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SANTA COMES TO TOWN - Santa Claus has a conver­ sation Friday with 7-year-old Stacy Lines of Manchester, left, before she and three other children are taken by a fire truck to St. James Church, where they flipped the switch I during the Qinnual 4f tree-lighting cere­ mony. The other children are, from left, Tara Norbut, 8, Michelle Fogarty, 10, and Conor Moore, 7, all of Manchester. The four children were selected to turn on the lights through M a drawing sponsored by the Manchester Herald. Story and more pictures on page 2. I iHanrhfBtpr Mpralb

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SANTA COMES. TO TOWN — Santa Claus has a conver­ sation Friday with 7-year-old Stacy , Lines of Manchester, left, before she and three other children ' are taken by a fire truck to St. James Church, where they flipped the switch during the annual tree-lighting cere­ mony. The other children are, from left, Tara Norbut, 8, Michelle Fogarty, 10, and Conor Moore, 7, all of Manchester. The four children were selected to turn on the lights through a drawing sponsored by the Manchester Herald. Story and more pictures on page 2. RagliMid PInto/ManohMMr HaraM W eather Canadian earthquake shakes region By Andrew Yurkovsky Manchester Herald REGIONALWEATHER Tremors from a severe earthquake in Canada Accu-Weathef ^ forecast for Saturday spread throughout the northeastern United States Daytime Conditions artd High Temperatures 1- and shook Connecticut and the Manchester area for up to a minute Friday night. In Manchester, police received about 50 phone calls from residenU who reported feeling the tremors, said Sgt. Barry Caldwell. The calls tied up phones at police headquarters for a 20-minute period. Just before 7 p.m., Caldwell said. “The phone was ringing off the hook,” he said. rfsTH ^2^23 (23 The first calls to police were from the Ambassador Drive area In the northeast section of 1*3*1 town. Others were from the East Center Street and Main Street areas. "Did we Just have an earthquake in town? asked a woman who called the Manchester Herald from AMndc Woodside Street In the southwest section, near the O cea n a 7*4* East Hartford town line. “Everything Just shook here for a few seconds,” she said. No one was reported injured in Manchester, and ,e »»M *oo>>-w»«m » t. me. The Associated Press reported no major damage or injuries elsewhere In Connecticut. Manchester and vicinity: Mostly sunny and Edward Fales of Falls Village said the tremors milder Saturday. High around 60. Light west wind. woke him as he was dozing in front of his television Saturday night: Increasing cloudiness. Low around r 80t. 40. Sunday; Mostly cloudy with a 40 percent chance Raglndd Plnto/ManchaMw Hxrald “I very distinctly felt the house shaking, shaking of showers. High 55 to 60. iighting ceremony in front of St. James y" north to south,” he said. “It shook maybe five times West coastal, east coastal: Mostly sunny and HOLIDAY SONGS — Residents sing ... It made me feel a little uneasy when I realized milder Saturday. High 55 to 60. Southwest wind Christmas carols in downtown Man­ Church. Music was provided by the what It was.” around 10 mph. ^turday night; Increasing chester Friday night aftertheannuai tree Saivation Army. The Geological Survey of Canada reported that cloudiness. Low in the mid 40s. Sunday: Mostly ‘"3' the earthquake’s epicenter was in Cicoutimi, cloudy with a 40 percent chance of showers. High 55 > Quebec, about 200 miies northeast of Montreal. An to 60. official at the survey said that quake was the largest Northwest hills, soBthwest Interior: Mostly sunny Hundreds brighten downtown in eastern Canada since 1935. and milder Saturday. High in the mid-SOs. Light ' The earthquake measured 6 on the Richter scale, southwest wind. Saturday night: Becoming cloudy. said Judith Hepburn, a geologist at the Weston A chance of showers by daybreak. Low 35 to 40. f ^ Observatory of Boston College, in Weston. Mass. An Chance of showers 30 percent. Sunday: Mostly earthquake of magnitude 6 Is considered capable of cloudy with a 50 percent chance of showers. High in for annual lighting ceremony causing severe damage. the mid 50s. By Andrew '^urkovsky Michelle Fogarty, 10, all of Manchester. Hepburn said that the epicenter of an earthquake Manchester Herald The four youngsters had the chance to become is where the effects of a quake are generally most 8GV0r0> f acquainted with Santa at the firehouse, before they L ottery Santa Claus didn’t have any presents when he took their trip down Main Street. But Stacy was The quake occurred at 6:46 p.m., Hepburn said, made his appearance at the tree lighting ceremony bashful about approaching Santa and had to be AP photo and was felt in the United States from Mhine to Ohio. State officials said a seismograph reading for in front of St. James Church Friday night. coaxed with a sleigh bell. night. The landslide occurred about 22 Connecticut daily Friday: 538. Play Four: 1878. All he had was his white beard, his big belly and LANDSLIDE — A guardrail on the side Connecticut was not immediateiy avaiiable. Frank Connecticut “Lotto” Friday: 4. 8,19. 27, SO, 83. his Jolly sense of humor. of a road near Quebec City is bent as a north of Quebec City on the road to Grandone, operations officer for the state Office of But that was enough to make a big crowd of Chicoutimi, Quebec, where the quake Civii Preparedness, said the tremors did not result of a landslide caused by an register on a seismograph at Northeast Utiiities’ children and adults happy. earthquake that shook Canada Friday was centered. Index Four youngsters were chosen in a Manchester Millstone nuclear power plant In Waterford. Herald drawing to turn on the lights. Together with Dr. Peter Dehlinger, professor emeritus of Santa Claus, they made their way down Main Street geophysics at the University of Connecticut at Riixlnaxa 41-44 OhltiiMrUMi in on a fire truck from the Town of Manchester Fire Storrs, said the Quebec quake generated tremors ClAMiflaH 45-48 Oplnlnn 18-10 Department headquarters on Center Street. Buiidings shook, power died containing about 1,000 times more energy than rVunIra 27-29 Rg|ll|^lAn 38-aO The tree lighting ceremony is sponsored by the * anything previously recorded in the state. He said 1 - 2-11 20. 37 Herald and the Downtown Manchester Association. the state experienced an earthquake of a magnitude Fnnia 21-36 figmlnr between 3.5 and 4 about 20 years ago in Long Island MatInn/WnrM fipnrta 41-48 Santa was mobbed by the crowd when he arrived 12-17 at St. James Church, and it took him a while to get to as quake surprised Canada Sound. a lamppost outside the church building, where the “We have not experienced anything like this (in switch for the tree lights is located. Connecticut) in recorded time,” Dehlinger said. Alan Cashman, the owner of J. Carman, Clothier, Dehlinger said the state was spared any damage ^attrhpstpr Hrrald , MONTREAL (AP) - A severe was felt in the northeastern said Adams. That quake mea­ because the center of earthquake was located about said that the turnout Friday was larger than last' United States. sured 4.5 to 4.9 on the Richter year’s, which was estimated at over 400. Cashman earthquake hit eastern Canada 500 miles away. USPS 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 49 Friday, shaking buildings, knock­ Tremors began at 6:46 p.m. scale. No serious damage was and others from the Manchester Association passed EST and lasted from 15 seconds to reported during that tremor. “The energy of this earthquake traveled about 500 out candy canes to those in the crowd. ing out power and frightening miles over a huge sphere so you have almost no Penny M. Sieffert, Publisher thousands of people..A major rail two minutes, Canadian Press Radio stations and newspapers One of the many children waiting for Santa’s were flooded with telephone calls damage bere,” Dehlinger said. “The the best we George T. Chappell Dennis M. Santoro line was shut down after a section reported., can do is say we had a little shaking. There was no Editor Advsrtlaing Director arrival was 3-year-old Megan Stone of Manchester. The news agency said traffic from panicked residents. Santa let Megan shake the bell for his sleigh and of track reportedly collapsed damage to this area due to the earthquake being Douglas A. Bevins Sheldon Cohen near Montreal. lights were out In Quebec City, “We’re on the seventh floor and Exscutiva Editor Composing Manager sang a Christmas carol with her. and there was no electricity in I thought we were going to be on that far away.” “I know what you’re saying,” Santa told Megan. There were no Immediate re­ Dispatchers for Coventry police and state police Jeanpe 0. Fromerth Robert H. Hubbard ports of serious Injuries. Montreal's central train station the first,” said Charlie Popejoy, in Bolton and Andover reported no calls about the Businaes Manager Pressroon) Manager "Santa ought to sing far away.” and major hotels. Telephone lines 80. of the central Ontario city of In the midst of the star-eyed children was Laurie The earthquake measured 6 on quake in those towns. Danisa A. Roberts Frank J. SSeSweegan the Richter scale with an epicen­ also were down around the island. Orillia. “No news is good news,” said Frank Mancuso, Personnel Manager Circulation Director Prytko, the executive director of the Manchester Canadian Press said the trem­ The quake shook the southern Association for Retarded Citizens. She embraced ter at Chicoutimi, Quebec, said state civil preparedness director. Janet Drysdale, seismologist ors caused the ground to cave in part of New Brunswick and was Published dally except Sunday and certain holidays by the Santa when he passed by her. felt as far east as the Annapolis Mancuso said he was monitoring the quake from Manchaetar Publishing Co., 16 Bralnard Place. Manchester. with the Geological Survey of beneath a railway track Just west his home in Enfield. He said the quake did not Conn, oaoao Second class postage paid at Manchester. Conn. "I believe in Santa Claus, too,” Prytko said. of Montreal at the approach to a Valley on Nova Scotia’s western Santa Joked to one bearded man, “Are you Canada. Chicoutimi is about 200 appear to be serious enough to warrant opening the Poetmastar: Sand address changes to the Manchastsr Herald. miles northeast of Montreal. railway bridge. It said the dam­ shore. state’s emergency management center. P.O Box S91. Manchaetar. Conn. 08040. running in competition with me?” age forced Canadian National "The whole apartment building If you don't rsoalva your Harakt by S p.m. weekdays or 7:30 After saying hello to people in the crowd, Santa "This is the largest earthquake Mancuso said state officials put into effect the a.m. Saturdays, please Waphone your earriar. If you're unable in eastern Canada since 1935,’ railroad officials to shut down the started to shake, wobble back and National Warning System, which instructs state to reach your carrier, call subserlbsr ssrvlea al by quietly decried. One cMld wondered where he had forth.” one caller told a Toronto 047*aS4e 0 'A said John Adams of the Geologi­ major east-west rail line from police and officials in 23 cities and towns to report p.m. weekdays for daHvary In Manchsalar. disappeard, and the child’s mother answered, Montreal to Senneterre, 220 miles radio station who said he was on Suggasled earriar ralsa are *1.80 srsakly. $7.70 for one cal Survey of Canada in Ottawa. immediately any serious damages or Injuries. By 8 "Santa went back to the North Pole.” RaglnaM Plmo/Mtneh l tr Huniki the top floor. "Knives lined up on monih. ttS.IO lor three months. $40.20 for' six months and The quake was felt throughout to the west. p.m., there were none, he slid. $02.40 for one year. About 20 people stayed around afterward to sing Another tremor was felt Wed­ the wall and the coffee mugs Tha Marichsetsr Herald Is a mambar of the Associated Press, Christmas carols to music performed by the HELPING SANTA — Youngsters help eastern Canada, including in Montreal, Toronto, Quebec City. nesday and was centered In the hanging on hooks on the wall the AudN Bureau of CIrculatlona. the New England Praes Salavation Army of Manchester. Santa Claus push the button to light the same southeastern section of started to clatter and shake back Reports from The AsBoclated Press are Incloded ’ Assoelsllon and tha New England Newspaper Assodallon. The children who flipped on the tree lights were Ottawa and along the shores of In this story. Christmas tree in downtown Manches­ the St. Lawrence River. It also Quebec, the Charlevoix region. and forth.” Stacy Lines, 7, Conor Moore, 7, Tara Norbut, 8, and ter Friday night. SANYO C D S T E R E O SAVE BIG ON BOX [ jOCAL&STATE h o t PB'CE' • AM/FM • CASSETTE C.D. PLAYERS! • BUILT-IN PLAYER SANYO Disc Player 3 T Women hurt TOSHIBA Dlec Pleyer TOSHIBA Remote Dlec as auto flips Veyer 'TOSHIBA 6 Disc Pleyer during crash AKAI Remote Disc Pleyer BEST SELECTION! Two women received m iaornjvriet Friday io an accident oe Woodland Street that canoed a car to roO over, a Eighth UUUtieo District Fire Depart­ ilSW L...... ment opokeoman oaid. MICROWAVES Judy Lajeooeofe, M, o f 2*5 Homes­ SAVE BIO ON EVERY tead St,, and Bernice Howiing. St. of GENERAL ELECTRIC. QUASAR, Somert. were treated at Manchester PANASONIC, LITTON, SHARP, Memorial Hospital and released, a FAMOUS MAKE MAGIC CHEF AND MORE! hospital spokeswoman said. 5" COLOR The accident occored at around PORTABLE 10:30 a.m. near the interaectioo of • AM/FM WoodUnd Street and Fleming Boad. SHARP Lajeonesse was driving the car that MICROWAVE rolled over. Howling and I^mn Lajeo- A 1 9 9 oesse of 205 Homestead St., were passengers, said Eighth DittnO Fire Department spokesman Thomas R * 9 9 O'Marra injuries. O’Marra did not have Lynn's age, but said she was a \LOWEST PRICES..^ child. She reported no injuries, he said. CAMCORDER §[ J j L i j i - O’Marra did not ha% edetails on bo» —J ---- -SCOTT the accident occurred, but a second EXAMPLE BUY: vehicle driven by Sara Robinson of 15 STEREO Clearview Terrace, was also involved RECIEVER HITACHI - • AM/FM in the accident. Robinson was not * 99'as. W ATT PER CHANNEL taken to the hospital. O'Marra said CAMCORDER ROLLOVB? — Bermce Howling of Somers s on Woodland Street r its intersection with Manchester police and paramedics •AUTO-FOCUS mFREE DELIVERY (LOCAL) ULTRASONICii prepared tor t ra ns p o rt to MenchesaarMemonai Fiemmg Road Friday. with the Town of Manchester Fire HUMIDIFIER H o s p ita l after stte was m fu red in a a u to acctderr: Department also respcmded to the U FREE NORMAL call. HOOK-UP m FREE SERVICE *59 ...PLUS MUCH Early prison release Police, paramedics , SANYO MORE!! WALKMAN ______• a m /f m • STEREO SATISFACTION defended by governor don’t take a holiday LOWEST PRICES... GE GUARANTEED VIDEO RECORDERS’*^ 19' COLORl By Nancy Concelman T.V. HARTFORD «APi — Democrjoac Gov. New Haven Vega pleaded guilty to four medical calls daring the or Mshoii,. gpst-degiee manslan^ner Manchester Herald race, which was more than NEC RCA gitiiawi A. Olteili OB Friday tasned a VIDEO CASSETTE OTieill relBTBd to a aelevisiini adver- usual, but not excessive cou- VIDEO CASSETTE Miaffp rebnke to two RepnhhennB critir al of Thanksgiving was hardly a RECORDER RECORDER ^ 1 8 9 tioctricon CE wiojor applianws. earty release of fnnn state r iii^iTw iit used fey G eorge B u ^ during the hediday for about St fire, police sidering the site of the crowd. SANYO • CABLE BBAOr pnsonsand rejected a request to isQiose a recent rTnnpaifT tn rritipir.iny and emergency emfdoyees. Hughes said. STEREO BOX W lM fwmmsmm • WIBELBBB mtMOTt »4 ia y TT>iwjiijirimti m the effort to ease ErawieHci and Ward The ad aimed at who bad to deal with an “We had a cou|^ of bumps eJkM/FM eOoubM CoMOff* GENERAL Gov. Mirhari Dukakis, the estimated 42,Nt people at the and bruises,’' be said. “ It was GENERAL GENERAL prisoB oveiu vwding. ELECTRIC ELECTRIC ELECTRIC OIWeaL in a tmrv^page letter, accused democratic canfidate, criticised Massa- Manchester Road Race and pretty uneventful." S 2 9 9 fuenao AuromAJK B B W eLM M B m RANGE state Edward C. Eraviecki of I iiii—rrv' pnaon fu rlon g program, depict- respond to reports o f an About 30 pidice officers and S 9 9 DRYER WASHER and tt*Wfca»rr M. Ward of North Hy inmiiiev walking throng t revolving abductioo. heart attack and about 10 flrefi^iters with the Branford of the ‘Worst fom of pofitiral gate possible idane crash. Eighth Utilities District Fire Ttw> governor said rhe two iegislators' GIANT SCREEN i^rtjw-giiggiwBitltat the male is engaged in None of the incidents turned Department helped with se­ Enviecki Ward had wiitteti the out to be serious, officials said, curity and traffic control dur­ q w u governor on N ov. U on britalf of the House a wbolesaLle tmenperrased release of TELEVISION... 't m m d ' PANASONIC t m . vitdent criminail »nd mggegtc images but they kept emergency per­ ing the race. On a normal TH E AR EA'S LARGEST nsconoM VIDEO CASSETTE Bepiddican leadership seeking a hh-day sonnel nmning' during and Thursday, the Manchester Po­ DISPLAY UNDER ONE ROOF! •OABLEmAOV morntwiiim on the eariy release of those iwituMirted in the piddic't mind from ^ RECORDER after the Road Race. lice Departin«it has a min­ FEATURING FAMOUS BRANDS •wMfim Mvorr •OABitmAor coB iiaedsf vislent cnmes. The pair also jii« - f»»iiinpi»«etl prenidentinl campaign.*’ •4NtAO •wmtLamtmorw A reported bean attack imum of right officers work­ SUCH AS: MITSUBISHI, NEC, OM BCmSM M O M U M M O •BAM eOOtMB /•wherf fo r “ creative, te mp o ra ry" snlutiniMi “NothiiM could be further from the during the race sent one of two ing. said Sgt. John Marvin. ZENITH AND MORE!! to j*'''— oeertTDwdmg. I nitti •’ the g oven io r w rote. Ward said Friday that he was “ dist4>- O’Neill noted stale law prohihits the paramedic units from the Immediatriy after the race, LOWEST PRICES! $389 $299 padnei" wtoi the governor’s “name rriease of inmates convicted of a capital Town of Mnnehester Fire police received a r ^ r t of an calliiM.'" wlnle Erasraecki said the gover­ iehny or a Pass A fdony. noeh as rape. Department into action, said abduction that turned om to be O’Neill reminded the two legtsLators that department Capt. Jack a domestic dispute in which ______to 3 8 4 , EZ TERMS '' nor missed the point at the Repidilican VISA • CASH L. letter. they both voted agamst the measnre. Hughes. A pedestrian who two people were fightiag in a \ • MASTen CAMO ‘ T vt»ri* tbe governor oeeneacted for which was by die INI General reportedly suffered the attack car, Marvin said. ’ o VISA o MONTHLY PMT. reasons (of winch) I haven't the fnintest Assembly. was treated at the scene and At around 1 p.m. Thursday A lS ’irtUd.'^ ; To • OISCOVCR CANO idea.” Ernwiecki. a deputy Himae T te governor s«id the best answer to the was not taken to the hospital. police received a report from a PH 0 NE-( . 1 ^ ’ nunonty leader. uva ci owdiiM proUem it the constrnctian Hughes said. person in the Birch Mountain Krawiecha nnid Bepntocans tiionght the at new priBoas. Paramedics also treated a Road area that a small plane SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER General AnseihWy sfaoold be given tm ie to He tuned **«■* the state it com m itted to child who tripped cm a curb and was w avin g and may have tASY TO 445 HARTFORD ROAD-KEENEY STREET *T»winw the ntate’s program. spendiiM nuire than 8 W miOioB in the nert cut his chin while running crashed nearby. About five GET TO' ^ I Hartford Rd.— MANCHESTER. CONN. The two made their request faDowing the few years to construct new prinans, and he across the street to his par­ officers investigated the inci­ Hpftlortl epi^ rdease of Juan Antonio Vega. 2£. poimedly reminded hath Repubheans that ents. Hughes said. dent and said fmind no e v i­ OPEN DAILY: MON « TMURS 'TIL ». TUBS, WED, SAT TIL 5, FBI. 'TIL 8, SUN NOONS who served only four years at a 12-year they voted nf"i™a the canstrnebon of The department, which kept dence of a crash, but saw a term in the INS slaying of Susan lean of new prisans in Snffield and Newtown. one extra unit on duty during plane doing tricks overhead. Hamilen. ' I have always been open to eoiistrnctive the race, received a total of Marvin said. lead was gutmed down when V pga erttussm and suggestiatis ’’ O’Neill nTOte random}}’ fired into a tag sale crowd in Eighth-town proposals studied FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE, BOB’S HOLIDAY HOURS: MON. THRU SAT. 10-9:30, SUNDAY 10-6

