quaid. Mar­ MOVIE: 'The She-Beast' After 5:15PM Sneak Previews (In Stereo) Crowd' (CC) A suburban teenager's (CC) Data attempts to sharpen his sense dith. (CC). tin Short, Meg Ryan. 1987 (In Stereo) honeymooners' car plunges into a lake, the [CNN] Evans 8t Novak dream comes true when he becomes a of humor when the crew plays host to a man is found unconscious along with a hi­ 8:45PM T h is O ld H ou se (CC) 10:30PM (B N e w s [M AX] Max Movie Show A preview of dancer on a local TV dance show. Dono­ funny renegade captain. Guest: Joe Pis- [ESPN] Tractor Pull: Challenge of deous she-beast, a woman long ago killed Ql) Monsters A shy teen-age girl attracts theatrical releases, m ovies in production van Leitch, Jennifer Runyon 1988. Rated copo. (60 min ) (R) (In Stereo) 9:00PM (B (3® Man called Hawk Power (Taped) and interviews with screen stars. by the townspeople and now restored in an unusual suitor -• a zombie. |R| the person of the wife. Barbara Steel, Mel PG (In Stereo) Ci® You Can Beat Baldness (CC) Reprise of series premiere Hawk 12:45AM [ T M C ] m o v i e : Blade looks for a missing intelligence operative G i V Shear 2 :0 0 P M (T) NCAA Basketball Tourna­ Wells, John Karlsen. 1966. 5 :30PM Cu) T and T (CC) A battle of the (2b) Frida/ the 13th: The Series (60 min ) Runner' A special 21st-century cop is ho knew in the Arm y. (60 min.) (R) (In (S) Twilight Zone (CC) An odd blindness sent to hunt down and destroy a quartet of ment: Southeastern Regional Second (22j MOVIE: 'Terror on the Beach’ A va­ sexes erupts when a female athlete at­ (2® Hee Haw Stereo) befalls unsuspecting people - and no one runaway androids. Harrison Ford. Rutger BUGS BUNNY by Wamar Bros. Round G am e (2 hrs.) (Live) cationing family's camping outing on the tempts to join an all-male gym (R) (In Stereo) (30) Benny Hill CI® Go for Your Dreams understands what is causing the epidemic. Hauer, Sean Young. 1982. Rated R. (In 1 C£ Learning the Ropes Robert prepares beach turns into a nightmare. Dennis Guest: Karen Valentine. (In Stereo) for his Wife's arrival - and comes down Weaver, Estelle Parsons, Susan Dey. (38) W ar of the Worlds (60 mm.) (2® G® G old en G irts (CC) Dorothy and her Stereo) (i® 101 Ways to Get Cash From the I'M. &OIN& T O SCULPT with the mumps in the process. (R) 1973 G o vern m en t (40) Best of the National Geographic former tennis rival (Anno Francis) play | [DIS] On Seal Island 1:00AM CB Love Boat YOUR M £ A D > IN Specials Computers and the changes practical jokes during a reunion (In Stereo) [LIFE] Goodnight, Beantown C B Baretta (2® Spectacular Worid of Guinness Re­ (2® N e w s (Live) CB MOVIE: 'Love Among the Ruins' An QRANITE/ co rds Entertainer Bob Hope (Part 2 of 2), they've made in everyday life, (60 mm.) ^6) H am m er H ou se o f H orror aging actress being sued by a young gigolo CH) Friday the 13th: The Series Micki (3® M unsters Today Marilyn's dream date [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents proves that love is blind when she falls for National Handicapped Ski Championships. [A&E] Chronicle A report on teen-age (61) Cops Deputy Fondo warns two trans­ is defended by her long-ago lover Kathar­ may be canceled when tlie boy's parents 1 1:00PM (B ® §3) i® ® News ine Hepburn, Laurence Olivier, Colin a movie star, who's actually a murderer in (30) PGA Golf: Players Championship meet the Munsters. suicide. vestites to stop soliciting. Deputy Topping ' disguise (60 min.) (R) Third Round from Ponta Verda, Calif (2 [CNN] Capital Gang halts a violent domestic disturbance. (In ; CB Mama's Family Greed overtakes Blakely. 1974. C40) Fight Back! W ith David Horowitz Mama when she gets $800 from a mal­ (20) MOVIE: 'The Sugarland Express' A hrs.) (Live) Stereo) CB Su stain in g [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday [DIS] MOVIE; 'Sword in the Stone' functioning bank toller machine. wife arranges her husband's jaiibreak. Gol­ (38) A lic e (CC) Animated. The fanciful story of [A&E] Shortstories William Faulkner's Lifes Most Embarrassing Moments [U SA] My Sister Sam Patti decides to GJ) Tales From the Darkside die Hawn, William Atherton, Michael (4® W W F Wrestling young King Arthur's apprenticeship to tale of a young boy who hitchhikes with his ( iO ) MTV Presents The Brits: The 1989 Sacks 1974 play matchmaker for her sister Sam. Merlin the Wizard. Ricky Sorenson. Sebas­ older brother in “ T w o Soldiers"; the G® Free Government Cash B.P.I. Awards The annual British Phono­ (61) MOVIE: 'A Perfect Match’ A fashion tian Cabot. Karl Swenson. 1963. Rated G. award-winning ‘A Psalm for M oshe" graphic Industry Awards laaturos perform­ 61® I'd Rather Be Racing designer's life is suddenly threatened by 6:00PM (3D (3PJ ^b) N e w s §9) It's a Living ances by Tracy Chapman, Gloria Estefan (3® Millionaire Maker the onslaught of a mysterious illness. Linda A -T e a m [ESPN] SportsCenter (2® N e w Y an kee W o rksh o p (CC). (33 Continued.. ■ and Miami Sound Machina, and Dof Lep­ @) Various Programming pard. Hosts: Robert Plant, Kylie Minogue ® MOVIE: 'Birdman of Alcatraz' A con- (2 hrs I (Taped) A

