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(Next to Dress Barn) Sal. 10-5:30 FREE 404 W. MIDdli issues. He served on the town’s AM EXP Manchester Parkade ■ 649-6382 Sun. 11-5 404W Mfi SM¥i rou moKirii The Greater Hartford Transit now defunct Transportation at yerfiode nstttmmn District is .studying a railroad line Commission. that runs through Manchester Through the study, the district CLASSIC BLACK® and surrounding towns as a will be able to assess current and Diamonds - Gold - Gemstones possible future link to Hartford future transportation needs of CROSS’ SPECIAL VALUES for commuters, a district official towns along the rail and come up • iN C e W; said today. with a long-term plan fora transit • V * TEX The federally funded study will system into Hartford, Howroyd help the district determine if said. 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In to consider changes in land-use that could be used." 9 Sapphires HAPPY, V, patterns that would enhance such The district is studying about 10 lifetime Now *269. Rci >349 '■Vi?.--.''*- stainless steel a system, he added. miles of rail that run from the cop, with your lllum uan,aiIa;(Bllail»«dcUil S«kcnd> I2/3I/M Phase one of the study, which north end of Manchester to choice ol tnree Parker Classic G ra y , like a Ask about our new Charge Account Easy Raymcnt Plan. involves mostly research, is Wickham Park, into East Hart­ I popular barrel Patrick Flynn/ManchMter Herald beoutifuHy tailored suit, fits being funded through a $40,000 ford and to Union Station in colors; blue, your style. And works os 3 1 St Anniversary NO ONE HURT — A firefighter inspects a truck after it Brothers Landscaping of South Windsor, were not grant from the federal Urban Hartford, Howroyd said. Part of I burgundy, or well on the job os it does Mass Transit Administration. the rail is also in South Windsor, block. landed on its roof today during an accident at Tolland seriously injured, police said. The truck flipped over after hours. It’s the time of year for sending lots Turnpike and Oakland Street. The two occupants of the when its brakes failed as it turned onto Interstate 84, The Knox Foundation of Hartford The Manchester section is provided $10,000 in matching about three miles long and runs S a le * 8 " $199 of good cheer! May you have the truck, Philip J. Bahler and David Barstow, of Bahler police said. Related photograph on page 12. reg. 17.50 ^ 3 ) i c m K m d funds, Ehrhardt said. The district along Parker and North Main merriest of holiday seasons and a expects to complete the first streets and Tolland Turnpike, he "Plooe Ifeur Fust in new year abundant with love, peace, phase by April of next year. said. 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The capsule’s and Afghan Abdul Ahad Moh- beard and trench coat and Black Magic Returns Jan. 7 ^ Le Deli-Bakery down at 12:57 p.m. Moscow time manned flight to Mars they hope parachutes opened at a height of mand ran dangerously low on WEST HARTFORD - Santa bearing a silver revolver took two Formerly Swiss Colony about 60 miles from the Baikonur will take place shortly after the about six miles. food and air before landing. Claus came to West Hartford, but sacks of cash from the guards space in Soviet Central turn of the century. Soviet television reported be­ Manchester Parkade • 398 W. Middle Tpke. At the time, Soviet media instead of bearing gifts he outside a United Bank branch in ^ PARKADE LANES ^ Asia. Titov and Manarov replaced a fore today’s touchdwon that "au­ reported the capsule’s life- wielded a gun and snatched more the Corbins Comer shopping Manchester. C T 06040 • (203) 649-5147 "Immediate medical check­ crew including cosmonaut 'Vuri tomated telementry showed an support system could hold out for than $700,000 from two Dunbar plaza shortly after 9 a.m. ups showed the cosmonauts are Romanenko last December and overload in the computing com­ two days but space officials said Armored Security Inc. guards Tuesday. Maxim Expraaao Cspucclno Machine feeling well,” Radio Moscow went on to break Romanenko’s plex," of a system aboard the the cosmonauts could make it outside a bank. “This is not a joke. Get up said. record of 326 days in space. Soyuz TM-6 capsule. It provided stretch to a week. But Wednes­ Dunbar has authorized a against the wall. Give me the Sale Price $7998 Reg. *09** - Hurry While Supplies LastI The landing ended mankind’s The official Tass news agency no details. day’s mission carried three cos­ $70,000 reward for information bags of money," the robber told longest space mission. 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PIES • CAKES • PASTRY • COOKIES • FRESH BAKED BREAD & ROLLS Cookies $13.6 million winner Walter cares ONE PRICE SHOP DELICIOUS SANDWICHES • SOUPS • SALAD for grandsons Manchester Parkade • West Middle Turnpike • Manchester 643-1507 GIFT BASKETS needs financial help OHM m IM CM** Hm *. «R He* Dm m Hiefcieev la — rTirin n * I Reservations Now Being Accepted for sweeten Teiiieli M>»r— :4 •eaate «AUm HtbarM apH ta WeMHafUwa: PpMpwi PlM* K Editor’s note: This is the Meieid ta Wi y I*Md'bwrT IteM ChaeeAewwe la TwfHgMa'Taiia^taaCea* Open 7 am to 7 pm Monday - Friday HOURS MenHrFndey tO-6. IM lO-l. Sun 11-6 New Years Eve eighth in a series of 7 am to 6 pm Saturday • 8 am to 2 pm Sunday' DES MOINES. Iowa (AP) - jackpot two days later, he told a vignettes on people in the Inmates Richard VanDeBoe quit his meat­ news conference he gave the Manchester area who need packing job and planned to buy a ticket to Ms. Elsinga as a assislancc during the holi­ By Nancy Pappas house with his girlfriend when he Christmas present after he knew day season. The vignettes Manchester Herald won a $13.6 million lottery. But it was a winner. are provided by the Man­ then, his debts, his ex-wife and his "I’m scared, happy — every­ ^•4*P chester Area Conference of There were 5,000 cookies estranged wife caught up with thing all at once," said Ms. Churches. r in the Dubaldos' living room him. Elsinga at the news conference. Monday night but no one VanDeBoe and his girlfriend, "We’re just one big happy family, "Walter” is head of a Manchester was OYorindulging. The Kelly Elsinga, received their first happier now.” four-member, intergenera- sweets there were meant to $510,750 lottery payment Tues­ She said they would buy a house tional family consisting of a be bagged, not bitten. day, but most of VanDeBoe’s and Christmas presents for her grandfather, sqn. and For four years, Donna $255,375 share was withheld two children. MAtMlA V4 grandsons. When his dis­ and Edward DuBaldo. of 37 under a court order. “I’m supposed to work tomor­ abled son was hospitalized Merchants Association Diane Drive, have collected And he'll need more than the row but I'm not going back," again. Walter took in his thou.sands of homemade $21,000 he was left with just to pay VanDeBoe, who lives in suburban MEMBER TENANTS young grandsons. The lag in cookies for the inmates of taxes next spring, his lawyer Norwalk with Ms. Elsinga and transfer of aid to dependent S O M n / N im U M 6 LEWIS LNOETTS PWMUCV PRAOHM^ the Hartford Correctional says. her children, said at the time. children has made it very CASUAL LAST VanDeBoe bought the winning car W66TWEM T MVMQI Facility and the facility’s But soon, the estranged wife difficult for Walter to man­ CVS MUMS ONEPnCEIIMP annex. Each inmate re­ $1 ticket for Lotto America’s Dec. came forward, claiming he gave age. The phone has been 66L PAPA H U TS ■EE6S ETATMWm ceives a plastic bag with a 3 drawing. When he claimed the the ticket to Ms. Elsinga to avoid disconnected and Christ­ NUMN6 M6WCAK PAIM6E 6AMER SHOP SEAM six-cookie assortment and a having to pay her a cut of the mas looks bleak. NniBAM PAMUME CLEJMEiS MAM OLENOAMTSTOK lU m S T M U PRO. fT8RE M PfRSUTI Christmas card, designed winnings. They were married in Badly needed: warm clo­ . . . to all our PARRAM REAL1U SNOPPE by Donna DuBaldo. written 1981, separated three months thing. shoes, and boots for M U M FAMUC6 P A M A N LANES LaOEU lAMERV (Fanaarfy Sutas Cstoay) in both English and TODAY KMNET SHOES PARtUME SHOE REPAM INTO PU6T6 (Panaarty SpiM) later and never got divorced the whole family (shoes and customers and LEE MV, MC. PEANUVmON TUOUUiANIUOn Spanish. because "we could never afford boots sizes 5 and 12. small e v m m m . Friends and relatives Index one," said Kandy McCullough and medium shirts). "Wal­ friends. have gathered each year to 24 pages, 2 sections VanDeBoe. ter” is a member of more help the DuBaldos bag all of Then, the former wife showed than 390 families receiving these cookies. But with the Classified _ 23-24 Obituaries_____ 2 up, also questioning his motives, help through the MACC rise in the jail's population Comics ______17 Opinion______10 saying VanDeBoe was years COOKIES FOR CHRISTMAS — Bill Kimball, front, of Seasonal Sharing Appeal, has come an increased Focus______16 People______16 behind in child support payments Box 773, Manchester, 06040. demand for the cookies. Tolland and Peter Dubaldo of Irving Street package Food______13-15 Sporls____ 19-22 for their three children. Donations are still being See COOKIES, page 12 cookies and Christmas cards for inmates Monday. Local/State___2-6 Television____ 18 accepted. Natlon/World 8-9 Weather______2 See L O TTE R Y , page 12 t - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Dec. 21. 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Dec. 21,1988 — $ RECORD LOCAL & STATE About Town Police Roundup Housing panel gropes for solutions to cost crisis

Members pay respect Police search for driver By Maureen Leavitt a municipality. some residents voiced concerns that the state According to the report, people who cannot be Manchester Herald “ I’d like to make sure we’ve done everything in Members of Manchester WATES will meet at program would force the town to build low-income regarded as poor cannot afford housing in our power and exhausted all our efforts before we Tierney’s Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., on Involved In 3-car accident housing. Manchester. The chairman of a committee on affordable make any moves,” he added. “ I think the Tedford said it’s too early to judge the success of Handley said one of the best indicators of the Thursday at 7; 15 p.m., to pay respects to Johanna Police are looking for a driver who left the scene of housing says she is "not hesitant at all” about townspeople would want us to do this. I ’m the Housing Partnership program, because com­ affordability problem is that, “ Ordinary young Gremmo, who was a member. a three-car accident on West Middle Turnpike joining the state’s Housing Partnership Program, open-minded and I ’d surely like to know what other munities which have joined have just begun to form couples, college grads with decent salaries, cannot Tuesday which left two people injured. but the two other committee members are more people are thinking.” their own committees to implement the program. save $35,000 for a hom e... they cannot afford to live William J. Tamiso, 30, of East Hanipton and EM T training offered cautious. Handley said the special citizens’ committee the The state will share ideas with all communities and in Manchester because the price is too high.” Robin P. Michelson, 22, of 1206 W. Middle Turnpike " I am not hesitant at all, I think it’s a good plan,” subcommittee has recommendd be formed would solutions to the housing problem, Tedford said. Other people who are earning minimum wage and were taken to Manchester Memorial Hospital, Emergency Medical Technician training is being said Mary Ann Handley, a Democratic member of consist of about 12 representatives from various “ It (the program) has some good points but it may are living close to the poverty level cannot afford treated and released, a hospital spokesman said offered by Manchester Community College at the the Board of Directors and chairman of that board’s town agencies, church groups, non-profit corpora­ have drawbacks,” Tedford said. “ Right now, I rents either, Handley said. today. South Windsor Ambulance garage on Wednesdays, subcommittee on affordable housing. tions and other organizations and businesses. She would prefer to do it on our own. The only drawback Then there are other groups of people who need to Police said a 1985 Ford pickup truck driven by Jan. 4 through May 13, from 7 to 10 p.m. and at the Handley said Monday she is in favor of the said that committee would look at local housing of not joining the partnership are the economic be addressed, like the handicapped and elderly, who Tamiso was traveling west on West Middle South Coventry Fire Association on Tuesdays and partnership plan because it has what she terms problems and solutions in more depth. benefits that right now we’re knowingly foregoing. ” need single room occupancies, Handley explained. Thursdays, Jan. 31 through June 17, from 9 a.m. to Turnpike near the exit 60 ramp of Interstate-84 when sensible guidelines. However, Republican Theunis In the meantime, Handley said she hopes by He is confident the special committee will come Presently, the subcommittee is reviewing more noon. Registrtion fee is $165 for non-affiliated a white two-door vehicle cut in front of him. Werkhoven and Democrat Kenneth Tedford, the gathering more information about the partnership up with new ideas and delve into solutions that have than 200 parcels of town-owned land as sites for members, $88 for affiliated members. There is an Tamiso did not have time to stop and collided with other directors on the subcommittee, have been plan and providing it to the public more people will been tried in other parts of the country. affordable housing. additional fee of $40 for text books. To register, call the white vehicle, which according to witnesses was hestitant to agree to join the program, which uses understand and accept it. Handley said the subcommittee must heighten Handley said the parcels have been mapped and 647-6242. driven by a male, police said. A 1986 Plymouth the . promise of additional state grants for road The subcommittee should have a list of possible awareness in the community of the severity of the town planners will be making recommendations to driven by Michelson was also traveling west on improvements to entice communities to adopt committee members by the January meeting of the housing problem. the Board of Directors in the near future. West Middle Turnpike and was unable to stop and affordable housing plans. Board of Directors, said Handley. The special Library to offer videos hit Tamiso from behind, police said. The subcommittee last week released a report citizen committee will be set up according to the A report released last week by the subcommittee "W e have to find a reasonable location to put these The driver of the white vehicle stepped out from to the Board of Directors showed that 800 The friends of the Manchester Pubiic Library are which said that the cost of housing in Manchester is guidelines of the Housing Partnership program. houses, we don’t want to put them by the town his car, but then drove away from the scene, police Manchester families paid rents that drained more sponsoring a series of Coffee Hour videos on nine out of reach for hundreds of families. The partnership program would give the town dump,” Werkhoven said. said. The white car left a grey hubcap belonging to a than 50 percent of their incomes. Another 1,300 Wednesday mornings at 10 a.m. beginning Wednes­ Werkhoven said he would like to see the priority funding from the state to build affordable Werkhoven said the subcommittee is also trying Hyundai at the scene, which police took as evidence, families paid more than 30 percent of their income day, Jan. 4. These hour-long videos are from the subcommittee and a larger special citizens’ housing, which would include a 25 percent increase to determine what price tag could be put on police said. for rent, according to the study, which was based in public television series "The Story of English.” committee being formed work together and "do our in state funds from the state Department of affordable housing for town residents. part on information obtained from the 1980 census. Filmed on location in 16 countries, the series homework” before they look toward state programs Transportation and “ primary consideration” from A brief survey of local market conditions showed chronicles the transformation of English from the Father arrested at concert for solutions to the housing problem. the state Department of Environmental Protection Affordable housing costs, which include rent and the typical single-family "starter” home sells for speech of a small Germanic tribe into today's most "W e have a lot of work to do on our own before we for open space land grants and water quality utilities, should not exceed more than 30 percent of $130,000 to $142,000. global language. The videos will be shown in the A Bloomfield man was arrested Tuesday night go outside,” Werkhoven said. “ The state would only improvement projects. gross income, according to state and federal He said $125,000 for a starter home is probably the King’s Daughters Room at Whiton Library. Fran after he was allegedly disturbing a concert at offer advice at this point, so let us take a look first as At recent public hearings about the program. housing programs. limit for many people in town. Larsson and Sarah Elsesser will be hostesses. Robertson Street Elementary School, police said. Andrew White, 29, of 16 Daniel Boulevard was first issued a ticket for creatinga public disturbance New Years’ dance set at the school where he went to see his daughter Safe Rides looking for home perform in a choral concert, police said. The Manchester Square Dance Club has tickets BOLTON - Safe Rides is intoxicated. After White failed to obey police orders not to resident trooper is going to get available for a New Years’ Eve Dance. For $30 a looking for a home. First Selectman Sandra W. Raginald Plnt(VM*nchMt*r Harald enter the school again, he was arrested and charged hold of the information, they couple, guests may enjoy a hot and cold buffet from The Board of Selectmen Tues­ with first-degree criminal trespassing, police said. Pierog made the suggestion after won’t call,” O’Leary said.-’ ’ (But) 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. and then dance from 10 p.m. to 1 day agreed to look into housing GREETING CARDS — St. James their cards are from left; Sean Warwell, He was held on $100 bond and is scheduled to Safe Rides spokesman Donna if it’s the only room we can get. a.m. Tickets for just the dance are also available for the new Safe Rides program, Church C.C.D. classes made greeting 10, a fourth-grader; Traci Atkins, 10, a appear in Manchester Superior Court today. O’Leary of 15 Plymouth Lane we’ll take it.” $12 per couple. Earl Johnston will call the squares, being established at Bolton High appeared before the selectmen cards for the residents of Laurel Living fifth-grader; and Kelly Clapp, 11, a Pierog said that may be the and Anita White will cue the rounds. For tickets call School, at the old firehouse on and asked for help in finding a only place to house the program, 643-1423. Center, Chestnut Street. Working on sixth-grader. Notch Road. Safe Rides is a home. She said she was uncom­ Couple charged with assault since the Community Hall is often program which combats drinking fortable housing the program at filled on weekends. A Manchester man and a Hartford woman were and driving by having high school the old firehouse since the town Mflitary Notes O b itu a rie s arrested this morning after they were involved in an students provide a ride home' to constables are also housed there. Safe Rides could be operationa- argument, police said. other teen-agers who may be " I f the kids are afraid the ble by May, O’Leary said. Douglas Simmons, 27. of 360 Oakland St., and Katherine K. Domners, 23, of 980 Albany Ave., Airman awarded degree Johanna Gremmo, Fontana and Deborah Michaud, Bristol; four sisters, Helen Senak Hartford,were arrested on charges of breach of Tech. Sgt. Edward J. Kuczynski Jr., son of commission member both of Enfield; several nieces of Bristol, Emily DeGaumbia and peace and third-degree assault, police said. W WORLD’S Edward J. and Lottie Kuczynski of 110 Walnut St., and nephews. Bernice Zima, both in Florida, Simmons had visited Domners at her home in has been awarded an associate degree in applied Johanna “ Jennie” Gremmo, The funeral will be Thursday at and Julie DiBietski in ; Hartford and Domners was driving Simmons back I ? GREAT science by the Community College of the Air Force. 69, of 845 E. Middle Turnpike, 10: IS a.m. from the Newkirk & several nieces and nephews. to Manchester when they began arguing, police died today (Dec. 21, 1988) at Whitney Funeral Home, 318 said. The argument lasted until they arrived at Kuczynski is an electronic warfare instructor at The funeral will be Thursday at Sil* thru SMurdav 6 ^ CLASSICS Keesler Air Force Base. Miss., with the 3380th Manchester Memorial Hospital. Burnside Ave., East Hartford, 9 a.m. at the O’ Brien Funeral Simmon’s home, according to police. 404«r.MBttl1Fn. n u n m a m n ^ She was the wife of Felix F. with a Mass of Christian burial at Home, 24 Lincoln Ave., Fore- Police said Simmons stmck Domners several •mImIWM* Technical Training Group. He is a 1976 graduate of • Perfumes Manchester High School and also received an Gremmo. 11 a.m. in St. Rose Church, East stville, followed by a Mass of times about the head and Domner had several associate degree in 1985 from Miami-Dade Bom in Manchester, she had Hartford. Burial will be in Hil­ Christian burial at 10 a.m. in St. bmises and a cut to her forehead, police said. • Colognes LORNA WILL Community College. Miami. Fla. been a lifelong resident. She was lside Cemetery, East Hartford. Patrick’s Church, Farmington. Domners also stmck Simmons but there were no The Fragrance Shoppe involved in the fam ily business of Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 Burial will be in St. Joseph’s New apparent injuries, police said. All Tha Famous Names GIFT WRAP Gremmo and Sons and was a p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Cemetery, Bristol. Calling hours Both Domners and Simmons were released on Graduates at Lackland member of the Manchester Memorial donations may be are today from 7 to 9 p.m. $100 bond and were scheduled to appear in WATES (Women’s Association to made to the Kidney Foundation of Memorial donations may be Manchester Superior Court today, police said. FREE Airman Angelo J. Forsliere, son of Berta H. Doyle Enjoy Slimming), the Manches­ Connecticut Inc., 920 Farmington made to the American Diabetes of 21 Papermill Road. Hebron, has graduated from ter chapter of the American Ave., East Hartford 06119. Association, 40 South St., Box Air Force basic training at Lackland Air Force Association of Retired Persons 10160, West Hartford 06110. ARPEGE Base, Texas. No. 604, Manchester Women's Ruth Eames Mildred V. Treybal Current Quotations Trains at air base Republican Club, and Manches­ V* O z . *54“ ter Conservation Commission. Ruth L. (Day) Eames, 83, of Mildred V. Treybal, 79, of "It is a protest for those killed, injured and TallBl Water Airman Nicole F. Thlvlarge, daughter of Rolande Besides her husband, she is Manchester, wife of the late Charter Oak Street, widow of C N A H It detained. The people are not in a mood to celebrate FtasuMi NMural Bpray and Lucien Thi viarge of 22 Doane St.. has graduated survived by a son, Francis Frank F. Eames, died Tuesday John F. Treybal, died Friday or rejoice.” — Elias Freij, mayor of Bethlehem in from Air Force basic training at Lackland Air Force Gremmo of Manchester; a (Dec. 20, 1988) at Manchester (Dec. 16,1988) at a local convales­ 101. *17.50 the Israeli occupied West Bank, explaining that city Base. Texas. brother, Dominic Gentilcore of Memorial Hospital. cent home. 1% 01. *26.00 officials are not sponsoring holiday celebrations in She is a 1982 graduate of Manchester High School. Manchester; two sisters, Mrs. She was bom in Easton, Mass., She was a secretary at Holiday iw 01. *44.00 the birthplace of Christ because of the Palestinian Mary Reale of Woodland Hills, and lived in Manchester for the House of Manchester for 10 years. 4Wot. *165.50 uprising. Calif., and Marge Kozlowski of last 40 years. She was a member The funeral was Tuesday with Public Meetings Simsbury; four grandchildren; a of St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in burial in East Cemetery. The OHANIL great-grandchild; and several North Easton, Mass. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main SHALIMAR nieces and nephews. She is survived by three daugh­ St., was in charge of the Thoughts CHANEL Meeting scheduled tonight. The funeral will be Friday at ters, Mrs. Robert (Marjorie) arrangements. LANVM 8:15 a.m. from the John F. Anderson of Troy, Mich., Mrs. Memorial donations may be LADIES Manchester Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Joseph (Edith) Dubiel of Man­ made to the American Cancer When my grandfather was in his late 30’s or early F O R H IM Center St., followed by a Mass of chester; and Mrs. Robert (Ruth) Society, 243 E. Center St., Man­ 40’s. he had to have all his teeth taken out. Of course, Housing Authority, Bluefield Drive, 7:30 p.m. Christian burial at 9 a.m. In St. March of Manchester; nine chester 06040. he got a set of false teeth, but he wouldn’t wear Bartholomew’s Church. Burial grandchildren; and 10 great­ them. As you might imagine, he looked dreadful. Bolton will be in St. James Cemetery. grandchildren. Harry L. jStelger And this bothered Gramma terribly. Conservation Commission, Herrick Memorial Calling hours are Thursday from The funeral will be Friday at 10 Harry L. Steiger, 88, of 3 Goslee Later that same year. Gramma was painting on Park, 7:30 p.m. 