HKceesm if SwEb^ritHtitities d ra ft the diatric-t would be exempit from Qbuiztcs m ay i u b b as earir as One major difference concerna terms of an earlier agreement SSim^iy 3n rinraiBK 4 ipwBi cnutr- the terms for setting the earliest under which tbe town collects PesfiKit Bucr^ LoK!ite O n » r pud rM K tfgc. esyrnmsai inr at j^teanen: time when the district fire depart- outlets charges when new sewers herweet nwe f tuwrnirtenr* nr. mem would be permitted to are installed to serve tbe proper­ VALUE Zmms SKas~£ cd Aypajt Imraftf Cans'bEsmc mng. T y 'it fre and neacr jnnsfiitgHiri occiQy a towis-owned firehouse it ties. Landers was one of the f~.»mnTnc«anT nt SODtr C r jglllf CaBET A3Dcney ilidiE D t jt44eTir would buy nrter the agreement. directors who said Wednesday •rtiv -dissaC $ '■pgii'i immwl gwifl Another is that tbe town version the draft approved by town FTiday ttur be -adE a omits a ihstrict provision that directors would not be accepta­ CLASSICS jmi'jty Hjrt. Zy yfflragrajd mm- both jsnadictions could connect ble. The others were Ellen jtHPUi if a draft agreemeic Landers and Samuel Longest, Qaav? ^«~niFm' Esjffinnr Dijcnr: C-mniTiMEinr. to sewers operated by the other appnpud; by $m i direesnrs Tues­ wnhoot charge. who has been tbe negotiator for Pn*eoE'C«mn 4 STxsi day Itch nne apgrwed by dtsoiet the district in year4oag talks with All Men’s dueemrs Nar.. S . -Art tbe town version does not Manchester Mayor Peter '1 wti£ iM h it aver a r t be provide that some properties in DiRosa. prepacrtlira meecngMimaaT *" Ski Jackets 'aBrtle said. Warm down or fiber filled jackets BfcScsCHK ComiiKsitiE. T pvx OSf»r» Bnfldnig C Dastrin preiadeni Thomas in assorted styles and colors. JIJE. Laaders said that M the enn^an- LIVE CHRISTMAS TREES Sizes S, M, L, XL. BU is reaMy the ftBeesnrs wiS THOUSANDS TO CHOOSE FROM hMd a ipecrt iswiui^. proba^ as 7: S P A . in ihe office «f the tax FOR BEST SELECnOM eafteeaar as the Ascrics fire house. TAQ MOWI n o H lC Ttorfti^w y C-DOSXmsSlDB. C j m i a a m r y H a l S lM a a n S i 7-3t P A The twa lerBoa diBer is a WAGON SHED Bob’s Reg. *69.99 & up m u bersf ways and fibiee sf the NURSERY ■ddnutbe Oriffln R d . South Windsor All Men’s bat ortea- wohheld 156 nri t« wt«p CoDAifisaii Tows Office No(Ui om Ms. S W anOMB Aa«. (M* 1M) yndgmem because they had nm n»»at every Sat. & Sun. until Christmas "This kind of teaching can be done responsibly, Ba « a a « K S < « M ( M i l a l » M « n K x n a K t K S ( t s t a m l « |9I during our Grand Opening Jennie Fuller Come warm yourself by our woodburning stove and particularly in the upper grades.” said Leach, who listen to the sounds of Christmas music. addressed the school board, both as a CCLU Jennie (Ganseman) Fuller, 84, member, and also as the parent of a first-grade of 633 East St., Hebron, formerly Open: Nov. 26, 27 • Dec. 2-4. 9.11. 15-24 Ac\^en student in the school system. of Manchester, died Thursday Hours: Weekdays 12-9 ■ Sat. 10<8 ■ Sun. 10-6 ■ Dec. 24 9-3 “ Frankly, I am very doubtful about the lower (Nov. 24,1988) atherhomeaftera featuring grades, because the elementary teacher holds such long illness. She was the wife of TAYLOR’S NURSERY and sway over the minds of uncritical charges. ” he said. William A. Fuller. The board decided to draft the guidelines after She was bom Dec. 16. 1903. in COUNTRY BARN receiving complaints from parents, both from those Italian Specialties Albany, N.Y. She was raised in C^orner Rie. 85 and Rte. 207, Hebron, CT who felt the schools were restricting discussions Manchester and had been a about religion and from those who felt a particular resident of Hebron for the past 32 228-4277/3810 mh asfa religion was getting preferential treatment. years. 0 0 (jf ^\e The new policy would have required academic Besides her husband, she is instruction about religious holidays, with each survived by two sisters, Helen school principal responsible for reviewing all Bassett of Manchester and Lillian materials and with other lessons available to Gates of Vernon, and many children whose parents objected to the curriculum. nieces and nephews. CDW/1RD D€f1M G(4LL€RY Last Monday, the board authorized setting up an The funeral will be Monday at 1 $2.00 Off advisory committee of parents, teachers and p.m. at the Holmes Funeral scholars to help draft a more specific and Home, 400 Main St., Manchester. acceptable policy that would assure that students Burial will be in East Cemetery. ANY SIZE PIZZA learn "the history and cultural significance of the Calling hours are Sunday from 2 major holidays of the world’s major religions.” to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. with this coupon-Expires 11/30/88 Officials at the state Department of Vacation Memorial donations may be said that while some districts have policies about made to the Windham Hospice, holiday programs, they know of no school system care of Windham Community Holiday with a specific policy that addresses instruction Memorial Hospital, 112 Mansfield about religious holidays. Ave., Willimantic 06226. In Stamford, school officials last month changed a Exclusive to the area New York & Sicilian Pizza 25-year-old policy that authorized “ programs and Philip S. Helsler ART SHOW activities based on Christmas, as well as other Pizza by the slice available during lunch hours BALTIMORE (AP) - Philips. "Limited Dimensions” religious, civic and cultural holidays.” Heisler, an amateur hypnotist, a The new, more conservative policy still encour­ horse breeder and a newsman, ages holiday programs,'but now specifies that they died ’Thursday of cancer. He was 50 Regional artists & craftsmen should be “ as secular as possible, while still 73. appreciating the art, music and literature that have Heisler scored a major scoop contributed to American culture,” according to toward the end of World War II Over 300 original works of art and Allen Grafton, Stamford’s assistant to the when he reported that the Ma­ crafts for sale in a multitude of superintendent. rines had gained the upper hand Until now, as in many school districts, the way at Iwo Jim a. Heisler observed the styles and media holidays are handled in West Hartford has depended famous flag-raising atop Mount on the individual teacher in a particular school. Suribachi from offshore, relaying Date - Nov. 13 - Jan. 15th For several years, teachers and children at his story to the United States Whiting Lane School have marked the Chinese New before his rival on the island Year by parading around the building with a large, could return to the ship. colorful paper dragon. Santa Claus has put in brief An Associated Press dispatch appearances in the school’s glass-doored lobby and from the Pacific in World War II 575 Talcottville Road, Route 83 the smell of potato pancakes — a classic Hanukkah described how Heisler had hyp­ treat — has been known to waft through hallways. notized a group of pilots aboard HOURS 1720 Ellington Road (Rt. 30) The elementary school probably has the largest an aircraft carrier so they could Mon. Qosed South Windsor, CTT 06074 Vernon • 872-7775 T-F 10-6 mix of ethnic groups at any town school. get a good night’s sleep for the 644-8750 Information aboutholidays — reli^ous or otherwise first time in weeks. Sat. 10-4 OPEN FOR LUNCH 11-3 DINNER SERVED 3-11 Frame Crafters Ltd. H i — is incorporated into regular classroom studies. Heisler joined the Evening Sun Sun. 12-4 Hours; Monday. Wednesday thru Saturday 11 AM-11 PM. Closed Tuesday “ 1%e holiday becomes part of the learning in 1939 and was managing ^ ito r experience,” said Cheryl Kloczko, teaching for 90 years until his retirement in specialist. 1979. N A T IO N & W O R LD Kremlin sends Oil prices rise, but analysts Think tank suggests tanks to quell doubt OPEC pact will hold VIENNA, Austria (AP) — Iran would never agree to an have been openly violaUng their M . i Crude oil prices soared Friday equal quota with Iraq, flew to quotas. cut in farm subsidy ethnic rioting after OPEC ministers announced Iran Friday morning to seek The proposed agreement calls a tentative accord on curbing for OPEC to sharply cut its j - - $ . agreement from his government tV,. WASHINGTON (A P) - One of commodity price support opera­ MOSCOW (A P ) — Tens of thousands of production, but analysts ex­ to do just that. production from an esUmated George Bush’s first tasks as tions rose to a record $25.8 billion people packed Baku’s central square Friday, pressed skepticism the cartel To win agreement, the minis­ 22.5 million barrels a day to 18.5 president should be to slash in 1986, the first year of the new facing Red Arm y tanks sent by the Kremlin to would be able to restrain output ters apparently agreed to allow million barrels a day in the first agricultural subsidies and “ get law, from $17.7 billion in 1985. quell ethnic rioting and panic in the southern for long. Iran to pump more oil, while most six months of the year. The aim is farmers off the dole,” according ’ “ Despite the media portrayal republics of Azerbaijan and Armenia. Analysts said they doubted the of the remaining countries would to reduce the glut of crude oil on m 13-nation OrganizaUon of Petro­ the world market and bolster to a think tank with close ties t^ of the typical farm er as hard- cut output to meet the new overall the administration. pressed, farm families have had A spokesman for the Azerbaijan government leum Exporting Countries would ceiling. prices. A forthcoming policy guide­ higher incomes than the median said by telephone from Baku that soldiers had succeed in driving prices back up The ministers scheduled a cordoned off Armenian districts in the city of Iraq’s oil minister, Issam Ab­ book from the Heritage Founda­ American family in every year to their target of $18 a barrel, meeting for Saturday evening for dul Raheem al-Chalabi, said the 1.7 million people. even in the short run. tion argues that farm families since 1980,” Grizzle said. “ More a formal vote on the pact. cartel “ will try to achieve that The analysts also said consu­ generally are better off than their important, the net worth of farm Mikhail S. Gorbachev, president and Com­ Asked if he thought the pro­ (the benchmark price) as quickly mers should see little effect from city counterparts, and that those families far exceeds that of the munist Party chief, said Soviet leaders would posed agreement would be rati­ as possible.” who failed, with few exceptions, American family.” meet soon with delegations of Armenians and the agreement. fied, Saudi Arabian Oil Minister “ I think we can reach that are victims of their own "get- With few exceptions, he said, Azertiaijanis seeking a “ solution that would “We don’t know if OPEC Hisham Nazer sounded cautious. within a few months,” he said. rich-quick” fever. the farmers and rural bankers conform to the best interests of these two nations are going to adhere to an “ I hope so, yes,” he replied. Changes in farm law have who went broke during the hard peoples and our country.” agreement,” said William Byers, The oil minister for the United But Fergus MacLeod, an oil moved agriculture closer to "a times of the early 1980s, or who an analyst at Bear, Steams i t Co. Arab Emirates, Mana Saeed analyst with Barclays de Zoete Gorbachev made the comment in a joint more market-based orientation remain under financial stress in New Yorii. " I f so, prices could Otaiba, also left to consult with Wedd in London, said he doubted interview with visiting President Francois and has allowed the prices of U.S. today, are those who borrowed go higher, but that’s an assump­ his president. Sheikh Zayed bin the price of West Texas Interme­ Mitterrand of France broadcast Friday night food commodities to become and invested heavily in “ Mt-rich- tion that’s premature to make.” Sultan al Nahyan, who was in diate, the major U.S. crude on the French television network Antenne-2. competitive in world markets,” quick speculative fever”^ of the Steve Hanke, an economics Rabat, Morocco. The UAE is one grade, would climb beyond $17 a writes Charles Grizzle, a former 1970s. Scenes of milling masses and military armor professor at Johns Hopkins Uni­ of several OPEC members that barrel. AP photo senior official in the Agriculture “ They bet on rapidly inflating in both Baku, a city in Azerbaijan, and versity in Baltimore, said: BUSH GOES SHOPPING — President-elect George Bush holds up a Department. land values — and bet wrong,” Yerevan, capital of neighboring Armenia, “ Cheating could occur right from Congress and the next adminis­ Grizzle said. “ It is unfair to force were shown on the Soviet evening television day one. And in fact, there’s shopping bag after he and his wife visited a boutique in Kennebunkport, tration will have no choice but to the taxpayers to pick up the tab.'' news. every reason to believe it will.” Maine, Friday. The Bushes are spending the long holiday weekend at deal with the subsidy issue, since Bush, vacationing in Kenne­ An announcer said, “ The passions and OPEC members have been What does tuH-sarvIca mean? their seaside home. the 1985 farm law will expire in bunkport, Maine, turned aside emotions accumulated in the hearts of Baku producing far above the cartel’s 1990. According to Agriculture reporters’ questions about areas residents spill out in the square,” and another overall ceiling set in a 1986 At Hall'& Muska full-service offers Department finance officers. where he will seek budget cuts. in Yerevan added: “ Contradictory rumors are agreement. being floated which aggravate the Final approval for the latest you: Bush mum on reports accord was still up in the air, atmosphere.” More than 2,000 ethnic Armenians have fled hinging on Iran accepting produc­ Azerbaijan to Armenia, panicked by violence tion parity with Iraq. Iranian Oil • Automatic Delivery he may trim Medicare that killed three people and iqlured at least 126. Minister Gholamreza . Agha- - no need to check your gauge - we keep track of Reports of far higher tolls are rife in the zadeh, who previously had said fuel consumption for you. Armenian community but cannot be KENNEBUNKPORT, Maine (AP) - Senate Armed Services Chairman John confirmed. President-elect George Bush said Friday Tower of Texas, the sources said. Ethnic conflict in the two Caucasus republics • Variety of Payment Plans he would turn his attention quickly to the Bush himself has given few clues, but in began last February because of a dispute over problem of cutting the U.S. deficit, but he Come away to the We offer several payment plans to suit your recent days has appeared to discourage Nagorno-Karabakh, a territory with a predom­ needs, including cash, senior citizen and tank brushed aside questions on reports he may suggestions that it would be Tower. In any inantly Armenian population that has been sun-drenched attempt to trim $3.5 billion to $5 billion event. Bush said he has not yet made up his part of Azerbaijan since 1923. beaches in Cancun. size discounts. from Medicare. mind. Armenians held general strikes and mass O February 12 — 19, “ I keep reading in the papers a lot of Bush declined to comment further on demonstrations demanding that the territory things I ’m supposed to be doing that I don’t recent news reports, including one in c? 1989. • Service Contracts be annexed to Armenia, although they do not We will set up a regular maintenance schedule to know anything about,” Bush told reporters Friday’s editions in Washington Post, that have a common border, but Moscow did not Our dreamy during a shopping trip while on a four-day his administration would go along with approve it. package includes avoid a problem in the future. Thanksgiving vacation at his family’s billions of dollars’ worth of Medicare cuts )’viist0r A riot Feb. 28 in the Azerbaijani city of roundtrip airfare via Oceanside retreat. expected to be proposed in President O o m ilr ^ Sumgait killed 32 people, 26 of them Continental Airlines a 24 Hour Service Bush indicated he has made no decisions Reagan’s final budget submission to Armenians. yet on budget cuts. “ Don’t make judg­ Congress in January. from Hartford, and 7 If you do have a problem, day or night, 7 days a O f Armenian legislators issued another chal­ ments based on stories that don’t really Asked whether he advocated any cuts in lenge to Gorbachev’s policies Friday, at an nights at the Calinda week, we are available. We use our own service have any authority behind them,” Bush Medicare funding. Bush said only that “ My impromptu meeting that rejected his proposed Hotel in Cancun. personnel, with parts on hand, ready to serve you. said. view is I ’ll address the whole budget constitutional reform and again demanded Taxes and service A spokesman, Stephen Hart, said problem very soon.” annexation of Nagorno-Karabakh. charges and suggestions on Medicare cuts were “ com­ Bush vowed earlier this week to appoint • Guarantee Quality Control Musa Mamedov, chief of information for the roundtrip transfers pletely speculative.” negotiators on the first day of his Azerbaijan Foreign Ministry, said Baku Because we buy our oil from the same supplier, “ It’s premature for anyone to speculate presidency to meet with members of remained tense and industries in the Caspian are included. $899* we can guarantee consistent quality and ample about the budget,” Hart said. Congress on budget cuts. Richard Dar- Sea port were closed by strikes. Soviet per adult, $499 per child. supply from our own storage facility. Bush