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Monday, Dec. IS, 1986 30 Cents Low I Temp Shelter White House proposal wants Regan Showt a first E NATIO shower By John F. Kirch are alst Herald Reporter to go public Manchester will soon become home to a first-of-its-kind residence By W. Dale Nelson The aide. Donald P. Gregg, for teenage girls if proponents can The Associated Press disclosed over the weekend that he turn six years of dreaming and arranged a meeting in August planning into reality. WASHINGTON - President between Felix Rodriguez, a former C Shelter For Women Inc., the Reagan’s chief of staff, Donald T. associate of his at the CIA, and U.S. non-profit organzation that oper­ Regan, is willing to testify before officials after Rodriguez expressed ates the Hartford-based Gray Congress in open hearings on what concern that supplies to the Contra Lodge treatment facility, hopes to he knew about the secret sale of rebels were moving too slowly. open the home for girls who need arms to Iran and the diversion of The disclosure was the first time minimal social support in a family profits to Contra rebels in Nicara­ Bush’s staff had been linked with environment by early summer, gua, the White House said today. Rodriguez in connection with the Executive Director Rose Senatore Presidential spokesman Larry private supply flights, which came said today. Speakes also gave new emphasis to during a congressional ban on U.S. The home would provide a place the administration’s recommenda­ military aid to the Nicaraguan for girls who are almost ready to tion that former White House aides rebels. live independently but still lack tell Congress what they knew. Bush’s press secretary. Marlin Several officials, including former Fitzwater, said Sunday that Gregg some skills needed for self- first told the vice president about suhiciency. Senatore said. national security adviser John Poindexter and his fired aide, the August meeting last week. She said the state does not have “Gregg apparently had taken it any facilities of this kind, putting Oliver North, have refused to answer any questions, invoking the upon himself to put Felix in touch pressure on younger teenagers who with various people,” Fitzwater have stayed in group homes or Fifth Amendment protection against self-incrimination. said. “He had not previously told foster homes to live on their own too the vice president, ... I think the quickly. Many do not have families “We do reiterate, underscore and publicly proclaim that we would vice president feels that he should to gb home to, Senatore .said. have been told. “These are adolescents who don’t like for them to testify; we would like for them to work out a means to “At this point there is no have any family support,” Sena­ indication of wrongdoing, but we tore said. “We are the support testify; we would like for them to /■ 4 tell the entire story: we would like sure want to find out all the facts,” group. It will be very family- Fitzwater said. oriented.” for them to tell it in open session, and we would like for them to do it He said the report was to be on the vice president’s desk today and. MORN UNDER THE PLAN, a bouse on as quickly as possible,” Speakes said. after review, to the appropriate today Hartford Road would become the congressional committees and to a residence of eight girls between 16 Regan has said he supported the South. sale of arms to Iran but did not special counsel expected to be and 18 years old, all of whom would appointed soon to look into Iranian precip atte;nd Manchester schools. The know profits were being diverted to Herald photos by Pinto the Contras. It had been uncertain arms sales and profits from them teenagers would be supervised by being diverted to the Contras. one director and a number of whether Regan would be willing to testify before Congress or whether Gregg declined comment beyond child-care workers who would saying. “I suppose everybody could teach them skills such as cooking, Old Herald the White House would invoke executive privilege and refuse to let think of additional questions, but 5 budgeting and interviewing for comes down him appear. there is nothing more to add.” Jobs. “Don Regan is willing to testify if Meanwhile, The Washington Post The state Department of Child Oscar Gibbs, an reported in today’s editions that the and Youth Services, which issues the committee thinks he can add employee of Dunn anything to their investigation,” ■CIA has secretly given Iraq de­ Critic licenses for such facilities, will set tailed information to assist Iraqi Bros. Inc. of South Speakes said. the rates and pay a daily rate for “He’d be glad to do so; he’d be bombing raids on Iran’s oil termi­ Woody each child, Senatore said. She said Windsor, burns glad to do so in open session,” nals and power plants in the war Her Sisi it would cost about $50 a day for through a truss on the between the two countries. .'ind Bob each child at the home. Speakes said. Bissell Street building Sen. David Durenberger. R- The Post quoted unidentified ■tetor b> Shelter For Women plans an sources as saying the United States that once housed the Minn.. chairman of the Senate f’ritics, operating budget of $185,000 for the Intelligence Committee, said his has supplied the intelligence, in­ I'onsidei first year, she said. offices and plant of the committee expects to call Regan cluding data from U.S. satellite Most of that would come from the \cadem Manchester Herald. and Attorney General Edwin Meese reconnaissance photography, to The c state, but the organization is going III to testify at closed-door hearings Iraq for nearly two years. During out into the community for contri­ Demolition of the Allen’s I this week. the same period, the Reagan ulex reU butions to cover the remainder. 64-year-old building Senate Republican leader Bob administration was covertly selling Grants from private groups have continued today. It arms to Iran. ' hondric Dole of Kansas quoted Regan as ent hus been exhausted for now, Senatore was built in 1922 by saying to him Saturday evening; The Post also quoted sources as said. saying CIA Director William Casey .ihead of the Knights of Col­ “I’ll tell you one thing. I’m not Lynch fi leaving the White House.” met in October and again in EACH TEENAGER would work umbus and It was Some lawmakers in both parties November with senior Iraqi offi­ iuxtapos a part-time job in town while bought by the Herald have suggested Regan step down or cials to make sure an improved \nd sadi attending school and most would ■ in 1928. It has been be dismissed, but Dole said he communications link was function­ Lynch stay until 18, Senatore said. Some and his i vacant since 1972. believes the chief of staff “has done ing and to encourage more attacks exceptions could be made for those a pretty good job.” on Iranian installations. screen pi needing further service. As for whether the president, In another phase of the investiga­ Sisters.’ Shelter for Women Inc. has himself, would be willing to testify, I i rector already bought a house at 151 tion of the Iranian arms sales, Speakes said he did not anticipate a Lawrence E. Walsh, a former The I Hartford Road for $290,000, which request from any committee for nember Senatore said came from private federal judge and diplomat from Nicaragua charges American Reagan’s testimony. “Generally Oklahoma City, said he had no film Cr donations. Organizers are trying to they don’t do that.” Speakes said. career raise at least $30,000 more to bring official word of his selection as Sen. Sam Nunn, D-Ga.. speaking independent counsel. National Pub­ .lohn Cl the house up to fire, health and on the ”CBS Morning News” today, generati safety standards. lic Radio and the Los Angeles said the president would be wel­ Times reported his selection over for ” Sht Senatore said her group has been had maps of military targets come to testify before a congres­ planning the operation for nearly the weekend. Hoskii sional committee. r ole in ’ six years and picked Manchester In another development. Vice In a related development, there 9 because the town has shown some By Flladelfo Aleman organization that ... specialized in Sen. Patric Leahy, D-Vt., vice were reports that fired White House Dennl intelligence and espionage on mil­ chairman of the Senate Intelligence President George Bush was calling Dorting interest in supporting other homes The Associated Press his top national security aide to aide Lt. Col. Oliver North helped a of its nature. itary objectives ... and that he was Committee, said, “I don’t think that conservative group’s advertising perform MANAGUA, Nicaragua — The working for the U.S. government this is the last American we’re account for all contacts with a Blue V Already in the works is a plan to former CIA employee who has been campaign gain support for Rea­ open a group home for troubled government said it arrested an interests,” Foreign Ministry spo­ going to see captured in Nicaragua. gan’s Nicaragua policy and target Sandr keswoman Angela Saballos said described as a coordinator of teenagers on North Street. That American who had maps of mil­ "We’ve been conducting the Nicaraguan members of Congress on the Contra mance i plan, which has received financial itary targets stuffed in a sock and Sundby. Central American policy with a aid issue. foreign support from the town, is being claimed to belong to a private U.S. Embassy spokesman A1 wink and a shrug from our actress developed by the Transitional Liv­ espionage unit. Reports in the Laun said the embassy sought government, sending money down There ing Center Foundation Inc. United States said he was the permission to see the man “so that to the soldiers of fortune,” he said, actress’ “We chose Manchester because brother of a congressman. we can know if an American citizen speaking on ABC-TV’s ‘"This Week “ Mona of the community support I have It was the second arrest in is really involved.” With David Brinkley.” for “Ha continuously read about," Senatore Nicaragua in less than three “We have no way of identifying The I said. “I feel Manchester is a very months of an American alleged to Ms. Saballos said Hall probably him since they have not given us would be brought before journalists Burglary gone bad coupled warm and caring community.” be working against the leftist access to him. Neither do we know Charged-up sales given h Sandinista government. this week. A 63-year-old woman who was where he is,” Laun said. Nicaraguan officials said Hall The battery industry gets its SHE SAID MANCHESTER Officials on Sunday identified the biggest charge each Christmas beaten and thrown into a swimming offers a variety of educational arrested man as Sam Nesley Hall, Reports in the United States said first identified himself as a writer, pool at her elegant New Canaan the man under arrest was the then as an adviser to the Miskito because of the phrase “Batteries opportunities, including public, 49, a native of Ohio. They said he Not Included” stamped on millions home was the victim of a “third- 6 technical and parochial schools and was under investigation but was not brother of U.S. Rep. Tony P. Hall, Indians. The Interior Ministry said rate burglary gone bad." police D-Ohio. In an interview with The Hall eventually told officials he of toys and electronic gadgets. It’s a community college. charged. expected that consumers will snap Chief Ralph M Scott said today. Hanna Marcus, the town’s direc­ They said his case would be Associated Press in the United worked for a group called the States last year, the congressman’s Phoenix Battalion. up $1 billion worth of batteries Story on page 4. tor of human services, said Man­ treated like that of U.S. mercenary during the final quarter of this year, chester has followed a national Eugene Hasenfus, who was con­ brother said he taught commando The Nicaraguan Embassy in tactics to Miskito Indians fighting Washington issued a statement about 40 percent of the total annual Index trend in providing help for teenag­ victed last month of terrorism, sales, according to Duracell Inc. of ers. She said she was unaware that violating public order and criminal the Nicaraguan government. describing the battalion as a unit 20 pages, 2 sections the Shelter For Women plan was association and sentenced to 30 In Washington, the congressman “which specializes in works of Bethel. Story on page 9. the first of its kind in the state, but years in prison. Hasenfus was said in a statement: “I am intelligence and espionage on ob­ praised the program because it captured Oct. 5 after Nicaraguan surprised and concerned over press jectives of military interest of Business —:------9 would help 16- to 18-year-olds, the troops shot down a plane carrying reports about my brother, Sam. I different places in the world.” Clear and cold Classified _ 18-20 toughest age group to find help for. arms to Nicaraguan rebels. have received no confirmation It said Hall “pointed out that it is Comics ------8 a private organization, but that it Clear tonight with low 15 to 20. “This group home will certainly Officials said Hall was arrested from the State Department. I do not Sunny on Tuesday morning, with Connecticut —4-5 fill a gap in this area ” said Marcus. at 10 a.m. Friday at the Punta share the same views on U.S. poiicy works in terms of the interest of the Entertainment 17 Television — U.S. government.” some clouds moving in during the “The more we can teach them these Huete air force base 13 miles in Central America as my brother afternoon; high in the middle 30s. Focus,------16 U.S./World. northeast of Managua. does, but 1 love him and pray for his W eather— skills before releasing them, the Please turn to page 10 Details on page 2. Local new s-3. 10 better.” “He said he was working for an safety.” MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Dec. 15, 1986 - S MAh t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Dec. 15, 1986 Te a ch e r Some in district WEATHER contract Bv Jahn cooi to fire pian The Assc Connecticut forecast HARTF W elcom ed By George Layng land station. nomic De The Eighth District was prepar­ Central, Eastern Interior, Southwest Interior; : Several town directors said today Herald Reporter Peter F. ing earlier this year fo build its own Tonight, clear. Low 15 to 20. Tuesday, sunny in the they’ re generally pleased with the $2,800 to firehouse two lots away from the morning, some clouds moving in during the contract negotiate last week be­ A date will probably be set this plaint wit town’s Buckland facility. Those tween the Board of Education and week for the start of preliminary which inv afternoon. High in the middle 30s. plans were put on hold when the the union that represents most negotiations between the town and which he West Coastal, East Coastal: Tonight, clear. Low town agreed to discuss sharing the Manchester teachers. the Eighth Utilities District over a bile from 25 to 30. Tuesday, sunny In the morning, some building with district firefighters. -But one director, Republican proposal to share the Buckland Inc. clouds moving in during the afternoon. High 35 to The talks broke down, and Geoffrey Naab, said teachers got firehouse and other matters. Mayor Bums ! 40. prospects for a sharing arrange­ ” a heck of a raise” and should have Barbara Weinberg said this view Iron Northwest Hills; Tonight, clear. Low in the teens. ment remain unclear despite last agreed to work a longer year before morning. he must Tuesday, considerable cloudiness. High near week’s offer. Towering Over All Others the third year of the agreement. Weinberg, one of the three town within 60 freezing. Eighth District Director Gordon Gustave Eiffel was born on this day in 1832. Eiffel owes Which was drafted so the town could negotiators who will meet with sion certi Lassow has said he would still like get funds allocated under the district counterparts to establish which he his world fame to a family feud. He had planned to work m ground rules for future talks, said to discuss having the town give the Education Enhancement Act Coastal forecast at his uncle’s vinegar distillery until an argument led no response has been received from Buckland station to the district, in p ass^ by the General Assembly. the utility authority about the return for which the district would him to seek other employment —ultimately, as a builder ; Naab said he has not yet decided Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R .I., and proposal to add on to the firehouse consider building the town a fire in metal. Thie tower that bears his name was actually whether he will vote to accept the Low Montauk Point: Wind northwest 10 to 15 knots today that was advanced last week by station south of Interstate 384. contract, which was approved and variable 10 knots or less tonight. based on a design by his chief of research and some Democratic members of the Board Lassow said today he expects the Temperatures Thursday by the 500-member Man­ Seas 1 foot today, decreasing tonight. others. Not everyone liked the Eiffel Tower at first. of Directors. Eighth District directors to discuss chester Education Association. Fair through Tuesday. The addition — probably In the parameters for the talks with the Some called it “ useless and monstrous.” Others labeled ■ Upon acceptance by the Board of Ml form of another story on the station town at tonight’s meeting, which is Directors, the contract would re­ it a “Tower of Babel.” — would be paid for by the town and scheduled for 7 p.m. at the Eighth WAl place a two-year agreement that FRONTS: would provide living quarters for District’s Main Street firehouse. since Across the nation DO Y O U K N O W - In what city is the Eiffel Tower took effect July 1. I Eighth District firefighters, ac­ The discussions follow rejection of located? ■Mayor Barbara Weinberg said Herald photos by Pinto v broug Warm,^^ Cold-^^ < cording to the proposal. The Tol­ a proposal in the Nov. 4 election that Fog reduced visibility today in the Plains and this morning her main objection to Poll FRIDAY'S ANSWER — Soils in tropical rain forests are land Turnpike station, owned by the would have made it easier for the Mississippi Valley as scatteredsnow and rain fell in tile process was that in order to Borell Holiday wishes town, Is located in an area where town to force the district — which Showers Rain Flurries SrK>w Occluded Stationary parts of the nation’s northern tier of states, but poor in nutrients. obtain the Education Enhancement Thurs district volunteers have the right to provides sewer service as well as most of the country enjoyed tranquil weather. 12-15-06 ' KnowIt'fJge Unlimited, tnc 1986 Act money, the General Assembly L o c Christopher Farr, 4, of provide fire protection. fire protection in most of northern required that towns reopen con­ Haver A storm system over Washington produced Westminster Road, Although Eighth District Presi­ Manchester — into consolidation. NATIONAL FORECAST -> The National Weather Service forecasts tract talks to boost teacher salar­ E Micha Another topic likely to come up scattered rain and snow. There were scattered A Newspaper in Education Program shares his Christmas dent Walter Joyner initially called AutI showers for Tuesday from the Southeast to the lower Midwest. Showers Sponsored b y , ies. Weinberg said this created the tonight is whether the Eighth flurries across northern portions of the Great the Democrats’ offer “ quite gener­ custoc potential for difficulties, especially plans Saturday with ous,” other district officials have District should seek bids for con­ are also expected for most of southern California. Lakes and New England. Travelers advisories for The Manchester^Herald since the current contract ’ ’had in locally dense fog were posted in central and Santa Claus in the St. suggested they would like to keep struction of a new sewer line to good faith been negotiated.” other options under consideration. handle planned development in north-central Kansas and parts of west Texas. She said the board may consider James School cafeteria Dense fog was also reported across western Eighth District Director Thomas Buckland. the agreement next month. (above). Farr, like The Eighth District has delayed Montana, Iowa and Oklahoma. Landers said today that when the Democratic Director Peter Di- Matthew Shea, 2, of moving forward on the $1.4 million W II A weak storm system over south Texas brought Almanac district directors meet tonight, he Rosa. who taught social studies at Carriage Drive, who will propose that the district go project because it is appealing a Prote clouds and occasional rain. Manchester High School between appears at right, was ahead with a study of the fire state Department of Enviromental C divert I960 and 1973, said he supports the Today’s forecast called for rain from east Texas protection needs of all of Protection requirement that the R iver Today is Monday, Dec. 15, the agreement because both the participating in a across the lower Mississippi Valley and the Manchester. sewage from Buckland be sent into The 349th day of 1986. There are 16 teachers and the administration Tennessee Valley into Georgia and South Carolina. "Breakfast with Santa” Landers has said the study should the town’s lines. That would give heat f days left in the yean are happy with it. the town control of lucrative hookup . V . Rainshowers should be scattered along the program co-sponsored focus on where to build a second produ Today’s highlight in history: Democratic Director James northern Pacific Coast. Light rain or snow flurries by the Downtown firehouse for the Eighth District, fees for the sewer. Th en On Dec. 15, 1791, the first 10 "Dutch” Fogarty also said he has and the fire-protection needs south Last week, the DEP and the town to the should dot portions of the northern Intermountain no problem with the proposed Merchants Association amendments to the U.S. Consti­ of Interstate 384 and the Bryan agreed to allow the Eighth District Whi region. contract and will likely vote for it if tution. the Bill of Rights, went and the Manchester Farms area, which is served by to build the sewer line and resolve effect the Board of Education approves it into effect after ratification by Herald. town firefighters from the Buck- the dispute later. could Highs across most of the nation will be in the 40s as expected. or 50s. Highs will be in the 30s across much of the Virginia. Bet On this date; -The other directors could not be northern tier and the central Rockies and in the 20s reached for comment today. comp In 1890, Sioux Indian Chief from northern Minnesota into upper Michigan and DAYS 'TIL CHRISTMAS The contract would mean salary The Sitting Bull was shot to death in Store, housing plans across northern New England. Highs will be in the increases of just under 34 percent in into tl South Dakota. 60s from Southern California to the southern half of the three-year period for about 65 be CO In 1939, the motion picture -o death in Jerusalem. Texas, along the central Gulf Coast, and across percent of the teachers in the “ Gone With the Wind” has it In 1965, two U.S. manned Northern Florida and southern Georgia, with system, who are now at their will be aired tonight premiere at Loew’s Grand spacecraft, Gemini VI and Ge­ readings in the 70s and low 80s over the Florida maximum step, according to Wil­ Theater in Atlanta. mini V II, rendezvoused in orbit, After the public hearing on the Peninsula. son Deakin, assistant superintend­ The J.C. Penney Co. will seek In 1944, a plane carrying coming within 10 feet of each ent of schools. For others, who will permission tonight from the Plan­ J.C. Penney request, the PZC will NE Temperatures around the nation at 2 a.m. EST bandleader Glenn Miller, a U.S. other. move up a step with each succeed­ ning and Zoning Commission to hold one on a proposal by the the 3 ranged from 10 degrees at Eau Claire, Wis., and Army major, disappeared dur­ In 1966, Walt Disney died. ing year, the increases from 1985-86 open a 100,000-square-foot retail president of the Manchester Manor educi Craig, Colo., to 77 degrees at Homestead, Fla. ing a flight over the English to 1988-89 will amount to 39.3 store inside its giant catalog nursing home to build a congregate last f In 1976, a Utah District Court housing complex for elderly people Channel. judge set Jan. 17, 1977, as the percent when the step increments warehouse on Tolland Turnpike. place In 1948, former State Depart- are considered, Deakin said. If the proposal is approved. J.C. off of West Center Street. Th( execution date for Gary Gilmore, The complex would be located on Weather radio tnent official Alger Hiss was The present contract for 1986-87 Penney plans to open the store in was a convicted murderer who said 7.7 acres zoned Residence B at 403 indicted by a federal grand jury calls for a 12 percent increase over September 1987, company officials expel MORNING WEATHER — Weather satellite picture recorded at 2:30 a.m. he wanted to die. W. Center St., adjacent to Manches­ The National Weather Service broadcasts in New York on charges of 1985-88. Under the revision 2.9 Victim’s brother hits request have said. The outlet would sell today shows extensive cloudiness, with embedded rain, covering the ter Manor. Manchester Manor Y ale continuous, 24-hour weather information on 162.475 perjury. He was confided in 1950. Today’s birthdays; Actor- percent in state salary enhance­ overstocked and discontinued President Paul T. Liistro has said UC South. High clouds shroud southern California and Arizona while mHz in Hartford, 162.55 mHz in New London and In 1961, former Nazi official comedian Tim Conway is 53. ment money would be added for a merchandise. Dennis Charest says Pagano shouldn’t practice Tonight’s public hearing on the that the nursing home will play no be or precipitation-producing clouds blanket Washington. 162.40 mHz In Meriden. Adolf Eichmann was sentenced Actor Don Johnson is 37. total increase of 14.9 percent. rangi The present contract calls for request will begin at 7 in the Lincoln part in the congregate housing Ro increases of 12 percent for 1987-88 By George Layng “ It’s not a personal issue.” he suspended prison sentence in Au­ Center hearing room. operation. Coop and the revision would add 2.5 Herald Reparter said. “ I feel the issue is larger than gust 1984. fined $500 and ordered to According to site plans, the If approved, the complex would ranid percent in state money for a total of him.” perform 150 hours of community company wants to add 500 parking be between three and four stories On the Light Side 14.5 percent. Although more than two-and-a- On May 19, 1984, David, a service. He was suspended from spaces to one side of the building to high and would contain 100 one- Bot The revised contract would run half years have passed. Dennis 31-year-old high school computer practicing law in October 1985 only accommodate the anticipated traf­ bedroom. two-bedroom and effi­ 5 decre PEOPLE Charest’s feelings about the involv- science teacher from Fail River, after a yearlong battle between fic from the store. The company ciency apartments. Yale TubaChristmas founder and for a third year, 1988-89, when the Tuba serenade ment of Manchester attorney An­ Mass., was traveling on Route 4 in Pagano and the grievence commit­ would not add on to the building. As zoning regulations require, respt director Harvey Phillips, a tuba increase would be 9.9 percent, with ■ 2.5 percent of if coming from the thony Pagano in his brother’s death Burlington when his car was struck tee of the Hartford-New Britain J.C. Penney needs a special the complex would be within one Ca! Hollywood Women’s Press Club. NEW YORK (AP) - Christ­ instructor at Indiana University, Critics’ picks money earmarked in the Education have not changed. by one driven by Pagano. Police Judicial District. exception from the PZC to open the mile of a pharmacy, grocery store, the C “ It is a witty show,” Arthur mas carols took on an unusual said the concerts attempt “ to Enhancement Act for teacher sa­ “ It still hurts and I do miss him.” have said Pagano’s vehicle veered The judge who suspended Paga­ store because it plans to do work on church, bank and restaurant. said Sunday of the reason for its note as 400 tubists aged 8 to 76 Woody Allen’ s "Hannah and gain public acknowledgement of lary increases. Charest said this morning of his into the oncoming lane and collided no’s license said he could reapply to more than 4 acres and to build more Congregate housing is designed popularity. “ We’re adorable,” took to the ice at Rockefeller to allow elderly people to have their •ler Sisters’’ won best picture the instruments and get the' If the contract is accepted by the brother, whose name was David. head-on with the one Charest was practice law upon oyercoming his than 60 parking spaces. The entire McClanahan said. own living units, but it provides and Bob Hoskins was voted best Center. musicians to express themselves Board of Education and the Board Pagano was suspended from driving. drug and emotional problems. warehouse site is 46 acres and is some joint services such as a dining actor by the Los Angeles Film Jimmy Stewart presented that Perform ers in the 13th annual publicly.” of Directors, the town’s general practicing law indefinitely in the Charest’s wife. Anne, was injured Dennis Charest, 36, the vice located north of Interstate 84 in the BR area and laundry facilities. Critics, one of four groups award, and Cloris Leachman TubaChristmas concert on the The series of 140 concerts fund will get slightly more than $1.6 fallofl98Safterhewas convicted on in the collision that claimed her president of a textile company in Buckland Industrial Park. plans The project would have all of ronsidered a barometer of presented the award for most skating rink serenaded shoppers nationwide using local talent, million over the three years of the the felony charge of misconduct husband’s life. Unionville, said that because Pa­ Under Manchester regulations, agret these plus a mail room and bus \cademy Award sentiments. newsworthy male star for Paul Sunday with tuba renditions of kicked off this year’ s schedule in Education Enchancement Act. with a motor vehicle in connection According to court papers. Pa­ gano was a lawyer he “ should have retail operations are prohibited in react known better.” Attorneys con­ service to complement the city bus The critics on Saturday put Newman, who did not attend such all-time favorites as "D eck Kansas City, Mo., on Nov. 28 and In order to get that money for with the crash that took David gano lied to state troopers at the industrial zones unless they are Uni victed of a felonies, he added, line, Liistro has said. Allen’s movie exposing the com­ because he is directing his wife, the H alls," “ Silent Night” and will end Christmas eve in Dallas. general education purposes the Charest’s life. accident scene when he said he was secondary to a much larger agret should not be allowed to continue The PZC passed new zoning plex relationships among a hypo- Joanne Woodward, in “ The Glass “ Joy to the World.” The next pertermance is sche­ contract has to meet nninimum Early next month, judicial