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MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Mar. 18, 1989 — 87 Vt ' B'. I M ,'*i ( T7i - r ^ I SP 26 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Mar. 18, 1989 Asian country, an Amencan agent em­ has an opportunity to win big - at her in­ ploys his martial arts and gymnastic skills. laws' expense. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) 1 1:30PM (3D Ufestyles of the Rich bles, the Sequel (CC). Pari 1 of 2. Kurt Thomas. Tetchie Agbayani, Richard and Famous Actress Dixie Carter ("De­ Sunday, Continued Norton. 1985. 0 5 Great Performances; Bernstein at signing W omen''); actor Alan Rachins d§] Connecticut Newsmakers 7 0 (CC). (In Stereo) ( "L.A. Law"). (60 min.) (R) LEONARD ® 21 Jum p S trvat Captain Fuller's ® ) It's a Living Complications with her former army buddy enlists Hanson and 0 5 It's Garry Shandling's Show Garry (D MOVIE; 'This Year's Blonde' An ac­ Sanday, March 19 BERNSTEIN pregnancy cause Jan to go Into premature and Nancy search for a one-armed man in a ^ Greatest Heroes of the Bible O'clock High' A timid student agonizes Penhall's help to track down a deserter. count of young Marilyn Monroe's personal labor. Through divine intervention. Moses (John (60 min.) (In Stereo) parody of "The Fugitive" TV series (R) (In and professional relationship with show Stars from through the worst day of his life after a Stereo) 35) Spotlight on Government Marley) leads the oppressed Israelites out foul-tempered bully challenges him to a [A&E] A Walk Through the 20th Cen­ business agent Johnny Hyde. Lloyd and behind-the-scenes footage highlight Broadway and the [C NN ] Science and Technology Week of Egypt and across the Red Sea; Solomon fight. Casey Siemaszko. Anne Ryan. Ri­ tury W ith Bill Moyers (60 min.) [A&E] Miss Marple: The Moving Finger Bridges, Constance Forslund, Norman Fell. 5:00AM ® Home Shopping Spree (Tom Hallick) proves his wisdom and wor­ Jane Marple refuses to accept that Mrs. 1980. the early works of director Oliver Stone. music world Join Scheduled: putting together strong, ligh­ chard Tyson. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In [CNN] Newswatch Continues tweight materials for use in the manufac­ thiness as a leader when he settles a dis­ Stereo) Symmington committed suicide; a second 0 5 Honeymooners 7 :45AM [ M A X ] m o v i e : M y Name Is the Boston Sym­ pute between two women claiming the [DIS] MOVIE: 'Here Comes the Groom' body is found and the poison-pen letters [C N N ] Sports Review ture of spacecraft. 0 ® Save the Children Dr. Zulie Nak- Nobody' A gunfighter who wants to hang Ip i phony Orches­ same baby. (2 hrs.) 5:30PM (31 Xova: Your Patiion for A reporter returning from Franco faces los­ continue. (60 min.) Part 2 of 2. [ESPN ] Scholastic Sports America [M A X] MOVIE: War and Peace' Napo­ hooda, Director of India for Save the up his guns Is befriended by a nobody who H i) M O VIE: 'Support Your Local S h eriff Beauty ing the two orphan children accompanying [C N N ] W eek in Review tra in a gala birth­ leon turns his attentions to Russia and, in Children-Canada, talks about her organiza­ [T M C ] m o v ie ; ice Station doesn't want him to fade into anonymity A stranger takes on the job of sheriff in a H i) C harlei in Charge (CC) Charles and him unless he marries within five days. 5:05AM day tribute to so doing, causes hardships and grief on a [D IS ] Judy Collins: Going Hom e The tion's goals. Zebra' Based on Alastair Maclean's Cold Henry Fonda, Terence Hill. 1974. Rated Western town caught up in a gold rush and an unfair faculty supervisor clash over a Bing Crosby. Jane Wyman, Franchot vast scale. Audrey Hepburn, Henry Fonda. American folk singer returns to her Color­ War thriller about an American sub racing PG. Leonard Bernstein, hires the town character as his deputy. literature student's grade (R| Tone. 1961 0® N ew Ufe in "Bernstein at Mel Ferrer. 1956. ado home where she recalls her 27 years Its Russian counterpart to the North Pole 8:00AM CD New England Sunday James Garner, Walter Brennan, Jack Elam. [A&E] Battle Una [ESPN] SportsCenter as a singer, songwriter and political activ­ @ St. Patrick's Day Parade From Hol­ and a downed Soviet satellite. Rock Hud­ 70." It airs SUM- 1:00PM dD Public People/Private 1969. yoke. (3 hrs.) (R) CD This Week in Connecticut [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday [LIFE] Cardiology Update ist. Guest appearance by Kris Kristoffer- son. Ernest Borgnine, Patrick McGoohan. DAY, MARCH Lives (R) [A & E ] Island of Lost Ships A rock opera son. (60 min.) (S® Morgan Brittany on Beauty 1968 Rated G. (In Stereo) CD Porky Pig/Bugs Bunny [DIS] Calebi^ Knockout From Walt [T M C ] M O VIE: 'D .O .A .' (CC) An English 19, on PBS's d ) Preseason Baseball: N ew York M ets from the Russian TV network, Gostelradio, professor is faced with the unusual task of [LIFE] Cardiology Update (35) George Michael's Sports Machine dD Frederick K. Price vs. St. Louis Cardinals (2 hrs.. 30 min.) about three lost souls who come across a Disney Celebrities compete in events that 5:15AM [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Mas- "Great Perfor­ test their physical coordination at Walt finding his own killer after falling victim to a [TMC] MOVIE: 'Fatal Attraction' A (Live) group of sailors living in the Bermuda 0® Christian Lifestyle Magazine senger' An ex-con seeks vengeance on dD Living the Word Disney World in Florida. Participants in­ fatal, slow-acting poison. Dennis Quaid. weekend of passion with a mentally unsta­ mances." (Check Triangle (60 min.) 05) MOVIE: 'Red Sun' An outlaw and a the mobster's responsible for his wife's dD Transformers 0 5 MOVIE: 'Legend' A demon threatens clude Evonne Goolagong, the Fat Boys and Meg Ryan. Charlotte Rampling. 1988. ble woman threatens to destroy a happily local listings.) samurai set out to retrieve a stolen Ja­ murder. Fred Williamson, Sandy Cum­ the forces of good in this lavish fairy tale [CNN] World Report Meat Loaf. Rated R. (In Stereo) married man's life. Michael Douglas, Glenn Sunday Today Scheduled: getting into panese sword. Charles Bronson, Ursula mings. 1987, Rated R. from director Ridley Scott. Tom Cruise, [DIS] Zertigo Diemond Caper A blind [U S A ] M iam i Vice The detectives think Close, Anne Archer. 1987. Rated R. (In college; admissions at Carlton College; CHECK USTINGS [ESPN] Ski World Andress, Toshiro Mifune. 1972. Mia Sara, Tim Curry. 1985. 12-year-old is determined to prove his that a Wall Street hotshot might help his Stereo) 5:30AM QS in n News violence in America; jazz saxophonist fOR EXACT TIME (26J St. Patrick's Day Parade (2 hrs . 15 mother's innocence when she's pegged as [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update mobster father pull off a hnancial coup. (O) John McLaughlin's One on One [CNN] Moneyweek David Sanborn, radio talk shows; how ani­ 9:30PM 0® Whalers Wrap-Up (Live) mals tell the weather. (90 min.) min.) a prime suspect in the theft of the world's [USA] AHrsd Hitchcock Presents With Esai Morales and Rosana DeSoto. 0 5 Synchronal [ESPN] Ski World largest diamond. (60 min.) 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(In Stereo) [CNN] Sports Tonight aging TV hero (Gene Barry) who's no lon­ Deluge," Noah (Lew Ayres) prepares for a Pro Skiing Tour Moroz recaps the weekend of the world of help young Regan overcome the bizarre vi­ (4D Robert Schuller 1 1 :1 (24) This Old House 3:1 5PM 08) Food Saver [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update ger able to perform his famous stunts 5AM worldwide flood by building an ark and sports. sions and nightmares that have plagued CD Klner's Komer (15) MOVIE; 'Westward the Women' [USA] Hollywood Insider (57) Sesame S treet (CC) (R) [CNN] Your Money 1 1 @ ) Evening of Champion­ gathering a male and female of each spe­ 3:30PM [ESPN] Baseball's Greatest Hits 10:00PM (3D M urder, She W rote her since she was demonically possessed :20AM Over 100 Chicago women take a hazar­ [A&E] Journey to Adventure ship Skating 1 9 8 9 Olympic Gold Medalist cies; with God's help, Joshua (Robert Culp) ^ Synchronal (CC) When Jessica is arrested for murder, [MAX] MOVIE: Rose- Linda Blair. Richard Buaon, Louise [D IS ] Chip 'N' Dale's Rescue Rangers dous journey to California to meet their [LIFE] Milestones in Medicine 1 1 :45PM Brian Boitano presents some of the best leads the Israelites into a seemingly inac­ secret agent Haggerty and her nephew Fletcher 1977. [CNN] Daybreak (CC) (2$ Wonderworks: Anne of Green Ga­ mail-order husbands. Colorized version. mary's Baby' A pregnant woman is American ice skaters. (100 min ) cessible city in "Joshua at Jericho". (2 bles. the Sequel (CC). Part 2 of 2. 7:50PM H® Nature (CC) A portrait of a Grady conspire to keep her safely in jail shocked to learn of her husband's involve­ [DIS] Good Morning Mickey! [ESPN ] Lighter Side of Sports |R) Robert Taylor. Denise Darcel. Julie Bishop. 6 100AM d ] We Believe hrs.) Japanese macaque with deformed limbs while they seek the real killer. (60 min.) (R) ment with a coven of witches and iheir 1 1 t v open House d?) MOVIE: 'An American in Paris' An 1951. [E S P N ] Magic Years in Sports Look at [T M C ] MOVIE: 'The Graduate' Oscar- :30AM CE) that is thriving in the wild due to human aid (In Stereo) plans for her unborn baby. Mia Farrow. CD Sustaining (45) Let's Go Bowling ex-GI finds romance and success in Paris. the year 1957 with a feature on home run winning story of a young man who is sed­ dD dS This Week With David Brinkley 9§) Outer Umits Part 1 of 2. and her own skills. (70 min.) (In Stereo) John Cassavetes, Ruth Gordon. 1968. tlL^ INN Magazine ( © Nature (CC) The Adelie penguin is ob­ d D New s great Hank Aaron (R) uced by an older woman before falling in Musical score by George and Ira Gershwin. (CC). ® W ar of the Worlds (60 min.) (In ® MOVIE: The Wizard of IN N New s Rated R di) Bravo! love with her daughter. Dustin Hoffman, served at the Cape Bird nesting site on An­ Gene Kelly, Leslie Caron. Oscar Levant. 8:00PM 0 5 CE) M y Secret Identity Andrew helps an Stereo) Oz' (CC) A mighty tornado drops Dorothy [HBO] Adventures of Tom Sawyer As Anne Bancroft, Katharine Ross 1967. tarctica's Ross island. (60 min.) (In Stereo) 1951. 0® You Can Be Successful 1 1:50PM [H B O ] MOVIE: Lady Be- (2pj Insight / Out aging TV hero (Gene Barry) who's no lon­ in the magical land of Oz in this Oscar- punishment, Aunt Polly orders Tom to Rated PG. (In Stereo) 35 MOVIE: Son-Rise: A Miracle of [HBO] MOVIE: 'Cat's Eye' (CC) A mys­ Star Trek; The Next Generation (CC) w are' A psychopath stalks the atractive ger able to perform his famous stunts (R) winning adaptation of L. Frank Baum's (^ Jimmy Swaggart dt' New Life spend Saturday morning painting a fence. Love' The parents of an autistic boy help terious feline serves as the link throughout Data attempts to sharpen his sense of hu­ window dresser responsible for a series of 9:45AM [M A X ] m o v ie . My Darling (35) A t the Movies Scheduled Fletch' mor when the crew plays host to a funny children's classic. Judy Garland, Ray Bol- Worldvision avant garde displays. Diane Lane, Michael [D IS] You and Me, Kid [TMC] MOVIE: The Purple Rose of him out of his isolated existence and into a trio of macabre Stephen King stones. Clementine' W yatt Earp, his brothers and Lives " (Chevy Chase) renegade captain. Guest; Joe Piscopo. (60 ger, Bert Lahr. 1939. (R) Woods, Cotter Smith. 1987 Rated R (In [ESPN] Thoroughbred Sports Digest Cairo' A Depression-era waitress experi­ the real world. James Farentino, Kathryn James Woods. Kenneth McMillan, Alan the alcoholic Doc Holliday face the villan- min.) (R) (In Stereo) Stereo) ences the adventure of a lifetime when a (38) Bravo! Harrold, Michael Adams. 1978 King. 1985. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) dD 05) Over the Edge (CC) True-life sto­ 0® American Skier [LIFE] It Is Written ous Clantons at the O.K. Corral Henry [A&E] The Vietnam War With Walter ries of ordinary people who find them­ matinee idol steps off the movie screen dD Think and Grow Rich [CNN] Newsday [TM C] MOVIE: 'The House on Carroll 0 5 Duet (CC) Amanda runs away when g3) star Trek: The Next [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Hooper' An ace Holly­ Fonda, Linda Darnel!, Victor Mature. 1946. selves in extraordinary situations. Host: 12:00AM and into her life. Mia Farrow, Jeff Daniels. S treet' Against the backdrop of the Cronkite Linda breaks a promise by throwing a lav­ Generation (CC) Data attempts to shar­ wood stuntman is goaded into staging the dD WKRP in Cincinnati [D IS ] M OVIE: Love Leads the W ay' Barry Nolan. (60 min.) Danny Aiello. 1985 Rated PG. 1 0:00AM CD Sybervlslon (CC) America's first Seeing Eye Dog and McCarthy era of the 1950s, a magazine [C NN ] This Week in the NBA A weekly ish birthday party for her (R) (In Stereo) pen his sense of humor when the crew greatest stunt of all time Burt Reynolds. ( ^ Wall Street Journal Report 0 5 W ar of the Worlds Determined aliens [USA] Cartoons CE) Steampipe Alley his master set off on a crusade to improve photographer uncovers a plot to smuggle magazine-style report on NBA players and [A & E ] Evening W ith Sister Sledge ‘ ‘We plays host to a funny renegade captain Sally Field, Jan-Michael Vincent 1978. infiltrate a college campus and steal vials (30) World Tomorrow conditions for the blind. Timothy Bottoms, Nazi war criminals into the United States teams. Are Family" is one of the many hits per­ Guest; Joe Piscopo. (60 min.) (R) (In Rated PG. Sesame Street, Special (33) Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (CC) containing a deadly virus. (60 mip.) (R) 8:05AM Eva Marie Saint, Ernest Borgnine 1984 Kelly McGillis, Jeff Daniels. 1987. Rated [D IS ] Danger Bay (CC) Nicole baby-sits a formed by Sister Sledge in this concert. Stereo) (CC) Paul Simon. John Candy. Itzhak Perl­ (38) Jimmy Swaggart [CNN] Sportscene 6:10AM [CNN] Healthweek PG. smart-aleck newcomer who is homesick 05) Battlestar Galacrtica (60 min.) Home Shopping Network (3 man, Phil Donahue and Pee-wee Herman [DIS] Mouse Factory A visit to the sound [ESPN] Major League Volleyball: Los 0® hrs.) S8) MOVIE: 'Tarzan's Hidden Jungle' for his native Chicago. (In Stereo) 6:30AM C Dvista are among the celebrities joining the regu­ effects department and a recording stage Angeles at San Jose (90 min.) (Taped) 4:00PM 3 ) NCAA Basketball Tourna­ 05) Family Ties (CC) The entire neigh­ [CNN] Headline News 0® Wrestling; AWA All Star Wrestling The King of the Jungle tangles with two borhood is catapulted into action when the lar cast (85 min.) at Disney studios ment: Midwestern Regional Second [ESPN] Skiing: World Freestvle Mogul [D IS] Steve Allen's Golden Age of Co­ CD It's Your Business ruthless white hunters. Gordon Scott, Vera [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update Thompsons' home is vandalized. Part 2 of Superboy A wicked android attempts Round Game (3 hrs.) (Live) Finals From Oberjoch, W est Germany. (60 medy Clips of this comedian's television (ID Christopher Closeup 8:30AM CD world Tomorrow Miles, Peter Van Eyck. 1955 [ESPN] Gameday [USA] Street Hawk 2. (In Stereo) to kill Lana and T.J. Guest; John Matuszak QD Black Sheep Squadron min.) (Taped) shows from 1956-61 are presented, in­ (i^ Chalice of Salvation [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update ^ Home Shopping Spree dD Twin Star Productions dD Choices We Face 1:30PM (30) Government Grants [HBO] MOVIE: 'Indiana Jones and the H i MOVIE: The Fighting 69th' A cocky cluding segments with Mel Brooks, Q® Feel Beautiful 0 5 Gene Scott Porky Pig Us) Drawing Men to Christ [MAX] Country Music -- A New Tradi­ Tem ple of Doom' (CC| The globe-trotting recruit becomes a war hero as a member Johnny Carson, Jimmy Durante and oth­ Government Grants (40) Wild Kingdom (20) T and T (CC) A battle of the sexes (551 Sacrifice of the Mass tion Three generations of artists, including archeologist battles an Indian cult for pos­ of World War I s all-Irish fighting regiment. ers. (60 min.) [A&E] Charles Lindbergh: The The Sorrowful Mysteries Loretta dD Discover Rosanne Cash. The Judds, Merle Haggard, [CNN] Moneyweek erupts when a female athlete attempts to Colorized version. James Cagney. Pat O'B­ session of a sacred stone in this prequel to [H B O ] MOVIE; 'Moonstruck' (CC) Nor­ Crowded Idol The triumphs and tragedies Young hosts a re-enactment of Christ's dD Robert Schuller S8) Munsters Today An advertising exe­ Waylon Jennings and Carl Perkins in a May join an all-male gym (R) (In Stereo) rien. George Brent. 1940. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Moonstruck' (CC) Nor­ "Raiders of the Lost Ark". Harrison Ford, man Jewison's Oscar-winning tale of a w i­ of American aviator Charles Lindbergh. last days. (60 min ) cutive recruits Herman to endorse a cereal 1988 performance from Nashville, Tenn. ® One Day at a Time Pan 2 of 2. man Jewison's Oscai-winning tale of a w i­ (22) M O VIE; 'Hard Driver' The success of Kate Capshaw, Ke Huy Quan. 1984. Rated 07) Great Performances: Bernstein at dowed Brooklyn bookkeeper who falls In (60 min.) product. (R) (60 min ) dowed Brooklyn bookkeeper who falls in PG. (In Stereo) [A&E] Heroes: Made in the U.S.A. [A & E ] Tw en tieth Century The invasion a stock car driver strains his family rela­ 7 0 (CC). (In Stereo) love with her fiance's brother. Cher. Nico­ [CNN] World Report B5l Career Media Network love with her fiance's brother. Cher, Nico­ tionships. Jeff Bridges, Valerie Perrine. [C N N ] Eating Healthy for Life Regis of the Japanese-held island, Tarawa. Host; [TM C] MOVIE: 'Good Morning. Viet­ [LIFE] First Do No Harm 0 5 Am erica's M ost W anted Scheduled: las Cage, Olympia Dukakis. 1987 Rated nam' (CC) 1965 Saigon is the setting (or las Cage. Olympia Dukakis. 1987. Rated 1973 [ESPN] Major League Volleyball: Los tered dietician Carolyn O'Neil examines Walter Cronkite. 111) Fame [MAX] MOVIE: Hoosiers’ (CC) A convicted murderer Charles Webster Fer­ PG. (In Stereo) this fact-based account of the exploits of PG, (In Stereo) Angeles at San Jose (90 min.) (R) food choices for a nutritionally balanced [A & E ] Travel Magazine (26) Fugitive former college coach faces resentment guson. who escaped from an Indiana [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update [CNN] Evans & Novak brash Armed Forces Radio Network disc [LIFE] Self Improvement Guide day of eating. [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update when he takes over as head of an Indiana courtroom. (In Stereo) [DIS] Wuzzles (CC) [D IS ] The Easter Bunny Is Coming to jockey Adrian Cronauer Robin Williams. [A&E] The Arts and Glasnost [MAX] MOVIE: 'The Running Man' high-school basketball team. Gene Hack- [USA] Robert Vaughn Discovers [D IS] Mousercise Town Animated. Fred Astaire narrates the Forest Whitaker 1987 Rated R (In 1 :45PM [TM C] MOVIE: The Woman [DIS] MOVIE: Our Uttle Girl' (CC) A [A&E] Charles Lindbergh: The (CC) Executioner-styled athletes hunt con­ [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour man, Dennis Hopper, Barbara Hershey. [ESPN] Motorweek Illustrated story of Sunny, a rabbit who brings Easter Stereo) in Red' An otherwise happily married San young girl attempts to reunite her parents Crowded Idol The triumphs and tragedies victed prisoners on a sadistic game show 12:30AM ® m o v i e : Botany Bay' [HBO] MOVIE: 'The House on Carroll cheer to a town where children are out­ Francisco bureaucrat becomes obsessed by running away Colorized version. Shir­ 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) of American aviator Charles Lindbergh. of the near future. Arnold Schwarzeneg­ (CC) An innocent man suffers on board a flD Davey & Goliath [USA] She-Ra: Princess of Power 6:45AM Street' (CC) Against the backdrop of the lawed. (60 min.) with a gorgeous model and tries desper­ ley Temple, Joel McCrea, Rosemary [USA] Murder, She Wrote (60 min.) ger, Maria Conchita Alonso. Yaphet Kotto. convict ship en route to Australia. Alan McCarthy era of the 1950s, a magazine 7:00 AM CD Wall street Journal [E S PN ] Sportraits: Arnold Palmer and 1 2:00PM CE) NCAA Basketball Tour- ately to initiate an affair with her. Gene Ames. 1935. [CNN] PrimeNews 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) Ladd, James Mason, Patricia Medina. photographer uncovers a plot to smuggle 6:10PM 0^ Lemer & Loewe: Broad­ Cory Everson (R) nament: Eastern Regional Second Wilder, Kelly LeBrock, Gilda Radner 1984 [U SA ] Philip Marlowe, Private Eye Mar­ 1953. CD 8th Day Nazi war criminals into the United States. [LIFE] Family Practice Update w ay's Last Romantics A look at the car­ [ESPN] College Baseball: Georgia Tech Round Game (2 hrs.) (Live) Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) lowe tries to extricate a young woman dD Sustaining Kelly McGillis, Jeff Daniels. 1987 Rated [LIFE] Family Practice Update [M A X ] M O VIE: 'Dark Eyes' An aging It­ eers of lyricist Alan Jay Lerner and com­ at W ichita State (3 hrs.) 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Marcello Mas- 6:30PM ® g® ABC Nows (CC) McCarthy era of the 1950s, a magazine [USA] Can You Beat Baldness? @0) To Be Announced, 9 :00AM CD Sunday Morning (CC) (90 (Y) Beazley Showpiece Of Homes (18) Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) CE) @S) Auto Racing: Atlanta 500 Stock troianni, Elena Sofanova, Silvana photographer uncovers a plot to smuggle 10:30PM ® MOVIE: 'Country' A min.) Mangano. 1987. Rated NR (Dubbed) (In H2) ® NBC New s . Nazi war criminals into the United States. courageous woman struggles to save her ffl Healthy Diet dl) James Kennedy (33) Love Boat (2D MOVIE; 'The Hunchback of Notre Car Race (3 hrs.) (Live) 1 :00 AM Stereo) (281 Nature (CC) The Adelie penguin is ob- Kelly McGillis, Jeff Daniels. 1987. Rated family and her land from government fore­ CD V-Slicer Dam e' Based on Victor Hugo's classic dS) MOVIE: 'Miracle of the Heart: A (33) Teles From the Oarkside ^ Sesame Street (CC). HD This Old House served at the Cape Bird nesting site on An­ PG closure. Jessica Lange. 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Charles Laughton, Maureen with the help of each other, rediscover [CNN] Inside Business [M A X] MOVIE: 'Like Father Like Son' Symmington committed suicide; a second dD Kenneth Copeland [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update Jimmy Swaggart [A & E ] World of Photography O'Hara, Cedric Hardwicko. 1939. their courage, wisdom and places in the [D IS ] Animals in Action Featured: differ­ (CC) An experimental serum accidentally ^ Ask the Manager body is found and the poison-pen letters dD Bugs Bunny world. Art Carney, Casey Siemaszko. [U S A ] M y Sister Sam Sam and Patti be­ dD Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday St. Patrick's Day Parade From Hol­ ent species that reside in the similarly switches a surgeon's personality with that (§5 Crimes of the Century A physician continue. (60 min ) Part 2 of 2. (p) Frederick K. Price yoke. (3 hrs.) (Live) 1986 come partners in a new business venture. climatic North and South Poles. of his teen-age son. Dudley Moore. Kirk [A&E] Dead Head Eddie finally gets re­ convicted of the 1954 murder of his wife. [DIS] MOVIE; 'Love Leads the Way' [E S PN ] This Week in Sports (39) PGA Golf: Players Championship Cfameron, Sean Astin. 1987. Rated PG-13. warded for his display of patriotism. (60 ^ New Gidget (y) This Old House 5:00PM C ID 0 5 ) Auto Racing Contin­ [LIFE] Family Practice Update [LIFE] Family Practice Update (CC) America's first Seeing Eye Dog and [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Billy Galvin' A Boston Final round, from Ponta Verda, Calif. (3 ues (60 min.) (In Stereo) his master set off on a crusade to improve min ) Part 4 of 4. dD David Paul St. Patrick's Day Parade (60 min.) ® 6 0 (Minutes (CC) (60 min.) construction worker and his son clash over hrs.) (Live) 7:00PM [U S A ] M O VIE: 'Short Circuit' A bolt of 11:00PM ® ® (2® (3® g ® New s conditions for the blind. Timothy Bottoms. [C N N ] Daybreak dD M unsters Today Immigration officials the young man's plans for the future. Karl (S Knight Rider (In Stereo) (3D M eet the Press (CC). HE) Best of Wild America: Great Es­ lightning transforms a high-tech warrior ro­ (33) Cheers (CC). Eva Marie Saint. Ernest Borgnine. 1984 arrive for Grandpa, who hasn't filed for citi­ Malden, Lenny Von Dohlen, Joyce Van 0 5 MOVIE; 'The Assisi Underground' A [D IS] Welcome to Pooh Corner (38) M am a's Family Greed overtakes capes (CC) A pictorial examination of the bot Into a likeable little creature who thinks [USA] Morgan Brittany on Beauty zenship. Patten 1987 community of monasteries and convents (3D 0P) Great Circuses of the World (CC) (3® Jack Ven Impe [ESPN] SportsCenter Mama when she gets $800 from a mal­ predator-prey relationship, highlighted by Featured; highlights from Luxembourg. he's human. Ally Sheedy, Steve Gutten- bands together to aid Italian Jews during 05) Insight / Out [TMC] MOVIE: The Grad [A & E ] Living Dangerously Greenpeace [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update functioning bank teller machine. the treeing of host Marty Stouffer by a wild England, France, Italy, Germany and Mex­ berg, Fisher Stevens. 1986. 1 :20AM [HBO ] It Can't Happen to Me A teen­ the Nazi onslaught. Ben Cross, James Ma­ uate' Oscar-winning story of a young man conservationists fight to save pilot whales [A&E] MOVIE; Three Men and a Cra­ hog, (90 min.) ico. (60 min.) 0® Various Programming age girl allows herself to be led into the 1 0:45AM dS) Jewish Life son. Maximiltian Schell. 1985. 8:30PM S2)S® MOVIE: Return of the who is seduced by an older woman before from slaughter in the Faroe Islands. (60 dle' Three carefree bachelors find them­ dark realm of alchoholism. [C N N ] W eek in Review CE) MOVIE: 'The Greatest Story Ever Jedi' (CC) Third installment of the "Star (P) AM Boston (R) failing in love with her daughter. Dustin min.) 1 1 :00AM (E) Face the Nation selves saddled with a baby, whom one of 08J V Slicer [LIFE] Self Improvement Guide [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update Told' The life of Jesus is followed from the Wars " saga reunites Luke Skywalker and McLaughlin Group Hoffman, Anne Bancroft, Katharine Ross. [CNN] Daywatch (T) Career Media Network them has fathered, when the child's (20) W ar of the Worlds Determined aliens manger to his crucifixion. Max Von Sydow, his comrades for j final battle with the evil [U SA ] Calliope [U S A ] MOVIE: 'The Red T ent' A guilt- 0 5 Connecticut: Now (In Stereo) 1967. Rated PG. (In Stereo) [D IS] Donald Duck Presents IT ) Munsters Today Immigration officials mother decides she needs a break from infiltrate a college campus and sfeal vials Dorothy McGuire. Charlton Heston. 1965 Galactic Empire. Mark Hamill, Harrison parenting. Andre Dussolier, Roland Giraud. ridden Italian general relives the disastrous containing a deadly virus. (60 min.) (R) [A & E ] Buffalo Bill 7:30AM CD At the Movies arrive for Grandpa, who hasn't filed for citi­ Part 1 of 2 Ford. Carrie Fisher. 1983. (In Stereo) 1 :30AM (3D N ew Generation [ESPN] NBA Today 1985. Arctic expedition he led 40 years before. zenship. (R) (26) Saint (61j M arried... W ith Children (CC) Al [C NN ] Inside Business dD Conversations with Fred Lewis (D Breakthrough [LIFE] Physicians’ Journal Update Peter Finch, Sean Connery, Claudia Cardi- Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous [CNN] Newsday takes a second job to compete with Peg­ CD Sunday Mass (3S) David Paul nale. 1971. 00) PGA Golf Continues (60 min.) Actress Dixie Carter ( "Designing [D IS] Return to Treasure Island (CC) In 0 5 IN N New s d?) Long Ago & Far Away Women"), actor Alan Rachins ("L A, gy's cosmetics sales. (In Stereo) 9:20AM [DIS] Best of Walt Disney Presents: (M) Friday the 13th: The Series (60 mm ) this swashbuckling sequel to Robert Louis [ESPN] Bodyboards: Pro Champion­ dD Larry Jones Special: The Wind in the Willows (CC) @ Real to Reel 2:30PM [A&E] Shortstories It's a Law"). (60 min.) (R) Hang Your Hat on the W ind A Navajo 9:00PM ® (4® M O VIE: The W om en Stevenson's novel. Jim Hawkins (Christo- ship From the Pipeline in Hawaii. (R) 1 HD It's Your Business mixed bag of holiday goodies with a kid­ 01) Small W onder The Lawson family dD Daily Mixer Kenneth Grahame's classic children's sto­ Indian boy finds a prized thoroughbred in 08) NHL Hockey; Hartford Whalers at por Guard) rejoins Long John Silver (Brian napping and a mishap with Santa In "The plays host to a 13-year-old sheik, who of Brewster Place' Premiere, (CC) Gloria [USA] Financial Freedom dD Miracle Faith Outreach ries provide the basis for this tale of the (55) Connecticut Real Estate Showcase the desert. (60 min.) 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28{— MANCHESTER tfEBALD; Saturday, Mar.-18,198» IVftWOHESireR HBRALD;'8tfEdward James Olmos Dow’s “ Whale Ships and Whaling.” (Mary Cheney drunks tripping over their own Winfrey also hosts the No ! just encourages the guests to played in "Stand and Deliver. ' Library), shows about 20, all different and all feet while seducing anyone in talk show in TV syndication go out and kick (blank). Certainly Morgan Freeman is amazing, Schroeder’s guide prices nine jaggers sight. She began her media career as OPRAH WINFREY more than up to the task of from $300 to $13,.500. This time around. Edwards Candy can be fatal a TV reporter and local news QUESTION: How do you capturing both noble and scar> The big bugaboo of scrimshaw collecting is . miniseries on the air spins his jokes around John anchor in the South. In 1984. she cope with all the attention you aspects of Clark’s personality If fakery. We see warnings everywhere: “ In recent Ritter. The 'TV star plays Zack. a took over a flagging local talk get in the press, especially only the movie didn’t strive to years a flood of fine grade hard plastic reproduc­ celebrated author suffering from show in Chicago. In 1987 the who do. This is just one story. about your dieting? inspire us in a simpler fashion tions have appeared...” They are even contrived to to household animals writer’s block who wallows in show debuted nationally and It’s not supposed to be repre­ than its central character can mimic the irregularities of pitch and toss ship booze and one-night stands. A soundly tronced the main com­ sentative of all black men ANSWER: Yesterday I read accommodate. carving. By Allan Leventhal clumsy, tip.sy wrecks. Zack can’t petition. “ Donahue.” in the a headline that said. "Oprah Director John G. Avildsen likes Reference books as noted in Warman’s: "Scrim ­ seem to close a door without ratings. QUESTION: Do you have Risking Life to Stay on Diet. ” triumphant underdogs, as evi­ shaw. Scrimshanders. Whales and Whalemen.” by Please, no live chicks or Pet Forum pulling off the doorknob. But he Here, 35-year-old Winfre\ any other projects in the My mother called me up denced by his hit movies like E. Norman Flayderman (1972). and a Mystic bunnies in your children’s Easter does bed every curvaceous babe talks abouther famousdiet. the works? hysterical, wantingtoknowifit "Rocky” and “ The Karate Kid.” Seaport Museum book — Richard C. M aliey’s baskets. in L.A. NAACP and guests she refuses was true. I ’m amused by the Here he slams home a drama that "Graven by the Fishermen Themselves.” (1983). Little children and the excite­ basket — make them chocolate ANSWER: ("R oots” author) In what may turn out to be the to have on her talk show. whole celebrity-fame trip, and effectively taps into the mounting The Britannica shows a decorated whale tooth from ment of Easter aren’t compatible ones. Alex Haley is working on a movie’s stroke of commercial I ’ve learned not to be con­ frustration over drug use and the Kynett Collection at the Mystic Seaport. “ A with vulnerable young birds and Speaking of chocolate: Too book about Madame C.J. savvy, the roles of Zack’s con­ great place to start.” QUESTION: Most of the trolled by it. What the press declining academic performance animals that need special care. much of it is bad for pets as well Walker. She started a line of quests are played by a bevy of blacks on TV are in comedies writes can destroy you. I used among American students. Too often baby pets are half as humans. In fact, it is worse for cosmetics for black women and sexy starlets, including Bruce Was selling “ The Women ot to call or write journalists who One thing is certain: You won’t Russ MacKendrick is Manchester resident who is forgotten and neglected after the pets. Chocolate contains the- was the first millionaire black Springsteen’s estanged wife Juli- an authority on many types of collectibles. Brewster Place” to the net criticized me. Cosby said when sleep through this movie. From WHALING ART — Scrimshaw belong to excitement is over. bromine which resembles caf­ woman. I try to read as many anne Phillips. Remember what work a tough sell? it stops bothering you. you’ll beginning to end. Avildsen has a Manchester family is siightiy smaller Questions should be sent to: Collectors’ Corner, And never dye these little feine. It’s easy to overdose your black authors as possible to “ 10” did for Bo Derek? Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester know you’ve grown up. directed his actors to scream helpless creatures If you have animal. Too much chocolate can develop as TV and film scripts, While the starlets are disrob­ than a nickel. 06040. ANSWER: Not only because their lines. After a while, it turns chicks or bunnies in the Easter produce hyperactivity, tremors I bought "K a fir Boy ” and ing. a fine cast of supporting it was a drama, but because it into a style. GRADE: * * ‘Ai and sometimes nausea and diar­ "B eloved” by Toni Morrison. I QUESTION: Why did you actors is trying to add spice of a predominantly dealt with rhea. These symptoms can called her right after I read it. open a restaurant in Chicago? more character-oriented sort LAWRENCE OF ARABIA women. In fact, all three progress to a fever, rapid heart networks turned it down at But after all these period New restaurants have a dismal There’s sly Vincent Gardenia as (P G ) Oneof the great movie epics Keep your camera available and loaded beat, seizures, coma and perhaps pieces, I ’d like to play a more failure rate. Zack’s bartender, that likable returns to the big screen (where it first. One complained it was too death. contemporary role. Something schemiel Joel Brooks as his belongs) in the limited- “ womenish” — whatever that By Sandy Colton through the 15-story building. Amateur photographers have sexy — with my clothes on. I’d ANSWER: Everybody — in­ engagement re-release of David As little as 4 to 16ounces of milk means. lawyer, and waspish Peter Donat The Associated Press Many of the hotel’s 285 guests, taken billions of snapshots. There also like to do comedy. I ’m cluding Bill Cosby — told me Lean’s 1962 portrait of chocolate can be lethal to a 5 to 2(1 as his agent. Alyson Reed has the Camera Angles unable to reach fire department are few places around the world very funny, which is something don’t invest in restaurants. But thankless role — Zack’s level­ adventurer-scholar T.E. pound dog. QUESTION: The men in Even if you use only the ladders, had jumped. today where a snapshot camera a lot of people don’t know. I ’m not doing it to make money headed. wronged wife. Lawrence. "The Women of Brewster simplest of inexpensive cameras Though appalled and trans­ can’t be found. In many instan­ Unsweetened baking chocolate — not that I want to go broke. Viewers who haven’t tired of Peter O’Toole became an in­ is about nine times as toxic to Place” are not very sympa­ QUESTION: Does it bother and consider yourself the least bridge. They saw the truck cab, fixed by the tragedy. Hardy ces, an amateur’s snapshot of a But I was just doing it as a fun Edwards’ cinematic antics may stant star and figure of effete dogs as is milk chocolate. Theo­ thetic. After the negative por­ you when your talk show is talented of amateur photo­ with its driver and assistant managed to sight his camera on a tragic or unusual event, or venture. And I have a great want to hang around for one of the glamour as a result of his bromine is absorbed slowly so trayals of black men in “ The lumped in with the tabloid TV graphers, it’s possible that you trapped inside, dangling off the desperate woman as she slipped bizarre situation, has appeared partner, Richard Melman. he weirdest gags in recent movies. It magnificent performance as there is an opportunity to start Color Purple.” did that bother shows? may one day take an award­ edge, 40 feet above the river. The from a rescue rope tied to a on front pages around the world. created the incredibly success­ has to do with the use of condom Lawrence — the cultured Eng­ you? winning picture that will appear trailer remained on the bridge: ladder. Again, the AP picked up In such cases, a professional treatment early if over-ingestion ful Ed Debevic restaurant — a fitting subject for a movie full lishman who brought together of chocolate is suspected. Your ANSWER: Gloria Steinem in newspapers around the world. the cab’s rear wheels had become the picture, and that stark image photojournalist either wasn’t chain. of promiscuous encounters. disparate Arab tribes, leading veterinarian can empty the pet’s ANSWER: I’m concerned said criticism of tabloid TV is It has happened a number of jammed under the trailer, hold­ of the woman’s plunge horrified there or was unable to record the Leave it to Edwards, though, to their desert attacks on the Turks. stomach and prevent further about the image of black men. demeaning to women because times. It’s just a matter of being ing the cabin precarious balance. readers worldwide. Hardy was event. turn this into a Playboy-style No film epic (outside of some of toxicity. but there are black men who do in the right place at the right Other motorists stopped, and as awarded the 1947 Pulitzer Prize. It may just happen to you these shows are devoted to cartoon bit. GRADE: *•/(! Kurosawa’s work) has such a abuse their families, just as women’s issues. A lot of women Frank Sanello is a syndi­ time, and having the courage to they and Walter began lowering a More recently, on May 13,1981, someday, so keep your camera The best prevention is not to complex protagonist, and, if Lean there are white and brown men are interested in. say. the fact cated columnist take the picture and the sense to rope to the trapped truckers, the world was shocked when Pope handy and loaded with film! give your dog any chocolate at all LEAN ON ME (PG-13) Much and screenwriter Robert Bolt take the unprocessed film to the Virginia raced back to the car to John Paul II was shot during his at Easter or anytime. like the inspirational “ Stand and didn’t always juggle the dual nearest newspaper or wire retrieve her Kodak Brownie weekly audience in St. Peter’s Deliver.” this movie tells the needs of coherent spectacle and Major exhibition service. camera. Two shots remained on Square. An amateur photo­ □ □ □ story of an American educator character, they came closer to A few cases in point: the film. She ran to a point near grapher, standing only a few feet NEW YORK (AP) — A major who refuses to believe, that his doing so than anyone else. PILL TALK: Some favorite Cinema On a warm May day in 1953, the bridge and took two pictures from the pope, took a picture of loan exhibition of 16th- and underclass students are inferior. The best thing about this foods in which to bury and hide a Walter and Virginia Schau were of the miraculous rescue. him greeting the crowds from his 17th-century Italian and Dutch That powerful actor Morgan re-release is the fine and noble job pill for a dog are liverwurst, on a fishing excursion near One of the pictures was picked Popemobile. In the photograph, drawings from what is said to be Freeman stars as “ Crazy Joe” of restoration done by Columbia peanut butter and sliced pieces of HARTFORD (R) Sat 12, 2:20, 4:40, 7:05, 9:30, 11:50; Sat and Sun 2:30, 4:20. — Tap (PG-13) Redding, Calif. A tractor-trailer up by the Associated Press and at the extreme left, a handgun the oldest existing museum in the Cinema City — The Rescuers (G) Sot Sun 12, 2:20, 4:40, 7:05, 9:30, — Lean on Sot-Sun 7, 9:30. — Heovv Metal (R) Sat Clark, the Patterson. N.J.. high Pictures. The movie has been hot dog. In cats, sardines are a hauling fruit and vegetables to transmitted to newspapers rises ominously. Seconds after Netherlands, Haarlem’s Teyler ond Sun 12:45 , 2:30, 4:15 , 6, 7:30, 9. — Me (PG-13) Sat 12:10, 2:25, 4:55, 7:10, midnight. — The Rocky Horror Picture school principal who brought the restored to its greatness. Scenes good snack hiding place. This Mississippi Burnino (R) Sat and Sun 9:40, 11:50; Son 12:10, 2:25, 4:55, 7:10, Show (R) Sat m idnight. — U2: Rattle Oregon was ahead of the Schaus’ around the world. It won Virginia the picture was taken, shots Museum, is now on show in this 1 9:40. — Police Academ v6(PG ) Sat1:15, concept of tough love to public that were cut from the original technique works better if the pet 1:15, 3:55, 7,9:45. — PelletheCanaueror and Hum (PG-13) Sat midnight. car on a winding road approach­ Schau the 1954 Pulitzer Prize. sounded and the pope fell, se­ country, at the Pierpont Morgan Sat ond Sun 1, 3:45, 6:50, 9:30. — 3:10,5:15, 8,10,12; Sun 1:15, 3:10,5:15,8, VERNON education. is a gulper, but if a picky-nibbler, 10. — Rain Man (R) Sat 1:30, 4:15, 7:15, 221-minute movie shortly after its ing the Pit River Bridge. verely wounded. Beaches (PG-13) Sat and Sun 1:30,4:05. C lnel*2 — Twlns(PG)SatandSun2, Then there’s Arnold Hardy, a Library. the hidden pill may be detected 7:10, 9:35. 9:55, 12:25; Sun 1:30, 4:15, 7:15, 9:55. — 4:30,7,9:20. — The'burbs' (PG)Satand Taking over as principal of release have been replaced, and As the large diesel rig started Immediately after the shoot­ Leviathan (R) Sat 1, 3:05, 5;10, 7:20, Georgia Tech student and ama­ Works by Michelangelo, Ra­ and spat out. Then it’s back to Sun 3, 5, 7:10, 9:30. — The Land Betore Eastside High in 1987. the real-life some material added, and Lean over the bridge, its driver sud­ ing, another amateur photo­ EAST HARTFORD 9:45,11:45; Sun 1,3:05,5:10,7:20,9:45.— Time (G) Sat and Sun 1:30. teur photographer. In the cold phael, Rembrandt and Claude popping the medication down the Skin Deep (R) Sat 12:30, 2:40, 5, 7:40, Clark faced unruly, drug-using himself re-edited certain sequen­ Poor Richards Pub and Cinema — WILLIMANTIC denly felt the steering mecha­ morning hours of De^. 7. 1946, he grapher attending the papal Lorrain which have rarely if ever Schedule Unavailable. 10:05, 12:05; Sun 12:30, 2:40, 5, 7:40, studpts. and teachers who were ces. Best of all. a beautiful new patient’s throat — way back! 10:05. — New York Stories (PG) Sat 1,4, U.A. The Cinemas — Skin Deep (R) nism snap. The tractor-trailer heard an emergency alarm and audience took snapshots showing been seen outside the Dutch Showcase Cinemas 1-9 — Chances Are Sot and Sun 12:30, 3, 5:20, 7:40, 9-50 — afraid to be disciplinarians. In print was struck. A classic has (PG) Sat 12:15, 2:30, 4:45, 7:25, 9:50, 12; 7:05, 9:55, 12:20; Sun 1, 4, 7:05, 9:55. veered crazily from side to side hailed a cab that rushed him to a man running ami carrying what museum are among about 100 in Fletch Lives (PG) Sot and Sun 1, 3:10, one controversial move after been returned to us. GRADE: Allan Leventhal Is A Bolton Sun 12:15, 2:30, 4:45, 7:25, 9:50. — Fletch — Police Academy 6 before it smashed through the the Winecoff, a huge 33-year-old appeared to be a gun. "From Michelangelo to Rem­ Lives (PG) Sat 12:30, 2:35, 4:40, 7:15, MANCHESTER (PG) Sat and Sun 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7-15, another, Clark expelled the most ★ ★ ★ ★ veterinarian. Questions should be 9:40, 11:40; Sun 12:30, 2:35, 4:40, 7:15, UA Theaters East — Twins (PG) Sat steel railing of the bridge. Atlanta hotel. .Panic-stricken fa­ Those amateur photos were brandt: Master Drawings from and Sun 2, 4:30, 7:15, 9:35. — The 9:20. — Rain Man (R) Sot and Sun 1,4,7, incorrigible students, chained the sent to Pet Forum, Manchester 9:40. — W orking G irl (R) Sat 12:50,3:10. 9:45. — Leon on Me (PG-13) Sotand Sun The Schaus stopped their car ces peered from the hotel’s P'lblished worldwide and were the Teyler Museum,” at the 5:20, 7:50, 10:15, 12:25; Sun 12:50, 3:10, "b u rb s" (PG) Sat and Sun 2:15, 4:40, school doors to keep out drug Film grading: ★ ★ ★ ★ — excel­ Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester 7:30, 9:50. — The Land Before Time (G) 12:45, 3:05, 5:25, 7:45, 9:55. - Rooftops and rushed to the edge of the windows as flam es roared studied for clues by the police. library through April 30. 5:20, 7:50, 10:15. — Danoerous Liaisons (R) Sat and Sun 1:30, 3:40, 5:50, 8, 10:05. pushers, and literally goaded kids lent, * * ★ — good, *★ — fair, ★ — 06M0. poor. A

MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Mar. 18, 1989 — 31 30 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Mar. 18, 1989 FOCUS / Books & Music MANCHESTER HAS IT It’s McGinniss’ last murder Turntable Tips C m you laat? Can you «ak7 By Kay Bartlett Hot singles 2. “The Living Years” Mike Can you Count? SWIMMING POOL SPECIAL The Associated Press S i The Mechanics (Atlantic) Can you KnK? "I think my capacity for empathy is over. Can you laugh? 1. “The Living Years” Mike 3. “Lost In Your Eyes” Deb­ Can you Hot? Custom Kitchen Center NEW YORK — Joe McGinniss There is nothing worse than a writer not feeling & The Mechanics (Atlantic) bie Gibson (Atlantic) Can you Plaaaa? 2. “Eternal Flame” Bangles Can you Pray? says his new book, “BlindFaith." as sorry as he should for the people who are 4. “Just Because” Anita Can you Cxeal? 30th Year Anniversary Offer is the last one he will write about a (Columbia) Baker (Elektra) Can you Nod? Kitchens designed to work for you hurting.” 3. “Girl You Know It’s True” 5. ” We’ve Saved the Best For Can you load? 16'x32* (in-ground) VINYL LINER murder case. He’s running out of Can you Cxpraaa? empathy. — Author Joe McGinnis Milli Vanilli (Arista) Last” Kenny G. (Arista) Can you iknawar? Visit Our Showroom At: "I think my capacity for 4. “The Look” Roxette 6. “Dreamin’” Vanessa Wil­ Can you lammt? *9999 a - Normal Installation Can you Try? empathy is over. There is nothing (EMI) liams (Wing) Can you Tall? 25 Olcott Street 5. “ My Heart Can’t Tell You ff worse than a writer not feeling as turns its back on a pillar of the three boys and how they coped 7. “Eternal Flame” Bangles Mon.-Sat. 9-5:30 sorry as he should for the people community, a leader in the when they learned their mother, No” Rod Stewart (Warner (Columbia) Jack J. Lappen All Season Pool Inc. • Est. 1959 who are hurting.” says McGin­ country club set, chairman of truly beloved by them, was dead Bros.) 8. “ Don’t Tell Me Lies” Jack J. Lappen Realty Notary Public niss. author of the best-selling United Way. and then they heard their father is 6. “Lost In Your Eyes” Deb­ Breathe (A&M) ROUTE 44 on BOLTON LAKE 649-7544 "Fatal Vision.” about Jeffrey “It was just the opposite of the a suspect and then they see him bie Gibson (Atlantic) 9. “You’re Not Alone” Chi­ 164 East Center Street m Phone 649-6962 Notary Public Evenings By Appointment MacDonald, a Green Beret of­ MacDonald case.” McGinniss convicted.” 7. “She Drives Me Crazy” cago (Reprise) 643-4263 Manchester, CT 06040 MIS Displays: Pool/Spa/Sauna/Solar Room ficer convicted of killing his says. “All of MacDonald’s friends McGinniss’ first book, “The Fine Young Cannibals (I.R.S.) 10. “My Heart Can’t Tell You pregnant wife and two small rallied around, convinced he was Selling of the President.” became 8. “Walk the Dinosaur” Was No” Rod Stewart (Warner children. innocent.” a best seller 20 years ago when he (Not Was) (Chrysalis) Bros.) SAVE BUY AT SAVE “Blind Faith” examines the The MacDonald case proved a was 26. The book chronicled how 9. “ Roni” Bobby Brown This Weeks Feature: PARKADE UNES case of a Toms River, N.J.. legal nightmare for McGinniss. Richard Nixon defeated the late (MCA) insurance salesman, Robert O. MacDonald sued and McGinniss Hubert H. Humphrey. to.“You’re Not Alone” Chi­ Black singles AUCTIONS Marshall, deeply in debt from agreed to pay $325,000 in an “The difference between illu­ cago (Reprise) Every Thursday Night Nostalgia Night is BACK! 1. “Closer Than Friends” (and aoma Friday nighta) gambling losses and enamored of out-of-court settlement. How­ sion and reality has always been a Surface (Columbia) the town Jezebel. ever. following complicated lit­ theme of mine,” McGinniss says. Top LP’s 2. “Lucky Charm” The Boys Every Saturday 9 PM So Marshall decides to hire a hit igation, MacDonald collected “Here the illusion was Good (Motown) mantokillhiswife. “thebeautiful only $50,000 for himself, plus Housekeeping come to life. Maria 1. “Electric Youth” Debbie 3. “Joy and Pain” Donna rmnsmrmrnsatoimjm Bigger and Better Maria” as he always called her, $92,000 in legal fees. A judge bought that whole ideal, that she Gibson (Atlantic) Allen (Oceana) v Je s t e r n collect the $1.5 million in life ordered that some of the money was an ornament attached to the 2. “Don’t Be Cruel” Bobby 4. “All I Want Is Forever” UNION than ever insurance he had bought for her, should go to the mother of his husband, that her job was to give Brown (MCA)—Platinum James “J.T.” Taylor & Regina then convince his three teen-age murdered wife as well as MacDo­ them a happy home. Forthat. she (More than 1 million units Belle (Epic) sons that they, too, could learn to nald’s mother. paid with her life.” r * NOTARY aeilVICES * I sold.) 5. “You and I Got a Thang” THE Brunswick Parkade Lanes love their new “mother.” McGinniss maintains that he, For the children — 13.16 and 17 3. “ Appetite for Destruc­ too, believed the Green Beret at the time of the murder — it was Freddie Jackson (Capitol) MANCHESTER 34614 W. Middle Turnpike The book, already bought as a tion” Guns N’ Roses (Geffen)- 6. “Girl You Know It’s True” jlHill'irlMirICOPIESlho I Uda^ch 'I SI I Miln 8L miniseries, is a compelling yarn innocent until he started to a fairy-tale life of Mustangs and Platinum MALL Jeeps, swim meets and country Milli Vanilli (Arista)-Gold that involves hints of corruption examine the evidence. He then 4. “Forever Your Girl” (More than 1,000,000 units in New Jersey, two imported hit concluded, and let his book club lunches with Mom and Dad. Paula Abdul (Virgin)-- “This is not a story about their sold,) Heating Oil Gasoline men from Louisiana, forged reflect, that MacDonald was Platinum 7. “Girl I Got My Eyes on insurance policies and a town that indeed the man who wiped out his father,” McGinniss says. “I’m 5. “ Traveling Wilburys” EVERYTHING IN GLASS not interested in exploring the You” Today (Motown) within 24 hours after the murder family. Traveling Wilburys 8. “More Than Friends” Jon­ •WE CAN'T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT" Except for the principals, recesses of his mind like I was (Wilbury) -Platinum McGinniss uses pseudonyms in with MacDonald, I’m interested athan Butler (Jive) 6. “Mystery Girl” Roy Orbi- 9. “Just Coolin’” Levert “Blind Faith” for the other in the story of how these kids son (Virgin) Best-SeUers characters, although the real grappled with the worst sort of (Atlantic) J. A. WHITE GLASS CO., inc 7. “Loc-ed After Dark” Tone Energy Conservation Services names are all part of the public shock. There was a monster 10. “I’ll Be There For You” Loc (Delicious Vinyl) Ashford & Simpson (Capitol) Heating - Air Conditioning - Plumbing record. under their bed and it was their 8. “Shooting Rubberbands at Professionally Trained Tachniclans 649-7322 FICTION Considered an ideal couple with father. And they had to look him the Stars” Edie Brickell & The IN OUR 40th YEAR three blond sons, the Marshalls in the eye and not blink. It New Bohemians (Geffen)- Compact discs CONTACT 1. “Star,” Danielle Steel were teasingly called Ken and stripped them of every illusion GENERAL OIL 31 BISSELL ST. MANCHESTER 2. “The Edge,” Dick Francis Platinum • MIRRORS • SHOWER DOORS • STORE FRONTS Barbie by their friends. they ever had.” 9. “ Vivid” Living Colour 1. “Traveling Wilburys” LENSES 3. “The Satanic Verses,” Sal­ McGinniss says he sort of The youngest boy, John, still Traveling Wilburys (Wilbury) 5 6 8 - 3 5 0 0 • SAFETY GLASS • BATHTUB ENCLOSURES • ETC. man Rushdie (Epic)-Gold stumbled onto the book when a does not believe his father is 10. “Hangin’ Tough” New 2. “Mystery Girl” Roy Orbi­ member ENERGY CENTERS co-operative SOFT • HARD • GAS PERMEABLE 4. “The Long Dark Tea-Time of Toms River woman, a stranger to guilty. Kids On the Block (Columbia)- son (Virgin) EXTENDED WEAR the Soul.” Douglas Adams him, wrote him a long letter “When I talked to them John -Gold 3. “The Raw and The 5. “Midnight,” Dean R. Koontz shortly after the murder. was still desperately clinging like Cooked” Fine Young Canni­ • TINTED & COLORED SOFT 6. “The Sands of Time.” Sidney “She had about 90 percent of it a little boy lost at sea to the only bals (IRS) ■*« - — - Sheldon right two months after the thing he had left,” McGinniss Country singles 4. “Shooting Rubberbands at Clay CONTACT LENSES 7. “The Fortune,” Michael murder,” he says. “The letter says. the Stars” Edie Brickell & The • BIFOCAL CONTACT LENSES Korda was very compelling.” The other two, Chris and Roby, 1. “New Fool at an Old New Bohemians (Geffen) 8. “Morning Glory,” LaVyrle McGinniss says he doesn’t believe their father had their Game” Reba McEntire 5. “Spike” Elvis Costello • TOPIC SOFT CONTACT LENSES (MCA) Furniture AFFORDABLE Spencer know why he even read the letter. mother killed, a mother who put (Warner Bros.) AVAILABLE FOR ASTIGMATISM 9. “ Billy Bathgate,” E.L. After “Fatal Vision” went on the notes in their lunches, always 2. “Baby’s Gotten Good at 6. “Electric Youth” Debbie InduRtriBR CONVERTIBLES Doctorow air in 1984 as a two-part miniser­ kissed them goodbye, and fixed Goodbye” George Strait Gibson (Atlantic) CORRECTION 10. “Rainbow in the Mist.” ies. he was deluged with letters them pancakes for breakfast (MCA) 7. “ Watermark” Enya MAKERS OF CONTEMPORARY FURNISHINGS • HEARING AIDS • OPTICAL GOODS Phyllis A. Whitney from people asking him to write a even when they got up at 11 a m. 3. “I’m No Stranger to the (Geffen) Custom Furniture Designed & Built book about some murder or the She was Super Mom. They will Rain” Keith Whitley (RCA) 8. “Forever Your Girl” • 763 and 191 Main St., Mancheater NON-FICTION other. not answer their father’s letters 4. “From the Word Go” Paula Abdul (Virgin) COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL Phone: 643-1191 or 643-1900 1. “Getting the Love You “I got hundreds of letters from nor speak to him. Michael Martin Murphey 9. “Living Years” Mike & 35 Oakland Street • Manchester, CT 06040 646-8468 Want,” Harville Hendrix people whose second cousin was “They feel their father is (Warner Bros.) The Mechanics (Atlantic) • Eaatbrook Mall, Manafleld 2. “Wealth Without Risk,” murdered or from someone who already dead,” says McGinniss, 5. ‘Tm a One Woman Man” 10. “ Loc-ed After Dark” (203) 643-7580 Phone: 456-1141 .18 Oak Street, Manchester, CT Charles Givens was beaten up in a barroom brawl The father is on death row in George Jones (Epic) Tone-Loc (Delicious Vinyl) Tui'i-I-ri 11-6»Thurs ll-H'Sal 10-5 3. “All I Really Need to Know I and they wanted me to write a Trenton. N.J.. awaiting the out­ 6. “Down That Road To­ Learned in Kindergarten,” Ro­ book about it.” he says. “I was come of appeals. He still pro­ night” Nitty Gritty Dirt Band — Billboard Publications, Inc. bert Fulghum just throwing them away. claims his innocence, clinging to (Warner Bros.) 4. “The 8-Week Cholesterol “ What first interested me a story that he pulled into a 7. “Who You Gonna Blame It MANCHESTER OVER 4 5 CAULIFLOWER... Cure,” Robert E. Kowalski about the Marshall case was what secluded rest stop on the Jersey On This Time” Vern Gosdin YEARS 5. “Blind Faith,” Joe kind of a place was this where a State Parkway to check on a (Columbia) EXPERIENCE CALL m ONE HOUR. McGinniss guy who had lived there 20 years, leaking tire and someone hit him 8. “From a Jack to a King” MEMORIAL CO. 1 6. “The Blooding,” Joseph this pillar of the community, was over the head and then shot Ricky Van Shelton (Columbia) Opp. East Cemetery Which Do You Hear? Wambaugh automatically presumed guilty Maria, leaving two bullet holes so 9. “Big Love” The Bellamy CALL 649-5807 7. “One Up on Wall Street,” by his friends within 24 hours of close you could cover them with a Bros. (MCA-Curb) FREE HEARING TEST Peter Lynch 10. “Heartbreak Hill” Em- the murder. 50-cent coin. Marshall claims he a 763 and 191 Main St., Mancheater 8. “The 1989 Physicians Desk “I was also interested in doing was robbed of his Atlantic City mylou Harris (Reprise) Reference,” eds. something about the social mores winnings and then staggered onto r Phone: 643-1191 or 643-1900 9. “Count Out Cholesterol,” Dr. QUALITY MEMORIALS of a town in the ’80s, particularly the highway to get help. a Eaatbrook Mall, Mansfield Art Ulene a town that didn’t have any kind The tire, which was slashed Adult singles 10. “A Brief History of Time.” of distinctive identity. It seemed after it was parked, showed no Phone: 456-1141 ' COMPANY ' l.“You Got It” Roy Orbison HARRISON STREET MANCHESTER Stephen Hawking to be a town transformed by evidence of a slow leak and there (Virgin) 151 Talcottville Rd., Rte. 83, Vernon materialism. were brightly lit places within a nAereiiN coNNScTicure LeADiNO full aenvice opncisnsi 872-1118 — Courtesy of Waldenbooks “It was also a book about these few miles he could have stopped. A