worked for several hours in a small man, his choice as budget director, television confirmed the strikes. cabin which serves as his office in the suggested the strategy, whereby Bush He said Interior Ministry soldiers had fam ily compound, but told reporters he would refrain from submitting his own $899 cordoned off Armenian districts. •(Jos! pt*r person, double (K’cupancy. • Fully Insured had “ no appointments” during the holiday. rewrite of the Reagan budget, but instead In a report Thursday, Mamedov said people with minimum o f 20 uduUs. Kute per If an accident should occur that's our fault, our Bush spoke with reporters briefly as he would work behind the scenes with were killed in Kirovabad, but on Friday he child under IN, when $harinK nMim with and wife Barbara made their morning Congress to forge a compromise. two ikdults. Priiv subject tti chanRe unless insurance will cover the cost. IWIiSter Donut: called that “ unofficial information” and said paid in full. shopping round, including a stop at a wine But Darman also has said that Medicare You can’t mtataka tha froah ditfaranca balwaan a Mlatar Donut he had nothing official about Thursday’s donut and a hohum donut. It's a Fiaahnoss you can tasta. FIKST COME. FIRST SERVED and cheese shop named the “ Tipsy is an area where Bush will look for savings. events in Kirovabad. Mouse,” where he picked up goodies to Wa'ra nwking your favorlta donuts In 55 varlotiss, and othar Without changes, the giant health insu­ good things to aat, around tha clock. Pick up your day froah Gennady I. Gerasimov, the Soviet Foreign SPENDING A LITTLE MORE NOW, serve reporters at a reception later in the rance program for the elderly is projected donuts and a groat cup of coffoo. And don't forgot to taka Ministry spokesman, said Thursday in Moscow day at their house. to cost the government $97.7 billion in fiscal aomo along. Evoryono llkas froshnosa you can tasta. that tanks and troops had been sent to CAN SAVE YOU MONEY LATER. The vice president also visited a video 1990, which starts next 'October, an re-establish order in Baku and in Kirovabad store, where he rented the movie “ Broad­ increase of 14.5 percent over the current At the corners of W. Middle Tpke & Broad St. Manchester and Nakhichevan, the cities where rioting H ie Rrst class travel agency that's cast News,” and dropped by a hardware year. meI mzen DMirn began Tuesday. not just for members only. store and a golf equipment shop at a local Bush has insisted he will not support any Ruben Karagosyan, chief editor of Arme­ country club. form of tax Increase and would seek to nia’s official news agency Armenpress. said by WEST HARTFORD 233-8511, 1-800 842 4320 Meanwhile, sources close to the vice reduce the nation’s $150 billion budget WATERFORD 443-4376 telephone from Yerevan that a curfew was MANCHESTER 646 7096 HALL & MUSKA, INC president, who spoke only on the condition deficit with a "flexible freeze” on imposed there Thursday night. * PUMNVILLE 747-4511 Over 50 Years of Quality Service g HARTFORD 236-5664, 1-800 842 8691 of anonymity, said the selection of a new spending. Such as freeze would hold OFF Dez. S OFF Da. “ Soldiers are patrolling the streets and army Open Monday 8 3 0 -8 ; lUesday-Fnday 8 3 0 -5. defense secretary remained up in the air. overall spending at the level of inflation, Omeon Btpi 11-apes M U S te rO o n u t,'' ^ Cuatonwr helicopters are flying over the city.” he said. 623-3308 Key advisers remained deeply divided on with expenditures in new areas offset by the prospect of fiiling the post with former cutbacks in others. 225 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE, MANCHESTER Bozo awards honors Nation & World of dubious distinction Pinochet celebrates 73rd SANTIAGO, Chile (A P) — Gen. Auguste Pinochet LOS ANGELES (AP) - Letter thrown chair during a brawi on celebrated his 73rd birthday Friday, although the iady Vanna White, disgraced the set of “ Geraido,” took the festivities were marred by the bombing of his preacher Jimmy Swaggart, de­ joumaiism honor “ for showing us fam ily tomb, and he said he will "g o away quietly” throned Olympian Ben Johnson, that he has a nose for news after when his presidency ends in 1990. boxer Mike Tyson and talk show aii,” Harmon said. The right-wing army commander who seized melee victim Geraido Rivera Other winners included: power in a 1973 coup was feted throughout the day by were top recipients of the 6th ■ Former presidential spokes­ military and government officials as well as civilian annual Bozo Awards. man Larry Speakes, for making supporters. Larry Harmon, television’s up presidential quotes. In brief remarks to reporters, Pinoch< t reflected originai Bozo the clown, released ■ Actress Cher, for endorsing on the upcoming end to his rule and said he will step his iist of the 1988’s dubious yet another celebrity scent. down as scheduled in March 1990. achievers in 11 categories on ■ State Department archi­ “ I will go away quietly,” he said, “ as did Friday. The honors are always tects, for building the eiectronic Venancius in Rome, a general who after combat announced the day after bug-infested new embassy in went to the countryside to till the soil.” Thanksgiving. Moscow. Miss White, of “ Wheel of ■ Hugh Hefner, for announcing Fortune” fame, took the showbiz his impending marriage. . Antarctica treaty signed award for “ exposing herseif to ■ Exerciser Richard Sim­ WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) — Nine sj; V" '. ^ the letter” in a men’s magazine mons, for lifetime achievement. countries signed a treaty Friday governing mining ’. ■ 5S.- ^^■■ layout, Harmon said. ■ and Jimmy the Greek, who in Antarctica, a pact the U.S. ambassador called a .^L-- Swaggart, the evangeiist who took the public speaking award “ landmark agreement.”. ' ,'A ■ * » ’ ' acknowledged consorting with a for “ his dubious analysis of black Protesters gathered outside Parliament, voicing prostitute, revealed that “ old- athletes.” time reiigion and another old- This year the actual award is a objections to the pact on the world’s last relatively AP photo Bozo teiephone, which will be sent unexplored frontier. Antarctica is thought to time profession just don’t mix.” fundraising. The arrival of the Santas after Johnson took the sports division to each winner, said Jerry contain large mineral deposits. SANTAS ON PARADE — Bell-ringing because his 109-meter gold medal Digney, spokesman for Larry Environmental organizations including the group sidewalk Santas working for the Volun­ Thanksgiving also marks the start of the at the Seoul Olympics was yanked Harmon Pictures. Greenpeace want the continent turned into a world teers of America hit the streets of New holiday shopping season. park, suggesting a fight for mineral resources could because of a positive test for Harmon created the ciown York Friday for the start of their Christmas character more than three de­ ignite a major military conflict. AP photo steroids. Tyson’s weli pubiicized mar­ cades ago and has trained more The countries that signed the treaty were Brazil, CAMPUS CAUTION — University of Southern California co-eds usethe riage probiems won him the than 200 people to portray Bozo. Finland, South Korea, Norway, South Africa, "buddy system" as they walk across campus Wednesday in Los Angeles. newsmaker Bozo, and Rivera, The live TV show ceiebrates its Sweden, the Soviet Union, Uruguay and New EMERGENCY Attacks on USC students in the past month have caused widespread fear, whose nose was broken by a 30th anniversary Jan. 5. Zealand, said an official for Foreign Minister Russell Marshall. Fire — Police — Medical College Remembered “ tempering the thrill of an undefeated football team. Chile, the United States, Argentina and Britain made a commitment to sign in the near future, the DIAL 911 Step into a world of fantasy. In Manchoster Distinguished Mirrors, Pictures, Six theme rooms, each ivilh official said. and Desk Boxes’” Fear sweeps campus its own distinct personality W e offer hand-painced scenes o f landmark buildings at virtually and charm. An extensive E V E R Y four-year American college. Medical and law variety of imported and Bush’s secretary leaving schools, too. Each is an original work created exclusively by locally handcrafted after 2 rape attacks SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (AP) - Sheila Tate, Eglomise [>Migns of Boston* decorations and special gifts George Bush’s campaign and transition press IVecMy for the discriminating LOS ANGELES (AP) — A rapist who has uate students who pay $12,000 a year to secretary, said Friday she has taken herself out of HeaiA Tip attacked two University of Southern attend classes on a 150-acre, inner-city shopper. the competition for the same job in the Bush White California studenU the last month has campus. Students traditionally have in­ House. Collectible Santas ■ Byer’s Choice Carolers You ate cordially caused widespread fear on campus, cluded the scions of many of Southern “ I found myself in almost a permanent bad mood, invited to view tempering the thriil of an undefeated California’s oldest and wealthiest families. ■ Heritage Villages and Accessories thinking about what did I want to do,” Tate, 47, said our display of football team and a Heisman trophy- The private institution is also on the in a telephone interview from transition headquar­ Shop early fo r the be$t ieleetion of unique new gifti, University Series* contending quarterback. fringes of south-central Los Angeles, home ters in Washington. ornamentt and table decorations. paintings. “ It’s something we’re all thinking to a high crime rate and the city’s most “ I talked to members of my family, and I just had about,” student body President Phil notorious street gangs. Hours After Thanksgiving ■ Mon,, Tues., Sat. 10>5 a reluctance to give up the good personal life,” she Clement said diis week. “ For many That has led to the impression, even • Wed., Thurs., Fri. 10-8 ■ Sunday JI-5 J| said. “ I worked in the White House for four years. I people, it’s paranoia. Students can’t sleep, among students, that crim e is rampant on do not want to go back.” 295 West Street ■ B o lto n , C T • 549-7514 J| they’re sick to their stomach.” campus, when actually USC had fewer (0gia mttu m»rth Gmr Q tf Stmu rw rk mm Mt. s s t Jj by Roy D. Katz, R.Ph. The tension comes at a time when there rapes, assaults and burglaries last year should be Joy at USC. than larger UCLA, which is bordered by ssoiMiaitaiKgtseiMtKsMtacsMKM iMtM aniaiiaisaiM imaiM tet? Paint covered ride crack The football team has earned a Rose upscale Westwood and Beverly Hills, said OSTEOPOROSIS Bowl berth and is undefeated going into Clement. HALLANDALE, Fla. (AP) — A crack that would UPDATE Saturday’s showdown with undefeated Still, as many as 5,000 whistles have been MANCHESTER CHAPTER OF have been nearly impossible to detect by normal Do you •moke? Notre Dame. Quarterback Rodney Peete, distributed to women students and some inspection methods used on traveling carnival rides Do you aeldom exerciae? who led the team to victory last week over men in case they spot anything unusual, UNICO NATIONAL appears to have led to the collapse of a ride in which Are you (air aUniied? rival UCLA despite a campus outbreak of a teen-ager was killed, state officials say. Are you amall boned? and campus security has posted 24-hour Have you dieted often? measles that had put him in the hospital, is guards at parking structures. SAYS An inspection of the “ Monster” ride Thursday at Do you reguiariy have 3 or more a contender for college football’s biggest A rape awareness seminar was held the Broward County Fair found that one of its six aicohoiic drlnka? prize, the Heisman Trophy. Nov. 7. and bulletins have been posted metal arms had collapsed at the spot of a tiny crack Have you been underweight moat of Sgt. John Lewis of campus security said urging caution. Students have been told to that went unnoticed in previous inspections because your life? there have been four campus-related rapes walk in pairs or call the campus escort THANK YOU it was painted over, said Wally Rich, director of the A woman anawerlng yea to any two of the above m aybeatriakto develop the this year compared to one in 1987. The most service. state’s Bureau of Fairs and Expositions. dangeroua weakening of the bonea that recent attacks, Oct. 29 and Nov. 5, are “ There is an increased fear, definitely,” The car raffle, a 1989 Lincoln Town Car, 4 door, is Rust under the paint indicated the crack had been afflicta 25% of women over 55. For causing the fear. said student Gwen Gallagher, 17. “ Last completely sold out (315 tickets). there for some time, he said Friday. moat women, the cauaea are chronic The rapist approached the female lack of calcium in the diet, low estro­ weekend was an increased risk time with gen levels, and too little exercise. victim s with a gun as they were getting out the UCLA game and all the parties.” of their cars at campus parking structures, UNICO would like to thank all ticket purchasers “ I heard of cases where women were Protesters held In Poland then drove them off campus and sexually walking and if someone was just walking and supporters for another successful event. Mirror$l6.S Picture $130 Desk Box SIO.S assaulted them before driving them back WARSAW. Poland (AP) — Police detained more behind them, they would scream,” said to the school. than 20 people Friday during rallies in the student Kimberly Falk, 19. “ We’re using Drawing will be held at the Army & Navy Club, Police believe the same man was southwestern city of Wroclaw protesting high school BRIS'IOL the buddy system. For the most part, KARMlNCnON responsible for both attacks, said Los Main Street on Sunday, November 27 — Cash bar. military training and political prisoners, opposition though, it’s not panic.” HARTFORD Angeles Detective Dave Grabelski. spokesmen said. MANCHKS'FKR An opposition group told delegates to an "There’s a whole lot of fear over there. “ There was more of a panic with the Music by Dubaldos will start at 2:00 P.M. 348 Main Street (Jhchae&W x’ NKWHAVKN international conference of parliamentarians in It’s not being blown out of proportion,” measles,” she said. Manchester Jewelers Since 1885 lORRING'rON Warsaw that restriction of human rights in WATERBl'RY Grabelski said ’Tuesday. “ The department Some students are unhappy that at a Drawing is at 5:00 P.M. ' Ht-MdSie'CrS' 1 V'su An.e»-c.i'' t ap'es*. ^ Soviet-bloc nations hinders creation of “ a common 649-1025 thought it important enough to take me and time when they should be enjoying footbali m y partner off homicide.” games and victory parties, they have to Everyone Is welcome. Europe.” u s e has 30,000 graduate and undergrad- worry about being attacked. Nation & World De Vere or not de Vere? Rival militias fight That’s the literary question in siums of Beirut Reforms pledged in Korea SEOUL, South Korea (A P) — President Roh LONDON (AP) - De Vere or Sydney Kentridge for because it makes people think BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - umbrella group for factions hold­ Tae-woo appealed for mercy for his disgraced not de Vere? Shakespeare. about Shakespeare,” Kentridge Battles between rival Shiite Mos­ ing most of the 14 foreigners predecessor, Chun Doo-hwan, and said Saturday That is the question before The Johannesburg-bom Ken­ said in an interview. " I t makes lem militias burst out of the missing in Lebanon. nine of whom that he would launch a broad series of reforms to three British judges Saturday in a tridge, 66, is better known for his them sort out real evidence from southern slums Friday, filling are Americans. Police said it was end government abuses and ensure democracy. mock trial about whether Ed­ work on such South African the legend." neighborhoods that had been not known whether the fighting Roh, going on national television to try to quiet ward de Vere, the 17th earl of causes as the inquest on black Opinions are divided on quiet for two years with the with tanks, mortars and rockets national controversy over Chun, said he would grant Oxford and Elizabethan dandy, activist Steve Biko and the trial of whether the trial is needed. thunder of cannon and rocket fire. had affected the hostages, who amnesty and compensation to political prisoners was really William Shakespeare. the Sharpeville Six, a group of “ The Bard is made of strong In south Lebanon, Israeli war­ are thought to be in the southern jailed under the last government. Three U.S. Supreme Court blacks convicted in a riot killing stuff, so he would probably laugh planes blasted bases used by slums. He said he would shake up the government and justices studied the evidence at a whose death sentences were out of wry amusement at this,” Palestinian guerrillas and allied “ We have vague information revise laws to wipe out wrongs committed by the similar moot court debate in commuted this week. said Anne Barton, a Cambridge Lebanese militiamen, killing five that the majority of the foreign Chun administration. Washington 14 months ago, and Kentridge calls Shakespeare University English professor. “ In guerrillas and wounding 15 other hostages are there but we don’t “ I will liquidate past wrongdoings and carry out ruled the evidence insufficient to ” my most distinguished client.” my view, people would be far people. It was the 23rd Israeli air know where exactly they are bold reforms in the government and governing ascribe Shakespeare’s plays and “ This whole thing is worthwhile better off reading his work.” raid in Lebanon this year. being held,’ ’ said a police spokes­ party in the quest of a new era,” he said. poems to de Vere. Fighting in Beirut pitted the man, whose name was withheld He stopped short of granting Chun a presidential But Justices William J. Bren­ mainstream Shiite militia Amal in keeping' with regulations. pardon, but said the former ruler had suffered nan Jr., Harry A. Blackmun and (Hope) against the pro-Iranian Commanders^ of Syrian army enough and appealed for forgiveness. John Paul Stevens expressed Hezbollah, or Party of (Jod. units in charge of security in some uneasiness about the Bard’s Police said at least 10 people were Moslem west and south Beirut identity, and this has emboldened killed and 20 wounded, most of ordered a cease-fire Friday Iran agrees to rights probe a 23-year-old descendant of de \ them civilians, since it began night. Vere to try again. la L r l l l Thursday evening. “ Fighting ebbed in the city but UNITED NATIONS (AP) - Iran said Friday that '“ It’s important to get people to AP photo It was the first time the clashes persisted in the slums it would allow the first visit to the country by U.N. understand, people who are pre­ POCK-MARKED PARK — New York City water department workers tend Amal-Hezbollah struggle for after the latest truce wascalled." human rights investigators next month, a move pared to take up the cudgel,” said to a 15-foot hole in the pavement