offi­ alone in the vehicle. It was later operation. Coi working because “ you’ve got to be Planning officials have said that regulations this summer that allow hondriac, his ex-wife, her cur- Menagerie.” “ The concert kicks .off the duled Tuesday night in Washing­ salary requirements and has to cials will hold a hearing on learned that a woman was with him work able to tell the good guys from the although the proposed store would congregate housing in any residen­ ent husband and her two sisters holiday spirit a little bit,” said ton D.C. distribute the money earmarked in Pagano’s request to practice law and that traces of suspected mari­ contr Pla Zadora and Mark Harmon bad guys.” be large, it is small compared to the tial zone as long as it does not Ted Kucin, 35, of Rocky Point, the act for teacher salary in­ again. Dennis Charest said today he juana were found in the vehicle, throu ahead of the controversial David won the Golden Apple as discov­ Pagano could not be reached for 2-million-square-foot distribution change the character of the who was in the audience. “ It’ s creases. The proposed revisions do will attend the Jan. 6 hearing and documents said. No Lynch film “ Blue Velvet,” which eries of the year, and outgoing comment. center in which it would be located. neighborhood. good that it’ s a little cold out... that. testify against the request. Pagano was given a two-year iuxtaposed small town America NBC president Grant Tinker was Thi it’s part of the atmosphere.” \nd sadomasochism. given the Louella 0. Parsons Lottery unior ‘"The concert spreads the Lynch was director of the year, award as the Hollywood person­ Gom^ Christmas cheer,” said Vince and his m ovie was runner-up for ality who presents the best image striki Caputo of Ronkonkoma, after his Connecticut daily A courageous couple needs help screenplay to “ Hannah and Her of the entertainment industry to son Mike, 12, had finished play­ Sisters.” Allen was runner-up for the world. Saturday: 534 lirector. ing a sousaphone as part of the Editor’s note: This is the third in ter Mall at 811 Main Street. Checks Sharing, P.O. Box 773. Manchester, The more than two dozen WOODY ALLEN BOB HOSKINS on-ice ensemble. Play Four: 1201 in a series of vignettes provided by may be mailed to MACC Seasonal CT. 06040. L i the Manchester Area Conference of nembers of the Los Angeles . . . best picture . . . best actor DE Current quotations Churches, which is seeking to film Critics group also gave a camp career achievement award to provide needy people with Christ­ Critics, the National Society of the pop charts. “ I do not share the same views Manchester Herald whosi John Cassavetes and its new mas gifts, food and clothing. Film Critics and the National “ W e’ ve gotten tons of positive on U.S. policy in Central America Comr generation award to Spike Lee GET Board of Review, are often feedback,” Grant, 25, said in an as my brother does, but I love Vin for “ She’s Gotta Have It.” him and pray for his safety.” — Tuesday Only Distr viewed as a barometer of interview published Sunday by USPS 327-500 VOL. CVI, No. 65 In spite of increasing loss of Hoskins was selected for his U.S. Rep. Tony P. Hall, D-Ohio, Academy Award sentiments. The Tennessean in Nashville. Publlihad dally axcapt Sunday Suggaatsd carrlsr rataa ars 81.50 muscular control he fought to finish THE enter ' ole in “ Mona Lisa.” whose brother, Sam Nesley Hall, Oscar nominations will be “ We have had some concerned and cartain holidays by tha Man- wsskly, $0.50 lor ono month, $10.25 his college degree and succeeded. From Our Meat Dept. 9 funds Dennis Hopper won the sup- announced Feb. 11 with the feedback,” because the video was reportedly arrested in Ni- chaatar Publishing Co., lOBralnard for thrss months, $38.50 tor six Unfortunately, the disease pro­ The Dorting actor award for his Placa, Manchaatar, Conn. 06040. months and $77.00 for ons ysar. FRESH ^ awards given March 30. doesn’t have a religious orienta­ cragua on spying charges. gressed so rapidly that he could not fiello’ performances in two movies — ” We must plan to purify the Sacond data pottags paid at Uan- Mall ratss ars avallabis on rsquaat. tion, she said, adding that she has chsttsr. Conn. POSTMASTER: find work and finds himself con­ GROUND BEEF ...... »1.69ib. trust 'Blue Velvet” and “ Hoosiers.” no intention of abandoning her party and the administration and Sand addrsat changst to tha Man- fined to a wheelchair. Already too “ Tt Sandrine Bonnaire’s perfor­ To placa a claaalllsd or display Upsetting video religious emphasis. preserve the traditions of unity chsatsr Hsrald, P.O. Box S91. Man- weak for any kind of physical Karei chsatsr. Conn. 00040. advsrtlssmant, or to rsport a nswa BIG mance in "Vagabond” — thebest within party ranks.” — Vietna­ activity, he spends his days read­ “ It is Amy Grant, the reigning Gos­ Itsm, story or picturs Idas, call 643- foreign film — won her the best mese Communist leader Truong 2711. Offics hours ars 8:30 cjm. to 5 ing. watching TV and listening to Fet pel Music Association artist of PICTURES! 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4 T 4 pb Death probe possible State official gives to charity to settle ethics complaint /J 9 capacity with their development ,/ after cocaine arrests Bv John Gustovsen "The Ethics Commission says employee leased-used vehicle pro­ customers Its cars that have been deal was arranged by Stephen efforts in Connecticut.” The Associated Press that as far as they are concern^, gram. Gov. William A. O’Neill driven by employees. ’The cars are Barberino, a principle partner in HARTFORD (A P) — A prosecutor the divorce case. In both cases. this matter is over,” Bums said. suspended Bums the week of Aug. sold at reduced prices that take into Hershey-Lake Compounce Asso­ Bums said that in memory of a wants to re-examine the death of a Sherbacow was represented by James HARTFORD — Deputy Eco­ "They indicated that this was based 10 after determing Burns used "bad consideration mileage and condi­ ciates. Bums helped arrange a friend who died recently, he would woman who told authorities about A, Wade, a Hartford attorney and a nomic Development Commissioner on their decision that I did this with judgment” in accepting the deal. tion of the car. federal loan to Hershey-Lake Com- contribute $2,600 to Connecticut alleged drug involvement by her es­ close political adviser to Gov. William Peter F. Bums said he wili donate no willful intent to profit from it.” Saab-Scania in 1982 received The Saab purchased by Burns punce amusement park in 1985. Hospice in Branford, which cares tranged husband, a former assistant A, O’Neill. $2,800 to charity to settie a com­ Ethics Commission Chairwoman industrial revenue bond financing was valued by Saab-Scania at for the terminally ill. After paying a $1,705 lien on his U.S. attorney, 18 months before she In October 1984, Sherbacow was plaint with the Ethics Commission, Julie Peck said the panel would totalling $9 million through the $13,196. Burns, in a report to the Celebrity, Bums wrote a check for Bums said the amount of the governor, put the value at $14,464, committed suicide. accused of looting a Canton safe deposit which investigated a special deal in likely vote on certifying the agree­ Economic Development Depart­ $10,169 to West Haven Motors, contribution was based on the ment today. She said the commis­ including sales tax and other fees. box that was in his wife’s name of which he purchased a 1985 automo­ ment to construct a bus manufac­ which sold the Saab. Ethics Commission’s opinion that Paul Sherbacow, 46, of Simsbury, an sion has ordered charitable dona­ Saab, which does not have a $250,000 in jewelry, money and a bile from Saab-Scania of Aitierica turing plant and automobile parts the difference between what he assistant U.S. attorney in Connecticut in The tO' Inc. tions in other cases. license to sell or trade cars, used The governor, in announcing cassette tape that Mrs. Sherbacow distribution center in Orange. paid for a Saab automobile and 1968, was one of four men arrested input fro " I think most of us thought that two Connecticut auto dealers to Burns’ suspension, wrote: " I find claimed could ruin her husband’s Bums said Saturday in an inter­ Bums, in defending the deal in what he should have paid was $1,200 ’Thursday in what police described as an was a more meaningful thing to complete the deal. that Mr. Bums exercised exceed­ interstate smuggling operation that career, the Journal Inquirer reported. selected view from his home in Ansonia that August, said he had no role In his and the difference between what he . 4*'l do.” she said when reached at her Bums received $6,000 for his 1982 ingly poor judgmentby engaging in brought about $300,000 worth of cocaine On June 12, 1985, Sherbacow plead no he must make the contribution department’s approval of the received on a trade-in in the deal Departn New Haven home. bonds. Chevrolet Celebrity, which he a private transaction with Saab- a month into Connecticut. contest to a charge of third-degree within 60 days of Ethics Commis­ and what he should have received but the e sion certification of the agreement, Bums purchased a Saab automo­ Under the special sales program, traded in at Stephens World of Scania of America Inc. after criminal mischief in the West Hartford was $1,600. which he signed on Thursday. bile in 1985 under Saab-Scania's the Saab sells to a variety of select Wheels In Bristol. That part of the assisting the company in his public Hanford State’s Attorney John M. Superior Court case. He was given a teachesi Bailey said he was unaware that four-month suspended sentence, a pub­ To beg Sherbacow was the focus of a drug lic reprimand and one year probation, obviousi investigation at the time of Roberta the Journal Inquirer reported. The Woman slain in Ihird-rate burglary’ Sherbacow’s death in June. cassette was not recovered. progres! Connecticut In Brief Bailey said he wanted to review In April 1985, while the safe deposit The cf reports on her death in light of evidence case was pending. Sherbacow was “bricks- state and federal investigations unco­ charged with threatening a male vistor NEW CANAAN (AP) — A 63-year-old woman tion of a vered about Sherbacow’s alleged drug to his wife’s home and first-degree Murder suspect held In S. Carolina who was beaten and thrown into a swimming dealings and associates. trespassing. He was granted acclerated largely i pool at her elegant country home was the victim Mrs. Sherbacow’s body was found in a rehabilitation in the Windsor Superior WALLINGFORD — Police say a man they’ve been hunting of a “ third-rate burglary gone bad,” police membei closet in the family’s home, said Court case on June 10, the Jouranl since last spring has been arrested in South Carolina and will be Chief Ralph M. Scott said today. the cons Simsbury police Sgt. Richard G. Beck. Inquirer reported. brought back to Connecticut on a first-degree murder charge. Tjfrone Wilson, 21, was charged with felony j : She was found lying against the door Sherbacow was eligible for acceler­ building Police spokesman Thomas Curran said Saturday that Steven murder in the death of Ann W. Viner, whose AP pnoto with bullet wounds to her head and chest ated rehabilitation because the West overseei Borelli, 24, was arrested in South Carolina on a drug charge on body was found floating face down in the family and a .22-caliber rifle across her chest, Hartford case was still pending and he Thursday. pool Wednesday night. It was the first homicide Chatham, N.Y. A 17-year-oid famiiy member was Morei Undertakers and police remove the body of one of he said. had no criminal record at the time. Local authorities have a warrant charging the former New in this affluent community in 16 years, police guarant four people shot to death in a iog cabin in rurai East charged in the massacre. Sherbacow was charged Thursday Accelerated rehabilitation is a special Haven man with murder in connection with the shooting death of said. program that provides a clean record consults Wilson, also charged with third-degree with pssession of cocaine and released E Michael J. Motley in Waliingford on March 17. for those who sucessfully complete any ap| larceny and theft of a motor vehicle, was being on $10,000 bond. A quarter of an ounce of Authorities already had another former New Haven man in probation. Sherbacow’s probation held in lieu of $500,000 bond pending his cocaine and a 9mm Uzi submachi.e gun In ret custody in connection with the killing. under the program was to expire on arraignment in Norwalk Superior Court today, were found in his home. He was Manag( Teen held in log cabin slayings scheduled to appear in court Dec. 30 in June 10. 1987, the Journal Inquirer police said. consult A second man, Terrence Boyd, 20, was Enfield. reported. Sherbacow told The Hartford Courant project Power project would divert water charged with sixth-degree larceny and theft of a EAST CHATHAM, N.Y. (AP) - A “ We’ve had a massacre.” said Sheriff searching for the murder weapon in the “ We had heard for years from his in a story Sunday that his latest arrest motor vehicle. He was being held on $25,000 17-year-old honors student has been charged PaulProper. “ The bodies were found around woods around the large log cabin, set back estranged wife that he was involved in explani WINDSOR LOCKS — The Department of Environmental was for “ a small charge of possession” bond pending his arriagnment today. with fatally shooting his father, brother, the house. They had been shot several times from a rutted dirt road in this village about 20 drug dealing,” Beck said, “ We investi­ more q Protection said it will likely issue a permit to a company asking to and said he was not a drug kingpin. He Scott said intruders apparently entered the 3-year-old cousin and a woman who shared each.” miles southeast of Albany near the Massa­ gated it the best we could” but could not divert 16 million gallons of water a day from the Connecticut confirm the accusations. complained that someone is trying to C Thee house through an unlocked back door in the their log cabin, authorities say. Blinking back tears. Proper described the chusetts border. make him “ look like something I ’m River to cool a power plant it wants to build in Windsor Locks. kitchen shortly after Mrs. Viner had returned Wiley Gates allegedly shot the four shootings as “ worse than anything I saw in They found the weapon Sunday night. The information was turned over to legally The Dexter Corp., which is proposing the plant, wants to use home from a League of Women Voters repeatedly with a pistol Saturday night, then Korea.” Sweet said. He would not describe it or say the FBI and the Statewide Narcotics not.” George Task Force. Beck said. Simsbury police “ Let’s see what the evidence is that heat from its paper and carbon fiber manufacturing process to fund-raiser in New York. There was a stmggle. drove down the road to his grandmother’s Proper said a second person was being where it was located. Proper said earlier it commi produce electricity in the plant. It would then sell the electricity. questioned, but would give no further details appeared the weapon used was a medium- had been working on and off with the the state police are making claims Mrs. Viner was struck in the head with a piece of house and reported finding the bodies. advise The water would be used to cool the power plant, then be returned wood and her body dumped into her swimming Coiumbia County Sheriff’s officers said nor discuss a motive. Deputy James Sweet caliber pistol. task force for about 15 months, he said. about,” he said. The others arrested were Thomas to the river. pool. Scott said. Sunday. said Sunday night that more arrests were Hatch said several weapons, including Mrs. Sherbacow testified during the Robert Cardillo, 37, of Wethersfield, John While diversion of the water would apparently have noadverse Police discovered Mrs. Viner’s body after “ It’s a little hard to believe,” said Howard expected in the case. hunting rifles and pistols, had been stolen couple’s divorce proceedings that the Richar Novitsky, 31. of Clinton, and Charles M. effect, the temperature of the water when it re-enters the river being summoned to the two-story, colonial Hatch, the brother-in-law of Robert Gates, “ You just can’t believe something like this from the Gates home about a week ago. couple’s marriage had broken down in Kehoe, 34, of Hartford. Kehoe was Scott S| could, DEP officials said. house by her husband. Arthur Viner, about 11; 30 one of the victims. “ We never saw any real could happen, especially in a rural commun­ Sweet confirmed that the robbery had taken large part because of her husband’s charged with possession of cocaine, It dot Because of the water temperature issue, the DEP’s water p.m. Wednesday, police said. animosity (between father and son).” ity.” said Hatch. “ Wiley is an extremely place, and said no suspects had been involvement with drugs, according to the Journal Inquirer of Manchester. She possession of cocaine with intent to sell, compliance unit will also monitor the proposal. Viner, president of the Investor Central The victims were identified as Gates, 39; quiet individual. He spent most of his time arrested. Young died before a divorce was granted. possession of marijuana, possession of The plan would discharge 110-degree Farenheit water back Management Corp. in New York, had returned his son Robert Gates Jr., 19; 3-year-old Jason working with computers. He was an honor Wiley Gates, a senior at Chatham High always The Manchester newspaper, citing marijuana with intent to sell, possession home from an office Christmas party to find Gates, and Cheryl Brahm, 36, described as a student. School, was arraigned Sunday before a into the river, but the heat would dissipate into the atmosphere or court documents, also reported that of controlled substances and conspiracy advice Mrs. Viner and the couple’s 1986 Volvo missing. housemate of the elder Gates, who was “ It’s got us stymied.” municipal judge on four counts of second- be cooled by the river. Sherbacow was arrested twice during to distribute cocaine. neither ’The family dog, still in the house, was bleeding divorced. Investigators spent most of Sunday degree murder. from a head wound, police said. manage UConn 37th In research spending An autopsy showed that Mrs. Viner had been because struck several times on the head, then dumped departn NEW H AVEN — The University o f Connecticut has retained into the pool where she drowned, authorities Report says Reagan wants to sell Amtrak’s Northeast line said. The pool is about 100 feetbehind the house, AP photo process the 37th spot in a national ranking of institutions of higher have not decided whether the line billion raised through the federal It woe which is nestled on 4.1 acres of land. land. Delaware, Pennsylvania, any buyers, “ It’s not profitable. No education that spent more than $30 million in research duringthe Tyrone Wilson, one of two suspects in the New Canaan burglary in which NEW YORK (A P) - The most and Boston under the proposal would be sold to a single private gasoline tax to local areas accord­ Drawers and closets in the house had been Rhode Island and Massachusetts — passenger service in the world is membei last fiscal year, while Yale University dropped from 20th to 21st rifled and police determined that jewelry, 6^year-old Ann W. Viner was murdered, is escorted into town police successful portion of Amtrak’s Reagan plans to submit to Congress corporation or through a public ing to a formula that takes into place on list. next month, the Times said In its account for 10.5 million of Amtrak’s profitable,” he said. Buildinf stereo equipment and a small amount of cash passenger system would be sold Ross B. Capon, executive direc­ stock offering. account population size and The National Science Foundation’s ranking of 91 institutions headquarters Sunday after being arrested at his home. The 21-year-old New Sunday editions. passengers. the appi had been taken. The Volvo was found the next Canaan man was held on felony murder and larceny charges and federal aid to mass transit tor of the National Association of density. was headed by Johns Hopkins University, with a research morning in an elementary school parking lot would be cut under President Amtrak, which operates in 43 To imi The Office of Management and Railroad Passengers, a consumer The draft budget for fiscal 1988, expenditure of $383 million. UConn spent $75,155,000 in fiscal 1985. about a mile from the Viner house, police said. Reagan’s draft budget for the next states and carries 20.5 million The other $300 million, raised Budget estimates the sale of the group with 13,000 members, also which begins Oct. 1. also would cut have toi Y ale spent $107,245,000. Scott said the arrests followed reports that the fiscal year. The New York Times passengers a vear, would retain the from general revenue, includes Northeast Corridor could bring the said there would be no private the $3.4 billion currently ear­ Mayor I UConn President John T. Casteen III said he was delighted to suspects were selling stolen goods and purchas­ lots of goodies inside.” Several hundred mourners.attended a mem­ reported. rest of its system under the $130 million to continue building the government more than $1.5 billion. buyer and called tbe sale proposal marked for the Urban Mass Trans­ It. does h be on the list, but that his university should be further up, in the ing drugs. New Canaan's last reported murder was in orial service Saturday for her at the First proposal. Washington area subway system But W. Graham Claytor Jr., “ the dumbest idea I ever heard.” portation Administration to $1.6 range of 15 to 20. The secluded area, where homes are valued 1970, when a man killed four family members. Presbyterian Church in New Canaan. The government would sell Am­ The eight states served by the and funds for planning and admin­ consists chairman and president of Amtrak, The Times quoted administration billion, the Times said. Robert K. Bickerton, the director of Yale’s Office of at $800,000 and higher, has frequently been a Ready said. trak’s Northeast Corridor line Northeast Corridor — New York, istration of transit programs. Givini said he did not think there would be officials as saying budget makers The proposal would give $1.3 Cooperative Research, said he doesn’t believe the drop in Yale’s target of burglars. Lt. Gene Ready said. Mrs. Viner was a prominent member of the “ She worked hard but never got burned out,” connecting Washington, New York New Jersey. Connecticut, Mary­ the Buil ranking is significant. “ Burglars consider this the Gold Coast,” National League of Women Voters and a said Nancy Neuman, national president of the membei Both state and federal funding for research at UConn and Yale Ready .said last week. “ It’s close to the Merritt self-employed art consultant for corporations League of Women Voters. "She always looked decreased in 1985. UConn receieved $813,000 from the state and Parkway, the houses are isolated and there’s and individuals. ahead." 5 any con< Y ale got $2,785,000, down from $926,000 and $2,862,000 Priest will continue favoritii respectively in 1984. 3 Days Only! Dec, 15-16-17 given pi Casteen speculated that the bulk of state research funds went to Thegj the Connecticut Mental Health Center in New Haven Nature study is strictly for the birds sex-change ministry Lamsor Celebrating Our 75t h Y e a r director Bv John Gustovsen promoter of the winter bird feeder the center in June after three years came part of the center in 1983, employt Accord to end Bridgeport strike The Associated Press survey. as naturalist at the Children’s three years after her death at the women since 1972. About 300 people “ But if you’re going to start to Museum in West Hartford. God doesn’t always have received counseling or been O’Neill, BRIDGEPORT — Carpenter Technology Corp. has postponed age of 80. WOODBURY - A lot of what feed the birds, you’re going to have Cracked corn attracts mourning treated with hormones, Jones said. plans to begin hiring replacement workers today after a tentative In 1983. a sheep farm that had get the sex right, enginee goes on at the Flanders Nature to continue through March,” doves, Niger seed will draw finches Many people don’t have the a consul agreement to end a 15-week strike by nearly 500 steelworkers was Center is strictly for the birds, Christgau cautions. “ And it’s ex­ and goldfinches, cardinals are been in the Van Vleck family was actual surgery because it is ex­ reached. because having it any other way at pensive. It’s like having pets. You partial to safflower seed, and added to the property managed by the reverend says tremely expensive — up to $8,000 Becai Union negotiators and Carpenter reached the tentative this time of year would certainly have to keep filling the feeder.” woodpeckers and chickadees flock the center’s 13-member board of for the male-to-female operation other CO directors. agreement Sunday, a federal mediator said. ruffle some feathers. Susan Davis of Woodbury, direc­ to suet. Raisins, fruit and jam Will Bv Brent Lavmon and up to $20,000 for the female-to- Take work, tl Company officials agreed to postpone hiring the replacement The center, one of about 25 such attract robins, mockingbirds and The Associated Press tor of education at the center, says The nationally recognized breed­ male operation, he said. selectio workers until the union membership votes on the tentative private, non-profit nature and birds become dependent on what catbirds. ing flock of 100 Hampshire sheep is Jones began ministering to sex­ HARTFORD — God may have not appi contract, mediator Patrick Hart said in a statement released environment educational organiza­ they find in feeders and some will owned and shepherded by David ual minorities almo^ by accident in 20% off Davis says the results from created men and women equal, but through the company Sunday. tions in the state, is about a month starve if the food stops. surveys conducted in succeeding Harmon, who calls it “ one of the 1963. Jones, then chairman of an the ticketed price Givin She estimates the cost of provid­ he doesn’t always get the sex right, No details of the pact or when it will be voted on were disclosed. into its first 18-week program of years will be more valuable than bigger flocks in this state.” inter-church committee on alcohol o f all properi collecting data on the kinds of birds ing a modest array of seed varieties according to the Rev. Clinton R. The 498 union workers had voted unanimously to strike after this year’s because the number of The center also leases 700 acres oi and drug abuse, was given the case that frequent home bird feeders. at about $100 for the winter feeding Jones, an Episcopal priest who would g union leaders said they could not endorse the earlier proposal. volunteers is expected to more than forest and bog for the Whittemore of a homosexual who had molested The center is using about 40 period — Nov. 15 through March 13. helped found the only sex-change make pi Gomes said. Gomes said he was one of those arrested during the double. Also, several years of a boy. Sanctuary in Woodbury, and holds clinic in New England. strike. volunteers throughout west central Both women say that anyone can experience will help to establish its menr more than 1,000 acres of land trust. “ Body and genitalia do not Jones, realizing he was un­ Arrow® Connecticut to see what, in short, is take part in the survey, and that reliability of data coming to dinner. bird feeding is ideal for people who In addition, it operates a maple identify one’s gender, although one equipped to counsel such people, “ Organizations like ours are like to watch birds but can’t get Information from the survey will syrup house where more than 100 is seduced into thinking that,” the went to New York for more Dress, Sport, & Leftover campaign funds aid youth always looking for ways to get outdoors. be used in a national bird popula­ gallons of syrup are produced diminutive, white-haired priest training. He studied pastoral coun­ Flannel Shirts people active in things in which we “ Most frequently used is sun­ tion survey. annually, and conducts nature said during a recent interview. seling for two years at the Post­ graduate Center for Mental Health, Sf DERBY — Leftover funds from a failed congressional have a common interest,” says flower seed and a wild mix of The Flanders Nature Center was classes reaching more than 900 “ Gender seems to be a state of then got a master’s degree at New campaign can be used to set up a trust fund for a Derby teen-ager Patricia Christgau, executive di­ cracked corn, millet and peanut founded in 1963 by Natalie Van children in eight municipalities being,” he said. York Theological Seminary. His CAPE whose motheN^mmitted suicide in June, the Federal Election rector of the center and a spirited hearts,” says Davis, who came to Vleck, whose 200-acre estate be- including Waterbury each year. The 70-year-old Jones will retire Dress Shirts thesis was “ Counseling the Male space sh Commission haffs^iled. at the end of this month after 40 Selection includes Dover Homosexual.” early in Vincent Carrafiello, 46, a Democratic candidate in the 5th years as a canon at Christ Church “ As I ministered to these (homo­ oxford button down, District, did not gain enough support at the party convention to Cathedral. He will continue his Center h sexuals) I also began to find some Bradstreet broadcloth, or enter the primary. He was left with $3,842 in unspent campaign Sub launch advances work as the clinic’s coordinator bolt on tl Trident II (D-5) people who were not homsexuals trump styles in solids or vehicles funds. after his retirement and plans to but transsexuals.” Jones said. 9 The te The Federal Election Commission recently approved Carra- deliver a paper on ministering to “ Here were people telling me stripes. Sizes 14'/2-17'/2 transsexuals at an international fiello’s request to use his leftover campaign money to set up a Navy’s new weapons RANGE & ACCURACY that they think they are of another seals thi -S h fo o d conference in Amersterdam in Sport & Flannel Shirts disaster trust fund for 16-year-old John Sherwin. Trident II (D 5) accurot#* ovff tonri‘*r sex, that Tm not interested in other "This is something that had never been done before,” said June. commui GROTON (AP) - The Navy’s in southeastern Connecticut. The -W artieads than earlier (ranrj**'-. ui nauli*..il males. All 1 want to be is a female plaid and striped shirts Jones has spent much of his Karen Finucan, a commission spokeswoman, though she added, most powerful weapon ever has temperature hovered around 29 10 to 15 myself.’” in fitted Brigade or full have re< ministry counseling what he calls “ It is possible someone else did it without asking us about it.” moved a step closer to becoming degrees under a sunny sky, but The clinic has its administrative retrofitt “ sexual minorities” — homosexual cut styles. Regular or Federal Election Commission guidelines prohibit the use of operational with the launch of the strong gusts lowered the wind chill S tage 3 headquarters at the cathedral. The safe one men and women, lesbians, bisexu­ button down collars in leftover c ampaign funds for the personal benefit of candidates or nuclear-powered submarine to about minus-13 degrees. bO O SN T board of directors, including Jones But ho members of their families. Many candidates donate leftover The Tennessee will be the first als, transvestites and transsexuals. and a small group o f health-care sizes S-M-L-XL. Tennessee. I nd*-nl I Trident II first to c campaign funds to a charity. Trident submarine to be fitted with “ God knows where they’ve come professionals, interview patients A total of 58 anti-nuclear protes­ 4.3S0ini (0-5) inherent ters were arrested Saturday out­ Trident II, or D-5. nuclear missiles. from...” Jones said. “ I don’t know before deciding whether to accept 6.000 m l why people are gay. I don’t know Reg. and sale priced 18.50-*25. million I side the Navy submarine base and The D-5 will have a range of more them into the program. Stage 2 why people are transvestites. I mph, an the Electric Boat shipyard, where than 6,000 miles compared with Patients must go through a series booster Trident II (O 5) --- parts he Acid-rain control could be costly the vessel was built and launched. more than 4,000 miles for the C-4 don’t know the answer to any of of psychiatric and psychological IS designed to About 400 demonstrators took missile deployed in other Tridents. t 1 those whys. It's God’s business, not tests and extensive counseling theories hit within 50 feel NEW HAVEN — United Illuminating Co. would have to raise It will have 10 to 15 separate mine. before the clinic’s board of direc­ 2 0 % o ff part in the non-violent protest ol Its target electricity rates by an estimated 2 percent to 5 percent to comply against the Tennessee, which Adm. warheads — also more than the C-4 Jones founded the Gender Iden­ tors decides whether to approve a SOME with acid-rain control proposals before Congress, a private study Frank B. Kelso II said would be the — and will be far more accurate, tity Clinic of New England in 1972, sex-change operation. 