1 3 \ \ £ 11 J 1 e i.. [Jl- i; A)' ■ 32 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Mar. 18, 1989 (I FOCUS / Senior Citizens WIT OF THE WORLD BUSINESS ‘Caregivers Fair’ is scheduied Eastern puts jets up for sale;

Editor’s note: This column is pre­ meet a district attorney, a public ON-GOING ACTIVITIES union officials discuss buyout pared by the staff of the Manchester defender, take a tour of the “ lock up,” Monday — Ceramics, 9:30 a.m.; Senior Citizens’ Center. view court in action and talk with a bingo, 10 a.m.; pinochle, 12:30 p.m.; judge. The tour is limited to the first 20 exercise “ Rose” , 1:30 p.m. By The Associated Press about the company’s latest at­ renewed interest in selling all or Bv Joe DImlnIco people registering. If interested, please Tuesday — Oil painting, 9:30 a.m.; tempt to sell aircraft, Matell parts of Eastern since the airline Activities Director contact the center. photography, 10 a.m.; square dancing, Strikebound Eastern Airlines insisted. filed for bankruptcy protection Eastern’s pilots, who joined Seniors are encouraged to attend the 10 a.m.: exercise “ Cleo,” 1:30 p.m.; has notified aircraft brokers it March 9. Eastern is operating with flight attendants in sym­ Seniors and family members are Senior Center Thursday for a ham basketweaving (intermediate), 2 p.m.; wants to sell part of its 250-plane only about 10 percent of its invited to attend a “ Caregivers Fair’’ dinner with broccoli, sweet potato and grocery shopping (Stop & Shop), call a fleet as its owners and Machinists pathy strikes against the carrier, pre-strike schedule of 1,040 daily sponsored by the Manchester Health ice cream. Following lunch, at approxi­ day in advance for ride; non-grocery union hint that talks are under have maintained that Eastern’s flights. Department on April 8 from 9; 30 a.m. to mately 12:45 p.m., we will hear the Red shopping (Caldor’s), call a day in way to sell the carrier, now parent company is stripping the “ It’s possible that the most 2:30 p.m. Garter band, which will play music of advance for ride. reorganizing in bankruptcy company’s assets to prop up sensible way for Eastern Airlines Wednesday: Pinochle, 9:30 a.m.; line The fair is designed to acquaint the the 40’s. The cost is $1.75. If interested court. non-union sister Continental to proceed would be for some dancing, 9:30 a.m.; cable TV video public with the services available in the please call the center for reservations “ We’re exploring the market,” Airlines. different types of ownership in class, 10 a.m.. Friendship Circle, 10 area. Representatives from the Social no later than Tuesday noon. Eastern spokesman Robin Matell In another development Fri­ some way,” Lorenzo said in an Security Administration, Visiting a.m.; arts and crafts, 12;30 p.m.; Our newly formed singing group is told The Associated Press on day, a Pan Am Corp. union interview recorded for ABC-TV’s Nurse & Home Care Inc. of Manchester, bridge, 12:30 p.m.; western civiliza­ looking for some men to join to add Friday. He added that he did not official said he would meet with “ 20-20” show Friday night. Red Cross, and the American Cancer tion, 1:45 p.m.: exercise “ Rose,” 1:30 some harmony. The group has a brand know the total number of aircraft the leader of Eastern’s striking But Lorenzo promised that his Society are just a few of the agencies p.m. new director, an accompanist, and for sale, but that it was “ nowhere Machinists in Miami to discuss a goal hasn’t been to sell off that will be present to answer ques­ Thursday — Orchestra rehearsal, 9 invites all to attend the next meeting on possible joint employee buyout of Eastern, tions. Also available will be cholesterol, a.m.; bingo, 10 a.m., exercise “ Cleo,” near most of the fleet.” March 29 at 12:30 p.m. the two airlines. blood pressure and hearing screenings. 11 a.m.; setback, 12;30 p.m.; exercise The notice to aircraft brokers William F. Genoese, director of Bryan, the union chief who for Seniors are encouraged to attend the The Video Club will hold its next “ Rose,” 1:30 p.m. worldwide was issued either meeting on April 5 at 10 a.m. at the Thursday or Friday and included the Teamsters union’s Airline years has advocated employee microwave class on April 5 from 9:30 to CLINICS Inflation data Senior Center. The group members Division, told The Associated control as a leading solution for 11:15 a.m. Annette Holden of the A blood pressure clinic will be held listings of DC-9S, Boeing 727s and were given assignments for the produc­ PEOPLE Press that he and Machinists Eastern’s problems, confirmed Cooperative Extension Service will be Wednesday for those individuals whose 757s, Matell said. He said that the tion of a video on the Senior Center. New District 100 President Charles the featured speaker. Items discussed last names begin with the letters L to Z. airline made similar notices he would meet with Genoese but members are welcome at any time. No Carter, Nelson to appear spooks market “ hundreds” of times in the past. Bryan plan to discuss a buyout declined to say whether they will be features to be considered in- The clinic will be held from 9 to 11 a.m. experience is necessary. All training plan Saturday to combine the selecting a microwave and cooking for Tax consultants will be available AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Former President “ Given the current situation it would explore an Eastern-Pan will be provided by a representative Bv Chet Currier airlines. one or two people. Also food samples Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Carter wiil talk and Willie Nelson will sing obviously draws much greater Am combination. from Cox Cable. Pan Am, like Eastern, has been will be available at the end of the class. Friday from 1 to 3:30 p.m. gospel April 2 at a benefit for a group that The Associated Press attention and people wonder just “ We’re going to be discussing a If interested, call the center at 647-3211 Lastly, best wishes to Joe Cupidi and racked by financial losses and whole range of subjects,” the builds houses for the poor. NEW YORK — A benign winter for stock market what it means,” Matell said, to register. Frank Hunter, who are in St. Francis SCORES labor tensions. Pan Am Chair­ Machinists leader' said, adding, Lady Bird Johhnson and former congresswo­ investors is approaching its end with some noting that the company had Big thanks are in order to Jennie Hospital. SETBACK — March 10: Betty man Tom Plaskett recently said “ I never make any statements man Barbara Jordan also will attend the increasingly chilling worries about infiation. made it clear since the Machi­ Leggitt, a voiunteer quilting instructor, Jesanis, 148; Joe Pereto, 132; Art the carrier probably would need about any possible sales or gospel reunion sponsored by the Riverbend In their strongest sustained performance since nists struck the carrier nearly who gave up one day a week to teach CLASSES Bouffard, 119; Lena Speed, 117; Clara to merge with another airline to transactions.” Baptist Church, the Rev. Gcraid Mann said the great bull market of 1982-87, stock prices began two weeks ago that assets would seniors the techniques of quilting. Western Civilization — March 22,1:45 Hemingway, 117; John Klein, 117. ensure its survival. Financial analysts say the Friday. to rally late in November, gathered strength in be sold to finance Eastern’s to 3:45 p.m., instructor, Robert PINOCHLE — March 13: Carl The proceeds will go to Habitat for Texas Air Corp. Chairman leading potential buyer for East­ January and established new post-crash highs in rebuilding. THURSDAY PROGRAMS Harrington. Popple, 826; Ann Fisher, 778: Bob Humanity, an ecumenical organization that Frank Lorenzo has indicated a ern remains financier Carl Icahn. early February. “ There is nothing unusual” March 30 — Learning to be Healthy in Line Dancing — March 22, 9:30 to Shubert, 777; Betty Jesanis, 731; Helen builds single-family houses at cost, involving a stressfui environment. 11:30 a.m., instructor, Lee Burton Bensche, 718; Peter Casella, 715. the residents in construction and arranging for After a modest pullback, they came on strong April 6 — Beethoven Singers (filled.) BOWLING — March 14: Andy families to repay to cost at no interest. again and nearly equaled their February highs this Watercolor Class — April 11 through Lamoureux, 214,214,592; Ray Chittick, past week. TRIPS June 30, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., instructor, 531; Ed Adams, 547; Harold Hinkel, But the upbeat mood in the financial world March 29 — Manchester Superior James Downing (limit 14). 540; Bruno Giordano, 215, 548; Cy Charles fails to play suddenly took an anxious turn on Friday, when the Our homes are surrounded by Court. Bus departs at 8:45 a.m. and is Driver Education — April 18 and 19, Perkins, 214,516; Paul Venza,529; John DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — The Labor Department reported that the producer price 12:30 to 4 p.m., instructor, Harry Kravontka, 516; Harvey Duplin, 201, fuil. Prince of Wales, after a much-touted plan to index of finished goods rose a full percentage point April 4 — Rockingham Race Track, Reinhorn, $7 fee payable by check to 513; Norm Lasher, 516; Lenny Bjork- star in an international polo tournament in the in February for the second straight month. acres of insulation . . . $29 per person. Call Don Berger AARP. man, 201; Rusty Rusconi, 502; Mike United Arab Emirates, did not show up at all on Two months’ figures don’t make a trend. But 875-0538 to register. Pierro, 246, 569; Joseph Morin, 203,504. Friday. anyone who projected the figures out over a full year April 14 — Manchester Superior MENU Jennie Leggitt, 502; Ida Cormier, 205, People who spent up to $260 for the privilege was bound to stir memories of the dread Birch Mountain is set Court. Bus departs at 8:45 a.m. and is Monday — Hot turkey sandwish- 509; Lorna Kmiec, 499; Yolanda Burns. of watching Charles swing his mallet at the phenomenon of a decade ago, double-digit inflation. full. gravy, whipped potato, peas, beverage in the midst of a beauti­ 178; Eleanor Bergren, 188. 468; Joann Dubai Polo Club were told that Charles had Few economists on Wall Street had considered May 13 — Carnegie Hall, $44 per and dessert. Allard. 178, 483; Harriet Giordano, 191, been advised by Britain not to play “ for that as even a remote possibility. Even after the ful park " 300 acre person, which includes transportation. Tuesday — Fish cakes, baked beans, 452; Sadi Antonowicz. 184. 459; Mary security reasons.” data were in, forecasters believe there is very little Lunch at a New York delicatessen not brown bread, cole slaw, beverage and Blazinski, 471; Alice Chittick, 496. Lookout Mountain Park included. Trip includes a show at dessert. PINOCHLE — March 15: Ada Rojas, chance of an economic replay of the soaring prices to be exact. Forty-five Carnegie Hall featuring Skitch Hender­ Wednesday — Roast beef grinder, 790; Clara Hemingway, 756; Ray Execs welcome Milken seen in the late 1970s. son, the New York Pops and Rosemary juice, beverage and dessert. Bogue. 735. But the widely held belief that the Federal more acres within the Clooney. Signup April 7 at 9:30 a.m. Thursday — Ham, sweet potato, NEW YORK (AP) — Multimillionaire bond Reserve would succeed in its effort to keep inflation BRIDGE — March 15; Tom Regan. trader Michael Milken, the subject of a federal neighborhood will be May 25 — Spag’s shopping trip and broccoli, roll, beverage and ice cream. 4,790; Betty Seipel. 3.990; Eileen in check without much economic pain has suffered a securities fsaud probe, was warmly received buffet lunch at Rom’s, $18 per person. Friday — Closed in observance of Wilson, 3,990; Marge Howard. 3,740; serious challenge. added to the by chief executives of some of the nation’s Signup April 17 at 9:30 a.m. “ Good Friday.” JoAnne Allard,3,560; BevTaylor, 3.300. And some nagging questions took on a new biggest companies at a black-tie dinner at the park. Trees, June 4-8 — Wildwood, N.J., $212 per urgency: In a deregulated economy that operates Waldorf-Astoria hotel. person. Call Don Berger 875-0538. on huge international flows of money, how much hills and June 28 — Taj Mahal, $34 per person The audience gave Milliken two standing Social Security ovations during his speech to Financial World power does the Fed have to achieve its anti- meadows which includes transportation, sight­ inflationary goals? seeing, full course luncheon at West­ magazine’s “ CEO of the Decade” dinner will wrap Thursday night. Assuming that the mission can be accomplished, chester Marriott. Signup May 12 at 9:30 what degree of credit-tightening will be needed, and your person­ a.m. QUESTION: With all the publicity QUESTION: I will be65 in August and It was Milken’s first public appearance in would like to retire at that time. When New York since Drexei Burnham Lambert Inc. how high will that drive interest rates? alized you’ve had over the last few months Lastly, will the central bank have to squeeze the MISCELLANY about sending away for your Personal should I go to apply for my Social agreed to fire him and withhold his 1988 pay as part of a piea deal with the government. economy to the point of recession before it sees any Derekseth Men golfers who did not attend last Earnings and benefit Statement, I Security? Can I apply before August? evidence that it is getting inflation under control? past week’s golf meeting are reminded thought I ’d give it a try When I got my In his speech, Milken did not address charges home in a registration will close March 31. Late statement back it showed how many ANSWER: Yes, you can. If you want that include insider trading in a Securities and As traders faced those issues, stocks fell sharply registrants will be put on a waiting list. to begin receiving full benefits as soon Exchange Commission suit against Drexei on Friday, giving up nearly all of a strong gain they protective 1 Social Security credits I had. What are that names him. The league will begin on April 17 at they and how do I get them? as you turn 65. you can apply as early as had amassed earlier in the week, when it looked as blanket of Manchester Country Club. three months before your 6.5th birthday. though the strains on the economy might be easing. Lady golfers are reminded that their You will probably also want to sign up School thanks Vicki Carr The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials, down greenery. annual meeting is scheduled for April 5 for Medicare at the same time So 48.57 on Friday, finished the week with a net gain of SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Holy Cross High at 1:30 p.m at the center. Items on the ANSWER: We measure Social Secur­ contact Social Security in may or June School renamed its library the Vikki Carr 10 00 dt 2 292.14. agenda will include format, dues, ity credits in what we call quarters of to start the application process going. Learning Resource Center after the singer who The New York Stock Exchange composite index OPEN SUNDAY 12:00 - 4:00 course and the banquet. The meeting is coverage. You earn a credit or quarter has donated more than $500,000 to the school. slipped .19 to 164.66; the NASDAQ composite index obligatory for all interested of coverage by working and paying This column is prepared by the East Ms. Carr, who has played 10 benefit concerts for the over-the-counter market dropped 3.71 to Homes from $244,100 participants. Social Security taxes on covered Hartford office of the Social Security earnings. You receive a quarter of at the school, established the Vikki Carr 402.19, and the American Stock Exchange market DteMttomi M. S4B to 364 loWy«>« Stmt exit M cndof nmp, turn ^rmV3^ounlQm The Senior Center wili be offering an Administration. Questions should be left M stop HQht iw n rtflM onto Mghland SC.. wMch becomee Camp coverage for each $500 of earnings. Of Foundation in 1971. The foundation has made it value index was down 4.16 at 328.36. additional trip to the Manchester sent to: Social Security, Manchester Volume on the Big Board averaged 177.28 million 688-6473 Heedng Rond. Oo under hlqtnif^y anS talut Immnfliate rtght onto Birch of Manchester course, you can only earn a maximum Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester possible for 170 Mexican-American youths to Mountain Rond. Watch for Model Home on rtght. Superior Court on May 12. The tour will attend college. shares a day, up from 159.80 million the week before. last from 9 a.m. to noon. The group-will pf four gyarters,of.coverage^annuaUy.. 06040. AA