off Central Park South in Manhattan domination of Lebanon’s 1 million the spokesman said. seen aimed at countering reports that it has Charles Vere, an Oxford Univer­ VILLAGE launched a wave of executions. Friday. The hole was caused by a broken water main, which disrupted Shiites reached the residential “ Both sides are nnassing figh­ sity student whose full name is neighborhoods and once- ters and fortifying their posi­ The General Assembly is scheduled to vote next Charles Francis Topham de Vere subway service and caused major inconveniences on the biggest glamorous hotel district of cen­ tions,” the spokesman said. “ One week on a resolution that strongly criticizes Iran for Beauclerk. AT shopping day of the year. tral Beirut. Previous battles in shot will ignite the fire once blocking a probe of alleged human rights abuses. Saturday’s event, to be filmed the area during Lebanon’s 13 again.” The U.N.’s special monitor on human rights in for a possible TV production, will years of civil war have involved He said most of the dead and Iran, Reynaldo Galindo Pohl, issued a preliminary be held in London’s Middle MINNECHAUG other rival militias. wounded were residents caught report in early November that condemned Iran for Temple hall, where “ Twelfth executing large numbers of opposition members Hezbollah is believed to be the in the cross fire. Night” premiered in 1601. Deickseth is building a recreational community of custom Israel jails 21 paratroopers after accepting a cease-fire with Iraq. The proceeds from ticket sales homes around the Mlnnechaug Golf Course. This beautlhil area Is an Galindo and his staff from the Special Commis­ — about $37,000 — will go toward Ideal setting for Derekseth's distinctive, quallty-bullt homes, nine- sion on Human Rights have never been allowed to reconstructing the Globe holes o f golf, a swimming pool and tennis courts. for refugee camp rampage visit Iran and rely on reports in Iranian and Western Theater. Shakespeare’s plays ♦ media and testimony from defectors and opposition were performed for London au­ members. SNEAK PREVIEW SUNDAYI 12:00 - 4:00 JERUSALEM (AP) - Twenty-one para­ An army spokesman said the paratroop­ diences at the theater’s original troopers have been sent to jail for up to two ers were ^ven jail sentences Thursday of 16th-century site on the Thames AT THE CLUBHOUSE. weeks each for smashing cars and one to two weeks and three sergeants River. n R S T CHANCE TO GET INFORMA'nON ON HOUSE STYLES. Unlike the Washington hearing, windows in a rampage at a Palestinian received two-week sentences, with a Peru ainking Into chaos DEVELOPMErrr p l a in s , p r ic e s , AIND nOREI refugee camp, the army said Friday. further two weeks suspended. Ilie squad­ where each side submitted writ­ An Israeli officer was quoted as telling a ron leader was given a two-week sentence LIMA, Peru (AP) — Guerrilla sabotage that cut ten briefs, the London trial will include expert witnesses, thereby Unique Homes military court in Gaza City that four Tuesday. electric power and fouled the water supply caused of Quality to Cjdt a - Rout* B3. M bottam of iwnp

FARMINGTON (AP) — Presented with a challenge to build a better pacemaker tester, Daniel Coiro not only succeeded but did so at a fraction of experience the cost that might be expected. Coiro. a clinical engineering intern at the University of Connecticut Health Center, took $30 By Nancy Concelman towns. worth of electronic parts and created a tester that he Manchester Herald "If a kid cpn swim a lap in a says outdoes a $1,500 commercial tester. pool, he can join,” Anderson said. The club is divided into the new “It was just for the department’s sake. We needed eed McKinney, 7, had group, younger members of one a quick and effective way to check cardiac just swum five laps at or two years and a group of pacemakers. We had to work within a certain the Manchester High children and teen-agers who have budget, so therefore we couldn’t go out and buy a RSchool pool, but that been members for three or more was far from enough. years. Practices are held four more expensive commercial unit.” Coiro said. With a determined look on his External pacemakers, for which the Coiro’s days a week. The pool time is Cfc RATOPS small face, he kept kicking hard funded by the Manchester Re­ “black box” was developed, are worn outside the and reaching back. creation Department, but Man­ A P photo . body, generally by intensive care heart patients All around him his peers chester families must pay $100 who need temporary life-support pacing. backstroked up and down the dues twice a year plus $25 for each NO BONES ABOUT IT — Dr. Melvin J. Museum of Naturai History in New York. The pacemakers sense a heart’s fluctuating lanes while Manchester Swim additional member. Qlimcher, director of orthopedic research Qlimcher helped establish how bones and Club Head Coach Ron Anderson Non-residents pay $125 plus $25 demands and deliver pulses of specific frequencies and his assistant, Howard Thiery. at the Chiidren's Hospital in Boston, sits other hard tissue in the human body use and strengths to keep it beating normally. for each additional member. paced the length of the pool, Parents and children say they near the remains of a 10-ton, 23-foot-long the same iife process that created the Coiro. 29. of New Britain, a 1986 engineering shouting instructions. Triceratops during a visit to the American bones of dinosaurs. get good instruction for the graduate of the University of Connecticut, met a “Let’s go, get off the wall." money, similar challenge when he worked in the Hartford Thiery yells. "Keep going, good.” Hospital instrumentation laboratory. Every weeknight at 5. the pool "They correct what’s wrong,” at Manchester High School be­ said Gail Varney of Manchester, “I had built a robot over there that delivered comes a training ground for whose 12-year-old son Jim joined . Docs isolate diabetes hormone chemicals through the department of pathology.” swimmers ages 5 to 18 who want the club this year. Coiro said. to swim in high school, college or "You learn different kinds of NEW YORK (AP) -ScienUsU found in high levels in the Type II diabetes afflicts the The robot, named Cornelius, has since been possibly the Olympics. strokes and different kinds of say they have isolated a hormone pancreases of diabetics. vast majority of the nation’s But there are plenty who are moves and turns," Reed McKin­ Reginald Pinto/Manchester Herald that may play a key role in The work is “a very important estimated 11 million diabetics, upgraded and replaced by new commericially- there for the same reason 9-year- ney said. causing the most common form of finding” if amylin truly blocks according to the American Dia­ manufactured robot named Bob, according to old Jenelle Williams of Manches­ Jennifer Newkirk, 11, of Man­ HANDS ON HELP — Manchester Swim during a club practice. Practices are diabetes, a step that might lead to insulin and appears in abnormal betes Association. It often can be Coiro. ter decided to join the club this chester, said she likes the Club Coach Ron Anderson helps Brian held four days a week at the Manchester controlled through diet and new treatments. amounts in diabetics, F. Xavier "Cornelius was also one of the items built for $200 year. coaches because, among other Hastings, 8, perfect his backstroke High School pool. The hormone appears to be Pi-Sunyer, an authority on Type exercise. "It's fun,” Williams said. things, "they yell so you can hear “We have a lot of evidence that or $300. They (hospital officials) went out and got a responsible for the obesity, re­ II diabetes, said Friday. $3,000-$5,000 robot to do the same task,” Coiro said. Anderson says, “Up here (in them.” duced insulin secretion and re­ Scientists already knew of this (action of amylin) is likely to Manchester) we try to take Tom Brand of Manchester said duced effectiveness of insulin another pancreatic hormone that be, if not the final cause, at least a The pacemaker tester was a challenge offered by swimming seriously. But we’re his daughter Jaclyn, 10, joined observed in Type II diabetes, said blocks insulin, but it is not found major part of the disease pro­ Nicholas Noyes, the Health Center’s director of not trying to make Olympic this year. researcher Garth Cooper. in abnormal levels in diabetics, cess,” Cooper said in his clinical engineering. Noyes said the main goal was swimmers. We're just trying to "These people (coaches) are Currently, obesity is consi­ said Pi-Sunyer, director of the presentation. to shorten the time required for testing. get them involved. Some get to be tough on these kids,” Brand said. dered a major contributor to the endocrinology, diabetes and nu­ The research “opens the door to good, some great, some “It’s excellent. You’ve got dedi­ disease rather than a symptom of trition division at St. Luke’s- the scientific study of the disease “There’s a few (testers) on the market for $300 or mediocre.” cated little kids out there.” it. Roosevelt Hospital Center in New at a level that wasn't possible $400, but they don’t check all the features as the one Anderson, who lives in Hebron Another advantage of the club m Cooper, a New Zealand bio­ York. before and potentially the mecha­ we developed. There are commerical tests for $1,500 and teaches science in the Vemon is getting children used to compe­ chemist working with re­ Insulin normally controls the nisms that we uncover may be on up that do check all the features,” Coiro said. School District, has coached the tition. Anderson said. The club s searchers at Oxford University, level of blood sugar. In Type II very wide ranging,” be said. Until Coiro developed his inexpensive unit nine Manchester Swim Club for 15 of has scheduled nine swim meets described research on the hor­ diabetes, also called non-insulin- He said researchers hope to months ago. the testing of pacemakers required the nearly 20 years it’s been in this year an^ two championship mone this week at the 13th dependent diabetes, the body's develop substances that block hooking them up to five or six separate pieces of existence. meets. Every year so far, at least International Diabetes Federa­ insulin is not effective and blood amylin’s secretion or action, w equipment and was time-consuming, taking up to an He graduated fr*m Manchester one club member has made it to tion Congress in Sydney, sugar levels rise too high. opening the possibility of treat­ hour, according to Noyes. High School in 1964, and after the state’s all-star team, which Australia. (implications can include kid­ ment. He also said reseachers serving in the Army in Vietnam competes in regional meets, -Vf. hope to develop a test to detect Coiro’s black box means one quick hook-up and He said the substance, which ney disease, blindness and gan­ just 15 to 20 minutes of flipping switches, rotating got a degree and taught physical Anderson said. the researchers named amyljn, is grene, which can require leg and diabetes very early in its education in Vernon for about 11 "If a kid doesn’t swim until he development. knobs and reading dials. normally undetectable but was foot amputation. “It adds both uniformity and increased productiv­ years. gets to high school he just doesn’t •.fc . ity,” Noyes said. In the same pool that Anderson get competitive,” Anderson said. S’- % - Recognition of his accomplishment by other swam in as a member of the MHS The club won its first meet in State, local flu programs increasing team 20 years ago, about 130 club Newington last Saturday. At a electrical engineers came on Nov. 5 when he practice the Tuesday before the delivered a paper in New Orleans at a conference of members, including his 13-year- ATLANTA (AP) - Only about searchers said. condition such as heart disease, old son Sean, work out for an hour meet, Anderson attempts to pre­ 20 percent of people at high risk of The CDC recommends flu vac­ diabetes or kidney disease. the Instituteof Electrical and Electronic Engineers and an hour and a half at a time. pare club members mentally and complications from the flu are cine especially for elderly Ameri­ “Health-care providers should annual biomedical engineering society conference. Most club members come at least physically. immunized against the disease cans, heart patients, people with make every effort to ensure that “It was well received by my peers,” Coiro said. three times a week. "You’re going to be swimming each year, the U.S. Centers for chronic health problems and high-risk persons are immunized It took Coiro about a month to develop the tester, ”My son has (lap) times in 7th against some kids who are good Disease Control said in its weekly others at increased risk of severe during routine health-care con­ but he said that guided by his paper, someone skilled grade that I had as a senior." swimmers.” Anderson tells the report Friday. — and possibly even fatal — tacts during the fall and early in electronics could build the ^ 0 tester in about a Anderson said. group. ’’Don’t get too ft w 40-hour week. discouraged.” However, state and local flu complications from influenza. winter,” the Atlanta-based CDC The club has nearly doubled in Reginald PInto/Mancheater Herald vaccine programs are increas­ CDC spokesman Don Berreth said. (%iro is a clinical engineering intern at the Health size since last year due in part to That doesn’t seem to be a ing, and some reach hundreds of said the major complication of Flu season in the United States O nter as part of his studies fora master’s degree in increased publicity, Anderson problem for most of the kids, HARD AT WORK — Members of the technique. While most members say the thousands of people at risk for flu influenza is pneumonia, but it traditionally occurs during cold biomedical engineering at the Hartford Graduate said. The club is open to girls and including Anderson’s son Sean. workouts are fun, they receive serious ”I keep getting better and Manchester Swim Club swim eight or complications, M eral health re­ also can exacerbate any existing weather months. Center. boys between 5 and 18 from coaching. Manchester and surrounding better.” he said. more laps every practice to perfect , ; 1 I ■ ! * P . ^ ^ s' ' • l i • tt — MANCHESTER HERALD. 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, / How to get a quiet house? I Data Bank Beware financial planners Bv Andy Lang curtains, carpets and acoustical More than lems.” Still, most planners re­ The Associated Press tiles are among the items that will 240,000 inves­ ceive their pay from both fees and On The House soft-pedal noise. Conversely, U.S. savings rate drops tors lost $400 commissions — including many Noise is something each of us hard materials and surfaces million in fi­ of the very best. In 1987, Ihe personal savings rate in the U.S. was only 3 percent ol interprets as undesirable sound. enable sound to bounce around nancial plan­ Sylvia 5. Don't run away if a planner the area. When the product has a disposable income, an all-time low, and had been falling since 1973. ning frauds works for a firm that sells What Is undesirable to one person vibrating. This involved nothing This is in sharp contrast to Japan and Western Europe texture to it. the bouncing action between mid- particular products — insurance, may be perfectly acceptable to more than placing a rubber mat where savings rates averaged 15 percent, and 7-10 ■*' _ i - r iiiiiiM ■ l•■‘ ' is reduced somewhat. Even 1987 and mid- Porter another, as we all know from the under the machine and regulat­ percent respectively in 1987. stocks, whatever. Such planners opposing reactions to certain ing the legs so there was not even plants in a room tend to absorb 1988. "These may get a sizable chunk of their kinds of music. the tiniest wobble when the some of the sound waves. U.S. PERSONAL SAVINGS RATES are not specul­ income from commissions, Pitts­ Some types of sounds are machine was leaned on at each When the noise in a home In percent of disposable personal income: ative figures, LL__ ford notes, but they may be the necessary in our lives. Without comer. becomes almost unbearable, and the vic­ only top-notch planners medium- them we would have silence. And Many things can be done to there arc steps that can be taken tims are not imaginary people,” other people you know — along income people can afford. other than those involving the use says James C. Moyer, president with local lawyers and bankers — “ Still, they should be upfront silence, the extreme form of the eliminate or muffle unwanted 7,4% quiet that most of us enjoy. Wi&uld sound at the time a house is of sound-absorbing items. A E of The North American whom they would'recommend. and honest in telling you about the Securities Administrators There are two types of planners be unbearable. constructed. These include such contractorcan construct a second 1977 5.6% commissions they receive,” he Questions about the control of things as double studding, the use wall in an especially undesirable Association. to avoid: the salesman masquer­ adds. “ They shouldn’t Just give noise or undesirable sound con­ of certain wall and ceiling mate­ location, a maneuver that will 5.2% Yet, there is a sipiple^way to ading as a planner and the up documents specifying what tinually flood the mailboxes of rials. the placement of rooms and trap noise in the air between the make sure that you, as investors, planner who pretends to be an they receive. The average person those who write about homes and many other structural moves. two walls. The same professional 1 - ' ^yJ 6.7% will not hire fraudulent financial all-around expert. The The sales­ can’t understand a prospectus or do-it-yourself activities. The But most of us are confronted can suggest other ways of cutting V sm planners: look at their creden­ man "gives you barebones gen­ a I i m i t e d - p a r t n e r s h i p answers are both complex and with the problem in an existing down the noise in your house. He tials — which means that eral advice, charges you $500, memorandum.” , simple. Complex because there house. Bear in mind always that may also suggest certain mea­ 1.5% planners are likely to look at the sells you something that pays him 6. Ask if the planner special­ are so many different kinds of the best way to handle the sures that can be taken outside field as their career, not as a way a big commission — and then is izes. If you want advice about noise that cannot be controlled by situation is to see what can be the house, among them the j^3.0% to make extra money on the side. gone forever,” says Gary Pitts- retirement, look for someone who In looking for a planner, seek ford, a CFP in Indianapolis. a single action, if at all. Simple done about stopping the noise at erection of a fence when permit­ ^Estimate specializes in older people: if Other tips: because one formula covers the the source. Pipes can be wrapped ted by law. Inside the house, some SOURCE: MairofjOlHan L«e SlaJiStical Bullrtin InloG f phlc>£i 1960 NoHb Amenoca Sy-'J-catw. me | out someone with one of four you're a dentist, look for someone entire subject: Theeasiest way to with fibrous material for insula­ changes in the heating or cooling credentials: 1. Schedule a no-charge inter­ with lots of dentist clients. eliminate noise is at the source. tion as well as to reduce vibra­ equipment may be helpful. 