6 glue. An says. most potent weapon in the Navy enabling it to destroy an enemy’s DEPLOYMENT along with a group of doctors that Before the surgery is performed, 1 4 « « - 2 0 ® ® technici Management Information Services Inc., a for-profit research arsenal when it joins the fleet in hardened missile silos. included a gynegologist, a psychol­ the transsexual is usually required Markdowns to be taken system, company based in Washington, released the estimates in a study 1989. “ I assure you this event will not The new Ohio class K ir^ s Bay, Ga. ogist, a psychiatrist and an endo- to take male or female hormones at register covered of the impact on customers of different acid rain bills that were S tage i and to dress as a person of the Police carried away those who go unnoticed, for this ship ... is the b o o s te r nuclear submarines N.-kt8 subs (1 built), cronologist. It remains one of the laid dow considered this year by House and Senate committees. are the first to be opposite sex for a year to get a obstructed entry to Electric Boat, a lead ship of the most powerful with up to P'l Tndi’fit II few clinics in the country to cement. The legislation is ex pected to form the starting points in 1987 for divison of General Dynamics Corp. deterrent our nation has ever put to armed with Trid^mt Ms consider people for sex changes. feeling of what they are getting (I) 5) missil»*s each Tile til a m ajor push by environmentalists to legislate curbs on Sulphur Fifty protesters were charged with sea,” said Kelso, commander of the His role has been to counsel themselves into, Jones said. shuttler dioxide emissions from coal fired boilers. creating a public disturbance, an Atlantic Fleet and a native of transsexuals before they decide to “ We think of ourselves as very The proposals could cause rates to increase from almost infraction that carries a $68 fine Tennessee. go ahead with sex-change surgery conservative.” Jones said. ‘ ”rhis is witherin nothing in Oregon to 37 percent in West Virginia, the study found. payable by mail. Opponents of the D-5 claim its and after they have had the no place for mistakes” tempera The amount of a utility customer’s bill Increase would depend After the Iwunch, demonstrators deployment will be destabilizing on surgery. The clinic confronted a minor 2,500 def crisis two years ago when It lost the Give D&L Gift Coins! ' largely on which power company is supplying the electricity, the marched to the nearby Navy the assumption that the only way to Rar^ge A bout 6.000 Jones defined a transsexual as a damage submarine base, where another avoid its destructive accuracy gynecologist who performed the Beautifully gift-boxed coins in *25 bronze-Hnished study said. nauticat miles person who has ’ ’the body of one located, eight were arrested on charges of would be to strike first. operations. He left the clinic for a plated, and •KK) gold-tone denominations are redeemable for UI was the only Connecticut utility company mentioned by Warheads 475 kikXons gender identity, be it male or And th creating a public disturbance. The D-5 will undergo testing due position at Syracuse University. merchandise in any fine D&L store, as are D&L Gift name in the report. It said the statewide average rate increase each, up to 15 targeted female, but in all reality ... is the are, afte Groton town police reported. to begin in 1987. The missile tests The clinic now refers Its patients to Certificates (available in any denomination). would range from 2 percent to 4 percent under the legislation. UxSependentty opposite gender.” are light More than 1,000 guests huddled in and sea trials for the submarine The clinic has arranged sex surgeons in other parts of the Men’ s Shops, all D&L stores except NeW London packing makeshift shelters inside the ship- will delay the Tennessee’s entry changes, called sexual reassign­ United States and in Europe, Jones televisio vard located on the Thames River into the- fleet until 1989 Source' J.ine's ftfjhtinq Ships '86 ‘S7. J.inc’s W i\ipon Svf^h'ins 'Sh’St'f J ment surgery, for about 30 men and said...... MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Dec. 18. 1986 — 7, 6 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Dec. 15, 1986 OPINION u.s./woru In Brief I World-cIrclIng plane clips its wings SOMEWHERE OVER THE PA­ Few know which side we’re on CIFIC (A P) — The experimental ' « © / Voyager aircraft, its wings shor­ NEW YORK — Many Americans do not know which side the tened at least two feet by a takeoff United States supports in Nicaragua, but six in 10 Americans mishap, soared over the Pacific M ore input oppose military aid to the contras, according to a Media W/6EIWr,SlR. south of Hawaii today en route Jack General-Associated Press poll taken before the White House around the world on a single tank of d£C disclosed that profits from arms sales to Iran were funneled to fuel. the Nicaraguan rebels. VOYAGER: A nderson Voyager lost as much as three The experimenlal aircraft took oH in seiections \. . OH,SHlJrMpWIPRDW,m Fifty-eight percent of the 1,251 adult Americans in the feet from its 111-foot wingspan Sunday in the unprecedented attempt nationwide telephone poll knew the U.S. supports the contras, the during takeoff Sunday when its to circle the globe without refueling. The town administration’s failure to seek forces who are fighting the Nicaraguan government, but 42 fuel-laden wings bent downward percent did not know. and the tips scraped on the runway THE PHi input from the Building Committee as it And while those who knew which side the U.S. backs were more at Edwards Air Force Base in selected an architect for a new Water likely to support military aid than those who did not know, California, said designer Burt Department garage was a glaring mistake, majorities of both groups opposed aid. Rutan. but the ensuing stir will prove worthwhile if it The aircraft probably will lose more of its wings during the 10-day, teaches officials a lesson. Feds hung 27,000-mile odyssey, but Rutan said CANADA To begin with, the Building Committee Philippine rebels fire on camp Sunday he had no concerns about its USSR obviously should be consulted as the project structure as it headed southwest The planned arms dealer MANILA, Philippines — The army said about 100 Communist across the Pacific toward 27,(x50-mile progresses. tiighaht is rebels fired today on an army patrol camp on Panay Island, and Australia. Atlantic The committee is composed of people with the region's military commander was quoted as calling it a “ In good spirits,” Jeana Yeager, scheduled to Ocean last todays. “ bricks-and-mortar” expertise, and construc­ 34, reported Sunday from the vioiation of the 6-day-oId cease-fire. Built of tion of a garage would seem to be pretty out to dry Col. Benigno Casio said by telephone from Iloilo City on Panay cockpit the size of a pup tent. “ If it composite largely a matter of bricks and mortar. If that 19 soldiers in the camp returned fire and the rebels were easy, it would have been done materlat, its withdrew. There were no reports of casualties. before.” \ south wingspan members are capable of being of service in Ms. Yeager and Dick Rutan. 48, ^ PLANNED AMERiCAy The Cabinet meanwhiie decided unanimously it would be ROUTE measures the construction and renovation of school WASHINGTON — A New York arms dealer was against national interests for ousted President Ferdinand E. were somewhere south of Hawaii U « » 4 * * AUSTRALIA ) 111 feet. BLONDI buildings, they will surely be of help in sure he could count on U.S. intelligence agencies to Marcos to return from Hawaiian exile for the funeral of his sister, today, according to reports from their operation center in California. Pacific Ocaan Indian Ocaan overseeing this project and others like it. protect him if he skirted the law to help them get who died Sunday. AFO He On Sunday, the propeller-driven some Soviet weapons they wanted for study. But More important is that the committee be plane, laden with 7,000 pounds of guaranteed a part in the selection of when he was arrested for trying to sell some rifles fuel, used up all but the last 1.000 Open Forum and ammunition to Pdland as part of the scheme, AP gripIXc consultants for all future undertakings so that feet of a 15,000-foot runway at E his contacts hung him. out to dry. Tribespeople on rampage In Pakistan any appearance of impropriety is avoided. Edwards before becoming airborne Solomon Schwartz, three other individuals and shortly after 8 a.m. refueling. A wing was damaged on KARACHI, Pakistan — Pathan tribespeople angered by police Map indicates the intended route of the In response to criticism last week. Town try’s Town Charter became power­ then any subsequent council ac­ HLB Security Electronics Ltd. were indicted for Within minutes. Rutan received takeoff, putting the future of the flight in drug and weapons raids in their neighborhoods rampaged in the experimentai Voyager aircraft, which Manager Robert Weiss said the panel was not ’85 Lewis council tions, including ratifying nomi­ the attempted sale of 500 Huger automatic rifles an ominous radio message from a less and it then became necessary streets and attacked other ethnic groups, witnesses said. took off from Caiifornia Sunday morn­ doubt. consulted on the garage selection because the for the town to abide by the nees, are illegal because the and 100,000 rounds of ammo to Poland. Their chase plane; falls In Coventry Hospitals reported 50 dead and at least 182 wounded. “ Dick, I want you to not be ing to attempt to circle the globe without project was small and simple. That Connecticut General Statutes to quorum was not legally consti­ defense is that the sale was a necessary element In Police used ciubs, tear gas and finaliy gunfire to disperse the keep town government in order. tuted.” That says itall! You are, in the plan to obtain two Soviet T-72 tanks and some concerned if you notice that the explanation is far from persuasive and raises rioters Sunday, according to witnesses. It was not clear how winglets (are) unusual. ...Wehave Ms. Boucher noted that Town this instance, one hundred percent SAM-7 anti-aircraft missiles — and the U.S. To the Editor: many of the casualties resulted from police action and how many some major scrape damage on the “ The damage the airplane in­ 1,000 gallons of fuel apd food and For a few minutes, the Voyager more questions than it answers. Attorney Schwebel considered but correct, Ms. Boucher. intelligence contacts knew it. from the ethnic fighting. bottom and the recommendation curred makes the airplane stronger water stowed aboard, it weighed crew was concerned that wires left C The choice of consultants for such work rejected the option of a special 9,750 pounds when it headed down exposed when wingtip lights were This is in reply to Blanche Coventry’s 1985 Town Council, But in secret testimony submitted by federal At least 400 homes were destroyed or damaged by fire and will probably be to continue, but for handling turbulence,” Rutan legally rests with Public Works Director Boucher’s letter Nov. 19, election because, by statute, it said. “ The wings are a little shorter the runway Sunday. torn away might start a fire in the with a 5-2 Democratic majority, prosecutors in New York, F B I and Defense buses and cars were burned, reports said. your right winglet has failed.” ON THE George A. Kandra, who in this case named a The fact that 32 electors of could not be held until after a now. one to l*/i feet on either side.” Burt Rutan said his brother was wing. But they disabled the circuit, did not last 12 months under the Intelligence Agency officials Insist they never The winglet. a small vertical fin Coventry exercised their right to lengthy waiting period and during on the tip of the wing, was fluttering Unlike the rest of the plane, the concentrating on dealing with the and would probably be able to committee of three subordinate employees to leadership of Joan Lewis. For the authorized Schwartz to do anything illegal, petition for a special election to fill those several weeks the town and soon ripped away. The left wingtips were filled with Styro­ plane’s initially poor acceleration disconnect the wiring altogether, advise him. They were Water Superintendent first time in the history of although they admit discussing with him the plan to Hart meets Gorbachev In Moscow K would have had no legal governing foam. With the protective skin and did not pull the nose up soon Rutan said. a Town Council vacancy filled Coventry, government came to a winglet also was damaged, but Robert Young, Water Department engineer under Statute 7-107 by appointed body. She further noted that she get the Soviet weapons. MOSCOW — U.S. Sen. Gary Hart said Soviet leader Mikhail S. remained attached until Rutan scraped away, the foam would enough to keep the wingtips from Voyager’s original route dipped complete halt. well into the southern hemisphere, Richard Staye and town Recreation Director Town Manager Harold Hodge has would not have found that state of Our associate Donald Goldberg has learned that Gorbachev told him today that “ reduction of propaganda” from followed his brother Burt’s direc­ likely deteriorate an additional foot dragging. Although Dick Rutan was in­ crossing through the northern half Scott Sprague. infuriated Ms. Boucher. affairs acceptable and questioned Ms. Boucher’s letter was merely Schwartz, in detailed affidavit, named the names Washington on human rights issues would go a long way toward tions and forced the second winglet on the left wing and four inches on formed of the problem during the of Australia. However, bad weather Let’s set the record straight! whether the signers of the petition an attempt to dupe the Republican of the intelligence agents he met with and the dates resolving family reunification cases. to fall away by subjecting it to the right. Burt Rutan said. It does not seem necessary to have had both long takeoff roll, “ he was working forced the planners to pick a more Statute 9-220 permits the electo­ would have found it acceptable. Town Committee into not nominat­ and locations of the meetings. The Colorado Democrat said Gorbachev was responding to stressful maneuvers. The rest of the wing, which Young and Staye involved since Young can contains fuel tanks, is built of a on a serious problem at the time northerly route, closer to the rate to petition any elective Had Ms. Boucher been knowl­ ing a candidate. To do this, she urging by Hart that the Krem lin free Soviets involved in a dozen The mishap did not dampen the lightweight graphite honeycomb. and the message did not get equator. always consult Staye, his subordinate, for vacancy so filled and requires only edgeable of the Connecticut Gen­ dramatically expounded on the SCHWAR’TZ CLAIMS he was first approached by divided family.-cases, including a Moscow woman who has designer’s jubilation that his 6- “ We don’t think there’s any chance through.” his brother said. advice. And Sprague, who is involved in 20 signatures calling for a special eral Statutes upon the matter, she cost of an election and made it a “ free-lance” CIA operative in November 1982, cancer. year-old project was finally off the ground, and he found a positive it could deteriorate all the way back Rutan said his brother and Ms. neither Water Department matters nor fleet election. The 32 Coventry signato­ would have known that Section appear as though only the Republi­ and told about the agency’s interest in the The two also discussed arms control issues and economic The Reciprocity Treaty between aspect by the time he returned to to the fuel tank area.” he said. Yeager remained very calm as the ries have adhered to the law. 9-220 contains provisions for the cans cost the town money. That state-of-the-art Soviet tanks. Schwartz traveled to affairs. Hart told reporters after the 3-hour, 20-minute Krem lin the United States and Canada took management, was said to have been chosen Voyager’s operation center at Voyager weighs just over 1.800 damage to the aircraft was being Majority rule has nothing to do selectmen to immediately fill any was a low blow, Blanche! However meeting. . effect in 1855. because the town wants to have various Vienna and Warsaw and pursued the complex deal Mojave Airport. pounds empty. But with more than evaluated with such a privilege. it did not work. The Republican Also attending was former Anatoly Dobrynin, a former Soviet department heads participate in the selection elective town office vacancy and with Polish officials. The Poles insisted that U.S. U.8. AC Contrary to Ms. Boucher’s be­ that a quorum of the selectmen is Town Committee nominated an ambassador to the United States who is now a member of the process — reasoning that defies logic. arms would have to be part of the transaction, lief. the 32 signers of the petition not required. impeccable candidate. Leonard Schwartz says. Communist Party Secretariat. It would be more sensible to include are not displeased because only Giglio. Therefore, the Town Council The arms dealer submitted a report on his trip to Israeli-Chinese ties one council vacancy will be on the Ms. Boucher’s letter on the members of the construction-oriented could have filled the first council a CIA official in the agency’s New York office ballot March 5. vacancy under Statute 9-220 and matter of filling town council 25% OFF NOW!!! Building Committee in the process, along with through an intermediary. The CIA later handed the Grieving Iowa town buries mayor Town Manager Hodge filled the this would have established the vacancies when the town charter is the appropriate administrators. case off to the Defense Intelligence Agency. seat held by Rose Marie Fowler council with a quorum of five. Then inoperable contained much fiction MOUNT PLEASANT, Iowa — Mourners filled the largest burgeon unofficially Special Prices for 13 Days Onlyll Schwartz’s claim that he had several meetings To improve the process, the town does not under Statute 7-107. This statute having the quorum required by and very few facts. church in town to overflowing and lined the streets and the town SALE ENDS DEC. 24 with DIA officials is confirmed by closed-door have to scrap its unofficial guidelines as provides for the filling of vacancies Coventry’s Charter in Section 3-3, Due to the ruling of the Office of square as Mount Pleasant buried M ayor Edward King, who was TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) — nal. originally U.S.-supplied, that testimony. One meeting took place at DIA offices Mayor Barbara Weinberg has suggested. But on “ boards” and “ commissions” the council would have been in a the Secretary of the State. Coven­ shot to death at a city council meeting. Israel’s secretive arms traders, would otherwise become obsolete. We will tai'e a full 25% Off any job that we sell. near Washington, and included two agency officials does have to modify them, then follow them and it does not contain any specific position to again operate. try electors will be able to exercise Flags throughout this southeast Iowa city of 7,300 residents key go-betweens in the U.S.-Iranian In some of those contacts, Israelis reference to “ council” or “ legisla­ their right to vote at a bipartisan and a legal adviser. One of the officials was James remained at half staff and many stores closed Sunday afternoon acted as go-betweens for the U.S. consistently. The Connecticut Legislaturehad connection, have also quietly — ROOFING — SIDING — tive body.” the intelligence to foresee the special election on March 5. 1987 Hetrick. as more than 2,000 people attended the funeral for King, 53. gained a firm toehold in an government. Giving a mandatory voice in the process to The Connecticut Law Journal possible collapse of a town charter upon the council vacancy that was According to the Schwartz affidavit, Hetrick was King was killed and council members Ronald Dupree and officially unfriendly China, knowl­ Although details of Israel’s de­ the Building Committee, whose citizen- noted an appeal made in the and made provisions in Statute filled by the Town Manager of well aware of the arms-for-Poland deal, and told Joann Sankey were wounded when a man fired nine shots from a edgeable sources report. fense dealings with C!hina remain — MASONRY — largely undisclosed, more and Supreme Court on August, 1,1978, 9-220 to keep a town’s legislative Coventry. Schwartz: “ We take care of our own. We will never .22-caliber semi-automatic pistol at the conclusion of a council From tank cannons to irrigation members serve without pay, will put to rest more information is emerging Call Today! Time is Running Out that neither “ board’ nor “ commis­ body (council in Coventry) legally Council Motion #413 on October let you hang. ” But Hetrick has denied ever meeting Wednesday, authorities say. equipment, Israel has been selling 5 any concern over the appearance of about non-military contacts. sion” is a word ordinarily used to 20th ratified the appointment of Ralph Grin Davis, 69, is charged with King’s murder and military and civilian goods and favoritism no matter who is selected for a in operation... with no delay! authorizing Schwartz to sell weapons to Poland. refer to a body with general If only Coventry’s town attorney Elizabeth Paterson to the council. Schwartz says he was given similar assurances attempted murder of the council members. Davis remained in know-how to China in a burgeoning Many deals are joint ventures the but clandestine trade, say indus­ based on I.sraeli expertise and given project. legislative powers. Because there had relied on the Secretary of the Isn’t this proof enough that Town of protection by FBI counterintelligence agents in Henry County Jail on $700,000 bond. trialists and defense experts here. Chinese facilities and labor, said The garage consulting job went to Alan is no specific reference to “ coun­ State’s office in the first place, he Manager Hodge’s appointment New York who wanted his help in tracking Polish cil” or “ legislative body” in the would have realized that the office was illegal? And it took Chairman The Chinese Communists are one Israeli entrepeneur. company ACR Lamson, who as former town planning spies in the United States. The agents have reluctant to, acknowledge dealings He compiled a partial list of the statute, it must be read to exclude believes that the proper statute to Lewis’ vote to get this motion Bomb fizzles at abortion clinic 643-2659 director is and always will be an ex-town admitted meeting with Schwartz, but denied with Israel, a country with which Israeli contracts: shrimp breeding such bodies. fill the vacancy held by Rose passed! That ratification of Patter­ sanctioning illegal activity. NEW Y O R K — A man pulled a gun on a rental agent showing they have never had diplomatic for export, production of electric 1 Remov employee. So will Walter Fuss, William With such a precedent already Fowler was Statute 9-220 and not son was the cover-up of all time! Schwartz says that when he told one G-man that him office space Sunday, handcuffed him and broke into an relations and which they publicly appliances for Chinese hotels, and 7 Veer O’Neill, and Jay Giles, all members of of an set. onceHodge’smisuseofStatute Statute 7-107. The facts speak for themselves. the plan might entail shipping arms to Poland, the unoccupied clinic where abortions are performed, planting a revile as “ the Zionist expansionist such science-based projects as engineering firm that is regularly engaged as 7-107 reaches the courts it will be It is obviously difficult for the Voters of Coventry elected a 5-2 13 Peace agent told him that “ it didn’t hurt to get a little powerful bomb that later fizzled, police said. entity.” the Israelis say. polyethylene production, solar- proven that Coventry’s Town Democrats to realize that the Democratic Council in 1985 and it MANY FINANCING PLANS AVAILABLE 14 More i a consultant by the town. ‘dirty’ in this business,” because it helped one’s The bomb, which included 15 sticks of dynamite, failed to Israel accommodates China’s energy installation and waste- Council is neither a “ board” nor a minute the three council resigna­ didn’t hold. Under Chairman 15 Fodde Because Lamson asked a lower fee than two explode because a blasting cap did not go off, Sgt. Ed Burns said. wishes for secrecy, they say, burning generating plants. “commission.” tions took place, the Democrats Lewis’ regime, look what this credibility. other consultants considered for the garage <goal is many years and many dollars away. reg. price Blast hits French official’s car has become largely obsolete since Select from 22 stitches at the hem, mending, zigzag. laid down in delicate rows with silicon rubber tools.” Until then, the tile pieces will have to do. And PROVINS, France — An explosion today blew up a car the Chinese-Soviet alliance was touch of a button! cement. Jones says the tiles can also be damaged if they they will get their next test when the space shuttle normally ured by former French justice minister Alain severed in the late 1950s. (8) The tiles play a fearsom ely crucial role in the are subjected to bad weather. And he remembers it Discovery is eventually launched. Frank Jones iBaiulipatpr Hpralft Peyrefitte and killed his driver, authorities said. A knowledgeable Israeli busi­ shuttle missions. They insulate the ships from the happened once during a pre-flight storm. The says he is confident the tile will perform as Founded In 1881 Peyrefltte, who is now mayor of Provins, about 53 miles east of nessman, who spoke with the APon Ptaaaa withering heat of atmospheric re-entry. The storm blew water into the crevices between the expected, and as It generally has in the past, but he condition he not be named, con­ tiles, the water later froze in the chill of outer expects to be anxious just the same. PENNY M SIEFFERT .. Paris, was not In the car. temperatures at some points on the vehicles reach ...... Publlther' Peyrefitte’s political office Identified the victim as Serge firmed that over the past few years Small wonder. The tile has already caused one OOUQLAS A. BEVINS . Exacutiva Editor dozens of Israeli military and ‘EQ 2,500 degrees when descending from orbit, thqs space, anc^ the half-frozen squares popped loose on Langer, 51. a mechanic at the City Hall and one of several city the mission. serious incident in the program. One of them was JAMES P SACKS Managing Editor civilian specialists have been sent damage to even one tile, depending on where it’s ALEXANDER QIRELLI . Asioclata Editor employees who served as drivers for Peyrefitte. Authorities said And the cold is not the only threat to the tiles in torn away during a 1982 flight, and the resulting to China, some for up to a year. MANCHESTER PARKADE XUL located, might be catastrophic. he was m arried and had a 27-year-old son. heat burned a hole in the ship. The heat didn’t touch “ They keep a low profile,” he And the fact is the tiles are damaged often. They the orbit of earth. Jones says that an astronaut DENISE A ROBERTS..... AdvartliIng DIractor He had come to pick up the Citroen BX car which the city puts at 340 BROAD STREET PREVI walking on the vehicle could put a crease in the anything else, however, or the overhaul of shuttle MARK F. ABRAITIS Businaas Managar said. a tear are, after all, made merely of silicon glass. They Peyrefitte’s disposal on weekends, and a bomb apparently In the case of Iran, also publicly MANCHESTER are light as cotton, they look and feel like the thermal system; or, worse, a meteor speck, safety would surely have come sooner than it has. SHELDON COHEN Compoaing Managar ROBERTH HUBBARD Prasaroom Managar exploded when he started the car, the office said. hostile toward the Jewish state. packing material that surrounds cartoned propelled by its unpredictable race through time, m w tm JEANNE G FROMERTH .. 