Ml > s I Business SeabrooK i^iven another rhdHth; SCIENCE & HEALTH Bank promotes Torkomian Massachusetts towns can’t sue Satellites EPA: Cut energy use Dale H. Torkomian of would cost between $49 million Bolton has been pro­ MANCHESTER, N.H. (AP) - said in a brief filed with Yacos on and $77 million, depending on moted to assistant A bankruptcy judge on Friday let Thursday. factors including when Seabrook treasurer at the Connec­ Public Service Company of New Levin argued that letting Pub­ will keep to ease global warming starts commercial operation or is ticut Bank and Trust Hampshire spend up to $2 million lic Service make next month’s Co., Hartford. to keep its Seabrook nuclear payments “ would remove that canceled. WASHINGTON (AP) - The of global warming. But it said As assistant manager power project afloat for another risk to Seabrook.” In return. Public Service would operating United States must take major there is a “ growing consensus” in of funds control. Tor­ month, averting a potential cash MMWEC. which owns 12 per­ be released from a contract to steps to cut energy consumption the scientific community that if buy back Seabrook power from komian is responsible crisis for the stalled plant. cent of Seabrook. stopped making WASHINGTON (A P) - Money — including more efficient auto­ nothing is done to reduce the MMWEC. Public Service esti­ for overseing the flow of Judge James Yacos allowed payments to the project last June, has been raised to keep the mobiles and home heating sys­ discharge of pollutants into the mates it could save $210 million funds and securities the payment as he postponed until saying it wanted out. Landsat Earth-sensing satellites tems — if expected global warm­ atmosphere, the'Earth can be throughout securities April 14 a hearing on a longer- The $5.9 billion plant was that way. going for at least four months, the ing problems are to be eased, the expected to become 4 to 11 processing, assuring range plan for Public Service, the completed in July 1986 but Most of Seabrook’s current and National Oceanic and Atmos­ Environmental Protection degrees Farenheit warmer over accurate reconcile­ lead Seabrook owner, to pick up remains unlicensed because of former owners also would agree pheric Administration told Con­ Agency said Friday. the next century. ment. controlled ba­ payments being skipped by the evacuation-planning and finan­ not to sue Public Service over its gress on Friday. In a report to a Senate environ­ To curtail energy use, the lancing and reporting, fourth largest owner, Massachu­ cial problems, including the flight management of the project. The The satellites had been threa­ mental subcommittee, the EPA report proposed: and coordinating work setts Municipal Wholesale Elect­ of 36 percent owner Public deal was approved unanimously tened with shutdown March 31 outlined actions that are needed ■ Increasing average automo­ by the end of this century if the flow to conform with ric Co. Service into bankruptcy reorgan­ by directors of Public Service and because of a lack of money, but bile fuel economy levels to 40 internal and external Later Friday. Yacos approved ization 14 months ago. MMWEC. movement toward a dangerously miles per gallon by the year 2000. passing the hat among agencies I ** audit requirements. She a critical condition for the Sea­ Northeast Utilities of Connecti­ While denying that it managed that use information from Land- warmer Earth is to be slowed. This is in sharp contrast to the joined the bank in 1978. brook settlement, barring 15 cut. which owns 4 percent of Seabrook imprudently. Public sat has generated enough pledges While the report said the United Reagan administration which in Torkomian is a Massachusetts communities that Seabrook through a subsidiary, Service estimates that if other to keep the satellites operating. States should take the lead in recent years urged elimination of meeting the global warming, or member of the Bolton own shares of the plant through picked up MMWEC payments current and past Seabrook The Defense Department federal fuel economy standards Dale Torkomian greenhouse, problem head-on, Parent-Teacher Organ­ MMWEC from filing claims in through the end of November. owners successfully sued it on pledged $3 million; $1.6 million and accommodated auto industry these grounds, the company EPA Administrator William K. ization and is a reporter for the employee bankruptcy court against Public Since then, other plant owners — will come from satellite operat­ requests not to set fleetwide Reilly emphasized the problem is publication, STATEwide, in the securities process­ Service over its management of Seabrook officials won’t say could be liable for damages ing receipts; $1 million from the standards above 26.5 mpg. international in scope. ing and processing services division. She has taken the project. Public Service had which ones — have been making exceeding $1 billion. National Aeronautics and Space ■ Taking measures to make “ The response to this problem various American Institute of Banking-sponsored said it likely would scrap the the payments. Public Service lawyers also Administration; $500,000 from AP photo new single family homes more cannot be a unilateral one,” classes. settlement if the communities Under the proposed settlement. warned Yacos that a trial on the Interior Department, and energy efficient so they will use DISCOVERY — A mummy, believed to be Reilly told the Senate subcommit­ She is the former Dale Hawver. could sue. Public Service would reimburse prudence claims would be one of $300,000 from the Department of an average 50 percent less fuel tee on environmental protection, Earlier, Public Service credi­ those other owners for payments “ Herculean proportions.” lasting Agriculture, said Dr. William E. ■4,400 years old, of an aristocratic, young heat in the year 2000 than the adding that if there is not tors and stockholders had re­ made since Dec. 1 and would many months or years and Evans, Commerce under secre­ woman is displayed after its discovery average in 1980. international cooperation U.S. State housing permits drop quested a postponement of the make further payments into reviewing a licensing case that in tary for oceans and atmospheres. ■ Setting fees on carbon emis­ Thursday at the foot of the Great Pyramid actions could be “ canceled out by hearing on the settlement itself, early 1990, by which time the 17 years has produced more than The Landsat satellites, which sions ranging from 7 to 20 percent HARTFORD (A P) — The number of housing of Cheops in Egypt. The mummy’s body other countries.” saying they need more time to utility predicts the plant will be 15 million pages of documents. collect information used in map­ on natural gas, oil and coal to permits issued in February fell to their lowest level But Reilly said the United determine whether the deal is operating commercially. Several small owners refused ping, locating mineral resources was so dried out it was wrapped in foam encourage less use of those fuels. for the month since 1982, the state Department of States “ is going to have to Idad by good for the utility. In all. Public Service would to sign away their rights to sue, and assessing agricultural and for protection. ■ Stop the loss of forests Housing reported Friday. example” and that President Public Service opposed any make $30 million in MMWEC’s however. other land features, are operated around the world by beginning in The department said 586 permits were issued Bush has made clear he intends to extension unless it could pick up Seabrook payments, plus cash by the National Oceanic and 1990 a program aimed at planting statewide last month, compared to 1,142 in take a leadership role. Massachusetts Municipal’s pay­ payments to MMWEC and English poet Dame Edith Sit­ Atmospheric Administration, at least as many trees as are cut Feburary 1988. The recommendations outlined ment in the interim former Seabrook owners. Public well was born in Scarborough in which is under Evans. down or destroyed. Trees absorb In February 1982, only 338 units permits were Lovely mummy in the EPA report will be used by “ There is no assurance of any Service estimates the settlement 1887. The budget problem was carbon dioxide as they grow, issued. the administration and Congress source for payments of caused by the fact that the two keeping the gas from getting into For the first two months of 1989, the number of in assessing what kinds of regula­ MMWEC’s share beyond March satellites are past their antici­ the atmosphere. housing permits is down 33.7 percent compared to tory action or legislation might be 17, 1989,” the utility’s lead bank­ LICENSED INSURED pated lifetimes and planners had found at Giza ■ End the use of chlorofluoro- 1988. The number of permits issued in January and needed on global warming. ruptcy lawyer, Richard Levin. not expected them to last this carbons by all industrialized February this year is 1,509 compared with 2,276 last The EPA report, concluding long. A replacement is to be countries over the next 14 years year. two years of study, acknoweldged COLTAKT launched in a year or so, and that GIZA PLATEAU, Egypt (AP) — An ancient and take action to sharply curtail Weekly that there remains considerable has been funded. mummy of an aristocratic young woman, her Mona the chemical’s use by developing uncertainty about the magnitude Visit marks CofC birthday H ealth Tip CARPENTRY Asked what will happen when Lisa smile frozen in a plaster death mask, has been countries. the new financing runs out in four unearthed in a shallow pit at the foot of the Great EN FIELD (A P) — Danish Prim e Minister Poul months, Evans told the House Pyramid of Cheops. Schlueter on Friday toured two U.S. subsidiaries of FOR ALL YOUR Appropriations commerce sub­ “ She’s really lovely,” said Aly Hassan, director of Danish companies — Lego Systems Inc. in Enfield TORRE TILE IMPORTS — DIST. INC. CARPENTRY NEEDS committee that he is not sure, but Pharaonic monuments for the Egyptian Antiquities and Novo Laboratories Inc. in Danbury — to mark he wants to be cautious about Organization. Hassan dated the mummy as 4,400 Ceramic Tile and Marble fo r Floors and Walls the 25th anniversary of the Danish American CALL US BEFORE YOU BUILD committing large amounts of years old, one of the earliest ever found in Egypt. Buildint; a new home or making renot’alions? Chamber of Commerce. 10% SPRINGTIME DISCOUNT 633-1835 money. “ Nature may solve the Egyptologists expressed surprise at Thursday’s FOR BIG SAVINGS, COME SEE The organization promotes trade between the problem by shutting down” the discovery, noting the Giza pyramids area has been THE REAL IMPORTER United States and Denmark. satellites, he commented. looted repeatedly since antiquity and excavated by Schlueter toured Lego, a subsidary of the Billund, NEW SH IPM E N T O F CERAM IC FLO O R TILE Evans’ comments came at a some of the greatest archaeologists of the last two Denmark-based Lego Group, with V. Hoick ______SALE ENDS MARCH 30tli. hearing on the proposed $1.06 centuries. Andersen, chief execuive officer and president of by Roy D. Katz, R.Ph. Hassan said the seals of the grave were intact • DECORATIVE • DOMESTIC- • MOSAIC • OUR NEW LINE billion budget for NOAA, which FLOORS the American company. The toy company manufac­ IMPORTANT PUBLIC AUCTION when an antiquities inspector accidentally found the V/ALLTILE FLOOR TILE OF EXCLUSIVE he said will allow the agency to • TILE tures Lego building blocks. DIABETICS — NO HSH OIL • MARBLETILE • FLOOR TILE • QUARRY TILE concentrate on three primary burial shaft. As Omega-3 fish oil supplements PERSIAN & OTHER ORIENTAL RUGS Officials who entered the grave found the areas: coastal zone research and 8x8 — ITALIAN help to reduce cholesterol levels. It RUNNER-SCATTER & ROOM SIZES mummy. She wore a bronze crown covered with 10x10 — HEAVY DUTY was hoped to be beneficial for dia­ development, modernization of CERAMIC-FLOOR-TILE Creditors locked in lawsuit BRADLBV RAMADA INN 4 gold leaf on her head and jewelry around her neck. betics whose arteries are prone to . the National Weather Service and CERAMIC FLOOR TILE ELLA QRA880 TNPK. RD. Jewelry, pottery, wooden items, a piece of glass, MANYCOLORS NEW YORK (A P) — Two New York businessmen become choked with thick choles­ research into global climate WIND80R LOCKS, CT flint, obsidian, a clove of garlic and more than a STARTING PRICE STARTING PRICE say all their dealings with Coleco Industries Inc. terol deposits. Sadly, Medical change. were honorable despite accusations by Coleco World News reports that Omega-3 SUN. MARCH 10TH, 2 PM, VIEWING 1 Pm ' dozen teeth lay nearby. The wood and garlic may 5 0 / ALL 00 creditors that the two cheated the company out of oils tend to decrease the amount of have been placed in the grave to keep insects away. S FT [MATERIAL SFT Insulin the body can produce In res­ 1 2 millions of dollars. Deaths preventable The mummy was not identified, but Hassan said ponse to food — the result Is higher EXCEPTIONALLY FINE. CERTIFIED HANDKNOTTED ORIENTAL RLIOS 12i02 I IN A group of creditors has sued the businessmen, LOS ANGELES (A P) - Medi­ the woman’s nobility was established both by the 6x6 — 6x8 blood sugar levels after meals. Until UNIQUE VILLAGE CARPETS. TRIBAL, COLLECTIBLE SILK AND PART SILK. finery buried with her and the site of her burial, a FLOOR TILE \ STOCK Isaac Perlmutter and Bernard Marden, but the men TRADITIONAL FLORAL PATTERNS, AND OTHER MASTER PIECES NOT cal experts say 65 percent of all more Is known of this effect. It Is cemetery reserved for officials of the ruling court. BATHROOM said in court documents that all their dealings with safer for diabetics not to take fish oil GENERALLY TO BE FOUND IN THE MARKET. deaths and disabilities occurring FOR MANY USES She was about 22 years old when she died and WALL — TILE — FROM Coleco have been “ in good faith” and “ without capsules at all. The ehlpment cleared from: before age 65 are preventable. STARTING PRICE ITALY fraudulent intent.” With preventive measures 400,000 stood five feet tall, Hassan said. He said the body 20 The two men have asked Judge Prudence B. U.S. CUSTOMS BONDED WAREHOUSES American lives could be save dates from the Fifth dynasty, which lasted from 2465 i 6 5 B.C. to 2323 B.C. He said he dated her body from that 2 SFT STARTING PRICE I SFT Abram, who is overseeing Coleco’s Chapter 11 case To be ditpoaed of at a nominal'for Immediate caah realization. annually, it is estimated. in U.S. District Court in New York City, to dismiss dynasty because other bodies in the cemetery were 237 LED YARD ST. EVERY RUG GUARANTEED AUTHENTIC, CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY Data on file at the center show HARTFORD, CT OTHER LOCATIONS the lawsuit filed against them on Feb. 14. No trial ISSUED FOR EACH PIECE. that overweight individuals, as a from that period. 522-0507 522-7701 NORTH HAVEN date has been set. Thia It a rare opportunity to acquire fine ORIENTAL RUGS at affordable orleea group, have more motor vehicle Her body is so dried out that it has been wrapped OPEN TO THE PUBUC DON’T MISS IT, ------Coleco, based in Avon, filed for protection from accidents and are more likely to in foam for protection and bound beneath the head. HARTFORD SHOWROOM 234-7470 Zahi Hawass, director general of the Giza area, MONOAY.WCDNESDAY t:(K).S;S0 creditors in July, citing debts of $540.3 million. 348 Main Street SPONSORS: CHALLENGE ORIENTAL RUG GALLERY suffer heart attacks. Excessive WATERBURY Manchester said the new mummy might have been an important THURSDAY-nUDAV t.-OO-BiJO Perlmutter and Marden are together owed about New York City, N.Y. 212-684-6225 stress also shows up as a major SATURDAY 9:00-5:00 755-6177 $80 million and represent one group, making them 649-1025 Termt: Caah or approved checka. factor in road accidents, heart person reburied for safekeeping in the shaft where the toy company’s single largest creditor. disease, stroke and cancer. she was found. A