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. a.m. at the John F. Tierney Drive, husband of Helen (Lam- top of the cellar bulkhead and the bulkhead Memorial donations may be Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St. precht) Steiger, died today (Dec. collapsed. She fell partially on the stairs and made to the Manchester Scholar­ Burial will be Friday at 2 p.m. at 21,1988) at Manchester Memorial partially on the cellar floor and she broke her hip. Coventry ship Foundation, 20 Hartford Village Cemetery, Main Street, Hospital. Someone called the doctor, and someone else called Women, Infants and Children, Town Office Road, Manchester 06040. Easton. Calling hours are Thurs­ The funeral arrangements are Grampa. who was working in one of the nearby Building, 1 to 2 p.m. day from2to4p.m.and7to9p.m. incomplete. The Holmes Funeral houses down at Sagamore Beach. He was a plumber Veterans Commission, Town Office Building, 7:30 Carolyn Alleano Home, 400 Main St., is in charge of and he did a lot of work in that area. FAMOUS MENS’ FRAGRANCES A POLO Ib P IU M i p.m. the arrangements. He got there first. She had not been moved, Patrick Flynn/Mtnchactar Harald Stephanie Murray • HALSTON • ROYAL COPENHAGEN • PACO RABANNE o Parks and Recreation Commission, Patriot’s Carolyn (Michaud) Alleano, 41, because everyone was afraid of causing more CHANEL FOR MEN o G U O G I o DALLAS o CANOE # HALSTON o CLOE •LAUREN Park, 7:30 p.m. of East Hartford, daughter of Stephanie M. Murray, 64, of injury. Grampa ran over and looked down through TURNING HEADS — Jessica Daigle, 10, Circle North and Bruce Road this CARRINGTON o TABAC # PIERRE CARDIN • BRITISH STERLIN • CIERA • NINA RICCI • ENJOLI Barbara E. (Souza) Michaud, Farmington, wife of Vincent Max Robinson the broken bulkhead; “ Oh my dear, my darlin’ of 75 Nike Circle practices some moves morning. Her moves turned quite a few •RIVEQAUCHE *4711 ‘ • KRY8TLE died Monday (Dec. 19, 1988) at Murray and mother of Laurena (AP) - Max Anna.” he said, "is there anything I can do?” "Yes, she learned in a jazz class while waiting heads. NEW SHIPMENT U e SELEdtloTT « u i p « a B U $ n Lottery Hartford Hospital. Murray of Manchester, died Robinson, who became the first William,’ she said, "Y ou can put in your teeth.” So for her bus at the corner of Lakewood Besides her mother, she is Tuesday (Dec. 20,1988) at home. black news anchorman on Am eri­ they went in, and they stayed in. survived by her husband, Angelo Besides her husband and can network television but soon How frustrating it is that so often the gifts which UNBELIEVABLE FAMOUS BRAND Winning numbers drawn Tuesday in lotteries Alleano of East Hartford; a son, daughter, she is survived by two saw his life beset by personal and our loved ones would most like to receive are the A around New England: Angelo Alleano Jr. of East sons, Stevin Murray of Farming- professional problems, died very ones we would least like to give. It is so hard to Low cleaning contract bidder Connecticut daily: 810. Play Four: 6336. Lotto: Hartford; four brothers, Henry ton and Vincent Murray of Tuesday from complications of do that kind of giving, because it means putting the DiSIGNER WATCH SALE 2-5-13-25-29-32. W. Michaud Jr. and Leroy B. Wallingford; another daughter, AIDS. He was 49. other person first. But isn’t that what Christmas is Massachusetts daily: 8274. Michaud, both of Manchester, Linda Anne Johnson of San Diego, Robinson started his broad­ all about? Tri-state daily: 151, 5862. William F. Michaud of Hartford Calif.; three brothers, Stanley casting career as a disc jockey in would charge $50,191 a year 50% to 70% OFF Rhode Island daily: 4315. Lot-O-Bucks: 5-9-15-35- and Theodore W. Michaud of East Zima of Farmington, Chester Richmond, Va. He moved to Rev. Dr. William C. Trench 38. Hartford; two sisters, Sharon Zima and William Zima, both of Washington in 1965. North United Methodist Church Bv Andrew J. Davis DeFrank & Sons bid was $10.90 an MARC Executive Director Manchester Herald hour, which was slightly lower Laurie Prytko has said the than the $12 an hour bid by Manchester Workshop, run by W eather fUaitrhpslpr HrralA DeFrank & Sons Corp. of Tri-Town. MARC, no longer has enough Hartford was the lowest of two DeFrank & Sons bid $18,282 to clients willing to work the late- -G R E A T SELECTION- bidders Tuesday on a cleaning clean the Municipal Building, night hours needed to clean the • Quartz Electric • 1 yr. guarantee USPS 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 70 contract for the town’s three $27,921.60 to clean Lincoln Center, buildings. • Automatic Wind • Shockproof REGIONAL WEATHER Sunny, cold municipal buildings, according to and $3,987.60 for the Probate MARC, which has done the • Water Proof • Divers Aocu-Weather* forecast for Thursday Manchester and vicinity: To­ Penny M. Sleffert, Publisher officials in the General Services Court. Tri-Town bid, $19,500, custodial work at the municipal night. a chance of showers early George T. Cheppell Dennie M. Sentoro department. $19,500, and $11,700, respectively, buildings since 1985, is paid • Sports • Nurses Daytime Conditions and High Temperatures Editor Advertising Director then partial clearing and colder. ’The contract to clean the to clean the three buildings. $29,000 a year, though it re­ Low 25 to 30. Thursday, partly Douglet A. Bevins Sheldon Cohen municipal buildings, as well as DeFrank & Sons bid $9,648 to quested a hike to $42,000 a year in Executive Editor Composing Meneger sunny but colder. High 30 to 35. one to clean the Globe Hollow clean the Globe Hollow treatment August. Outlook for Friday and Saturday, Jeenne Q Fromerth Robert H Hubberd water treatment facility on plant, while Tri-Town’s bid was Town Manager Robert B. Weiss Business Meneger Pressroom Meneger partly cloudy and mild. A chance Spring Street, became available $15,600, according to General has said M ARC’s request, and the MICKEY Denise A Roberts Frsnk J McSweegen after the Manchester Association Services records. General Servi­ town’s compliance, has nothing to of showers on Saturday. Highs in Personnel Meneger CIrculetlon Director the 40s. Outlook for Christmas for Retarded Citizens asked the ces of Manchester bid $19,558.30 do with a petition circulated by V day. continued mild with a Published delly except Sundey end certeln hojldeys by the town to be released from its to clean the treatment plant, town employees this summer. Quartz ladies • m en chance of showers. High in the Menchseter Publishing Co . 16 Brelnerd Piece. Mencheeter. contract. There were three according to records. The petition, signed by 24 em­ 40s. Conn 08040 Second dees poetege peld st Mencheeter. Conn bidders on a separate contract to Gerald Dupont, director of ployees in August, stated the *14'* Poetmeeter: Send eddreee chengee to the Mencheeter Hereld. I REG. $115 to $495 West Coastal, East Coastal: P O Box 891. Mencheeter. Conn 06040 clean Globe Hollow, and DeFrank General Services, said the con­ employees were dissatisfied with Tonight, a chance of showers It you don't receive your Hereld by 8 p m weekdeye or 7:30 & Sons was again the low bidder, tracts could be awarded by the M ARC’s custodial work. • Pulsar • Banrus ' Hamilton early then partial clearing and e m Seturdeye. pleeee telephone your csrrier. It you're uneble according to General Services end of the year. When the new According to the contract prop­ PULSAR iln • Bill Blaaa to reech your es'rler. cell subscriber service st 647-0046 by 6 records. company or companies begins osal, the new custodial crews will and da colder. Low around 30. Thursday, p m ereekdeye for delivery In Mencheeter Iko • CItIzan Attante partly sunny but colden High in Suggested cerrter retee ere 01.80 weekly. $7.70 for one DeFrank & Sons' bid for the work cannot be determined until be responsible for duties such as CITIZEN 1 SEIKO WATCHES I • Plara Cardin ulag Caaalnl Ocaait the middle 30s. Outlook for month. 023 10 for three months. 046.20 for six months end three municipal buildings totaled a successor to MARC is chosen, sorting mail, sweeping floors, BMsn • 1 Yr. Ouaronio# 002 40 for one yesr RfCTMC Friday and Saturday, partly $50,191.20 a year, while the bid of he said. cleaning toilets and emptying 97*/t OFF The Mencheeter Hereld Is e member of the Assocleted Press ■o-uan 0IMIIT2 WALTMM cloudy and mild. A chance of the Audit Bureeu of CIrculetlone. the New Englend Press Tri-Town Maintenance of Vernon Though M ARC’S contract does waste baskets. The crew also is • ElogonOy otylod Associstlon end the New Englend Newspeper Associstlon totaled $50,700, according to 12990 • 1 Yr. Guanntoo $ 5 0 8 8 WinNAUH ariri showers on Saturday. Highs in the Today’s weather picture was drawn by Lindsay not expire until the end of June. responsible for locking up town *39®® OnboUovotrio 40s. Wottenberg, 9, a fourth-grader at Waddel School. General Services records. The MARC asked the town recently to buildings after late-night meet­ • 2 Yr. Battory fWo *1M-*1M ANLFO hourly rate for workers under the be released from its contract. ings. i - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Dec. 21, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Dec. 21, 1988 — 5 Sprague named M «« Ki 6» Ki Ml SOI Ki M Ka i» IM Mi M i«a w Ka ftat net tM in aa i» an Mi iMim an M Ms M tM aoi am am fli new director of parks and rec

By Andrew J. Davis Manchester Herald Scott Sprague, the director of 8 the town’s recreation depart­ ment. has been named director of the town’s newly-formed parks 8i«aai«ia««a«i!aa«a«a«aa5saaa«aaa«i«a«a«i«a«sao»cia«afaa«a»ai«aaasstaa«aiaa«»3a(s)e3aoaaa(ai«a!5iaa»«ia««ia»!a*«t«aoa«a«a)aaaa«a«aa«aaaeia«3a^ a « a a» a» aci lo ars act as an ira an i« a«S and recreation department, said Sprague. The recreation department and the parks division, now part of the Happy Holidays 8 Public Works Department, will (^atvd Cone Q^touse be combined to provide better BED & BREAKFAST service to townspeople, since the Season’s two departments naturally go together, Sprague said today. LoooQ^fg gocm Colonial Hospitality on the green. “In general, parks and recrea­ Greetings unisejii fiairstyfinrj tion, as a service, needs to be from your Gourmet Cuisine nearby. combined.’’he said. “It’sthebest Bicycles available for touring Rt. 44A Boston Tnpk. 643-1759 structure. Park is recreation and recreation is parks, and we’re all friends at quiet country roads. Open Tues. - Sat. doing the same thing.’’ 8 Raglnild PInto/MtnchMtw H wild Sprague. 38. will begin his new K.agiissaf3agiaaig>ig.aatgiiaia9, Department. With the reorgani­ Red Cross takes varie ty o f im p o rte d and X ■ locatiy handcrafted PREPARING FOR TRANS­ zation, cemeteries will become a separate division headed by quake Inquiries decoralionf and apeciai g ifts ^ i,aa as as as as as la aa as as as as aa as as as as as aa as as PORT — Manchester Robert Harrison, currently parks ^ for the diacriminating g Ambulance personnel ready Effective immediately, the 8 w and cemeteries superintendent, Greater Hartford chapter of the 8 May you know the warmth j Mark Gagne, 20, of 36 Ash said D irector Stephen T. American Red Cross is accepting cradfecr | St., Willimantic, for trans­ Cassano. disaster relief inquiries from End of Season Clearance on Selected Items | /-S’. port to Manchester Memor­ Cassano said Harrison will be 21 of home and hearth this | busy enough developing a new relatives of victims of the Armen­ ial Hospital. Gagne and ian earthquake. ■ Have a Happy Holiday ■ 8 town cemetery on Hillstown ------______8 3 holiday season. | Bruce Roy, 20 of 14 Main Road. Requests should be limited to immediate family members due H ours: ■ Mon., Tuet., Sol. iO-5 8 2! ^ St., Vernon, were involved in Weiss said the town could begin j The Country Carpenters ^ a two-car accident Tuesday building the cemetery next fiscal to the large number of requests • Wed., Thurg., Fri. tOS • Sunday I IS 8 expected. The Red Cross expects Cloting ChriMImag Eve at a Re-opening Feb. th. morning at the intersection year. The town Is currently 5:00 2 6 8 8as as ta aa as as aa aa aa as as as la as aa aa as as as as as B looking into the cost of building that it may take a long time 295 West Street • Bolton, C T • 649-7514 ^ of Tower Road and West the cemetery, he said. before replies are received be­ 8 (ana mtU narth nf Cny Qiy State Park an Pi. fSI 649-0822 Middle Turnpike. A hospital Weiss said Sprague will be cause the Soviet Red Cross is spokesman today said both assisted by a new parks superin­ directing efforts to emergency men were treated for cuts tendent. Sprague said he may rescue and life-saving. and bruises and were choose the new superintendent by People should call the Greater For the gardener on next week or in early January. released. Hartford Red Cross chapter’s Sprague has worked in Man­ emergency services department your gift list Warm wlahea for a happy holiday. Patrick Flynn/Manehwtar Harald chester since 1984. He has worked at 678-2830.

used — rare — out-of-print Bolton selectmen to question . *5 E.'Center S • Locally grown Poinsettias 649-5268 and Cyclamen legality of charter proposals * ^ Cash & Carry * Sundials Bv Andrew J. Davis men to a seven-memberboard. In making the changes. BOOKS • Lawn Statuary VCR Rentals and thousands of titles Manchester Herald a 3-2 vote, selectmen rejected the “I have confidence what the Red Rose changes but enough people signed charter commission has done is in • Garden Gloves available for your holiday entertainment. 74 HOUR SERVICE DIESEL FUEL BOLTON — Selectman Michael a petition to force a referendum S I Q95 accordance with the statutes,” he • Garden Tools A. Zizka said Tuesday he will ask on the issue on Feb. 7. said. “I see nothing in the statutes Special Doien OH Salk (203) 640-3449 Booka 619 E. M lddla Tpka. * Rain Guages for a legal opinion on whether the Zizka said he wanted a legal that says we have to have a public a n rd a Manchaalar, CT 06040 defunct Charter Revision Com­ opinion to determine whether hearing on every change.” ...... 1 * Bird Feeders & Seeds, mission legally changed its re­ changes In recommendations by Zizka also wanted a legal commendations after a public the coHimission’af ^ts-■Noir*-2I • *^opTnlbn 'CKT’IHiether the whole * Gardening Books M.AA O IL hearing had been held in October meeting were legal. The commis­ referendum had to be put up for a Movie Magic BURNERS INSTALLED AND REPAIRED on proposed charter changes sion made two major changes at townwide vote. He said he would the meeting — the elimination of like to pose specific questions, D a irq HARTFORD RD. DAIRY QUEEN PLUMBING & HEATING Zizka said at a meeting of the the power of Annual Town Meet­ such as the town manager and Q u e e n ALL KINDS OF WELL WORK Board of Selectmen he did not ing voters to specifically reduce Board of Finance proposals, Open Monday - Saturday FUEL OILS, RANGE OILS, GASOLINE believe the commission had the the budget and making the separately to voters. __ , *684 Hartford Road Manchester, CT • 647-1076 9 AM - 5 PM 228 Boston Turnpike authority to make late changes in selectmen positions volunteer. Though commission members Bolton, CT 06043 Main Office and Plant the charter, including recom­ Zizka said he was unsure if that have said that many of the mending the elimination of the was legal since the changes were proposed changes are dependent CAKES ARE US!! (203) 646-4640 271 Hop River Road • Bolton, CT 06043 power of Annual Town Meeting made after public hearings and on others, Zizka said he did not Charlie Dave voters to recommend specific without consulting the selectmen, believe that to be true. CHRISTMAS MlnIcuccI changes in the town budget. he said. “It doesn’t have to be an all or 649-2871 MlnIcuccI Because of Zizka’s questioning, The first selectman is paid nothing proposition,” he said. LOGS & CAKES % the selectmen have scheduled a $6,000 a year, while each select­ First Selectman Sandra W. special Dec. 28meeting todiscuss man receives $60 a month. Pierog said she thought the whole Logs...... * *® the legal aspects of the proposed “They had no authority (to referendum had to be presented 5 changes by the commission. Also, . make changes after the public to voters. She said a townwide Cakes... the question of whether the ' hearing),’’ said Zizka. “Other­ petition, which overrode the charter changes must he pres­ wise. why have a public selectmen’s veto of the proposed ented as one referendum question hearing?” changes, stated that the total or a number of specific questions "They made substantial referendum be brought up for a Season’s will be discussed at the special changes at their last meeting.” townwide vote. meeting. said Selectman Douglas T. Che­ Pierog and fellow Democrat Among changes recommended ney. “It never came up for a Zizka voted for the proposed It's the best thing to happen to cake since Greetings by the commission are switching hearing.” changes at the selectmen’s Dec. 6 cake. And what a treat it is. Light cake to a town manager form of Robert C. Young, chairman of meeting. Cheney and fellow Re­ crunch. Cool and creamy chocolate and from your local government, eliminating the the now-defunct commission, publicans Carl A. Preuss and vanilla D.Q* Plus rich, cold fudge and Board of Finance, and changing said today he believed the com­ Lawrence Converse III voted delicious icing. You can have it decorated Power Equipment the five-member Board of Select­ mission acted properly when against the charter. for any occasion. The Dairy Queen* Round Cake. Frozen and packaged for Dealer easy take-home. Pick one up today. HOLIDAY TREATS W* A lio Haw ShMt Cakw, Squira, HMrt SliapM and Frozen Homepack (Van«lt t Chooafale) Moriarty Bros, settles dispute i r Rounda. Ragular and Spadal Oaaigna Alaraya Avallabla. 2 QtS. for M.75 Rag.‘1.45aqt Bv Maureen Leavitt car because only one person or payment. The buyers have 45 “If you didn’t buy your last cake at Manchester Herald family would be driving it, Curry days from the date the agreement Hartford Road Dairy Queen, said Tuesday. A complaint stat­ was signed to make their deci­ you probably paid too muchl" Moriarty Brothers Inc. has ing the firm misrepresented the sion, according to Curry. "INIhr Bars” "Battar Bars” agreed to offer full refunds or car was first filed with the DCPin Maurice Moriarty, the dealer­ payments to th ree used-car custo­ July by Albert and Ruth Meyer- ship’s treasurer, said the firm FUUMEAL 1 2 / 3 4 0 0 6 / * 4 » mers after admitting it used hoff. of Ellington. had bought executive cars Stanley A. Schwartz of South misleading advertising to sell through a Ford auction and also OEAL. Includes them cars. Windsor and Carl Carlson of had rental cars in stock. A new The car dealership at 315 Manchester also purchased the salesman advertised the rental Hamburger Center St. signed an agreement former rental cars, Curry said. cars as executive cars, not French Fries 00 Dec. 6 with the state Department Curry said advertising for the realizing some of the cars were Soft Drink "DQ Saadwlchas” 1 2 / * 4 ' of Consumer protection after it Ford cars ran in the Rockville former rentals, he said. 5 oz. Sundae N O PAYMENTS FOR 90 DAYS was discovered Moriarty Broth­ Reminder on or about March 8. “It was a very unfortunate ers advertised three 1987 Ford Under the agreement. Mor­ incident but also an isolated "DQ Chat. Chip 2 5 Tempos as executive cars when iarty Brothers will offer to incident,” Moriarty said. “We Saadwlelias” * 9 W. H. Preuss they actually were rental cars, re-purchase the vehicles at the acknowledge a mistake was W. H. PREUSS SONS said Kathleen Curry, a spokeswo­ original selling price with no made but it was not made on Sons 228 BOSTON TPKE., RTE. 6 & 44 • BOLTON. CT. man for the DCP. reduction for depreciation or purpose,, it was not done to Executive cars are used by normal wear and tear, Curry deceive.” STOP IN WHILE Happy company executives on a limited said. Moriarty said he believed HIGH PERFORMANCE SINCE 1911 basis a ^ would probably have If the customers choose to keep Schwartz had decided to accept Holidays B a i e n s less wear and tear than a rental the cars, they will receive a $500 the $500 payment. CHRISTMAS SHOPPING 6 - M A N C H ESTER H ER A LD , Wednesday. Dec. 21. 1988 M A N C H ES TE R H ER A LD . Wednesday. Dec. 21, 1988 - 7

Christmas wishes answered Look to L O C A L OLD SAYBROOK (AP) — Some 1,200 homeless Elderly sisters’ suicides For TfiB \ kids in Connecticut will be getting some holiday cheer and gifts courtesy of a restaurant chain & S T A T E and people they’ve never met. The gift-giving project grew out of a summer O ^W ^N "S p lrit Df Christmas Past” f Tighter controls sought conversation that waitress Barbara Fox had with stuns their neighborhood DOWN her boss at Saybrook Fish House in OldSaybrook H A R TFO R D (AP) - A report to state higher about the shame of restaurants wasting food By Larry Rosenthal her about a month ago. The neighbor. when people are going hungry. education officials prompted by a controversy at The Associated Press neighbors asked not to be The neighbor said Mrs. Sammi­ the University of Connecticut Health Center says Fox told her boss about a "Wish Tree” she saw identified. to’s husband, a retired steel­ that while colleges cannot directly control at a bank while living in Dallas. Each card that W A LLIN G FO R D - A suicide "She told me a few times, ‘I am worker, left for California a m private foundations, they must be able to protect decorated the tree had the name, age and three pact was carried out by two sick, I can’t sleep,” ’ said one month ago. He was on his way their institutions’ reputations. wishes of a poor child. Those wanting to help elderly sisters, one of whom was neighbor. "She was afraid. I tried back to Wallingford after learn­ The report submitted to the Board of could take a card and return with a wrapped gift described by a neighbor as to tell her a lot of people live by ing of his wife’s and sister-in- addressed to the child. Governors for Higher Education on Tuesday distraught over being left by her themselves, and that, ‘You have a law’s deaths, the two neighbors calls for tighter state controls and clearer Fox found the idea an easy sell to the husband of more than 40 years. nice house.” ’ said. restaurant chain and in early December, the definitions of foundation activities. Helen Sammito, 69, and Eliza­ . The sisters’ houses backed up Police discovered the bodies wish cards were hung by yarn on holiday trees in The report was requested by Gov. William A. beth Bacci, 74, were found dead to each other, and their brother, after being summoned to the the restaurants in Old Saybrook, Rocky Hill, O ’Neill after the state auditors found in October Monday afternoon in Mrs. Sam- who was in Florida when the house by a family friend who had Canton and Bloomfield. that state money had been channeled improperly mito’s car, stunning neighbors deaths occurred, lives next door. been checking on Mrs. Sam.ito ” I went to the (state) Department of Human into a private foundation by officials at the who said they knew them as The small but meticulously and by a neighbor. The two had Resources and said. ‘Can you supply me with all UConn Health Center in Farmington. “verynice, very friendly ladies.” kept homes are located next to a become suspicious, entered the State investigators have said that two health the names and wishes of homeless children in The state medical examiner’s stainless steel plant. Christmas house through an unlocked back center researchers profited from research Connecticut?” ’ Fox said. office said Tuesday the two wreathes adorned the front doors door and found the suicide note. Lift the Latch Gift Baskets money that should have gone into university Man faces prison term of both sisters’ homes. The note, according to someone accounts but wound up instead in private women died of carbon monoxide Make It a t t g a l Chrlstm as. for all of the hard to buy for poisoning and ruled the deaths The neighbor said the women who read it but spoke on condition accounts they held with the University of W INDHAM (AP) — A Danielson man accused suicides. Police said Mrs. Sam­ had been sick off and on and had of anonymity, was from Mrs. people on your Christmas Gift Connecticut Foundation Inc. of murdering his roommate in July accepted a mito was found in the front seat of looked out for each other. Mrs. Sammito and instructed that she plea bargain agreement that calls for him to the car and her sister in the back Bacci, a widow, would often be buried in the family plot and List. Priced from *5 to *105, Police search for escapee serve 25 years in prison. seat. spend the entire day at her that $2,000 of her money be Thomas A. Bisson. 31. pleaded guilty ’Tuesday sister’s house, he said. donated to her church. Puritan "Soft Orton" Swaatar...... ^19^^ Megger Imperlel Flennel Slecke...... *47®** you’ll be sure to find a gourmet N IA N TIC (AP) — Police searched today for a in Windham Superior Court under the Alford A note indicating that "two I : tiiwdwii« iiiiii«wm»t»l CBDP • DfaWB D4 woman serving a five-year sentence for burglary Doctrine, meaning that he conceded the state had people were going to be taking Neither woman was survived “ They were very precious 8 6 8 or toiletry basket that is just who escaped from the state prison here by enough evidence to secure a conviction at trial their lives” was found inside Mrs. by any children, according to the members of the church. They Ronald Scott Blazan...... i,„ *11 9*® cutting a bar in her cell with a hacksaw. but he didn’t acknowledge the specific facts of the Sammito’s home, said Lt. Wil­ Yalesville Funeral Home, which were very dear ladies,” said the Robert Bruce “Colton" Sweeten.... .n -a ^24^^ what you’ve been searching for. Bill Flower, a spokesman for the state case. liam Butka, but he would not was handling funeral arrange­ Rev. Dr. Laszlo Medyesy, pastor 1 ienkOdw.<9NwNM*.ieo.iM«iiwu«iex-ut(. | 1___ i Department of Correction, said Theresa Luci- Under questioning by Judge William M. divulge its contents. ments. Mrs. Bacci was prede­ of the Evangelical and Reformed bello. 31, of New Haven was last seen ’Tuesday at Shaughnessy Jr.. Bisson said he believed he was While police would not discuss ceased by two sons, a funeral United Church of Christ, spiritual Megger TrI-Blend Slecke...... >a ^35^^ Botany 800 Flannel Blazert...... -ih * 1 29*® a 10; 30 p.m. head count. About 10 minutes later, responsible for the death of Myron T. Moir Jr., possible reasons behind the sui­ home official said. center of the local Hungarian 1 ^$iMB ^ B OOBBB Do to 4D | 1 «■■■«« uw 1 authorities realized she was missing from her who had shared his apartment. But Bisson said cides, two neighbors said Mrs. “ They were very nice, very community. cell. Flower said. he had difficulty remembering some of the Sammito was upset because her friendly ladies, and they were A funeral service for the sisters He said Lucibello used a hacksaw tocut one bar details of the slaying. husband, S. George Sammito, left very close,” said another was scheduled for 11 a.m. Friday. at the bottom, pushed the bar up and then Police on July 7 found Moir’s body in the wriggled through the opening. Lucibello. who bathtub of the men’s apartment. An autopsy ‘There’s no place like Regal's for the Holidays’ was sentenced July 14. had a first-floor cell. determined that Moir, 39, died of multiple Flower said. gunshot wounds. Wipdham County State’s He said authorities didn’t know how she got the Whealon’s doctor optimistic 903 Main Street, Downtown Manchester 997 Main St. Attorney Terrence A. Suliiva'n said authorities M e n 's S h o p hacksaw and an internal investigation was believe the murder may have taken place July 2 Open every night 'til 9:00 Manchester launched today at the Niantic prison. in the apartment. after iatest cancer surgery 64^4870