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Sylvia Coi worry about their market price ford; a sis now this (segment) is going to be can swap the bonds for stock or sell QUESTION: A company in which falling way down — unless interest Wether ARLO AND JANIS ^ by Jimmy Johnson r very ciuttered,” said Maryann the bonds at a higher price. The I own stock is suing another rates in general shoot up or the grandchik ITS GOT SOMETHING TO DO ; Keiier, an auto industry anaiyst at latter will happen, because the company for a huge amount of Hai6,6IR! I'AWITH *VARD-APt VWlVEGOTAMfeyoUFORWE.' COME NOW, ARlO.'VOO'Ke company defaults on interest pay­ The funi , Furman Selz Mager Dietz & Birney market price of a convertible money. If my company wins, what EN1tRPR16t5,''TME COWPMOY TO SAVE A LIFE? TO FOIL AN EVIL AGROWMAAAM-THIMK! WnH MONEV, RIGHT? ments. Because they pay fixed 8; 15 a.m. Vin New York. security usually moves in line with happens to that money? Do stock­ THAT BKOOGHTVOU PACK TO Wtl! PLOTTTO ALTER HISTORV FOR annual interest, the market value of Home. 16( THE GOOD? / ; The entry level represents differ- the price of the underlying stock. holders receive any share of it? ■•ent things to different makers; those convertibles should stay in C ford, foil A convertible security, such as a line with the price of bonds of Christian ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook pfirst-time access to the lucrative convertible bond, convertible deb­ ANSWER: Assuming your com­ similar quality and maturities. M ary’s C 1 U.S. market, an opportunity to hoid AP photo enture or convertible preferred pany wins, that money will go into Burial will onto market share or a chance to stock, gives its owner the right to The disadvantage might be that the corporate treasury. Your com­ B>o^,mWH6-Tb DO Hartford Whalers. field goals of 31 and 20 yards and ^ daughter. Theresa Millette. signal before executing the turn. Rams left the 49ers with a shot at bury; 17 grandchildren; and three from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Potter took it from him and threatened Magowan was released on $1,000 . The Sabres were embarrassed Joe Cribbs scored on a 10-yard run The funeral will be Wednesday at The girl, who received a verbal the NFC West title. Golf great-grandchildren. Funeral Home. 456 Jackson St., him with his cane. non-surety bond and is to appear in Saturday night in a 7-0 whipping to turn a 17-16 deficit into a 29-17 Willimantic. 11:45 a.m. from the Bacon Funeral warning, was taken to Manchester The warmest message goes to the The funeral was today at 11 a.m. Dancosse. who was held on $5,000 Manchester Superior Court on administered by the Quebec Nor- advantage. Memorial donations may be Home, 71 Prospect St., Willimantic. Memorial Hospital, where she was surety bond, was to be arraigned Wednesday. New England Patriots, the most MlOf at Temple Beth Isreal, Killingly followed by a mass of Christian diques. and Cloutier said the generous of all of Sunday’s benefac­ ” A lot of little things made me I..A. Road, Danielson. Burial was in made to the First Congregational Sabres, suffering through a dismal • A-. ' ^ ■■■■■ . , , think we’d win today,” said Cribbs. Church of Coventry Building Fund. burial at 12:30 p.m. at St. Mary’s tors . They handed San Francisco an Norwich. Church & Allen Funeral Church. Willimantic. Burial will be season, decided enough was early holiday gift they could have who gained a season-high 107 yards Home, 136 Sachem St., Norwich, in St. Joseph’s Cemetery. Calling enough. used themselves by bumbling away on 23 carries. “ Last night, I was in charge of arrangements. hours are Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 Bookie ordered to pay $15,000 “ A lot of guys tonight showed a 29-24 decision. pictured myself making my plays. I Memorial donations may be Vincent A. Dailey Sr. to 9 p.m. character," said Cloutier, who "The most frustrating aspect of never get tackled when I ’m made to Temple Beth Israel, A Manchester man arrested last said today. made 22 saves as the Sabres visualizing.” Vincent A. Dailey Sr., 74, of Memorial donations may be Dadiskos’ daughter. Diane Dadis­ this game is that we lost the game in Danielson. year in what police billed as one of Police said Dadiskos headed a rebounded for a 4-3 victory Sunday Wersching’s third field goal of the Wethersfield, died Friday at Hart­ made to St. John’s Memorial Fund. kos, 37, of Hebron, who was charged the fashion we usually win bal- the biggest gambling raids in state gambling operation at 199 Forest night over their Adams Division game, making the score 22-17, ford Hospital. He was the husband 10 Railroad Ave., Plainfield 06374. with six counts each of professional Igames. turnovers,” New England history was fined $15,000 Thursday St. that brought in at least $40 rivals, the Hartford Whalers. “ Last followed Tory Nixon’s recovery at Henry J. Cormier of Margaret “ Sue” (Rea) Dailey gambling and transmission of guard Ron Wooten said, ” We were by a Manchester Superior Court million a year. The organization gambling information. All charges night’s showing had a bearing for disappointed we gave them all the New England 30-yard line of Henry J. Cormier, 82,bf27Goslee and the brother of Agnes Schmidt of Heather Angel, actress judge. had another office on Birch Street against her were eventually sure on tonight’s game.” those opportunities to do some Tony Collins’ fumble. Keena Drive, died Saturday at Manches­ Manchester. SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (AP) The man. John "The Greek” and was suspected of having dropped. If the Sabres, whose 6-20-4 record damage,” Turner forced it. ter Memorial Hospital. He was the He also is survived by a son, — Stage and screen actress Dadiskos, 58, of 28 Spruce St., was additional offices in three other is the worst in the NHL, are “ We’ve got a little momentum On New England’s next series. husband of Ida C. Cormier. Vincent A. Dailey Jr. of Enfield: Heather Angel, whose 50-year arrested Dec. 7. 1985, and charged towns, police said. Dadiskos’ arrest Among items found in the Man­ mentioned in playoff talk come now,” San Francisco running back Collins tipped Tony Eason’s pass Born in Canada, he had lived in four daughters. Patricia D. Mar­ career included the role of a with 388 counts related to illegal was the culmination of a two-year chester offices were football bet­ April, many may point to the Roger Craig said. ” We just have to into the hands of Turner, who Manchester many years. He quis of Vernon. Barbara J. Hopkins suicidal mother in the Alfred gambling. The fine levied Thursday investigation involving Manches­ ting slips, a notebook of blank Hartford game as a turning point hold onto it.” carried the interception 9 yards to worked at Pratt & Whitney, retiring of Phoenix. Ariz.. Margaret D. Hitchcock movie "Lifeboat.” died was based on IS counts of posses­ ter, Hartford and state police. checks and betting records written for Buffalo. The 49ers’ victory boosted their the Patriots’ 25. Cribbs got his in 1970. Johnson of Hartford and Kathleen Saturday of heart failure at age 77. sion of football slips, a court clerk Also arrested in the raid was on water-soluble paper, police said. Playing with a combination of record to 9-5-1. About three hours second touchdown of the game He was an active member of the D. Greco of Brooks, Maine: 19 '' ■'•■'’••UUUWWPS' * Miss Angel appeared in more intelligence and intensity seldom later, Houston’s 23-10 victory over three plays later. Manchester Senior Citizens’ Cen­ grandchildren: and 11 great­ Me**- than 60 films, mainly in supporting seen this season by Sabres Minnesota, 8-7. eliminated San “ Some guys on our defense have PIrst ter. Chapter 604 of the American grandchildren. Rust roles. In "Lifeboat,” she was a watchers, Buffalo halted a seven- Francisco’s only competition for an been making the plays all year and Association of Retired Persons, and The funeral was today from the Herald photo by Tucker Pass mother who throws herself over­ Top court to hear reporter's appeal game winless streak for their first NFC wild-card slot, and Miami’s I was just glad I could make some Retu the Manchester Sunshine Group. Dillon-Baxter Funeral Home, We­ board after the death of her baby. victory since Nov. 28. 37-31 victory dropped the NFC contributions,” Turner said. “ Our Com He was also a member of the thersfield, and at Corpus Christ! Sock Her career languished in the "W e’ve been trying to get this Hartford captain Ron Francis (10) has take it away from him at the Canuck blue West-leading Rams to 10-5, defense has been opportunistic all Manchester Auxiliary Police and Church, Wethersfield. Burial was WASHINGTON (AP) - A former discussed the movements and prison. Punt 1940s. but she later made numerous team to understand what it takes to The division title will be at stake season.” Fum was a former member of the Old in St, B ern ard ’ s C em etery, Wall Street Journal reporter who prospects of various stocks. Carpenter, the other defendant in the puck at the end of his stick as line. appearances on television. She was win,” said Coach Craig Ramsay ” ! in the regular-season finale Friday San Francisco led the N FL with Pent Guard of Manchester and the Rockville. profited by investing in stocks he He was convicted of fraud for the case, was placed on three years Vancouver’s Rich Sutter (15) tries to TImi Mrs. Dowell on "Peyton Place” and think we’ve got a problem with night when the Rams visit San 43 takeaways and 34 interceptions Knights of Columbus. He was a Memorial donations may be was writing about today won a revealing the subject matter of probation. Carpenter was a news Miss Faversham on “Family players probably assuming we’re a Francisco. going into Sunday’s game, while communicant of the Church of the made to the Jimmy Fund, 44 Binney hearing before the Supreme Court some columns in advance to two cierk at the Wall Street Journal who with Quebec, four behind the Affair.” pretty good team and we’re going to Ruff’s goal, which came 22 seconds Dean E vason’s goal with 1; 33 left on New England. 10-5, can win the New England’s 19 turnovers were RL Assumption. St.. Boston. Mass. 02115. in his bid to overturn his fraud stockbrokers, Peter Brant and served primarily as a messenger division-leading Boston Bruins, Ham get our share of wins just going out after Dana Murzyn had moved the a pretty feed from Ulf Samuelsson AFC East championshipby beating the fewest in the league. , Dick Besides his wife, he is survived by conviction. Kenneth Felis. The stockbrokers between Winans and the who are 16-11-4 for 36 points. and playing freelance hockey. We Whalers to within one at 3-2, was the allowed the Whalers to escape with Miami next Monday night or by “ You can’t give the ball away like PA a son, Roland Cormier of South The court said it will hear shared most of $690,000 in invest­ stockbrokers. Montreal is in second place at I OS . Henry Winston can’t do that.” key. a point, A week earlier the V^alers tying if Cincinnati beats the New we did.” Patriots’ Coach Raymond Windsor; three daughters, Doris arguments that Foster Winans and ment profits with Winans and his Federal prosecutors said Winans 15-13-4 for 34 points. The Whalers RE Mary Dzura MOSCOW (AP) - Henry Win­ Ramsay said the loss to the "The fourth goal was a killer,” lost to Detroit at home. “ We didn’t York Jets, 10-5, on Sunday. If the Berry said. “ That’s the way we win .tare Hanlon of Palm Beach Gardens, two others wrongly were convicted former roommate, David Carpen­ misappropriated confidential infor­ and Bruins meet Thursday night in ston. longtime chairman of the Nordiques "was as low as you can said Evans, whoalsogot goals from get up for the BVancouver and Patriots lose, they still could gain a games, and that’s the way anybody Oovi Mary (Lucyk) Dzura, 93, of in a case involving free-press rights ter, receiving about $31,000 in mation from the Journal, which has Prull Fla., Pauline Jones of Manchester Communist Party USA, died on go. It can’t get much worse. Before Mike McEwen and John Anderson. Detroit games or whatever it Boston. wild-card berth if two of three loses them.” and Lorraine Sabatello of North Bluefield Drive, widow of Max and interpretation of federal secur­ kickbacks from the brokers. rules barring reporters from trad­ l: 121. Friday in Moscow after a brief tonight’s game, they talked it over “ We got it to 3-2, and they came takes,” Evans said. “ We shouldn’t Doug Smith, who along with Ruff, teams — Kansas City, Seattle and Turnovers weren’t the whole Tyrn Palm Beach. Fla.; four sisters. Dzura, died Saturday at Manches­ ities laws. Brant became the government’s ing in stocks they are writing about illness. He was 75. about last night’s game and what it back and made it 4-2.” waste points like that. It’s very rookie Jeff Parker and Nonn Cincinnati — lose their season story. Ml Anna Villineuve. Maria Ponte. ter Memorial Hospital. Arguments in the case are not key witness. Felis was convicted or disclosing the subjects of forth­ A son of Mississippi share­ meant.” But the Sabres, Evans said, are disappointing. It’s not to say we’re finales. For the fourth time in five weeks, Marguerite Marrotte and Cecile Born in Austria, she came to the expected to take place until next and sentenced to six months in coming articles. Lacombe scored for Buffalo, said croppers, Winston became active in Added captain Lindy Ruff, who “ a better team than they’ve shown, automatically supposed to beat the Sabres ’ ’are not out of it. That’s a spot they could have the 49er defense held an opponent td sea Lapalme. all in Massachusetts; United States in 1911 and settled in autumn, with a decision iikely in the Unemployed Councils during scored what proved to be the wipner and tonight they came out them. The other team has some­ locked up by beating Cincinnati or 267 yards or less. And the offense and 16 grandchildren. Manchester, where she had lived 1988. the Depression and later in the in the second period; "It could have smokin’ .’ ’ thing to say about it.” “ We’ve got a homestand coming San Francisco in their last two Seat The funeral will be Tuesday at for the last 68 years. She was a Winans, sentenced to 18 months San Southern Negro Youth Congress been easy for us to pack our bags It was not a good weekend for the up. and I think the next 30 days are games. They did neither. Please turn to page 13l 10:30 a m. at the John F. Tierney member of St. Michael’s Ukrainian in prison, was one of the Wali Street before joining the Communist again and let Hartford come out. Whalers as they had to rally Hartford, which had an opportun­ very important,” he said. Funeral Home. 219 W Center St!, Catholic Church of Hartford. Journal reporters who took turns Party. He served in the U.S. Army NEW But we kept fighting and Saturday night to pull out a 2-2 tie ity to move up in the Adams Hartford and Buffalo meet again followed by a mass at 11 a.m. at the She is survived by a son, Joseph writing its “ Heard on the Street” Division standings, is now 14-9-4 for in the European theater during struggling.” with the lowly Vancouver Canucks Wednesday night at the Civic Church of the Assumption. Burial Dzura of Manchester: two daugh­ column from August 1982 through World War II. Hartford Coach Jack Evans said at the Civic Center in Hartford. 32 points and tied for third place Center in Hartford, will be in St. James Cemetery. ters, Nellie J. Reichle of South March 1984. The daily feature 1987 CAVALIERS Memorial donations may be Windsor and Stella Fonfara of 4 '/ made to the American Cancer Hartford; 10 grandchildren and Society or the Church of the seven great-grandchildren. She Assumption Memorial Fund. was pr^eceased by a son, Adam Dzura. GIFT IDEAS AFC playoff picture is one big mess Se The funeral will be Tuesday at 39'' WOODEN SLED *24.99 8:45 a m. from the South Green Isabella Botticello Miami and the Raiders, both 8-7. If game, Cleveland’s plan was ob­ Memorial Home. 43 Wethersfield PEDOMETER *16.99 Bv Barry Wllner the Raiders win against Indianapo­ vious — throw bombs, force the Isabella (Cardillicho) Botticello. Ave,, Hartford, with a mass of The Associated Press SWISS ARMY KNIFE * 4.99 lis and Seattle, Cincinnati and action and try to outdo the N F L’s 87. of 89 Spencer St., died Friday at Christian burial at 9:.30 a.m. in St. NFL Roundup Kansas City lose, they make the hottest attack. The Browns did just a local convalescent home. She was Michael’s Ukrainian Catholic METAL WAGON *17.99 Not every team in the AFC has a playoffs. And if the Raiders and that, beginning with Bemie Kosar’s the widow of Vito Botticello. Church. Burial will be in St. John shot at the playoffs heading into the Born in Italy, she lived in STADIUM SEAT *13.99 them from the top of the N FL to a those other teams are beaten and 66-yard pass to Reggie Langhome th e Baptist Cemetery. last week of the N FL season. It only First Manchester for many years. She *39.99 “p 4 Door, Auto Trans, Power Steering, Air 10-5 record and a tie with New Miami downs New England, the at the outlet. Glastonbury. BAUER SKATES seems that way. ” We wanted to set the tempo, and Rust was a member of the Ladies of the Conditioning, Front Wheel Drive, Stereo & More While the NFC has made things England for first place in the AFC Dolphins get in. Post 10" TRICYCLE *29.99 I think we did that by going deep.” Rete Assumption. simple, the AFC playoff picture is East, were handed a wild-card slot The NFC avoided all of that stock •6382 Kosar said. “ We felt we could go Conn She is survived by five sons, SCOOTERS *89.99 pp one big jigsaw puzzle with a few when Kansas City beat the Los wildness when Minnesota lost to Sact Houston 23-10 and Dallas was upset after them and we wanted to attack ) l ! i , Thomas Botticello of Lebanon! pieces missing. Not only are the Angeles Raiders 20-17 on Sunday. Pum UNICYCLE *49.99 25 IN STOCK them. We didn’t attack them in the Furr Paul Botticello of South Windsor, THANKSGIVING Identities of three of the six The day before, the Jets were 23-21 by Philadelphia. Combined first game (a 30-13 loss).” Pern Joseph Botticello. Anthony Botti­ PLASTIC SLED * 6.99 conference playoff teams a mys­ beaten by Pittsburgh 45-24. with the 49ers’ victory, the five Tlmi NOVENA TO ST. JUDE Cincinnati, which had five cello and Henry Botticello. all of O holy St. Jude, Apostle and mar­ tery but the methods by which they The defending AFC champion postseason berths were secured. DARTBOARD 10.99 “p straight 400-yard games in which it Manchester: two daughters, Ca­ tyr, great In virtue and rich In mira­ can earn positions in the chase for Patriots fell to San Francisco 29-24 The Giants, 27-7 winners over St. had averaged 29 points, was held to mille Birge and Connie Shea, both cles; near kinsman of Jesus Christ, BUCK KNIVES *14.00 pp the Super Bowl are equally and must beat Miami next Monday Louis, reign in the East, with of Manchester; a brother, Anthony faithful Intercessor of all who In­ >300 REBATE night to win the East. If they lose, Washington the host wild-card 283 yards after gaining 584 a week voke your special partronage In EXERCISE EQUIPMENT mystifying. ago against the Patriots. • Cardillicho of Wethersfield; a step­ The Cleveland Browns won the the Jets get the division title no team. Chicago, which is in Detroit time of need. To you I have re­ tonight, owns the Central crown. brother. Daniel Cardillicho of course from the depth of my heart ON ALL NEW CAVALIERS AFC Central title on Sunday with a matter what they do in Cincinnati Chiefs 20, Raiders 17 The 49ers are a half-game behind Windsor: two stepsisters. Carmella and humbly beg to whom Qod has 34-3 rout of the Cincinnati Bengals. on Sunday. Turnovers also cost the Raiders, ’ Pusching and Matilda DiBartho- given such great power to come to THRU JAN. 5th the Rams, who lost 37-31 to Miami in Because life is not a spectator sport'.' If the n-4 Browns beat San Diego Kansas City can nail down a who lost the ball seven times. Two lomew. both of East Hartford: 2.3 my assistance. Help me In my pre­ wild-card berth by winning at overtime, in the West, and they sent and urgent petition. In return I next week, they will have the of those turnovers came in the final grandchildren: and 24 great­ home-field advantage for all of Pittsburgh next weekend. Cincin­ meet Friday night. The winner grandchildren promise to make your name known “A Good Place to Buy a Car" avoids the wild-card game, the period, when a fumble by Napoleon and cause you to be Invoked. (FREESTYLE BIKES) their conference playoff contests. nati must beat the Jets to have a McCallum was recovered by Tim The funeral will he Tuesday at loser travels to Washington. Say three "Our Fathers, Three The Denver Broncos already chance at a wild card, Seattle, Cofield and Kevin Ross intercepted 9: .30 a m from the John E Tierney Open Mon. Dec. 22 & Tues. Dec. 23 to 10 p.m. Also on Sunday, it was Indianapo­ Hall Marys and Qlorlas.” Publica­ CHEVROLET have the AFC West title and they which took San Diego 34-24 on a Jim Plunkett pass. Funeral Home. 219 W Center St., tion must be promised. St. Jude lis 24, Buffalo 14; Green Bay 21. Ri OPEN CHRISTMAS EVE to 8:00 P.M. clinched the NFC East champion­ Sunday, needs a win over Denver “ Our defense played a great AP photo followed by a mass of Christian pray for us and all who Invoke your Tampa Bay 7; and New Orleans 14, 2 Main St.. Manchester ship for the New York Giants by next Saturday to stay alive for a fourth quarter ,-and our offense aid. Amen. This novena has never CARTER CO., INC. Atlanta 9. burial at 10 am at the Church of the'* been known to fall. I have had my beating Washington 31-30 on wild card. San Francisco’s Roger Craig (33) is taken down by New Assumption Burial will be in St. e4$-ri11 646-$M8 made the plays it had to make.” request granted. Open Dally 9-0 P.M. Saturday. The tiebreaker combinations are Browns 34, Bengals 3 England’s Toby Williams (90) in their NFL game Sunday James Cemetery Calling hours are J.N.L. FARR’S 1229 SAW ITRKT • MAkCkESTER • The New York Jets, mired in a such that they could result in From the opening play of the Please turn to page IS today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. four-game slide that has taken almost anyone getting in, including in Foxboro. The 49ers won. 29-24. I MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Dec. 15. 1986 — 13 16 - M \t - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Dec. 15. 1986 AFC playoff picture is a mess

SCOREBOARD Contlnnetl from page 11 out by an offsides penalty, and club-record 292 combined yards. losing streak. The Saints fell behind three plays later, Marino hit Duper His scoring run was the NFL’s 9-7 on All Haji-Sheikh’s 43-yard Chiefs Coach John Mackovic said in the end zone. longest this year. field goal with 5:39 to play, then Devils 4, Canaillani 2 as his team moved into position for Slinti 27, Cirdlnils 7 win, lose & DREW "W e’re still in it, but we’re not the Still, Dallas dropped to 7-8 and drove 75 yards In 12 plays for the its first piayoff appearance in 15 type to kid anybody,” Miami Coach saw the end of its streak of 20 1 0 1— 2 winning score. Football Hockey Montreal ypars. Don Shula said of the Dolphins’ consecutive winning seasons, the The Saints then had to stop an n . Louis 8 0 0 7— 7 ■ ■■■■ WIBVT . ^ ^ ^ i Bv Pai N.Y. GlOIrtS 7 to 3 7— 27 Rrst Period— 1, Montreal, Corson 8 Oilers 23, Vikings 10 playoff chances. “We realize it’s longest such active streak In Atlanta drive, which they did as First Quortar lie (Richer, Walter), 2:13. Z New Jemev, the thinnest of thin opportunities." professional sports. It’s only the Rickey Jackson got his fourth sack Heroic NYG— Morris 2 run (Allegre kick), meaMliNSSeKQH Summon 10 (Adams, Hlemer), 4:38. 3, Three fieid goais by Tony Zende- NHLstandIngi third time in 20 years Dallas failed 10:21 New Jersey, V e rti^ 18 (Muller, Dfjver), Seahawkt 34, Chatgera 24 of the game, dumping Turk Scho­ stindlngs Jas and five Minnesota turnovers to qualify for the playoffs. BOL' Second Quortsr 18:17. P e n a lty -C Ire lla , N J (h ig h- were the difference. Warren Moon nert for a 6yard loss to the Saints’ NYG— Morris 3 run (Allegre kick), WALES CONFERENCE sticking), 19:99. . , „ T The Seahawks’s chances are thin, ^arterback Matt Cavanaugh 11. Atlanta appeared to get off have tr AMKRICAN CONraRWOE 11:21 PatiKR DWlsien Second Period— 4, New Jersey, LolMlle7- hit Ernest Givins with a 10-yard too, even though they are one of the threw two touchdown, passes to Just NYG— FG Allegre 3 , 14:49 W L T Ptl O F GA (Brotten, AAacLeon), 10:3. touchdown pass and Alien Pinkett another pass, on which Schonert hit W L T Ret. PR RA Third Quarter Philadelphia 3 7 2 46 13 76 Kordic, Mon (hooking), 3:56; CIrella, N J league’s hottest teams. Quarter­ Kenny Jackson, including the second scored on a 1-yard run for Houston. Charlie Brown in the end zone, but V N Y. Jets W 5 0 .M7 343 334 N Y G -F G Allegre 23,11:30 Pittsburgh 15 11 4 34 117 103 (delay of game), 11:01; Lemleux, Mon back Dave Krieg threw four touch­ game-winner with 3:57 to play. officials ruled that time had ex­ uses fo New Engkind 10 5 0 .667 370 30 Fourth Quarter N Y Islanders 16 12 2 34 116 103 (tripping), 12:18; Broten, NJ (hooking), Tommy Kramer, the NFL’s down passes, two in the fourth pired before the play began. was fo Viom l 8 7 0 .533 403 371 StL— (ireen 15 pass from Mitchell New Jersey 14 14 2 X 116 135 16:55. top-rated passer at 93.7 percent, fiuftalo 4 11 0 .37 30 333 (Schubert kick), 8:23 N Y Rangers 10 13 6 26 114 124 Third Period— 5, Montreal, Carbonneou quarter, and Seattle won its fourth Packers 21, Bucs 7 former Indianapolis 2 13 0 .133 199 376 N Y (5 -M o rrls 1 run (Allegre kick). Washington 10 15 6 26 94 118 10 (Corson), 8:31,6, New_Jersey, M o c l ^ , completed three of 13 passes for 47 straight. Colts 24, Bills 14 Enfielc Ctntrol 13:n Adams DWMen 14 (Brotten), 18:12. Penottles— Kordic, yards before leaving the game late San Diego’s Dan Fouts moved Green Bay sacked Tampa Bay route t r Clevetond 11 4 0 .733 344 293 A— 75 X I. Boston 16 11 4 36 110 95 Mon (boarding) 7 5:27; Carbonneou/Mon Indianapolis, which lost its first in the second quarter with a bruised into second place on the N F L ’s quarterback Steve Young seven Saturd nndnnatl 9 6 0 .600 357 373 AAoptreal 15 13 4 34 111 104 (hooking)/6:20; DonevkOr NJ (cross­ 13 games this year, has won both of Pittsburgh 6 9 0 .400 288 312 StL NYG Hartford 14 9 4 3 3 86 checking)/11:52. ^ AA elbow. all-time passing yardage list. Fouts times, while Randy Wright com­ Enfi( tiouston 4 11 0 .37 258 323 Shots on goal— 'AAontreol 5-9*10— 24. New its games under Coach Ron Meyer. First downs 15 X Quebec 14 14 4 3 113 97 completed 21 of 38 passes for 237 pleted 14 of 25 passes for 190 yards points West Rushes-yards 2044 47-251 Buffalo 6 » 4 16 93 13 Jersey 11-11-6— 28. * a- s « Dolphins 37, Rams 31 The victory over Buffalo moved the >1 Denver 11 4 0 .733 32 286 62 Power-ploy Opportunities— Montreal 0 yards and a touchdown to push his to join Lynn Dickey as the only three-f Passing IX CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Dan Marino continued to domi­ Colts behind Tampa Bay in the Kansas CUv 9 6 0 .600 334 307 Return Yards 74 X Nerrtt Dlvlslen of 4; New Jersey 0 of 4. ^ „4 career yardage total to 40,287, players in Green Bay history to Stone i Seattle 9 6 0 .600 33 277 St. Louis 12 12 5 3 96 106 Goalies— Montreal/ Hayword ( » s t ^ - 2 4 nate defenses— even one as solid as order for next year’s N FL draft. Comp-Att-Int 21-251 5214) surpassing Johnny Unitas, who had pass for more than 3,000 yards in a game I. A. Raiders 8 7 0 .533 299 316 Sacked-Yords Lost 948 6 X Toronto 12 13 4 M 98 103 saves). New Jersey/ Chevrier (24-22). the Rams have. Marino threw for Gary Hogeboom ran for one San Diego 4 11 0 .37 318 349 Punts 5 X 542 Minnesota 12 13 3 3 117 112 A-^,809. .. . been second at 40,239. Fran Tarken- season. Tom V five touchdowns, including the touchdown and passed for 318 yards NATIONAL OONRERENCe Fumbles-Lost 51 52 Detroit 10 13 5 3 85 3 Peferee— Bob Myers. Linesmen— Atork ton is the N F L ’s all-time leader Wright, Gerry Ellis and Paul Ott three East Penaltles-Yards 944 610 Chicago 8 17 6 3 13 I X Pare/ Ray Scapinello. winning score of 20 yards to Mark and two other scores for the Colts. with 47,003 yards. Carruth ran for touchdowns. picked V N Y. Giants 13 2 0 .37 316 212 Tim e of Possession X:24 X:X Smythe DIvltlen Duper 3; 04 into overtime. Hogeboom. who came off injured •/Woshngtn 11 4 0 .733 347 282 Edmonton 20 11 1 41 144 112 The loss before a Tam pa Stadium Victor! 49ars 29, Patriots 24 Ollara 23. Vikings 10 Fiyar84,Jeta1 reserve a week ago, sneaked one Ltollos 7 8 0 .37 33 313 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Calgary 17 13 1 X 115 116 Marino threw for 403 yards, crowd of 30,099 was the sixth The Phlladelpha 5 9 1 .37 312 291 RUSHING— St. Louis, Mitchell 1146, Winnipeg 15 13 2 3 IDS 104 Eagles 23, Cowboys 21 yard for one touchdown and passed completing 29 of 46 passes, with straight for the 2-13 Bucs. who were intimd St Louis 3 11 1 .233 197 334 Ferrell 6-23, Lomax 3-15. New York Giants, Son Frondsco 7 9 0 13— 29 Minnesota 0 7 0 3— 10 Los Angeles 13 17 2 » 13 140 Phltadetphla 3 I 0 -4 three of the scores going to Duper. Philadelphia won its first division one yard to Tim Sherwin for Central Morris 28-179, Carthon 8-M, Simms 410, Houston 3 to 0 15-23 Vancouver 9 19 3 21 13 13 booed and pelted with lemons by the AP photo teams, 10 0 7 7— M WInniPM • ' game of the year despite a another. He completed 23 of 33 y Chloogo 12 2 0 .857 312 164 Anderson 3-9, Galbreoth 1-7, Rouson 2-6, FIrtt Quarter FIrtt Quorlor Saturday's Games Rrst Period— 1, Philadelphia, Kerr 3 The Dolphins took the kickoff to crowd. one-sic N'innesota 8 7 0 .5 » 365 256 Johnson 1-6. NE— Eason 8 pass to Boty (Franklin Hou— FG Zendelos 31,11:3 N.Y. Islanders 4, New Jersey 2 (P o u lin ) , 4:41. 2, Philadelphia, begin overtime. Miami started sensational performance by Her- passes. SJetrolt 5 9 0 .357 258 290 Joe Morris (20) of the Giants heads for open territory in parent PASSINCt—St. Louis, Lomax 20-27-1-153, kick)/ 2*59 Second Quarter Vancouver 2, Hartford 2, tie McCrImmon 3 (Poulin), 10:46 (pp). 3, from its own 25-yard line, and a schel Walker. The Cowboys run­ Saints 14, Falcons 9 Buffalo quarterback Jim Kelly Green Bay 4 11 0 .37 2 » 363 Mitchell 1-1-0-15. New York Giants, SF-^rlbbs 3 run (Werschlng kick), Min— Rice 32 pass from Kramer Quebec 7, Buffalo 0 Philadelphia, Kerr 23 (Poulin, Carson), findinf 1 ampa Bay 2 13 0 .133 222 452 ning back ran 84 yards for a Dave Wilson scored on a 6-yard was shaken up early in the game Sunday’s game against the Cardinais at Giants’ Stadium. Simms 5-21-0^. 10:25 (C.Nelson kick), 2:22 Toronto 3, Pittsburgh Z O T 12:3. Penalties— Tocchet, Phi (roughing), 35-yard run by Ron Davenport put Bolton West R E C E IV IN C ^ t. Louis, Green 540, NE— FG Franklin 41, 12:3 Hou— GIvIns 10 pass from Moon (Zende- Boston 4, Montreal 2 1:m; MacLean, Win (roughing), 1:08; touchdown, caught a scoring pass bootleg run with 1:55 left as New and sat out much of the second and V L.A. Rams 10 5 0 .37 295 243 the Dolphins at the Rams’ 32. An Morris rushed for 179 yards and three TDs as the 1986 E Ferrell 5 3 , Mitchell 525, J.T . Smith 422, Minnesota 5, Philadelphia 4 of plaj Second Quarter las kick), 8 :3 Tocchet, Phi (hIgh-stIckIng), 6 :X ; Mar­ apparent interception was wiped for 84 yards and compiled a Orleans snapped a three-game third quarters. y-Sn Francsoo 9 5 1 .633 350 233 Marsh 2-27. New York Giants, Bavaro 242, SF— Craig 1 run (kick failed), 9:18 Hou— FG Zendelos 33,13:10 Chlcogo 4, St. Louis 4, tie tin, Win (high-sticking), 9:19; Tocchet, NFC East Division champs romped, 27-7. arena, New Orleans 7 8 0 .37 271 254 Robinson 1-19, Johnson 1-15, McConkey 1-6. SF— FG Werschlng 46, 13:55 Fourth Quarter Calgary 6, Los Angeles 3 Phi (hooking), 11 :X ; Ellett, Win (hooking), ity for Atlanta 6 8 1 .433 260 274 Third Quarter Hou— FG Zendelos 3 , 4 :3 Sunday's Games 11 :X ; Kerr, Phi (slashing), 13:42. )«llnctied division title MISSED FIELD (X)ALS— St. Louis, NE— Collins 4 run (Franklin kick), 5:52 Min— F G C.Nelson 40, 8:01 N.Y. Rangers 3, Washington 1 Second Period— 4, Philadelphia, Zezel 15 home) vIce Hockey RASTRRN CONFERENCE Tuesday's Games Big East standings I.Nev.