1. A certified financial planner. view with any candidates. 7. Check the number of clients a Once noise occurs, you must find tion. Duct hangers can be lined If such changes are not practi­ This designation is conferred by 2. Check how long the planner planner has. Sharkey thinks that a way to muffle it before it with resilient material. Sound cal or too expensive, remember the Institute of CFPs in Denver. has been in business. Four years 50 to 70 is about as many active reaches your ears. But if you can transmissions through windows the principle that theeasiest way Tax Adviser CFPs tend to be generalists, is a minimum, suggests clients as a planner can handle. keep the noise from taking place, can be reduced by using more to eliminate noise is at the source. 2. A chartered financial consul­ Pittsford. 8. Ask if the planners give you do not have to worry about than one pane of glass. Would you Secondly, when there is no way to tant. This designation is con­ 3. Find out how the planner will investment advice. If so, the preventing its entrance into your believe that a small crack under prevent the noise, at least try to ferred by the American College in be paid. Generally, planners planners must be registered with Bv George Smith ANSWER: If you u.se the consciousness. or around a door or window can prevent it from bouncing off hard Bryn Mawr, Pa. receive fees or fees plus commis­ the Securities & Exchange Com­ surfaces. standard mileage rate, a car is 3. A member of the Registry. sions or just commission. But A recent example of this took increase the transmission of QUESTION: I recently re­ mission, and must give new considered fully depreciated af­ These are financial planners who commission-only planners are place in a neighbor's house. His sound significantly? ceived some shares of stock that clients a document descr. oing wife complained because she As radio stations found out a ter 60,000 miles of business u.se at have passed especially rigorous decreasing. “ So much of a their background Do-lt-vourselfers will find much help­ splits. In other words. I received the maximum standard rate. For could hear the noise caused by the long time ago. if you want to tests. Most of them are CFPs. planner’s work calls for advice Organizations you can con act ful Information In Andy Lang's hand­ two .shares of stock foreach share this purpose, a car is considered - 4. A CPA, especially someone and strategies, which don't in­ vibration of the washing machine muffle sound in an enclosed area, book, "Proctlcol Home Repairs," I owned. I’m no richer but I have for information o:i: in the basement. The solution was use sound-absorbing materials. which con be obtained bv sending %i to to have been driven no more than who has studied financial plan­ volve commissions,” notes Ei­ the Manchester Herald of Box 5. twice as much stock. Is any 15.000 business miles in any one ■ Registry men hers. Interna­ simple. Stop the machine from Upholstered furniture, drapes. Teoneck, N.J. 076M. ning, The American Institute of leen Sharkey, president of the portion of this transaction year, even though the actual CPAs in New York has estab­ Institute for CFPs. tional Associatio for Final cial taxable'’ business mileage may be more. lished a Personal Financial Plan­ 4. Be wary of planners who Planning, 2 Conc' ur.se Park- 'ay, K R After your car is fully depre­ ning Division to help accountants receive a majority of their Atlanta. Ga. 3032 BOISE,IDAHO HOUSE OF THE WEEK — Features of this house include ciated, you may deduct only II who want to practice planning. income from commissions. “ If 90 ■ Accountants. Americai In­ a country kitchen-family dining area at the front and Some help for the holiday cents a mile for all miles of Whether you need general percent of a planner's income stitute of Certified Public Ac­ porch space around the back. The two-story home has a ANSWER: When a stock splits business use. advice or helpin a particular comes from insurance,” Sharkey countants, Personal Financial there is no tax consequences. You says, “ it’s not surprising that he Planning Division. 1211 Avenue of master suite below and two bedrooms above. Plan Bv Earl Aronson is risky business” in 88- to area, begin by getting the names will pay tax when you sell the or she thinks that insurance is the the Americas, New York 10036- The Assoc loted Press 90-degree F temperatures, but of a few local planners from one of HA1495C has 1,405 square feet on the first floor and 510 .stock. Yourco.st basis is the same QUESTION: As a repre.senta- these organizations. Then ask solution to most of .your prob­ 8775. Weeders Guide Wilt-Pruf yielded the greatest after the split as it was for the tive of our church I will go to on the second. For more information write to architect The holly tree or bush, with its number of surviving trees. original number of shares before Japan with several other dele­ Lester Cohen. 19W 44th St.. New York. N.Y. 100M. brightly berried branches, holds the split. gates from the United States Enclose a stamped, self-addressed^nvelope. an important place in the legends most evergreens may be pruned □ □ □ where we will attend our annual and lore of Christmas, as well as in the late autumn. With careful, GIFT IDEAS: Here are ,«oniv world administrative policy in holiday decoration. proper pruning, you can enhance suggestions for Christmas gifts to meeting. I heard that the rules for In Ehigland and Germany, the natural beauty of your shrubs QUESTION: I have a severely give gardening friends or deducting expenses such as the.s'e there was an old belief that there and gather raw materials for retarded son who will be institu­ relatives: have changed recently. Could you Here’s the Answer are “ he” and "she” hollies — the door swags, wreaths and other tionalized very soon. In addition ■ A bent-handle “ Back Saver” please bring me up to date on this “ he” with spined leaves, the decorations. to the medical and consultation lawn rake (or snow shovel) so you matter? “ she” smooth-leaved. The varie­ Other reasons for pruning: to costs I have incurred. I will also CO. If Mokes Sense won’t get bent out of shape ties brought into the house at control the height and spread of be paying some sizable legal fees. QUESTION: I have a work­ seems to be OK. except that in one clearing your grounds. PORTLAND. MAINE Christmas supposedly showed plants, to promote density, to Are those legal costs deductible’’ bench that hasn’t been used for a place the studs are not 16 inches ■ Aquarium plants for the fish who would head the household for remove multiple leaders and to B W . long time. The top has a lot of tank. ANSWER: Indeed. Congress Ffews, Sports, Features and McDonald's® Tool apart on center. Is there any the coming year — he or she. eliminate any deformities. These NEW BEDFORD. MASS gouges in it. If I fill the openings ■ A Oiristmas tree ornament did make the rules much harsher. special way to Insulate that A variation of this custom said chores can be done before the with wood filler of some kind will smoke alarm that, when nestled Congress now says that no section, since the insulation that if the holly, was brought into holidays. ANSWER: Professional fees Become a Now Manchester Herald Subscriber (for a minimum the patches stand up under near the top of the tree, will sound charitable deduction will be al­ blankets are wider than the the house in fair weather, the wife Use sharp, clean pruning tools paid in connection with deducti- hammering and such? an alarm at the first whiff of lowed for travel expenses, includ­ of 13 weeVs) and we’ll send you a $5.00 book of McDonald’s* space? would rule, but if the weather was and make all cuts flush with the blemedical expenses are deducti­ smoke (From David Kay. 4509 ing the cost of meals and lodging bad, the husband would be the main stem or branch. In the ble. For example, legal fees fora Gift Certificates to use at any McDonald's* location. Don't waltl ANSWER: You will have to cut Taylor Lane. Cleveland. OH spent in the course of performing ANSWER: A much better way master. spring, new growth will quickly guardianship action which leads the insulation, usinga sharp knife 44128: about $20). services away from home for a is to forget about the gouges. Holly was credited with magi­ conceal the scars. to commitment to a mental Fill Out the Coupon below. MctT or drop off to the and a straightedge. Cut it about ■ Potted dwarf-growing citrus charity, unless there is no signifi­ Merely screw a piece of one-half- cal and medical powers. It was institution are deductible as Manchester Herald O ffice at: 16 B ralnsrd PI.. Manchester. Ct. 06040 an inch wider than the space to be plants, such as Calamondin cant element of personal plea­ inch tempered hardboard to the believed to cure toothaches, a □ a medical expenses as long as the filled. Staple the remaining orange, tangerine and ponderosa sure. recreation or vacation top of the bench to serve as a new banish rickets, and even foretell taxpayer itemizes on Schedule A, flange, then pull the vapor GOOD SPRAY: There is a lemon. involved. Congress’ intent, of work surface. It will last for to girls the names of their future Form 1040 and total medical barrier on the other side to its readily applied trigger sprayer ■ Preplanted amaryllis, paper course, is that the.se deductible I want to become a New Manehsater Herald Subaerlber (for a minimum of 13 years. And if it ever gets to the husbands. expenses exceed 7.5 percent of stud. Staple to the stud right (or aerosol) preservative to help white narcissus and other bulbs expen.ses be used for church weeks) and receive my $5.00 book of McDonald’s* Olft Certificates. point where you want to replace There are male and female income. through the barrier. Should you keep your Christmas tree, wreath that are easy to grow indoors for business, not for a vacation it. Just take put the screws, turn hollies. Both are necessary in the tear even the slightest hole in the and indoor green plants from winter flowers. the hardboard over the re screw it area for the female to produce the Name__ blanket, make sure it is patched. drying out or dropping needles. ■ Flower clippers or other into place. berries used so attractively in QUESTION: My accountants The tiniest opening will permit The product (Wilt-Pruf) also small basic garden tools: strong holiday decorations. says that my car is fully depre­ Address. moisture to enter the insulation, helps guard against winter leather or fabric gloves. QUESTION: I put up wood destroying the purpose of the drying-out kill of shrubs and ciated this year for tax purposes Send your questions to: The • □ □ □ ■ A traditional poinsettia Phone_ framing in our attic some time vapor barrier. If you use loose small trees. Reporting on a and I cannot deduct the 22.5 cents Tax Adviser, c/o George W. plant. Smith & Co.. P.C.. 29229 Northw­ Oee Per WsmUy — New aeSisrHiie O n tf fnef good w ith any orher eewpons or speefofsj ago. intending to finish the area wool to stuff cracks and narrow DECORATIONS: Evergreen summer experiment. University a mile mileage rate anymore estern Highway, Southfield, Coupon booh mailed upon receipt ol payrnom lo r a I3>weeh subaerlptloti. Into two rooms, but I never got spaces around windows and branches for holiday decorations of Florida researchers said that ■ Garden books are always When does a ca'ru.sed for business Mich. 48034. Due to the volume of around to it. I now would like to framing, be sure to cover the wool are as close as your overgrown “ transplanting 4-inch caliper live very welcome. become fullv depreciated’’ mail, personal replies cannot be complete the Job. Everything with a vapor barrier. shrubbery. Except for pines. oaks in August in central Florida Happy gardening! J.J . FORT WAYNE IND provided. i s : I i f r '; I r- u ; ' r . V ^ 84 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Nov. 26, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Nov. 26. 1988 - 85 FOCUS / Advice FOCUS / TV, Comics & Puzzles

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In fact- plained that his If a woman with herpes decides wife was 45 6:1 5AM C5) Davey & Goliath m the early gold rush days John Wayne Genital herpes is one of the .many cultural groups already Abigail Van Buren Patsy Kelly, Binnie Barnes 1942 to have a family, it is important pounds over­ 6:30AM (33 captain Bob most common sexually transmit­ used this position, while some did 38 Wall Street Journal Report that she inform her physician and weight. was (X) Dangermouse ted diseases in the United States. not, and others included.it as only 41' Remi begin prenatal care early in the really off the (T j MOVIE; 'Swiss Miss' Laurel and The virus remains in one’s body, one of several sexual positions. Hardy yodel for their fans Stan Laurel. Hfj Rod and Reel Streamside pregnancy. Most women with mark. You but is active only part of the time CHirrently, the missionary posi­ Oliver Hardy. 1938 [CN N ] Daybreak herpes have normal pregnancies said: “Now is with outbreaks often becoming and healthy babies, but it is tion is the most commonly used (1.1) At the Movies [D IS] Good Morning Mickey! less severe after the initial position in the world (including the time to be especially loving wondering what to give her for a New Zoo Revue [E S P N ] Outdoor Life important to be tested and closely and supportive Love her to infection. You should know that monitored to avoid passing the among the groups you menti­ wedding gift. Am I required to Bank of Boston Downtown Spring- [H B O ] M O V IE: 'La Bamba' (CC ) A fact- some people with genital herpes oned) . But there is a great deal of pieces and kill her with kindness, give her a gift that would cost at field Balloon Parade (90 mm ) based account of Ritchie Valens’ herpes virus to the baby. and say nothing about her (4i) Follow Me (1941-59) rise to musical stardom before have only one initial infection, variation among couples in each least $125? his death in a plane crash. Lou Diamond weight.” '81j Com ic Strip (In Stereo) Sam Robards (r.) stars as Kevin Keegan, a high-school English teacher who thrusts and others have only a few more DEAR DR. REINISCH: How society, with some prefering I really didn’t think it wa.*^ Phillips, Esai Morales, Rosana De Soto occurrences throughout the rest rear-entry, side-by-side, woman- I agree that the wife needs her proper for her to have mentioned [C N N ] International Correspondents 1987 Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) his journalism class into the video age, in the new CBS series ''TV 101" premiering about a discussion on'“mission- husband’s love and support, but [D IS] Mousercise [U S A ] Financial Freedom Tuesday, Nov. 29. Andrew White co-stars as one of his students. of their lives. Others have more ary‘‘ (belly-to-belly) inter­ on-top, and sitting face-to-face her cost, but now that I know. I frequent herpes outbreaks. At positions. she also needs to seek help for her feel compelled to spend at least [E S P N ] Speedweek Weekly auto racmg 8:30AM (3D Superman course? I assume it was started highlights [CN N ] Moneyweek advice lands a friend m trouDle, tiien runs a construction ongimier and a graphic de obesity and/or compulsive over­ (T) Face to Face With Cardinal O'Con­ present, there is no medication In the realm of sexual behavior, that much on the gift. I am not a for a student-council seat. (In Stereo) signer Robert OeNiro. Meryl Siroep by the Catholic church. When and eating. I believe that overeating [M AX] MOVIE; Ishtar' (CC) Two ter nor [D IS ] Raccoons (In Stereo) which eliminates or permanently there is no one position that is pauper, but I am far from minally untalented performers get caught ® Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show Harvey Keitel 1984 Rated PG 13 who started it and how successful 3 j (4^ New Adventures of Winnie the [ESP N ] Motorweek Illustrated cures the herpes virus. preferred by all groups or all is a disease that should be treated wealthy, and I would rather not in a web of intrigue when their agent books (CC). [USA] Deal-A-Meal was it? I assume it was to change Pooh (CC) [M AX] MOVIE: 'How to Save'a' Mar­ However, there is a drug - individuals. with the same respect as heart go to the wedding than to appear them in a Middle Eastern country on the ® Greatest American Hero intercourse from a position used verge of civil war Warren Beatty. Dustin Cli) Hee Haw riage and Ruin Your Ufe' A bachelor tries 12:00PM CD College Football: Ar disease, diabetes or alcoholism. cheap. to encourage his unhappily married friend (n ) Star Search (60 min.) (In Stereo) Kansas at Miami (4 hrs ) (Live) Hoffman. Isabelle Adjani 1987 Rated PG- C2d) Porky Pig But to ignore such a problem TO GO OR NOT TO GO 13 to end his relationship with his mistress by dD Grandstand A sports game show in­ ® MOVIE: 'Escape to Witch Mountain' allows the person to stay in denial (^ (3$ Disney's Adventures of the becoming involved with another girl. Dean volving guest celebrities and fans Host Tw o orphans, with psychic pov./ers. are Survival Photogra­ 6:35AM (HBO) Gum m i Bears (CC) Maain, Stella Stevens, Eli Wallach 1968. Curt Chaplin. held prisoner by a billionaire seeking to and avoid treatment that could phers Tony and Liz Bomford reveal the DEAR TO GO: A guest is not (24l Sesame Street (CC) [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Outrageous Fortune' amass an even greater fortune Kim Ri lives of two species of seal found in-the W W F Superstars of Wrestling A case of painful blisters save her life. “required” to give a wedding gift Two actresses take off on a wild cross­ chards, Eddie Albert, Ray Milland 1975 Outer Hebrides off Scotland's coast (38) Ask the Manager CATHY RELF, R.N. country chase to track down their mutual America; The Second Century: that costs at least as much as the (41) Voltron Black Americans Part 1 of 2 ® Toba DEAR DR. begin to work toward resolving 7; 00AM ® Young Universe boyfriend. Bette Midler, Shelley Long, Pe­ bride spends per plate. I agree, it '57) Great American Woodlots ter Coyote. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) d l On Pit Road ® Three Stooges GO’TT: About your symptoms. DEAR CATHY: I hit the nail (D Plasticman was not proper for the bride to [C N N ] Big Story [U SA ] Update: Making it Happen d D El Reino Salvaje dD G LO W. Wrestling 10 years ago I right on the thumb with that ® Fantastic World of Hanna-Barbera have mentioned her cost. [DIS] Wuzzles Washington Week in Review (CC) (ID College Football; Boston College was working in DEAR DR. GOTT: Our son. 17. answer! You make an excellent GQ) BraveStair (CC). 