By Mark Seavv earlier this month, DeMaio said. hospital, will include both radia- Bergin cheers Vindication’ The Associated Press Dr. Brendan M. Fox, senior tion treatment and attending urologist who assisted chemotherapy. FAIRWAY DEPT. STORE For classic good looks HARTFORD — Roman Ca­ in the operation, said the surgery He said there would be five tholic Archbishop John F. Whea- took longer than expected be­ weeks of radiation treatment and ' and quality in mens Judge hits state’s ‘reckless omissions’ lon, who has battled cancer for 10 cause of bleeding that occurred an undetermined amount of E OPEN SUNDAYS 11:00 - 5:00 years, may have beaten the odds when a tumor blocking the chemotherapy. and womens clothing, WATERBURY (AP) - when he successfully completed drainage of urine was removed During surgery in 1984, doctors 975 Main St. •646-1717 shop J. Garman, and the arrest.” the discrepancy, he asked Lavery surgery to have two cancerous from Whealon’s right kidney. Former Waterbury Mayor Ed­ Chief State’s Attorney John to dismiss the charge. removed the rectum and sur­ ward D. Bergin considers himself tumors removed from his pelvis, DeMaio said he expects Whea­ rounding tissue and created a I MAKE YOUR HOLIDAY SHOPPING A PLEASURE Clothier for your Kelly, whose office prepared the "There is no question in the a doctor said. IS OIXS vindicated by a judge’s decision case against Bergin, didn’t return court’s mind that (D ’Amico) lon to be released from the permanent colostomy. A colos­ SHOP AT FAIRWAY FOR ALL YOUR HOLIDAY NEEDS! to dismiss a bribe-receiving two ‘ telephone calls Tuesday tailored the affidavit with infor­ The tumors, discovered earlier hospital in seven to 10 days and tomy is surgery to form an 1 Holiday gift giving charge against him because of seeking comment on Lavery’s mation favorable to the state and this month, were removed during return to work in six weeks. artificial anal opening. pleasure. the prosecution’s deliberate at­ decision. deliberately left out the afore­ a five-hour operation at St. DeMaio said the tumors recur The Rev. Thomas J. Barry, IE DECEMBER STORE I Francis Hospital and Medical in 30 to 40 percent of diagnosed tempts to conceal evidence. Cathryn Krinitsky, an assistant mentioned material facts,” Lav­ secretary to the archbishop, said ★ Giftwrap ★ Gift Boxes (Qreat SelectlonI) MON TUE WID TMR m DAT SUN Center on ’Tuesday. Whealon, 67, cases. 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Whealon was first that Whealon receive follow-up formed in 1843. Previously, he tive Auto Body, in exchange for Chairman Thomas Gahan had the state. It happened to me. It diagnosed with cancer in 1978 and • treatment. The treatment, which was bishop of Erie, Pa. from y has since undergone five the award of a city towing been the go-between, bringing the can happen to someone else.” will begin three weeks after 1967-69, and an auxiliary bishop of ^ operations. contract while he was mayor. bribe money to the mayor. D ’Amico also did not return a Whealon is released from the Cleveland from 1960-67. Custom Gift Packaging Exclusively Available At: “Obviously, I’m thrilled, " I think he’s beat the odds quite But Bergin’s attorney, Herbert telephone message left in his f t ' pleased with the decision,” said Santos, produced evidence that office. well,” DeMaio said. Bergin, who lost a re-election bid Leiomyosarcoma is a cancer­ his client was in Alaska on June The judge noted that D ’Amico in November 1985. " I believe it’s 14, 1985 when the alleged bribe ous tumor that affects muscle pretty pointed. I believe it’s a left out of the affidavit that tissue such as that in the large EYE GLASSES n took place — a fact that was never Bergin was in Alaska from June vindication of the accusations mentioned in the affidavit. Citing intestine, or colon, DeMaio said. CONTACT LENSES G IF T S H O P 13 to 20. 1985, that Gahan Whealon entered the hospital HEARING AIDS ^Luxury Slippers disavowed any knowledge of the Monday and underwent surgery Krause by Dinitl Qr*«n Each gift package U a combination of quality itenu. Hills paying a bribe in exchange at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday, hospital EASTERN CONNECTICUrS LEADING 2 Our complete Daniel Oreen qM arthtically arranged and beautifully gift wrapped for the towing contract, and that officials said. 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Bright Gift Ideas Cash A Carry HARTFORD (AP) — Commun­ The consultant recommended a was not aware of Bergin receiv­ certainly believe we did (help 1 at Beautiful ity college officials say they merger of the state’s community ing any such bribes, that the Hills him ).” ' 1 o ^ n e ’b TiaceP believe a merger of their system and technical college systems. didn’t implicate Bergin and had DeMaio said he was "optimis­ Z Unisex — Full Service Hairstyling Z Savings no contact with the mayor, and tic” because the cancer had not with the state’s technical colleges Cannon and other officials told 2 Haircuts Perms ^ Thara'i nothing Ilka a Mon.-Sal. 9 :30-5:30 could work, but caution must be that the Hills claimed they were spread to other parts of Whea­ the advisory committee Tuesday Z gift of karat gold 757 Main Street ■ 643-5692 Wed. Thuri., & Fri. ’til 9 exercised. loyal Democratic Party lon’s body. night that a merger would only Z lawelry to brightan "I will vigorously oppose a work if the community colleges members and any money paid Whealon, the spiritual leader of I * 5 * 2 0 Z your apaclal tomeone'a merger that is not worked out in have a strong role in planning. was campaign contributions. the state’s 790,000 Roman Cathol­ Chrittmaa morning. terms of protection for a system “ We in community colleges hav Lavery said Klazcak was pres­ ics since 1969, has undergone W 643-9559 m a n c h e s t e r Z. ^ M l HAinoie lOAD, MANCMmn I M A l l that is strong and working well,” always believed the idea of ented with a "sanitized and annual examinations since 1984 ? 811 MAIN ST. And real karat gold has HOLIDAY DRESSES the Rev. David L. 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HARTFORD (AP) — Improve­ officials from water utilities from COME IN AND COMPARE ments in water-supply systems the towns, will be discussed at a A ^ 0 5 ^ ^ Value with and conservation measures are public hearing at 7 p.m. Jan. 12 in 50 PURNELL PLACE Purchase of any Swintec or Olivetti Typewriter needed to meet an increasing the West Hartford Town Hall. Greatest Selection demand for water in 36 towns in MANCHESTER, CT 06040 at retail prior to December 24th — The state Department of Health Ever Starting at the state’s upper Connecticut (203) 649-2036 nassiff receive FREE of charge River region, according to offi­ Services’ water-supply section has created seven water-supply * . SPECTACULAR cials studying the issue of water 218 d ^ ^ t u d i o 6 Ribbons • 6 Uft Off Tapes • 1 Daisy Wheel supply. regions in the state and asked SEASONAL Demand for water in that each to come up with a water- SAVINGS! region will increase by 63 million supply plan through the year 2030. isle *348. gallons per day by the year 2030, The upper Connecticut River Baching Faatslaal Here’s (he list so check It out twice.. . GIFT CERTIFICATES Sala'lM. Vtiu're sure to find something real nice. officials said. region was targeted as the second •Nkinoai fo r If no action is taken, water- of the seven plans because it faces GUITARS EFFECTS AMPUHERS DRUMS supply systems in the region more critical shortages than ■WAAjgt.. Ludvirig • Studio & Home Portraits ToMnAChalrSnt S S B 9 ICRATE B n ALLSTAfP. other areas, state officials said. n Tm’i Rvoiviy Laney M C.B. 700 could come up short by 24 million tpbn. A$k BOBS gallons a day, said John A. The region spans from Cole- SgMial *128. 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Ma n c h e s t e r «49-S22i 643-7369 Manchester FRE^ PARKING FRONT AND REAR OF OUR STORE next four decades, drafted by conservation. « — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Dec. 21, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Dec. 21, 1988 — 9 NATION & WORLD U.S. working to meet Court’s ‘dleV worked Teen to drop charges fiood of asyium bids PLYMOUTH, Mass. (AP) - After a judge said Gray against Rep. Kennedy A 368-pound woman and her could be sent to a foster home, WASHINGTON (AP) - Immi­ overall opposition to the Sandi­ 338-pound son shed a combined Ms. Gray enlisted the care of BOSTON (AP) — A teen-ager Mahoney said Avila’s car gration officials are adopting, an nista regime. But INS now is 253 pounds under a judge’s diet expert Dick Gregory of says he will drop the assault and forced the congressman off the Cigarette analysis is released aggressive, new approach in facing a nearly threefold increase threat to place the teen-ager in Plymouth and in June, the two battery charges he filed against road. dealing with Nicaraguans and in the number of Central Ameri­ a foster home unless he lost joined 11 others under Grego­ Rep. Joseph Kennedy II after the “Joe gave a very stern repri­ other Central Americans seeking cans pouring across the border weight and stopped skipping ry’s care. congressman allegedly shoved mand to the young man driving WASHINGTON (AP) - After mer agency said. She said that Harold Pillsbury, Lowest in all three categories asylum in the United States, and illegally in south Texas and then school. "They told us when we first "It’s like a miracle, because him after a near traffic accident. the other vehicle and then later in nearly four years without a The list was formerly done former director of the FTC were Carlton’s and Now’s filter have handled more than 200 seeking asylum. got here that within seven days Victor H. Avila, 17, said the day, the young man and his brand-by-brand analysis, Ameri­ annually, with the testing done by laboratory, worked under con­ kings marketed in hard packs. applications in just three days in Some 60,700 people applied for I was near death,” said Nancy our appetite would be gone,” Gray, 48, who along with her Gray said Monday. "I had a lot Kennedy, D-Mass., grabbed his father came over to Joe’s house can cigarette devotees are once an FTC laboratory. After the tract to the agency to monitor the Each produced tar, nicotine and south Texas. asylum in fiscal 1988, up from sweater and pushed him against about 4 or 5 p.m. where they again confronted by The List. release of the 1985 list, the agency industry testing procedures and carbon monoxide readings below The Central Americans aren’t 26,100 the previous year. 16-year-old son, Joseph, en­ of doubts about that, because I The List — which itemizes tar, halted the testing program it review its data. the measurement sensitivity of being granted work permits rolled in a diet program in ate a lot of food. Then came the his car following the incident discussed the whole incident,” INS has begun assigning addi­ Tuesday. Avila said he was Mahoney said. nicotine and carbon monoxide began in 1966 in the wake of the “We feel very confident the the test equipment. during a 30-day period in which tional personnel in an effort to upstate and in Fort third day, and my appetite was content in cigarette smoke — is U.S. surgeon general’s finding results are consistent with the decisions ar'> to be made on Walton Beach, Fla. totally gone.” unhurt. According to the complaint The lowest measurable read­ handle asylum applications more Avila filed with Boston police on back, released Tuesday by the that cigarettes are dangerous to results we were generating when whether to approve or reject their quickly and clear up an extensive "I was so close to 400 pounds Ms. Gray, whose weight "I did not hit him but I made Federal Trade Commission for human health. we did the tests,” Ms. Wilkenfeld ings in the three categories were asylum requests. Immigration it was ridiculous, and by myself very clear,” Kennedy, 36, Tuesday, Avila was driving up a also produced by these two backlog. complicated her respiratory the first time since January 1985. In dropping its tests, the FTC said. and Naturalization Service spo­ Some 150 Nicaraguans were staying in bed I thought problems, said she has gone told WBZ-TV on Tuesday night, hill and passed Kennedy’s car, The new compilation, based on cited budgetary constraints and An FTC statement said the 272 brands; Carlton filter king regu­ kesman Duke Austin said nobody would notice it,” said adding that Avila was speeding. which was traveling in the lar and menthol in soft packs, 100s among the group of more than 200 from using a wheelchair to tobacco-industry tests of 272 said such scientific sampling was varieties of cigarettes were ob­ Tuesday. whose applications were pro­ Ms. Gray, who lost 102 pounds. walking three hours every "The fact is that people drive too opposite direction, a police spo­ varieties of cigarettes, showed not consistent with the chief tained by a company hired by the in regular and menthol in hard Following a directive from Joseph Gray, who lost 151 kesman said. Avila and Kennedy packs and lOOs in soft packs; and cessed Thursday, Friday and day. fast in these city neighborhoods.” that varieties of Carlton and Now functions of an agency dominated industry laboratory. It said the then-Attorney General Edwin Monday in Harlingen, Texas, pounds, said he frequently each veered off the road to avoid a Now filter kings, regular and skipped school to take care of The Grays, who live in Avila said he would go to scored lowest in all three catego­ by lawyers and economists. company purchased two pack­ Meesq III in July 1987, work according to the INS. Brighton District (Tourt today to collision, the complaint said. ries, exactly where they ranked The new test results were menthol, in soft packs, and 100s, authorization had been virtually his mother and because he was Duxbury, are leaving Grego­ ages of each variety in 50 regular and menthol, in soft Those whose claims are found drop the charges because “We had a little misunder­ in the 1985 list. produced by the industry- different locations around the automatic for Nicaraguans once by INS to fall short of the embarrassed about his weight. ry’s supervised care six standing, a little feud, and At the other end of the spec­ supported Tobacco Industry nation. packs. "When lunch time came rnonths early so that Joseph Kennedy had come to his home they presented themselves to standard of "well-founded” fear Tuesday evening to apologize. tempers were really mad, both of trum, Old Gold Straights pro­ Testing Laboratory under FTC The tests measured each varie­ Their tar readings ranged from immigration officials saying they of persecution may demand hear­ around I was so hungry I would can return to school, but they us,” Avila said. "It’s all over.” duced the highest amounts of tar oversight and using the same ty’s smoke content of tar, which is 1 to 3 milligrams per cigarette, feared persecution from their ings before immigration judges. ask one of my friends to get me don’t expect to revert to their Jim Mahoney, a spokesman for and nicotine and varieties of procedures previously employed particulate matter exclusive of with nicotine ranging from 0.1 country’s leftist Sandinista But if INS declares their claims to a double lunch, and I would old habits. Kennedy, said Kennedy had not Nikita Khrushchev became So­ Century 25s, More 120s and Tali by the agency, according to nicotine; of nicotine, an addictive milligram to 0.3 milligram and government. be frivolous, they won’t be take it to the bathroom and eat “I know it’s going to be apologized but had met with Avila viet premier in 1958 in addition to 120s produced the most carbon Judith Wilkenfeld of the FTC’s substance; and of carbon monox­ carbon monoxide ranging from 1 The Meese directive was in line eligible for work permits while it there.” different.” Gray said. and his father “just to clarify Fi rst Secreta ry of the Oimmunist monoxide in the tests, the consu­ Bureau of Consumer Affairs. ide. a toxic gas. milligram to 4 milligrams. with the Reagan administration’s they await a final decision. things.” Party.

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Brand New, 4 BDR’s, 2!A Baths, Central Air. at •399.000. over his alrartion views, while was summoned back on Monday, Located on cul-de-sac, *274,900. Chicago transit official Samuel then told by transition officials • 2,500 S.F. Contemporary. 8 Rm. 4 BDR's, Jacuzzi in Master Bath, Coventry - •182,900 Skinner remains on standby for his appointment would come on Family Rm, *337,000 Contemporary appointment as transportation Tuesday. • Brand New Contemporary! 4 BDR's, incl. Master Bedroom Suite, 1.5 Gorgeous home! 8 room Raised secretary. Transition staffers were pri­ acre lot, *325,000 Siatpnt Sraatlnos from Ranch, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, field- • 5 Rm Ranch. I Bath, 1 Car Detached Garage, 1 Acre Lot, *168,000 •139,900 stone fireplace in rec room, sun­ Sullivan and Bush’s top aides vately joking that Skinner’s trips Century 21 Epiteln Realty. •174,900 •209,900 back,and forth were giving him W e wlah all our cllanta, Surprisingly rastonaM* aavan room REDUCED FOR QUICK 8ALEI No mora Sunlight aplaahaa thru waalth of Franch ken livingroom, 1st floor family/ spent a lot of time Tuesday in rida and aaak whan you aaa this loads of experience with prob­ cuatomera and frianda a ranch with 3 or 4 baSroomi. larga doora In thIa alagant Anaaldl colonial sun room w/heat! Cathedral ceil­ talks with anti-abortion leaders, country kltchan and garaga. 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Potential for Itv-law or teenage Moreover, a transition source In another development, a suite. Highland Park School. noted that Sullivan has strong Reagan administration source backing from Bush’s wife, Bar­ said Patricia Diaz Dennis, a bara, a friend of Sullivan who member of the Federal Commun­ serves on the board of Morehouse ications Commission, appeared NORTHFIELD GREEN CONDO CONDOS - MANCHESTER WOODBRIDGE ST. one of the area’s beat known complexes offers this College where he is medical to be emerging as the No. 1 hours of this covered front porch will brino 1600 aq. ft. 3 bedrooma, 2'4 batha, unit at an school president. contender for the job of labor home. 2 car •87,900 •100,000 enloyment to this 3 bedroom remodeled unbelievable price In the •120’a. We sold 2 last week. Meanwhile, Skinner waited secretary. Priced to sell at Beacon Hill. 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Dec. 21, 1988 — II Economic posts filled Released political prisoners OPINION NATION WASHINGTON (AP) — President-elect Bush has made his appointments for the final two spots on the National Economic Commission, but n & WORLD doubts persist over how successful the panel will vow to topple Korean leader edSjfeiN *sd be in breaking a seven-year deadlock over the ftxaw Mifi. T o o IT'S In Iran, budget deficit. SEOUL, South Korea (A P ) — Dissident leaders charged that part in a 1982 attack on a U.S. Vehicle tax Bap Israeli coalition OK’d The high-level commission was created to help Mews-Mea The government released 281 300 political prisoners remained cultural center in the southern ust T E L AVIV, Israel (A P ) — After hours of the new president deal with President Reagan’s political prisoners today as part in jail and dismissed the amnesty port of Pusan. O TeMft>RaRY biggest economic failure, huge budget deficits as a government trick to perpetu­ Kim Hyun-jang, also involved / acrimonious debate, the conservative Likud of a sweeping amnesty and the men rule bloc’s governing body today narrowly approved that have more than doubled the national debt. freed dissidents vowed to topple ate its control. in the Pusan attack, ridiculed the N 'y SrfeLTeRFof? On Tuesday, Bush announced he was choosing elimination an agreement that would again wed it with the President Roh Tae-woo and drive Released prisoners and suppor­ amnesty. “I am sorry to be THe HoUPaYS. left-wing Labor party in a coalition government. form er Sen. Paul Laxalt, R-Nev., and former U.S. forces out of South Korea. ters called for Roh’s fall and the released when many comrades Labor’s central committee was expected to Ohio Congressman Thomas “ Lud” Ashley, a Roh ordered the amnesty in­ expulsion of the 42,000 U.S. troops are still held in prison,” he said. the roost Democrat and one of Bush’s closest friends. endorse the agreement later today, and a unity volving 2,015 “ politically moti­ based in the country. One person died and three no solution Cabinet could be presented to Parliament bn Under law. Bush was required to pick one vated offenders” as part of Park Suk-yook, a dissident others were injured when the Thursday. Democrat and one Republican to complete the efforts to defuse nationwide furor freed from a prison in the Pusan center was set on fire in an Many Likud members had been worried their 14-member commission, which is headed by over demands for the punishment southern city of Kwangju, told anti-U.S. protest. Dissidents con­ By Jack Anderson Democrat Robert Strauss and Republican Drew movement would lose its ideological stance and a of former president Chun Doo- supporters, “ All prisoners of tend Washington supports au­ Lewis. The property tax on motor vehicles has long and Dale Van Atta chance to rule Israel according to its own vision hwan for human rights abuses conscience must be freed to thoritarian rule in South Korea been the bane of local assessors. It is perhaps by joining with its rival. and corruption under his author­ realize democracy ... I will fight, and demand the withdrawal of WASHINGTON - The brains of the easiest tax to avoid paying and thus one of Party leader and Prime Minister Yitzhak Moderate quakes in Alaska itarian regime. together with my comrades, until U.S. forces based in the country women are smaller than the brains of Shamir, however, stressed to delegates that the In addition to the releases, the the military dictatorship is termi­ under a defense treaty. the most difficult to collect. men and that’s why men are the rulers unity government had a common enemy; the PALMER, Alaska (AP) — A moderate Justice Ministry said the civil nated in this land.” A government spokesman, who and women are the housekeepers. It’s earthquake jolted Kodiak Island, but there were rights of 1,581 dissidents had been “ Drive out the Yankees,” do­ declined to be named, warned the The local assessor has to rely on the state PLO-proclaimed state in the Israeli-occupied true. Just ask Hashemi RafsanJani, territories. no reports of damage or injury, officials said. restored, the sentences of 92 zens of protesters chanted in released dissidents not to engage government to know that a registered motor the speaker of the Ira nia n parlia ment. The temblor, which registered about 4.3 bn the people reduced and 61 fugitive Chongju south of Seoul as they in vioien t a n ti-govern m en t vehicle exists and is normally garaged in his He is the man whom the Reagan Richter scale, struck at 10:49 p.m. Tuesday and radical students dropped from greeted Moon Boo-shik, who was protests. town. For many years, assessors have wanted administration considers to be the Christmas lights out was centered about 10 miles north of the town of police wanted lists. serving a 20-year sentence for his “The government will deal moderate hope of dissolute Iran. Kodiak, said Alec Medbery of the Alaska sternly with radicals’ future the state to take over the burden of motor BETHLEHEM, Occupied West Bank (AP) — Rafsanjani opined on the shortcom­ Tsunami Warning Center. actions which are seen as defying vehicle taxation. Vendors in the souvenir stalls around the Church ings of the female anatomy in a “ It was felt very strongly in Kodiak” but was the nation’s free democratic of the N ati vity are keeping their Christmas lights prayer sermon; “ A man’s brain is not intense enough to knock objects from shelves, Gay rights leaders, system,” he said. But the fact that a tax is a difficult one to and ornaments in packing boxes this year. larger. Women mature too fast. The he said. Justice Ministry officials said In honor of the Palestinian uprising, city administer does not constitute a valid breathing power of men’s lungs is The Richter scale is a measure of ground 224 "anti-state criminals” re­ officials are refusing to sponsor holiday argument for eliminating it. greater and women’s heartbeats are motion in which every increase of one number mained in jaii, but said neariy all celebrations in the birthplace of Christ. politicians rap Judge faster. ... Men heed reasoning and means a tenfold increase in magnitude. Thus a were communist North Korean A state task force on property taxation has »4»39| logic, whereas most women tend to be Israeli soldiers stood guard Tuesday as Israeli reading of 7.5 reflects an earthquake 10 times spies. civilians employed by the army built a platform emotional.... Courage and daring are stronger than one of 6.5. DALLAS (A P ) — Sen. Edward 1990, also issued a statement that Roh appeaied to the nation last recommended that the motor vehicle tax be for a choir concert to entertain the hundreds of stronger in men.” Kennedy, Texas Treasurer Ann was read at the rally. month to forgive Chun and eliminated and at the same time has rejected pilgrims who officials hope will come to worship When Rafsanjani speaks, others Richards and other elected offi­ “ The constitution guarantees promised to free politicai prison­ a proposal for a uniform tax rate for motor in Bethlehem on Christmas Eve. Report cites discrimination follow. Hadi Khameini, the brother of cials joined gay rights activists in that when we come before our ers as part of a series of measures vehicles to be collected by the state and ‘Deep Throat’s’ deficit projection Iranian president Mohammad Kha- But Arab officials in this West Bank city have WASHINGTON (AP) — The Navy has made attacking a state judge who said courts seeking justice, our lives to wipe out vestiges of the Chun redistributed to municipalities. meiqi and a parliamentary deputy, decreed that there will be no municipal gains against racial bias but still discriminates he gave a killer lighter punish­ will not be given less or more government. decorations this year and no traditional holiday likes the smali-brain theory too. “ The against blacks and other minorities in recruit­ ment because his victims were value than the lives of others,” it Many South Koreans stiil iden­ One argument advanced for getting rid of average size of a man’s brain is larger reception for diplomats or Boy Scouts on parade. ment and other areas, an internal Navy report homosexuals. said. tify Roh with his predecessor, the tax is that it is unfair because the tax on a than a woman’s,” he was quoted as says. “ The recent actions of the state A statement from U.S. Rep. aithough the new government has proved to be right on the money “ Minorities are succeeding in the Navy. But in judge in Dallas County violate the John Bryant, D-Texas, said: motor vehicle in one town is not the same as saying in a Persian-ianguage news­ Cocaine shipment seized dismantied Chun’s authoritarian paper. “ A man’s nervous system is spite of this progress and the realization of fundamental principle that eve­ "This manifestation of hatred in controls and helped introduce the tax on the same vehicle in another. But the more resistant. He is less afraid and MIAMI (AP) — U.S. Customs Service agents significant growth in career opportunity, short­ ryone stands equal before the the midst of the Christmas season widespread poiitical reforms. early to tell. It was especially early, But House Minority Leader Bob same thing is true of a house in one town when By Bob Conrad deals with danger more easily. A using blowtorches spent 30 hours ripping apart falls continue for minorities in accessions, law. The suggestion that those cannot be met with silence. It Chun, a former general who said the governor and his budget Jaekle of Stratford says tax hikes are compared with an identical house in another woman’s feelings are less stable than the belly of a Panamanian freighter before promotions, advancements and distribution,” who kill homosexuals deserve must be met with outrage.” took power with military backing specialists, to speculate about tax not necessary if the legislature makes a man’s. A woman is more cautious, finding their version of a white Christmas: 4,792 the report said. shorter sentences is bigotry at its Hampton’s remarks have mo­ in 1980, went into voiuntary town. ‘Deep Throat’ toid us six months hikes in the year ahead. cuts in the upcoming budget of fearful, talkative and ceremonious pounds of cocaine hidden in a secret “ The Navy must strongly reinforce its worst,” said a statement from bilized the Dallas gay community internai exiie iast month after A more legitimate argument is that while ago the state wouid be a half billion Of course, there was an election to sufficient effect. " I am serious about than a man. ... Women cannot compartment. continuing commitment to equal opportunity Kennedy, D-Mass., read at a more than anything in years, apologizing to the nation for the motor vehicles are assessed at something short of paying its way in the 1989-90 be won in November with all 187 seats it,” he said this week during a compete with men in the rational The shipment, which was destined for holiday programs and efforts,” the report said. “ Much Tuesday night rally. Waybourn said before the rally. abuses under his rule. fiscal year. More than likely, this in the Legislature at stake. I would not conversation at his office. He is close to their market value at any given tax sciences and problems of pure logic. consumers, brought a five-day total of cocaine remains to be done.” About 500 protesters, many insider source said, it wouid get have blamed the Democrats for talking about holding the line on time, real property assessments get way out ... Abstaining from housework is seized on two arriving freighters to 6,733 pounds, The inch-thick report, which summarizes a chanting “ No more Hampton” worse. avoiding public projections in money spending and imposing a freeze on dreadful torture for a woman.” according to authorities, who said the shipments special internal analysis of Navy personnel and others carrying signs that of whack between tax revaluations. That was why, said DT, the matters that could have hurt their hiring as well as some cost levels. ■V Dreadful torture for women — now were from the same organization. policies ordered by the chief of naval operations, said “ Bigot Resign,” gathered at If the local motor vehicle property tax is Legislature would have to increase chances of retaining control of House The trouble, says Jaekle. is that there’s a subject on which Iranians The amount confiscated made it one of the was released earlier this week. The study was City Hall to demand the resigna­ Y abolished, more of the burden of supporting taxes either in 1989 or 1990, no doubt and Senate in Hartford. That was just spending has increased by 12‘A per about it. are authorities. largest cocaine busts in U.S. history, said conducted by a naval group of 24 men and women tion of District Judge Jack smart politics. cent while revenue growth has been y local services — which varies greatly among Thousands of women have fled the authorities, who estimated the drugs’ street and offers some candid advice to Adm. Carlisle Hampton. Democrats who run Connecticut per cent. V' communities that jeolously guard their right So, cynic that I am, I was not clutches of the Ayatollah Khomeini. value at $50 million. A.H. Trost, the chief of naval operations. “ Dallas bears the shame for knew ali this by mid-1988, DT, who A freeze, as Jaekle knows, cannot surprised when Tony Milano of We have reported on the torture, every day that he sits there, and OPEN to provide more or less government as they was actually more than one person, be applied to advances that are V i Bridgeport, the state’s able budget beatings, rape and imprisonment the world is watching,” William To fill your seafood needs choose — would be shifted to other kinds of knew it because he was weli piaced in dictated by contracts or otherwise chief, went public the other day with women have suffered when their only Wayboum, president of the Dal­ property owners. the O’Neiil administration. And the built in. But some cuts beg for the stunning news that the shortfall offense was to appear in public las Gay Alliance, told the protes­ Sat. Dec. 24th & 31st numbers, which were shocking attention, such as $93 million in the When the legislators consider the proposal enough then, have nearly doubled by next year could be $880 million. This without being fully covered by the Argentine military chiefs quit ters. “ Dallas cannot afford the current budget to pay consultants. 