-Las Veos (48) M 12M 1 Frostburg St. 76, Lvnchburg75 Hobart HoUdoy Ctasslc Teurnoment 8 3 , Wilkins 513, Kelly 1-5, Harmon Llndsev-McCmbr,$138m 65656388— 258 Referee— Dan AAorouelll. Linesmen— I . Purdue (12) 1146 3 Chrii Sea SD Manchester vs. Fermi (Enfield Twins Attanttc Ohrtslen Boston at New York, 7 :X p.m. Big East Conference O'oll Galloudet69, Shenandoah 58 Championship INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Mmlnus 5). Indlanopolls, Wamsiev Cromer-Jones, $13800 65658585— 258 Jerry Pateman, Gerard Gauthier. Utah at Washington, 7 :X p.m. 3.lowa 50 1101 4 Upsala 97, Hobart 83 toda; First downs 74 73 RUSHING— Green Bay, Corruth 11-56, 9 X , McMillan 153, Brooks 2-7, Bentley Rink), 8:10 p.m. W L Pet. OB w L W L Gannon 77, ^In b o ro X Brlggs-Rlnker, 3,075 65618869— 260 — Detroit at Atlanta, 7 :X p.m. 4.North Clarolino 51 1031 5 Third Ploco Rushes-yards 45140 2585 Suffleld vs. East Catholic (Bolton Ice' Boston 14 7 .467 St. John's 1 0 5 0 (Xneseo St. 85, Rochester Tech 67 the ti Ellis 1549, Davis 7-31, Stanley 1-19, Ellerson 53, Hogeboom 1-1. Couples-Donald, $9875 686566-64— 2(0 1 L.A. Lakers at Cleveland, 7 :X p.m. S.llllnols (1) Z"? S J S Cose Western 83, N.Y. Poly 63 Passing 286 2X 2-17, Wright 54. Tampa Bay, Howard 153, PASSING— Buffalo, Kelly 1911-1881, Palace), 8:15 p.m. Philadelphia 13 8 .419 Villanova 1 0 5 2 Georgetown 82, Arizona 74 Bolllng-Fabel, 3875 65656567— 260 Rruin8B,Nordiquaa2 10 11 .476 4 Philadelphia at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. 6.Auburn (2) 55 Z in Pc Return Yards 76 12 Springs 749, Young 519. Reich 187-890. Indlonopolls, Hogeboom M ost-P w les, 3875 60898867— 260 Washington Syracuse 0 0 7 0 Gordon 58, Salve Regina51 Comp-Att-Int 1521-0 21-38-1 THURSDAY 5 18 .217 10 New Jersey at Chlcogo, 8:X p.m. 0 0 5 0 7.0klahomo ^ 9 Hartford 73, Cent. norlda52 PASSINCt—Green Boy, Wright 14255 35253188. Cochron-Gonzalez, X,43 61-66-6886— New York Georgetown 8.lndlana 51 *W 2 How top twonty (arod Sacked-Yords Lost 519 2-17 Bofton 2 1 3 -6 Girts Basketball New Jersey 4 18 .182 10’/j Son Antonio at Dallas, 8 :X p.m. 0 0 5 1 Harvard W, Manhattan X Th 190, Fusing 5550. Tampa Bay, Young RECEIVING — Buffalo, Reed 887, Bur­ XI Phoenix at Houston, 8 :X p.m. Providence 9.Syrocuse 7-0 682 12 Punts 2-41 5 X 15251-104, DeBerg 4151-76. kett 5145, Bell 5 3 , Riddick 52, Teal 1-9, ---- 1 1 6—2 East Hampton at Cheney Tech, 6 p m Central Division Boston College 0 0 6 1 Indiana, Pa. 76, PItt.-Johnstown 66 Blazi Lewls-Rummells, X 8 3 66848685— X I 18 4 .818 — Golden State at L.A. Clippers, 10:X 10.<3eorgetown 50 *72 13 How the top twenty teamInTheAssocloted Fumbles-Lost 1-0 (M) R ECEIVIN(5—Green Boy, Stanley 563, Metzeloars 18, Wilkins 18. Indlonpolls, Mudd-O'Grady, X 8 3 65856568— X I Rrst Period— 1, Quebec, DeLorme Bolton at Cromwell, 7:X p.m. Atlanta Pittsburgh 0 0 4 1 Jersey City St. 94, Trenton St. 77 fourt PerKtlhes-Yards 7-53 6-50 (LoFrenlere, A. Stostny), 2 :3 . 2, Boston, Milwaukee 15 8 .6S2 3'/» p.m. 0 1 3 4 I I. N o w 51 5K 10 Kutztown74, West Chester 64 Press' college basketball poll fared Sunday: Ivery 3-40, COrruth 512, Loftpn 5 3 , Moffitt Bouza 7-79, McMillan 8 3 , Wamsiev 545, Adam^Brvant, X83 69656089^X1 Wrestllna Connecticut 12. N. Carolina St. 51 539 15 Time of Possession 31:11 26:49 Larson 6 (Bouroue, Courtnall),9:3 (pp). 3, Cheney Tech ot Terryvllle, 6 p.m Detroit 10 8 .556 6 Denver at Sacramento, 10:X p.nl. 0 1 4 1 La Solle79, Malne*6 6 nigh! 1-3, Ellis 1-12, Ross 1-7. Tampa Bay, AAagee Boyer 5 X , Beach 5 3 , Brooks 545, Sherwin Seton Hoi I Hoyes-Sulllvan, X 8 3 65686567— X I Boston, Grodin 4 (Johnston), l i ; 3s 11 11 .500 7 Seattle at Portland, 10:X p.m. 13. Kansas 51 <04 14 1. Nevodo-Los Vegos (50) did not 445, Springs 4-31, Carter 546, Dunn 1-34, - . Bovs Swimming Indiana Loyola, Md. 96, St. Francis, Pa. X 1 1 Gllder-lnmon, X 8 3 64686869— X I (sh). Penalties— Moller, Que (holding), V/7 wednesdav's Games 14. Plttsburgh 51 391 17 ploy. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Heflln1-15,Howord1-9. MISSED FIELD (JOALS-Buffalo, Nor­ Bowmon-Ogrln, $3860 65656389— 262 East Catholic at Middletown, 3:X Chicago 10 11 .474 Solurdav's Results Maine Maritime 87, Malne-Fort Kent 85, "P RUSH I N<5— Seattle, Warner 2893, Wllll- 9:14; Theltn, Bos (cross-checking), 9;4i; p.m. 9 11 .450 8 Indlona at Boston, 7 :X p.m. 15.St. John's 50 — 2. Indiana (51) did not ploy. wood 46. Indlonopolls, BlasuccI 3 , X . Koch-Purtzer, 3860 62857187— X2 Cleveland Villanova *6, UConn 51 16.(Xorgla Tech 62 2*0 16 20T anyb omslO-43, Krleg 46, Lane5(mlnus1),Morris Miller, Bos (slashing), 15:3. Cleveland at Philadelphia, 7 :X p.m. St. John's 70, U C L A 63 Marl$t72,Hof$tra71 3. Purdue (50) did not ploy. Burns-LevI, 3860 68666666— 262 Second Period— 4, Boston, McCarthy 13 WESTERN CONFERENCE Utah at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. 1^-UCLA 61 X6 11 4. Iowa (8-0) did not ploy. playc Mmlnus 1). San Diego, Adams 1866, Gardner-Moltble, 3860 69666067— 262 FRIDAY Syracuse 99, Canislus 67 Medgor Evers81, RomopoM Spencer 7-16, Anderson 1-3. (Bouroue), 5:11. 5, Quebec, Rochefort 3 Boys Basketball Mhhwtt OlvMan Phoenix at Son Antonio, 8 :X p.m. (Seoroetown 82, Arizona 74 18. Kentuckv 61 208 19 5. North Carolina (51) did not play. befor P A SSIN G — Seattle, Krleg 1521-0- Bowling Brooks-Mogee, 3860 65686568— 262 (Ashton, MIddendorf), 10:M. Penalties— 19. DePaul 50 201 — Villanova 66, Connecticut 51 6. Illinois (7-0) did not ploy. Edwords-Edwrds, 3 ,1 X 71856189— 23 Manchester at Windham, 7:30 Utah 12 Z 'S ~ Pittsburgh 78, West Virginia 57 X . Temple 7-1 197 -— W. Virginia St. 89, West Liberty K schei lOS.San Diego, Fouts 3-381-23. Boutlller, Bos, mlnor-malor (Instigator, East Hampton at Cheney Tech, 7:X Dallas 14 8 — Seton Hall 109,' Rutgers 81 7. Auburn (50) did not ploy. RECEIVING — Seattle, Lorgent 496, fighting), 11:07; Glllls, Que (cross­ Bolton at Cromwell, 7:X Houston 9 11 .450 4 Trallblazars 134. Mavericks 100 Others receiving votes: Arkansas IX ; 8. Western Kentucky (7-3) did not and Rec basketbaD Sunday's Result Aloboma 107; Duke X ; Western Kentucky SkansI 4 3 , Butler 575, Turner 1-3, checking), 11:07; Thelln, Bos (holding), VInal Tech at Coventry, 7:X Denyer 10 13 .4X 4'/i Boston College 71, Holy Cross 62 Sunday's collaga hoop scoros ploy. catci Warner 1-10. San Diego, Winslow 8105, 16:57. Son Antonio 6 15 .m 7% 66; TulsaX; OhloStateX; Florida StateX; 9. Oklahomo (51) did not ploy. U.8. MIxad Girls Basketball DALLAS 080) .. Wednesday's Game O r e ^ State X ; Clemson 19; Florida 18; certa Chandler 5 3 , Johnson 5 3 , Anderson 521, Third Period— 6, Boston, Neely 11 (Lar­ Windham at Manchester, 7:X Sacramento 6 16 .273 8 American at Georgetown 10. N o w (51) did not ploy. son, Pedersen), :57. 7, Boston, Crowder 8 paettte Division Aguirre 615 86 X , Perkins 6 » 64 13, lowa State 12; Louisville 12; Wyoming 11; 11. UCLA (61) did not play. Holohon 514, Adams 1-2. Bill Riley 201-208, Georeo Cappalla Transactions Berlin at East Catholic, 7 p.m. Donaldson 65 57 12, Blackman 61* 63 12, Thursday's M m e EAST Th MISSED FIELD GOALS— None. (Simmer, Larson), 2:17 (pp). 8, Boston, L.A. Lokers 16 5 .Wa — VlllonovaS; Cleveland State7; Vanderbllt7; Boston Coll. 71, Holy Cross 67 12. Syrocuse (7-0) did not ploy. 211,Vln Urban 205235-53, Tom Burton Pae Wea Harper 68 1-2 7, Wood 611 62 8, Japan Bowl: Boston College vs. SMU M a r a u d 6; Houston 5; Texos-EI Paso 4; in tl 262-569, Fred KozIckI 202-569, Dave Fenn McCarthy 14, 4:X . Penalty— AAoller, Que SATURDAY Golden State 13 9 .591 3 A Friday's Game Mt. SI. AAarv't, N.Y. 91, Steven's Bible 81 13. Grorgetown (50) did not ploy. Celtics 77 (M ike Rivera 8, Ben Berte7, (Interference), 1:X. Portland 14 10 . » 3A Schrempt 68 57 *• Jonolev 67 60 4, Utah 4; Arizona 3; Memphis State 3; 14. Kansas (51) did not play. playr 225225626, Ed Wilson 200, Vernon BOVS Basketball Davis62566, Wennlngton 1-4 64 5, Blob62 Seton Hall at Fordham Gina OrlowskI 4, Mike Hartnett 4) Jazz HOCKEY Seattle 11 9 .550 4'A California 2; La Salle 2; Louisiana State 2; Towson St. X , Shepherd 74 15. North Carolina St. (51) did not Jeroi Pecker 203, Bob Skoglund 211-564, Sue Shots on goal— Boston 17-512— 34. Quebec East Cothollc at South Catholic, 7-45 1-2 1. Totals 3687 3643 100. Saturday. Jan. 18 Go^mx Northeastern 2; St. Louis 2; Fullerton State Cote 460, Doreen LaChapelle 482, 19 (Pat Flynn, Mark Barbate, and Tate Notlonol Hockey League 767— 3 . p.m. Phoenix 11 11 no 5'/. Japan Bowl: Boston College vs. SOUTH ploy. Radio, TV Pasternak ployed well) ST. L()UIS BLUES— Announced sale of L.A. Clippers 4 17 .190 12 PORTLAND (IX) ^ 1; Georglal; Michigan 1. 16. Georglo Tch (52) lost to Louisiana bene Sharon Madore 507, Sheila Price 13- Power-ploy Opportunities— Boston 2 of Ice Hockey Carr 58 57 16, Vondeweghe 7-13 1-1 16, Georgia Tech Clemson 71, South Carolina 65 76ers 25 (Kevin Coughlin 14, Mike the club to a consortium led by Michael F 2; Quebec 0 of 4. Solurdav’t Garnet James AAodlson 71, Old Dominion *9 State 5649. addii 53, Donna Vrissis 19517553, Rose Shanahan. Manchester vs. Farmington (Hart­ Johnson 59 7-8 19, 61* 4-4 72, Rider at Providence Longtln 450, Ruth Urban 20913-584, Brown and Jeff Damon played well) Goalies— Boston, Keans ( 3 shots-X ford Arena), 9:45 p.m. Indiana 95, New Jersey 91 Saturday's collaga hoop scores Louisiana St. 52, (Xorgla Tech 49 17. Pittsburgh (51) did not ploy. Spurs 20 (Beth Mlzoras 6, Eric Barr 6, Porter 5115618, Paxson 5116213, K e ^ Fairfield at Syracuse Cl5 Alice Brown 18513-536, Linda Burton C A P I T A L S - saves). Quebec, AAalorchuk (30-74), Se- Fairfield Prep vs. East Catholic Atlanta 122, New York 110 Temple at Villanova WInthrop 63, MIomI, Fla. 55 18. Aloboma (62) did not play. Hand TONIGHT Chris Partyka and Erik Anderson Asslgned Pete Peeters, goaltender, to vlgny (6:04 third, 84). Boston 105, Washington 96 616 63 21, Jones 1-2 04) 2, Morhn 61 621, 19. Kentucky (61) did not ploy. 8:00 College basketboll: U C LA ys. 178466, Jenny Fenn 185461, Helen (Bolton Ice Palace), 9:15 p.m Holton 65 60 6, Engler 60600. Totals 51-92 Texas El-Paso at Georgetown EAST MIDWEST Moselsky 13-474, Millie Schaffer 454, played well) Lakers 16 (Jamie Lazzarls Binghamton of the American H o ^ e y A— 14,766. Detroit 119, L.A. Lakers 114 Missouri 97, Centenory 64 X . Arkonsos (51) did not ploy. Kenr Temple, USA Cable Wrestllna St. John's at Nlogora Albany, N.Y. 77, Hartwick 72, OT Ellle Wilson 487, Linda Cromwell 8, Jamie Savllonis, Kevin Replol, and Leogue. Recalled Al Jensen, goaltender, Referee— Andy Van Hellemond. Manchester Invitational Tourna­ Cleveland IX , Phllodelphia I X 36X1X. reboi 9:00 Lions vs. Bears, Channels 8, 40, Peter Lescoe played well) from Binghamton. uuortD 178476, Dlone Brennan 13-198539. Linesmen— Gord Broseker, Leon Sttrkle ment, 10 a.m. MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Hep 15. 1986 - 18 U - MAN< 14 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Dec. 15, 1986 Enfield’s experience Oklahoma, UNLV taking advantage of new rule Bv Dick Joyce Illinois 81, Princolon 88; Illinois 6-1. The Wolfpack broke a 46-46 tie The Assocloted Press made the first 11 shots of the second on Drummond’s three-point goal N C A A Hoop half to pull away from a 37-33 with 12:35 left and stayed in front. Don’t count Oklahoma’s Billy halftime lead and outscored Prin­ Pittsburgh 78, West Virginia 87: too much for MHS Tubbs among those college basket­ ceton 33-4 over a 10-minute stretch. Demetreus Gore scored 21 points ball coaches who want to throw out No. 14 Pittsburgh 78, West Virginia Auburn 107, 8W Louisiana 91; and Jerome Lane and Curtis Aiken the new three-point goal. 57; No. 18 Kentucky 71, Lamar 56; Auburn, 4-0, reached the 100-point had 16 apiece for Pittsburgh. It Bv Paul Otrlo —^will be made later in the week. the second period with assists from As far as run-and-gun proponent No. 19 DePaul 75, Louisville 68; and mark for the second consecutive gave Pitt a 4-1 record and dropped Herald Correspondent Enfield spent most of the evening freshmen Andy Gagnon and Luc ’Tubbs is concerned, he wants his No. 20 Temple 68, St. Bonaventure game as Jeff Moore led the way West Virginia to 5-1. pelting Indian goalie Brian Oat­ Larose. Enfield still led, 3-1. The seventh-ranked Sooners to keep 66. with 27 points and eight rebounds. Duka 76, Alabama 67: Freshman BOLTON — A young team might way, who stopped 48 of the 57 shots Larose line struck again seven shooting the long ones. No. 16 Georgia Tech lost 52-49 to 81. John's 70, UCLA 83: Shelton Phil Henderson and Tommy Am- have trouble in its first outing. on net. Oatway faced no less than 26 minutes later with freshman Scott “ I love the three-point shot. Louisiana State on Sunday night. Jones scored 21 points and Mark aker scored IS points apiece in Just ask Manchester High shots in the first period, saving all Winot tipping in a Larose pass at We’re going to start taking all our UNLV M, Nevada-Reno M: Jackson and Willie Glass each leading Duke. ’The Blue Devils second-year coach Eric Farno. who but three, while his counterpart, the left post to narrow the Raider shots out there,” Tubbs said with a Armon Gilliam scored a career- scored 14 points as St. John’s dealt trailed by as many as 13 points in uses four freshmen regularly, and Seth Rudolph, saw just one. lead to 4-2. Paggioli also drew an I < grin after Oklahoma made 11 shots high 32 points and grabbed 16 UCLA to its first defeat in four the first half. Henderson scored was forced to watch experienced, How’s that for openers? assist. from the 19-foot, 9-inch range in a rebounds and Paddio added 22 games and boosted its record to 6-0. seven points during a 23-4 spree former Division II state champ Hughes made it 4-3, but Enfield “ He stopped a lot of shots and 109-92 victory over Florida State points as Nevada-Las Vegas im­ Bruins star Reggie Miller scored which overtook Alabama, which Enfield High reel off 57 shots en roared back with five unanswered kept us in the game,” Farno said of Saturday night. proved jts record to 6-0. 16 of his 18 points in the second half. feil out of the Top Twenty. Alaba­ route to a 9-3 opening night victory goals to put the game out of reach the senior netminder. Also taking advantage of the “ Gilliam did a great job, but it UCLA Coach Walt Hazzard said ma’s Derrick McKey and Michael Saturday at the Bolton Ice Palace. for the young Indians. “Oatway kept them in the three-point goal is Gerald Paddioof was Paddio who killed us,” Reno Miller was subpar because of an Ansley each scored 17 points. Enfield, led by Scott Bedlow’s six game,” Enfield coach Phil Clarkin “ I ’m very happy with the way our top-ranked Nevada-Las Vegas. A Coach Sonny Allen said. Reno’s ankle injury suffered last week. L8U 82, Georgia Tech 49: points (2 goals. 4 assists), plus said. “ He was in the right place at young players played,” Farno said. 6-foot-7 junior college transfer, he is Boris King scored 24 points. 8yracuse 09, Canislut 87; Anthony Wilson scored 19 points three-goal hat tricks from Paul the right time. It could have been “ We got a lot of hustle out of emerging as the game’s mad Indiana B6, East Carolina 68: Freshman Derrick Coleman had 14 and team captain Nikita Wilson Stone and Dave Martin won its first over after the first 15 minutes.” everybody. It’s tough being a bomber. Daryl Thomas scored 22 points as points and six rebounds and returned to the lineup to lead LSU’s game of the season on the road. freshman against seniors.” Paddio missed four of five Indiana won its 13th consecutive blocked three shots and Sherman victory over Georgia Tech Sunday. Tom Ward contributed a goal and Manchester came within reach two-point goals, but made six of Indiana Classic after surviving an Douglas had 16 points for Syracuse, Nikita Wilson, declared academi­ three assists and Rusty Stone The MHS defensive corps, with­ midway through the second period eight from the three-point range in 86-85 scare North Carolina- 6-0. Coleman scored eight straight cally ineligible last January, picked up two assists for the out the services of veteran Ron I when Brian Hughes finished off a leading the unbeaten Runnin’ Reb­ points late in the first half to put the scored just six points, but his three victors. Smith who was out of town due to a Wilmington Friday night. Steve breakaway with a backhander. els to a 99-88 victory over Nevada- Alford added 14 points as the Orangemen in command. field goals came in a 10-4 spurt that The home crowd, usually an family illness, played well under That made it 4-3 in Enfield’s favor Reno. Hoosiers increased their record to Gaorgatown82,Arlzona74: Perry gave LSU a 48-41 lead with 6; 58 left. intimdating factor for visiting the circumstances. “ I was really despite the Indians being outshot, Only two of the nation’s Top 4- 1. McDonald scored 12 of his 14 points Kentucky 71, Lamar 86: Ken­ teams, played little or no part in the impressed with Andy Gagnon; he 36-6, at the time. Twenty in action Saturday lost, St. Purdue 89, Detroit 68; Purdue, in the second half as Georgetown, tucky, 3-1, drew away with a 13-0 one-sided contest. A crowd of 50 — kept his head out there. Todd The middle session was Manches­ John’s moved into the rankings at 5- 0, got 24 points from 5-0, Todd withstood a late Arizona rally run after leading 54-50 with 4:40 parents only — had little trouble Carlson and Shane McCann played ter’s high point as it scored all of its No. 15 by defeating No. 17 UCLA Mitchell. 20 from Melvin McCants which cut the Hoyas’ lead to three left. Ed Davender led the Wildcats finding a seat. Due to striking goals and registered 11 shots on net. super and Pete Gallasso filled in with 16 points. well.” said assistant coach Clay 70-63 and Duke downed then-No. 18 and 19 from Troy Lewis. Archie points with two minutes left. Reggie Bolton constables, only the parents “ I was happy with the first and Hwald ptuto by Pinto Williams then made two foul shots DePaul 78, Loulavllle 88: DePaul. of players were allowed to enter the Farno. Alabama 76-67 and knocked the Tulios led Detroit with 19 points. third periods,” Clarkin said. “ The Crimson Tide out of the Top Iowa 89, Drake 82: Roy Marble and McDonald turned a steal into a led by Dallas Comegys’ 23 points E arena. A decision concerning seur- second period we could have been a Manchester is back in action Saturday’s girls’ basketball action at and Kevin Edwards’ 20 points, The Indians’ Val Holden (31) goes upfor Twenty. scored nine of his 19 points in the goal. AP photo ity for two remaining December little more intense.” he added. Wednesday at 8:10 p.m. against East Cathoiic. The Eagies prevaiied, In other Saturday games, it was final 7>A minutes to lead Iowa, 8-0. Williams led the Hoyas with 26 snapped Louisviile’s three-game home games — Dec. 27 against East Senior captain Matt Paggioli put Fermi High at the Enfield Twins a layup as East’s Amelia Bearse (3) and No. 2 Purdue 89, Detroit 65; No. 3 Drake hit 10 three-point goals, points and Sean Elliott’ s 17 points winning streak and dropped the Derrick McKey (31) of Alabama has his hands arounci the Catholic and Dec. 29 vs. Rockville the Indians on the board 1:44 into Rink. Deb Haughton (33) trail the play in 43-34. Cardinals to 3-4. It was the Iowa 69, Drake 62; No. 4 North including six by David Miller, who led Arizona, 3-3. ball as Duke’s Robert Brickley (21) reaches out for it as Carolina 98, Jacksonville 69; No. 5 wound up with 24 points. Kansas 89, Colorado 88: Kansas. . unbeaten Blue Demons’ fifth tri­ Illinois 81, Princeton 55, for the Jeff Moe’s three-point goal 4-1, got 23 points from Danny umph and put them in the Top they battled for the rebound in Saturday night action at mini Classic title; No. 6 Auburn 107. started 7-0 Iowa after the Ha wkeyes Manning — 19 in the second half — Twenty for the first time this the Meadowlands in New Jersey. Duke upset the season. East prevails over MHS Southwestern Louisiana 91; No. 8 led 52-51 with 8; 31 left. in posting its 37th home victory in a Crimson Tide. Indiana 96. East Carolina 68, for the North Carolina 98, Jackaonvilla69: row. Colorado suffered its 25th Temple 88, 8t. Bonaventure 66: MCC drops title game Senior guard Nate Blackwell C Indiana Classic championship; No. Joe Wolf scored 21 points and straight Big Eight road loss. The Bonnies, down by eight at the well drove for the winning basket. 9 Syracuse 99, Canisius 67; No. 10 Kenny Smith and David Popson North Carolina 81. 82, Duquesne scored on a scoop shot with three half, tied the game up with 49 Anderson’s iong-range shot at the Georgetown 82, Arizona 74; No. 12 added 19 points apiece for North 89: Kenny Drummond scored 14 of seconds to play as Temple with­ JOHNSTOWN. N.Y. — Host Fulton Montgomery 12-for-36 from the floor in the half. stood a St. Bonaventure rally and seconds to play on a three-point shot buzzer hit the rim and bounced in girls’ basketball opener North Carolina State 82, Duquesne Carolina. 5-1. Jacksonville’s Ron­ his 16 points in the second half as Larry Scott led the Raiders by hitting for all 12 of Community College staged a second half comeback N.C. State increased its record to also grabbed a Top Twenty spot. by Elmer Anderson before Black- away. Saturday afternoon to upset defending champion his points after intermission. Pat Jones had 10 59: No. 13 Kansas 59, Colorado 56; nie Murphy scored 34 points. Manchester Community College. 74-68. in the final points in the second half and 17 for the game to tie comfortable running our offense.” him with Hartfield and Galligan for game-high Bv Len Auster from the foul line. of the Key Mark Classic Tournament. For MCC, it East, however, coldn’t stand Manchester was lO-for-50 from . honors. Donald Cost, MCC’s leading scorer this Sports Editor marked its first loss of the season against eight prosperity in the third period and the field. “ We were taking good season, was held to just two points — well below his wins. The homestanding Raiders record improves The one constant in Saturday’s allowed Manchester to come close. shots, but they weren’t going in,” America II out of America’s Cup series to 5-1. 16-point average. said DePasqua. ” We missed a lot of Sports In Brief FULTON-MONTOOMCRY (74) — Jesse AlexonderSO-O Manchester-East Catholic girls’ “ We got impatient.” said East The Cougars are now idle until they take part in basketball game at the Eagles’ coach Donna Ridel. “We were not layups early. And we were O-for-5 the Manchester Rotary CLub Basketball Classic at 4, Jeff Cheney 4 04) 13, Lorry Scott 5 2-212, Jett HoMnslo 4 FREM ANTLE, Austraiia (AP) was next with 154. USA. skippered second on the next beat. tion or its skipper. 0-012, Pot Jones 45-417, Bert PlersOrt40-012 TotOls307-874 Nest was turnovers. running our offense like we were from the line in the early part of the — Front-running New Zealand by Tom Blackaller finished third On the reach, the Dickson’s crew The New York Yacht Club boat East Catholic on Dec. 27. The Cougars’ first round MCC (48) — Pool Swortz 31-27, Tyrell Hortfleld 7 3-417, There were plenty of them. The supposed to. Our inexperience game.’' Dortold Cost 1 0-0 2, Homlltort G ordo 5 0-0 11, Chris Hallberg, Hoch win Chrysler title defeated USA today in a preview of with 139 and 10 points behind in picked up three more seconds, but picked up 12 points to finish with opponent is Hartford UConn. Indians amassed 30, the Eagles 36. showed a little bit.” DePasqua was far from discour­ GolMoort 57-717, Mike Stowell 1 2-24, Bernord Jomes 50-0 what to expect in the America’s Cup fourth place was Marc Pajot and lost it all back as Blackaller cut the 128. It only had to sail the course as MCC led at halftime. 39-33, behind Tyrell 10 Totols 27 13-14 48 . In between, there were spurts of Five-foot-8 senior Anna Riggio aged with the opening loss. “ It was BOCA RATON, Fla., — Gary Hallberg and Scott Hoch staged a Seven Challengers’ semifinals as the third French Kiss. difference between the two boats to Challenge France, its designated Hartfield’s 12 points and 11 from Chris Galligan. Three-poirtt pools: Fulton (5) - Hollnslo 4, Cheney 1. scoring with the Eagles prevailing. had all 11 Manchester points in the the first time for a lot of girls charge down the back nine of the final round Sunday to winby one ’The second half saw MCC’s offense go stale as it MCC (1) - G ordo 1. round-robin series concluded. The three round-robin series 11 seconds on the second spinnaker opponent, had withdrawn from the Distril 43-34, in the 1986-87 season opener stanza as the Indians closed the gap playing varsity ball. I think we stroke and set a record in the $600,000 Chrysler PGA Team couldn’t buy a basket and wound up shooting Holftime: 39-33 MCC The defeat of USA by 59 seconds began on Oct. 5 and served to cut the run. But on the third windward leg series earlier. and { for both schools. to 29-26 with eight minutes remain­ played super defense, but we have a Invitational. and the upset victory of Italia over field of 13 challengers to the final it was all New Zealand as it sailed to The first quarter was turnover ing. Riggio, however, went score­ lot of work to do offensively. I think MancI The pair overcame the team of Bob Tway and Mike Hulbert, French Kiss sets up a California four. a 51-second margin. For the first time in 135 years, the filled as both teams tried to do less in the fourth quarter and we’ll be okay and win our share of leaders from opening day. to finish the final round with a empic games. It will just takesome time.” showdown between Dennis Dickson’s final victory was not an Again on the downwind leg, USA New York Yacht Club won’t be in things at race horse speed. The finished with a game-high 16. She 9-under-par 63 to give them a 72-hoie tournament record reduced the lead to 39 seconds, but the final race for the cup that it lost Monte Mozdzierz and Haughton were in Conner’s Stars & Stripes and USA in easy one. It was heavy-weather Eagles came out of the stanza with also had 10 rebounds. on the final beat to the finish line for the first time in 1983. double figures for East with 13 and 37-un(ier-par 251. the semifinals beginning Dec. 28. race with winds reaching 24 knots Surging Bruins top Quebec a 12-8 lead, shooting5-for-9 from the “ We played smarter defense in Dickson added 20 seconds to his Behind New Zealand. Stars & 12 points, respectively. Five-foot-11 Tway and Hulbert, who began the tournament Thursday with a New Zealand will meet French Kiss and never below 22. field, with good-looking sophomore the fourth quarter,” Ridel said. margin. Stripes, USA and French Kiss, the junior Theresa McCready turned in record 59. finished with 252 after a 5-under 67 Sunday and earned in the other best four-out-seven The first beat was close with New Supei by beating Montreal. Karen Mzdzierz leading the way for “ We just couldn’t get it into her America II. which lost its bid to four semifinalists, came America Bv Ken Rappoport a strong fourth quarter for East $38,000 each. series. Zealand rounding the buoy with 15 Doug Sulliman, Pat Verbeek and the home club with 6 points. (Riggio) in the fourth quarter. They make the semifinals Sunday when II. 128., White Crusader, 115.. Italia. The Associated Press with 7 rebounds. “ She did a good job Chris Dickson led New Zealand to seconds to spare. On the spinnaker Claude Loiselle also scored as New The second stanza saw Manches­ were stacking it in on her.” it was defeated by New Zealand, 99.. Heart of America, 85., Canada NHL Roundup on the boards,” Ridel said. its 24th straight victory — and 33rd run, Blackaller sliced four seconds Jersey ended its longest losing ter go scoreless for six-and-a-half DePasqua said. from New Zealand’s lead, and the ended its challenge by sailing II 79., Eagle, 48., Azzurra, 23, and With the Quebec Nordiques hurt­ East outscored Manchester, 8-2, Both teams resume play Wednes­ Edberg, Jarryd defend net crown win in 34 races — to finish the series streak of the season. minutes. East wasn’t exactly light­ Kiwis wpre able to add only one around the course without opposi- Challenge France, 2. ing. Coach Terry O’Reilly saw a in the first six minutes of the final day night; Manchester visits Hall first with 198 points. Stars & Stripes i Verbeek put the Devils ahead for ing it up, either, tallying only 7 in LONDON — Stefan Edberg and Anders Jarryd of Sweden great opportunity for his surging in West Hartford at 7; 30 while East good late in the first period, taking a that span. Two Barb O’Brien free period to move to a 37-28 bulge. The succesfully defended their title in the Masters Doubles Tennis Boston Bruins to operate. minutes of the third period. McCar­ begins its All Connecticut Confer­ pass from Kirk Muller and lifting a throws finally put an end to Eagles, who were 15-for-45, 33 Championship Sunday with a 6-3, 7-6, 6-3 victory over Yannick thy’s second goal of the game gave ence schedule in Hartford against “ There was no reason for us to 10-foot shot into the net over prone Manchester’s drought, and the percent, from the field, were dead Noah and Guy Forget of France. By Martli Boston a 6-2 lead at 4:25. South Catholic at 7. lose the game.” O’Reilly said Canadiens goalie Brian Hayward Indians went into the halftime eye from the charity stripe. They The Frenchmen reached break point eight times in the match NAACP wants to look into Gooden’s arrest United F« “ This may be the turning point of lockerroom with a 23-15 deficit. ' were 8-for-lO in the final period. following Sunday night’s 6-2 NHL for his 18th goal of the year. but never converted those opportunities. the season for us,” said McCarthy, “ The second quarter killed us,” Senior Deb Haughton was a perfect EAST CATHOLIC (43) — Amelia 5 Where li triumph over the injury-riddled The victory evened the Devils Bearse 2 0-0 4, KarenMozdzIerz 3 7-8 13, TAMPA, Fla. (A P )— The head of he was driving, the Corvette, test at Tampa General Hospital, whose second goal of the game said Manchester coach Joe DePas- 4-for-4 and Mozdzierz was 5-for-6 I remer Nordiques who were playing with­ record at 14-14-2, marking the latest Deb Haughtan 4 4-412, Jo M arie Rued 1 the local chapter of the NAACP allegedly driven by Sheffield, sped but a police spokesman had de­ chased Quebec goaltender Clint qua, making his debut. “ Our with the Eagles 13-for-17 overall. 