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Will train proper the Personnel Depart­ Coventry area the Manchester Herald bv M USEUM Tour Guides orscape sales division. person. Coll 870-9261 ment, 41 Center Street, WE WILL NOTIFY advertiser. Including adver­ for historic house. Port We also offer the op­ and ask for Mr. GIrord. Manchester, CT 06040 YOUR CARRIER tisements In any tree distri­ time, seasonal starting portunity for you to use FRONT desk clerk. Part or bv calling 647-3126. Try Our Pay-By-Mail THAT YOU ARE A Manchester bution publications pub­ your skills at various time, Saturday, Sun­ lished bv the Manchester mid May. Flexible territories that are eoe______PAY-BY-MAIL Herald. Penny Sletterf, hours; some weekend day, 3 to 11pm. Excel­ VOCATIONAL Instructor CUSTOMER. available to qualified lent pay. 724-4667. Program... Publisher. afternoons. Interest In professionals who - Adult day treatment Herald route. history and people re­ have the motivation to for adults who are quired. Will train. $4.25 RECEPTIONIST. Look­ mu It I-handicapped, It makes paying your subscription easier on achieve success. Base ing for part time recep­ per hour. Hole Homes­ salaries and good per­ onday - Friday. $11.87 • MOTHER G OOSE. Ciaale the ^ you. Instead of paying your carrier every 2 Short Hours — tionist with full time . '^perfect nursery accent by PERSDNALS tead, 247-8996. centage paid on sales. $13.24 per hour. Excel­ weeks, you can simply write a check tor 3 potential for growing lent fringe benefits. •making toyland's favorite Send resume and sa­ real estate Investment xi:j:|mo!her. About 14x14 inches, months. 6 m onths or a full year .. drop it in the BASEBALL - Wonted; lary history to Milford EOE 647-1624. Ijiy^Plans include full size pat- Great Pay! Anv Information (cllp- company. Hours 8:30 - '' ’'terns, illustrated instructions, liiij’y' mail. Then, you can forget about having ready HELP WANTED Inc., P. O. Box 2-186, 2:30 but are negotiable. g|#2l24 $4.95 plnos, photos, rosters, Milford, CT 06460. eoe cash to pay your carrier answering the door anecdotes) on the Mature, friendly per­ FOR SPARKLING wood­ work, tile, glass and ' SATISFACTION OR YOUR illl when it's inconvenient or being at home to semi-pro teams of M AN CH ESTER Hondo, POOL Attendant, 18 years son with light typing MONEY BACK! ||| Call 647-9946 Rockville and Man­ "Connecticuts largest or older, tor position, skills preferred. Call painted surfaces, odd •gSTo order plans mail check or iKiS pay your bill chester, 1900 through motorcvcle/power 40 hours a week min­ Susan or Betty at 246- three tablespoons of ^money order and project % equipment dealer" Is imum. Please call 528- 1126.______washing soda to a quart of ^xiy;number and name, with your 1910. Purpose: locol ||;:^^name, address and zip. Add Simply complete the coupon below and send Ask for history research. Rhett now accepting applica­ 1300 to set up an ap­ SECRETARY. We seek a worm water and wash. No $2.95 for catalog (includes Krause, 55 Wildwood tions In the soles, ser­ pointment for an dynamic, versatile In­ rinsing required. For i::;:;:ji:$16 In discount couplonsi) In it to us... or it you would like more information Rood., Vernon, CT vice, and ports depart­ Interview. ___ dividual who trives In a sparkling results when . .OkJa. please add tax. on our Pay-By-Mail program call the Circula­ ments. Competitive fast paced environ­ you have something to ' CLASSIFIED CRAFTS i i Gerlinde 06066. wages paid vocation, SAVINGS BANK OF :i auNCHiSTCR h e r a ld oeo4o : tion Department. 647-9946. After initial pay­ ment. Desires a varied sell, use a low-cost ad In P.O.BOX 1000 ' Si’S ment and prior to expiration, you will be billed medical and fringe be­ MANCHESTER BIX0Y, OK 74008 workload and con func­ classified. II nefits. Coll for Inter­ tion Independently. view Tuesday thru Frl- Full time Tellers Good typing, word pro­ ANNDUNCEMENTS dov, 646-2789. wanted. cessing, and shorthand SERVICE. A leading Experienced or will skills are required. A PLUM BING Contractor material handling legal secretory back­ PRIVATE PARTY 1 would like to pay by mail tor my Manchester Herald subscription Please begin my with excellent credsn- company specializing train. Good wages ground would be a plus. TELEPHONE tlols wishes to ex­ In loading dock eaulp­ and benefit. Apply: We offer excellent pay-by-mail subscription on change lobor/moteriol ment Is looking for starting salary and Merchandise Ads Savings Bank of for landscaping. Coll young Individuals In­ good benefits. Send re­ Enclosed please find payment for: SALES evenings 649-3552. terested In learning to Manchester sume or apply In per­ REHERSAL hall wanted- service and Install 923 Main Street son to: Economy Carrier Delivery: 80 member woman's eaulpment. This lob Electric Supply Inc., □ 3 months‘23 10 □ 6 months‘46.20 □ 1 year 92.40 Part Time chorus, Thursdays, requires mechanically Mancheeter 428 Tolland Turnpike, Salespeople Needed 7pm-10:30pm. 667-2972 Inclined people with EOE Manchester, CT 06040, Senior Citizens; n .. toe evenings. some experience In TEACHER - Resource 647-5000. eoe m/f/vh □ 3 m onths‘21.56 □ 6 months‘43.12 □ 1 year 86.24 welding, electrical and Room. Captain Nathan d a y Optional carrier tip may be included with your payment. □ Tip Amount------Entry level positions hydraulics. Good pov Hale School. To cover 01 RECTOR/Teacher. and excellent benefits. a leave of absence. Experienced earlyedu- * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days •Motor Route and Rural Delivery rates may vary For Interview, coll Ar- catlon teacher to fill ♦ Additional Lines 504 Per Line, Per Day now open. We will pay you THE OEADl INE f o r Available April 3 to bon Equipment Corp. June, 1989. Special Ed­ duo role In daycare * Classifications 71 thru 87 while you train — PLACING OR In South Windsor at ucation Certification center. Full or part 1 Name CANCELING AN AD IS 528-2015. required. Contract Dr. time. Responsible for '* Merchandise Under *250 12 NOON THE DAY staff and school work. * Apt. all you need to qualify is PARAPROFESSIONAL - Nathan Chesler, Super­ Ad must contain price! Address BEFORE. MONDAY - intendent, Coventry Work directly with You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds (Teacher's aid) Spe­ Public Schools, Coven­ owner. Call 649-9228. Phone. an outgoing personality FRIDAY, IN ORDER cial Education , due to this low price... City .Zip. TO MAKE THE NEXT Coventry Grammar try, CT 06238. 742-7317. ASSISTANT Teacher- and a pleasant ISSUE. FRIDAY School, full time. Con- RECEPTIONIST wanted /Care giver part or full toct br. John Ma- Immediately In our time. Loving person to MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF... PAY BY-MAIL a f t e r n o o n b y 2:30 work with children. In CALL CLASSIFIED telephone voice. PM FOR MONDAY S cLean, Director, Pupil Manchester office. and Staff Support Ser­ Call Mr. McGroll at center. Flexible hours ISSUE. THANK YOU vices, Coventry Public 646-5798, Friday and arranged between 6am The Manchester Herald Call Frank at 643-2711 to 6pm. A B C Daycare FOR YOUR Schools, Coventry, CT Soturdov, 10am-3pm. 643-2711 NOW! P.O. Box 591 • Manchester. CT 06040 COOPERATIONIII 06238. 742-8913. eoe/m/f Inc., 647-0788. between 1-5 PM. A

IH0ME8 IHDME8 HOMES CONDOMINIUMS FDR8ALE FOR SALE FOR SALE HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FOR SALE GARRISON. Over 2000 sq WOODCREEK Condoml- MANCHESTER. Bright ASpecioli nlums. Two bedroom ft. of living space In this S E C R E T A R Y - AAoture CLERK/CASHIER - Full CARPENTER'S Apprent­ LOVELY Two-famllvM u • ^ A » SPECIAL Education Move right Into this L-shaped ranch lo­ four bedroom colonial townhouse with IVz person needed for pro­ time, good starting ice - Sunroom In­ teacher - Adult day cated on tranquil cul- pay, generous em­ newly remodeled 4 a, 4, locoted on quiet coun­ baths, central air and fessional AAonchester stallers need assistant. treatment for adults de-sac. Impeccable up­ garage. Vernon's only real estate office. Must ployee discount. Ad­ Learn a trade with real 2 family! Many ap­ CARPENTRY/ HEATING/ MI8CELLANE0U8 try lot In South M a n ­ who are multl- keep, formal dining chester. Large fire- "New Condomini­ have typing, word pro­ vancement opportun­ lob satisfaction. Some handlcapped. Monday pliances to remain, full LAWN CARE REMDDELIN6 PLUMBING ity. Apply In person basement with 100 amp room, eat-ln kitchen. 3 I8ERVICE8 placed first floor um s." $126,900. D.W. cessing, strong com­ experience and tools - Friday. $11.87-813.24 bedrooms, I'/i baths. Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 munication and organ­ Walgreens Pharmacy, helpful. 646-1464. circuit breakers. New family room. New car­ per hour. Excellent Price reduced! Come GSL Building Mainte­ peting throughout, CONDO for sale. South izational skills. Send 263 West Middle OFFICE MANAGER for fringe benefits. eoe647- deck, front porch roof, AEN0VATI0N8 M & M O IL nance Co. Commercl- Turnpike. and garage roof. A view today! $199,900. SPRING Clean Up baths. David Murdock, Windsor. Beautiful written resume to: small company. Self 1624.______Flano Realty 646-5200. o Dethatching. Bush PLUMBING A HEATING ol/ResIdentlol building Sentry Real Estate, 643- ERA Blanchard & Ros- pleasure to show! PLUS contempory condo ATTENTION - Hiring! starter and organiza­ C L E R IC A L - Full time. BOLTON. Very private 11 Trimming^. Edging. o Olt Burner Ssrvfcs 4 Salas repairs and home Im­ 4060.O vJith all appllances.S- setto, Inc., Realtors, Government lobs - tional skills a must. Fairly priced at: Mowing. Commercial Complete Home provements. Interior 189 West Center Street, Telephone and direct $169,900. Strano Real room contemporary. o Automatic Oil Osllvery paclous 2 bedroom. yo u r area. S17,840- Some bookkeeping and contact with custo­ equipped. Consclent- Maintenance and exterior pointing, Pool and tennis. Re­ Manchester, CT 06040. $69,485. Ext R775. Estate, 647-7653.0 Jacuzzi, floor to celling o Wall Pumps Sales 4 Ssrvtce MANCHE8TEN other diversified re­ mers. Accounts receiv­ fleldstone fireplace ous and dependable. Repair / Renew light carpentry. Com­ duced to $91,900 Cen­ sponsibilities. 646-1464. Ray Hardy, 646-7973 o Water Heaters (etsotrie a dio) plete lonltorlol ser­ AFFONDABLE VALUE able, record keeping, BRAND New listing!!! and sunroom on 3 plus Ceilings, Walls, Painting, Oversized 6 room dormered tury 21 Village Green. TOWN of Coventry ^ some typing. Insu­ On!y 6 months young, acres. Sandy bottom Papering, Carpentry o Bathroom 4 KKchsn vice. Experienced, rel­ cape, fireplacad living room, 633-8336. iable, free estimates. Youth Services Coordl- rance and benefits. this sensational 8 room swimming pond bor­ Hubland lawn mainte­ Insured • Senior Oltooiml Remodsting 3 bedrooms, 1H baths, easy 643-0304.______to clean, tlla kitchen floor, 1 CONTRACT Call 647-9137. dered by stonewalls nance, spring clean up, o nator: Qualified Contemporary Is sud­ Senior Citizen Discounts car garage, finished rac L0T8/LAH0 applicants sought to denly available. 2,300 and spring bulbs. Ad- mowing, fertilizing, _ 646-2253 o B td r lc work by room, convenient location. CARPET SALES coordinate and de­ sq. feet of luscious lolnlng In-law apart­ parking lot cleaning, Precision Electric Spring is coming •149,000 FOR SALE velop youth service floor space complete ment or potential ren­ gutter cleaning. 10% SerlBfUme Msceeet FREE e ST IM A T B S For alt your cleanup Call Joe LEES, the nation’s leading supplier of Quality work, fully Insured, 3 2'/j commercial carpets, Is seeking a Sales programs. Bachelor's RADiOLOGiC with bedrooms, tal. $550,000. Flano reasonable rates, free sstl- chores call Rudy, LeaWaNe A Aaaee. RURAL location In An­ 649-7593 Phone: 6 4 9 -2 8 7 1 Professional for our Hartford based tern- Degree and related ex­ TECHNOLOGIST baths, fully appllonced 646- 5200. mats, no job too small. Re­ 647-9925. 647-1413 dover but with conve­ tory. Calling on architects, designers, and perience In youth case­ kitchen, vaulted ceil­ pairs, Decks, Basements. nient access to main BRAND New Listing!! Reasonable, reliable, end-users, you'll market our fuM commer­ work, counseling, Part time day position ings, central vac, Any carpentry work you PJ's Plumblno. Hiatlng A roods. Bring your cial line. Candidates must possess 1 to 5 group work or com­ whirlpool bath, stun­ Immaculate 6 room ne^...wa do. trim, framing, and references. plans to build or pur­ includes one full day, 3 Cape Cod on Avondale I BOOKKEEPING/ siding, garages, roofing, etc. Air Conditioning years of successful outside sales experi­ munity organizotlon ning atrium doors lead Boilers, pumps, hot water chase this acre lot now ence, college degree, proven organiza­ required. Salary range mornings, 20 hours per to a fabulous 26x14 Road. 3 bedrooms, INCOME TAX C0LTA8TCMPEIITIIY IS1-1M MANCHESTER to build sometime In modern bath, full base­ tanks, new and tional and presentation skills. Some over­ $17,489-821,683 ($9.09- week. Will consider deck. A very special replacemanta. LANDSCAPING OPEN HOUSE the future. Lots of trees night travel required. $11.27) plus generous setting on Gerald Dr. ment, gas heat. Beauti­ PAINTING/ rolling land In a com­ new graduate. Hourly ful park-llke grounds EJJ. M/UM6EMENT FREE ESTIMATES In addition to our training program, we of­ benefit package. Job Offered at $334,900. 8ERVHX8 E E J PAPERING SUNDAY 2-4 fortable neighbor­ fer genuine career advancement opportu­ descriptions and appli­ rate, $10.66 to $11.62. Jackson a< Jackson surround this great 643-9649/228-9616 PHIL’S LAWN CARE hood. Call for Barbara house! Bowers Schoo! Tax Return 8 room colonial, nities. excellent marketing support, ex­ cations available at Please call Personnel, Real Estate, 647-8400.P Preparatlon/Payrolls Spring Cleanup. acreened porch, 1’4 Weinberg to show you Town Manager's Of­ area. Move-!n cond!- penses, car and a comprehensive com­ 647-4710 for your ap­ Bookkeeping GCF PAINTING MISCELLANEOUS Weekly services. batha, lat floor laundry, the Information that Is pensation and benefits package. For con­ fice, 1712 M ain Street, NEW LISTING. Country tlon! $142,900. Jackson Painting, Staining, Home available and a four of plication or apply In charm abounds In this a< Jackson Real Estate, Mark P. Mornaault SERVICES garage, walk to achool. fidential consideration, submit resume Coventry, CT., 06238. Repair. Large Jobs, Small Call for free estimates the property. RE/max, and cover letter with salary history to: Deadline April 3, 1989. person. full dormer cape situ­ 647- 8400.D Minutes to 1-384. Family Z894S73 Jobs, Done with Care. east of the river. 647- DavM SpeIgM, PsfseaasI Maeager The Town of Coventry ated on private lands- PRICED RIGHT!! Bol­ , 742-7476 area. Immediate occu­ 1419P______MANCHESTER Call 645-6559 (or a free RAWKES TRETSERVICE pancy. 168 Mountain Lees Ceawwrdal Carpel Ceepsur Is an Affirmative Actl- craped lot. Large fire- ton. Lovely Dutch style INCOME TAX ooirs LAWN SfNVKC AND ' Valloy Ferge Cerperale C e ^ on/Eoual Opportunity placed family room estimate. Bucket, truck 4 chipper. Stump Rd., Manchester. Owner MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 4 bedroom raised PREPARATION removal. Free sstimatee. OANOCNHW ■ HOMES Wag of Prasd s, PA lf 4 M or Employer.______with sliders to 34x26 ranch professionally Leave Mesaaoe Call now for; 646-2521. Principals 71 Haynes St, In Your Homo Special consideration (or FOR SALE Fax: (218) C**-!#** MEDICAL Asslstant/Re- bl-level deck for your landscraped acre lot Yard claan-up only! ______Manchester 060M summer entertaining. perfect for picnics! Inleuding; Rsnltl snd Sols elderly and handicapped. Shrub & hedge trimming LEES COMMERCIAL ceptlonlst needed full Propiistorshlp. Call Jim Whsstsr c S roofIngT time for office In Man­ Susan Buckno, Sentry Features family room, 647-7553 Rototilllng and mowing CARPET COMPANY chester. Knowledge of Reol Estote, 643-4060.Q woodstove, laundry, " 7 4 2 -1 0 0 9 |571 SIDING______10% Smlar CHIzan dlwiutri ADM sIaaol clinical, administra­ NORTH COVENTRY. deck and garage. Call -646-7011 Barltagtoa ladaaWes lac. tive, and computer M ove right In! Lovely today! D!ane ComoMo Complete accojnting services Real Estate RE/MAX, east of the LEAKY ROOF? VINYL SIDING & (No Agoney BoforroN or Totophono CoHo, Plotoo) skihs preferred, but vinyl sided 3 bedroom Including A/R. A/P, P/R. Q/L. Most roofs can bo ropsIreO. AUTO river, 647-1419 o Bm ilngton An EquBi Oppoftumiy Employr M E will train. Benefits. ranch on almost 1 acre P4L Statement and ouarterly In pises of total rsrooSng oxponssi REPUCEMENT WINDOWS Call 646-6210. private lot. This home Complots rorooang of sH typos. SERVICES FULL Dormered Cape. tax returns. Can design Expertly Installed. has an eat-ln kitchen, Manchester. Large F k U eSTlUATtS IHDME8 fireplace In living additional applications Please call Paul Ryder IFOR SALE four bedroom home tailored for your business Mancheator Rooting TIERINNi'S room, panelled base­ with 2 full baths and 2 at 742-0018. THE DEADLINE FOR ment, family room needs Call 844-6191. 645-8830 AutfMflllvt Engliwarlno, Ine. COMPLETE archltectu- cor garage. Slate PLACING OR with woodstove and a floored sun room leads 276 Hartford Rd., Mancheater ral PLANS. Beautiful 8 2-car garage. Offered CANCELING AN AD IS room 2065 so. ft. house. to open private patio CARPENTRY/ CLERICAL 12 NOON THE DAY at $149,900. Philips Real and backyard over­ LO O KIN G FOR a low-cost 649-5823 18 McCann Drive $1,500. 742-9784.______, Estate 203-742-1450O wav to communicote your BEFORE. MONDAY - looking heavily REMODELING Cars, Trucka, Vent, 4x4'a Manchester OPPORTUNITIES MANCHESTER: Choose advertising message? *W* do M s unususf (o M s ordinary' FRIDAY. IN ORDER NORTH COVENTRY. wooded area. D.W. one to fit your budget. Custom built 3 bed­ Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 Want ods are your *139,900 Registration Clerk TO MAKE THE NEXT Two - capes: six rooms, room cedar sided FARRAND REMODEUNG answer. Wh«4i you r>eed m DdyarilDU. Part time. 15-hour position ayaiiabie in our ISSUE. FRIDAY 1 - bath. Fine starter NORTHFIELD GREEN. Room additions, decks, roof­ neihing workA UU O d ia HMI A Nice 3 Br Ranch Dutch Colonial first Monchester. Spacious Dial 643-2711 OrvWALL Outpatient Business Office. AFTERNOON BY 2:30 home, 1 - car garage floor family room with ing. siding, windows and gutt- 3 bedrom townhouse srs. All types of.remodeling and PM FOR MONDAY'S $132,500. Six - room, 2- cathedral celling, 2-car Jack Lappen Realty Work scheduie: bath, excellent quality, wlth,fm||.^asement, lots repairs. Call Udb-karrend, Jr. iS!aiirl)rBtrr Brrolh ISSUE. THANK YOU garage with room for of cioseH and central m FLOORING FARADA DRYWALL 643-4263 week #1 Tues., 7 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.; screened porch, new studio/loft expansion, But. ^4509 FOR YOUR furnace, 1 - car garage air. Move-In condition! Interior Conatructlon Thurs., 7 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. 1 acre lot In prestigious D.W: Fish Realty, 643- Res. 645-6849 Fully Inaured/Free Estimatea COOPERATIONIII $159,900. Peterman area. Philips Real week #2 Mon., Wed. and Fri. Real Estate 649-9404. 1591.0 FLOOR SANDING WllllMR Finday 7 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Eostate 203-742-1450O CARPENTRY WORK SOUTH WINDSOR. New KEEP An Eve on Your e New and Old floors FLOORING 12031643-8880 Saturdays as scheduied. TWO Family 5 plus 5 - 2 In-Laws. Price reduc­ All Phases Quality Guaranteed At listing. Immaculate 8 bedroom. B-1 zoned. Framing, Roofs, Siding, Trim. room Garrison Colon­ tion. Manchester. Let e Natural & Stained Affordable Prices Duties wiil inciude data entry and obtaining Ideal home/business Registered 4 Fully Insured ial, open family room your In-laws live In this floors insurance information. Hourly rate $7.55 to with possible 3rd floor Very Rsssonabfs Prices with field stone fire­ expansion. Natural separate 3 room apart­ John VwMIlo - 6465750 $8.36. Certified place, formal dining ment with full bath, Qutllty Work / Free f sflmafss Simon Simon woodwork In most enclosed porch and pa­ ...... • \ -— room, large kitchen rooms. 3 ccr detached 742-1579 □I TILEMASTERS Reservations Clerk Nurse Aide and eating area, 4 bed­ garage. $185,(X)0. Anne tio. But you can still Part time. 12-hour position in our Reserva­ rooms, 2'/j baths, hard­ Miller Real Estate, 647- keep an eye on them immediate open­ wood floors, like new from your beautiful 8 Cut baking time In half 1 1 ELECTRICAL Tile Sales and Installation tions Department. 80(X).o______next time you fix meat ings on aii shifts throughout. Only room attached cape. MANCHESTER OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 12-5 YOU Won't believe your This home has many loaf by baking In muffin Work scheduie: for full & part-time $249,900. U 8. R Realty, ELECTRIC 643-2692.0 eyes 111 When you read outstanding features tins rather than the con­ DUMAS TILEMASTERS, INC week #1 Wed., 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.; positions. ventional loaf. Saves fuel Service changes, addi­ George Washington never slept here but he DESIRABLE Area of that the price of tWs for you and your fam­ tional wiring and repairs on could have. All the charm and authenticity Sat., 8 a.m. -12 noon, Every other weekend gracious 8 room Colon­ ily. Realty World, and makes attractive Indi­ week #2 Sun., 8 a.m. - 12 noon; East Hartford. Three vidual servings. Use a existing homos. Quality of the 1780 cape farmhouse that is listed on required. bedrooms, V h baths, ial has been reset at Benoit, Frechette As­ work at affordble prices. We are bath remodel and ceramic tlla specialists. Thurs. 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. $259,9001! Not only the sociates, 646-7709.O low-cost ad In Classified Let us win your confidence! Call us today for a the history register, has been preserved. Ask about our child 24x16 family room with Entirely owner operated. 27 price change will ex­ MANCHESTER. - New 6 for quick response next years exp. Call Joseph free estimate, commercial or residential. Situated on a corner lot in the prestigious Duties include maintaining hospital bed Raised Hearth Fire­ time you hove something care ro-lmburssmant place. Cedar sided with cite you, but the spec­ room 1'/j bath, colon­ Dumas S4S-S2S3. northeast section of Manchester. to sell. 643-2711. Member Chember of Commerce board and complete surgical booking and non-benefit rate of brick front. Oversized tacular view of the ial. First floor laundry, forms. Previous experience should include two car garage. Call Hartford skyline Is otrlam door, deck, fire­ This 9 room, 3 fuli baths, 2500 square foot pay program sure to take your place and more! Blan­ 1 1 - 2 years related experience and knowl­ today to see this unique house has 4 bedrooms, dining room, famiiy homel Asking $214,900. breath away I! Situated chard Si Rossetto Real­ edge of medical, terminology. In Redwood Farm s, HOMES I HOMES I HOMES room, Fiorida room, modern eat-in kitchen, For more informa­ U & R Realty, 643-2692.0 tors," We're Selling I HOMES I iiving room with firepiace and a 2 car gar­ Please call Personnel, 647-4710 for your ap­ features Include: 4 bed­ Houses" 646-2482.0 FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE tion piease caii di­ NEW LISTING. Fourbed- rooms, 2V3 baths, 1st FOR SALE age. plication, or apply in person. rector of Nursing room colonial located floor family room, 2 FORD Probe '89. 5 speed, CONVENIENT Location. TWO Family - B2 zoned. In beautiful country air conditioning. 7k MANCHESTER. 7 room, fireplaces, economical 2 both home that has Manchester. Nice Great commercial lo­ Addition to above, separate 600 square foot Crestfield area of Monchester. gas heat, DELUXE $11,(XX) or best offer. aluminum sided Cope cation with rent/pur- mother-in-iaw apartment on main floor (no M a n c h e ste r Large lot, 2 car garage, 870-9350.______O N E OF T H E good habits been completely remo­ new oak kitchen, IN- deled. 25x15 floor fam­ Cod style home near chose option or 2nd steps) with interior and exterior door. Convalescent country kitchen, 2 full G R O U N D pool to top It "ATTENTION - Govern­ thrifty people hove deve­ M e m o ria l loped Is dolly reading of ily room addition. shopping and schools. mortgage available. 6 baths, oil a, wood/coal off! Approximately ment homes from $1. Three bedrooms, fire­ plus 6,3bedrooms, new H o sp ita l Home furnaces and fully ap- the ods In classified. M ust see! $160's. Blan- 325 Vernon Street, Corner of Greenwood 2,200 sq feet. June occu- (U-repaIr). Delinquent chord 8i Rossetto Reol- place, garage. Priced roof, 2 car garage. 71 Hayne* Street pllanced kitchen. Ma­ pancy. Jackson a< tax property. Repos­ That’s where they find to sell I $138,900. D. W. $224,900 Anne M iller Drive. Parking area on Greenwood Drive. Manchester. CT 06040 rilyn VatteronI, Sentry value buys. tors," We're Selling 643-5151 Jackson Real Estate, sessions. Cll 1-602-838- Houses" 646-2482.0 Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 Real Estate, 647-8000.O Real Estate, 643-4060.O 647-8400.a 8885 Ext. GH775. IL0T8/LAND STORE AND IBOATS/MARINE MISCELLANEOUS IS t I MISCELLANEOUS lAPARTtNENTS WANTED TO CARS CARS CARS Iq «JCAM PER8/ BOLTON ZONING FOR SALE FOR RENT OFFICE SPACE I EQUIPMENT FOR SALE IS j f d r s a l e COMMISSION BUY/TRAOE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE 1831 TRAILERS PUBLIC NOTICE WILLINGTON.Onlv2ap- HEBRON. Modern, two EAST HARTFORD. 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SPORTS Orel performs surgery on the Mets again