8:30 - 5:00 of the task force, they should ask themselves now. has been building for a long while. chador, a black veil. We have spoken image of hate for as long as he sits What a package of fat that is. whether abolishing the motor vehicle tax will I thought it was kinda cute that Gov. with women who have escaped from on the bench. I remember being so nervous about The point here is NOT that so much BUENOS AIRES, Argentina the presidential elections set for sin of cutting a deal with the Hampton told the Dallas Times create more inequities than it resolves. Bill O'Neill, who wasn’t around, had Khomeini’s repression and they paint (A P ) — In an apparent conces­ them when I wrote the column for the was known so early, or even that a May 14. rebels, who were led by Col. Herald in an interview published said in effect, “ You tell ’em, Tony.” a picture of Islam that relegates sion to the leaders of Argentina’s first week of July last year that I told politically-smart administration sat women to the role of slaves. The insurrection began Dec. 1 Mohamed Ali Seineldin. last week that he sentenced editors to be sure and make it a letter The figure, Milano quoted the gover­ on information until after the election. latest military revolt, the armed Mrge «l Fratli Fish The Iranian constitution bars and was declared over by Alfon­ Richard Lee Bednarski, 18, to 30 ‘ b’ on the word biiiion. I thought nor as saying was "unacceptable.” It is simply that, speaking politically forces chief and his two top sin on Dec. 4. But “ loyalist” Alfonsin denied making any Indeed. women from being judges or rulers. years in prison instead of a FUftte, Shrihip, Lohstar, dams,. reporters would follow by asking the again, the Democrats have bought the generals have submitted their troops were reluctant to fight the deal. Nevertheless, a 20 percent Mohammad Yazdi, deputy speaker of maximum life sentence on Nov. governor to "say it ain’t so, Biii.” Our collective source, which we whole fiscal meat ball by following resignations. estimated 800 rebels who had pay increase was granted to Khomeini’s parliament says that "no 28 because, in part, the two men O p e n F o r n m identify as Deep Throat, tells us now such a defensive strategy and it’s Arm y Chief of Staff Gen. Jose soldiers along with a $100 bonus. It was, however, an open secret then matter at what stage of knowledge, occupied part of a suburban army Bednarski was convicted of kil­ that the administration has not settled theirs to deal with now. Dante Caridi, and Gens. Miguel base, the rebels were not imme­ The rebels insisted they had no that the state was heading for big virtue, perfection and prudence a ling were homosexuals. on remedies for the impending crisis. I love the memo to the troops last Abbate and Enrique Bianchi diately disarmed and most muti­ intention of toppling the govern­ trouble in the next fiscai year because woman is, she does not have the right “ These two guys that got killed Because of the Increased demand for fresh Its post-election admission that tax week from Senator Joe Harper of New requested retirement Tuesday neers were allowed to return to ment, but politicians and labor of slipping revenue and ever-ciimbing to rule. A women does not have the wouldn’t have been killed if they fish on the holidays' we wll not be offering Democrats show little hikes are in order is a start. The Britain and Rep. Paul Gionfriddo of for undisclosed reasons. their units. and business leaders said that by spending. And whiie Democrats were right to leave her home without her hadn’t been cruising the streets cooked food from apparent decision to put some in Middletown, co-chairmen of the Their ouster had been de­ In addition to the ouster of so severely undermining it, that sitting on it. Republicans who were husband’s permission. She does not picking up teen-age boys,” Judge regard for FOI laws effect on April 1 is also wise, if only to budget-writing Appropriations Com­ manded by officers who led a Caridi and other top generals, the would be the result. our menu on the picking up the same dire forecast have the right even to attend her Hampton said. “ I don’t much were going pubiic with it. reduce what is seen as a deficit in the mittee. “ F air Warning,” it said, don’t four-day rebellion early this rebels had demanded an in­ On Saturday, Defense Minister 24th i Slat. To the Editor: father’s funeral procession without care for queers cruising the current year. even think of asking for more money. month, the third army insurrec­ creased military budget includ­ Horacio Jaunarena said in a Senate Minority Leader Regional her husband’s permission. ... That is, streets picking up teen-age boys. Your editorial of Dec. 19 missed the main points Over at Miiano’s shop, I would bet How well the Democrats succeed tion in 20 months. ing pay increases and an end to speech that the so-called “ dirty Smith of New Hartford and Senator a woman is completely in the service I ’ve got a teen-age boy.” 43 Oak Street that arise from the director meeting-caucus there is talk of resurrecting the "hit will determine the majority party’s President Raul Alfonsin, who the prosecution of officers for war” against leftist subversion in Jamie McLaughlin of Woodbury, the of her husband.” Richards, who gave the key­ brouhaha. list” of some seven years ago — a stance going into the ail-important has contended he ended the revolt human rights abuses during the the late 1970s was necessary — MMKHESIIR ranking GOP member of the Finance Of course, because of the exigencies note address at the Democratic The first real point is that, technically, secret harsh axe job on a lot of state state election of 1990. They know it, without making concessions, had eight years of military rule that effectively endorsing the arm y’s Committee, toid a Capitol press of war, women are needed as offlee National Convention in Atlanta meetings of the Board of Directors have been held on programs. And exemptions in the and so do the Republicans nipping at not publicly accepted the resigna­ ended in 1983. position and infuriating human 649-9937 conference they could see a shortfall workers, too. But restrictions have last summer and is considered a a regular basis, with Mr. Ted Cummings, state’s 7>/4 percent sates tax are as their heels. tions by late Tuesday. He was to The opposition accused Alfon­ rights groups. of some $750 million coming in the been imposed on them. They cannot likely gubernatorial candidate in Democratic town chairman, and others in attend­ good as gone, I am told. Another address Congress this morning on fiscai year beginning Juiy 1, 1989, look a male co-worker in the eye, even canidate for picking up revenue is the his government’s troubled rela­ ance. The technicality is of the utmost importance Bob Conrad, a Bristol resident, when talking. A woman who does is The official reaction from the other tions with the military, which and it is not of consequence that the Repubiican 11 percent tax on corporate profits, writes weekly about Connecticut fined $125. side: Bah, humbug, it was much too one which business will fight. politics. ceded power to Alfonsin’s elected directors have a similar procedure. Khomeini has carried this segrega­ government in 1983. There have From the serious technicality, it may foliow that tion of the sexes to deadly extremes. Kim it ready for • been four different armed forces subsequent public meetings may be tainted and We know of the case one 13-year-old Chriitmat! We wUI Manchester Spotlight chiefs since. some of the bigger town decisions in recent years can girl who drowned while swimming in eutlom design a delicate Alfonsin’s press secretary, be challenged, for instance the mall tax rebate. I the Caspian Sea. Khomeini’s fanatical gift basket, piled high Jose Ignacio Lopez, said the would not be surprised if thecurrent revelations lead Revolutionary Guards prevented president would meet after the uith goodies you select, to further lawsuits against the town. male bystanders from rescuing her Getting Santa ‘back on target’? speech with Caridi and Gen. whether scented bath because contact with her body wouid The second real point is that the local Democratic Francisco Gassino, who com­ soaps, potpourri or be immodest. leaders have shown no understanding or apprecia­ manded the troops that were gourmet cookies. For Smith and others, a youth’s Having a small brain and a husband tion of the Freedom of Information Act, which is By Nancy Concelman Resisters for nearly five years. She’s dispatched to put down this excitement at finding a gun under the to wait on does not exempt women A very personal gift for apparently coming several years late to Manches­ opposed to promoting violent behav­ irionth’s revolt. tree wouldn’t even come close to the from service in Khomeini’s army. He that special someone! ter. To have a party chairman with his finger If you see Santa ior by giving a child toy guns, but It was unclear if Alfonsin had anxiety a parent might feel at seeing sent women to the front in his war secretly in every town pie and helping privately to Claus toting a rifle admits that with proper instruction demanded the resignations or their child walking around with a rifle against Iraq. Khomeini’s rationale make decisions of the elected Board of Directors or two in his sack and supervision, a child might be safe intended to promote Gassino to' E K im 'ss 6y^orner o T h e over his shoulder. was that the presence of women would before the public even knows the agenda is this year, it isn’t hunting “ if it’s done under strict replace Caridi. " I don’t think a child needs to learn slow the advance of the Iraqis. If that C o m tr o /n ih M A E. C«i

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ROSS: I’m in need of We don’t have insurance and my LAS VEGAS, NEV. been able to sit down to a meal with lots of money so I can go to the husband doesn’t make enough to their children for a very, very long mm BUGS BUNNY by Wamar Bros. Bahamas and docharity. Doyouknow cover extra expenses. He is only 33, DEAR MR. T.: I know you. You’re time. Would you donate $200 to our what happens to the tourists who lose which is very young, and it hurts to see the guy who refuses to open the door center and sponsor a Christmas party &EE FORKX I SURE THAWK YOU FOR HOOKIN& UP I all their money at the gambling his self-esteem dwindling by the day. when oportunity knocks because M r VIDEO RECORDER / x= . 7 w m / iv ■ I with a meal? Make your check tables? They turn to a life of crime That's why I’m passing this need of you’re too busy looking for a four-leaf PEOPLE HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browns payable to Project Reach Children because they can’t eat or pay their his on to you. You will be graciously clover in the backyard. Sorry, but Center and may God Bless you. hotel bill. thanked if you help us out — maybe V when I leave this world, I don’t plan to X FINALLY FOUNP T / MOTHERS IN PRISON. I'm willing to establish a soup not by us pesonally — but someday the have a nickel to my name. THE PERFECT 3 HARDWICK, GA. kitchen in the airport, so these people rewards you get in heaven are going to CH(2|5 T/V'A^ TIZEE won’t starve. This will be done in a be for all you do on earth. DEARMO’THERS: I’ve heard from respectable, quiet manner as not to MRS. S.P., * 0 thousands of people who would love to embarrass the casinos or the govern­ COLUMBUS, OHIO Minneapolis millionaire Percy Ross sit down to a nice holiday meal. I ment. I know you think this is a joke, is internationally known for his decided to count you among the but I'm serious. I figure $1 million philanthropic works and likes to numbers I will provide with a holiday should get it started. DEAR MRS. P.: I’m going to encourage others to help solve prob­ Oittobwtsd bv ►rCA i meal this season because of one key MR. K.R., provide the means for your h usband to lems for those In need. Write to Percy factor — your children. NEW YORK, N Y. get his first set of dentures. And, Ross in care of the Manchester LI'L ABNER by At Cspp When I think of the innocent, little you’re absolutely right. You do not Herald, P.O. Bos 35000, Minneapolis, faces of those children, who probably DEAR MR. R.: Since you know so have to thank me pesonally, or for that Minn. 55435. Include a telephone ^•SsB^WHO THREE BEALJTY ’ witVc ooT TO orr \ou ARE NOW ^ o!55kSS5i5^ D.C.- AftE TVOSE OOHTEST WINNER! HONORARY } -It WMEMt ^ don’t understand why their mothers’ much about gambling, you undoubt­ matter, at all. However, let it stand number If you wish. All letters sent to INSlCe THE THREE FROM IjOWER WE’LL MAKE 'EM CITIZENS O r 4 I t OUN6 ' i arms have been stripped away, it for the record. I’m not doing it THE PHANTOM by Los Falk S Sy Bsrry STATE MONSTERS I • SiJOBBO/lA.r'' HONORAPN' CITIZENS ] DOGPATCH- \ON SADIE. edly know all about possibilities and Ross are read. Only a few are DEWVRTME.NT the OUTER ECzAO. man- can OF SOME OOMMUNlTVy AND ENTITLED } H U C K iN S breaks my heart. So, not out pity for probabilities ... which in your case are because I’m looking for heavenly answered in this column, although ~’FlCE? NOU IMAGINE. -AND SEND ’EM TO ALL ITS / D A Y f T , THE Lostr* THERE FOR A r i g h t s .'T your incarcerated status, but rather both running at zero with me. Sorry, rewards. I’m doing it because it others may be acknowl^ged pri­ BRUNN(’ANP DIANA) VISIT.'T out of a love for little children, my but no dice. makes' me feel good to help your vately. AP photo

ROYAL CHRISTENING — Britain’s \ Grandmother says no thanks Duchess of York holds her daughter. Princess Beatrice Elizabeth Mary, after Dr. Gott her christening in the Chapel Royal at C CO0lfK ? tiafflC'WATCH HtLICOfTK. diarrhea), pheumonia, bone inflammation, blood How simple it would have been a guest even though my married asked me a question that I AiAlNSr &ARY CUMHS M9 SAiFAS ! stream infection and so forth. Post-operative wound for my mother to have added a colleagues bring their spouses. I answered while finishing a bite of ~ u infection is a particularly dreaded complication of few lines to her own letters, am dating someone special and food. Then he boomed, “ You Gorbachev misses visit surgery. Staph spread in the bloodstream can cause saying, “ Susie loves her doll, and everyone knows me is aware of shouldn’t talk with food in your abscesses in any part of the body. wants me to say ‘thank you’ for this. mouth!” LONDON (AP) — Raisa Gorbachev ex­ Most staph infections, especially on the skin, heal her.” Whatever happened to the His mother just looked at him pressed regret to British schoolchildren for with simple treatment, such as scrubbing with soap I’m a grandmother now, and social custom of extending invita­ and beamed her approval. Abby, having to niiss a planned visit this month or the use of hot packs (to cause the boils to “ point” I’ve never expected thank-you tions to “ Mary Smith and Gu­ don’t you think she should have because of the Armenian earthquake. and drain). notes from any of my grandchild­ est” ? Would it be proper for me to told the boy it would have been “ As you probably know, we in the Soviet THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom More deep-seated infections need antibiotics. ren, and I never got any. They ask if I may bring an escort when nicer for him to have whispered Union are deeply upset by a terrible his comment into Grandma’s ear misfortune; a frightening earthquake which This can be a problem because many strains of love me, and I love them, and I I receive an invitation? ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook I ' a WITH A CUP OF OMOW sdop... THEM 6PIWCJMEA HAMSURsER,,. staph are resistant to penicillin and other common instead of loudly calling attention struck one of our republics, Armenia,” the wife don’t need any thank-yous. I give HATES TO GO ALONE no CHEESE, WO C m ;TD H 5 WO TOMATO, WO OMIOM, WO CHEESE,, anti-microbials; the bacteria de-activate antibio­ for the joy of giving. to this small breach of etiquette of Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev OUST A PLAIW, tics by excreting a substance called penicillinase. DON’T NEED THANKS DEAR HATES: It’s proper. on the part of his 77-year-old wrote to children of London’s Gloucester l^ l'M &LAII ARTA JOB AS lP o m ( r AT THOSE BRIGHT, PeEC.^ArTTA. 1 HEVEI^ Therefore, penicillinase-resistant drugs have to IN KNOXVILLE Considerate people still extend grandmother? School. PEPAftTMEHTEToRE SAHTa . IT'LL f 6rilHlf4& FACE6...BEIl4(3r A SEpJflE THW&HT O F/ &'TA(lXi ) HAMBUP6gP.,j be used; these include methicillin, nafcillin, invitations to “ Mary Smith and Please print this for thought­ “ That is the reason why we were unable to HELP 6ET HHI(\ MEP BEWfr LAID O ff! I SOURCE O f JoV Altt> 6oo\> l\ff AS * A BWCkC, I KlP. ^ AWPI WAMT cephalosporins, gentamycin and others. Internal DEAR DON’T NEED Guest.” Unless it would be a less parents who preen at every come to London and had to postpone the visit to CHEei^...lT1S JUST MriAT MEAMIM6LESS MEAHIM6LESS Y 0 R T E )(> /s .r-^ ^ O HENEED&R16HTWO10./ PECAF, WO staph abscesses may have to be surgically drained. THANKS: Children can be taught financial hardship for the host or word their offsping utter. London,” she wrote in the letter delivered DESPAIR HURT IN FRESNO SLfiAP, The major exception to the above characteristics to write thank-you notes without hostess, single (male or female) Tuesday by Soviet Ambassador Leonid Za­ / is toxic shock syndrome, a type of bloodstream being browbeaten. The mother should be invited to bring a guest. DEAR HURT: It confuses a myatin. ‘ ‘I would have very much liked to come staph infection that is associated with high fever, who adds a few lines to her letter 3-year-old to see an adult do to your school... and of course talk to you.” vomiting, diarrhea, skin rashes, delerium and saying “ Susie wants me to say DEAR ABBY: I appreciate all something that he’s been told he Mrs. Gorbachev also offered to help set up a shock. It is often caused by the improper use of thank you for her” is sending this you have done to prevent animal must not do. (Children learn from link between the school and one in Moscow. menstrual tampons, particularly in frequent message to Susie: “ Don’t bother abuse. If you want to save example). changing of tampons. to say 'thank you’ — Mother will millions of animals from pain and However, you’re right. The Hawkins feels strong, fit FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavas Certain patients with deficient immunity — such do it for you.” agony, you will print the mother was remiss to have as newborn babies, intravenous drug users and At the risk of sounding like a following; approved of her son’s “ booming” MIAMI (AP) — Former U.S. Sen. Paula THE ORIZZWELLS by Bill Schorr people with chronic diseases — ha ve to be especially broken record: Children cannot Three years ago, a bill was reprimand of his grandmother Hawkins says she is feeling strong and fit after TH^S CONTROL- P A N »E L careful of staph infections and must receive prompt be expected to know what they passed to protect laboratory without also stressing that out of weight-lifting treatment, and sees "wellness” HOW VO ?A K rA 5 'NELL, QUIU.YUM-.THE LBSENP BUT PERSONALLY T A K P r a l l jH e THlN|e:lN£5 and appropriate treatment if infections appear. . have not been taught, and one of animals from needless suffering. respect for his elders, in the as the big issue of the 1990s. 6km REIHDEER FLY? / IS THEY'RE nU EPW ITH 1 THINK IT'S However, for most people, serious staphylococcal OACH ^ eroips. the best gifts a phrent can give a It was passed by a huge majority future he should make such “ Wellness is what it's all about,” she said TTIE rSHRISTMAS SPIRIT. OUT oF PpiviNG " ■ “ infections are rarely a noteworthy problem. child is to teach that child to write and signed into law by the cm.? comments privately. Tuesday. “ I’m a great example of just hanging u . ----7^ in there. ... Hopefully, everybody can get VT P o ^ WHICH themselves to the nearest gym .” /v i lN p RFBB T O At age 60, she has discovered “ a very Old watches can be a timely, profitable sale advanced and sophisticated” weight-lifting VA/o|?j?Y A ^<^L JT T H f treatment that is reviving muscles in her neck n-xi * DEAR BRUCE: We ing, I thought this might be better than mess like this, since there is almost no and back. She is finally free of pain from a 1982 Pa y a ^ e n t ^ . have two old, expensive the apartment that we were not using, secondary market for the majority of accident in which a wall fel on her at a watches with very well- although I’ve been making the pay­ time shares in this country. Conse­ television studio set. Her ailments had slowed WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll known brand names. ments religiously. quently, once you’re in, you’re in. the Republican during the 1986 campaign, in One belonged to my The salesman assured me he could Smart Money It seems ironic that while you can’t which she lost her seat to Democrat Bob I'VE DECIDED great-uncle and the sell my first time share and it was Graham. sell your time share, the promoters TO (EROW A other to my dad. I perfectly OK to go ahead and buy the Mrs. Hawkins also is returning to Capitol Hill Bruce Williams continue to sell theirs. What you have BEARD. recently heard a radio campsite, which I did. Now I have a to realize is how much money they as a lobbyist for the drug firm Genentech Inc., Bridge advertisement by a time share apartment and a camp­ spend on promotion, advertising and but says it is only a sideline. company willing to buy site. He did not sell the apartment. sales expenses — usually between 40 ace of spades, it was clear that the them. Why would some­ When I called the company, I was and 50 percent of the total cost of the NORTH U-ZI-II Jennings released Backward ran queen o f diamonds was in W est's hand. body want old watches told that the salesman no longer unit. For this reason, you can ♦ Q J 5 Declarer could play A-K of dia­ and pay a premium price for them? Check the credentials of the com ­ works there and the company has no understand why they can sell while NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Country music V 8 6 5 3 the finesse monds and hope that the queen would Neither of the watches have dia­ pany you are dealing with to be responsibility in this matter. They you cannot. singer Waylon Jennings checked out of Baptist ♦ A 9 3 J 5 drop. But there was a better method. monds or IB-carat-goid cases, yet certain that it is reputable and will not said that I should put an ad in the By all means, check with your Hospital following triple bypass heart surgery, By James Jacoby when I called the toll-free number, make off with your merchandise. Even though West was marked with paper. I tried that and there were no attorney and see if there is some way saying he feels wonderful and vowing to eat WEST EAST the diamond queen, the location of the they said they’d examine them and However, since there is a secondary takers. The combined payments are the company can be held responsible right and give up smoking. ♦ K 8 7 2 ♦ A 6 3 When the normally correct way of 10 was uncertain. If East had the 10 of Y9 4 2 make us a substantial offer. Is there a market for watches, you might be breaking me, but I don’t want to screw for this verbal representation. But I Johnny Cash remained in critical but stable V 10 playing a card combination cannot diamonds, the contract could be made. ♦ Q 72 ♦ 10 6 4 market for old watches? able to do better with a dealer rather up my credit. have a strong feeling that he or she possibly work, declarer has to look for South led the jack of diamonds. West CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vanca Rodawall condition at the hospital a day after his double ♦ A K 10 9 6 ♦ 8 4 3 2 B.W., than trying to sell the watches Before you ask if I got it in writing, will tell you that you are stuck. bypass. a different approach. Today’s deal covered with the queen, and dummy TOLEDO. OHIO yourself. the answer is no. I just took the While it may be to your advantage Jennings, 51, left the hospital Tuesday, eight SOUTH demonstrates the logical reason for won the trick with the ace. A low dia­ Hgy/TWERe ARE A QUICT/CHUBB.'X salesman’s word. Is there any hope to just stop making payments, I would days after undergoing surgery. ♦ 10 9 4 the “backward” finesse. mond was played back from dummy, BUNCHA PEOPUe OUT CANT HEAR THE CAROLERS?! YAKQJ7 After South reached four hearts, DEAR B.W.: There most certainly DEAR BRUCE; I guess I’m in a for a sucker like me? never do so without the advice and “ I won’t smoke any more. I’m going to eat and declarer finessed his eight-spot to ON THE STREET,., c a r o l e r s WITH ALL 1H0UaHTITWA6 ♦ K J 8 5 West led the club king and played the is, but it baffles me why anybody snake pit. I bought a time share about R.N., consent of the attorney who would make 10 tricks. HOWLINa.' YOUR BARKINOr.' A LYNCH MOB ^ right,” Jennings said. “ I feel wonderful. I feel ♦ 7 heart 10 at trick two. Declarer drew would want to collect them. I guess if four years ago — I know your feelings NASHVILLE, TENN. defend you should litigation develop. great.” James Jaco^/’s books “Jacoby on Bridge" and Vulnerable: North-South trumps and played a spade. West took “Jacoby on Card Games “ (written witb /lis father, people collect matchboxes, beer cans on those. I received a postcard in the Cash, 56, was “ awake and alert” Tuesday the /ate Oswald Jacoby) are now available at Dealer: West the king and played a spade to Blast’s and old milk bottles, why not mail that said I had won a prize. I went DEAR R.N.: Getting lured into a and was expected to remain hospitalized 10 to ace. Back came a club, ruffed. At this bookstores. Both are published by Pharos Books. watches? to the meeting and, first thing you time share does not a sucker make. 12 days, said hospital spokeswoman Aileen Well North East South point all South had to work with was There is an active market for know, I had agreed to buy a week at The postcards are always in our Bruce Williams, America’s lop Katcher. 1 4 Pass Pass Dbl. that West had opened the bidding and ‘Swedish Nightingale’ expensive watches such as Rolex, etc. this resort. mailboxes, which means that people radio talk host, Is beard each Jennings said he spoke with Cash on Pass 1 NT Pass 2 4 East had been unable to respond. It Jenny Lind, the “ Swedish At least one company advertises About eight months ago, I received must be answering those ads and weeknighi on NBC stations. Write to Tuesday. Pass 3 4 Pass 4 4 was fair to assum e that Blast did not Nightingale,” gave her first Pass Pass Pass nationally offering to buy watches. another postcard and went to see the buying the products advertised. Williams In care of the Manchester “ I seen John twice today,” Jennings said. “ I hold as much as six points, since that concert in the United States in Cl* The company then resells them to company. This time they were selling Unhappily, I don’t know how you’re Herald. P.O. Box $tl, Manchester told him, ’Next time, you’re going first.’” would be enough for a normal re­ Opening lead: 4 K 1850 at Castle Garden in New %i collectors. campsites. Since we are into camp­ going to extricate yourself from a 06040. sponse. Because Blast had played the York. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Dec. 21. 19M — 19 » - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Dec. 21, 1988 Puzzles TV Tonight SPORTS