1-2 3, Kathv Wuschner 2 0-0 4, Theresa entire aisi out two of their top scorers and then in any season the franchise has Becker retains Young Masters title says the organization will investi­ away but then returned. Cotter clined to reveal the test results, Malarchuk from the net, “ And we defense was good, but we turned it “ I thought a third of the way McCready 1 1-2 3, Kathy Fisher 0 0-10, the time I had a third hurt in the game. been at the .500 level. Chevrierhas Theresa Sombric 0 0-0 0, Patty Eyans 1 ' gate the arrest of New York Mets said. A second police car pulled up Gooden’s attorney. Charles Erh- didn’t go into the game feeling over 20 times in the first half. We through the fourth quarter we SUTTGART, West Germany — Top-seeded Boris Becker of clerks cou It was Boston’s seventh straight been in goal for every New Jersey 0-0 2, Brenda Mozdzierz 10-02. Totals 15 All-Star pitcher Dwight Gooden to aid the officer, then a third lich, told the newspaper he believed sorry for Quebec or anything, even fell down by eight points and that’s settled down,” Ridel said. “ It was 13-17 43. a can had victory. victory this year. West Germany fought off a stubborn challenge from Sweden’s after he allegedly scuffled with private vehicle pulled alongside, there was no drinking or drug use if we knew about their injuries. tough to come back from,” pretty sloppy the first three quar­ MANCHESTER (34) — KrIs Cool 22-3 like a lon{ "The Nordiques had a big dent in 6, Anna Riggio 56-816, Kris Volsine 1 2-4 Jonas B. Svensson Sunday to retain the Waterford Crystal Young the police spokesman said. involved in the incident. “ Injuries are part of the game Flyers 4, Jets 1 Manchester also hurt itself in the ters. We have a lot of things we need police officers. I tried tl their power play.” added O’Reilly, 4, Vol Holden 12-24, Erin Prescott 10-22, Masters tennis title for the third time. Gooden, 22, a native of Tampa Officer Jeffrey L. Smith said in Horwitz said he spoke with and all teams have to cope with Tim Kerr scored a pair of goals second period by misfiring on five to work on. We ha ve to work against Barb O'Brien 0 2-3 2, Jen Mlstretto 0 0-0 didn’t. I a pointing to a Quebec team wea­ The 19-year-old, two-time Wimbledon winner needed 2 hours, who lives with his parents during an arrest affidavit that Gooden Gooden on Sunday, and the right­ them. We’ve certainly had our and Dave Poulin picked up three straight one-and-one opportunities a man-to-man defense. We weren’t 0. Totals 10 14-22 34. from wee' kened earlier by the loss of injured 36 minutes to beat Svensson 7-6, 7-6, 6-3. the off-season, was charged with “ exited the vehicle and started hander told him that he had been share.” assists as Philadelphia beat always tli centers Peter Stastny and Dale disorderly conduct, resisting arrest yelling, using profane language handcuffed and ankle-cuffed dur­ Rangers 3, Capitals 1 Winnipeg. generic p Hunter, and then Michel Goulet with violence and battery on a accusing the officer (Smith) of ing the incident. Rookie goaltender Ron Hextall there wen Sunday night. Goulet suffered a Tony McKegney scored two goals Pramotton cops second giant slalom police officer, after he was stopped police harassment, refusing to “ I don’t know what I did,” turned in an outstanding perfor­ able to Si concussion when slamming into and John Vanbiesbrouck made 40 for a possible traffic violation late surrender his license, Horwitz quoted Gooden as saying. mance for the Flyers, stopping 30 LA VILLA, Italy — Richard Pramotton won his second brands. teammate Alain Cote in the first saves, leading the Rangers over Saturday night. “ Gooden would not calm down “ They never told me what they shots for his 18th win of the season consecutive Worid Cup giant slalom race Sunday, leading the Do you) period. Washington. Four companions aiso were ar­ even at the advice of his friends,” stopped me for. I ’m really in the against six losses and two ties. The stewed to "With Goulet injured.” said McKegney scored the first Italian team to a 1-2-3 sweep on the hometrackof La VillainVal rested in the incident. They were Smith wrote. The officer added that dark about it.” Winnipeg native also picked up his consistent Quebec Coach Michel Bergeron, “ it Ranger goal, at 5:29 of the first Badia. Gary Sheffield, 18, a nephew of Gooden continued to yell about Cotter said the charges would be fourth assist of the season on Peter anymore, was amazing we were in the game period, and added the game-winner The 22-year-old Pramotton achieved his third World Cup Gooden as well as a professional police harassment and that a crowd reviewed by the state attorney’s Zezel’s second-period goal. vanished i at all.” at 18:31 of the third period. triumph with a time of 2; 45.26, edging teammates AlbertoTomba baseball player in the Milwaukee gathered at the scene. office. Gooden’s attorney, mean­ Brad McCrimmon scored the area, alon Tom McCarthy scored twice and McKegney now has 16 goals this and Oswald Toetsch by 0.23 and 0.28 seconds, respectively. Brewers minor-league system; Ca­ Smith said he was trying to stop while. said he’d also look into the other Flyer goal on a first-period almost all defenseman Reed Larson added season, scoring 14in Mgamessince lifornia Angels minor-league Gooden from advancing on him matter. power play. Yes, In one goal and two assists to key coming to the Rangers in a player Vance Lovelace, 23; Phillip when Gooden grabbed the officer’s Battery of a police officer and Andrew McBain scored the Win­ towels an Boston’s victory that put the Bruins mid-November trade with Walllser takes super giant slalom Walker. Jr., 23, and a 17-year-old left wrist and told Smith not to touch violently resisting arrest are third- nipeg goal. few other in sole possession of first place in Minnesota. Derrick Pedro. Pedro is a distant him. degree felonies carrying maximum The Patrick Division-leading VAL D’ISERE, France — Maria Walliser of Switzerland won well, b u t' the Adams Division. With 36 points, Lou Franceschetti got the Capi­ cousin of Gooden’s. When Officer L.S. Wolff tried to penalties of five years in prison and Flyers, 11-3-1 in their last iSgames, the women’s super giant slalom Sunday as Swiss racers with the n the Bruins have two more than tals’ goal at 6:44 of the first period, “ It’s an extremely unfortunate subdue Gooden, with what is and $5,000 in fines. The disorderly extended their league-leading re­ For the Montreal, the defending Stanley his seventh of the season. Mike dominated the three weekend World Cup ski races. incident, but I ’m not in a position to commonly known as a ’ ’choke conduct charge, a second-degree cord to 22-7-2. DWIGHT GOODEN Cup champion. Ridley completed the scoring, with Walliser was timed in 1 minute, 23.46 seconds. Catherine second-guess anything yet,” Bob hold,” the pitcher “ started sti;ug- misdemeanor, carries a maximum Boston entered the third period an empty net goal at 19:56 of the Canucks 7, Blackhawks 3 Quittet of France, was second in 1; 23.61 with Walliser’s Gilder, president of the Tampa gling violently, swinging and kick­ penalty of 60 days in jail. . . scuffles with police with a 3-2 lead, after goals by third period. Stan Smyl became his team’s teammate, Vreni Schneider, third in 1:23.87. chapter of the National Association ing,” Smith wrote. McCarthy and Thomas Gradin in Gooden and two officers were Devils 4, Canadlens 2 all-time scoring leader by scoring for the Advancement of Colored the first period and Larson in the treated for minor injuries at a Abi three goals in Vancouver’s victory People told The Tampa Tribune in second. John MacLean scored one goal Tampa General Hospital and re­ over Chicago. Smyl’s three goals Klecko, McElroy face surgery today’s editions. “ We will very But then the Bruins took com­ and helped set up the eventual leased. Cotter said. However, Mets gave him 551 points, moving him definitely investigate this because mand as Cam Neely and Keith game-winner as New Jersey HEMPSTEAD N.Y. — The injury riddled New York Jets have spokesman Jay Horwitz said Junior past Thomas Gradin’s 550 on the these young men are some of the Crowder scored in the first two snapped a three-game losing streak lost All-Pro nose tackle Joe Klecko and offensive tackle Reggie Gooden suffered bruises on the Canucks’ all-time scoring list. finest in Tampa, a credit to the 9 The Ma McElroy to knee injuries which will require reconstructive Smyl scored his sixth goal of the community.” head and left arm, “ and last night Christma: year at the 7; 24 mark of the opening 8urff6rv the N P L t63iTi S3id Sundsy. All except the 17-year-old were he thought his left hand was Christ a t : Klicko. who missed a month after nee^ng arthroscopic broken.” lEUI BKUWrS period on a 35-foot wrist shot from booked into the Hillsborough Tired Mavs back home the top of the right faceoff circle. surgery to clean out cartilage in his left knee, hurt it a g a in ^ the County jail and released on their The Tampa Tribune reported He then deflected in a 50-foot S K u a r t e r of Saturday’s 45-24 loss to Pittsburgh. M«|Elroy own recognizance. The teen-ager Gooden was given a blood-alcohol slapshot by Doug Lidster to break a injured his right knee in the gam e — he had just been artivated was handed over to state juvenile Overei after losing to Portland 1-1 tie, 14 seconds after Chicago’s last week after missing seven games with a knee ailment. officers, Tampa Police Lt. T.L. *1MII8niME Overea’ Gary Nylund had been whistled off "It S Walton said. “It’s the same Cotter said. LOOK Wednesdi the ice for four minutes after Arraignment dates were not set. FUEL OIL of Manchi PORTLAND, Ore (AP) — The "This was a very good basketball slashing and punching Brent Peter­ ‘'"Afso injured was Rusty Guilbeau. who underwent the same Police spokesman Johnny Barker at 8 p.m. Dallas Mavericks are having their game by our team,” Portland son. Smyl completed his hat trick in kind of reconstructive knee surgery last year. He suffered a said Gooden and the others will be Christmas party back in Dallas Coach Mike Schuler said. “ Jerome the closing seconds. hyperextended knee and is (loubtful for next Sunday s notified of a court date by mail. 9 Rookie David Bruce scored his Herald photo by Pinto today and Coach Dick Motta says had a nice game. He had the type of season-ending gam e at Cincinnati. According to police reports, the 61 first two NHL goals as the Canucks the team needs the rest after a stop game that can inspire us. Carrdid a Manchester’s Val Holden (left) and East Mozdzierz had a team-high 13 points to The Jets have lost four straight games after a 10-1 start. incident began just before 11 p.m. Senior Citizen & in Portland. great job. He’s had a great year” won for only the second time in their last eight contests. Catholic’s Karen Mozdzierz (11) pursue lead the Eagles. EST Saturday when an officer Volume Discounts 15 Year 30 Year spotted a Mercedes-Benz and a red The Mavericks fell to the Trail The victory, in the only NBA The Blackhawks, now 8-17-6, had a loose basketball In Saturday’s action. California Bowl to San Jose State Corvette weaving toward each Blazers 1.34-100 Sunday night, the game Sunday night, was the won five straight games on their THRIFTY OIL CO. Warran other In separate lanes. The officer fourth outing for Dallas in five seventh in eight games for the home ice against the Canucks, who FRESNO. Calif. — Quarterback Mike Perez, showing no ill Blazers, boosting their record in the pulled over both cars. Cotter said. 9.10 8W“30 Year Fixed Rate Annual Rerrentage Rate Chitrali Annual F^rcentage Rate 6 had not won in Chicago since Jan. 289-8843 IS Vear Fixed Rate nights. effects from a shoulder separation, threw three touchdown w ith tw o points Pacific Division to 14-10, good for As Gooden exited the Mercedes w ith tw o p oints A. and P 26. 1983. passes to pace the San Jose State Spartans to a 37-7 victory over "Portland could have beaten third place behind the Los Angeles Meadow < Coventry girls cop opener Rates based on 20% down. Rates subject to change anybody” Motta said, hoping his Lakers and Golden State, respec­ Oilers 4, Kings 2 Miami of Ohio in the California Bowl football game Saturday. Jam es players will catch their breath tively. Dallas. 14-8, fell out of first Rookie defenseman Craig Muni Perez, who led the nation in total offense this season with an The most competitive rates, McBriert: STORRS — Leading at every left. But E.O. Smith ran out of system now.” he said. before continuing with the NBA place in the Midwest, percentage scored two goals and goalie Grant average of 330 yards a game, nearly matched that with 291 yards and an unmatched speciai level of and Shari turn, Coventry High opened its schedule “ When you’re on the road points behind Utah. Fuhr stopped 36 shots as Edmonton steam there as Dorota Byzmek, “ It was a pretty good defensive on 21 pass completions in 37 attempts. ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. service are why COMFED remains $96,900. 1986-87 girls’ basketball season on a C3MFED and a little tired ... you’ve got to “ I ’d say that looking at their won its fourth straight game. who had 16 points, and Ehrika struggle both ways and the refs let Miami’s hopes of matching San Jose’s high-powered offense New England's number one mort­ MORTGAOS CO^INC. Andrew successful note Saturday night with catch a team down. Portland team right now, they should be Muni’s second goal of game late Carten, who did some nice work them play.” Dimmock said were dashed as quarterback Terry Morris was intercepted four gage lender. You can bank on It to Willian a 44-38 win over host E.O. Smith. inside, fouled out. INSURANSMITHS SINCE When it comes to your mort­ certainly wasn’t down.” second in their division,” Motta in the second period proved to be COVENTRY (44) — Stacey Robertsan times. C. Robert The Blazers, opening a 41-22 lead said. “ They really are playing well, the game-winner. Prior to Sunday Leslie Danehy paced the Patriots 0 3-4 3, Anna Werfel 30-16, Kim MIzesko gage. you can bank on COMFED. Emile I The Patriots are back in action with a game-high 22 points. Her 2 04) 4, Leslie Danehv 9 4-7 22, Lisa 1914 in the first quarter, had seven and if they keep that intensity, night. Muni had scored once in his Talaga 1 1-2 3, M aura Danehv 3 0-9 6, Orange to Phyllis tonight at 7:30 with their home sister, Maura, did some nice work Duke captures NCAA soccer title Windsor Locks players in double figures, with they’re going to have themselves an NHL career. Brenda Thalacker 0 0-0 0, Nektarla 1-800-922-3260 795-0551 $126.50. Jerome Kersey coming off the enjoyable season.” Edmonton took a 4-1 lead on a debut against Charter Oak Confer­ on the boards with 10 rebounds. GItsIs 0 0-0 0, Mollle Jacobson 0 0-0 0, 1-800 842-3235 627-9486 Susan I ence rival Cromwell High. Coventry coach Ray Dimmock Corine Caginello 00-00. Totals 188-2344. TACOMA, Wash. — Duke gained its first national team bench for 21 points. Steve Johnson Dallas forward Mark Aguirre led goal by Mark Napier just 1:36 after E.O. SMITH (38) — Ehrika Corten 10-0 Lisa A. S The Patriots led, 11-8, after one was happy to catch E.O. Smith championship Saturday night with a 1-0 triumph over the 649-5241 CONNECTICUT MORTGAGE OFFICES: Greenwich 795 OSSl adding 19 and Terry Porter 18. all scorers with 23 points but played Muni’s seexind goal of the contest. 2, Dorota Byzmek 72-616, Katl Borbely 5 Mystic 536 4277 Orange 79S 0551 Windsor Ucks 627 a4B6______$158,000 Clyde Drexler topped the Por­ only 22 minutes, Sam Perkins Bernie Nicholls scored to pull Los period and 27-21 at halftime. They early. 'T m glad we caught E.O. 0-0 10, Sandl Woodworth 1 1-1 3, Deb University of Akron in Big Kick III, the NCAA Division I men’s 65 E. Center Street Walter! Smith early. They have a new coach Delorme 1 2-3 4, Jessica Carter 0 0-0 0, tland effort with 22 points, while added 13 points and James Donald­ Angeles within 4-2 early in the third held a 36-25 bulge after three Heather Kubasek 01-21, Cheryl Higgins title match, before 4,652 in the Tacoma Dome. Mancheeter, Ct. George V and by midseason they will be Kenny Carr had a career high in son led the team in rebounding with period, but Fuhr never let the Kings periods before the host Panthers 00-00, Rebecca Brldgetord02-22. Totals Foster pr 15 8-14 38. rebounding with 21. eight. get any closer. closed the gap to 41-36 with a minute tough. They’re just learning his MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Dec. 15. 1986 - 17 U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Dec. 15. 1986 W - MAI FOCUS Monday TV Advice 5:00PM [ESPN ] America's'Cup Chal lenge Downun<|er (R) 5:30PM [ESPN ] Gillette World of Cary Grant remains a star Sports A child’s unearned income [TMC] MOVIE: 'For Heaven's Sake' A A YEAR IN THE LIFE By Davli producer and his actress wife are being watched by two angels sent to earth to T h e Asst help them. Clifton Webb. Joan Btondell, Tension arises in the house­ of one reporter Joan Bennett. 1950. in the eyes CENTI hold of Joe Gardner (Richard gets top tax rate in 1987 6:00PM ® ® (S) ® ®) News rles Colli ® Three's Company Kiley) with the surprise arrival DEAR READ­ did not know who wrote it, but it and sits of his prodigal son for Christ­ ERS: A few ye­ CiD Magnum. P.l. expressed his own sentiments sometim( W h e n e v e r taxed to Tommy at his regular rate. mas, in Part I of "A Year in the ars ago, Carrie about growing older. And here it is: GD Gimme a Break roll with I there is a funda­ Since the bottom bracket for 1987 is Life,” airing MONDAY, DEC. Dolan, a bright “ Now Lord, you’ve known me a GD Mork and Mindy tinkles tt mental change 11 percent, he will owe a tax of $55 15, on NBC. Part II and III air young reporter long time. You know me better than ® Doctor Who the Centi in an area of the on this $500. TUESDAY, DEC. 16, and for The Wall Dear Abby I know myself. You know that each (S) Charlie's Angels ” It’s a tax law, there is WEDNESDAY, DEC. 17. Street Journal, day I am growing older and the Moi Sylvia QUESTION: How much is my ® Quincy Abigail Van Buren sure to be confu­ was assigned to someday may even be very old, so singing’' child’s standard deduction? 91) Reporter 41 sion. And the CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME inteTview Cary meanwhile please keep me from said Coll Tax Reform @ ) MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour f / Grant, who was the habit of thinking I must say jp Porter ANSWER: Your child’s standard half-doze Act’s change in SS Facts of Life in the San Fran­ something on every subject and on deduction is the greater of 1) $500 or the Unite the tax treat­ (DIS] MOVIE: 'Down the Long Hills' Af­ cisco area for every occasion. it’s just I 2) his earned income, up to a ter surviving a wagon train massacre, two ment of a child's V 1 one of his rare "Release me from trying to income cer­ maximum of $2,540 for 1987 and children battle nature and the horse thieves Collins who are after the stallion accompanying lecture appearances. She began her screen. Not only was he devastat- straighten out everyone’s affairs. tainly is follow­ $3,000 for 1988 and thereafter. But if them as they try to make their way home. article this way: ingly handsome, he had a style all Make me thoughtful, but not bell ringi your child has more than $500 of ing that pattern To help clear up though it is directly traceable to his Bruce Boxieitner, Jack Elam, Bo Hopkins. to compete In a local contest. Steve [HBO] Not Necessarily the News In "Recently, I was alone in an his own. The way he walked and moody, helpful but not overbear­ to be doi 1986. your confusion. I ’ve asted for the job. earned income, only $500 of his McQueen, Robert Preston. Ida Lupino. Stereo. elegant hotel suite with Cary Grant. talked and moved was unmistaka­ ing. I ’ve a certain amount of graduati 1972 assistance of Eli Warach, chief standard deduction can be used to [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Hour My life has not been wasted. bly Cary Grant. Both on the screen knowledge to share; still it would be Universf consulting editor of Prentice-Hall offset unearned income. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Rainbow Brite and the GD Novela: Monte Calvario pology, QUESTION: What is net un­ 11 ;05PM [TM C ] MOVIE: Rider on "Sure, it was a Sunday morning, and off, he was charming, witty and very nice to have a few friends who, Information Service. Example: Same facts as before, Star Stealer' (CC) A greedy princess GD Nature: Leopard: A Darkness in the and we only had coffee. And debonair. reasons; earned income? threatens Rainbow's mission to bring co­ the Rain' A man and a woman are pitted at the end, recognized and forgave Starting in 1987, if your child is except that Tommy has $700 of Grass (CC) This program studies the fem­ against each other in the intrigues of a mur­ actually we were alone for only a Cary Grant was a superstar in needed a lor, hope and happiness to the world. ale leopard on the African plains for a two the knowledge I lacked. under age 14. any "net unearned earned income from a newspaper 1985. Rated G. In Stereo. der case. Charles Bronson, Marlene Job- few minutes while his wife went every sense of the word. He wore ANSWER: Net unearned income day period. (60 mm.) "Keep my tongue free from the Collins income” he receives during the delivery route. That’s a total ert. Annie Cordy. 1970, Rated PG. downstairs to mail a letter. It his stardom with grace and dignity, is the total unearned income less [MAX] MOVIE: 'Cross Creek' An ambi­ ij) MOVIE: 'White Christmas' Two recital of endless details. Seal my the han( year will be taxed at your top rate. income of $2,200. tious young writer trades ^her hectic New 1 1:30PM ® Police Woman doesn’t matter. There are only two and for all his fame and adoration, $500 and the greater of 1) $500 or 2) army buddies become a topnotch comedy, lips on my aches and pains; They attached Result: Tommy’s standard de­ York life for a quieter existence in a rural team and get involved with a sister act. GD Honeymooners good reasons to biecome a reporter: he remained miraculously the expenses attributable to the Florida orange grove. Mary Steenburgen, increase daily and the need to speak steel an QUESTION: What kind of in­ duction will be $700. He can use $500 Bmg Crosby, Danny Kaye, Rosemary GD GD Best of Carson Tonight's guests to help change the world or to meet unspoiled. unearned income. In other words, if Rip Torn, Malcolm McDowell. 1982. Rated Clooney. 1954 of them becomes almost a compul­ come is ’’unearned” ? to shelter his unearned income and are Chuck Norris, Glen Campbell and Victo­ bells. T f your child has less than $1,000 of PG Cary Grant. He quit making movies more sion. I ask forgraceenough to listen E [CNN] Prime News ria Jackson. (60 min ) (R) In Stereo. pounds, $200 to shelter his earned income. [USA] USA Cartoon Express “ Mr. Grant is perhaps the only than 20 years ago by choice, but in unearned income, none of it will be [D IS ] Still the Beaver GD MOVIE: 'High Velocity’ When a top to the retelling of others’ afflictions, 11,000-po ANSWER: Thebest way to define So he will have $1,500 of taxable living man who can inspire lust in recent years he made occasional taxed in your bracket. And if your 6:30PM ® WKRP in Cincinnati [ESPN] Magic Years in Sports (R) executive with a global corporation is kid­ and to be helped to endure them The cj unearned income is by saying that child has. say, $3,000 of gross rental income ($2,200 gross income less ’ napped, a Vietnam veteran is recruited to any red-blooded American girl — appearances in theaters around the ( D ABC News [H B O ] MOVIE: 'A Passage to India' with patience. United S it isn’t. Unearned income is every income and $2,000 of rental ex­ $700) — $500 of earned income taxed bring the hostage back alive. Britt Ekiand, and her mother and her grand­ country, billed simply as “ A at the 11 percent rate, $500 of GD Benson (CC) A young woman and an Indian doctor Keenan Wynn, Ben Gazarra. 1977 “ I would like to have improved dollar of income your child receives penses. only $500 will be taxed in defy Indian customs and the ramifications mother. He was the one Mae West Conversation With Cary Grant.” “ It’s 1 GDs c tv except what he gets as wages or your bracket ($3,000 less $500 less unearned income taxed at the 11 leacJ to turmoil. Judy Davis, Peggy Ash­ GD Hogan's Heroes invited to come up and see her He didn’t need much advertising. memory, but I’ll settle for growing instrumi Too Close for Comfort other compensation for services $2,000). percent rate, and $500 of unearned croft, Alec Guinness 1984 Rated PG In GZ) News sometime. Mr. Grant is 80 years One small ad would appear in the humility and an ability to capitulate owner ai rendered. In brief, if your child has income taxed at the 38 ‘A percent @ NBC News Stereo. [CNN] Sports Tonight old. I am 24. It doesn’t matter.” local newspaper, and the house was when my memory clashes with the lia Senti [M A X ] MOVIE; The Owl and the Pus­ a part-time Job. his earnings are not QUESTION: Do I report the net rate. (S) Nightly Business Report [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Life of Riley' A co Cary Grant, who was every bit as Immediately sold out. Everywhere memory of others. Teach me the ® Noticiero SIN sycat' A stuffy intellectual becomes in­ subject to the new rule. But all other unearned income on my tax return? medy about an overworked and underpaid good as he looked,deserved to livea he played, he received a standing glorious lesson that on some C volved with a part-time prostitute who ins­ family man William Bendix, 1949. kinds of income — interest, divi­ QUESTION: Up to now. I have @ ) Leprechaun's Christmas Gold ists she Is not promiscuous. Barbra long and rewarding life, and when it ovation for simply walking out on occasions I may be mistaken. [ESPN] SportsCenter dends. rents, royalties, capital ANSWER: No, Your child re­ been able to give my child $10,000 [CNN] Showbiz Today Streisand, George Segal, Robert Klein. ended, to exit peacefully, swiftly the stage. He had no routine: he just "Keep me reasonably kind; I’ve gains or any other income produced each yearfreeofany gifttaxes. Has [ESPN] Action Outdoors with Julius 1970. Rated PG [HBO] MOVIE: The Naked Face' (CC) sat perched on a long-legged stool in never aspired to be a saint... saints ports it on his/her return. But the After his secretary and a patient are mur­ and mercifully. And he did — on by cash or property — is hit. this been changed by the Tax Boros [U S A ] College Basketball; UCLA at Nov 29, just seven weeks before the middle of a bare stage with the must be rather difficult to live with tax is computed as if you had Temple (2 hrs.) Live dered, a psychiatrist comes to believe that received it. Reform Act? ^ 7:00PM ® CBS News he IS the real target. Roger Moore, Elliot what would have been his 83rd spotlight beamed on his famous ... yet on the other hand, an QUESTION: Does it make any Example: In 1987. your son ® @5) ® M"A*S’H 8:30PM CE) My Sister Sam (CC) Sam Gould, Rod Steiger 1984 Rated R. birthday. Not a bad score. He face, and for an hour and a half he embittered old person is a constant difference how the child received ANSWER: No. The $10,000 gift and Patti are torn when they must decide burden. Tommy, age 12. receives $1,500 of n r ® Wheel of Fortune whether or not to sell their family cabin 1 1:35PM ® Entertainment Tonight couldn’t have written a better would answer questions from the the asset that generated the un­ interest income. Assuming he has tax exclusion remains intact. But. ® (S) $100,000 Pyramid Cheryl Ladd talks about her attempt to ending himself. And the timing was audience. They loved it. And so did "Please give me the ability to see ® Million Dollar Chance of a Lifetime shake her 'Angels' image in her upcoming earned income? no interest expenses, his net of course, any income produced by GD Jeffersons just about perfect. he. good in unlikely places and talents Notice the gift will be subject to the new GD WKRP in Cincinnati role in a CBS-TV movie, "One Way Out". in unexpected people. And give me unearned income is $500. If you are GS) Carson's Comedy Classics Over the last half-century, Cary Cary Grant closed his “ conversa­ Lost/Fou income tax rules starting in 1987. GD Novela; Herencia Maldita 12:00AM CID Kojak the grace to tell them so, dear ANSWER: No. Whether the asset in the top tax bracket — 38*/i © ) MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour Grant had probably more imitators tion” with a piece he called "A Personal Herald photo by Pinto came from you. was a gift from an [D IS ] Here's Boomer CD) GD News Lord.” percent in 1987 — Tommy will owe a The new rules on unearned @) Barney Miller than any other star of the stage or Meditation,” clearly stating that he Announc uncle or inherited from Grandpa — [E S PN ] Zenith NFL Monday Night GD Star Trek tax of $192.50 (38>/i percent of $500) income no longer apply in the year ® ) New Newlywed Game Match-Up Chicago Bears at Detroit Lions Auctions Food for families the income produced is considered GD Tales of the Unexpected in 1987 on that $500. your child reaches age 14. For Bp Novela: Maria de Nadie Flnanclo unearned. 