1 0:00AM ® Pee-wee's Playhouse at Tem ple (3 hrs.) (Live) a mental insti­ Select a gift in the price range [ESPN] Outdoor Sportsman (CC). d D Fall Guy Dr. G ott has a blood pressure of 130-90. point and I thank you for it. that is comfortable for you, and Daffy Duck and Tweety MOVIE: The Eiger Sanction' A tution. While [M A X ] Steve Alien's Golden A ge of C o ­ ® W W F Superstars of Wrestling [C N N ] Science and Techriology Week former hitman is hired to find two men who He’s 170 pounds, 6 feet 3 inches However, I welcome the oppor­ (§ ) Easy W ay to Lose Weight medy Clips of this comedian's television don’t worry about appearing ® Buck Rogers [ESPN] Scholastic Sports America have stolen a secret United States micro­ employed Peter Gott, M.O. shows form 1956-61 are presented, in­ and on a low-salt diet. How tunity to mention Overeaters cheap. Dr. Fad Special: Sum m er in Germany (R) film. Clint Eastwood, George Kennedy. cluding segments with Mel Brooks, (11) Soul Train (In Stereo) there I deve­ Anonymous. It has been a life- Ring Around the World Jack Cassidy. 1975 concerned should he be? Johnny Carson, Jimmy Durante and oth­ (E) Q.LO.W . Wrestling [HBO] MOVIE: 'Russian Roulette' A loped puffy red saver to many compulsive over­ A M Boston Royal Canadian Mountie tries to head off Punky Brewster (CC). DEAR ABBY: Maybe you (or ers. (60 min.) (S) Alvin and the Chipmunks (CC) ’blisters on my eaters. O. A. operates on the same ® Ulises an assassination plot against Russian Pre­ (2$ Portrait of a Family DEAR READER: I believe one of your readers) can give me 9:00AM ® Jim Henson’s Muppet dD W W F Wrestling Spotlight mier Kosygin while he is visiting Canada buttocks and principle as Alcoholics Anonym­ [C N N ] Daybreak 3.C Police Story that your son's blood pressure is the answer to a question that has Babies (CC). d D El Tesoro del Saber George Segal, Denholm Elliott, Christina thighs. They too high. It should be medically ous. (“If I can do it, you can do [D IS] Welcome to Pooh Corner Raines. 1975. Rated PG. 3€) Black Perspective are painful, itch, last for two been puzzling me for a long time. (T ) McCreary Report Tony Brown's Journal I am constantly amazed at how . investigted. it.’’) When citizens are asked to vote [ESPN] Bodyshaping ® Superman [U SA ] New Healthy Diet ^ MOVIE; The Comeback Kid' A weeks, then scar and go away for (&1) World Wide Wrestling burnt-out baseball player takes the job of often people are ashamed or In adolescents, kidney diseases Q>nsult the white pages of your (11) America's Top Ten 1 1 :30AM ® Teen Wolf six months. I get them more on a proposition or intiative [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Fantastic Adven­ coaching a team of street kids. John Rittei. embarrassed to share informa­ are a common cause of hyperten­ telephone book to find the chapter concerning their local townships ri|) Home Shopping Network (2 hrs.) tures of Unico' Spiteful g|od8 use trickery ® Small W onder (CC ) Harriet and Vicki Doug McKeon, Susan Dey. 1980. frequently if I‘m sick or run tion with their doctors. Physi­ try out for the cheerleading squad; Ida Mae sion. For example, congenital in your city. If Overeasters or counties, why is the language C h a n n e ls (2(£ Bugs Bunny and Friends to discover the secret behind a magical un­ GO) Miami Motor Racing Host: Ralph San­ down. I‘m embarrassed to ask cians are trained not only in icorn's power to make people happy (Alice Ghostley) puts the moves on Joan's chez. (2 hrs.) narrowing of an artery to a Anonymous is not listed, write to: so confusing and ambiguous? 52) (30) Smurfs (CC) father. WFSB Hartford. C T } 198Z my doctor about this, which my diagnosis but in objectivity. That, Overeaters Anonymous, 4025 38) MOVIE: 'Charlie Chan in Honolulu' ^ Wonderworks: The Silent One (CC) kidney can produce high blood For example; “If you are V. \ Y W New York, NY % [ESPN] Monster Truck Challenge do) Eagles Preview '88 husband can't understand. Can The disappearance of jewels leads Chan is, good doctors are usually pressure in - a perfectly normal Spencer St., Suite 203, Torrance, WTNH New Haven. CT • (ID MOVIE: 'Cahill, U.S. Marshal' J D opposed to additional funding for on a chase m his own back yard. Sidney [H B O ] Inside the NFL Hosts; Len Daw­ (8) ® Completely Mental Misadven­ Cahill, a tough lawman, sets his skills as a you help? reluctant to make value judg­ WOR New York. NY ( young person. Correction of the Calif. 90Sp3, for information. public education, vote yes.” But. Toler, Phyllis Brooks, John King. 1938 son, Nick Buoniconti. (60 mm.) (In Stereo) tures of Ed Grimley (CC). tracker against a wily bank robber. John WPIX New York. NY ’’ ments about their patients. Em­ Enclose a long, stamped, self- [U S A ] Youth Secrets of the Stars 3 D America: The Second Century Part 2 Wayne. George Kennedy, Gary Grimes blockage often will restore the “If you are in favor of additional WHCT Hartford, C T 1$ (41) Capitan Centella DEAR READER: I don’t know barrassing skin conditions, drug of 2. 1973 pressure to normal. addressed envelope. It is a funding for public education, vote WTXX Waterbury, CT 20 (5?! La Plaza 10:1 0AM [CN N ] Showbiz Week the cause of your skin ailment. abuse, alcoholism, venereal dis­ non-profit organization. WWLP Springfield, M A n ( ^ Greatest Sports Legends [CN N] Newsday no.” 24 (61) Denver, the Last Dinosaur 1 0:30AM ® Little Rascals Recurring blisters on the but­ ease, unwanted pregnancy and In my opinion, your son should WEOH Hartford, C T dD Embajadores de la Musica Colom- [D IS ] M y Friend FMcka Or. “If you are opposed to WTAA'S New London. C T 7« [D IS] Donald Duck Presents ® Pup Named Scooby Doo (CC) biarta tocks or thighs could be due to a emotional upset are common be check^ by his doctor; this DEAR ABBY: I have been an Hartford. C T 10 [U S A ] Rockfile drilling for oil in a specific WVIT [ESPN] Fishin' Hole ^ ALF (CC) (IZ) Wall Street Week: Should We Be variety of diseases, including problems with which people would almost certainly include Boston. M A • U avid Dear Abby reader for many locality, vote yes, but if you are in WSBK [U S A ] Is There Love After Marriage Thankful for Toys? 1 2:30PM ® Omexin/Can You Beat allergies, repeated infections almost always need help. multiple blood pressure determi­ years and have never seen this WGGB Springfield. MA 40 Ramona (CC). Baldness? favor of drilling, vote no.” WXTV Paterson. N J 41 9:10AM [CN N ] Healthweek ® Three Stooges [C N N ] College Football Preview (likely) or herpes virus Doctors are ideal resources for nations (because some nervous question addressed in your (3) New Archies (CC). It seems to me that these issues WGBY Springfield. MA 47 dD Capitan Poder [D IS] Grimm's Fairy Talas (unlikely). assistance. I urge you to view patients will tend to have tempor­ Hartford. C T $1 9:30AM ® ® Slimerl And the Real (S ) Portrait of s Family column. are deliberately presented in W T1C [ESP N ] College Oameday (60 min.) Certainly, your doctor should your doctor as an adocate for arily elevated j>ressures in the A friend who is soon to be CNN Cable News Net. (CNN) Ghostbusters (CC). @ Adam Smith's Money World (E) Whet About Women language that ^11 confuse the DISNEY Disney Channel (DIS) ® Supennan [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch [MAX] MOVIE: '3:10 to Yuma' A be made aware of your trouble good health. Speak to him or her stressful and unfamiliar environ­ (ESPN) farmer attempts to bring a notorious killer [C N N ] Evans & Novak ma rried mentioned to me that she voters. Or am I mistaken? ESPN Sports Network d l) Dick Clark's Goldon Greats [ESPN] Superkids because a diagnosis is the first (H0O) into Yuma so he can collect the reward. [D IS] Zorro about your concerns. Be honest. ments of a doctor's office.) is paying $125 a plate for each YES OR NO HBO Home Box Office step toward treatment, which, in You'll be surprised at how CINEMAX Cinemax (MAX) (S$ Sesame Street (CC). [U S A ] ProHne Glenn Ford, Van Heflin. Felicia Farr. 1957. [ESPN ] Auto Radno: Berber Saab Pro I think that a 17-year-old's guest who will attend her wedding [TMC] DEAR YES: No! I. too would TMC Movie Channel d D lala del Tesoro 11:0 0 A M ® Mighty Mouse: The [TMC] MOVIE: FaWng In Love' (CC) A your case, might be simple and relieved you will feel once your blood pressure should ot consist­ >USA) and reception. I have received an appreciate an answer to that USA USA Network @ ) Say Brother New Adventures (CC). chartce meeting on a commutar train straightforward. burden j s , lifted . and you both ently exceed 12Q-W)-,. . . , . sparks a mutual romantic intarest batwean invitation to both, and now I am d[sturt>jngjue^onReatlers ? 3)^ Teenage Mutant Nki]a Turtlee (CC). ® Lesming the Ropee Robert's msritsi ConllniMd... . ?.'»unlir.ct? a V - • t'* r' r'V If ■ * * t i >'4 f r* t • • 1 r ^ *■* t e — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Nov. 26, 1988 I : 1 : I t ' ■ 1 t MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. 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V.S7; MOVIE: 'Robin Hood - the Swords of HUNTER Wayland' The outlaw of Sherwood Forest SNAFU by Bruea Baattla KIT t r CANLYLS by Larry WrigM Saturday, Continued battles an evil high priestess who is deter­ Fred Dryer and mined to recover the last missing sword m Stepfanie Kramer a set of enchanted weapons. Michael Saturday, Continaed Praod, Judi Trolt 1984 Part 2. Series ^rom Miami. (H) star as homicide couple searches for the reason behind a [CNN] PrimeNews [HBO] MOVIE: 'Sweet Lorraine' The series of frightening events occurring in detectives Rick proprietress of an ailing Catskill Mountains their newly purchased Long Island home. Hunter and Dee [H B O ] M O V IE; ' U Bamba' (CC ) A fact- Tw ilight'Zona (CC ) A trance channe- lie Morris' novel inspired this account of a W/Hy DoTfley • resort ponders the future of her once- James Brolin, Margot Kidder, Rod Steiger. Dee McCall, on based account of Ritchie Valors' ler is frightened wtWn he becomes pos­ 12-year-old boy's summer adventures in thriving business Maureen Stapleton, Trini 1979, (1941-59) rise to musical stardom before sessed by a real entity. (In Stereo) 1942 Mississippi. Richard Farnsworth, riBC's "Hunter;' his death m a plane crash. Lou Diamond Maureen O'Sullivan, Anne Ramsey. 1988. Alvarado. Lee Richardson. 1987 Rated d D Soul Train (In Stereo) 3D T u Musica ''MmciVitNh'* PG-13. airing SATURDAY, Phillips, Esai Morales, Rosana De Soto 12 :3 0 A M C2D She's the Sheriff 3 D Madeleine Cooks (R) (In Stereo) NOV. 26. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) [E S P N ] Col leg# Football Scoreboard if M i Km i 1 :00PM CB MOVIE: The President's Great Escape This week: Vermont, [M AX] MOVIE: 'Someone to Watch [U S A ] Ray Bradbury Theater (X) MOVIE: When Hell Wes In Session' Mistress' A young man is caught in a the Hawaiian island of Maui; Florence. Over M e ' (CC) A married Manhattan de­ The story of a Vietnam POW who is held deadly cover-up after a powerful American Italy CHECK IISTINGS tective becomes romantically involved 11:00P M CD C£ (S) ® ® News captive for over seven and a half years. Hal 6iive UP security agency decodes a Russian docu­ FOe EXACT TIME with the socialite murder witness he's CD Comedy Strip Uve Holbrook. Eva Maria Saint. 1979. ment reporting that his sister is a spy. Beau ® Benson been assigned to protect. Tom Berenger. CD Berrtey Miller C£ Alfred Hitchcock Presents CO Bridges. Karen Grassle. Susan Blanchard. (IZ) Motorweek A «aiute to the late Enzo Mimi Rogers. Lorraine Bracco. 1987 1978 Ferrari, featuring a visit to Italy's Ferrari Rated R (In Stereo) G D Tales From the Darkaide A struggling (S ) Life's Most Emberresslng Moments plant, milestone models, winter storage horror novelist works on his next book (CC) Cauest: Weird At Yankovic. C£l W W F Wrestling Spotlight [U S A ] M OVIE: 'It's Alive' A three-day tips, shopping for used models and an F40 with the help of a homeless vampire. ® Fridey the 13th: Th e Series A cursed Ql) MOVIE: 'Farewell to the Planet of old child of normal parents turns into a road test dummy gives his ventriloquist an oppor­ the Apes' With the help of Galen the monster. John Ryan, Sharon Farrell. An­ G i Untouchables chimp, astronauts Burke and Virdon build a [CN N] On the Menu drew Duggan 1974. tunity for fame and fortune - at a deadly ® Freddy's Nightmeret: A Nightmare price. (60 min.) (In Stereo) glider to escape from the gorilla police. [D IS] Swias Family Robinson on Elm SUeet T w o teen-agers cope with d } N B A Basketball: Los An- Roddy McDowall, Ron Harper. 1974 8 :3 0 P M Mother's Day nightmares — one vies for his [CN N ] Evans & Novak [ESP N ] Starshqt: Clay target shooting gates Lakers at Detroit Pistons (2 hrs . W W F Superstars of Wrestling (R) 30 min.) (Live) mother's attention and the other faces 12 :4 0 A M [USA] Night Flight murder charges. (60 min.) (2$ Collectors (R) [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Wings of Eagles' O S Tw ilight Zone (CC ) A trance channe- CB It's a Living Voodoo is the key to get- ^ ^ A m en (CC ) Frye hires a housekee­ (2D Murder: No Apparent Motive A do­ 12:45AM [HBO] m o v i e ; o ff ttw Conrtecticut Newsmakers John Ford's account of Frank 'Spig' Wead, ier is frightened when he becomes pos­ • ting a man — that's the advice Ginger re­ per when Thelma moves out. (In Stereo) W all' A rurt-in with the governor’s daugh­ Ih l* a World W ar I aviation pioneer who later sessed by a real entity. (In Stereo) ceives from her grandmother. cumentary on the ef^em ic of killings per­ ® Ramona atioftal Cooking School as Frosty's about to tnarry, the mean Jack [D IS] MOVIE: 'Good Old Boy' (CC) Wil­ Troi announces she's pregnant: the crew (3 ) Rat Patrol lie Morris' novel inspired this account of a [TM C ] Short Film Showcase (^ The Saint sets out to bring a deadly plasma plague to Frost puts him into a deep freeze. Voices 1 :0 0 A M (B Lava Boat' D IMakyNCAWc^ of Andy Griffith, Shelley Winters. Dennis d D M O V IE: 'Qreeae' A young man and 12-year-old boy's summer adventures m (S) Friday the 13th: The Series A wax a laboratory. Whoopi Goldberg stars in a his summer sweetheart meet again in their (T l SuataMng [U S A ] Hollywood Insider Day 1942 Mississippi. Richard Farnsworth, likeness of a famous ax murderer comes to recurring role (60 mm.) (In Stereo) senior year o f high school. John Travolta. D .C. FolHaa College Football: Teams life and goes on a killing rampage. (60 Maureen O'Sullivan, Anne Ramsey 1988 3 :3 0 P M Friday the 13th: The Series A cursed 9 :0 0 P M d ) (&D Beyond Tomorrow Olivia N a w to n -J^n , Stockard Channing. to be Anrtounced (3 hrs.. 30 min.) (Live) mm.) (2D H S B Izaira [ESPN ] Auto Racing: Off-Road Cham­ dummy gives his ventriloquist an oppor­ Scheduled: state-nf-the-an roller coasters, 1978. ON TH E FASTHACK by BHI Holbrook pionship Grand Prix (Taped) ® O n M y Honor Fun-filled summer plans dZ) Julia Child and Company: Breakfast tunity for fame and fortune — at a deadly advances in male contraceptive develop (9 ) Punto V Aperte [ T M C ] M O V IE: ‘T h r UntouchaMaa’ El- ment; the world's largest telescope, de­ liot Ness leads a group of incorruptible [M A X ] M O V IE: 'Th e W ar Lover' During go awry when a daring boy ignores his par­ Party (R) price. (60 mm.) (In Stereo) ents' orders to stay away from a danger­ tecting irregular EEG patterns through (S ) Sneak Previews (In Stereo) government agents against Al Capone, the World W ar II, a B-17 bomber captain and [CN N] Nawswatch W heel of Fortune (CC). h P V w triT ous river. "brain mapping. " (60 mm.) (In Stereo) I D M O V IE: T h e Longest Y ^ ' A former notorious crime boss of 1930s Chicago. f \ U SEfbRE <(bo er/Ktr/ his co-pilot compete for the same girl. [M A X ] MQVIE: The Color Purple' (CC) C E New s Magazine (CC). football player, in prison on mittor chsrges, Kevin Costner. Sean Connery, Robert De- If nio(]LD KI400) Steven Spielberg's adaptation of Alice 31) Hee Haw is assigned to train a group of convicts for Niro. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) Anne Field. 1962 3 D Skins Game Golf Curtis Strange, Ray Walker's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel de­ cop (Lindsay Wagner), battling her own TrtE » W UAfftft...TfIEIp. C O M E III m . VM QOlTnMfr lb depression, turns to alcohol and drugs (2 a game against the prison's guards. Bun [U S A ] Night Flight [U S A ] M O V IE: 'Hercules 11' Three rebel­ Floyd. Jack Nicklaus and Lee Trevino are tailing 30 years in the life of a rural South­ ( ^ Benny Hill WVfUHooP? J CAIIT...I H E R E ? become hrs.) (In Stereo) Reynolds, Eddie Albert, Bernadette Peters. ACAfEUA A COACH scheduled to compete. From PGA West in ern black woman. Whoopi Goldberg. lious goddesses create dissent between ( ^ W ar of the W orlds Determined aliens 1974. 1 :1 0 A M [CNN] Tmvat Quhia CAll'r... g o TIV f oSan Francisco sanitar­ [ES P N ] College Football Scoreboard pecting young woman Carey Lowell. [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday v§Z. M O V IE: Pal Joey' A night club enter­ a Southern town is disturbed by the arrival [ES P N ] Collaga BaakatbaU: Maul Clas­ ium places his life m danger when he un­ Charles Rocket, Trudi Dochtermann [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Outrageous Fortune' tainer romances a wealthy socialite who of a stranger who foments racial unrest. sic Samifinal From Hawaii. (2 hrs.. 30 covers a sinister scheme involving several 1987 Rated R (In Stereo) [USA] Throb Tw o actresses take off on a wild cross­ finances a night club for him Frank Sinatra WWiam Shatner. Beverly Lunsford. 1961. min.) (Live) staff members Mol Brooks. Madeline country chase to track down their mutual [U SA] Cover Story 6 :0 0 P M □] 3D t40) News Rita Haywonh, Kim Novak. 1957 [U SA ] Night Flight Kahn. Cions Leachman 1977, boyfriend. Bette Midler, Shelley Long. Pe­ 1 1 :3 0 P M GD Entertainment This [CN N] Showbiz Week (X) Hawaii Five-0 4 :0 0 P M CB M O V IE: 'Cbarlei and (X) Three’s Company ter Coyote. 1987. Rated R (In Stereo) W eek Singer Cyndi Lauper. (60 min.) (In 2 :0 0 A M GD News (R) [DIS] MOVIE: 'Bonanza: The Next Stereo) Diana: A Royal Love Story' A modern (X) A -Te a m [USA] Miami Vice XD Home Shopping Overnight Service MOVIE: 'Tw o Mules for Sister Sara' Generation' Strip miners threaten the tu After rescuing a nun from an attack by day prince and a gentle girl develop a fairy­ GD Charles in Charge (CC ) Charles is m Star Search (60 min.) (3 hrs.) tale romance that blossoms into marriage. 7 :3 0 P M CDm *a *s*h ture of the Ponderosa in this pilot for a se three men, a man and the nun join forces to threatened when he dates a woman who qdel to the long-running T V series John (X ) Freddy's Nightmares: A Nightmare GD Runaway W ith tha Rich and Famous help the Mexican Juaristas in their attempt David Robb. Caroline Bliss, Christopher has a jealous ex-boyfnend (R) (In Stereo) iX) Jeopardy! (CC). on Elm Street T w o teen-agers cope with Lee 1982 IrelOTd, Robert Fuller, John Amos 1988 Donna Mills in Yugoslavia; Robin Leach in to overthrow Emperor Maxmillian's.gov­ Gf) Colombo X ) M am a's Family Bubba films a video Mother's Day nightmares - one vies for his Sicily. ernment Clint Eastwood. Shirley Ma­ (AD M O V IE; 'Airplane II: The Sequel' A documentary on his family [TM C] MOVIE; 'Tough Guys Don't mother's attention and the other faces claine. 