nando Allende) she's attracted to. (In ACROSS 2 Boxing strategy Answer to Previous Puzzle 5:bOPM [HBO] A Christmas Carol ® MOVIE: 'The Executioner' A n intel­ of brain disorders; includes profiles of a Animated. The Charles Dickens classic ligence operation in Vienna is destroyed by Stereo) . manic-depressive. an obsessive- 3 Predetermine about the mean-spirited Ebenezer Scrooge counterespionage agents but a surviving 1 1 : 0 0 P M OD (3D @ ) Newa compulsive and an alcoholic. (60 min.) I "Who's Afraid who decides to change his miserly ways agent takes matters into his own hands. 4 Old card game (ID ® M*A*8*H (3D Discover with Robert Vaughn of Virginia after an unusual dream. (90 min.) George Peppard, Joan Collins, Judy Gee- 5 Enthusiast (3D Benny H)ll C3D Joe Franklin Impatient son. 1970, ?" 5:30PM [ESPN] Thoroughbred (3D Twilight Zone Thouglito 6 Come in first Sports Digest (3D Primavera (iD Cheers 6 Forests E Hart to Hart 7 Octane [MAX] MOVIE: The Night of the dZ) The Mind (CC) Science's relationship (3) Career Media Network (In Spanish) ApLENty I I Incursion Generals' A Nazi major suspects three of to the law in determining an accused cri­ AH in the Family [C N N ] Crossfire numbers |abbr.| minal's mental state. (90 min.) Part 9 of 9. 13 Garden flower his generals of murdering a W arsaw pros­ ® News (Live) [ESPN ] Outdoor Sportsman Len Auster 8 Punctual |2 titute. Peter O'Toole, Omar Sharif, Tom (G ) M OVIE: Beriin Tunnel 21' Five men [U S A ] Search for Tomorrow 14 Redecorated attempt to rescue their loved ones from (2D Motorweek Jaguar's new XJ-S coupe Techm en Courtenay. 1967. Sports Editor wds.) and convertible: an unusual w ay of building 15 Foot part East Berlin after the Berlin Wall is built. Ri­ 1:05AM (3) Love Boat 9 Railroad 6:00PM HD (D ® ® N ew t chard Thom as, Jose Ferrer, Horst Bucholz. cars at GM ; the largest automotive flea 16 Airline info 1981. market. 1:20AM [ T M C ] Short Film Showcase locomotive N A o T C I 3 d D Three's Compeny 17 To and___ C SD Mett Houston [CNN] PrimeNews (E) Crook and Chase 1:30AM (3) Family Medical Center 10 Flavor N A B O T O N [k E D 19 Same (comb, (B) Gong Show [D IS] Good Morning, Miss Bliss (3D Mala Noche...No GD INN News 1 L L E G 1 B L 12 Dexterous E N E E @ ) News (CC). (R) stumble form) (HD Cegney & Lecey [E S P N ] College Basketball: Wake Fo­ E Later W ith Bob Costas G L E N N E E R E R N Defense key 13 Hebrew rest at Duke (2 hrs.) (Live) © ) Love Connection 20 Take a dip A 'Team [C N N ] Newsnight Update H D E G Y M s S nationalism 1 News (Live) [HBO] MOVIE: Dead Solid Perfect' [C N N ] Moneyline [DIS] MOVIE: 'Solo' A family is brought Bv Len Auster 22 Large cask (CC) Dan Jenkins* novel inspired this ac­ closer together as they await word from dD Doctor Who Part 3 of 4. [D IS ] Bast of Ozzie and Harriet Manchester Herald 18 Dull routine count of a golf pro's attempts to improve their mother, a pilot whose plane has ap­ 23 Biblical 29 Peaked 41 Plant part [HBO] MOVIE: The Christmas Wife' 21 Commemora­ Chariie'e Angels Pan 2 of 2. his game and his marriage in time for the parently crashed. Randy Hamilton. Sandy in Cross play measure 33 Machine part 43 Grinding stone (CC) A holiday friendship with a special d D Family Ties (CC). Pan 1 of 2. U.S. Open. Randy Quaid, Kathryn Harrold. Kearns. 1983. When you’re impatient on the offensive end. can’t 24 Indefinite per­ tion 34 Fleet of ships 48 401. Roman 1968. (In Stereo) woman brightens the life of a lonely w i­ 3 5 ______Grande49 Female dD Noticias dower. Jason Robards, Julie Harris. 1988 [ESPN] NBA Today get the ball to your big man who should have a sons 23 Change into [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Mosquito Coast' Rated NR. (In Stereo) The biggest misconception anyone can make 37 As of now |2 pronoun dD World of Survival (R) (CC) Fed up with contemporary life, an ec­ [USA ] WWF Prime Time Wrestling distinct advantage, and can’t handle an opponent’s 26 Christmas bone [USA] Miami Vice about Wilbur Cross High’s basketball team is that wds.) 51 Auto workers' [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Cere Bears: The centric inventor and his family attempt to 1 :45AM [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Con- pressure, then you’re going to be in for a long trimming 25 Soot 38 Glided union (abbr.l Nutcracker Suite' create a Utopia in the jungles of> Central 11:30P M CD Taxi versation' A surveillance expert makes all it cares about is offense. evening. 27 River in Egypt [E S P N ] SportsLook America. Harrison Ford, Helen Mirren, the mistake of becoming involved with a Defense is the Governors’ secret. 28 2100, Roman 39 Picks up 52 Mao___ tung River Phoenix. 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) (3D ® Nightlina (CC). That trifecta pretty much told the story as Cheney [TM C ] Short Film Showcase murder. Gene Hackman, John Cazale, A l­ “ Their press is their offense.” said John Crotty, 30 Bud's sibling [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Wild Thing' Orphaned OD (E) Morton Downey Jr. len Garfield. 1974. Rated PG. Tech, haphazard with the basketball, dug itself too [U SA ] Fat Albert as a child and brought up by a bag lady, a QD Honeymooners the Governors’ scorekeeper Monday night at big of a hole and couldn’t crawl out in bowing to 31 Your and my 2:00AM (3D Love Your Skin 6 : 30PM d ) CBS News (CC). (In Stareol young man matures into a most unusual (jD Career Media Network Clarke Arena where the New Haven school Rocky Hill High, 60-50, Tuesday night in Charter 32 1051. Roman urban crime fighter. Rob Knepper, Kath­ dD Superior Court ( S @ Family Ties |CC| Part 2 of 2. 33 More sour leen Quinlan. Robert Davi. 1987. Rated (E) Night Heat A killer stalks members of dD E Home Shopping Overnight Ser­ engaged Manchester High. A Wilbur Cross practice Oak Conference play. the city's gay community. (70 min.) (R) 36 Newts CD 139) ABC News (CC). PG-13 vice (3 hrs.) is something to behold, according to Crotty. “ They Each clubs is now 1-1. The Techmen resume play C11) Hollywood Squares [U SA ] Murder, She Wrote (60 min.) ^ @8) Best of Carson (R) (In Stereo) 39 Politician___ (J1) Update: Making it Happen shoot layups for 30 minutes, shoot foul shots for 30 Friday night at 7:30 with a non-conference affair at (E) Science Journal Scheduled: Gene ( g ) d9) NBC News (CC) E NVR Showcase Tolland High School. Hart 8:30 PM C E S9) Head of the Class ICC) LaRocque discusses the "Star Wars" de­ minutes, and then three to four teams go at each @ ) dZ) Nightly Business Report Dennis is torn between his responsibilities fense system: the FDA and AIDS drugs: E Dating Game other (with the press),’ ’ he described. “ It’s the old The Beavers turned the ball over 20 times in the 40 Incite to attack to the football coach and his principal. (R) (41i Noticiero Univision mental illness and violence: a trial refores­ [ESPN ] SportsLook Cross philosophy,” Crotty added. first three quarters as the Terriers, giving the home 42 Ox harness [D IS] Danger Bay (CC) Nicole's new pas­ tation program in Guatemala. d D Love Connection [TM C] MOVIE: 'Wild Thing' Orphaned side fits with their 1-2-1-1 zone trap, erected a 49-30 44 LP speed sion, rock climbing, tests her courage and (E ) Racing From Plainsfield There wasn’t a John Williamson or an Earl [CNN] Showbiz Today skills. Guest star; Chappel Jaffe. as a child and brought up by a bag lady, a Kelley on the floor this night. Only one player, 5-8 lead. “ We had trouble (with pressure) last year with 45 Baby's [ESPN] NBA Today dD MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour young man matures into a most unusual urban crime fighter. Rob Knepper. Kath­ basically the same kids. We handled it well in our 9:00PM (3D Connecticut Christmas d D Hill Street Blues senior Troy Streater. has the green light outside of plaything [HBO] MOVIE: Outsiders' The conflicts Carol (60 min.) leen Quinlan. Robert Davi. 1987. Rated first game but they (Rocky Hill) were quicker,” of rival youth gangs explode into tragedy [C N N ] Sports Tonight 15 feet. All the other Governors are restricted and 46 River barrier (3D (3§) Wonder Years (CC) Kevin remin­ PG-13. Cheney Coach Aaron Silvia said. when a greaser falls for a rich girl. Matt [D IS ] MOVIE: Royal Wedding' A that was very visible Monday night. Wilbur Cross is 47 Arizona Indian isces about the day he visited his always- Nows (R) Cheney made a game of it in the fourth quarter, Dillon. C. Thomas Howell, Ralph Macchio. brother and sister dance team who travel 2:05AM QD 1983. Rated PG tense father at his business office. (R) (In not a great offensive machine, far from it. 50 Change Stereo) to England for the royal wedding find their [HBO] MOVIE: The Witches of Eai- closing a 51-33 deficit to 53-45 with 2:20 left. But twick' (CC) Three divorcees get more Coach Bob Saulsbury’s secret? Just check out the 53 Made sleeping [TM C] MOVIE: 'Remote Control' A ow n true loves. Fred Astaire, Jane Powell. dieney couldn’t get the ball to fall, as it did often (3D A-Team than thev bargained for when they unwit­ teen-ager uncovers an alien plot to subli- Peter Lawford. 1951. defense. It forced 18 first-half turnovers by area (E) Night Court (CC) Roz faces Christ­ tingly conjure up "the man of their when it didn’t turn it over, and Rocky Hill wasted 30 minally encode a popular videotape with a [TM C] MOVIE: 'Jumpin' Jack Flash' mas in jail after defying a mean-spirited toy dreams". Jack Nicholson, Cher, Susan Manchester, resulting in a 54-37 halftime deficit. valuable seconds off the clock before Peter Francis 54 Spring festival homicidal message. Kevin Dillon, Deborah (CC) A Manhattan computer operator's magnate. Sarandon. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) The Indians got comfortable in the second half, as 55 Single step Goodrich. 1987. Rated R. life is turned upside down when a British (30 points) poured home two consecutive one-and- (E) St. Ivel's Christmas Gala 1987 A intelligence agent trapped in Eastern Eu­ (3DlmprovTonite Guest host: evident when they were able to beat pressure and one charity toss opportunties. 56 Overgrown [U S A ] Cartoons 2:30AM world-class field of skaters take part in this rope starts sending messages through her actor Michael Pare. Comics Barry Steiger. force some turnovers of their own. but the first-half The Terriers did all their scoring in the fourth 7:00PM (3D U SA Today Scheduled: a gala at Richmond Ring in London. (60 min.) terminal W hoopi Goldberg. Stephen Col­ Evan Davis. Franklin Ajaye. (R) report on marital infidelity. lead by Cross in the end proved too much for quarter from the foul line with Francis a perfect DOWN [C N N ] Larry King Live lins, John W ood. 1986, Rated R. (In (3D Twilight Zone N e w s Stereo) Manchester. 8-for-8. He was 16-for-21 for the game. dD [DIS] MOVIE: 'Bush Christmas' John [C N N ] Sports Latenight Wheel of Fortune (C(i| Ewart, John Howard. 1983. Rated NR. 11 :3 5 P M OD N)g)it Court Manchester, in some circles, likes to pride itself The Terriers looked for the good shot early on, 1 Sends telegram 0074 (C )t988 by NEA. Inc 21 (3D (S) [ESPN] SportsCenter (3D Cosby Show (CC) [U S A ] College Basketball: Brigham 1 1 :4 5 P M [M AX] MOVIE: 'Full Metal as the “ City of Village Charm” That, however, no when they weren’t sent to the foul line. “ We were Young at Utah State (2 hrs.) (Live) 2:40AM (3D Nlghtwatch Joined in ® Cheers (CC) Pan 3 of 3 Jacket' (CC) Stanley Kubrick's portrait of longer applies to the game of basketball. patient. We moved the ball around well,” Terrier the Vietnam War as seen through the eyes Progress (lD Rockford Files 9:30PM CD (48) Hooperman (CC) Manchester has graduated to the city game, and Coach Rick Watson, who recorded his first varsity When Bijoux disappears, Harry goes on a of marines in boot camp and in battle. Mat­ 3:00AM dD MOVIE: 'Movie Movie' In f M M*A*S*H victory, said. Impatience was the hallmark to T V show to beg for his pet's return. (In thew Modine, Adam Baldwin, Vincent this spoof of 1930's movies. "Dynamite that’s all for the good. If Manchester hopes to have ^ MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Stereo) D'Onofno. 1987. Rated R. Hands" tells of a young man's struggle to any success in the large school division (Class LL) Cheney’s play. Too many times the first man across CELEBRITY CIPHER become a boxer, and "Baxter's Beauties of CcMKtty CIphw cryptogrwni ar* crM t«d from quotation* by famou* paopla, paat and praaant. ( ^ Your Show of Shows (E) Baby Boom (CC) J C. and Eliza­ 1 2 : 0 0 A M CID Kojak half court took the shot. “ It just wasn’t a smart 1 933" lampoons lavish screen musicals. in state compeititon. it has to play city ball. Eacfi lattar in tha dpbar atanda for anothar Today'B ckm: S aquafa J. ® Current Affair beth celebrate their first Christmas to­ (3D St. Elsewhere game (by us),“ Silvia admitted. gether. (In Stereo) George C. Scott. Trish Van Devere, Eli That’s pressure, pressure defense and an up ® Cheers (CC). OD Star Trek Wallach 1978. Cheney also couldn’t get the ball to its bigman, 6-7 C JUCRXUL WAFJ ZUETUOU © ) Our Hometown tempo style. It may look ragged and ugly at times, d ® W in, Lose or Draw (E) Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) (3D White Shadow Terrance Phillip, against the Terriers box-and-one [HBO] Transplant: America Under­ but in the long run it’ll only prove beneficial. d D Mi Nombre es Coraje (E ) Wyatt Earp E Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) that saw 5-8 Mike McKenna and 5-6 Billy Hart, two y ‘ JXU OCEAU CYG TYJULUFJ cover (CC) Narrator Richard Kiley Remember those games Manchester had to endure dD Family Ties (CC) do) Current Affair [C N N ] Headline News Overnight tough soccer defenders, rotate the assignment. “ I chronicles the real-life story of a woman with deliberate Simsbury? The Trojans would hold [C N N ] Moneyline whose death brought a second chance at dD PELICULA: 'Piel Canela' Piel Canela [ESPN ] Thoroughbred Sports Digest was surprised (Cheney) didn’t get the ball into II XTF FAZ8URJ CF’ C life to four transplant patients. tiene dos grandes secretos que ocultar y the ball in their cat-and-mouse style, but it would Phillip more inside,” Watson said, “ but I was glad [DIS] Here's to You. Mickey Mouse A [D IS ] m o v i e : Buth Christ [TM C ] MOVIE: 'American Flyers' (CC) uno de ellos es la mitad destrozada de su 3:30AM binhday celebration highlighting Mickey's mas' John Ewart, John Howard. 1983. bore you to tears and make you want to not come to they didn’t.” Two brothers enter a grueling cross­ bello rostro. Sarita Montiei, Manolo Fabre- O M R J M L ZUETUOUF T Y 60-year show business career, with hosts Rated NR. the next game. Mark Linn-Baker and Soleil Moon Frye (60 country bike race when the younger learns gas, “ It was a matter of not getting the ball into [ESPN] Home Run Derby What Manchester fans saw Monday night was XUCEJX.’ — VTEZULJ XTVXUJ. min.) he might have a terminal hereditary condi­ [CN N ] Newsnight Terrance at all," Silvia said of his pivotman, who tion Kevin Costner, David Grant, Rae [TM C ] MOVIE: 'American Flyers' (CC) exactly — other than the loss — fourth-year coach Ragintid Ptnto/ManchMtar Harald had 17 blocked shots and 17 rebounds, but most of his PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "My sole Inspiration Is a telephone call from a [ESPN] SportsCenter [ESPN ] SportsCenter Dawn Chong 1985 Rated PG-13 (In Two brothers enter a grueling cross­ Frank Kinel had in mind. Excitement. It was 12 points after the issue was decided. “ The second producer." — Cole Porter. [USA] Miami Vice Stereo) [U S A ] Dragnet country bike race when the younger learns UP FOR TW O — The Patriots’ Jack Ayer Winslow in their COO game in Coventry. he might have a terminal hereditary condi­ terrific seeing fans enthused about a game and quarter I don’t think he touched the ball five times.” 7:30PM (3D p m Magazine Scheduled: Wiseguy (CC) David 1 2 :0 5 A M (^ Entertainment Tonight 10:00PM (3D tion. Kevin Costner, David Grant, Rae The Patriots won their third straight, Larry Hagman ("Dallas ") Sternberg's missing in an overseas terror­ Actor To m Cruise (In Stereo) about their club. It doesn’t happen too often today, (23) dumps home two of his 37 points Early foul trouble didn’t help the Beavers. Dawn Chong. 1985. Rated PG-13. (In dD Current Affair ist bombing: an OCB agent returns to the 1 2:20A M [HBO] m o v i e : Thundar unfortunately. Crosstown East Catholic, for Tuesday night over Bolton High’s Craig 74-43. Sophomore Tony Evans picked up three quick fouls, fieW during Vinmo’s absence; McPike jeo­ Stereo) Jeopardy! (CC). Alley* An Arizona farm youth aspiring to and his fourth IQ seconds into the second half. “ We dD (g) pardizes the operation. (60 min.) (In [USA] MOVIE: 'Q u o Vadis?' Nero's example, drew an intimate crowd of 75 — give or be a rock star finds himself caught in the dD Kate & Allie (CC) Stereo) Rome is the setting for this story of rom­ didn’t have anyone running the offense who knew fast rhythms of today's pop music world. take a few — at its opener last Thursday against ance, political intrigue and religious perse­ (3D INN News (S (3D (3) [CNN] News Roger Wilson, Leif Garrett, Jill Schoelen. what he was doing. cution. Klaus Maria Brandauer, Frederic Norwich Free Academy. I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME (E) M*A*S*H 1985 Rated R (In Stereo) “ We had a few guys who were asleep and one of dD China Beach (CC) Christmas Forrest. Cristina Raines 1985. Pari 1 of 2 Unbelievable, by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Coventry too powerful The New Liar's Club 1967 finds Red Cross elves visiting fire 1 2 : 3 0 A M (3D d D Alfred Hitchcock our better players who plays a quarter at best. We bases and Santa handling a grenade 3:40AM [M A X ] m o v i e : where Ee One inherent danger Kinel is going to have to (50) W in, Lose or Draw Presents got out of the gate with so many fouls. Putting them Unscramble these four Jumbles, I'd Ilka to read the launcher (60 min.) gles Dare' Commandos parachute behind guard against is a letdown. How do you get up for one letter to each square, to form prospectus first. I'll ® NHL Hockey: Boston Bruins at Hart­ @ 98) Late Night W ith David Letter- enemy lines to discover the names of Ger­ on the line was a big advantage (for Rocky H ill).’’ get back to you dD INN News four ordinary words. ford Whalers (2 hrs.. 30 min.) man (In Stereo) man spies that have penetrated British anyone after opening with Wilbur Cross? The Q i On Trial Silvia added. (@) Cosby Show (CC). (In Stereo) (E Sea Hunt forces. Richard Burton. Clint Eastwood. Indians visit Glastonbury High Friday night, and as it overwhelms Bolton The Terriers went to the foul line 19 times in the TULDA J (E) Morton Downey Jr. Hollywood Squares Mary Ure. 1969 Rated PG. (In Stereo) they’re going to have to bring the same intensity dD Newhart (CC) dS) first half, converting 10, compared to l-for-6 for (E ) d8) Christmas in Washington Shirley [CNN] Crossfire dP Gene Scott 4:00AM (3D To Be Announced. they had Monday. Manchester, co-champions in By Jim Tierney Cheney. Jones. Vikki Carr. Kathleen Battle. Gary [C N N ] Larry King Overnight [E S P N ] 1986 N C AA Final Four Morris and the the U S Naval Academy [E S P N ] Motorweek Illustrated the CCC East Division a year ago with East Manchester Herald Junior Trevon Brooks led Cheney with 19 points. [ESPN] Home Run Derby 8:00PM (3D Pee-wee's Playhouse Glee Club join host James Stewart for this [U SA ] Edge of Night Hartford, should do quite well again this season. ROCKY HILL (40) — Peter Fronds 7 18-21 30, Adorn annual holiday special. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Christmas Special Joan Rivers. Oprah 1 2 :3 5 A M (3D Family Feud 4:10AM [H BO ] MOVIE: Deed Solid The Indians, however, should take nothing for COVENTRY — There was only so much Bolton Woltmon 0 2-2 2, Crolg Sundoulst 0 0-0 0, Mike McKenna 51-2 ELVOG Winfrey. Grace Jones. Frankie Avalon, (E ) Mexico (CC) Examines President Mig­ P erfect' (C C ) Dan Jenkins' novel inspired 11, Frank Danielle 0 0-1 0, Don DINordl 31-4 7, Scott Torello 4 1 2 : 4 0 A M E m o v i e : 'The Wind' A granted. Monday was only the start of a long High boys’ basketball Coach Craig Phillips could do Annette Funicelio, Charo and Zsa Zsa Ga­ uel de la Madrid's term of office this account of a golf pro's attempts to 2-2 to. Bill Hart 00-00, Tom Fronds 00-00. Totals 1922-3280. bor visit Pee-wee Herman's magical play­ mystery writer is stalked by a psychotic improve his game and his marriage in time season. There will be pitfalls in the weeks ahead. against powerful Coventry High and its star CHENEY TECH (SO) — Trov Moxfleld 0 1-2 1, Terrance (1982-1988). including Mexico's worst Phillip 4 4-)2 12, Tony Evans 4 0-1 8, Trevon Brooks 7 4-5 19, house (60 min.) (In Stereo) economic crisis since the revolution and killer on a secluded Greek island. Meg Fos­ for the U.S. Open. Randy Quaid, Kathryn They're going to have to guard against all comers, attraction — 6-2 senior All-State guard Jack Ayer. ter, Steve Railsback, W ings Hauser 1987. Harrold. 1988. (In Stereo) Chris Howes 10-32, Kevin Toolon 10-03, Sean Wolstedt 20-05. dD The Nativity This special of holiday the challenge of left-wing politicians. (60 teams wanting to be known as the one that bumped Unfortunately for the visiting Bulldogs. Ayer Totals 19 9-23 50. BABFLY APQ THIS ON FOR music and drama set in the Vatican and St. min.) Part 3 of 3. 1 : 0 0 A M (3D UfeQuest: Mysteries of 4:30AM [ESPN] Gulness World of 3-polnt field goals: CT- Toolon, Brooks, Wolstedt. Patrick's Cathedral in New York City in­ off state power Manchester High. burst out of the starting gate and netted 25 points in YOUR PROTECTION/ (M) Odd Couple the Mind An exploration into the causes Sports (60 min.) Halftime; 34-17 Rocky Hill. cludes as guests the London Players and Manchester climbed to the heights a year ago the first half and the damage was done. z c IF YOU'RE ABOUT opera star Placido Domingo. (2 hrs ) (3D Noticiero Univision with its semifinal finish in '87-88, The idea that’s For the third time in as many outings. Ayer T O INVEST. (3D dS) Growing Pains (CC) Ben brings ^7) Christmas Calendar Loretta Swit vis­ home a vagrant girl for the holidays (R) its Germany in this special tracing the ori­ Kinel advocating is to stay among the elite. poured in 37 points, including five 3-pointers, as the VIYTLE gin of many holiday traditions (60 mm.) (R) Make Your Christmas Day Patriots coasted to an easy 74-43 victory in Charter /.-'i ■ Now arrange the circled letters to ( D A-Taam It won’t be easy. Kiam insists form the surprise answer, as sug­ [E S P N ] College Basketball: Rhode Is­ Oak Conference action Tuesday night. dD MOVIE: 'Sunshine Christmas' W i­ land at Nevada-Las Vegas (2 hrs.) (Live) gested by the above cartoon. dower Sam Hayden and his daughter re­ Dinner Reservations at Coventry, 3-0, will be at Tolland on Tuesday while turn to his home town in Texas for the holi­ [H B O ] Hitchhiker (CC) A young man running from the police meets an evil- Bolton. 0-2, will host East Granby Friday night at Rint answer hare: — days. Cliff DeYoung, Barbara Hershey. 7:30. UU 3” Eileen Heckart. 