Bv Ben Walker He still is working on his changeups and hasn’t The Associated Press thrown many curveballs. Coventry taking aim at first hoop crown But against the Mets, it doesn’t seem to matter. PORT ST. LUCIE. Fla. — Orel is OK. Just ask the “ I don’t want to say I’ve got them psyched out,” New York Mets, again. he said. “ As soon as you say that, you get killed.” has hit for 98 points, including 15 Bv Jim Tierney Orel Hershiser, coming off his worst start of “ But I think the games against the Mets have 3-pointers, in three tournament Manchester Herald spring training, came back with brilliance on become a little more special because we’ve finally games for Coventry. He averaged 32.6 Friday, holding the Mets to just one base runner in been able to beat them,” he said. “ They beat us 10 points a game during the regular NEW BRITAIN — Fifth-seeded six innings as the Los Angeles Dodgers won 7-0. out of 11 during the regular season last year, so it season. Seniors Scott Lucas (16.1), Coventry High (20-4) will be shooting Kevin McReynolds’ single in the fourth was all the wasn’t much of a rivalry until the playoffs.” Mike Oswald (11.2) and Paul Stry- for its first-ever state boys’ basketball Mets got off Hershiser. Not even New York’s lucky Hershiser, the Cy Young winner and World Series charz (7.3) are the key supporting trio title when the Patriots meet 11th- green uniforms, a spring training tradition on St. MVP, was not in top shape Monday. He got behind Ayer. Oswald is averaging 17 seeded Tolland High (19-7) in the Patrick’s Day, could help. clobbered for 10 runs on 10 hits in five innings points a game and has 12 3-pointers in Class S state championship today at The Mets managed mostly weak grounders and against Detroit. 12:30 p.m. at Central Connecticut the tourney. soft, opposite-field flies. Hershiser, who wore his “ It’s a lot easier for me to pitch against the Mets Coventry has hit 29 3-pointers in its State University’s Kaiser Hall. own good-luck hat. struck out five, including Darryl than it is against the Tigers,” he said. “ I feel kind of three tournament games. Strawberry twice. lost if I can’t compare how I’m doing against what I “ That’s part of our makeup,” During his final year as the “ I just went out and got them out,” Hershiser should be doing and the scouting reports.” Badstuebner said of the 3-pointers. assistant boys’ basketball coach at said. “ It was nothing special.” “ I know what I’m supposed to do against the Mets’ Coventry, Patriot Coach Ron Bad- “ We have a go-to guy (Ayer).” Maybe not to Hershiser. But the Mets already hitters. Against Detroit, I don’t have a scouting stuebner reached the Class S state Tolland, a patient and fine defen­ report,” he said. “ I can’t just throw a slider championship where it was edged by sive team, defeated Coventry. 47-43. have seen too much of him. In his first exhibition start, Hershiser worked three shutout innings down-and-away to a right-handed batter, no matter Portland, 52-51, at home on Dec. 27. The Patriots who it is. That’s why I’d rather pitch against NL against New York. AP photo That was in 1965. remember it as their worst outing of teams.” Now. 24 years and 316 career the year. Ayer had his lowest output The last time the Mets faced Hershiser in 1988, he Hershiser is 2-1 in four games this spring. In his SHUTS OUT METS — The Dodgers’ head-coaching wins later, Bad- (15 points on 6-for-18 shooting) of the pitched a five-hit shutout in Game 7 of the National other outing, he allowed one run on four hits in four Orel Hershiser delivers a pitch against stuebner finds himself and his Patri­ year. Tolland shot 60 percent (16-for- League playoffs. innings against Minnesota. the Mets Friday in their exhibition game ots back in the limelight. 27) in that game while the Patriots “ He looked good,” Strawberry admittd, “ but I’m This time, facing a lineup that did not include “ One to go. It feels great.” were 3-of-ll from the foul line. at Port St. Lucie, Fla., Friday. He allowed not swinging the way I want yet and most of the Keith Hernandez, Gary Carter or Howard Johnson, one hit while striking out five in six Badstuebner said. “ In truthfulness, Tolland also defeated Coventry last hitters aren’t.” Hershiser retired the first 11 batters. After the kids have gone probably further season at the Patriots’ gym where Well, Hershiser isn’t at peak performance, either. McReynolds singled. Hershiser got the final seven. innings. than people thought they would. I they were a perfect 11-0 this year. remember that game well (in 1965). ‘This is a motivating factor for us,” We had beaten them twice during the Badstuebner said. “ They’ve done the regular season by 20 points each same thing here and over there. The time.” same type of defense. . .and they’ve This is the first-ever appearance by been successful with it.” Tolland in a state title game. Coventry is averaging 80 points a “ I am surprised.” Tolland Coach game in the tourney while Tolland is Larry Anderson said of his Eagles’ holding its opponents to 47.5 per game. An All New Location postseason play. “ We’ve been on a The keys for the Eagles are 5-9 real good streak. At Bacon guard Michael Blake (15.0). who Reginald PInto/Manchetter Herald (Academy), we had a super game.” poured in a career-high 26 points in COVENTRY LEADER — Jack Ayer will lead Coventry High into Tolland’s semifinal win over Crom­ To Serve You Better The Eagles held Bacon’s premier today’s state Class S championship game against Tolland High player Derrik Jerman to nine points. well. 6-5 senior Pat Tracey (12.0) and Now open for business at our Senior All-State guard Jack Ayer 6-3 sophomore Keith Slattery (11.0). at CCSU’s Kaiser Hall. new **state o f the art** location Russians take ice dance titie; Trenary in iead 682 Hartford Rd. Manchester Bv Andrew Warshaw Japan’s Midori Ito moved up to third and was The Associated Press poised to clinch the title with one of her trademark (next to Dairy Queen) dynamic free routines. PARIS — Marina Klimova and Sergei Ponoma­ A few hours before her original program, Trenary • • • • •Featuring* • • • • was in tears in her hotel room after falling renko of the Soviet Union won their first ice dance 1. ) State of the Art Gentle Touch™ Wash Process title at the World Figure Skating Championships on repeatedly in practice. Friday with a slick routine that earned them six “ I had a nightmare practice. My coaches were featuring Simoniz(S products perfect marks of 6.0. ready to shoot me,” Trenary, from Colorado 2. ) Three Fully Equipped Self-Service Coin-Op Bays Another Soviet couple, Maia Usova and Alek­ Springs, Colo., said. “ I felt lethargic, tired and featuring High Pressure Wash, Foam Brush sandr Zhulin, won the silver with France’s Isabelle unsure of myself. 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Not valid without coupon or with any other coupon or promoUon performs during the original program Klara Engi and Attila Toth, who slipped into fourth. Not valid without coupon or with any other coupon or promotion | Manchester Trenary, in second place going into the original “ If she makes no mistakes tomorrow, she must be Priced for average sised car Friday at the World Figure Skating Priced torayera^e •l*ed car...... | .set pattern .section, overtook Claudia Leistner of the favorite,” Trenary said of Ito, fifth at last year’s JL Championships in Paris. She leads West Germany to grab the overall lead in the winter Olympic Games. “ But I’m the one in first going into the final round. women’s event with a .seductive, stylish program. place and she’ll be nervous like the rest of us.” A

Scoreboard Sports in Pistons throttle the Celtics

MIDWEST REGIONAL 24, Moses 34314, Lookingblll 1-1302, Corner 1-7803, Romlrei81860,Turner80(M)0, Hogan Ftrsl Round 33314, Skinner30000. Totols3352131987. 16 86 2, McKinnon 16 32 4, Dovis 35 1-2 9. At Indtanobolls Totals21-S43646. Whalers play two Hockey Thundoy, March 16 Hoittime— lowo 45, Rutgers X. 3polnl Hoittime— Colorodo St. 31, Florldo 22. NBA Roundup Louisville 76, Arkonsos-Ltnie Rock 71 gools— Rutgers 319 (Savage 4-9, Dodlko 3oolnt goals— Colorado St. 7-11 (Tribelhorn Arkansas IX , Loyola Morvmounl W1 2-9, P erry 8 1 ), Iowa 314 (Arm strong 39, 46, Shippen 31 Anderson 1-1 Trvon 81), HARTFORD — The Hartford Whalers (32-34-5), Illinois 77, McNeese State 71 Bullard 2-3, A6orble1-2). Fouled out— Dodlko. Rorldo 2 (Schintilus, Davis). Fouled who have nine regular-season games left, will play a Ball Stole 68, Pittsburgh 64 Rebounds— Rutgers 27 (Duckett 7), lowo 33 out— None. Rebounds— Colorodo St. 36 AUBURN HILLS, Mich. (A P) — Vinnie Johnson NBA standings At DoMos (B ullord 11). Assists— Rutgers 13 (Corter 5), (Durham, Shippen, Trvon, Sharp 4), Florida pair of games over the weekend. The Whalers will scored 14 of his 30 points in the fourth quarter Friday NHL standings 31 (Schintilus 8). Assists— Colorado St. M Friday, March 17 lowo 18 (Garner 61. Totol fouls— Rutgers host the Washington Capitals tonight at 7:30 night as the Detroit Pistons beat the Boston Celtics Svrocuse 104, Bucknell 81 )9,lowo16.A— NA. (Frlehouf 5), Florida 14 (Lett 4). Total WALES CONPEEENCE BASTBRN CONRRBNCB fouls— Colorodo St. 10, R o rldo X . A — 8,711. (SportsChannel, WTIC) and then travel to Boston to 106-98 for their ninth straight victory. Adam DMtlon Attanfta DtvHlon Colorado SI. 68, Rarldo46 take on the Bruins Sunday night at 7 (Channel 18, Johnson scored 10 straight Pistons points and 14 of v-M ontreal 105 238 209 W L Pet. OB Mlchigan92.Xavlar87 NIT glanca x-Boston 73 253 229 New Y o rk 42 20 .677 • Missouri 85, Creighton 69 WTIC) at Boston Garden. 16 during a five-minute stretch that helped Detroit x-Buffolo 33 31 73 266 276 Phllodelphla 35 28 .556 V/j The Whalers are four points behind third-place Hartford Boston 32 31 .508 lO'/i XAVIER, OHIO (87) First Retmd end Boston’s four-game winning streak. 31 M • IM 159 Georgia Tech, 2311, vs. Texos, 2A8, (n) PorkerO tO O O , HIII7-127-721, Strong31233 Quebec 24 41 55 241 311 Woshinotor. 29 33 .468 13 Widiisidov, March IS Buffalo in the Adams Division. Buffalo beat The Pistons led 81-77 early in the fourth quarter 18, Klmbrough3161-213,Davenport3133615, N e w Jersey 23 42 .354 20>/> Connecticut 67, N.C. Choriotte 63 Second Round walker393516, Mlnor320O4, RoefordOOOO Hartford, 6-1, at the Civic Center Thursday night when Johnson got hot. He scored six straight points Pte OP OA Charlotte 15 48 .238 At indhinapells St. John's X , Mississippi 67 0. Totals 3465132187. when the Whalers could have drawn into a tie for x-Wosblnoton 36 7t 82 265 229 Saturday, Morch 18 Penn State 89, Murrov State 73 to make it 87-77, but after the teams traded baskets, x-PIttsburob 36 2< 79 312 306 Detroit 45 16 .738 Illinois, 234, vs. Boll St., 29-2, 2:X p.m. Vllkm ovo 76, St. Peters 56 third place. the Celtics came back with six straight points to x-NY Rongen 35 21 73 233 267 Oevekm d 46 17 .730 Arkonsos, 25-6, vs. Louisville, 238, X MICHIGAN (92) Ohio State 81, Akron X Rice 322 80 33, Mills 3)2 32 18,Vaught Pbllodelphki 32 3S 71 271 247 Milwaukee 40 21 .656 minutes ofler first pome. Wisconsin 63, New Orleans 61 trail only 89-85 with 6:17 left. 26 8 0 4, Griftin 8 0 80 0, Robinson 313 39 23, New Jenev 24 3f 60 250 293 Atlonta 38 25 .603 At Dollos St. Louis 87, Southern Illinois 54 Hughes 35318, Hlgglns361-17, Collp35339. A tip-in by Johnson and a basket by Boston’s Ed NY Islanders 24 « S3 237 296 Chlcooo 36 25 .590 Richmond X , Temple 56 UConn hosts California V Sundoy, March 19 Totals3767131692. CAMPBELL CONPEEENCE Indlono 17 46 .270 Missouri 237, vs. Georgia Tech-Texos Thursdoy, March 16 Pinckney made it 91-87 before Johnson sandwiched Norris DMsIen WESTERN CONFERENCE wlnner,2:Wp.m. Michigan State 83, Kent State 69 Holftime— Xovler 45, Michigan 42. 3 HARTFORD — The University of Connecticut two free throws and a short jumper around Isiah W L T Pis OP OA Midwest Dhdsioft Colorodo St., 239 vs. Syracuse, 237, X Alobomo-BIrmlnghom 83, Georgia South­ point pools— Xovler 3-9 (Kim brough 26, x-Oelrolt 32 23 12 76 233 235 W L Pet. OB minutes otterflrstpame. ern 74 will host the Pac-10 Conference’s University of Thomas’ basket to increase Detroit’s lead to 97-87 walker 1-1, Davenport 86), Mlchlgon 312 St. Louis 27 33 12 66 251 261 Utah 40 23 .635 WEST REGIONAL Wichita State X, UC Santa Barbara 62 (Rice 5-9, Robinson 1-1 Higgins 31). California in a second round National Invitation with 4:43 remaining. Minnesota 24 32 15 63 235 259 Houston 35 28 .556 Flnt Round Nebrosko 81, Arkonsos State X Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Xovler X O ilco g o 23 37 12 Si 271 305 Denver 34 30 .531 At Rolse, Idaho Pepoerdine 84, New AAexIco State 69 Tournament clash Monday at 8 p.m. at the Civic Boston pulled closed the gap to 97-92 after a (Strong 10), Michigan X (Hughes 10). Toronto 25 41 6 56 229 301 Dalles 31 31 .500 Thundoy, March 16 New Mexico 91, Santa Clara 76 Assists— Xovler 21 (W alker 9), Mlchlgon 18 Center. three-point play by Kevin McHale and a basket by Smvthe Division San Antonio 17 46 .270 Arizono 94, Robert M orris 60 Californio X , Howoll 57 (Robinson 8). Total fouls— Xovler 19, r - 1 I v-Coloorv 316 206 M iam i 10 52 .161 Clemson 83, St. M a ry's, Coll*. X Frtdoy, March I7)h UConn is 17-12 while the Golden Bears come in at Robert Parish, but Detroit got two free throws Michigan 21. A— NA. x-Los Angeles 347 305 PocNIc Division Nevodo-Los Vegas 68, Idaho 56 Boise stole ot Oklahoma State, (n) 20-11. The only opponent the teams have is apiece from Joe Dumars and Rick Mahorn to make x-Edmonton 305 236 L .A . Lakers 44 18 .710 DePoul 66, Memphis State 63 Villanova. California beat Villanova at home. 73-71. it 101-92 with 1:06 to go. Voncouver 226 220 Phoenix 39 23 .629 At Tucson, Aril. S. Alabama 86, Alabama 84 Second Round Winnipeg 270 323 Seattle 37 26 .587 Friday, March 17 Monday, March 3) while UConn split with the Wildcats, winning at Dumars added 24 points for Detroit, and Thomas x-clinched plovoff berth; v-clinched div­ Golden State 35 27 .565 Evansville 94, Oregon Stole X (O T ) Penn State at VMIonovo home, 57-55, and losing, 76-67, in overtime. had 20. Parish led Boston with 20 points and McHale ision title Porttond 31 » .500 SOUTH ALABAMA