9;00PM 03 Newhart (CC) After she GD MOVIE; At Long Last Love' A New example, if your child turns 14 in © ) Nightly Business Report suffers a mild toe injury. Stephanie enjoys Several groups at the J.C. Penney has been collected so far. Their efforts Suppose your under age-14 child QUESTION: How is Tommy’s York millionaire's boredom ends when he 1988, income received by the child is © ) Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer An her time off work until she learns that Dick meets a stage music star Burt Reynolds, Fluid causes heart failure Empio Distribution Center are providing food are part of a townwide appeal coordi­ has a part-time job and puts his other $1,000 of income taxed? taxed at the child’s rate in 1988. So, outcast reindeer shows his value to Santa and Joanna have hired a super-efficient Cybdl Shepherd, Madeline Kahn 1975 wages from the job in a savings if your child owns stock or other on a foggy Christmas eve temporary maid that are provided by apparently Help Wai and gifts for 38 needy families in nated by the Manchester Area Confer­ GD Alfred Hitchcock Presents D E A R DR. Situation account. While the wages them­ ANSWER: He can use up to $500 long-term property, he may want to [CNN] Moneyline ® GD NFL Football: Chicago Bears at unstable practitioners. I don’t Manchester this Christmas. From left, ence of Churches. Anyone wishing to Detroit Lions (CC) (3 hrs.) Live. GD Novela: Amo y Senor GOTT: Valium, Business selves are earned income, the of his standard deduction to shelter wait until the year he reaches 14 SportsCenter choose to be intimidated by chiro­ [ESPN] ® ) It Came Upon a Midnight Clear (2 GD Sanford and Son \ the No. 1 pre­ lnstructt( employees Kathleen Bachiochi, Chris help can call the MACC Human Needs interest on the savings account is his unearned income. In brief. $500 practors — or M.D.s, for that before cashing in on the [USA] Riptide hrs.) [CNN] Newsnight scribed drug: Emplovn Montana, and Mary McNeff check what Department at 646-4114. treated as unearned income, even is tax-free. The other $500 will be appreciation. . GD GD Year in the Life Joe and Ruth What does it matter. I hope that my consumer- 7:30PM ® PM Magazine [E S PN ] One on One Earvin Magic*"' Dr. Gott oriented column will help patients Gardner's Christmas is disrupted when Johnson cure? What ® A Current Affair their son Jack unexpected returns home resist intimidation, too. ® dD Jeopardy and their other son Sam. about to be mar­ [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Brazil' (CC) A mild does it help? Peter Gott, M.D. Real E mannered bureaucrat rebels against the Supermarket Shopper ® Entertainment Tonight ried, falls into an affair with another Nothing. So, Homes fc woman (2 hrs ) Part 1 of 3, In Stereo system in a totalitarian society Jonathon up yours, drug DEAR DR. GOTT: This problem QD INN News Pryce, Kim Greist, Robert DeNiro ,1985 started when my son was a toddler Condomi GD Candle in the Wind pusher Up GD Best of Saturday Night Rated R He started rubbing women’s legs Lots/Lar GD Novela: Cicatrices del Alma yours! See Investme dD Barney Miller [USA] Dragnet and at the same time, always GZ) Great Performances (2 hrs ) you in court. dP Carson's Comedy Classics 12*.05AM ® Simon 8i Simon A J managed to get his pelvis on a hard Coupons outstrip any savings generic brands offer [C N N ] Larry King Live and Rick pose as winos to find out who has Fool! New Newlywed Game surface. Now, atageS.hegoesafter [D IS ] MOVIE; 'Genevieve' Two couples been kidnapping Skid Row bums. (70 min ) (4p All New Dating Game DEAR READERS: These unpro­ Second. I — like other practicing legs of any kind: male, female, compete against each other in an antique (R) d?) Wild, Wild World of Animals fessional comments on the station­ doctors — am licensed to prescribe clothed, bare, children, adults, auto race Dinah Sheridan. John Gregson, 12:1 5AM ® Nightlife By Martin Sloane double- and triple-play savings opportunities with the [CNN] Crossfire Kay Kendall 1954. ery of the Dopps Chiropractic a wide variety of drugs. We are not even dolls and dogs. My husband national brands. A supermarket sale plusa coupon and ® Entertainment Tonight “ drug pushers.” In fact, my Notli United Features Syndicate Offer. Send the required refund form and two [ESPN] NFL Films Presents [E S P N ] Swimming; McDonald's U.S 1 2;30AM Health Clinic in Wichita, Kan., and I are at a loss about how to perhaps a refund offer saves me much more than I save Clip ‘n’ file refunds Open Championships Coverage from Or GD Jini 8i Tammy responsible colleagues and I take labels from any Armour Lower Salt Lunch Meat [HBO] Fraggle Rock (CC) seemed to represent the views of handle the situation. We’ve tried 5 Where have all the "no names” gone? with generic items. lando, FI (2 hrs ) Late Night w ith David Letterman great pains to tailor our prescribing item. Expires Dec. 31, 1986. [TMC] MOVIE: 'The Mysterious Stran­ GD GD crackpots. Therefore, I wrote a talking to him and punishing him. I remember when the supermarket had almost an Not long ago, I saw the national sales figures for [T M C ] MOVIE; 'McCabe and Mrs Tonight's guests are Mane Osmond, car­ personal letter to the organization to each patient and explain the but it’s getting worse. I ’m afraid In HILLSHIRE FARM Chef’s Tongs Offer. ger' A printer's apprentice daydreams M iller' A crafty small-time gambler looks toonist Harvey Pekar and comic John entire aisle of non-name generic products. It was about generics. The no-names saw their peak in 1982 and 1983, Meat, Poultry, Seafood, Other Main Dishes himself into a European castle and meets a reasonable effects, complications Receive free Chef’s Tongs (retail value $2.69). to make his fortune in a small frontier min Witherspoon. (60 min.) In Stereo. requesting clarification. I asked let him out of my sight when other the time food prices were increasing faster than the when they made up almost 3 percent of supermarket Clip out this file and keep it with similarcash-off magical friend, Christopher Makepeace. whether their opinions fairly re­ and hazards of the prescription and Send the required refund form and four Hillshire ing town Warren Beatty, Julie Christie ® Alfred Hitchcock Presents kids are around for fear that he will clerks could keep up with changing price labels. Many sales. Today, they represent less than half of that. coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage Lance Kerwin, Fred Gwynne. 1982 Rene Auberjonois 1971. Rated R presented the Dopps Chiropractic non-prescription medications we Lost-Bre Farm Bratwurst labels (Fresh, Smoked or GD ABC News Nightline ask to “ play with their legs.” He’s a can had price labels on top of price labels. That seems Is there any future left for the generics? I really don’t coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed 7:35PM [D IS] Mouseterpiece Thea­ (13Cavanaughs A matchmak staff and the chiropractors of recommend. We do not deal with, adopted — could this be something marking Pre-cooked) with the store price marking; or send 9:30PM Gene Scott area, sin like a long time ago now. think so, and I believe we are bound to see their proofs of purchase while looking for the required ter ing Pop pairs a skeptical Kit with a hand GD prescribe or sell illicit substances. the required form and two Hillshire Farm Wichita. Their written response he inherited? We know something’s be III. I tried the generics. Some of them I liked and some I continued decline. There is only one possibility for forms at the supermarket, in newspapers and 8:00PM ® Kate & Allie (CC) Allie some Little League coach [ESPN] Skate America 1986: Wom­ Finally, the Dopps reaction Bratwurst labels, along with $1. Expires Dec. 31, en’s Competition (60 min.) was not surprising and, once again, wrong, but don’t know what to do 643-6160. didn’t. I also learned that they often varied in quality survival. magazines and when trading with friends. Offers desperately needs Kate's advice when she GD Novela; Camino Secreto consisted of, ” Up yours, drug seems particularly crude and chil­ next. I ’m embarrassed to discuss I am convinced that the only way generic products may not be available in all areas of the country. 1986. is swept off her feet by an attractive ex­ [USA] Edge of Night from week to week, even though the plain label was football plr.yer. 1 0:00PM ® Cagney 8c Lacey Cagney pusher! ” dish. I hope that the Dopps staff this with his pediatrician. Last-15 always the same. The main reason I kept buying can maintain the important price differential that Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. LEAN CUISINE Three New Entrees $1 Refund comes to the aid of a former partnert ac­ 12:45AM ® judge To begin with. Valium is useful in does not treat patients in a similar Beagle, Offer. Send the required refund form and the ® MOVIE; 'Neat & Tidy’ A mismatched cused of murdering a rapist (60 min ) generic products was price. On products for which would keep them competitive with national brands This offer doesn’t require a refund form: couple span the globe trying to keep one 1 :00AM CA) World Vision Special (60 alleviating anxiety. Although, in unprofessional manner. I want my DEAR READER: Your son ap and dei there were few, if any, coupons or refund offers, I was would be to adopt the same promotional strategies. Universal Product Code design with the numbers step ahead of danger Skyler Cole, Jill Whi­ CD News min.) my opinion, it has been prescribed patients to receive appropriate and pears to be developing a fetish for 633-8515 able to save 30 percent or more over the national Generics need coupons! BUTTERBALL Refund Offer, Suite 0144, Del cut from the package backs of any two of the three tlow. Elke Sommer. 1986 GD INN News f9) Joe Franklin Show too freelyby health professionals, it courteous care. I daresay that most legs — that is, an inappropriate Dog Wai brands. They don’t need to advertise, and they don’t need Rio, Tex. 78847-0144. Receive two SO-cent coupons new entrees (Veal Primavera, Tuna Lasagna, ® d§l MacGyver (CC) MacGyver helps GD Mission; Impossible GD Twilight Zone is an effective medicine when taken chiropractors, if asked, would sexually-oriented obsession. This out a young actor and his wife when they Do you remember the last time you saw a coupon for fancy packages, but they do need the selling power of good on your next purchases of Butterball Breast Turkey Dijon). Expires Dec. 31, 1986. GD Star Trek (ID Maude according to the manufacturer’s express the same wish for their own condition can probably be helped by of Turkey, Boneless Turkey or Boneless Breast. are pursued by a group of deadly counter­ counseling. Ask the pediatrician to stewed tomatoes? I can’t, and the no-names were coupons. I don't know who would pay for the coupons, STOUFFER’S Four New Side Dishes Offer. feiters. (60 min ) GD Nuclear Legacy [C N N ] Crossfire directions for short-term treatment patients. I believe that vulgarity Send a proof-of-purchase seal from the bag of any become actively involved in this consistently my best buy on stewed tomatoes. But not though. Perhaps the strongest of the generic product Receive up to a $2 refund. Send the required ® News GD Local News [DIS] MOVIE; 'Father of the Bride' A of many conditions, including alco­ and name-calling do not reflect well manufacturers could start couponing. Or perhaps the one of the following quality products: Butterball bride-to-be puts her family through the trial problem. What you need now is anymore. The no-name stewed tomatoes have refund form and the Universal Product Code GD 55th Annual Hollywood Christmas Gl) Honeymooners... The Lost Episodes hol withdrawal, painful muscle on the motivations and competency vanished from the shelves of the supermarkets in my supermarkets that have a real interest in keeping them Boneless Turkey, Butterball Boneless Breast of designs with numbers from the package backs of of staging an immense wedding Spencer Of the Dopps clinic. I am reminded professional help; don’t be embar­ Parade Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse (5D Chespirito (60 mm ) Tracy. Elizabeth Taylor, Joan Bennett. contractions, spasticity (from cere­ area, along with several dozen other items — including alive could offer coupons. Turkey or Butterball Breast of Turkey, Include each of the four different new side dishes: Rice' are the grand marshals for the 55th annual [CNN] CNN News .1950 bral palsy), acute convulsions and that, unfortunately, there is a rassed to ask for it. The problem your name, address and ZIP code on a 3-by-5 card. parade featuring floats, equestrian untis. has progressed beyond the point almost all of the no-names I used to buy. I am interested in hearing from readers who have an Medley, Linguini with Pesto Sauce, Apple Pecan [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Elephant Man' A [USA] Hollywood Insider anxiety disorders. It is also used to lunatic fringe in every profession. Expires Dec. 31, 1986. marching bands, antique cars and enter­ where it can be managed by the Yes, In a few supermarkets the no-name paper interest in the no-name products. What has been your Rice and Fettucini Primavera: or send the tainment celebrites on a three-mile route physically deformed man is rescued from reduce tension in patients undergo­ Perhaps other chiropractors, life in a freak show and becomes the toast 1:1 OAM [TM C ] MOVIE: Ptiobia' A towels are still around. So is the ketchup, as well as a experience? Do you think they should be saved? Would required refund form and one, two or three up Hollywood and Sunset boulevards killer slowly murders the patients of a men­ ing surgery. Valium is helpful in some of whom have been kind family alone. Hosts: Bob Eubanks, Lee Meriwether (2 of 1890's British society John Hurt. An­ It’s important that you find a few other items that the stores believe still sell fairly you use more of them if there were generic-product These offers require refund forms: different Universal Product Code designs and get tal asylum by using each one's greatest preventing the discomfort of cardi­ enough to write me their support, X-Ray T hrs.) thony HO).' ins, Anhe Bancroft 1980 well, but with most of these, I can save more money coupons and additional money-saving opportunities? I ARMOUR Lower Salt Lunch Meat $1 Refund a 50-cent refund on each. Expires Dec. 31, 1986. Rated PG fears Paul Michael Glaser, Susan Hogan. oversion, when electrical shocks would be embarrassed by the doctor who suits your needs — and siclan’s GD MOVIE: 'They Only Kill Their Mas­ 1980 Rated R Dr. Gott tells how in his new Health with the national brands. will publish the most interesting letters in a future [USA] Robert Klein Time are delivered to regulate a failing Dopps display — one that certainly vine. P For those no-names still on the shelves, I have column. Write to me in care of the Manchester Herald. ters' When a police chief flushes out a 1 :1 5AM ® MOVIE: 'Embryo' Victo­ heart. So, like most medicines, does not help the image of the Report. Choosing a Physician: hours. killer the evidence points to a Doberman 10:30PM GD News ria. born at age 24. is almost the perfect Pinscher. James Garner, Katherine Ross, Valium is not meant to cure, but to chiropractic profession as a whole. Make a Decision for Good Health. 6033, Me Honeymooners... The Lost Episodes scientific creation Rock Hudson, Barbara For your copy, send $1 and your 9 to 5 . / Hal Holbrook. 1973 Carrera, Roddy McDowall 1976 control troublesome symptoms. It I ’ve decided to address the Dopps GD That's Hollywood comments in the hope that I can name and address to P.O. Box @) MOVIE: 'Vanished' The FBI Is advised f D Music City, U.S.A. can be extremely effective when that the President s top advisor is a homo­ [D IS ] Danger Bay 91428. Cleveland. Ohio 44101-3428. General used under close medical educate patients into being cau­ shop. F sexual. Richard Widmark. James Faren- @2) News 1 ;20AM [HBO] MOVIE: Phobia' A tious about using health services Be sure to mention the title. About Town tino. E G Marshall. 1970 Part 1 1 1 :00PM CD S® killer slowly murders the pitients of a men­ supervision. also floi ® Gl^ Late Show: Starring Joan Rivers (g) Mickey's Christmas Carol Disney tal asylum by using each one's greatest some e) characters bring a new twist to Charles ® Carol Burnett and Friends fears Paul Michael Glaser, Susan Hogan train on 1980 Rated R. Dickens' Christmas story (60 min ) (R) GD Odd Couple person; Junior women have party Blood pressures are taken DeMartin and Mollie Timreck. Drive through Christmas @ ) Day the Universe Changed: A Per­ GD The Untouchables 1:30AM GD INN News 9 621, Hor The Manchester Junior Women’s Club will have a BOLTON — A blood pressure screening will be held East-West — first, Harvey Sirota and Frank Soups better with raw bones “ Wise Men Still Seek Him” is the title of this year’s sonal View by James Burke James Burke Wild, Wild West GD Bizarre Christmas party Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Church of Thursday from 1 to 3 p.m. at Bolton Pharmacy, Bolton Bloomer; second, Mary Willhide and Suzanne Shorts; looks at the many systems of belief Cleanini drive-through Christmas at the Church of the f24) Sneak Previews [CNN] Newsnight Update chilling the stock, then skimming or Christ at 394 Lydall St. Notch. The screening is free of charge for Bolton third, Leslie White and Cal Rogers. through history that have been discarded full tim Nazarene, 236 Main St. The church and its Cornerstone after acquiring new knowledge (60 mm.) Tales of the Unexpected [ESPN ] Fishing; Best of John Fox's DEAR lifting the hardened fat from the hie for ( residents of all ages. Outdoor Adventures Results of club play on Dec. 11 were as follows: Christian School have set up life-sized scenes of (g) MOVIE: 'The Black Bird' Detective GD M 'A -S *H POLLY: I made surface. dusting, Sam Spade's son doesn't realize he has a [USA] Go For Your Dreams: Cash Flow North-South — first, Louise Kermode and Hal Lucal; Christmas, beginning with the nativity in Bethlehem @) 24 Horas soup from the I ’m sending you a copy of my general second, Ellen Goldberg and Virginia Weeks; third, and continuing through present-day scenes of families priceless bird until crooks try to steal it Expo person; Overeaters meet Wednesday Bridge scores announced George Segal, Stephane Audran, Lionel GD SCTV Network bones of our newsletter, “ Hot and Hearty Louise Miller and Eleanor Berggren. and carolers. 2:00AM ® MOVIE: The Picture of Thanksgiving Soups,” which includes basic re­ rant, 45 Overeaters Anonymous will welcome newcomers Stander. 1975. [CNN] Moneyline Dorian Gray' A handsome man stays eter­ Pointers Manche Results of the Manchester AM Bridge Club on Dec. 8 The free Christmas presentation will be Friday and turkey, as eve­ cipes for chicken and beef soups as Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the cafeteria meeting room East-West — first. Peg Dunfield and Mollie ■ GD Very Merry Cricket [D IS ] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet nally young while his portrait ages and were as follows; Saturday from 6 to 9 p.m. The church will accept ryone says you Polly Fisher well as rich vegetable cream soups of Manchester Memorial Hospital. A speaker will start North-South — first. Dale Hamed and Tom Regan; Timreck; second, Frankie Brown and Faye Lawrence; MOVIE: 'Junior Bonner' A busted-up [ESPN] Surfing: Pipeline Masters Cov­ shows dissipation (jeorge Sanders. L ■ donations for food baskets for the Manchester Area rodeo rider returns to his home and family Donna Reed, Angela Lansbury 1945. should, but my as well as rich vegetable cream E l at 8 p.m. For information, call 649-1674. second, Hal Lucal and Carol Lucal; third, Ann third, Ann Staub and Mary Willhide. erage from Oahu, Hawaii. (R). Conference of Churches. family did not soup, French onion, split pea. lentil d 3 MOVIE: 'Journey to Shiloh' Seven young Texans leave Dallas to join the Con­ care for it. It potato chowder and a creamy federate forces unaware of what the war is was not very smooth and flavorful pumpkin about James Caan, Brenda Scott. Michael tasty. I put onion IB. peanut soup. Others who would like Sarrazin 1968. PubUc Records Cinema and celery in the a copy of this issue should send $I (U) Grizzly Adams pot along with the bones from the bones. The bonus of this method Is, for each copy to Polly’s Pointers, in [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook roast turkey. Is there any other way of course, that a boned or partially care of the Manchester Herald. w Margery S. Bialeck to John P. Corp. to Richard and Nancy C. Conveyance tax, $138.60. Debra K. Creighton to Edward T 2:1 5AM [M A X ] MOVIE: Ttie Term)- to improve the flavor? — MRS. boned bird is easier to carve and Warranty deeds Sophie S. Muleronka, Oak Forest HARTFORD MANCHESTER P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland. OH and Mary P. O’Sullivan, Carriage condominium. Conveyance tax. Tasak, Southfield Green condomi­ Astrid C. Wierzbicki to Thomas Creighton Jr. and Debra K nator' (CC) In the year 2029, the rulers of A.G. serve than a regular whole bird 44101-3428. Be sure to include the ce/b CIi m u m CItv — Peoov Sue Got UA Theaters East — sch e d u le Earth devise the ultimate plan that will re­ 6 P. and Teri L. Stratton. Greenwood Chitraleka Ramanan to Harald Drive, $153,000, $115.50 nium. $107,500. Creighton. Erie Street. No convey-'" A ta rrled (PG-13) 7:10, 9:30. — Song of unavailable. shape the future by changing the past. Ar­ with the bones intact. title. - POLLY This A. and Patricia E. Wangen, East John P. and Mary P. O’Sullivan to Frank S. and Loraine C. Findlay J. Robert Wahlberg to Peter C. Drive. $89,000. ance tax. ttw South (G) 6:50. — The Nome of the nold Schwarzenegger, Linda Hamilton, Mi­ DEAR MRS. A.G.; I ’m not a big Other ways to improve the flavor Polly will send you a Polly Dollar Rose (R) 9. — Home of the Brave 7 :20, Meadow condominium. $56,000. Jeremiah and Christine A. Do­ to Shelter for Women Inc., Hartford and Kinh T. Hoang. Woodridge Barney T. Peterman Sr. and VERNON chael Biehn 1984. Rated R. fan of soups made with the bones of Exc< Patrick J. Daigle to Marjorie S 9:40. — B lue V elve t (R) 7, 9:25. of soup made from cooked poultry ($1) if she uses your favorite James and Geraldine C. nohue. Hilltop Drive, $122,500. $96,500. Barney T. Peterman Jr. to Joseph Cine 1 A 3 — Soul M on (PG-13) 7:10, already cooked poultry. Broth Road. $290,000. 9:15. — Som ething W ild (R) 7, 9:30. 2:30AM [CNN] sports Latenlght carcasses: pointer, peeve or problem in her Antonio and Carmela Vernali to M. and Judith M. Riley. Shallow- Daigle, Bush Hill Road. No convey­ made with raw turkey or chicken exp< McBrierty to Richard A Kirchner William D. and Anna Marie Joel B, Wilder and Albert L. ance tax. BAST HARTFORD [ESPN] SportsCenter Add flavorings such as bay column. Write Polly’s Pointers in brook Lane. $242,000. Eostwaod Fub A Cinema — Some­ and Sharleen C. Tetro, Edgemont. Patelli to Martha Robarge, Deep- Manley to Michael R. Hrynchuk. N. and D. Enterprises. West Middle [USA] Keys to Success bones is much moreflavorful, in my leaves, garlic cloves and pepper­ care of the Herald. Vincent B. and Lynn M. Kivlen to Ronald Moriconi to Jean Moii-" thing W ild (R) 7;30 WEST HARTFORD $96,900. wood Drive. $105,000. Beacon Hill. Conveyance tax, Turnpike. $131,900. Elm 1 A 1 — Something Wild (R) 7, opinion. corns to the cooked broth. i Marcel J. Hebert to Scott F. Paul and Marjorie S. Mezritz. coni. Knighton Street. No convey­ 2:35AM ® CBS News Nightwatch One way to improve the flavor of Andrew A. and Lisa A. Sleszynski Joel B. Wilder and Albert L. $69.30. ance tax. Faor Richard’s Pub A Cintma— Soul 9:30. — Soul M an (PG-13) 7, 9:30. Joined in Progress Root vegetables such as onions, Jackson. Northwood Townhouse. Kennedy Road, $174,900. Man (PG-13) 7:30, 9:30. soups made from leftover cooked to William H. Roberts Jr. and Ann Manley to Robert D. Gallivan, John A. and Frances F. Larsson [DIS] Zorro carrots and oalery cooked with the C. Roberts, Regent Street, $109,000. Beacon Hill. Conveyance tax, to Karen S. and Roger Stafford, $84,900. Helen A. Piccin to Robert C. Douglas E. Johnson to Manches­ bones is to save some parts from the If WILUMANTIC tones lEtSljnvtiA tto taroth. Unlike human beings who $90.20. William G. and Clara A. McGov­ Lombardo and Robert E. Fritz Jr., fbawcosa Clnomas 1-9— "Crocodile” Jlllsan tauaro Cinema — Star Trek 2:55AM [H B O ] m o v ie : 'Revolution' raw turkey — the wing tips and Emile P. and Lenora S. Rouleau Bolton Street, $110,000. ter Professional Building. East Dundee (PG-13) 13:30, 3:30, 4:30, 7:10, A Scottish man reluctantly joins •* a Ameri­ Soup stock can certhlilfy be made clearly discriminate in their cho­ Malcolm J. and Katherine M. Douglas and Carole A. Shomo to ern ' to Peter J. and Sheila K. Center Street, $130,000. (V: The Voyage Home (PG) 7:25,9.35. neck, for example — and to add pie 1 to Phyllis Mirek. Conveyance tax, Center Street. No conveyance tax. 9:20. — Stand by M e (R) 1:05,3:05,5:15, — Heartbreak Ridge (R) 7, 9|M. — An can Revolution in an effort to take care of without salt; however, a little salt ice of mates, freshwater eels are Kerr to Robert W. Weinberg. Mark T. and Maryann P. Lundgren, Cassello, Green Manor Estates. 7:40, 9:55. — The C o lo r o f M oney (R) his son, who has been drafted against his them with the carcass when mak­ $126.50. Richard L. Yatkin to Thomas M. _ American Toll brings out the flavor of the broth. clearly bored and unconcerned as PI Susan W Plante to Andrew and Tolland Turnpike, $250,000. Lydall Street, $116,000. $129,900. Dodd, Foster Street. No convey-' 12:15,3:35,4:55,7:15,9:40. — FIrewolker Golden Child (F®-'?* W ill Al Pacino, Nastassia Kinski, Donald ing the soup. The meat, bones and Try to include some of the poultry Quitclaim deads (PG) 12:40,3:55,5:10,7:40,9:50.— Star "C ro c o d ile ” Dundee (PG-13) 7 ^ , 9:30. to whom they mate with. “ There Timothy J. and Kathleen D. Lydall Woods Corp, to Ernest J. Mill Associates to Nunzio Squil- Sutherland 1986. Rated PG In Stereo. fat on the raw parts wifi add flavor Lisa A. Sleszynski, McKee Farm. ance tax. T rek IV: Th# V oyage Hom e (P G ) 13:30, — Three A m loo s (P G ) 7:25, 9:30. fat in the cooking broth, such as seem to be no preferences based on $158,000 Coughlin to Thomas W. and Janet LaBranche Jr. and Beverly D. lante, Tolland Turnpike. $900,000. 3:S0, 5:10, 7:25, 9:50. — H eartbreak 3:00AM Cn! Keys Success and richness to the soup. fatty parts of the bird or drippings Martha Robarge to Joseph and Alfred L. and Alyce W. Ponticelli; Rldga (R) 13:15, 3:40, 5, 7:30, 10. — An physical characteristics or origins Walter H. and Wilma S Joyner to M. Jung. Rolling Park Estates. Skaggs, Lydall Woods Colonial Porterfield Development Corpo­ A m o rlc a n T a ll (G) 1:15,3:15, 5:15, 7:20, (fl) Shopping Line I sometimes bone a turkey or from roasting the bird. This adds Joanne Coderre. Deepwood Drive. to Helen A. Piccin, Center Street. WINDSOR among eels,” a University of George W and Lois B. Carman, $98,000. Village. $114,000. ration to Harry C. and Betty L. 9:10. — Three A m ig os (PG ) 12:20,3:40, [CNN] News Overnight chicken before roasting it, so that I much flavor. The fat can be r*nnr...... 03 20 or more days: 60 cents per line per day. thru Friday. 10SS John FHoh Btvd.. Is sublect to the Fair $129,900. Jackson 8c Jack- January 1. $650 plus utili­ Rooflng/Slding ...... 57 Musical Items...... 84 ITS EASY TO EARN son Real Estate, 647-8400 ties. Coll otter 6pm. 643- Manchester-New Oak Auctions...... 04 Minimum charge: 4 lines. South Windsor. CT. COE Housing Act of 1968, which BUSINESS Forest end unit, condomi­ Flooring...... 58 Cameras and Photo Equipment ... 85 makes It Illegal to adver­ SCJ•646-8646.0 ______0110. Financial...... 05 Rentals Pets and Supplies...... 86 EXTRA CHRISTMAS PRDPERTY nium. 2 bedroom, I'/z Electrical ...... 59 J(iSTBYRE4DIW tise any preference, lim­ kThree’s your lucky Rooms for Rent...... 31 Miscellaneous for Sole ...... 87 CASH WHEH YOU bath, central air, 2 cor Heatlng/Plumblng...... 60 D E A D L IN E S : For classified advertisements to fMSSiriEDSHflPWMTED itation or discrimination num ber!!! Large 6-3-3 West Side, 5 room duplex, Apartments for Rent...... 32 Tag Soles...... 88 REGISTER FOR WORK stove and refrigerator. garage. $800 a month plus Employment & Education Miscellaneous Services...... 61 be published Tuesday through Saturday, the lISTIlVfi.IfOWDAJOB based on race, color, reli­ three family on Pearl For sale or rent- Condominiums for R e n t...... 33 Services Wanted...... 62 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 89 deadline Is noon on the day before publication. "MANPOWER” Commerlcal storefront In Available January 1st. Se­ utilities. Coll 872-9720. Help W anted...... 11 AS AN OLSTEN TEMPI gion, sex or national Street. Separate utilities. Homes tor Rent...... 34 For advertisements to be published Mondov, THAT POT Mf OH TOP Of origin, or on Intention to high traffic area. Full curity deposit. 649-2689. Situation Wanted ...... 12 W e need: ARRIVES IN Many modern Improve­ Manchester 2 bedroom Store/Office Space...... 35 the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. THE SOPPESSIADDER! make any such prefer­ ments. Nice yard, basement, 2 air condition­ Business Opportunities...... 13 Resort Property ...... 36 Merchandise Data Entry ers to remain, newer 100 3 and 4 room apartments. townhouse, excellent lo­ MANCHESTER ence, limitation or dis­ porches, excellent Income cation. No pets, $550 per Instruction...... 14 Industrial Property...... 37 Holidoy/Seasonol...... 71 Automotive Receptionist crimination. The Herald amp circuit breakers and No appliances, no pets. R EA D YO U R AO. Classified advertisements are producing Investment. month plus utilities and Chrlstm( Employment Services...... 15 Miscellaneous for Rent...... 38 Antiques and Collectibles...... 72 Cars for Sole...... 91 Clerks will not knowingly accept $164,900. Jackson & Jack- newer bath. $60,000 or $500 Security. Call 646-2426, taken by telephone os a convenience. The security. 647-7234. Imme­ own. Sui Roommates W anted...... 39 Clothing...... 73 Trucks/Vans for Sale...... 92 Light Industrial Ready for a change? any advertisement which son Real Estate. 647-6400 per month. Strono Real weekdays between 9 and Manchester Herald is responsible for only one diate occupancy. each. 11 Wanted to R e n t...... 40 Furniture...... 74 Compers/Trollers...... 93 Sacratarles Is In violation of the law. or 646-8646.0 Estate. 647-7653.D 5. (on the Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of • Earn Income Real Estate TV/Stereo/Aopll.ances...... 75 Motorcvcles/Mopeds...... 94 Restuon the original insertion. Errors which do not Register (or work and • Get Out Of The House Manchester-$119,900. 3 or Homes for Sole ...... 21 Services Machinery and Tools ...... 76 Auto Services...... 95 learn how to taka a trip on • Varlety/Change MI8CELLANEDUS MI8GELLANEDU8 MMCELLANEDUS Condominiums for Sole...... 22 Lawn and Garden ...... 77 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 96 lessen the value of the advertisement will not 4 bedroom home In a MI8CELLANEDU8 Live H OlatenI Wa offer top pay • Gain Work Experience desireable neighborhood. FDR SALE FOR SALE Lots/Land for Sale...... 23 Child Care...... 51 Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 be corrected by an additional Insertion. FDR SALE FDR SALE Nice (or Good Things to E a t ...... 78 5 and banafita. • Sharpen Skills This Cape has everything Investment Property ...... 24 Cleaning Services...... 52 Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood...... 79 Wanted to Buy/Trode ...... 98 • Control Own Schedule each. F Call Laurie at: you'd expect plus a barn- 12:30 87S • Meet New People board family room with OLSTEN TEMPORARIES bar and a full bath on the f ■' 162 Spancsr Strsal Hand r If you have office ex­ lower level. Set on level wreaths Manchsatar. CT 06040 yard with trees, shrubs FREE CLASSIFIED ADS ting at P 647-1991 perience and are inter­ and pool, carpet. D. W. h elp w a n t ed ested in work, call or ton bury Notices i n i HELP WANTED OJI GD HELP WANTED O H h eLP WANTED GII h elp w a n ted m ] h elp WANTED G l ] HELP WANTED Herald Fish Realty. 643-1591 or To all Herald Readers who have something to sell for Under S come In to register in 871-1400.D our new location. 5 Manchester ,Classifiedsl- ’ 99 or less. We will run your ad for 6 days — FREEI LOST Carpenters Needed - Im­ Full time Mechanic-to Manufacturer looking for Full Time Employment-$5 Sales Person-Immediate Smashing Contemporary mediate opening for expe­ work on oil trucks and reliable full time workers. Remove mineral buildup nearly 2000 sqare foot of AND FOUND lo $10 per hour. Imme­ position for retail sales from your teakettle by Herald MANPOWER rienced carpenters. All cars. Benefits Included, No experience required. 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 living area In this new 7 1 t B 4 diate position. Expanding person with rapidly ex­ pouring in half a cup of TEMPOMRV SERVKES Fill out coupon (one word phases of construction. call 649-2871. Supervisor-Energetic In­ Please call 649-3900. company that manufac­ panding tv-appllance room, 2'/3 both home! Full-time employment whife vinegar and one 643-2711 150 N. Main St. $199,500! ” We Guarantee per space) and mall or Antique Lost-Brown hair cat, tiger dividual with mechanical tures and sells energy outlet. Excellent benefits 6 0 7 • and benefits. Call 742-5317, quart of top water. Heat to 8:30 a.m .-5:00 p.m. Manchester • 643-4810 Our Houses!"... Blan­ bring to the Manchaatar tub. Goi markings, Hamlin Street TO CLEAN artificial flow­ ability.Experience In QC International Student Ex­ related products needs a and opportunity for ad­ area, since Saturday, may 8:30 to 5:00, Monday rolling boll and let stand chard & Rossetto. 