1977. looking magician at a small inn who insists Yanks, Guidry Berry is safe that he be a pan of her act. Elizabeth A sh­ 179 ToUand Tninplke, Manclwstar (Answers tomorrow) (S) MOVIE: 'A Connecticut Yankee in “ We knew it was going to be an uphill battle all the ley stars. (In Stereo) way,” Phillips said. “ We wanted to use this gameto Jumbles: HOUSE CRAWL OCX^ULT URCHIN King Arthur's Court' A handyman from Yesterday's the 20th Century finds himself in 6th- [M A X ] M OVIE: Black W idow ' (CC) A give everybody a chance to play looking down the FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) - New England Answer Another name for the time you spend going complex series of seductions and murders Century Camelot Bing Crosby. Rhonda Christmas Dinner Served from 11am to 9pm road a little bit.” Patriots’ owner Victor Kiam said he thinks Coach home from work— THE "CRUSH'^HOUR Fleming. William Bendix 1949 puts a Justice Depanment investigator on part company the trail of a mysterious woman. Debra The story of this game was Ayer, who was the only Raymond Berry did a great job this year and he has do) MOVIE: 'David Copperfield' A film Winger, Theresa Russell. Sami Frey no intention of firing him despite demands from adaptation of Charles Dickens' classic 1987. Rated R (In Stereo) APPETIZER, Choice of One double-figure scorer in the contest. novel about a young boy growing up in Bv Ronald Blum Ayer tallied 12 points in the opening eight minutes, some fans. 19th Century England Lionel Barrymore. 1 0:30PM (11) Update; Making it Hap­ Chicken Gumbo Soup - Chilled Tomato Juice - Chilled Fruit Cup Many fans were angered when Berry benched W C Fields, Maureen O'Sullivan 1935 pen The Associated Press including two one-handed slam dunks, and Coventry (Colorized Version) (S) Odd Couple led, 24-10, after one turn. Ayer warmed up from quarterback Doug Flutie, a highly popular local ENTREES product, and criticism soared when the Patriots lost (30) Unsolved Mysteries (CC) Myster­ (E) INN News NEW YORK — The New York Yankees are saying 3-point range in the second stanza. He nailed three ies include a heavily insured Texas w om ­ their final game of the National Football League (E ) Hogan's Heroes Celery and Olives - goodbye to Ron Guidry, the last remaining player 3-pointers and tallied 13 more points for his 25 an's murder, a Los Angeles man's disap­ first-half points. Ayerwas ll-for-15 from thefloorin .season to the Denver Broncos 21-10, dashing playoff pearance and a Hungarian immigrant's 3D Aqui Esta Alvarez Guedes Tossed Green Salad with French Dressing from their 1977-78 World Series championship search for a benevolent World War II ser­ [DIS] December Holidays A view of teams. the first half while the Patriots were a combined hopes. Astrograph viceman. (60 min.) (In Stereo) three traditional December celebrations. MAIN COURSE Guidry, the team captain, became a free agent 19-for-31. Flutie had become the team’s starting quarter­ lE) A Child's Christmas in Wales (CC) Mexico's Posadas, the Jewish Hanukkah Tuesday when New York failed to offer him a The Bulldogs were 7-for-28 from the field in the back in midseason, but Berry replaced him with celebration and an English Christmas. Roast Young Tom Turkey with stuffing, Denholm Elliott stars in this drama based contract for the 1989 season. He may be asked to first half and trailed. 41-18. at intermission. Tony Ea.son for the second-to-last game, and when on Dylan Thomas* poem about Christmas [HBO] Hitchhiker (CC) The tables turn gravy and cranberry aauce...... ' 8.75 Interfere. in a small W elsh town. Mathonwy Reeves come to spring training as a non-roster player, but “ Coventry’s an excellent team.” Phillips said. Eason was hurt at Denver, the coach turned to Steve for an overbearing businesswoman (Karen Roaat Prime Rib of Beef Au Jua...... *10.95 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Strive to be co-stars (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) Black) who ends up a slave to a man (Fer- the Yankees said that decision will be left to “ We didn’t even try a box-and-one on Ayer, Why Grogan before using Flutie on the last play. open-minded and flexible today or else Baked Sugar Cured Ham even bother. We were going to give him his points. Manager Dallas Green. Kiam, who took control of the Patriots in October, you could be resistant to the sound ad­ with pineapple aauce...... * 8.75 They do have a better balanced team because those ^ r t h d a y vice or suggestions of associates who “ I spoke with Ron about it this morning,” said he understood fans’ feelings. “ But fire other kids are going to hurt you. (Ayer) makes have your interests at heart. Dinner Indudes: Rons and Buttsr, Mashed or French Potetoee Yankees general manager Bob Quinn said. “ He was Raymond? No chance,” he said. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) It behooves Villian makes good or Veme, Sweet Peee or Mixed VegeUMee. Tee or Coffee. everybody else better. You can’t let Ayer get the very professional about it. He understood what “ That would be totally absurd when you consider Dec. 22,1988 you to be a bit more budget-minded at we’re trying to do, getting younger with our pitching ball coming down court at full speed. That’s his this time. It not, the cumulative effect of what he accomplished over the season. That’s the By Bab Thomas after six chapters were made and DESSERTS staff. He was very philosophical about it.” game.” farthest thing from my mind” In the year ahead your greatest strides small debts could become an over­ Patriot Coach Ron Badstuebner, who is just one whelming sum you'll have to deal later. The Associated Press four aired. Why? Choice of One: Guidry could not be reached for comment. His are likely to be made In situations that agent. Reggie Ringuet. said that Guidry had wanted win away from the magical 309-victory plateau. was Kiam said he did not agree with all decisions do not require partners. For best re­ CANCER (June 21-July 22) If you are “ It didn’t belong on TV," Hot Mince or Pumpkin Pie with Whipped Cream made toward the end of the season, but. " I think too self-serving today, you might have LOS ANGELES — The strang­ to remain with the Yankees. pleased with the effort. Badstuebner’s career sults, try to strike out on your own. Nielsen theorized. “ It had the or Ice Cream Raymond did a splendid job. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. IS) One-lo- to deal with an individual who Is as sin­ est hit of the holiday season is a Guidry had beena “ new-look” free agent, but last record is 299-179. kind of humor you have to pay “ It was a transitional year for us, and Raymond one relationships could be extremely gle-minded as yourself. This could re­ gag-packed feature version of a Child's Portion: week decided to remain on the Yankees’ roster. “ I thought the team played well,” he said. “ I think sult In a no-gaIn situation where both attention to. When you have a did a superb job at putting us In a position where we touchy today, even with friends of long television series that lasted only For Children Under 12 Years of Age - *3.00 Ringuet said that Guidry might accept a spring this year we’re a little more mature,” Badstuebner standing. Don't permit something to de­ parties are concerned. screen that is bigger than life, you were in contention at the end of the year.” LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Falling to take four weeks, starring an actor can see what is going on in the training invitation. compared this year’s transition team to his 23-1 club velop that could jeopardize a valued al­ CHINESE DISHES “ I guess if we contact every other major-league “ Raymond is the coach. I don’t even know when liance. Major changes are ahead for care of Important matters today could better known for playing villains background. You don't have to two years ago. club and they say no. maybe he would." Ringuet his contract is up (1991), But there is no doubt in my Capricorn In the coming year. Send for create a critical log jam for you. Don't than getting laughs. search for it." APPETIZER: “ Two years ago we had some big kids who weren’t let negligence crowd you into a corner. said. “ My instructions are to get him a job.” your Astro-Graph predictions today. Leslie Nielsen, who has a long really that fast.” he explained. “ This year we just mind that he’s the man in charge, and I have Mall $1 to Astro-Graph, c/o this news­ VIRQO (Aug. 23-8epl. 22) This Is not a Nielsen explained that ZAZ (as Island Tidbits Willie Randolph, who had been the team’s other record of evil-doing in films and Seem to get the ball moving up and down the court complete faith in him.” paper. P.O. Box 91428. Cleveland, OH good day to gamble on risky ventures, television, is currently killing the trio are called) originally (Fantall Shrimp, Golden Fingers, Chicken Roll) co-captain, left the Yankees and signed with Los Patrick Sullivan, general manager of the even if you link up with a pal who usually and we break it. The kids look to run and we run. It’s Raginxid Plntc/MxnchMtxf Hamid 44101-3428. Be sure to state your zodi­ people with laughs in “ The Naked planned to make a feature of , Wonton Soup Angeles earlier this month after New York signed Patriots, said Tuesday he wants to pay quarter­ ac sign. tares well on flyers. Both could go down “ Police Squad! “ but couldn’t find been working. That way, Jack gets more (scoring) the pipe. Gun: From the Files of Police free agent Steve Sax. backs based on how much time they play. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Taking a plot long enough. So they opportunities.” ON TH E RIM — The ball hangs on the impulsive shortcuts In tasks that require LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) It you present Squad!” The Paramount Pic­ N M N COURSE Guidry, a 38-year-old left-hander, was 2-3 last Flutie was paid $150,000 for the season. He started fashioned mini-plots for a TV Nk rim as the Patriots' Scott Lucas (22) and time and patience could lead to unde­ your case In a manner today that is too tures release is the work of Jerry Christmas Turkey Delight...... * 8.95 season with a 4. ISearned-run average. He started 10 Bolton was only outscored. 15-12, in the third as nine games and had a 6-3 record. He also came off series. After years of trying, they Bolton’s Zac Morford keep an eye on It. sirable consequences today. Don't end arrogant or lorcelul, the results are like­ Zucker, Jim Abrams and David Chow Som Ding ...... » games and pitched in two in relief. He had surgery Coventry went cold from the floor and led, 56-30, the bench to lead New England to a 21-17 victory ly to be just the opposite of your hopes. 9.95 up at ground zero. Zucker, who previously made came up with a story that pitted Served wHh Fried Rice, Tee end Oeeeert on Dec. 8, 1987, on muscle that overlays the left heading into the final stanza. Two Ayer free throws SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Your com­ over the Indiana Colts. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) If your In­ “ Airplane!” and who specialize Drebin against Vincent Ludwig Conn. Meet Tex 7tt% rotator cuff. He did not pitch this season until July 1. gave Coventry a 65-35 lead with 3:48 left. COVENTRY (74) — Jock Aver 14 4-4 37, Pool Strvchori 41 -4 stincts tell you to avoid a certain group panions will not be very appreciative of 9, Scott Lucas 40-3 8, Mike Oswald 04-4 4, Fronk Coombs 00-0 Eason, who was injured most of theseaason, in titles and scripts with exclama­ (Ricardo Mantaiban), the Los Guidry is 170-91 lifetime with a 3.29 ERA. 1,778 or clique today, it could prove wise to your company today it you come on like NewTaUag Coventry seniors Paul Strycharz and Scott Lucas 0, Chris McCarthy 1 2-4 4, Noel Oobler 10-02, Crolg Poton 10-0 started two games and had a I-1 record. He was paid Angeles businessman who is strikeouts and 26 shutouts. He led the American 2, Pot Bradley 10-02, Bob Johnson 00-20, Randy Leete 10-02, follow your hunches. Being around peo­ a know-it-all. Give others a chance to tion marks. SaaerYaMiai far Year added nine and eight points, respectively, with $962,500. present their points of view without at­ Nielsen. 62, repeats the role of really a killer. League in victories with a 25-3 record in 1978 and a Jonh ToHen 2 0-0 4. Totals 29 11-21 74. ple you dislike will make you leel very i i - f h Haw Yaar^ Era Party Lucas grabbing 10 rebounds. Bolton was led by BOLTON (43) — Drew Pinto 10-0 3. Mike Deronleou 0 2-2 2. Both men become free agents in March. uncomfortable. tacking their statements. Lt. Frank Drebin, the incredibly A large part of the appeal of 22-6 record in 1985. He led the league in ERA twice, Fronk Toizoll 1 0-0 2, Crolg Winslow 3 3-4 9, Mike Hough 21-1 Craig Winslow with nine points and Mark Yavinsky Grogan’s base salary is about $550,000. but he gets ARKS (March 21-April 19) Although SAOITTARIU8 (Nov. 23-O m . 21) Be on incompetent detective who ap­ “ Naked Gun-Police Squad” can CaiS43-9S29 at 1.74 in 1978 and a 2,78 the following year. with eight. S, Dove Boles 1 0-02, Zoc Morford 0 2-2 2, Rob Palmer 1 2-24, guard today so that you are not maneu­ Mark Yovlnskv 4 0-0 8, John Hoar 22-4 8, Justin Herman 00-0 more if he starts 60 percent of the games. you'll mean well, it you're not careful to­ peared in the brief, lamented 1982 be attributed to Nielsen’s He was the unanimous winner of the 1978 AL Cy day. you could create bigger complica­ vered into a position where you have to 0. Totals 15 12-15 43. “ I want to have the same kind of arrangement series “ Police Squad! “ straight-arrow playing of the ^ JrfyDhrlatmaa to AU Young Award and finished second to Jim Rice that “ 1 was pleased that they hustled all the way and Holftime: 41-18 Coventry tions tor the people whose affairs you're pay for someone else's mistake. This '''' battled on the boards." Phillips said 3-polnt gools: C- Aver 5; B- PInfo (for Flutie) that Steve Grogan has," Sullivan said. attempting to manage. It's best not to could be costly If money Is Involved. ABC yanked “ Police Squad!” outrageous events. ^ I I year in voting for the Most Valuable Player. to - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Dec. 21, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Dec. 21, 1988 — 81 Lakers come up 90 seconds short against the Bulls SPORTS Glastonbury tops Bolton

By Bob Greene quarter run that boosted New Harold Pressley and a free throw The Associated Press 'York over Indiana, the NBA’s by Ed Pinckney gave Sacra­ IN B R IE F NBA Roundup only winless team on the road. mento a 102-96 lead with 1:54 left. in girls’ basketball play Pro basketball is a 48-minute The Knicks outscored Indiana But Mike Woodson scored five game. The Los Angeies Lakers, 40-23 in the second period and points and Otis Thorpe two to Whalers host the Bruins BOLTON — It was David vs. however, found out what 90 pened four straight times. coasted to the victory. Goliath, and in this case the big Wrestling narrow the Kings’ lead to 104-103 HARTFORD — Two struggling hockey teams seconds can mean. “ And the final hurt was that Chuck Person had 22 points and guy came out the winner. H.S. Roundup with 41 seconds remaining and set will clash tonight at the Civic Center at 7:30 as the RHAM tops EC “ We had a real bad minute and illegal defense. They got a free Wayman Tisdale 20 for Indiana. Bolton High, a Class S school, the stage for Johnson’s game­ Hartford Whalers host the Boston Bruins In a half with some sloppy play and throw, the ball and a jumper. We Hawks 121, Sonics 118: Moses winning free throws. took on Double L Glastonbury Visiting RHAM High took home Adams Division play. Junior Amy Stoudt had a failing to contain the Buils’ could never come back.” Malone scored nine of his 30 Olajuwon led Houston with 20 High in girls’ basketball action a 48-30 verdict over East Catholic The Whalers are winless (0-3-1) in their last penetration.” Los Angeles coach It is the first time since March points in the final 5:17 and Atlanta points and 14 rebounds, but was Tuesday night. The Bulldogs career-high 16 points along with 9 Tuesday afternoon in wrestling four games, including Monday night’s 2-1 loss to said after Chicago 1979 that the Lakers have lost four withstood a furious Seattle rally. ejected with 2; 12 remaining. The stayed in the hunt for a half, but rebounds to lead Bolton while action at the Eagles’ Nest. the Montreal Canadians. The Bruins, meanwhile, handed the Lakers their fourth straight games. Atlanta led 99-84 after three Kings were led by Kinney Smith the visiting Tomahawks broke it freshm an Kerri M cKeegan East (I'l) is now idle until straight defeat. Jordan scored 13 ofhis 42 points quarters, but Seattle’s Dale Ellis with 22 points. are 4-10-6 in their last 20 games. Despite the poor open in the second half for a a 56-33 latched onto 17 rebounds. Wednesday. Dec. 28, when it Los Angeles led 98-93 with 4; 49 in the final period as the Bulls won scored 16 of his 30 points in the stretch, Boston still holds second place in the verdict in non-conference play. “ It would have been a good win. combats crosstown Manchester frail Blaxara 127, Nuggets 124: division with 35 points. It was thb initial victory for with them being a Double L High and Cheney Tech at the remaining in Tuesday night’s for the eighth time in their last 10 final period as the ^ n ics pulled Terry Porter’s driving layup with Glastonbury after three losses school, but we didn’t have a good Cheney gym in the annual town game. But 90 seconds later the games. Johnson had 31 for Los within three. 25 seconds remaining gave Por­ while the setback drops Bolton to game,” Kohut said. championship series at 11 a.m. Bulls had taken a 101-100 lead. Angeles. Dominique Wilkins ' led the tland its victory over Denver. Strlders to meet 2-3. The Bulldogs resume Charter Kristen. Skoglund led Glaston­ Jeremy Palmer. Mark McCon­ “ That one-minute breakdown The game marked the farewell Hawks with 23 points, while Cliff Clyde Drexler scored a career- Oak Conference play Thursday bury with aa game-high 20 points. nell and Brian Elliott picked up where (John) Paxson hit his appearance at the Chicago Sta­ Levingston had 19 points and 13 high 43 points for the Trail The Silk City Striders will hold its next meeting night at 7 when they host East OLASTONBURY (54)— Trish Gordon wins on the mat for East. Jumper to put them ahead for dium for the Lakers’ Kareem rebounds. Xavier McDaniel led Blazers, who ended a 12-game on Feb. 22, 1989, at Court House One in Vernon. 2 00 4, Erin Heofev 2 0-0 4, Kristen Hampton. good, and the illegal defense Abdul-Jabbar, who was held to Seattle with 24 points. losing streak in Denver. For further information, contact Laurie Parr at SI(OOlund92-620,SueEoan24-«8, Karen Risults; 103- Chuck Eaton (R) pinnad Glastonbury turned a 26-19 SllpskI 1 2-4 4, Kelly Wolstedt 2 OO 4, Mike Schustock 3:12, 112- Chris Ken- called on us was the difference." just four points in 10 minutes. Cavaliers 110, J a u 04: Ron Alex English scored 14 of his 41 528-2343. halftime bulge into a 42-24 margin Laura Hutchinson 20-04, Tanya Brown 2 neally (R) pinned Thomas Phillips 1:35, Riley said. Platont 116, Heat 100: Adrian Harper scored 32 points and points in a three-minute span iq The local running club recently celebrated its 0-0 4, Lauro Callahan 1 0-2 2, Charls 119- Robert Rommel (EC) WBF, 125- The Lakers had a 100-98 lead Dantley scored nine of his 19 Cleveland’s defense sparked a the middle of the fourth period for 10th anniversary. It was marked with a dinner after three periods. “ They came Watson 00-20, Carrie Hill 10-02. Totals Morc Gonsolyes (R) pinned Chris out pressing in the third quarter 24 8-22 56. Fransen 1:28, 130- Justin Corpus (EC) when James Worthy apparently points in' the first quarter as 32-6 third-quarter run as the Denver. attended by 60 club members and guests, BOLTON (33) — Wendy Nell 3 0-0 6, WBF, 135- Polmer (EC) pinned Snider stole the ball. But Los Angeles Detroit broke to a big lead early Cavaliers downed Utah. Mark including club founder Bob Digan Sr. AP photo and got a lot of quick baskets.” Amy Stoudt 7 2-4 14, Kerri McKeegan 1 Elliot, 140- Eric Cloutier (R) pinned was whistled for the second time and defeated Miami. Rory Spar­ Price scored 24 points and Brad Buns 128, Spurs 110: Reserve Bolton Coach Jen Kohut ex­ 2-4 4, Danielle Curylo 1 2-4 5, Nancy Wllllom TanskI 1:52, 145- Jim Sukach Eddie Johnson scored 27 points — MORE GIFTS — Chicago Coach Doug Bottlng 0 0-0 0, Maureen Griffin 1 0-0 2, (R) WBF, 152- Doug Chapman (R) in the game for employing an row led Miami with 23 points. Daugherty added 21 as Cleveland plained. “ They pressed us in the Teresa McMahon 0 0-2 0, Alison KlllrInO pinned Ed Baroncinl 1:52, 140- McCon­ 11 during a decisive 29-5 third- *Hot Shot’ clinic planned Collins handles the microphone as the first half (too) but we didn’t 0-00, Rosemory DelcampeOO-00. Totals nell (EC) pinned Scott Hyburg :30,171- illegal defense, giving the Bulls a With the score tied at 9. a improved to 16-5. Its .762 winning 13 4-18 33. technical free throw and 3-pointer by Bill Laimbeer percentage is the best in the NBA. quarter spurt — as Phoenix coach handle it as well in the second Elllott (EC) pinned Joson Terrance C' HARTFORD — University of Connecticut head Bulls presented Kareem Abdul-Jabbar a 3-polnt field goals: Bolton- Curylo. 1:14, Heavyweight- Mike Docker (R) Karl Malone led Utah with 30 Cotton Fitzsimmons got his 600th half.” Halftime; 24-19 Glastonbury WBF. possession. started a 22-10 run that gave the basketball coach Jim Calhoun and the Huskies wheelbarrow full of jazz compact discs Chicago's Michael Jordan sank Pistons a 31-19 lead at the end of points. NBA victory by beating San will conduct a “ Hot Shot Basketball Clinic” at the during pregame ceremonies Tuesday the free throw and Paxson put the the first quarter. Detroit led 61-45 Bucks 125, Hornets 115: Terry Antonio. Fitzsimmons. 57. now main court at the Hartford Civic O nter from 10 Cummings scored a season-high has a 600-644 record in 16 seasons night in his last visit to the Windy City. Bulls ahead to stay when he took at halftime and 87-72 going into a.m. to noon on Tuesday, Dec. 27. the inbounds pass and hit a the final period. 37 points and Ricky Pierce had 17 with five different teams, includ­ Suspension ends suspense The clinic, for youngsters between the ages of 12-footer. Mavericks 100, 76ert 102: Ro­ fourth-quarter points as Milwau­ ing two stints in Phoenix. Ditka assails officials seven and 14. will be staged in conjunction with “ We had what we call a ‘full lando Blackman scored 20 of his kee defeated Qiarlotte. The Suns won their seventh the 11th annual Connecticut Mutual Classic. The LAKE FOREST, III. (AP) — Chicago Bears stack’ set up that left me free. 24 points in the second half as Milwaukee, which had not led straight home game and handed clinic is free and a “sneakers only” affair. All coach Mike Ditka says “ gutless” officiating Since I was open. T just fired Dallas defeated Philadelphia. since the middle of the second San Antonio its eighth consecu­ as Hoyas destroy Hokies quarter, went on a 22-7 fourth- tive loss. youngsters attending must be accompanied by allowed the Minnesota Vikings to succeed in two away,” Paxson said. Sam Perkins had 25 points and an adult. Then Jordan went to work, Mark Aguirre 21 for ^ e Maver­ quarter run behind Pierce and Johnny Dawkins and Greg touchdown drives that cost his team a victory in its last regular-season game. scoring six straight points during icks. who won their fifth straight Jay Humphries to take a 112-98 Anderson paced San Antonio with NCAA Hoop a 13-0 spurt that clinched the road game, equaling a club lead with 5:03 left. Pierce finished 14 points apiece. Yankees sign Quirk At his news conference Tuesday, Ditka 116-103 victory. record. Dallas’ record on the road with 28 points.. Warriors 113, Clippers 111: Win­ delivered a blistering 10-minpte verbal assault NEW YORK (AP) — Jamie Quirk became the “ We lost becau.se we did not get this year is 6-1. the best in the Kelly Tripucka led Charlotte ston Garland scored 14 points and on referee Ben Dreith’s crew, which worked the AP photo fourth free agent to sign with the New York Bears’ 28-27 loss in Minneaplis. our shots down and we fell behind NBA. with 21 points. Ralph Sampson 11 in the fourth By The Associated Press early by as many as 17 points Charles Barkley led the 76ers Rockets 105, Kings 104: Buck quarter to rally Golden State over Yankees this offseason, agreeing on Monday to a “ They got a drive on a questionable pass ROAD BLOCK — New York’s Patrick Ewing, right, tries to one-year contract for $2.50,000. (5 4 -3 7 )the Lakers’ Magic John­ with 35 points. Johnson’s two free throws with 23 Los Angeles. Garland finished interference call and the punt return with three Even Georgetown coach J()hn block a shot by the Pacers' Rik Smits in their game Quirk, who is 34. batted .240 last season in 196 son said. “ At the end. we just Knicks 141, Pacers 113: Gerald seconds left boosted Houston over with 22 points, 11 assists and 10 clips on it. You can condone miscalls in football Thompson was disappointed didn’t score or get back for our Wilkins scored nine of his 21 Sacramento. rebounds. Chris Mullin led the Tuesday night at Madison Square Garden. The Knicks at-bats for Kansas City with eight homers and 25 but you can’t condone gutless officiating. And in Bimbo Coles didn’t play against transition defense, and it hap- points during a 23-4 second- Two technical foul shots by Warriors with 30 points. won, 141-113. runs batted in. He made $335,000. my opinion, that was gutless. I think they were the Hoyas. He is a .240 career batter in 10 major-league intimidated by the fans up there.” Ditka said. A much-anticipated matchup of seasons. Quirk was with the Royals for three “ We’ve been fortunate. We’ve avoided that U.S. Olympic team guards — different stretches. crew for a long time, but we caugbt them on the Coles and Charles Smith — never Georgia M f It’s nostalgia week last game of the year and it was a very materialized Tuesday night as unfortunate catching on our part. No. 6 Georgetown routed Virginia Minimum wage increased ’T m sure I’ll hear about it.” said Ditka, Tech 87-57. is eyeing NEW YORK (AP) — The minimum salary in expecting a league reprimand because of his Coles, who leads the Hokies in boxing circles the major leagues next season will be $68,000, sharp criticism. “ Something has to be said and with a 22-point average, and based on an automatic cost-of-living increase of something has to be done. reserve Sam Cannon were sus­ Sheridan $5,500. “ If rules aren’t going to be imposed, don’t have pended by Coach Frankie Allen By Hal Bock Barry McGuigan. In the 1985 collective bargaining agreement, them. Just have a mugging out there,” Ditka after missing curfew Monday The Associated Press Waiting for the Mancini- the minimum salary was set at $60,000 with said. night. They will resume practic­ ATHENS. Ga. (AP) — Dick Camacho winner is Aaron Pryor, cost-of-living increases after the 1986 and 1988 ing Dec. 26. but could only sit on Sheridan of North Carolina State It’s been a big week for who, like everybody else in this seasons. The minimum, which is pegged to the Strange golfer of year the bench and watch Georgetown apparently is at the top of the list nostalgia in boxing. business, is on the comeback trail Consumer Price Index, increased to $62,500 after roll. to succeed Vince Dooley as the First, about five years too late, again after beating up some poor, CINCINNATI (AP) — Curtis Strange, the U.S. 1986. Smith and Jarren Jackson head football coach at the Uni ver- promoter Lou Falcigno and his anonymous soul in Rochester last Open champion and the first man to go over $1 CPI figures released Tuesday showed an 8.9 scored 19 points apiece for the sity of Georgia. week. million in single-season PGA Tourearnings, was partners at Warner Brothers Pay percent increase from December 1986 to host Hoyas, 7-0. Tlie Associated Press learned TV put together a fight between How’s that for nostalgia? named Player of the Year by the Golf Writers November 1988. “ The adrenaline was flowing that Sheridan met with Georgia’s Association of America. Ray “ Boom Boom” Mancini and At least Arum’s Duran show differently without Bimbo in the search committee in nearby Strange, who won four tournaments and a Hector “ Macho” Camacho. carries the imprimateur of a game.” said Thompson, who Commerce, Ga.. Tue.sday and record $1,147,644. was a run-away winner in the Then, the very next day. Bob legitimate title fight, with Bark­ Ferrell contacts team coached the Olympians at Seoul. later visited the campus. balloting by the nation’s golf writers, a GWAA Arum arrived with Roberto Du­ ley risking his WBC middle­ “ It’s not the same Virginia Tech The source, who asked not to be ran against Iran Barkley for the weight crown against old Hands TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) — Phoenix Cardinals spokesman said. team without Bimbo in thereyso >t identified, said he thought the job fullback Earl Ferrell, who tested positive for W B C middleweight of Stone. That’s 37 years old w as a letdown for us, was Sheridan’s to accept or cocaine use three times this season and could not championship. Hands of Stone. Barkley was 7 Gantner in the fold psychologically,” reject. be located after missing a mandatory team All we have to do is put rocking years old when Duran first But after the game. Thompson Jim Valvano, the athletic direc­ meeting and physical Monday, contacted the MILWAUKEE (AP) — Veteran second base- chairs in the corners instead of punched somebody else for whispered to Coles; “ Thanks for r tor and basketball coach at North NFL team Tuesday and said he was all right. man Jim Gantner has agreed to a two-year stools and open the gates. If the money. the early Christmas present.” Carolina State, said Tuesday fans buy this senior citizen “ We have made contact with Earl. He has been contract with the Milwaukee Brewers, the club The challenger’s advanced mi­ Allen admitted the Hokies were night, "W e expect to have a perfecta. they’ll buy anything. leage apparently does not disturb located and he’s OK,” said team spokesman announced Tuesday. outmanned without Coles. conversation tomorrow AP photo Mancini hasn’t fought in four the promoter. Terry Bledsoe. “ We have talked to him. so we all Terms of the contract were not announced. “We were definitely over­ (Wednesday).” years. Camacho has only been can relax now. He’s all right.” Gantner. a 12-year veteran who batted .276 in 155 ON GUARD — The Blues' Tony period of their game Tuesday night at “ Here he is again.” Arum matched,” he said. “ It’s hard to Robert Bishop, chairman of Bledsoe said team officials now know where games in 1988, became a free agent at the end of tokenly active with five fights exulted when he introduced Du­ say what might have happened if Georgia’s search committee, de­ McKegney, left, tries to cut off the Red Joe Louis Arena. The Red Wings won, over the last three years. Duran, Ferrell is. but will not disclose the location. the season. ran as Barkley’s challenger for Bimbo were in there.” clined Tuesday night to say Wings’ Steve Chiasson during the first 6-3. retired three times since 1980. the Feb. 24 defense in Atlantic In other Top Twenty games. whether Sheridan had been earned his shot at Barkley’s title City. “ One of the greatest fighters No. 2 Michigan trampled North­ Interviewed. with five victories over the last AP photo of the recent past, still campaign­ ern Michigan 125-75, No. 7 Okla­ two years against people named Sheridan. 