Fisher but a winner

NCAA Hoop From page 46 From page 48 in his debut with Michigan

champions, before applying a killer fullcourt press. The lead changed 12 times in the first half before By Hal Bock Gamecocks, making it 38-25 at intermission. The Associated Press South Carolina never got closer than eight points Syracuse clamped on the fullcourt press and scored 36 of the first half’s final 44 points for a 52-36 halftime in the second half. The Gamecocks made it 58-50 ATLANTA — With 10 minutes with six minutes left on two free throws by John lead. _ . , left in its NCAA tournament Syracuse played without starting center Derrick Hudson. . opener Friday, Michigan trailed Coleman, who sat out the game nursing a sore back But Kelsey Weems made two free throws around a Xavier by four points and had layup by Monroe and the Wolfpack. plagued by foul and muscle spasms. three starters — Terry Mills, Colorado 8t. 88, Florida 48: At Dallas, Joel trouble in the second half, led by at least 10 points Rumeal Robinson and Loy Tribelhorn scored 20 points, including four the rest of the way. Vaught — on the bench, each 3-pointers, as Colorado State beat Florida 68-46 Chucky Brown, Weems and Chris Corchiani each anchored by four personal fouls. Friday in the first round of the NCAA Midwest had 12 points for North Carolina State, the Atlantic OK, coach, what do you do now ? Coast Conference regular-season champion but Regional. Steve Fisher, in his first game Colorado State, 23-9, will play Syracuse on 22-point losers to Maryland in the conference as the sudden replacement for Sunday. The Orangemen advanced earlier with a quarterfinals. . Arizona State-bound Bill Frieder, Terry Dozier led South Carolina with 22 points, 104-81 victory over Bucknell. The Rams led throughout and widened their 31-22 just gulpied hard and finessed the while Hudson had 13. , „ t Wolverines to a 92-87 victory over Iowa 87, Rutgers 73: , At Providence, R.I.. B.J. halftime advantage in the the opening minutes of the second half, with Trent Shippen and Tribelhorn the scrappy Musketeers. Armstrong matched his career-high with 35 points He did it by displaying the guts hitting consecutive 3-pointers to extend the lead to and teamed with backcourt partner Roy Marble on of a burglar, substituting boldly a 19-0 second-half run that carried 14th-ranked Iowa 39-26. with the game on the line when he to an 87-73 victory over Rutgers in the first round of No. 8 Missouri 85, Creighton 89: At Dallas, Byron sent in seldom-used Demetrius the NCAA East Regional on Friday. Irvin scored 25 points and sixth-seeded Missouri Calip. Emory Ward’s bank shot with 10:12 to play drew pulled away in the second half Friday night, beating Calip is the backup point guard Rutgers into a 62-62 tie after Iowa led by 16 points Creighton 85-69 in the NCAA tournament’s Midwest for Robinson but had played just late in the first half. But the Scarlet Knights went the regional. 40 minutes all season. Twice next 5:23 between baskets as Iowa took control. Missouri, 28-7, advanced to the second round after early Friday, Fisher had gone to Marble’s two free throws began the 19-point spurt losing its tournament opener for three straight him to give Robinson a breather in which Armstrong had nine points and Marble six. years. The Tigers trailed 39-37 at halftime and took and both times Calip made bad It gave Iowa an 81-62 lead with 4:54 left, and the lead the lead for good at 51-50 on Gary Leonard’s basket mistakes and returned quickly to never fell below 12 after that. with 16:25 left. the bench. Iowa, 23-9, will play 19th-ranked North Carolina Missouri put together a 16-2 run keyed by seven "I might have been a little State ill Sunday’s second round. The Wolfpack, 21-8, points from Irwin, building a 75-62 lead with 4:02 quick with the hook on him,” beat South Carolina, 19-11, in Friday’s first game. remaining. Creighton. 20-11, was scoreless for Fisher said. 81-66. . . . almost six minutes during the spurt. But Mills, who scored 18 points, Rutgers, 18-13, had an eight-game winning streak Doug Smith scored 18 points for the Tigers, while said the new coach had a different snapped. It was led by Tom Savage with 26 points, V p,*' Lee Coward added 15. Greg Church had 12 points style when he yanked a player. Craig Carter with 14 and Anthony Duckett with 12. and Leonard had 10. “ He’s the type of guy who’ll call Chad Gallagher scored 22 points for Blue Jays. you to the side, tell you why he James Farr had 12 and Todd Eisner 11. took you out and tell you he’s AP photo Southeast AP photo Gallagher scored 16 points in the first half to keep coming back to you in the next Creighton in the game. ’The Blue Jays had a minute so get ready. That gives MICHIGAN COACH — Steve Fisher, shown as he led his No. 10 Michigan, 92, Xavier 87: At Atlanta, Glen Clash Friday in Dallas. The Orangemen five-point lead with 1:01 remaining but Doug you a lot of confidence.” Rice scored 23 points, including five 3-pointers, to FOUL PLAY — Bucknell s Mike Joseph, team in practice Thursday, guided Michigan to a 92-87 left fouls Syracuse’s Sherman Douglas won, 104-01. Smith’s 3-pointer with one second to play cut the Now, in crunch time. Fisher win over Xavier in a first round NCAA Tournament ciash lead Michigan playing, without Coach Fneder, Tigers’ deficit to two. sent Calip in again, but not for to a 92-87 victory over Xavier Friday in the NCAA in their NCAA Tournament first-round Robinson. 'This time he replaced Friday in Atlanta. Southeast Region first round. 6-foot-9 Sean Higgins, one of the In Friday’s other games, No. 5 North Carolina was athletic director Bo Schem- Wolverines advanced earlier with a 92-87 victory West high school hotshots Frieder’s first time that happened Friday. played Southern and UCLA faced Iowa State. 28-7 who meet the winner of Friday night s second recruiting always seemed to “ There were a couple of time­ bechler, who sat right behind the game between UCLA and Iowa State in the second over Xavier. Evansville 94, Oregon 8t. 90 (OT): At’Tucson, Ariz., Rice’s, who took nine 3-point shots, hit his fifth deliver to Michigan. outs that he called when they Michigan bench. Alabama ended its season with a 23-8 record. Reed Crafton hit a 3-pointer with 10 seconds left in with 3:32 left and put Michigan ahead for good, round on Sunday. The ploy worked. Calip made weren’t on a run,” Mills said. It was Schembechler, upset Southern, the Southwestern Athletic Conference South Alabama, the Sun Belt Conference overtime Friday : as Evansville defeated Oregon 84*82 no more mistakes and converted “ We were saying, ‘Why’s he that Frieder took the Arizona champion, saw its six-game winning streak end and champion, had never played Alabama before State 94-90 add ended Ralph Miller’s coaching Frieder quit Wednesday to take the head coaching a couple of clutch free throws and calling time out now?’ But when State job two days before the because the Crimson Tide had refusetUo schedule a career in the first round of the NCAA West Regional. job at Arizona State and was replaced on the bench finished the season 20-11. a key basket as Michigan sal­ we got to the bench he’d say we tournament’s opening game, who by assistant Steve Fisher, who recorded his first North Carolina, making its 15th NCAA appear­ game. . , . , j Gary Payton put Oregon State ahead 90-89 on a put Fisher in charge. He said he Hodge, who scored 29 points, and Junie Lewis led vaged a game that had seemed in weren’t playing team ball, that victory over the underdog Muscateers, 21-12, who ance in a row. led by lO at halftime and stretched the short jumper with 49 seconds left and was fouled on didn’t want someone from Ariz­ the second-half comeback for the Jaguars. Lewis danger all day long. we were making one pass and captured the Midwestern Collegiate Conference lead to 20 points five times in the final nine noinutes. the play, but he missed the free throw. ona State coaching a Michigan scored nine points and Hodge eight in the run that “ Calip help^ us,” Fisher said. shooting, that we had to play The Jaguars got a 6-0 run four minutes into the After Evansville, 25-5, retook the lead on team in the tournament. tourn©v. cut Alabama’s 49-30 lead to 60-55 with 12:17 left. “ He gave us another guy to go to togetoer. Xavier stayed within a point at 86-85 with 2:03 left second half to cut the lead to 52-44, but never came Grafton’s second 3-pointer of the overtime, Oregon rather than have Rumeal do all “ We were a little disorganized Did the debut shake Fisher, Michael Ansley led Alabama with 25 points before State called timeout. Payton missed a 3-pointer with on a basket by Jamal Walker before Michigan ClOS0F. the work himself. Those things at the start but we got back especially considering the cir­ Madden, scoring mostly inside, led the Tar Heels fouling out with 4:22 remaining and the Tide holding four seconds left and fouled out two seconds later. reeled off a 6-0 run for the victory. are critical and he did an together. Our heart belongs to cumstances, and the importance a 76-72 lead. Scott Haffner. who led Evansville with 26 points, First it was Terry Mills with a bucket with 1:48 with 22 points and Reid finished with 12. excellent job for a young man coach Fisher now.” of the game? Michigan came in missed a 3-pointer with two seconds to go, forcing • left, then substitute guard Carolina had a 49-33 rebounding advantage, paced without extensive playing time.” As he had promised, Frieder seeded No. 3 in the Southeast free throws with 28 seconds remaining and Rumeal by Scott Williams’ 11 and Reid’s 10. the overtime. , . , If the move to Calip puzzled the was at the game, well hidden in region and was a heavy favorite Midwest Teo Alibegovic scored eight points in the extra Robinson added two more 10 seconds later. Carlos Sample led Southern with 22 points and Michigan players, it wasn’t the the Michigan crowd. More visible against No. 14 seed Xavier. Robinson also had 23 points for the winners while Phills added 20, 15 of those in the first 13 minutes of No. 7 Syracuse 104, Bucknell 81: At Dallas, session for Oregon State, which finished the season freshman Billy Owens had a career-high 27 points, 22*8 ^Tyrone^Hilf led Xavier with ^1 poiijs D^e^rek The Tar Heels lost playmaker Jeff Lebo with 8:45 and seventh-ranked Syracuse, 28-7, outscored Miller, who is retiring, ended his coaching career Strong added 18. Walker had 16 and Michael remaining when Lebo caught an elbow from Bucknell 36-8 at the end of the first half eri route to a with 674 victories and 370 losses in 38 seasons. It was Anderson quits BYU post Samples on the bridge of the nose. He sat on the 104-81 first-round victory Friday in the NCAA the eighth time he had taken the Beavers to the ^^av^r^led 45-42 at halftime as both teams shot bench, with an icepack on his nose, the rest of the NCAA tournament. Midwest Regional. off guard by the 60-year-old week to 10 days. He said while the wdl from the field. Xavier connected on 19 of 34 W 3V . Owens, only the third freshman in Syracuse No 11 Selon Hall 80, SWMItaouriSI.SI: AtTucson, PROVO, Utah (AP) — Ladell UNC led 71-60 when the intentional foul was called coach’s decision. job would not be opened to a shots and Michigan 17 of 29. history to reach the 400-point mark, had 23 of his Ariz , John Morton scored 26 points and llth-ranked Andersen, in a surprise, quit as national search, that did not on Samples and then quickly reeled off nine points in basketball coach at Brigham “ There is a difference between points in the first half. Seton Hall overcame a five-minute scoreless spell in a resignation and a retirement,” guarantee selection would be No. 5 North Carolina 93, Southern U. 79: At Atlanta, a row for its first 20-point advantage. He was only three points short of the Syracuse the second half to beat Southwest Missouri State Young Friday after his first 1 Kevin Madden and J. R. Reid scored eight points said Athletic Director Glen Tuck- “ intramural.” 8. Alabama 88, Alabama 84: At Atlanta, Jeff Hodge record for a freshman set by Dwayne Washington in 60-51 Friday in the first round of the NCAA West losing season at the school. each in a 33-11 first-half burst thaterased a 10-point ett. “ I feel Ladell Andersen is The comment was an apparent hit a 24-foot jumper with four seconds left, capping a 1983, but he had scored no more than 19 points in any “ I felt this was the best thing I Regional. _ . , ^ retiring as a basketball coach and reference to speculation that deficit and helped carry fifth-ranked North Carolina second-half comeback that gave South Alabama an The Pirates, 27-6, will play Sunday against could do for myself, the univer­ game this season. to do other things.” assistant coach Roger Reid would to a 93-79 victory over Southern University in the 86-84 victory over Alabams Friday in the first round Stephen Thompson added 21 points, All-American Evansville, which beat Oregon State 94-90 in sity and everyone concerned,” School President Jeffrey Hol­ replace Andersen. ’Tuckett said NCAA Southeast Regional Friday night. of the NCAA Southeast Regional. Sherman Douglas hit 19, and Matt Roe contributed overtime in the opening game. said Andersen, whose team had a Southern had used four consecutive 3-point land said in a statement that both Reid and Carl Ingersoll, The Jaguars, who trailed by 19 points in the first 19 points, including four 3-pointers in the second Southwest Missouri State, champion of the 14-15 record in the recently baskets, three by Bobby Phills, to take a 21-11 lead Andersen’s announcement was another assistant, certainly half, led only once in the game before Hodge’s half. Association of Mid-Continent Universities, ended its completed season. over the heavily-favored Tar Heels less than seven winning shot. Gabriel Estada s three-point play “ There was never any pressure “ a complete surprise and some­ would be considered. Mike Butts led the Bison, 23-8, with 22 points. season with a 21-10 record. _ , thing of a shock.” minutes into the opening-round game. with 1:37 left had given South Alabama an 83-81 The Orangemen had some early problems against Seton Hall, runnerup in the Big East Conference, put on me by anyone at Brigham Andersen’s six-year career at Reid ended the 33-11 run with a rebound layup to Young or the administration.” Tuckett said selection of a new lead 15th-seeded Bucknell, the East Coast Conference led 30-23 at halftime behind the 17-point effort of coach likely will come within a BYU ended with a 114-71 record. give Carolina a 44^32 lead and Southern never It was the 11th victory in a row for South Alabama, Morton, who had 12 of his team’s first 14 points. BYU officials seemed caught seriously challenged the Tar Heels agai<|^ 23-8, which faces Michigan on Sunday. The See NCAA HOOP, page 47 It was the fourth victory in a row for the Tar neeis.

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HOYAS SURVIVE A SCARE

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By The Associated Press

PROVIDENCE. R.I. (AP) — Alonzo Mourning’s free throw with 23 seconds to play gave third-ranked and top-seeded Georgetown a 50-49 victory over Princeton Friday night as the Hoyas avoided what ..t would have been the biggest upset in NCAA tournament history. The 16th-seeded Tigers had two final chances for the seemingly impossible victory but Mourning, who had tied the game at 49-49 by hitting two free throws with 1:41 left, blocked a 3-point attempt by Bob Scrabis with six seconds left and a final shot by Kit Mueller missed as the buzzer sounded. The sellout crowd at the Providence Civic Center adopted the Tigers as their own and the groan that sounded as the last shot missed nearly matched the ovations the Tigers received throughout the game. The biggest previous upsets in NCAA tournament history have been the five times the 14th-seeded team has managed to beat the third seed. It happened Thursday when Siena beat Stanford. Georgetown, 27-4, was the second No. 1 seed in two days to escape with a one-point victory. Oklahoma, seeded first in the Southeast, rallied to edge East Tennessee State 72-71 on Thursday.

Scrabis led the Tigers, 19-8, with 15 points. The lead from the free throws by Mourning, the only Hoya in double figures with 21 points, was just

the third of the game for Georgetown, which trailed by 10 points, 31-21, when the Tigers scored the opening basket of the second half. Georgetown’s first basket from the outside came with 11:44 to play and it was a 3-pointer by Mark Tillmon which brought the Hoyas within 37-35. Princeton’s final lead came at 49-47 with 1:55 to play on a layup by Jerry Doyle. Mourning tied it 14

seconds later and his free throw proved the difference.

Princeton executed its game plan to perfection in the opening half, spreading' the court, eating the

45-second clock and frustrating the Hoyas into poor

outside shots and uncharacteristic turnovers. Princeton was the last Ivy League team to win an

NCAA tournament game, beating the University of San Diego in 1984.

No. 19 North Carolina State 81, South Carolina 66: At Providence, R.I.. Rodney Monroe scored 22 points and No. 19 North Carolina State beat South Carolina 81-66 Friday in the opening round of the NCAA tournament’s East Regional. The Wolfpack, 21-8, who lost first-round games the past two seasons, took control early as Monroe’s outside shooting opened the inside for some easy baskets while the Gamecocks were shooting only 38 percent in the first half, 9-for-24. South Carolina, 19-11 and making its first NCAA 1 appearance since 1974, led 5-4 when North Carolina State went on a 20-3 run with Monroe scoring half the . points, six on 3-pointers. ft ' ' ■ The Wolfpack extended the lead to 30-10 before the AP photo Gamecocks made a 9-0 run and got within 30-19. But the Wolfpack answered with an 8-0 run. That helped PRINCETON PRESSURE - George­ in their East Regional clash in Provi­ offset a 6-0 burst at the end of the half by the town forward John Turner puts one up dence, R.I. The Hoyas squeezed out a under pressure from Princeton’s Matt 9 50-49 victory. See NCAA Hoop, page 46 Eastwick in first-half action Friday night