646- Herald Office, 16 Brainard Ing S8C ers, place them heads or production lines n plus. change organization few sharp Individuals. No vancement. Salary plus M-F / 8-5:00 0 10 11 It be III. Call 646-0613 or through Friday. for one hour. Pour out Thursday evenings by 2482.D Place. evening down In a paper bag, add Apply Able 8> Coll Elec­ seeks part-time represen­ experience necessary. Insentives, experience ne­ 643-6160. tative to find homes for solution, fill with water, appointment salt and shake well. To tronics, Howard Road, Call Mr. Mike now! 1-800- cessary. Call for appoint­ 11 14 IS 10 Looking for experienced Bolton. high school exchange stu­ 367-3720 or 1-203-249-7852. ment. 647-9997. boll again and discard. Classic Cape by ” Beh- Clearly atate Item and price Lost-15 year old female roofer and siding man, Cleon out storage areas In dents. Good 2nd Income. Add buildup to your rmann” 7 rooms, fire­ In ad. One Item only per your home or garage, Classified. The cost Is P A R T T IM E Beagle. Partially blind quality minded carpenter. Handyman-Part time po­ 1-800-443-0100, ext 600. budget by selling no- place, 1 '/z baths, redwood ad. No pat, tag aale, or and deaf. Glastonbury, Only experienced people place an ad In classified sm all... the response big. Part Time Maid wanted. longer used furniture and exterior 140's. ”We Gua­ telling our readers what sition available for person Weekends. Apply In perso- CDNDDMINIUMS commercial ads accepted. 633-8515 or 547-3429 or the need apply. Call today for Part time receptlonlst-4 to 643-2711. appliances with a low-cost rantee Our Houses!” ... Name. Phone Very v you have for sale. who can help with general niEssex Motor Inn, 1(X) CUSTOMER SERVSCE Dog Warden. Reward! appointm ent, 643-2659. cleaning and mainte­ Bpm. Also 8;30am until 5 ad In Classified. 643-2711. FDR RENT Blanchard & Rossetto. pu 11 o Take a chance on a grow­ on Saturdays. Total of 3 Truck driver for delivery East Center Street. 646-2482.0 Address nance prolects around the of fuel oil. Truck driving Medlun ing company. Telemarketing days per week. Busy DEPARTMENT conditic restaurant. Apply In per­ experience necessary. Employment Supervisor-Expanding son; Covey’s Restaurant. phones, light typing, and a Sell $35 Secretarial-Work East of company that manufac­ pleasant office surround­ Part or full time. Coll IKJ 45 E. Center Street, 649-2871 for appointment. Mon.-Thurs. 3:00-7:30 pm the river for this manufac­ tures and markets energy Manchester. ing. Please call Janet at D. Casual Twosome Classic Knits TOWNHOUSES & Education turing company. East related products needs a W. Fish Realty. 643-1591. Fri. 3:00-7:00 pm Hartford, South Windsor dynamic, enthusiastic, Looking for 6 dependable AVAILABLE area. Salary $18k. Call confident supervisor Im­ Office Work-Girl Frlday- Floor covering sales per­ people. Could be senior Sat. 7:00-10:00 am Parking lor 2 cars - Sharon at 282-9232. Ad­ mediately. Individual Man the phones for custo­ citizens or husband and son, no experience neces- Lovely vanced Careers. Fee paid. must be able to perform In mer orders and general sory. Looking for wife teams. Third shift, 10 III units HELP WANTED a fast paced, pressure office work. Pleasant and pm -6am. Mobil Mart, 427 bookca CD ambitious Individual wil­ boxspri Receptlonlst-Manchester packed environment. Sa­ friendly voice. Above ov­ ling to learn and grow Hartford Road, Manches­ $99.00 c X-Ray Technician for phy­ doctors office. Must be lary plus bonus package. erage earnings, paid va­ with family run business. ter. 3 Bedroom unit sician's office In Rock­ dependable, mature, and Commensurate with expe­ cation, Insurance and holl- Duties Include answering the day ville. Part time flexible conscientious. Afternoon rience. Send resume In davs. Apply In phone and dealing with Custodlan-Coventry with 1V4 baths, hours and Tuesday even­ person:Manchester To­ School system, excellent Beige hours. Please call 872- confidence to: P. O. Box customers In retail show­ fully applianced ***** 6033, Monday thru Friday ings. Call 646-5153 and bacco & Candy Co., 299 benefits. Hours 3 to 11pm. ***** old, go 11377, Newington, Ct. room. Please call 643-5166 over 9 to 5 . Ask for Donna. leave message. 06111. Green Road, Manchester. and ask for Tom Call 742-9305. kitchen, full base­ ment, hook-up for Stereo Specialist gourde General work In a flower Country Christinas Swedish Gifts 5186.0 shop. Full or part time, washer & dryer. J.B. ELECTRONICS — Where Pro­ One duck, two ducks, many, many, Visit the SCANDANAVIAN GIFT also floral designer with No pets *675/mo. 1 fessionals buy their stereo equip­ more ducks, fabric ducks, carved SHOP. Nut crackers, pyramids, some experience or can Part Time. ment and accessories. Discount year lease plus se­ ducks, painted ducks, lucky ducks and Hummel figurines. We also train on the lob. Apply In Earn Extra Cash! PICTURE THIS pricing on cosh and carry Items. — Wreaths and flower and folk art carry Swedish foods. Ellington person; Krause Florist. curity deposit. Pay Call Jack Bertrand 643-1262. too, all hand made and waiting (or Center Plaza, Ellington, 872-8273. 621, Hartford Rd. you at 9 own utilities. Cleaning person, part to INSERTERS WANTED $ EXTRA MONEY $ ***** CRAFTMEN GALLERY ***** full time position availa­ 58 Cooper St., Manchester, ble for person to help with Call 647-9946 3 bedroom town Jewelry 647-8161 Pets dusting, vacuuming, and With Your Own Part-Time Job. Holiday hours 7 days a week. Sound general cleaning. Apply In house with large Largest selection of diamonds and ***** DJ'S DOG GROOMING and PET AM/FA person; Covey's Restau­ Ask for Bob An Excellent Opportunity for- e a j-in kitchen, gem stone dinner rings. Christmas S U P P L Y 649-0485. Bedding • speoke rant, 45 E. Center Street, hours, 9-8pm, M on.-Fri., 8-5 Sat. canopy, brass, cuddle and mots. 2287.0 Manchester. HIRE^ wifhin walking dis­ BRAY JEWELERS, Wayne Bray, Florists Housewives and Mothers with Coots, sweaters, rain gear, life tance to busline. 643-5617 PARK HILL JOYCE FLOWER lockets and back packs. Unique cat Black SHOP - Fancy Fruit Baskets. Box­ furniture. Holiday goodies, toys slon, i: young children bring them No pets. 1 year * * * * 649-587J GOOD wood Trees - All Your Christmas and crates. Pet pictures with Santa, lease plus security Decorating Needs I 36 Oak Street, November 28 and 29, 12-6 pm and HERE’S THE JOB YOU’VE with you and save on Welbllt deposit. *635 per Fruit Baskets 649-0791 and 200 West Center Street, every Sunday after. erotor( 646-6056. babysitting costs. HELP month plus utili­ FANCY FRUIT BASKETS - Deliv­ Excelle BEEN WAITING FORI I model. ered Locally - Shipped nationwide. M ICHELLE’S FLORALS - Fresh ar­ You’ll find the people ties. 3651.0 NOW 28% OFF ALL WICKER rangements, silk arrangements, We have a great job opportunity for a customer servi- PHOTIMiUlDE you need for those PERO F R U IT S TAN D - holiday wreaths and many gift Unique Gifts vaeaneies if you'll plaee 276 Oakland Street, Manchester, Items In both our stores. Hours The store with elegant, unique and ce/bookkeeping clerk in our circulation department. i 3 6 T . ; i f j i r " 643-6384 an ad in our Classified 2 bedrooms, eat-in 9:30am-5;00pm dally and Thursday different fashions and gifts from cc/26 'til 6pm. Saturday, 9-1pm. 857 Main around the world. EAST WEST IM -: 6 This is a full time position, Monday-Friday, 8:00-5:00. kitchen, nice loca­ W hirip eolumns. People FERNANDO’S ORCHARDS, Birch Street, Mancheter 649-2522 (form­ $ The classic V-neck, tennis- PORTS, 111Vz Center Street, Mon-S $165 oi $ tion, close bus ser­ Mountain Road, Glastonbury. Na­ erly Leaf, Stem, and Root), 39 Excellent typing skills necessary with some computer A raglan sleeve blouse looking for jobs read Chester, 643-5692. stove $1 8t>'j sweater is popular Windsor Ave. (Rte. 83) Vernon, 875- with short or long sleeves with all family members. our employment vice. No pets. *575 tive opples, cider, fruit baskets, ditlon.: experience helpful. teams nicely with neat holldcy wreaths and other crafts. 5145 everyday 9-6, Sat. 9-5. ***** trousers, or wear it with Easy to knit, too. listings every day . . . per month. One CC-126 has directions for Good pay, oxcollont beneffts & pleatairt atmosphere. your favorite skirts. so they're sure (o see year lease plus se­ ***** ***** 21 Hours Per Week No. 1362 with Photo- Menk Small, Medium and Guide is in Sizes 8 to 18. Large (36-46); Womenk 12 to vour ad! curity deposit. Pay Salary Plus Gas Allowance Size 10, 34 bust . . . 20: and Childrenk 4 to 14 Automotive Package Stores years inclusive. own utilities. Consol) If you are detail oriented and enjoy working with peo­ blouse, 2H yards 46- PAP Auto Parts, 307 East Center BROWNS P A C K A G E STO R E has a inch; pants, 2% yards. T* •nBr. tsM $2J0, itr tich mochln SOUND INTERESTING? Street (rear of Lenox Street) 649- variety of liquors, wines, cordials, ple this could be the job for you. You can be • Harald Area Adviser and handle and pits 504 fsr psitscs ud $25.00. ( 3528. Super savings on gift Ideas (or vour holiday needs and gift giv­ auparviaa our carrier boys & giris. If you like kids, Call Please call Jeanne Fromerth, circulation manager Please State Size. taat utoT ) sale; 10% off on Gift Certificates. ing Ideas. 278 West Middle Tpke. want a little Independence and your own Income... Table s< 643-2711 (9 a .m .-ll a.m.) TO ORDEI, (tad $2.80 far aatk MANCHESTER 649-0795 643-7330. conditic Mttsia, fist sot isr ptstait aaO amYMl[,a.Y.1003S for an Interview appointment. ask for Rick tut suaNtTT HERALD SPECIAL: Over 200 se­ 'clauMad ad> people read or VIS'aK.’f f S U s . lections and a FBEE X C A L L 647-9946 or 647-99^ a m Y m . N.Y. 10SM phoiM 643-2711 classified Manchester Herald rnsi asM . tudrsis aiui zip Pattern Section in the 643-2283 conr >M . a iia ir mm* Umm AI.KIIM.Inatt.r00. Wheel I 649-5741 to - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Dec. 15, 1986 MANCHESTER SPORTS 2 - MA HOMES OFFICE/RETAL FOR RENT EQUIPMENT BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY Flood worry Bears beat Lions 2 bedroom Ranch, conve­ Typewriter - Remington nient location, stove and portable. Good condition, clouds proposal on late field goal retrloerator, 2 months se­ $35.00. Call 649-1819.0 curity plus utilities. $400. CARPENTRY/ HEATING/ MISCELLANEOUS ... page 4 ... page 15 644-1933. IBAa Compatable Compu­ REMODELING SERVICES ter for home or business. CHILD CARE ( PLUMBING Extra Clean Ranch style Zenith TC with 10 meg duplex. Ideal for In-law hard disk, 640K memory, Licensed loving mother- Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ Odd lobs, Trucking. Home situation. "Complete pri­ modem and much soR- immediate openings, Carpentry ■ Ramodallng throom remodeling; In­ repairs. You name It, we vacy" tor both parties. ware. WIN proyide cus­ Manchester home. Reaso­ Services - Complete stallation water heaters, do It. Free estimates. Convenient locotlon In tom programming for In- nable rotes. 643-1713. home repairs and remo­ garbage disposals; faucet Insured. 643-0304. nice area. Each unit In­ ventory, customer deling. Small scale com­ repairs. 649-4539. Vlsa/M- cludes country kitchen, control, etc. Bob, 646-7530. CLEANING mercial work. Registered, asterCard accepted. Your local handyman I formal dining room, se­ Insured, references 046- Call John at 643-4353 and parate bosement, ample RECREATIONAL SERVICES 8165. please leave message. storage, washer/dryer EQUIPMENT MMCELLANEOUB hook-up and garage. 3 8ERVICE8 Art's Light Trucking - bedroom with tow firepla­ HOLIDAY CLEANING Paras Carpentry-All Cellars, attics, garages ces. $850 plus utilities. 1 For Sale. Rowing Ma­ Planning to entertain dur­ types of home remodeling chine, fully assembled, 1 cleaned. Junk hauled. HanrliPHlrr Hcralh bedroom $525 plus utili­ ing the holidays but don't by experienced carpen­ Furniture and appliances ) Manchester — A City o( Village Charm ties. Possible long term year old, excellent condi­ have time to prepare? We ter. Call Dan at 646-3793 or tion. $75. Call 646-3245 can help I We are a profes­ moved. Odd lobs. Very lease. No pets. Call L lifo r honest dependable details, 646-7709. after 5;30pm. sional cleonlng service Tune Up Time - Chain 50 with 10 yrs. exp. In tho­ IMKAMTING/ sows, snow blowers. Also worker. 25 years expe Man's bicycle. 26 Inch rough, dependable clean­ offering a complete shar­ rience In moving. 646-9669 Manchester - For Rent - ing. We do all phases of 1 ^ 1 PAPERING anytime. Tuesday, Dec. 16,1986 30 Cents Unlaue free standing unit. wheel,$35.00. Good condi­ pening service. Duality cleaning plus party set­ Sharpening, 104 Hilliard I One year old condomi­ tion. Call 649-1680.O ups, and clean-ups. Our I L o v Street 649-2111. nium. Fireplace, 1 bed­ service Is also avail, Name your own price — Cut baking time In half room, bath, fully ap- Hart skis - 175 cm with wkiv, biwkiv, or monthly. Father and son. Fast, next time you fix meat Tei loaf by baking In muffin TOWN OF MANCHE$TER, CONNECTICUT pllanced kitchen, washer Solomon step-in bindings. Commercial cleaning Is dependable service. NOTICE OF and dryer, central air. No Good condition. $50.00. also avail. Call: Painting, Paperhanging 8, tins rather than the con­ ADOPTION OF AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE Call anytime 649-1794.a Removal. Call 872-8237. ventional loaf. Saves fuel White House pets. $700.00 per month 649-0858 D 8, D L a n d s ca p e - and makes attractive indi­ In accordance with the provliloni of Chapter 3, Sectlani 1 Magic plus utilities. Security dep­ Complete landscape se- vidual servings. Use a and 9 of the Town Charter, notice Isherebv given of the adop­ osit and references re- tion by the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, aulred.James R. McCava- BOATS/MARINE ELECTRICAL ylce, leaf and brush re­ low-cost ad in Classified CARPENTRY/ moved. Call David Connecticut, on December 9 ,19M. nogh , Real Estate, EQUIPMENT for quick response next AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE 649-3800.n REMODELING 659-2436. time you have something Dumas Electric — Having to sell. 643-2711. BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town of asks immunity goes to Sh< Hove you read today’s 16 toot Mod River canoe, Electrical Problems? Hawkes Tree Service- Manchester that Section 13-41(e)(1) of The Code of O ^ln- paddles Included. Used Ceilings and walls re­ ances be deleted and the followina be substituted therefor: Classified section? If con­ Need a large or a small Bucket Truck 8< Chipper. Sm art shoppers shop four times. Excellent con­ paired, doors and win­ (e) Retirement by policemen tains hundreds of Interest­ Repair? We Specialize In Stump removal. Free esti­ Classified! They find E dition. $800. Please call dows repaired, extra ing otters. 643-2711. Residential Work. Joseph mates. Special considera­ that s a good way to tight ( 1) Any provisions of this orticle to the controry notwith­ NAl 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- shelving Installed. Call Dumas. Fully Licensed. tion for elderly and handi­ standing, the policemen and officers of the police de­ 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for Bernie at 646-3172. partment may retire and receive pension povments school for \ Free Estimates. 646-5253. capped. 647-7553. 641271?'’ for top aides ••■STORE AND Bob. provided they shall have completed at least twenfv-five (25) years of service In the police department and hove area o I OFFICE SPACE met the age requirement on the upproprlote effective CAMERA8/PH0T0 dates listed below; By John Mitchell Manchester - 3 rooms a. Effective July 1, 1974 attained age fifty-five (55). Herald Reporter WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi­ In relaying Reagan’s call to the containing 400 square feet EQUIPMENT b. Effective July 1, 1975attained age fifty-three (53). dent Reagan today called on the Congress, Speakes said the presi­ TRUCK8/VAN8 MI8CELLANE0U8 INVITATION TO BID on Center Street. Call MI8CELLANE0U8 c. Effective July 1, 1974 and thereafter attained age "You will not believe what is Senate Intelligence Committee to dent does not intend to summon 6464)042. F0R8AIE AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE Sealed bids will be received Poindexter and North to the Oval 35mm Canon - AE-1 Ca­ I In the General Services' of­ fifty (50). about to happen,” old-time magi­ grant limited immunity to former C mera. Body only, perfect fice, 41 Center St., Manches­ Policemen and officers mov retire and receive a pen­ cian Richard Potter gleefully told White House aides John Poindexter Office and demand that they tell condition. $95.(X). Call 643- < Poir H-78-14 Doral snow 4 X 14 X 17 Corvette Rally ter, CT until December 31, sion commencing the first day of the month followtng about 400 modern-day students, and Oliver North to compel the m to him what they knew. " I think the A I ROOMMATES 9797 after 7 pm.o 19M at 11:00 a.m. for the fol­ the completion of the above requirements. Effective WANTED tires on rims. Excellent Wheels - Centers and lowing: July 1,1975, each policeman and officer wlllberequired parents and teachers in the Buckley testify in the investigation into the president would subject himself to condltlon.$50.00. Call 643- rings. $225. Negotiable. FURNISH & INSTALL to take a physical examination, as determined by the School gymnasium this morning. Iran-contra scandal. criticism if he followed that course MI8CELLANE0U8 For Sale-1974 Ford Van In 1228.0 647-9869. general manager, once he attains his fifty-third (53rd) of action.” Speakes said without Vernon-House to share, NEW FUEL DISPENSING birthday. Beginning July t, 1974, such physical exami­ Then with one quick gesture, he White House spokesman Larry good condition. $1S(W or SYSTEM (REBID) Speakes. in a hastily called but elaboration. professional M /F , non- E l F0R8ALE best offer. Call after 1981 Ford Granada en­ nation will be required after each policeman's and of- passed a coin from a small wooden Snow tires - F78 x 15, Snow The Town of Monchester Is flcer'sflftleth (50th) birthday. Onceapollcemanandof- box into a twisted cloth that a nationally televised briefing for smoker. Unusual loca­ 4:30pm . 875-6344.D gine, transmission and on equal opoortunity em­ flcer attains his fifty-fifth (55th) birthday^ he must, by Speakes’ announcement came as tion. Plenty of room and Box Spring and Mattress Biters, Firestone. Excel­ body parts. Sold Individu­ ployer, and requires on affir­ written application, request that the general manager fifth-grader held tightly on the reporters, read a statement from White House Chief of Staff Donald privacy. $350/month plus for double bed, $150 or lent condition. $80.00 a ally. Call 646-6168. mative action policy for oil of extend his period of employment on a year to year basis stage. Reagan declaring that limited Regan was testifying under oath 1978 Ford F-150 Supercab,' pair. Call Ray at 649-8447.0 Its Contractors and Vendors beyond such policeman's and officer’s fiftv-titth (55th) one third utilities. Call best offer. Apartment size 6 cylinder, new valve lob Megan Lavatori, the girl who immunity is “ not amnesty or before the Senate Intelligence evenings. 646-3419. os o condition of doing busi­ birthday, and. If such appllcatlan Is approved by said white stove-needs new and corborator, new bat­ VW Bug - 1971 engine ness with the Town, os per general manager, said general manager shall notify participated in the hocus-pocus, clemency.” Committee. The White House has coll. $30. 646-5160 otter needs minor work. Has Federal Order 11246. the pension board. In writing, of such approval; how­ Both Poindexter. Reagan’s tery, bed liner, radial Firestone - snow tires. said later she still couldn’t under­ been under increasing pressure in 6pm. tires. $3000. Many extra?. some parts.$40.00.Call 647- Bid forms, plans and specifi­ ever, each policeman and officer must retire at age former national security adviser, $50.00 for pair. P165/B0 1545.0 sixty (40). IN EXCEPTIONAL CASES, THE GENERAL stand how it was done. “ He was recent days from congressional 646-6513 after 6pm. cations ore available at the and his former aide North have Merchandise Farberware - Open hearth R13/S call 646-7247.0 General Services' office. MANAGER, UPON WRITTEN REQUEST OF THE interesting,” she said. "It was sort leaders to compel testimony from POLICEMAN OR OFFICER AT LEAST THREE (3) broiler. Excellent condi­ When you call Classified TOWN OF of exciting.” refused to testify before congres­ Poindexter and North. A8od condition. Cost f|on by the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, relea Riding lawn mower Connecticut, on December 9, 1904. With the merger. Hale said. over $225. Scotch percem oi the stock, strongly Board and the rtate Banking said Heritage would have to take held Craftsman 5hp 24 Inch cut. ORDINANCE Bv John F. Kirch figure is lower than 1985 losses of Heritage will turn around. gaurded. $75.00. Call 646- supports the buyout. Department have already given drastic action to stay afloat, Th 5186.a Runs! 17 years old mov Herald Reporter $3,098,000, but " it ’s still a loss.” "From here on in, it’s going to be BE IT ORDAI NED, by the Board of Directors of the Town of Heritage, which has posted huge verbal agreement to the buyout. including huge staff cuts and the 1963' need work $50. 643-4535.n Manchester that the Town of Manchester convey to Morgan Hale said. all positive.” he said. losses over the past several years Hale said. The stockholders’ vote is sale of branches throughout the the Sr.nllr.H n"?. *Z'3»O0 (Seven Thousand Three The financially troubled Herit­ ComFed has a net worth of $83 I 7 b JTV/STERE0/ Hundred Flttv) Dollars those premises described In Sche- The losses have made it impera­ due to a loan portfolio it acquired in the last major hurdle the financial state. Gold dui6 A attached hereto. age Savings and Loan Association million and has 21 offices in tive for Heritage to complete the a 1984 merger with Fidelity Federal institution must face. cludi 1 APPLIANCES ENDROLLS of Manchester could be under new The S&L has already lost $30 Massachusetts and five loan pro­ Prepared by william J. Shea merger, Hale said. Savings and Loan of New Haven, ZT'h width - 259 Assistant Town Attorney ownership by the end of the year if "W e’re going to push hard to get a million in deposits over the last duction offices in Connecticut. Its Hem signed a definitive agreement in Electric stove - 30 Inch, 139. width - 2 for 2SC 10-31-84 stockholders approve a merger Stockholders will meet at 10 a.m. favorable vote in.” Hale said. year, according to financial state­ assets total $972 million, compared Keni October to be bought out by self cleaning. M UST be picked up at the SCHEDULE A agreement with the Massachusetts- Monday to vote on the merger The savings and loan institution ments. while $5.6 million of deposit to Heritage’s $260 million. and I Copper,$50.00. Call 643- Manchester Herald Office ComFed for $7.7 million. accounts were transferred to 9 Those preml»s situated on the westerly side of Keeney based ComFed Savings Bank, agreement. If it is approved. could survive without a merger. Heritage, which has 13 branches 2809.n before 11 A.M. ONLY. Under the terms of the agree­ Street In the Town of Manchester, County of Hartford and Heritage President William H. Heritage could become part of the Hale said, but it ’’ wouldn’t be the another bank when Heritage sold in the Manchester and New Haven State of Connecticut, described as follows; ment, each of Heritage’s 496,000 Hale said this morning as he ComFed chain by Dec. 31. Hale Heritage'you and I know.” its Tolland branch office. areas as a result of its merger with Sound Design Stereo - Those premises designated as "PARCEL 'E' Deed to the shares of stock would be purchased announced further losses in the said. Fidelity, signed its agreement with So A M /F M , record changer, ' • ’■♦“In mop or Plan entitled, by ComFed for $15, with per-share “ That’s one reason we’re pushing In addition. Heritage has already speakers.$25.00.Call 649- Hookleberry Lane Strawberry Lane Par- fiscal year that closed Sept. 30. The company needs a two-thirds ComFed after it pulled out of price subject to downward adjust­ this merger,” Hale said. “ We need cut its staff 10 percent by not Ja 2287.0 fn l Connecticut Scale 1' - 40' Job No. 171- Heritage reported a net loss of vote for approval of the merger, merger negotiations with the Suf- Automotive ment of up to $1. extra capital to stop this bleeding.” replacing workers who left to take of So I*®’ 1? ®' Griswold 8, Fuss Inc. 210 $2,302,000 for the fiscal year that Hale said. He said the company’s field Savings Bank. 5iJo Connecticut 04040 Telephone 444- The Federal Home Loan Bank Without an infusion of funds. Hale other jobs. of $ Block and white televi­ Flop or plan Is on file ended Sept. 30, Hale said. The board of directors, which holds 38 sion, 13 Inch. $X.OO. Call In the Town Clerk s office In sold Manchester. polic 649-5875. D CARS *•” *'<» days after this publl- Br FOR SALE ratlonln this newspaper provided that within ten (10) days TODAY’S HERALD Coui Welbllt 5 cubic foot refrlg- r . !! ’ fJ’ ®®!!®®*!?.’’ ***** Ordinacne a petition signed by that erotor formica top, white. nM less than five (5) percent of the electors of the TDwn, as District says fees key to sewer project 1980 - Toyota Tercel - determined from the latest officlol lists of the Registrors of of hi Excellent condition. 1985 Voters, has not been filed with the 'Town Clerk requesting Its model. $99.00. Call 649- excellent condition. 65,000 reference to q speciql Town election. N( miles. $2900 or best offer. 10 years, would involve a hookup Eighth District sewer plan in Guide to colleges Hosts are liable 3651.0 By George Loyng cludes a massive shopping mall. He Willi Call 649-8678. STEPHEN T. CASSAND charge of $40 for each foot of pipe August, required that the town SECRETARY Herald Reporter said the district would collect some It hasn’t hit the best-seller list, A guest is served drinks, then Jam BOARD OF DIRECTORS fees, which could be considerable needed to connect with the prop­ control a key valve that will allow but a Simsbury guidance counse­ drives. There is an accident, an Chevy Citation 80, loaded, MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT erty, he said. That would generate the sewage to go into the Adams Although the Eighth Utilities depending on the size of the sewer lor’s book about colleges that cater injury, sometimes a death. Who is 4 speed, am /fm stereo IWed ot Manchester, Connecticut this 10th day of Deember, Street line. District has the go-ahead it needs to lines. $533,000, Joyner said. to students with learning disabili­ responsible? According to courts Whirlpool refrigerator with tape, 65,000 miles. The Eighth District is currently 6 He said the outlet charges are the $1650 or best otter. 647- 031-12 build a planned Buckland sewer In Joyner said the cost of the sewer ties is a hot item among parents and and legislatures in at least 14 states, $165 and matching GE challenging that requirement. 9456. northwestern Manchester, District project would be about $1.7 million, key to financing the project be­ school systems. The director has the host can be sued if it can be stove $95. Very good con­ While the appeal is pending, both President Walter Joyner said Mon­ including $300,000 already spent on cause they are expected to bring in gotten calls from as far away as proven he “ knew or should have dition. 232-8792 or 569-3951. the town and DEP have said the 1984 Chrysler Loser XE, To place your day the project will not be economi­ sleeves under Interstate 84 on over $1 million. Virginia about tbe book, which known that his guest was drunk ...” fully looded, excellent LEGAL NOTICE "Without the outlet charges, district can build the sewer line and TOWN OF ANDOVER cally feasible unless the utility Buckland and Slater streets and contains extensive information Story on page 9. running condition. Best the dispute over control of the valve MACHINERY greeting ad FINAL ACTION OF THE PLANNING A ZONING authority can collect charges from $1.4 million that the sewer line is there is no way we can recoup our about special programs at 60 offer! Cal! Terri at 646- COMMISSION costs,” he told members of the can be resolved later. AND TOOLS those who will use the sewer. estimated to cost. colleges and universities nation­ Index 2156. Eighth District Board of Directors Joyner said the Eighth District please phone At a meeting of the Planning 8, Zoning Commission of An­ If the line is not built as planned, The Eighth District could collect wide. Story on page 7. dover, Connecticut, held on December 8,1984, the following Monday during a meeting at the should not build the sewer if it 20 pages, 2 secMons Console Singer sewing 1977 Ford Granodo, 6 cy­ large-scale development in Buck- $1.6 million from hookup charges, action was taken; district’s Main Street firehouse. cannot collect the user fees. “ We’re machine. Good condition, linder, 4 door, stereo tope, land — something the town has which is the amount paid to install 14 1 ftMwry 9 Sllsmets moved and Dower seconded to Impose a Under a disputed agreement with not going to subsidize the town, for $25.00. Call 649-0050.13 excellent condition. 643-2711 moratorium and that It be enforced from December 8, been planning for for years — could the sewer line from the main line to RllRklMIR in Obituaries 10 the town of Manchester, those fees Chris’sakes,” he said during a $750/best otter. 643-8526. 1984 through January 31, 1987, at which time no be prevented. the property, and outlet charges, Cloudy tonight Classified..^.19.20 n p in tn n . e Ask for Classified subdivision applications will be accepted. Motion would go to the town if the Buckland break in Monday’ s meeting. Table sow 7" Seors. Good Town Manager Robert Weiss which is the fee paid to use the C n m lm H 9 condition. $19. 649-9537.D 1968 Jeep Wogoneer- passed unanimously. sewage is channeled into the town’s Under the sewer agreement with Mostly cloudy tonight with a low declined to comment today on what sewer, he said. Connecticut..5,7.10 Sports _ 15-17 outomotlc, 350 engine, 2 Dated at Andover, Connecticut this 15th day of December, sewer line on Adams Street. The the town, Joyner said the Eighth in the 20s. Wednesday, intervals of 14 1984. effect Joyner’s position would have The revenue figures, which are Entertainment_14 Television barrel hitch, 4 wheel state Department of Environmen­ clouds and sunshine with a high FrtniR 11 U.S./World a 7|LA W N A N 0 drive. $785. 643-2371. ^ Ads must be phoned in no later than Mon., Dec. 22, 3 P.M. ANDOVER PLANNING 8, ZONING COMMISSION on the town’s plans and on the based on full development of the 'lOARDEN KENNETH LESTER, CHAIRMAN northwestern section of town after tal Protection, when it approved the Please (urn to page 10 around 40. Details on page 2. Local newe _ ,3.4,10 Weather 2 SUZANNE DOWER, VICE-CHAIRMAN proposed development, which in­ ED 1971 - VW Beetle. Rebuilt ^ I Please note: Larger size ads are available to full page! 027-12 Wheel barrel - $12.00. Call engine.$250.00 or best 649-5741.0 otter 649-8007.O