47, went to the top of ing and still very good.” homa overwhelmed Southern Tonelli a hat-trick specialist Victor Claudio, Juan Carlos Gi- Strock takes things in stride HOLDING ON — VirginiaTech’sGreg Brink goes up for a Georgia’s list when longtime “ Very good” once wasn’t good Utah State 132-64, No. 9 Arizona Bulldog assistant Erk Russell, menez. Ricky Stackhouse. Paul enough for a title shot. It is now, shot against Georgetown’s Dwayne Bryant as the Hokies’ Bv Chuck AAelvIn game without much warning. coach said. crushed Washington 116-61 and the current head coach at Geor­ Thom and Jeff Lanas. though. The Associated Press “ There’s nothing he hasn’t seen “ He has some zip on the ball,” No. 11 Florida State beat South Quinton Nottingham looks on during their game gia Southern College, withdrew Boom Boom and Macho would Duran has been through three in matchup of Kings-Flames before,” Coach Marty Schotten- Schottenheimersaid. “ Maybeit’s Florida 113-81. Tuesday night at the Capital Centre in Landover, Md. The his name from consideration. have been an attraction in 1984. In retirements, tying him with Leo­ BEREA. Ohio — Don Strock’s heimer said. “ Regardless of because he hasn’t had to throw Also. No. 18 South Carolina Dooley, 56, announced his re­ 1989. it is little more than a nard for the modern record. In Hoyas easily took an 87-57 verdict. contribution to tbe Cleveland whether he threw the ball to them the ball much in those 15 years.” defeated No. 12 Ohio State 74-68. signation one week ago after a By The Associated Press Mario Lemieux scored two curiousity. Duran once was a 1980, he walked away in the Browns’ do-or-die second-half or us, he came back and said. Strock took mild exception to No. 16 Georgia Tech downed 25-year career in which he goals, his second tying the game marquee name. Now he seems in middle of his second fight with cord was eight by Oklahoma’s made his foul shots with 41 comeback against the Hosuton ‘Let’s get it done.’” that suggestion. Richmond 62-50, No. 17 North became only the loth coach in The last time John Tonelli NHL Roundup with 5:51 remaining. Then he a race with Sugar Ray Leonard Sugar Ray. In 1982. he again Dave Sieger in the past two seconds remaining. Oilers had as much to do with his Strock. filling in for injured “ I spent 15 years practicing, Carolina State beat Alabama Division 1-A history to reach the scored three times in one game, it assisted on Bob Errey’s game- for most comebacks. decided he'd had enough of this seasons. Brent Price led South Carolina attitude as his arm. Bernie Kosar, had an awful start and you throw more in practice State 109-81 and No. 19 Tennessee 200-victory plateau. reaching that was in a Flames-Kings game. He winner 2:25 later. Mancini-Camacho is set for foolishness after he lost a title Stacey King had 26 points and with 25 points. Hudson had 18 “I know a touchdown’s not in Sunday’s 28-23 victory, throw­ than you do in games,” he said. stopped Alabama-Birmingham milestone in a 24-3 regular- liked it so much, he made his next Terry Crisp said. “ Every time we Pittsburgh extended its home March 6 in Reno. Nev. And if you fight to Wilfred Benitez. And in 17 rebounds for the Sooners, 7-1. points and 13 rebounds and Dozier worth 20points,” the 15-yearNFL ing interceptions on the Browns’ Browns’ players said Strock’s 111-99. season-ending victory over in­ hat trick in another Calgary-Los coughed it up. or made a mistake, unbeaten streak to 10 games want to watch it at home, you’ll 1984. he filed for his boxing Oklahoma has scored more than scored 16 points. veteran said of Sunday’s dra­ first three series. experience helped them remain Without Coles to stop him. trastate rival Georgia Tech. Angeles matchup. they capitalized, and we made a (9-0-1). while the Islanders, who have to pay $19.95. which is high pension once more after being 100 points in five straight games. Jay Berson scored 19 for the matic victory that propelled the But he was marvelous in the confident after they had fallen Smith sparked an early 15-4 burst Dooley will coach his last game The difference: Tonelli was few of them.” have dropped 13 of their last 14 but still a lot better than the $250 it knocked out in two rounds by Roger McDonald scored 16 for Buckeyes. 6-2. Ohio State, which Browns into the AFC wild card second half, passing for more behind. that put Georgetown ahead 21-15. at Georgia on New Year’s night with the Flames the previous Tonelli’s fifth career hat trick games, are on an 0-12-1 slide on will cost for a ringside seat. Thomas Hearns. the Thunderbirds, 3-7 in their first trailed by 13 points in the first game against those same Oilers. than 200 yards and leading “ Nothing fazes him,-” tight end Virginia Tech never got closer when the 19th-ranked Bulldogs time and with the Kings on and first as a King was his first the road, with nine straight Now why would you pay that Now he’s surfaced again. Arum year of Division I play. half, was held to its lowest total of “ You have to take them one at a Cleveland to three straight touch­ Ozzie Newsome said. “ He wasthe than three points and another 15-4 meet Michigan State in the Gator Tuesday night. since scoring three goals against losses. much to see this fight now, five knows that cynics may not look No. 9 Arizona 116, Washington the season. time. We got one and just started downs that overcame a 23-7 same in the second half as he was run made it 40-27 at halftime. Bowl. Tonelli’s big game helped the the Kings on Nov. 28. 1987. Lemieux, who had been years after it would have been kindly at wheeling Duran out 61: Sean Elliott and Anthony Cook No. 18 Georgia Tech 82, Rich­ working on the next one.” deficit. If the Browns had lost, in the first. He didn’t change the Jackson scored eight points, Sheridan has a 19-13-2 record in Kings beat the Flames 6-3. Los “ He’s been playing real well stopped on a breakaway with 6:32 interesting? again, so he’s flushing out this scored 20 points each as Arizona mond 50: Anthony S h erry ’s 18 That workmanlike approach to they’d have missed the playoffs whole time. That’s the sign of an including a pair of 3-pointers, as three seasons at North Carolina Angeles is the first team to beat the last five games.” Kingscoach left in the game, beat Kelly "It’s entertainment,” Mancini card with the professional debuts routed Washington for its largest points helped Georgia Tech rally the Browns’ precarious situation for the first time in four years. experienced veteran.” the Hoyas scored 13 straight State, and has a Peach Bowl the Flames twice. Robbie Ftorek said. “ He took it Hrudey on another breakaway explained. “ People paid $30 for of four Olympic medalists — Pacific-10 Conference victory from an early 11-point deficit to was exactly what the team’s “ My feeling was that the game Because Kosar’s sprained knee points for a 63-38 lead. battle with Iowa still pending. ’T v e got a lot of friends on the upon himself to watch some game less than a minute later. When Leonard-Lalonde.” Robert Wangila of Kenya, and ever. win at Richmond. management had hoped for when was going to be won on emotion. remains swollen and encased in a Freshman Alonzo Mourning Before going to the Atlantic Coast other side,” Tonelli said. “ But films and he’s really come on Hrudey stopped Lemieux at And they paid nothing fora host Americans Ray Mercer. The rout eclipsed the Wildcats’ Georgia Tech had lost three Strock was signed following in­ But in Don Strock’s case, it’s the brace, Strock is preparing to start scored 10 points and blocked six Conference school. Sheridan when you step on the ice. you put strong.” 16:34, Errey pushed in the re­ of better fights before pay-per- Kennedy McKinney and Michael 44-point spread over Southern Cal straight to the Spiders, including juries to two quarterbacks in lack of emotion that helps him,” Saturday’s game in Cleveland. shots. Georgetown tied a team spent eight years at Furman, that behind you. Luc Robitaille scored two goals bound for his 13th goal. view and closed-circuit technol­ Carbajal. Mercer, the promoter last season. The loss was Washin- a defeat in the second round of September. The former Miami Schottenheimer said. “ He just Kosar’s status, listed as question­ record with 15 blocks, three short where he had a 69-23-2 record. ” We were facing the best team for Los Angeles. ogy turned boxing into a studio promised, is the man who some gon’s biggest ever in conference last season’s NCAA Tournament. Dolphin has spent his entire goes about his business.” able, is being re-evaluated daily. of the NCAA record. Ironically. Sheridan’s last in the league and we had to come “ They got the early lead, which Red Wings 6, Blues3: At Detroit, sport. They’re pedaling this fight day will beat Mike Tyson. He did play, worse than their 52-point The Yellow Jackets, 5-1, fell up with a solid effort. They have we didn’t want,” Crisp said. “ You Steve Yzerman had the go-ahead career as a backup quarterback, Strock also still has the accu­ “ If Bernie’s healthy, Bernie Virginia Tech’s Wally Lancas­ deficit against UCLA in 1974. behind 13-2. They tied it at 39 with game at Furman was a 44-42 loss in the perfect place. Warner not say when. ter scored 22 points and extended some great personnel on defense. have to open up and sometimes goal and three assists and ran his so he’s used to being thrust into racy and strength to play well, the will play.” Strock said. Arizona. 5-1, scored the final 17 11:19 remaining then went on a to Russell’s Georgia Southern Brothers, after all. is where Bugs And here’s the really good his NCAA record of games with a team in the NCAA Division 1-AA You tend to rise up a notch when you’re playing with dynamite.” point-scoring string to 22 games, Bunny works. news. This Duran-Barkley card points of the first half for a 52-25 12-1 burst. you play against the best in your That dynamite was carried by tying the team record he set last 3-point goal to 54. The Hokies fell lead. The Wildcats then outscored Mike Winiecki scored 17 points national championship game. To dress his show up. Falcigno carries a bargain basement to 4-3. Russell took himself out of the division and in the league.” Tonelli. season. is talking about having Mancini- price. Ringside seats cost just Kingdom looking for recognition Washington 15-4 in the first 4:12 of for Richmond. 3-5. picture at a morning news Calgary is 23-6-5 and Los In other games, it was Pitts­ After Paul MacLean’s power- Camacho sanctioned as a 140- $200 and the pay-per-view tab is a No. 2 Michigan 125, Northern the second half. No. 17 North Carolina St. 100, conference Tuesday in Montgo­ Angeles, which beat the Flames burgh 5. the New York Islanders play goal tied the score 3-3 7:56 pound title fight by the WBO, mere $14.95. That means if you Michigan 75: Glen Rice got 36 Todd Lautenbach scored 21 Alabama St. 81: Chucky Brown mery, Ala., where he is one of the 6-5 in overtime on Oct. 8, is 22-12-1. 3. and Detroit 6, St. Louis 3. into the final period. Yzerman another recently invented boxing buy Arum's show instead of the By Bert Rosenthal with a season’s best clocking of During the year. Kingdom was points and undefeated Michigan points for the Huskies. 3-3. scored 26 points and North coaches for the Blue-Gray All- "The Kings are the most Penguins 8, Islanders 3: The took a long pass from Joe ruling body, which is just what we Falcigno-Wamer package, you’ll The Associated Press 12.97 seconds, the second-best unbeaten on the track. Off the won its 10th consecutive game, No. 11 Florida 113, South Florida Carolina State built an early Star football game. powerful offensive club in the Penguins stayed hot at home Murphy, eluded two defenders all need. He’s also hinting about have money left over. With it, you ever. track, he was beaten by Griffith setting a Crisler Arena scoring 81: The unbeaten Seminoles ex­ 24-point lead in coasting over Russell, 62. said he thinks a business and they went about while the Islanders continued to and drove a wrist shot past an undercard that could include might want to purchase an old NEW YORK - Roger King­ He also was the event’s most Joyner. record against the Division II ceeded their 101-point average, visiting Alabama State. their job tonight.” Flames coach struggle on the road. goaltender Greg Millen. George Foreman and perhaps boxing video. dom, who had perhaps the consistent performer ever, be­ visitors. routing visiting South Florida for The Wolfpack. 3-1. raced ahead four-year commitment should be Early in the season, after a prerequisite of the successor to greatest season ever by a high coming the first to break 13 The Wolverines led 58-31 at their seventh straight victory. 36-12 and was never threatened. hurdler in 1988, was virtually seconds twice, including a 12.98 in Griffith Joyner ran a sparkling halftime. They finished with a Tony Dawson scored 28 points. Rodney Monroe scored 18 points the retiring Dooley. 10.89 for the lOOand Kingdom was “ I can’t give you a reason or overlooked because of Florence the Olympic final. He had four 50-21 rebounding edge. George McCloud added 20 and and Avie Lester 17. Switzer refusing to step down despite criticism Griffith Joyner. clockings under 13.10 and nine timed in 13.17 for the 110 hurdles, Terry Mills scored 21 points and Irving Thomas had 18 points and Terry Brooks had 18 points for several reasons. At this time, I he bet her that he would break a am simply not willing to make “ Even if I set the world record under 13.20. Sean Higgins 13 for Michigan. 12 rebounds. Florida State shot 64 Alabama State, 4-5. world record first. The Wolverines’ previous record that kind of commitment to NORMAN. Okla (AP) - The rules.” tions. but regents can if they have was not aware that a violation the account he controlled to pay for and got a gold medal (in the Nevertheless, his performan­ percent from the field. No. 19 Tenneaaaa 111, Ala.- for points at Crisler was 123. Georgia, Georgia Southern or critics are starting to appear, but In an editorial. The Tulsa the courage to start a new NCAA said he committed was a bonuses to assistant coaches, Olympics). how could it compare ces paled in comparison to “ I lost,” he said with a smile. Hakim Shahid had 25 points and Birmingham 90: Dyron Nix scored Damon Tidwell had 20 for the anyone else,” Russell said. Oklahoma football coach Barry Tribune said Switzer’s resigna­ tradition at OU. breach of the association’s rules. salary increases, and rental cars to three golds and two world Griffith Joyner, winner of Olym­ “ No matter how well I ran, 17 rebounds for South Florida. 3-1. 29 points and Doug Roth 22 as Wildcats, 3-5. Rice’s brother, C a rle s Knapp, president of the Switzer isn’t about to panic. tion would help the football “ Switzer can help by When university officials met used by student hosts to entertain records?” Kingdom asked Tues­ pic golds in the 100-meter and Florence ran faster” No. 18 South Carolina 74, No. 12 Tennessee held off Alabama- day at a luncheon announcing his 200-meter dashes and the 400- Kevin, had eight for Northern Ohio Stata 88: John Hudson and Birmingham in the first rounil of University of Georgia, and Bi­ Oklahoma was placed on three program recover from the more resigning.” the media Monday afternoon to recruits. He has no regrets about Griffith entry in the Feb. 3 Millrose meter relay, a silver in the Michigan. Terry Dozier made two foul shots th e San Diego Holiday shop denied offering Russell the years’ probation Monday by the than $1 million loss in revenues The NCAA’s sanctions, based discuss the sanctions, Switzer Joyner overshadowing him on job. NCAA. and on Tuesday the state’s projected during the team’s on 20 violations, bar the Sooners said he had no plans to resign. The “ A demand that head cOach Games at Madison Square 1,600-meter relay. She broke the No. 7 Oklahoma 132, Southarn each in the final 1; 17 as South Tournament. and off the track. Utah 81.64: Mqokie Blaylock set a Russell served as the defensive third-largest newspaper called probation. from bowl games for two years, university's interim president. Barry Switzer resign will do for Garden. world record in the 100 and 200. Carolina beat visiting Ohio State The Volunteers, 5-1, led 73-49 openers.” Big Eight reccird with nine 3-point coordinator at Georgia for 17 for Switzer’s resignation. “ How many violations would live television coverage next David Swank, said Switzer shouH In 1988. Kingdom won the Griffith Joyner not only broke “ If I wanted to grab all the for a 6-0 record, its best start with 15 minutes left. The Blazers goals and scored a career-high 33 years, leaving after the 1980 “ Why should I (resign)?,” occur if head coaches understood season and limit' the number of stay where he is. Meanwhile, former Oklahoma Olympic gold medal in the men’s the sprint records, “ she splat­ attention. I came up in a bad since winning seven straight to rallied within 91-86. but got no points as Oklahoma trampled season, when the Bulldogs won Switzer asked. “ I know I never that sanctions would be followed football recruits for two years. The newspaper’s editorial said tight end Keith Jackson said 110-meter hurdles, becoming only tered them,” Kingdom .said, time.” Kingdom said. “ I don’t begin the 1971-72 season closer. visiting Southern Utah State. the national championship, to asked anybody, coach or alumni, by a Inquest for their resigna­ Switzer has said he had no “ the major infraction ... was Tuesday that he took improper the second in Games’ history to noting that she reduced the 100 think what I did deserves to get Hudson put the Gamecocks Reginald Turner had 25 points win that event twice. He just Blaylock was 9-for-ll from resurrect the football program at to cheat for me. My violations are tions?,” the editorial said. “ The knowledge of NCAA rule viola­ committed by Switzer. “ He was gifts and money from alumni mark from 10.76 seconds to 10.49 more attention than what she ahead 70-68 and Dozier, who was and 10 rebounds for Alabama- missed setting the world record. did.” 3-point range. The previous re- Georgia Southern. things out of not knowing the little NCAA can’t impose such condi­ tions in his program, and said he cited for writing checks out of an while at the school. and the 200 from 21.71 to 21.34. 8-for-8 from the free-throw line. Birmingham, 5-2.

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Call bookkeeper. 4 days per detached garage yard to raise your fam­ Houston lished by the Monchester cleaning. We offer ex­ and perform data en­ Call Kathy or Cindy at week. Apply: Able Coll Chlcoeo 1 21 4 Saturday, D ec 24 646-8782 for an appoint­ cellent working condi­ $132,900. Flano Realty, ily. Blanchard 8< Ros- tmylhe Olviston Utah Herold. Penny Sleffert, try. Call 6418776, ask 8, Electronics, Howard San Antonio APC WIM Cord Publisher. ment or send letter of 6415200. ______setto Realtors," We're Coleorv 23 6 5 51 Houston at Cleveland, 1 : » p.m. tions and super benef­ for Jeanne. 647-1991 Rood, Bolton, 646-5686. Lot Anoalas 33 13 . _ Miami Interest to; Elderly its. Call 6384663, ask MANCHESTER. 6 room Selling Houses" 641 Pacific Dlvlslen Monday, Dec. 26 2482.D Edmontonmonton 19 12 4 43 166 139 NFC WIM Cord LOST Housing Management, for Dave.______AIR Line Job. $19,500- M E D IC A L Office. Full Cape. 3 bedrooms, V/i Winnipeg 13 13 5 31 136 130 L.A. Lakers time position. Ortho­ Portland 14 10 .583 3 Los Angeles RamsatMlnnesota,2:Xp.r 46 Welles Road, Ver­ FULL Time. We have NURSING $29,700 a year. Flight baths, fireplace In liv­ EXCEPTIONAL Value. Vancouver 13 17 5 31 117 114 AND FOUND non. Attention; Paul pedic practice. Medi­ ing room $137,900. Fl­ _ Tuesday's Oomas Phoenix 13 10 .545 3 openings for the as­ attendants, all other You'll breathe clean, Seattle 12 10 .545 3 Bobbit. Equal Oppor- BAYLOR cal terminology and ano Realty, 646-5200. Pittsburgh 1 New York Islanders 3 If Mtanesoto wins NFC WIM Cord FO U N D In box on front sembly and packaging occupations. 516-234- fresh air when you live Detroit 1 St. Louis 3 Golden Stote 10 12 .455 5 tunlty Employer. Insurance knowledge In this lovely 4 bed­ L.A. Clippers 8 16 .333 8 Saturday, Dec. 31 door step. Turkish An­ of our homemade SUPERVISOR 8135 Ext. A.______S U N LIG H T splashes thru Los Angeles 7, Calgary 3 Philadelphia at Chicogo, 12;X p,m. P A R T time Researcher. helpful. Will train. Be­ room, 2'/j bath Colon­ Wednesday's (2amas Sacramento 5 16 .338 9', gora, young, male, cat, foods. $5.50 to start FOOD Preparation Crew wealth ot trench doors Tuesday's (Tomes Seattle at Cincinnati, 4 p.m. Earn up to $90 per day We'have an opening nefits provided. Please ial which offers a fam­ Boston ot Hartford, 7:35 p.m. Sunday, Jon. 1 neutered. Can't keep. with scheduled wage Supervisor. Reliable call 872-0355. In this elegant Ansaldl Buffalo of New York Rangers, 7:35 New York 141, Indiana 113 collecting real estate reviews and great be­ for a Supervisor Colonial with 3 bed­ ily sized porch, first Dallas m , Phllodelphio 102 Cleveland or Houston at Buffolo, 12:X Free to good home. and conclentlous with a p.m. p.m. data In area town halls. nefits. Call 6384663, ask position every dependable vehicle to ' rooms, dramatic flre- floor family room, first Ptttsburgh at Toronto, 7:35 p.m. Atlanta 121, Seattle 118 Bulls 116, Lskers 103 Big East standings 645-1720. Cleveland 110, Utah 94 HowTopZOfarad Minnesota at Son Francisco, 4 p.m. Excellent opportunity for Dave. weekend, 7pm-7am. work with develop- placed family room floor laundry and large Quebec at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. If Los Angeles wins NFC WIM Cord tor retirees or house­ STUDY HALL 2 car attached garage. New Jersey at Winnipeg, 8:35 p.m. DetroH 116, Miami 100 Big East Conference O'Oll CUSTODIAN. Immediate mentally disabled and 2 car garage. Chicago 111 L.A. Lakers 103 L.A. LAKERS (103) Soluntoy, Dec. 31 wives. For more Infor- For more Information, Ottered at $239,900. Woshington at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. w L w L How The Ataodated Press Top Twenty Clevelcmd or Houston at Buffalo, 13:X position available for adults In a community $209,900. Sentry Real Vancouver at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. Milwaukee 125, Charlotte 115 Worthy 519 59 24, Green 1-2 1-3 3, Seton Holl 1 0 9 0 FINANCIAL malton, call Scott at please call Director of MONITOR Century 21 Epstein Houston 105, Sacramento 104 Abdul-Jabbor 2-3 50 4, Scott 519 50 15 oollew bcBkelball teams fared Tuesday: p.m. person with experience based caterer In Man­ Estate, 643-4060.n Minnesota at Los Angelas, 10:35 p.m. Providence 1 0 7 0 1. Duke (18) did not ploy. 6611874 between 6 and Reolty, 647-8895.0 Portlcmd 137, Denver 124 Johnson 11-18 59 31, Thompson 56 54 11, Syracuse Philadelphia at San Francisco, 4 p.m. stripping, waxing, buf­ Nursing, Monday- chester. Full time, $7.65 feVERYlIttledetalllsIust Tliursdav's Oomas 0 0 to 0 * 058) beat Northern Michi­ Sunday, Jan. 1 9pm, Mondav-Frlday. Manchsstsr Goard Morttreal at Boston, 7:35 p.m. Phoenix 138, San Antonio 110 Campbell 1-3502Cooper24549, Woolrldge Georgetown 0 0 7 0 ABANDON The search. fing floors and per­ Frlday, 9am-3pm. per hour plus benefits. perfect throughout this 19 PLUS Acres. Lovely 3 (tolden State 113, L.A. Clippers 111 34511 Rlvers51500. Totals 357931-39 KB. gan 121X. Los AncKles Roms at Chicago, 13:X Philadelphia at New York islanders, Connecticut 0 0 5 1 3. Syracuse (158) did not ploy. p.m. Thank you for making HOUSEKEEPER forming other custo- For more Information, of Education entire 6 room Colonial beroom Ranch with 8:05 p.m. Wednesday's Oomes Pittsburgh 0 0 4 3 us *1 for 41 years. first floor laundry, 2 Cleveland at Boston, 7:30 p.m. CHICAGO (116) 4. Iowa (88) did not play. Seattle at Cincinnati, 4 p.m. Wanted. Mature, relia­ dlal functions. CRESTHELD contact; Hockanum In­ is seeking applicants for on South Farms Drive Detroit at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. Vlllanova 0 0 6 3 5. Illinois (88) did not ploy. Fast, confidential, ble person. Flexible of- fireplaces, sliders to Dallas at New Jersey, 7 :X p.m. Grant 57 OO 8, Sellers 24501 Cartwright St. John's 0 1 6 1 Excellent starting dustries, Annette Bur- a study hall monitor at In Manchester. 