1970. lunatic airline crew finds itself on a lunar W ar of the W orlds (60 mm.) Dance' An alcoholic writer gets involved ® Wrestling GD NHL Hockey: Hartford Whalers at murder charges. (60 min.) (In Stereo) shuttle hurtling toward the sun. Robert 3D DeGrassi Junior High (CC) in a baffling murder mystery in Norman 3D Dating Game PBA Bowling: Budwaiser Classic Quebec Nordiques (2 hrs . 30 mm ) (Live) Mailer's adaptation of his own novel Ryan G D M O V IE: 'D og Day Afternoon' A fran­ From Columbus, Ohio. (90 mm.) (Taped) Hays. Julie Hageny. William Shatner 3D Record Guide tic and befuddled bankrobber plans a [C N N ] International Corraspondants 1982 As Schools Match Wits O'Neal, Isabella Rossellini. Debra San- 3 D A rt of W illiam Alexander and Lowell Hersey's Hollywood dlund. 1987. Rated R Brooklyn bank heist that goes awry. Al Pa­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'Bonanza: Tha Naxt GD Knight Rider 3D Pioneers of Aviation cino. Chris Sarandon, John Cazale. 1975. Spears; Mortochrome Seascape 3D Topo Gigio Ganaration' Strip miners threaten the fu­ CHUSB AND CHAUNCEV byVancol (S ) Latin Connection (60 mm ) (In Stereo) Superboy 9 :3 0 P M 8a) ® Empty Nest (CC) (In (S) ® Saturday Night's Main Event ture of the Ponderosa in this pilot for a se­ M O V IE; 'W om an of the North Coun­ (SZ) Doctor Who Stereo) try' Treacherous beauty and rugged young 3 D M O V IE: 'Play M isty for M e' A disc (IZ) The Children's Theatre A profile of Matches include Randy Savage vs. Andre quel to the (ong-running T V series. John mining tycoon struggle for supremacy in jockey becomes involved with a psychotic dD Star Trek the Children's Theatre of Massachusetts [C N N ] This W eek in Japan the Giant; Ultimate Warrior vs. Super Ninja Ireland. Robert Fuller, John Amos. 1988. SHEfe aoiNaiD and Hacksaw Jim Duggan vs. Boris Zhu­ Mesabi ore fields Rod Cameron. Ruth Hus­ woman listener who gradually takes [CN N] Newswatch [C N N ] Sports Saturday 1 0 :0 0 P M CD CD News [U SA] Night Flight THROW iwe sey, John Agar. 1952. charge of his life Clint Eastwood, Jessica kov. Also: Hulk Hogan and Brother Love. [D IS ] Best of Ozzie and Harriet [E S P N ] Collaga Football: Florida at [HBO] MOVIE: 'Fortraas' BOOK A T U 6 / Walter. Donna Mills 1971 GD (2D Monsters A doctor invites three ot (90 min.) (In Stereo) 2 :1 5 A M (IS) Forever Lean [U SA ] Mike Hamrner Florida State (3 hrs.) (Live) his transplant patients to his Caribbean is (CC) In Australia, a schoolteacher and nine @ MOVIE: 'The Culpepper Cattle land home (2D Racing From Plainsfteld of her students fight for survival after being (M ) M O V IE: 'W ise Guys' T w o goofball (T ) Raising Miranda Miran­ Com pany' A youngster's confrontation 6:30PM (X) C B S N ew s (CC) 8 :0 0 P M (9 ) Public People/Prtvate Lives abducted by criminals. Rachel Ward. Robin gangsters must redeem themselves after da's first date causes anxious moments for GD Whalers W rap -U p (Live) they lose a bundle of their boss' cash and with cattle rustlers and killers turns into a ( T ) To o Close for Comfort Mason. 1985. (In Stereo) fight for hts life. Gary Grimes. Billy Green father and daughter. (In Stereo) ( ^ ® Hunter Hunter uncovers a gem­ ( ^ Hollywood Legends: Grace Kelly-- use his credit card to party. Danny DeVito. GD Starting From Scratch James is de­ The American Princess (CC ) Home mov­ Bush 1972 Reporters Scheduled, surburban smuggling operation while investigating 2 :3 0 A M ( B m o v i e : 'Bom to Win' A Joe Piscopo. Dan Hedaya. 1986. pressed when his new girlfriend fails to re­ CX) ies highlight this portrait of the Academy youths, who killed three wrong people, are his Vietnam War buddy's death. (60 mm ) Times ^Square junkie gets between a 3 D Julia Child and Company: Indoor/ turn his phone calls Award-winning actress who gave up Hol­ @ ) Resumen NFL contracted to become hired guns (60 Pan 2 of 2 (In Stereo) pusher and two narcs. George Segal, Paula Outdoor Barbecue lywood stardom to become Princess dZ) Woodwright's Shop N B C Naws min ) (In Stereo) Prentiss, Karen Black 1971 ® Bosom Buddies 3D Mystery): Cause Celebre (CC ) During (irsce of Monaco. Narrator- Richard Kiley ® MOVIE: 'The DevonsvHle Terror' A (2D Power of Choice (CC ) Forming and ( B 3 D Winnie The Pooh And Tigger Too the murder trial. Alma's testimony neg­ GD Tales From the Oarkside A struggling Victory Garden (CC). (R) (60 min.) (R) modern-day witch unleashes her destrac- maintaining quality relationships Pan 7 of Animated (CC ) Tigger the tiger is introd­ lects to mention her lover while he claims horror novelist works on his next book [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors Fred live powers to avenge the wrongful death [D IS ] Konrad A computer error sends 10 uced to the honey-loving bear; Disney car­ to have killed Francis while under the influ­ with the help of a homeless vampire. Hickman. Nick Charles. of her ancestors. Suzanne Love. Robert perfect 8-year-otd Konrad (Huckleberry ^ Three Stooges toon shons will also be seen. (60 min.) (R) ence of cocaine (60 mm ) Pan 2 of 2 ^ That's the Spirit [ES P N ] College Basketball: Maui Clas­ Walker, Donald Pleasance. 1981. Fox) to a woman (Polly Holliday) who ( ^ Combat! [C N N ] Sports Latenight (3) Starting From Scratch James hires (X) Kolchak. The Night Stalker sic Semifinal From Hawaii (2 hrs ) (Live) [E S P N ] Muscle M egaiine (60 mm.) doesn't meet the "birth" factory's stan­ dards. Ned Beatty costars (2 hrs.) Helen as the substitute receptionist for a GD War of the Worlds An alien leader 3D Hardcastle and McCormick Pan 2 of [M A X ] m o v i e ; Heartbreak 11:35PM [MAX] MOVIE: WHch 2 :5 5 A M [H B O ] HBO Cinema Workshop week suffers from an Earth virus - and the only 2 Ridge' (CC ) A decorated career marine of­ ZIPPY by Bill Orfftlth [U SA ] Cartoons board' A deadly supernatural force is un­ ® Great Escape This week: Vermont, ^hope for a cure lies in human brains. (60 [C N N ] Headline News ficer IS given the task of getting a platoon 2 ; 1 0 P M [CNN] Heelthweek leashed when a woman uses a Ouija board [C N N ] Sports Close-up the Hawaiian islarid of Maui; Florence, ^min.) of raw, undisciplined recruits into fighting 4 :1 0 P M [H B O ] O n Location: Bob Goldthwait "Is to communicate with the other side 2 :3 0 P M 3D joy of Painting (R) Italy shape Clint Eastwood. Marsha Mason, (OHe-rrupiw iVRffRot.'. I IT NEVER CEASES foC OH A«V M O V IE: 'Joe Kidd* A man is caught Ha Uka That All the Time?" (CC) The Tawny Kitaen, Todd Allen, Stephen Ni­ ^eV,DW£eS: 4 :3 0 P M (2D Frugal Gourmet (In Stereo) Everett McGill 1986: Rated R. (In Stereo) I CAN J l)5T FIC- ' T O B O t e U f H ' M:N0 j 600, Do you (S) Money. Mortey. Money 3D Noticiero Unhrision between the Mexicans and Americans in a Botrcat " comic directs this segment of -foio Afio A Ga l , I 09) Murtaters Today chols. 1987. Rated R TURE HIM A T range war. Clint Eastwood. John Saxon. his "Meat Bob '88 ” tour taped at San -[(LEfle S A SALE E E U E V E • (S ) Lucha Libre (60 min.) [C N N ] Pinnaede 3:0 0 A M 3 5 m o v i e : 'The story of HOME.LlSTENwt (® Let's Go Bowling (90 mm.) Rotert Duvall. 1972. Francisco's Great American Music Hall 12 :0 0 A M (B Coiumbo . o n m VEAB v N h - THE rAnTfi (S) Woodcaiving Whh Rick Butz (In [D IS] Hare'a Boomer Three Ljoves' This trio of short stories in­ Tu eiE IN L tF £ : T o (g ) ( ^ 227 (CC ) (In Stereo) (60 min.) (In Stereo) ® Homa Shopping Nalwofli (3 hrs I |t 0 Stereo) (ID Chespirfto cludes a ballet impresaiw, a governess, P O IN T O U T T O T W R E S T O f V S (o > a u PEOPLE CAN BE ' T b N f pfifimi [ESP N ] Major League Baseball Maga­ and a circus aerialist team. Kirk Douglas. ■ ON C.O. < @ Frugal Goum iat (R| (In Stereo) (2D W ild America (C C ) Garter srtakes, an [M AX] MOVIE: 'Survival Gama' A (g ) T i Im From the Oarksids A struggling 00(1. SHOflTCOMt^G^ [lUGi down AT sreiFES [C N N ] Style With Elaa Klensch zine: Special Edition Pier Angeli. Leslie Caron 1953 Eastern glass lizard, a desert tonoise and young survivalist joins forces with his mili­ horror novelist works on his next book th k ni bfcouexGivs VHHEBE a r e -w e e T O TMEiP t h « t 4 « W ' [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Like Father Uke Son' [CN N ] Big Story OP LfKPse^ IN gooo fA rrc.y ' - AI»T' [H B O ] M O V IE: ‘Teen W otT A high- the alligator are seen in this look at the tary mentor to rescue his girlfriend and her with the help of a homeless vampire (3D Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) T o a s t e r , 8 P A / A I 4 ? ^ a t t e n t i o n (C C ) A n expehmental serum eccidemaHy iT A R V A N ’ " [ESPN] Collage BaakatbaU: Graat school student discovers that a family adaptability of reptiles. father from the mob. Mike Norris. Deborah ® MOVIE: 'Iron Chain Assassin' Re­ OVEN switches a surgeon's persortality with that Alaaka Shootout Semifinal From An­ curse is turning him into a werewolf. Mi­ 3D Home Shopping Overnight Service c h e c k t h ' < S l M O V IE: Hustling' A lady reponer Goodrich, Seymour (^ s e l 1987. Rated leased from prison after fifteen years, an M0I>£- of his taen-age son. Dudley Moore. Kirk chorage. (2 hrs.) (Uve) chael J. Fox, James Hampton, Scott Pau- R. (In Stereo) (3 hrs.) (j£EK KCAD writes the truth about prostitution m a big innocent man seeks revenge on the man Cameron, Sean Astin. 1987. Rated PG-13. Im 1985. Rated PG. [CNN] Newsnight INC t h 'EM- LESS.' [H B O ] M O V IE: Shaena' (C C ) An Amen city. Lee Remick. Jill Clayburgh, Monte [U S A ] Alfred Hhchcocfc Presents who framed him. Ti Lung, Pai Piao. 1980 (In Stereo) [TM C ] MOVIE: Falling in Love' (CC) A Bosseo can T V producer falls in love with a iimgle Markham. 1975. ^ M O V IE: 'Dressed to Kill' Sherlock PA(>£Rg(»CK queen out to itop an educated native 7 :0 0 P M GC Ufaatylas of the Rich and 10:30PM QDtmi chance meeting on a commuter tram 3 :0 0 P M CD Laamlng the Ropee Rob­ (S ) M O V IE: 'Urban Cow boy' A blue- Holmes attempts to retrieve the Bank of ponce from ueurping the throne of an Afri­ Famous Joan Collins; Elizabeth Taylor and (I5 lN N N «n sparks a mutual romantic interest between ert's marital advice lar>ds a friend in trou­ collar worker who far>cias himself a England's stolen engraving plates Basil can kingdom. Tanya Rotiarta. Ted Warns Malcolm Forbes on a Pacific cruise; Mi­ a construction engineer and a graphic de­ ble; EHen runs for a student-council seat. modern-day cowboy falls in love with a girl (S) HMdUnM on Trial Rathbone, Nigel Bruce. Patricia Monson Donovan Scon. 1984. Rated PG. (Iri chael Jackson's r>ew home. (60 min.) signer Robert DeNiro, Meryl Streep, (X) Knight Rider Stated) he meets in a popular couiitry-and-westam 1946 Harvey Keitel. 1984. Rated PG-13. C B Famtty T)m (CC). bar. John Travolta. Debra Winger. Scott CS) MOVIE: 'Th* AmttyvMta Honor' A 3D Multi Trim [U S A ] M O V IE: 'Sham e' The placidity of 5 :00 P M dD A-Taam Glenn. 1980. lllfc M (Xlltow* Continued.., [CN N ] Newsnight a Southern town is disturbed by the arrival [D IS] MOVIE: Good Old Boy' (CC) Wil­ of a stranger who foments racial unrest. W — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Nov. 26, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Nov. 26, 1988 — EB THE ORIZZWELL8 by Bill Schorr . McCALL OF THE WILD by Dumit A Crswford Puzzles VEAH, X AAADe. I'M TH/NK/N6 OF Aztrograph ANenefiseNcy ■aiRNINeALLMV LANCWN&.' I 'U . 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WE f>0N'T HAVE [ i r n s t r a m n '’' y o u r lip s a r e 'YGP DPBY ZML YX BYMEB W I L p C A R P (Answers Monday) w h is p e r in g , XE LXKC XZE YZX VVPPY OB Yesterday 5 I BROOK GRCXDM SUNDAE CIPHER MOM, BUT THE S L O T ^ . Q Z I Answer: What those society ■cmmbs” were held together by— ‘‘DOUGH” REST OF YOUR YX BYXJ VMQOEN JMLVPEYB FACE IS ^ »*«*>■ iiii>i AT M E.” B A X Y Y . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: “I have tried to b'\ed some gleams ot light on the shadow ol man startled by his an guish."'— Marcel Marceau. MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Nov. 26, 1988 — 31 M — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Nov. 26. 1988 rises to fame as a Broadway critic Dons 8 Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous Day. David Niven, Jams Paige 1960. czar's mistress. Richard Gere, Kim Basin­ 8 MOVIE: 'David Copparfield' A film Joan Collins; Elizabeth Taylor and Malcolm ger, Jeroon Krabbe. 1986. Rated R. (In adaptation of Charles Dickens' classic Sunday, Continued [E S P N ] NFL Primetime Scores and high Forbes on a Pacific cruise; Michael Jack- Stereo) FBI lights of today s games. (60 min.) son's new home. (60 min.) novel about a young boy growing up in [ T M C ] M O V IE; 'Mona Usa' An unlikely MURDERS 19th Century England. Robin F*hillips, Ri­ Sanday, Nov. 27 [TM C] MOVIE: 'Tough Guys Don't 8 Bom Famous Featured; children from relationship develops between an ex-con chard Attenborough, Laurence Olivier. Dance' An alcoholic writer gets involved famous families. Guests; Robert and Katie yone around him. Maureen O'Hara, John father and the mysterious prostitute he chauf­ In 'in Die Line 1970. in a baffling murder mystery in Norman Wagner, Michael Landon Jr., Christian and feurs around London. Bob Hoskins, Cathy Payne, Edmund Gwenn. 1947. (Colorized [CNN] Newswatch of Duty: The FBI 8 Little House on the Prairie Version) Mailer's adaptation of his own novel. Ryan Shane Conrad, Michael and Joe Kennedy. Tyson. Michael Caine. 1986. Rated R. (J) New England Sunday (60 min.) 5:00AM CB Horn. Shopping O w f- 8:00AM 8 NFL Football: Miami DolpMns at [DIS] MOVIE: 'Three Amigos' Throe O'Neal. Isabella Rossellini, Debra San- Murders/' airing [CN N ] Worid Report diund 1987. Rated R 1 1:30PM (D Magnum, P.l. night S w vic. (60 min.) dD Sunday Maas SUNDAY, nOV. 27 N ew York Jata (3 hrs.) (Live) unemployed screen cowboys aro mistak­ 8 8 M O V IE: 'In the Line of Duty; The [ESPN] Surfing: PSAA Pro Tour Finals enly recruited to drive a greedy tyrant out [U S A ] Thanks for Giving From the Sher­ (D Sports Extra [CNN] Span. Rmimv ff~) This Weak In Connecticut 8 MOVIE: 'Oh, Godl' The Almighty FBI Murders’ Premiere, (CC) The F B I 's on NBC, David (Taped) of a small Texas town Chevy Chase, [DIS] B w t of W .H Dtwwv PrM wit.: picks an earnest California supermarket aton Grand Hotel in Burbank. Calif,, the se­ pursuit of a violent group of Miami killers (D MOVIE: 'The Command' A war IS (X) Porky Pig/Bugs Bunny Steve Martin, Martin Short. 1986 Rated Fiom A m o p to Hm k Chctetiai Amtoraon Soul (I.) and Mi­ manager to be his spokesman. George SlSOPM CD Starting From Scratch cond annual Juvenile Diabetes Foundation ends in the bloodiest shootout in the bur­ waged to settle the possession of tho Frederick K. Price PG "Thanks for Giving" fundraiser with hosts Wait Disney presents a pageant of fable- (S) chael Qross are Bums. John Denver. Teri Cisrr. 1977. James is depressed when his new girif eau's history. Michael Gross, David Soul. Wyoming Territory. Guy Madison, Joan makara and their creations. (60 min I QD Living tha Word riend fails to return his phone calls. [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents Michael Landon, Gloria Loring and Fred 1988. (In Stereo) Weldon, James Whitmore 1954. two bank robbers 8 Let's Go Bowling Travalona and guests including Mary Tyler (8 ) Tranaformara C4D PELICULA: 'Nora la Rebelde' 8 Honeymooners [USA] Night Flight and maniacal Q D Firing Line: Th e (Philippine Dilemma ( 8 NFL Live NFL pregam\show hosted 5:30 PM C24) a h Creatures Great and Moore, Susan Ruttan ("L A. Law") and [M A X ] MOVIE; Somaonsto @ ) Sunday Today killers out to kill for Urwlar A ^ in o by Bob Costas, with Ahmao^ashad, Paul Small songwriter Marvin Hamlisch. (3 hrs.) (Live) (57) Masterpiece Theatre; A Perfect Spy 8 Save the Children 5:10AM Maguire. Frank Doford and Gayle Gardner. (CC ) After Pym's disappearance. Jack Watch Ovw Me' (CC) A married IVanhat- ® Sesame Street (CC). (^1) T u Musica (2® Self-Made Millionaire pleasure, who QD MOVIE: 'The Buddy System' A 7:30PM 8 Runaway With the Rich Brotherhood and his agents question Mary tan detective becomes romanlicalty in­ 14$ Elvis Presley: Connebackin this 1968 (8 ) Oral Roberta are pursued by the lonely kid tries to play matchmaker be­ (6l) Charles in Charge (CC) Charles is and Famous Donna Mills in Yugoslavia. and search Magnus' Vienna apartment QD 8 George Michael's Sports Mach­ volved w i^ the socialite murder w^ness performance, Elvis Presley sings