4 bed­ Utah at Wiahlngton, 7 :X p.m. 5174420, Vincent595412, Jordan 11-ai522 1 Georgetown (78) beat Virginia Tech Sunday, Jan. 8 easy mortgages. Mr. ternoon/evenlng bock porch, 3 cor gar­ Boston College 0 1 6 3 ®7*57. AFC championship, TB A wage and fully paid CONVALESCANT ton ot 675-0750.______rooms, 1'/2 baths, tlre- NHL m uHt Mllwoukee at Chorlotte, 7:X p.m. 43, Plppen 14502 Paxson 575314, Hodges Mortgage, where hours. Light house­ benefit program. Wil­ Manchatter High place, 1st floor age plus pond. Suitable Seattle at Miami, 7:X p j d . 3-84412,Corzlne51500,Halev1-1502. Totals OSibbomo (7-1) beat Southern Utah NFC championship, TB A HOME MANAGER Trainee. Tuesday's Result SfOTe l32'64. Sunday, Jon. 77 America borrows has keeping and watching ling to train conclen- School. Duties include: laundry, workshop for horses. Possible Sacramento at San Antonio, 9 :X p.m. 35813536111 Georgetown X , Virginia Tech 57 been a neighborhood $16,000 fee paid. Degree Thursday's Games 8. North Carolino (51) did not ploy. At Joe Robbie Stadium, Miami children after school. tlous person. For de­ Manchester, C T In finance or banking supervlalon ot study . plus rec room, big subdivision. Offered at Pmgulni 5, lilamtori 3 ... . Today's Game 9. Arizona (5-1) beat Washington 11161. Ord Super Bowl, 5 p.m. tradition helping ho­ Detroit ot New York, 7:M p.m. L A . Lakers 24 25 33 21— 103 Western Michigan ot Syracuse Own transportation tails, call Manchester or equlvllent expe­ halls, ln-*chool suspen­ summer porch, In- $399,000. Century 21 Ep- L.A. Clippers at Houston, l : X p.m. ChlOOOO M 39 34 32-116 _ Thursday's (Tames meowners for 41 years. raulred. 659-1797, Manor, 646-0129.______643-5151 rience. Convenient ground pool, and spa. steln Reolty, 647-8895.0 Phoenix at Denver, 9 : » p.m. 5Polnt gools— Cooper 2 Worthy, Scott, 10. Missouri (53) did not ploy. Please call Conn & sion room, corridors, N.Y. Islandere i 3 8— 3 Providence at Holy Cross ll^ F lo r ld o State (78) beat South Florida evenings. CLEANING. Diversified East Hartford or Man­ Lovely grounds sur­ NEW Listing. Be the first Pmsbui'gi I 1 1 - 8 Portland at Golden State, 10:M p.m. Paxson 4, Jordan 2, Hodges 3. Fouled LaSalle at Vlllonova Conn ot 2389687. and before and after out— Sellers. Rebounds— Los AngHes 46 cleaning company chester resident. Trl- round this exceptional to see this sparkling Rrst P M od— 1, New York, Norton 1 Pittsburgh at Florldo 12. Ohio State (12) lost to No. 18 South BASEBALL Coach, Jun­ school detention rooms (Thompson 9), Chicago 50 (Cartwright Princeton at Seton Hall Transactions looking for all around ior Varsity, Coventry ono Personnel Service, home. Across from seven room Ranch (LaFontolne, Trottler), 3:49 (pp). 3, Pitts­ NBA results 17). Assists— Los Angeles 31 (Johnson 12), Carolino 7468. with related clerical at­ burgh, Cullen 6 (Cunnevworth, Lemleux), Friday's Games 13. Nevodo-Las Vegas (22) did not ploy. cleaner. Carpet clean­ High School. Begin­ 98 Main Street, Sou­ Mortin School. New boasting a first floor 4:47 (pp). Penalties— Hannon, Pit (hook­ Chicago 28 (Vincent, Jordan 8). Total Pepperdine ot UConn (Civic Center), Employment tendance duties. School price. $239,000. Jack- family room, three fouls— Los Angeles 23, Chicogo 21. ing experience a plus ning March 1989. $1600. thington, 621-0139. ing), 3:31; Nviund, N Y (hooking), 12:44; 8 p.m. 14 Louisville (12) did not ploy. days only 7.2 hours son 8i Jackson Real bedrooms, full base­ Technicals— Chicago Illegal defense. A— St. John's at Nagara BASEBALL but not necessory. Contact Mr. Dennis CABINET Makers Hon, N Y (trippina), 14:00. Msvericks 108. 76ers 102 18,671 15. Seton Hall (50) did not ploy. IKNOW. Estate, 647-8400.n ment and garage. The Second Period— 3, New York, Ratley 1 American League Starting pay $7/hour. Joy, Principal, Coven­ needed for high end dally. *6.05 hourly wage (Larson, Trottler). 2:09. 4, Pittsburgh, 6 2 X Richmond CHICAGO WHITE SOX^Announced PART TIME Scrubby Cleaning, 875- try High School, 78 custom shop. Skilled ('7845, yearly). Some PR ICED to sell. Theprice kitchen has new ca­ DALLAS (108) they hove purchased the Tampa Tarpons of binets and floor. Lemleux 33 (Johnson, Brown), 10:39.1 New . . ll- North Carolino State (21) beat 5921.______Ripley HIM Road, Cov­ and semi-skilled. Ex­ benefits provided. Con­ of this brand new 7 plus York, LoFOntolne 18 (Moketa, Ption), Aguirre 1518 51 21, Perkins 511 56 25, Bucks 12S, Hornets 115 Baorgstown 87. Virginia Tach 57 Alabama State 10981. the Florida Stote League and will HELP WANTED $154,900. YoYo Carroll, Donaldson 53 50 4, Harper 514 55 14, move them to Sarasota. WELDER Fabricator. entry, C T 06238. Phone, cellent pay and benef­ room Gambrel Colon­ 14:21 Penalties— Zemtok, Pit (hooking), 18 South CUrolIno (68) beat No. 120hlo 742-7346.______tact; ial has been reset at Sentry Real Estate, 643- 4:50; Hebnlnen, N Y (tripping), 9:05; Blockman 514 58 24, Torpley 513 54 14, State 74^. CLEVELAND INDIANS — PART time drivers for j643T Must have 2 years ex­ its. Apply or call New 4060.D Quinn, Pit (holdlito), 9:05; Larson. N Y Davis26501Schrempf1-1CMl)2,Wennln^n CHARLOTTE (115) VIRGINIA TECH (57) Announced they would not offer contractsto England Country Mrs. Qaroppolo $252,900 tor an Imme­ 00 (H) a Totals 4300 2234 108. Caesar 58 2 3 1 Brink 25581 Sanders 27 19. Tennessee (5-1) beat Alabama- school buses and vans. perience In blue prints CARPENTER/Framer. (holding), 13:51; Ratley, NY (hooking), Rombis 56 56 11 Tripucka 518 56 31, Blrmlnghom 111-99. Jon Perlman, pitcher,and Reggie Williams, and layout. Paid uni­ Pay depending on ex­ Woodworklng/Harrls Manchester High School diate sale. Buy now 17:58. PHILADELPHIA (W ) Hoppen 23547, Holton462310, Reld5131-2 14 5, Nottingham1105810, Lancaster53722 outfielder. We train. Excellent for 22 Davls53500, Rivers14532Moses 1408 X . Kansas 17-1) did not ploy. forms and benefits. 289- perience. After 6, 645- Hardwood, 649-4663. before the price goes Third Period— 6, Pittsburgh, Lemleux 33 Barkley 1525 511 35, Coleman 57 2312 11, G re enll01-313, Curry 58001 Kempton M ILW A UK EE BREWERS— Agreed to house wives and reti­ [_271_1_. bock up. 3 spacious (Errey, Qulim), 14:09.7, Pittsburgh, Errey (tosinski5147015, Cheeks39501 Howkins 1-2 56 7, Curetan 7-111-215, Bogues 23 236, 2, Holland52580, Herbster 23581 Totals terms with Jim (tantner, second ba si rees. 643-2373. 2323. EO E 1530. 647-3530 Eager buyers reac^ 13 (Lemleux), 16:34. 8, PIttsburgh.QuInn 2111-31 Anderson7-135011 Brooks23005, Lewls221-15.Totals45822533115. 21735757. man, on a two-year contract. Assigned ASSEMBLY Mechanic bedrooms, 7'h baths, 17, 19:40 (an). Perwlltes— Bergevin, NY Welp53500, Henderson 56229, Thornton GEORGETOW N (87) Billy Botes, Inflelder, to Denver of the Wanted tor manufac­ family room with fire­ (Intarference), 2:09; Hannan, Pit 50500.TotOls359017-25102. MILWAUKEE (125) Jackson 513 1-2 19, Turner 29 51 4, Swimming Americon Association. turing company. Pro­ place, country kitchen, the Classified (roughing), 3:09; Hllller, Pit (tripping), Cummings 15239937, Krystkowlak5101-3 Mourning 59 50 10, Bryant 46 50 10, _ NEW YORK YANKEES— Signed Jamie I Smlthl167619, Tlllmon 510269,Mutombo duction Department. large mud room with columns 4:00. 37 24 33 25— 188 13, Slkma492310,(3raver570O8, Pressey Quirk, catcher, to a one-year contract. Will train. Profit shar­ HDME8 first floor laundry. I Shots on goal— flew York 1M1-8— 31. , ^ 32 28 20 22-181 5115013, Humphrles5125012, Plerce11-17 58 50 0, Winston 1-1 50 2 Bell 17 50 8, Announced they would not offer a tvery day! Pittsburgh 8 5 1 8 ^ . 5Polnt goals—goa Aguirre, Perkins, Bark- 49 28, Horford 50 1-2 1, Breuer 24 00 4, Thompson 1-2 58 2 Edwords 58 58 0, Swim Club contracf to Ron (taldry, pitcher. ing. EO E 7418596. FDR SALE Don't pass this one by! I Power-play Opportunities— New York 1 lev 4, Hawkins, Brooks, Henderson, ttabj^51500, MokesklOOOOO. Totals5393 Jefferson 23 58 4, Jones 50 08 O.Vann TEX A S RANGERS— Agreed to terms Situated on 2.3 acres In 58 08 0. Totals 3176 1517 87. of 3; Pittsburgh 1 of 1 Fouled out— None. Rebourtos— Dallas 44 The Manchester Swim Club 'A' team with Steve Buechele, third baseman, on a Bolton. Jackson & I Goalies— flew York, Hrudev, 5153 (33 (Perkins 9), Philadelphia 55 (Barkley 13). Chertotte 32 27 30 26— 115 Halftime— Georgetown 40, Virginia Tech defeated Enfield, 397-X5, lost Saturday two-year contract, ond Craig McMurtry, All reel estate advertised In Jackson Real Estate, Assists— Dallas 39 (Harper 12), Phila­ 27. 5polnt goals— Virginia Tech 115 (Lan­ pitcher, on a one-vear contract. the Manchester Herald Is shet539 saves). Pittsburgh, Barrasso, Mn«to«*ea 48 17 31 37— 125 ot the Manchester High School pool. RN/LPN 647-8400.O______I 11-W-3 (31-38). delphian (Cheeks 7) .Totalfouls— DaltasTI, Fouled out— None. Reboufxls— Charlotte caster 27, Nottingham 25, Caesar 53), The club's next meet Is Sunday, Jon. 8 Nottoiwl League sublect to the Fair Housing A— 16JBS. Philadelphia n . A— 13,784. 40 (Reid 8), Milwaukee SO (Cummings, Gwgefoum 510 (Bryant 24, Jackson 22 1989 In Springifleld. MONTREAL EXPOS— Homed James Full or Part time Act of 1968, which mokes It ROOM tor the whole fam­ I Referee— Rob Shick. Llnesmet<— SIkma 8). Assists— Charlotte 39 (Green 8), Tlllmon 1-2 Smith 51). ItauM o(d— None. Bentel, Jr. general manager and Jayson Rebounds— Vlrglnlo Tech » (Brink 1#), Girls 8 and under — medley relay: 1. Baylor Position. Illegal to advertise any pref­ ily thru the holidays Ron Assalstine, Mork Vines. Milwaukee 35 (SIkma 8). Total fouls— (R. DeLeo, T. Cole, B. Adamv, N. Darnell assistant general monoger of erence, limitation or discrim­ I Chorlotte 23, Milwaukee 26. A— 15075. Georgetown 52 (Turner X ). Assists— West Palm Beach In the Florida State HOLIDAY GIFT IDEAS and Into the new year. DImonte), 1:26.15, 2. Manchester; X Pistons n6.Hutl00 Vlrglnlo Tech 11 (COesar, Brlnk,Sonders3), League. ination based on race, color, Potential for In-law or I free: 1. N. DIMonte, 17.41,2. R. Oeleo; X 7am-7pm and religion, sex or national RtdWlngt6.Blun4 (taorgetown 25 (Winston 6). Total fouls— back: 1. V. Makarewicz, 21.97, 2. B. American Association teenage suite. High­ Rockets 105, Kings 104 Virginia Tech 12, Georgetown 11. OKLAHOAAA C IT Y 89ERS— Named Jim BEAUTY SALONS FRUIT BASKETS UNIQUE GIFTS 7pm-7am every origin, or an Intention to M IAM I (NO) A— 19825. Coveil, 3. R. DeLeo; 25fly: 1. B. Adamy, make any such preference, land Park School. St. LaWi Thompson 1-8 50 2, Long 513 513 17, 21.47, 2. K. Stolp; 25 breast; 1. N. Skoalen monoger. Saturday and Sunday. 1 1 • -3 BASKETBALL limitation or discrimination. 5209,900. Sentry Real MANCHESTER ! Pfirolf I I Cummings 510 2314, K.Edwards 51234 9, SACRAMENTO (104) DImonte, M.75, 3. T . Cole; 108 free TRES CHIC PERO'S FRUIT STAND CRAFTSMEN’S The Herald will not know­ Estate, 643-4060.D Rrat Partotf— 1, St. Loula, Momatto 7 Sparrow 11-155023, Gray 1-7441 Sundvold McCray 510 34 9, Pressley 510 55 11 relay; 1. (T. Cole, B. Adamv, R. DeLeo, National Basketball Assedallon For more Information, 7-122317, Hastlngs52000, Wheeler54001 N. DImonte), 1:17,03, 2. Manchester CLEVELANOCAVALIERS— Named Fancy Fruit Baskets - ingly accept any advertise­ SU PR ISIN GLY Reasona­ (Roglan, Maogher), :15. 2, St. Louis, Petersen 516 1-2 17, K.SmIth 1519 24 22, Tuasday's collaga hoop scoros GALLERY please call DNS, ment which Is In violation of HERALD I Potlowskl W (Ronnlng,G.Cavalllnl),4;31.X Taylor 24501 Shoskv 1-1502. Totals 3587 Wlttmon 510 24 10, Berry 1-2 1-2 3, Boys 8and under — Medley relay: 2. John Graham presidentand Wayne Embry BEAUTY SALON delivered locally - shipped ble seven room Ranch 2534100. Manchester; X free; 2, B. Hostings; 25 executive vice president of the Cavs ... has gift certincates available “The Place on Cooper SI." Monday-Fridy, the low. dastHfag bHb | Datrolt, Gallant 18 (YzarnMn), 9:19 ,(pp). D.Smlth34504, Klelne554410,RncknevS« Coliseum Management Co. Announce nationwide. Large selection of with 3 or 4 bedrooms, Panaltlei— Tlllav, StL (cros»«liacklno), D E TR O IT (116) 5413, Del Negro 1-5502. Totals42892529104. EAST back; 3. J. Hastings; 35 fly; 1. B. O ur trees are piled with ornaments. 6am-3pm. SDUTH e r n New Eng- Dantley 513 3-3 19, fAahom 55 22 8, Georgetown 87, Virginia Tech 57 Hastings, 21,36; X breast; 2. J. Hast­ that Art Sovoge, Interim president, will for all your holiday styles. Imported wicker. Make great land classifleld ads large country kitchen ^ J 7:36; Roberts, StL (hooking). 16:45. reriKiln on the board of directors. And we have Chrittmaa Itama and garage. Easy ac­ Sooond Portod— 4, St. Louis, Poslowskl 11 Lolmbeer 57 50 9, Dumors 59 50 12 HOUSTON (185) Rider, 91, Caldwell 65 ings, 3. T. Domanico; IM free relay; 2. Great Slacking Stuffera! Christmas Qlfts. reach nearly 8(X),(X)0 (Moniaaso, Robarts), 1:13. & Datrolt, Kocur Thomas 511 1-3 14, Johnson 516 55 22 B.Johnson 26 2-3 6, Thorpe 58 76 15, Wogribr 69, HotStro61 Manchester. NEW YORK KNICKS— Waived Rick galore. CRESTHELD cess to 1-384. $174,900 Rodman 55 52 1 Salley 23 22 1 SOUTH Girls 518 — Medley relay; 2. Mon- Carlisle, guard. Signed Pete Myers, 276 Oakland St., Manchester O ur ahalvaa are atuffed with homes In Connecticut 1 (King). 3:11. Panoltlat-KIng. Oat Ololuwon 521 58 X, Rovd 36 53 9, guard, to a one-yeor contract. 303 East Center Street and Rhode Island. The Sentry Real Estate, 643- (Intarference), 3:09; Chlatson, D H (trip­ J.Edwords 57 22 11 Williams 52 23 2 Woodson 511 24 12, Short 28 50 1 Auburn K , Vo. Commonwealth 79 chester; 50 free: 2. S. Myers, 3. K. baara and dolla, CONVALESCANT 4060.n ping), 7:31; Daloima, Oat (slashing), 9:34; Dawkins 1-1234, Dembo51500. Totals4580 Chlevous 513 76 17, McCormick 46 51 8, norlda St. 113, South Rorido 81 Aceto; IM: 3. S. Lermon; IM free: 2. E. Continental Basketball Assectatten 643-2483 643-6384 price for a basic 25 P.Cavalllnl. StL (roughing), 19:50; Burr, 1522 111 F.Johnson 1-3 22 1 Leovell 49 24 10. Furman 74, WInthrop « , O T Bernstein; 50 fly; 3. J. Burn; 50 breast: TO P EK A SIZZLERS— Announced the And oh ao much, much more. HOME word ad Is only $55 and Oat, malor (albowing), 19:50. Miami 19 26 27 28— 180 Totals 3794 2940 105. Georgia Tech 62, Richmond X 3. S. Lerman, 3. R. McKinney; 2M free resignation of Art Ross, head coach. Irena la hare aa alwaya with QInny oelrett 31 38 26 29^116 Indiana 75, Kentucky 52 relay: 2. Manchester, 3. Manchester. Named Ron McHenry Irtterlm head Manchester, C T will appear In 43 news­ Third Period— 6, Datrolt, MacLeon 20 Sacremenfe 31 26 21 26— 104 coach. helping too, papers. For more In­ (Chlatson, Yzarmon), 7:56 (pp). 7, 5Polntgoals— Sparrow, Sundvold, Lalm- Houston 26 25 34 35-105 LSU IX, Tenn.-Atartin 89 Boys 518 — Medley relay; 1. (C. FLORAL JEWELRY Stop by for aoma fun ahopping. beer, Thomas. Fouled out— None. AAemphls St. 79, Dartmouth 75 Jacaues, S. Adamy, C. Jacaues, A. HOCKBY 643-5151 formation call Classi­ Detroit, Ynnnon32(Murphv,NIII),11:38.8, 5Polnt goals— Woodson 2 Fouled out— And wa'II wrap It up for you. Detroit, Gallant 19 (Yzarmon, Nor­ Rebouixts— Miami 43 (Long, Cummings Petersen. Rebounds— Sacramento 57 Middle Tenn. 91, Louisiana Tech 87 Hevenor), 2:42.10, 3. Manchester; 50 MINNESOTA NORTH STARS— Agreed fied, 643-2711 and ask 6), Detroit 46 (Rodman 9). Assists— Mississippi St. X , East Carolina 79 free; 1. C. Jacques, X.44,2. A. Hevenor; to terms with Mike Modono, center, on a PARK HILL JOYCE The A D A M S A P P L E wood), 18:15 (pp). 9, Detroit, Frycer 7 (McCray 13), Houston 67 (Thorpe » ) . muttlyeor contract. Holldey Hours, Open 7 Deys for detolls.D (Hlgglnt. Chobot), 19:08. Penalties— St. Miami 22 (K.Edwards 6), Detroit 26 Assists— Socromerrto 21 (K.Smlth 7), Hous­ N. Corollna St. 109, Alabama St. 81 IM; 3. D. Lawrence, 3. S. Adamy; IM FLOWER SHOP of Vernon, Inc. SW Louisiana X , Alcorn St. 73 free; 1. C. Jacques, 1:16.X, 3. A. WASHINGTON CAPITALS— FOREMAN for excava­ REDUCEDforquick sale. Louis bench, tarved by Ronnlng (too (Thomas9). Total fouls— MIomI 19, Detroit ton 17 (Floyd, F.Johnson 4). Total fouls— tion contractor. Expe­ many man on lc»), 6:39; St. Louis bench, 17. A — 31454. Socromento X , Houston 77. Technicals— South corollna 74, Ohio St. X Hevenor; 50bock; 1. C. Joeques, 37.X; Recalled Mike Millar, right wlng,and Yvon Fancy Fruit Ba8ket8 • Boxwood 14 Carat <}old Chains, 58 Cooper St. 647-8161 No more ride and seek W. Kentucky M, Jackson St. X 50 fly: 2. S, Adqm y; 50 breast; 1. C. Corrlveou, left wing, from Baltimore ot the Bracelets, Earrings rience with roadway sarvad by Ronnlng (too many men on Ololuwon 3 (elected). A— 16411. American Hockey League. Trees • All You r Christmas Needs!! when you see this gen­ Ice), 17:36; Eyant, StL double m lnor- MIDWEST Jacques, 41,59,2. D. Lqwrence; 200 free Opan Dolly 10om,9pm / Sun. 10-8 and pipework neces­ Knlcks141,Pseers113 Dayton 73, Miami, Ohio 62 relay: 1. (A. Hevenor, C. Jacques, S. 36 Oak St., Manchester DAVID’S GIFT SHOPPE erous three bedroom mltconduct (roughing), 18:15; Norwood, sary. Salary commen- Cape with front to bock Dat, mlnor-misconduct (roughing), 18:15; Trsllbiszers 127. Nuggets 124 Evansville 79, Bucknell 54 Adamy, C. Jacques), 2;X.75, 3. E L CAM INO PLAZA, R T. 30 H i . 83, Vernon, CT, 875-0060 surotes with expe­ MocLaon, Oat (roughing), 18:15. Illinois St. H , SW Missouri St. 51 Manchester. 649-0791 fireploced living room, INDIANA (113) 872-3001 Tuckad In • Cornar of Connoetieut rience. Call 647-9745, Shots on goat— St. Louis SSS— 21. Detroit Person 11-195122 Williams58501Smits Michigan IX , N. Michigan 75 Girls 11-12 — Medley relay; 1. (J. formal dining room PORTLAND (127) SOUTHW EST Hoffman, K. Gllsenon, S. CherwInskI, days or 742-7979, nights, 9^11— 26 5951 K),Remlng5131-113,Mlller5115811, Johnson 210 24 6, Anderson 28 1-2 5, Calendar DA y§D*S offera one of the fineat and garage. $139,9iM). Powcr^tlay Opportunities— St. Louis Oof Colorado St: 62, Baylor S3 N. Ostermeir), 2:21.69, 3. Manchester; weekends tor Gray 52000, Drelllng 25 56 8, Tisdale 1519 Duckworth 5 X 58 23, Drexler 17-29 99 43, Oklahoma 132 S. Utah 64 50 free: 1. K. Gllsenon, 32.97, 2. N. aeteeliona o f handcrafted gifta Sentry Real Estate, 643- 4; Detroit 3 of 4. 51 n . Long 53500, Sklles 251-15, Stephens Porter TO-151-2 23, Branch 5165511 Young ELECTRONICS Interview.______Goatlas— St. Louis, Mlllen d io s (26 Som Houston St. 102, Grambling St. D Ostermeir: IM: 3. J. Hoffman; IMfree; BRAY JEWELERS Hours: Wed.-Sat. 10 lo 5 4060.D 271-35, Frederld(575513. Totals451081526 49509, Jones 22504. Totals 51-10921-X127. Texos-Arllngton X , N. Arizona 72 1. S. CherwInskI, 1:03.17, 3. C. Demlr- *^peeimUsing In Dlom ond§" FLORAL Designer. Expe­ shots-20 soyas). Detroit, Stefan (53), 113. T O D A Y Friday Nile Until 8 ■ Sundays 12 to 4 MANCHESTER 7 room Hanlon 7-4-4 (20:00 second, 16-15). MRW VfiRir #1411 PAR W EST glan; 50 fly; 1. S. CherwInskI, 31.32; 50 Ice Hockey • Seiko • Lassale Watches rienced. Excellent be- DENVER (124) Air Force 107, Regis 49 breast; 1 . J.Hoffmon,41.X, 2. D. Burns; L-Shaoed ranch. 3 bed­ ^19,718. Newman595411,Oaklev5125613, Ewing English 1529 56 41, Rasmussen 512 53 9, Fermi vs. Manchester (Bolton Ice netts and salary. Send Referee— Bob Myers. Arizona 116, Washington 61 2M free relay: 1. (J. Hoffman, C. Watch making and rooms, 1'/2 baths. New Linesmen— Jerry 513 11-13 21, Jackson 7-13 7-9 22, G.Wilkins Schoves36539,Adoms5155717,Tumer57 Palace), 8:15 p.m. AL SIEFFERT’S WRAP UP A LUV t u b resume to; Box AA, Polemon, Mark Pare. Col-Sonto Bartxra 77, Oregon 64 Demlrglon, N. Ostermeir, S. Cher­ Wrestling Goldsmithing on premises family room addition. 518 55 21, Green 58 56 12Walker5854 508, Nott 581-211, Davis 11-175427, Lanel-1 Fresno St. 91, New HampAire X wInskI), 2:06.91, 3. Manchester. AN IDEAL GIFT FOR COUPLES C/O Manchester He­ 10, Strickland 56 56 11, Tucker 26 50 4, 502 Hughes50500. Totals499521-25124. New Fairfield at Cheney Tech, 6:30 $210,1X10. Flono Realty, Fullerton St. 81, Northeotern 68 Bovs 11-12 — Medley relay: 1. (D. p.m. APPLIANCES 699 MAIN ST. rald, 16 Bralnard Klngt7,Flamn3 E,Wllklns551-29,Butler541-17.Totals47-101 Montana K , Son Diego 65 Hammel, B. Jacques, M. Brown, K. SIFT CERTIFICATES 6415200 4555141. Peritand 31 M 34 26— 127 MANCHESTER • 6485617 Place, Manchester. AAontona St. IX , North Texos 75 Begley), 3;X.X,2. Monchester; 50 free; TH U R S D A Y Shop now for a full selection of todtona 23 23 36 22— 113 Denver 29 X M 35-1M Nevodo-Reno 97, Southern Meth. X 1. D. Hammel, 31.60,2. H. Blaleck; IM ; c,„ AVAILABLE ANYTIME Caigerv 8 2 6-3 flaw York 29 48 33 39— 141 5Polnt goals— Porter 2 Branch, Young, Girts Basketball TVs, VCR's, Audio Equipment, Santa Clara 76, San Jose St. 63 I. K. Begley, 1:14.83, 2. A. Brown; IM Coventry at Cromwell, 7:30 p.m. M ANCHESTER *179,900 5Polnt gools-Jackson, G.WIIkIns. Adams 1 Dovls 2 Fouled out— Rasmussen. Utah 95, Pacific U. 65 free; 1. B. Jacques, 1;09.X, 2. M. Big Screen TVs, Camcorders, Mh PART TIME PART TIME * 1 q ^ P e S id -1 , Los Angeles, R o M f ^ Fouled out— Smits, E. Wilkins. Rebounds— Rebounds— Portland 57 (Anderson 10), East Hampton at Bolton, 7 p.m. CHRISTMAS TREES MANCHESTER VILLAGE Indiana 66 (Person, Tlsdale9), New York 68 Washington St. 65, Arizona St. 59 Brown; 50 bock; 1. D. Hammel, 37.47,2. Wresting HELP WANTED HELP WANTED LEWINS CROSSING 24, 10:03. Penalties— McCrtmmon, Col Denver 60 (Nott 9). Assists— Portland X TOURNAMENTS M. Brown, 3. H. Blaleck; 50 fly; 1. K. crowavas, C D Players, Washers, (Interference), 4:13; Churto, Cal (Inter­ (Green 11). Assists— Indiana » (Sklles 6), (Porter 8), Denver 23 (English 6). Total Manchester/Fairfleld Prep/Trum- Come See Our Choice MOTOR INN • 646-2300 One ol Manchester's nicest condominium complexesi HolMav Bowl Ctaak Begley, 31.01,2. A. Brown,3 H. Blaleck; bull at Southington, 5 p.m. Dryers and Kitchen Appliances. ference), 13:38; T.Hunter, Cal (roughing), Naw York 26 (Jackson 8). Total fouls— Portland 22, Denver 23. A— Firti Round 50 breost; 1. B. Jacques, 39,51, 3, B. 5 rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2a bsths. lull basement, first 16:51; McSorley, LA, malor (fliditina), fouls— Indiana 34, New York 25. 11,700. BALSAM H R Son Dle(K> St. X , Hardlrt-Slmmorn 99 Bymers; 2M free relay: 1. (A. Brown, B. Wg will b— t any prteal Blue Sky Trading Co. floor laundry with washer end drysr, central vacuum 16:51; Moclnnls, Col (hooking), 18:14. Technicals— Drelllng. A— 13437. Jacques, D. Hammel, K. Begley), F R ID A Y c p n R T C Second Period— 2, Calgary, Suter 7 Tennessee 111, Ala.-BIrmlnghom 99 Beys Basketball Christmas Trees and sir. Marble (Ireplsce In living room end sliders to McLendon Ctatsic 2:07.13, 3. Manchester. 445 Hartford Rd., Manchester (tat your own... Bliis 4 WMto Sprues American Indian jewelry and (Moclnnls, Loob), 1:56 (pp). 3, Calgary, Girls 1814 — 50 free: 1. M. Myers, Manchester at Glastonbury, 7:30 deck. A dream kitchen, completely sppllsnced. Central Chomplonshta ONI CMNtaWM mpSpH# lor Spfln, PIpMIng artwork, leather wallets, bells and McCrImmon 3 (Loob), 7:50 (pp). 4, Los Suns 128,8purs 110 37.40,3. M. MllewskI; IM : 1. E. Lappen, St. Bernard et East Catholic, 7 p.m. CORRESPONDENT location end close to all convanisneet. Angeles. Tonalll 12 (Duchesne, Duguoy), Csvsllers110.Jan94 Ill.-Chicooo 101, N. Illinois n Cheney Tech ot Tollond, 7:30 647-9997 Third Ptaoo 2:55.45, 3. O. Brown; IM free: 1. M. East Granby at Bolton, 7:30 K ra C E thni Christaias buckles, gold and silver jewelry. Tie 8:34.5, Los Angeles, Robltallle2S (NIcholls, Myers, 1:01.94; IM bock; 3. D. Brow n,3. WANTED SAN ANTONIO (110) Morgan St. 81, Tennessee St. 61 Girls Basketball die shirts, etc. Leanin Tree cards for Gretzky), 9:33 (pp). 6, Los Angeles, Lotdlaw U TA H (94) Mot LHo Clastic J. karpe; IM fly ; 1. E. Lappen, 1:14.92; Burgess Nursery 3 (NIcholls, Duchesne), 16:18. A6alone 523 1214 X , tovaroni 50 23 2 W.Anderson210537,<;reenv»ood562212 IM breast; 2. S. Domanico, 3. C. Hughes. East Catholic vs. South (tathollc (at Otimne si.. Sa Wlndao, Looking for someone, preferably Penalties— (Jildlaw, LA (delay of gome), BrIckowskI 17 51 8, Dawkins 112 23 11 diomplontlilp North Haven), TBA trs Christmas and other important Eaton 53141 Stockton261-35, Griffith 1514 Robertson 1-2 44 6, King 15 15 12 Son Frondsco 71 Hawaii 72 Girls 13-18 — Medley relay; 1. (F. VIDEOS OPfNTDAYaAWieX with some experience, to cover 1:43; Crossman, LA (slashing), 3:26; 1623, Bailey 11-165022, Honsen 16231 Les Gabard, J. Cannon, E. Lappen, M. dates. Mexican Jerga's, Mexican 66cSorley, LA (hooking), 6:23; Mullen, G.Anderson 111 25 11 Cook 1-13 22 1 Third Ptaeo SATURDAY D. F. REALL INC. 510001 Brown51242 Leckner502220rtlz Citadel 112 Indiana St. 75 M yers), 2:16.77, 3. Manchester. ★ 644-1966* heavy wool wrap sweathers, *48. high school baeketball/hockey Cal (trlpplna),9;04; Roberts, Col (hooking), 53505 Totols356926-3494. Whiteheod 56 22 12 Maxwell 110 1-7 9, wrestling MOVIES & MORE R t M -E m T I Comegys 5517 12. Totals 41-87 2141 110. Girts 1818 — 50 free; 1. S. WIndlsh, 10:24; RoMtoDle. LA (sloshing), 11 : » ; 31.18; IM free: 1. F.(tabard, 1:03.37,2.5. Cheney Tech/Rockville/Greenwich at games one or two nights a week. If 176 Mila tL MMCkfttsr Waltars,LA(hooklno),13;40;Ramage, Cal PHOENIX (IX) Xavier, 11 a.m. OF MANCHESTER 217 Center St., Manchester CLEVELAND (IM) Chambers 51915 22, Gilliam 518 7-10 23, WIndlsh; IMbock; 1. F. (tabard, 1:19.16. “Your Home Video Store" RESTAURANTS interested, call Herald sports editor 6464S2S (roughing), 15:50; Otto, Cal (roughing), NonceOODOO, Sanders29547, Dougherty Bovs 1818 — Medley relay; 1. (C. 15:50;T.Huntar,Cal,doublemlr)or (rouWi- Lano53506,Homacek5141-119, K. Johnson 647-0607 116151521, Price 11-3150 21 Harper 1513 M ’-IP , West 241-25, Corbin 24145 Nealy Hurt, 5. Anderson, M. Flick, D. Began- Burr Corner Shoppplng Plaza EEHTS NEW YORN STYLE Lon Aueter at 643-2711 between 9 Ing, hlgfvstlcklng), 15:50; Walters, LA 510 X , Williams 511 44 11 Dudley 141-2 nev), 2:04.13; 50 free: 1. C. Hart, X .79,3. (roughlno), 15:50; Allison, LA (roughing), 52500, E. Johnson 12-X2227, Kerr 231-25 1 tae Tolland Tpka. and 11 am. 3, Volent1ne251-15, Rollins14502 Hubbard Totals 55104 21-27 IX . D. Begonney; IM: 1. M. Fllck,3;X.X,3. DEUC4TESSEN A RESTAUR/INT ' The Golden Goose 15:50; Baumgartner, LA, double minor 51505 Bilo52500, Keysl-1502Totals37-9S D. (tallasso; IM free; 1. S. Anderson, (rouMng, hlghetlcklng), 15:50; M.Hun- ^ Antonie X X X 30— 110 Video Sales & Rentals Qlft Certlllcatea Gifts Galore 31-X110. WtaHIbl X X X 2 1 -1 X 1:05.46; IM fly ; 1. M. Flick, 1 ;09.03; IM Radio, T V PRIVATE PARTY ter. 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Robertson, Cook 5), Phoenix 43 (Homocek 7:30 p.m. — Bruins at Wholers, Manchester • 643-6455 Rte. 195 a Tolland, CT (Croasmon, Gretzky), 3:49. 8, Calgary, A ssW s-U ta h X (Stockton 17),Cleveland25 By LEWIS WITHAM 875-1344 Loob 13 (Robarts), 3:48. 9, Los Angeles, 12). Total fouls— Son Antonio 32 SportsChannel, W TIC 872-3541 Tonalll 14 (Croasmon, Duchesne), 9:19. (Harper 8). Total fouls— Utah X , Cleveland Phoenix X. Technicals— Gilliam, Ro­ Take the number of letters in 7:M p.m. — Cavaliers at Celtics, 27. Technical— Utah coach Sloan. Rec Hoop c -s p a n 10, Los Angeles, Watters 2 (Allison, A— 14,710. bertson, King, West, Chambers. 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