a333 •5.999 •5.999 Tech visits No. 20 Georgia while No. 15 Wyoming, car. 31 Prospect Street. •8.999 •5.995 No 18 Washington State and No. 19 Syracuse are off. walloped 51-7 last year, after last week’s 44-3 its opener to Miami 31-0. $50/month. 872-8095, S3 DOOSE Notre Dame will be trying to snap a budding jinx trouncing of LSU. "This is our second season,’ FSU coach Bobby call anytime, leave BO CAOILLAC ae CHEV. BB OLDS B7 CHEVY 35 BUICK DRIES a c o m n E 'M VW BO TOYOTA BO PORTIAC “ Without question, there will be a tendency for Bowden said. “ The first 10 games are always our message. SEOAR MVILLE CELEBRin DELTA BB HOVA S $o#g*. SCtROCCO STARLET CEHTURY that has seen the No 1 team lose the last four 1-2 «*Q*M. Ai m Awt* « 0 *. AT. AC SURBIRD first season. The Florida game is a season in itself. *•«. 98«M « AAAAAW showdowns. The Irish also are trying for their first our team to have a letdown,” he said. “ I am realistic •13.999 • fORRN •2.999 •7.999 •9.999 •7.999 M6.999 in thinking this team will be somewhat complacent We can never underestimate Florida. INVITATION TO BIO *9.299 •1.999 •8OT •999 11-0 regular season, The Manchester Public “ USC may be the best football team in the in preparing for Arkansas. There’s no way I can Schools solicits bids for B7 MERC 83 CAOILLAC BA CHEV Auburn IS, Alabama 10 BOILER RETUBINO AT O MAZDR 6LC EL OORAOO BB MERC BA FORD SA OLOS 83 MERC SR. B7 MERC BB HISSAR country,” Holtz said. "Th ey don’t appear to have a expect our team to be as intense as they were a week COUGAR SABLE CAVAUER TBIRB CUTLASS SUF. COLORT PARK MANCHESTER HIGH BIARRITZ KM M>M9on Awtg MARQUIS PULSAR HR weakness, no matter how hard you try to find one. ago.” Ron Stallworth keyed Auburn’s big-play defense Stow*, kyl* AFRVORA kwR* SCHOOL for the 1988-1989 •2.999 L8H*C WRMlg WuA. AaAA lO f Cm (Quarterback) Rodney Peete is as talented as any Notre Dame, Southern Cal. West Virginia and with four quarterback sacks, one for a salety, and school year. Sealed bids will •10.999 •8.999 •4.999 •8.999 •5.999 •10.999 be received until December •8.999 •5.999 •4.999 player in the country. He throws with tremendous Arkansas are the four remaining unbeaten-untied Lawyer Tillman set up Vincent Harris’ l-yard 6, 1988, 2:00 P.M., at which CAa FM MODf accuracy, and he can get away from the rush. teams and the Razorbacks are seeking their first touchdown run with a 53-yard leaping reception for B7 MERC S7 MERC BB URCOLR SA TOYOTA BB FORT. time they will be publicly COUGAR INFODVATIOi SB BUICX 30 CHEV BBOLDS BA TOYOTA opened. The rlpht Is reserved MARQUIS TOWH CAR CAMRY BOHHEVILLE RIVIERA CAMARO IROC “ Beating the Southern Cal blockers is one thing, perfect season since the NCAA went to an 11-game the seventh-ranked Tigers. *g«. A«itt Bf9M. *v>« on OAILY REGEKCY BRO. COROLLA to relect any and oil bids. AwR* kgA* KM schedule in 1970. ADDUfAia « > AT. .C . L . • • trying to tackle Rodney Peete after you get there is The victory lifted Auburn into a share of the Specifications and bid forms •9.999 •14.500 SI3.999 •8.999 •7.999 •11.m Arkansas won 11 games only in 1964 (10-0, plus a may be secured at the Busi­ 647-1588 •9.999 •11.999 •4.999 another thing. Southeastern Conference championship with No. 16 ness Office, 4S North School “ They just seem to have tremendous chemistry Cotton Bowl victory over Nebraska) and 1977 (10-1, Louisiana State, with Auburn heading for the Sugar Street, Manchester, Connec­ S7 MERC a Buia BO MERC BB FORT. n MAZDA plus an Orange Bowl victory over Oklahoma). ticut. SABIE BB MERC B7 MERC 80 LIRC B7 KORDA with this group. They just have a team that is Bowl bid to face No. 5 Florida State on Jan. 2 In New SKTUIK MARQUIS MARQUIS FIERO FICR UF COUGAR CORTIRERTAL BB MAZDA RR7 ■Bm*. Am* ACCORD un fundamentally sound in every area. Ironically. Johnson was a captain of that 1964 club. Orleans. 061-11 Sltaw. AuM ■AA-A-AA SM«r. *UR* MARK VI ■g* UR8M* •8.59S •8.999 •2.999 “ It’s the best in the East against the best in the Florida State trails 22-7-1 in its series with Florida LSU will head for the Hall of Fame Bowl in Tampa •8595 •5.999 •10.999 •10.999 •4.999 •9.999 •9.999 COST PROPOSAL BPSl West. ’ but the Seminoles are 2‘A-touchdown favorites over to face Syracuse. The East Hartford Public S3 LIRCOUi BA URCOLR Southern Cal, off to its best start since the 1972 the All American Bowl-bound Gators this time. It was the sixth victory in a row for the Tigers, who Schools, 110 Long Hill Drive. CORTINENTAL BB CADILLAC SB FORB BA MERC BBFORDFISO B1 FORD LTD '85 TOYOTA B3FLT. S3 FORD Florida State has won nine straight since dropping East Hartford, CT., 06108, brougham CORTIRERTAL PICRUF CELICA team went 12-0 and won the national championship, closed their season at 10-1 overall and 6-1 In the SEC. ■Ka*. Am«* ■tw,. TAURUS COLORY FARR YlFgOOFR. RELIART RAHGER I aca M will receive COST PROPO­ AaA.V. wrgawN. Atm K M M n a t owns college football’s longest regular-season SALS for PURCHASE AND •8.999 •12.999 •2.999 DELIVERY / HANDICAP •I4.m •11.999 •8.999 •7.999 •8.999 •2.999 •3.999 winning streak at 14 games. POOL LIFT. Cost Proposal “ The Rose Bowl is one of our goals, and getting Information and specifica­ B7 TOrOTA BR LIRCOLR BB COUGAR LB S3 FORT. B7 FORB BA FORT. BO OLOS BO FORD B5 CAOILLAC there was done with a great team victory over Gators concern FSU’s Bowden tions are available at the Bu- COROLLA CORTIRERTAL W-Mi. --M F1RESIRD TBIRD FIREBIRO OMEGA SA SUBARU SL , siness Office of the School tRL* AwR* B U C . -vM COURIER SEVILLE UCLA,” Smith said. “ All three phases of our team — *«|R0 A M , to * « A 4« ••ACA. ] SaaA 4 D * « •18999 AAAWA i m VuA Deportment. Sealed Cost •7.299 •15.999 1 offense, defense and special teams — contributed to TALLAHASSEE. Fla (AP) - “ I’ve got to continually remind trying not to get beat.” said Proposals will be received •5.999 •11.999 •8595 SI.999 •1.999 •3.999 Bowden, whose Seminoles renew until 2:00 p.m., Wednesday, •8999 the win. And we had some outstanding individual Florida State coach Bobby myself, don’t tighten up; don’t be December 14, 1988, at which their rivalry with Florida before E a iIAOOH R4 performances. Now we have to kick it up several Bowden sends his fifth-ranked afraid.” said Bowden. time they will be publicly Seminoles against archrival Bowden may have become a bit a capacity crowd of 62,IX)0. opened and read aloud. The 1-315 CENT ER ST REET notches against Notre Dame.” East Hartford Public Schools ^ ■ 1 ^ /I Smith called Peete’s l6-of-28, 189-yard passing Florida Saturday night in the paranoid about the Florida State- The explosive Seminoles. 9-1, :h e s t e r . C reserves the rlpht to accept ONNECTIC :uT performance against UCLA several days after he regular-season windup for both are a two touchdown favorite to or relect any or all Cost Pro­ Florida series during a six-game posals or the rleht to waive /M ORIARfY BROTHERS/^ was hospitalized with the measles “one of the bowl-bound teams. Seminole drought ended a year win the 31st meeting between the technical tormolltles If It Is In >43-5 1 3 5 greatest I ’ve ever seen. It was a superhuman effort Although favored to win the ago in Gainesville when his club schools. Florida, struggling with the best Interest of the School injuries and an inconsistent of­ Department to do so. SED CAR HOTLINE oF — gutty, classy, full of big plays. If that wasn’t a game for a second straight year. defeated Florida 28-14. ' Richard A. Huot, Heisman performance. I don’t know what is.” Bowden admits he gets nervous “ It’s got such magnitude, that fense. snapped a four-game los­ Director/Business Services ing streak two weeks ago to move 063-11 647-1J) 8 8 Miami coach Jim m y Johnson hopes his team at the prospect of playing the if you’re not careful, you’ll go out won’t be complacent against Arkansas, a team it Gators. there and play a defensive game, its record to 6-4. Sports in Brief Scoreboard Sports in Brief Scoreboard

4:24 (P P ). 3, Oilcogo, Larm er 14 Birileti 108, Paean 101 Pirsi Roond (Graham , Sovord), 6:37. 4, Buffalo, UConn hoop opens season Basketball FlorldaAtlantlc91,PalmBeachAt1antlc51 Whalers at Nordiques A n d tW ch u k ll (A m le l), 16:55. 5, Chicago, WMHWWTON (N6) Hockey Sonlposs 1 (Stapleton), 19:09. Penalties— Transactions HARTFORD — The University of Connecticut WoMt KnlNdi of Columbus QUEBEC — The Hartford Whalers will be visit Sutter, Chi (roughing),- :35; Creighton, Pknl Round Buf (roughing), 3:01; Cassidy, Chi (hold- basketball teann will begin its 19<8-89 season tonight the Quebec Nordiques tonight at 8 (Channel 18, NBA itandlngt St. Rose 96, Seattle 80 lno),11:59. BASKETBALL at 8 when it meets the University of Hartford at the iwssa&sax'sisssss! Aoulnos 101, Walsh 90 WTIC) to complete a home-and-home series. The Second Period— None. Penalties— Itoltanal Batketaall AssectaHon Civic Center. The Huskies lost to Cibona of Whalers edged the Nordiques, 4-3, Wednesday night NHL $tandlng$ Brown, Chi (holding), 1:28; Hartman, NBA— Rned Steve Johnson, Portland ■ASTCRN CONPmeNCe INDIANA ()« ) Buf, mlnor-malor (cross-checking, fight­ forward, S3JD0 for ftghtlng; Xavier Yugoslavia, 75-72, in an exhibition game last Sunday in Hartford. ing), 6:07; McGill, Chi, molor (flghtlno), McDaniel, Sealtteforward,fiJ00forfallure ASonWe DM flM I < ;S «^’V?««H.W IIIIom s315 3915, a , , , WALES CONFERENCE at the Field House in Storrs. This is the third 6:07; Playfair, Buf (cross-checking), to leave the court In o timelv fashion after potnek DIvMen 17:54; Ruuttu, Buf (hlglvstlcklng), 19:56. being elected artdforlnflammatoryacllons, meeting between the intrastate rivals with each PhlIcKMpMa ^ 4 W L T Ptf O F OA New York 7 4 .636 'fy Yzaga, Frana triumph Third Period— 6, Buffalo, Creighton 6 and Michael Coge, Seattle forward, N Y Rangcn 11 8 3 25 89 78 (Houslev, Krupp), X):17.7, Chlcogo, Wilton si JBO tor pushing In a gome Nov. 22 team owning one victory. New Jereev 6 6 .SOO 3 Pittsburgh 12 10 0 24 105 101 Boston 6 6 .SOO 2 WMhlnglun B 17 16 li—^106 N. Ceroilns 106, Indlsns 92 7 (Sovord, Graham ), 13:31. 8. Buffalo, RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil (AP) — Peru’s Jaime Woshlngton 10 10 2 22 80 80 Tucker 7 (Andreychuk), 17:47. Penoltles PHOENIX SUNS-Ploced Kenny Gottl- WosMnoton 3 7 .300 4 HWdno B tl 21 2^—101 Phllodelphlo 9 14 1 19 89 91 Charlotte i 9 . m 51/^ Yzaga and Argentina’s Javier Frana won semifinal Wilson, ^ 1 (hoMIno), 4:08; Follgno, Buf son, forward, on the N B A 's suspended Holowaty to get Gold Key Fouled out— NORTH CAROLINA (1M) New Jersey 8 11 3 19 72 85 (kneeing), 8:26; Wilton, Chi (elbowino), list. Activated Winston Crlfe, forward, Central DIvMon T^le.Reltaunds— Washington S3 (Ca- matches Friday in the $305,000 Citibank Open tennis N Y Islanders 7 12 2 16 65 83 Detroit 9 7 .018 — Fox33096,Modden3127-825,Wlllloms36 6*59. from Inlured reeerve. Bill Holowaty, the successful baseball coach at l P .»..'n<8ono 52 (H.W IIIIams 14). 3110, Bucknall390-213, Lebo3133529, Rice tournament. Adams Division Cleveland 7 3 .778 1 Assitls— W^lngton 25 (Walker 9), 'overtime—9, Buftalo, Houslev 9 Csnltaswtal BoNcetaon Assoctaltan 24095, Chllcutt1-5092, Denny 1-209Z Dovis AAontreol 13 9 3 29 96 86 (Creighton, Bodger), 3:15. Penoltles— R O C K E S TE R F L Y E R S — Released Reg­ Eastern Connecticut State University, will be one of Chicago 6 5 .545 3 15 (Sklles 6). Total touls-- Yzaga upset Argentina’s Martin Jaite6-3,6-4in 90 Boston 10 8 5 25 81 69 Woshlngton26, Indiana 27. A— 12,570 373213, Hensley 09090, Greene 09 090, Norre. gie Perkins, guard. the Gold Key winners from the Connecticut Sports 5.’?."'*",. 6 6 .900 3W M ay 00090, Akins 091-21. Totals 41-611320 minutes and the 21-year-old Frana ousted Spain’s Buflolo 9 12 2 20 80 97 Shots on gool— Chicago 154^1— 28. ROCKFORD LIGHTNING— TrodedGe- Milwaukee 4 5 .444 4 Quebec 8 13 2 18 84 104 Writers’ Aliiance at its annual dinner on Sunday. Indiana 1 10 .091 8 Diego Perez 7-6 (8-6), 7-5. Buffalo9-5-16«-35. rald Paddio, forward, to the Rochester INDIANA (92) Hartford 8 12 1 17 71 80 Power-play Opportunttles— Chlcogo 1 of Ryers tor the rights to Jim Lee,guard.ondo Feb, 5. at The Colony in Vernon. wRSTciiN coNram Nce Yzaga. ranked 101st in the world by the CAMPBELL CONFERENCE MM«Wtl Ohritton Anderson 24 01 4, White 271-3 5, Jadlow 5; Buftalo 1 of 5. fourth-round pick In the 1989 draft. Holowaty. 43, is the second winningest active Mevsrlcks 100, Hswks 95 1019 7-7 27, Hillman 31 224 , Jones 26226, Association of Tennis Professionals, wasn’t bo­ (Soolles— Chicago, Wolte,a4-1 (3Sshots-30 FOOTBALL W L ret. OB Robinson 3103413, Weeks03000, Edwards W L T Ph O F OA A ^WBEtaSA Division III coach in the country with a 20-year Utah 7 saves). Buftalo, Cloutier, 1-1-0 (28-24). 2 .776 10193631, D'AloISlO 1-lO9ZOIIphantO1O90, thered by 102-degree temperature, charging the net Detroit 12 6 4 28 89 82 Dallas 8 3 .727 _ A— 16,433. CINCINNATI BENGALS— record of 598-211-2, all at Eastern. Sixteen of his ATLANTA (95) PellowsklOOOOO. Totals3371202592. at every opportunity and smashing crisp passing Toronto 11 12 1 23 83 91 Referee— Kerry Fraser. Linesmen— Activated Curtis 6Aaxev, defensive end, Denver 7 4 .636 1 St. Louis 8 9 3 19 66 76 players have signed pro contracts and 25 have Houston 7 4 1 - ,!!y”'LOS ANGELES RAMS— Activated Jim 4 6 .400 4 37-71 2>a 100. Carolina 23, Indlono 21. A— NA. Lata Game Not Mduded Collins, llnebocker, from Inlured reserve. Hartford Courant. Sacramento 1 8 .111 hove split their first two meetings, with the 25 27 22 21— 95 Buftalo 5, Chicogo 4, O T Placed 66el Oivens, linebacker, on Inlured m dovt Oomes Ludwig suspended 5 games DelroltA Wlnnlpeg3 Romes winning 11-4 In the Kings'lost vtsltto ■lullai 11 19 B 15— 180 Calgary. reserve. tote Oowioi Net Included Norper. Fooled Pittsburgh 5, Washington 3 T A M P A B A Y BUCCANEERS— Boston 115,, Milwaukee 96 IWiounds-Atlanta 44 (Koncok MONTREAL (AP) — Defenseman Craig Ludwig Mlnnesoto5,Toronto3 Activated M ark Robinson, defensive Ptillodelghia 1Z3, Oiorlotte 116 New Jersey ot Voncouver, (n ) bock, from Inlured reserve. Wtalved Fly tying offered Woshlndton 106, Indlono 101 11)> Dpllj* 53 (Donaldson 13). Assists— of the Montreal Canadians was given a five-game Coloorv has won six In o row at)d Is Mimta ^ W e b b 8), Dallas a (Aguirre 8). urMtafeated In 11 home games (90-2). The Selwyn Brown, defensive bock Dallas Too, Atlanta 95 Total ^ Is ^ tlo n ta 18, Dallas 18. Footbafl suspension by the National Hockey League Friday New York RonoersotNewYork Islartaers, San Antonio at Utah, In) 7:05 p jn . Romes hove notlostcoraecuttvegamesthls EAST HARTFORD — The Connecticut Fly Jec.ljhlcojs-^tlanta Illegal defense, (Xil- for elbowing Chicago’s Trent Yawney in a game season. ...Colgory has won Its tastflve rood WASHINGTON REDSKINS— Seattle at Phoenix, In) los Illegal defense. A— 17907, Chicago at Boston, 7:05 p.m. Ploced Brian Davis, cornerbock,onInlured Fishermen’s Association is offering a fly tying New Jersey at L.A. aipoers. In) Nov. 19. Hartford at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. gonries, tying a dub record. ... Boston snapped on 0-5-2 slide with o 2-1 overtime reserve. Signed Ron Middleton,Ughtend. school Friday evenings beginning Jan. 6,1989 at the Houston at Portland, In) In. announcing the suspension, NHL executive Phllodelphia at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. HOCKEY Soturdov's Oomes NFL standings Edmonton at Montreal, 8:05 p.m. vid o rv over Philadelphia.... Quebec ended Veteran’s Memorial Clubhouse (lower level) on vice president Brian O’Neill said, ‘”rhe league is (Montreal's five-game winning streak by IIOTIVIIOI fWCHVr uw p iM Cleveland at New York, 1 ;30 p.m. Los Angeles at Calgarv, 8:05 p.m. NHL— Suspended Craig Ludwig, Sunset Ridge Drive in East Hartford. Indiana at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Minnesota at Toronto, 8:05 pjn. beating the Canadians 53,but the Conodlens AMERICAN CONFERENCE stating that even though a stick was not involved in arestlll9-2-2lnlhelr lost 13 gomes. Montreal defenseman, for five gomes os Fee is $30. For further information, contact Larry Washington at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Fridiy’s college hoop scores East Winnipeg at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. the result of a molor penoltv Ina game Nov. Boston at Atlanta, 7 p.m. this incident, players must be responsible for their SvnBvv'f Qflfww Johnson. 60 Willard St., Hartford. 06105 or call _ W L T Pet. PP PA 19. L.A. Lakers at Detroit, 8:X p.m. x-BuftalO 11 1 0 .917 252 154 actions. When excessive measures are used in Philadelphia at Buffalo, 7:05 p.m. AAontreal's Bobby Smith scored his 300lh CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS— Traded Utah at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. - - i w r WoeMnotan at Detroit, 7:05 p.m. 246-0728. A rm y 85, /Monhattanvllle 68 New England 7 5 0 .583 196 225 fouling an opponent, they can expect severe career goal In the Conodlens' S3 loss to More Bergevin oid Gary Nylund, Phoenix at Son Antonio, 8;X p.m. New York Islanders at New York <3uebec. His teammate, Eric Deslordlns, defensemen, to the New York Islanders for Miami at Milwaukee, 9 am. Monmouth, N.J. 75, Medoor Evers 17 Indianapolis 6 6 0 .500 266 218 N .Y . Jets 5 6 1 .458 239 245 penalties.” Rangers, 7:35 p.m. later scored his first N H L g o a l.... Boston's Bob Bassen, center, and Steve Konroyd, Chicago at Denver, 10 p.m. Rutgers 82, Rider 65 „ SOUTH M iam i 5 7 0 .417 195 240 Ludwig flattened Yawney with an elbow during Los Angeles at Vorreouver, 8:05 p.m. Bob Sweeney scored the fastest overtime defenseman. Houston at Golden State, 1 0 ;» p.m. Central goal of the season, beating Philadelphia LOS ANGELES KINGS—Traded Paul New Jersey at Sacrantento, 10 :» p.m. Rorldo St. 133, (>nt. Rorldo 79 the third period of the Canadiens’ 5-3 victory and ^O o rgla Southern 68, N.C.-Wllmlngton an d n n o tl 9 3 0 .750 360 240 NHL m u lti oooltender Mark LoForest eight seconds Fenton, left wing, to the Mdnnlpeg Jets for Sunday's Oomes Houston 9 4 0 .692 326 294 was assessed a major penalty. Yawney has not Into overt! meforaZ-1 victory. Gllles Hamel, left wing. Television and Radio Miami at Cleveland, 7;X p.m. NEW YORK RANGERS— Recalled John Golden State at Portland, 10 p.m. Geotalo Tech 97, N.C-Ashevllle 63 Oevelond 7 5 O .583 204 193 played since and is expected to miss at least another Ky. Wesleyan 81, Soolnow Val. St. 64 Pittsburgh 2 10 0 .167 229 333 Red Wings Slwngs Ogrodnick, left wing, from Denver of the Miami, Fta. 108, Md.-E. Shore 80 West week. Philadelphia Is 1-7-1 In Hs lostnlnegames. International League. Mississippi W l, Christian Brothers 60 Denver 6 6 0 .500 237 255 ... New Jersey has lost Its lost four gam es.... Tennessee 118, Tennessee Tech 86 L .A . Raiders 6 6 0 .a n 219 234 Winnipeg 0 2 1— 3 Buffalo has lostfour Ina rowond six of Its last TODAY _ ^ MIDWeST Seottle 6 6 0 .500 212 238 Deiriiit 3 18-6 eight. ...St. Louis has lost Its tastsevengomes Isles, Hawks swing deal to Edmonton and Is 1-12-1 In their last 14 Noon — College football: Arkansas at Miami. NBA resulti Butter 83, Volporolso 53 San Diego 4 I O .333 167 230 Rrsf Period— 1, Detroit. Gollant 10 Cleveland St. 93, Clarion 47 Kansas City 3 8 1 .292 181 218 (M acLean, Chtatson), 5:58. 2, Detroit, Bowling Channel 3 Muskingum 48, Hanover 46 NATIONAL CONFERENCE CHICAGO (AP) — The Chicago Blackhawks H M n s 4 (Kllma, Burr), 18:23. 3, Detroit, Noon — College football: Boston College at ^ ^ SOUTHWEST East traded defensemen Marc Bergevin and Gary Yzerman 22 (MocLean), 19:26. Celtics 115, Bucks 96 Penalties— Togllanettl, Win, motor Colgory's Lanny McDonald scored his Temple, Channel 18 Cent. St., Oklo. 09, Angelo St. 88 N .Y . Giants 7 5 0 .583 253 246 490lh career goal Wednesday night, tying E. New Mexico 99, E. Texos St. W Phllodelphia 7 5 O .583 283 254 Nylund to the New York Islanders Friday for center (flohttno), 6:51; Kocur, Det, m olor (fight­ MILWAUKH(96) ing), 6:51; Hliitfns, Det (higiveticking), him with Norm Ullmon for 15lh on the U.8. Mixed 3:30 p.m. — College football: Notre Dame at USC, , ^ PAR WEST W o w ix 7 5 0 .583 282 274 Bob Bassen and defenseman Steve Konroyd. al Ltlme scoring list. It was M cDom Id's first Krvstkowlok 1-2IWZ Southern Col 74, Delaware 68 Washington 6 6 0 .500 278 307 8:32; DufKon, Win (trIw In g ), 11:24; Channel 8 Bergevin. 23. had no points and 18 penalty minutes Outtcan, Win (tripping), 15:25. point of the season In 11 games. Regis Longtin 200, Dale Pecker Sh fro M O O e , Moncrief 694-513, Pressev3-7 TOURNAMENTS Dallas 2 11 0 .154 213 317 204-183-551, Edith Masson 176, Ernie 3:30 p.m. — Golf: Skins game, Channel 30 M 8, Breuer 1M4 0-1 30, MokeskI 09 09 0, Ble Aggie NIT Central in 11 games this season and Nylund. 25. had three Shota 8ii goal Whlple564, Cin dy H u rle y 183A88, U n d o ^-'03417, Roberts 33094, Davis 1-2 Third Piece ailcogo 10 2 0 .833 253 152 Second Period— 4, Detroit, NIII 3 Edmonton hod only 13 shots against St. 4:30 p.m. — College basketball: Great Alaska goals and two assists with 63 penalty minutes in 23 (Murphy), 5:5). 5, Wlntdoeg, Neufeld 3 Skoglund 194-507, Sue Cote 212, Lee Cote 1-23, Horford 3-43-37. Totols41911618W. North Corollna 106, Indiana 92 Minnesota 9 4 0 .692 327 185 Louis, but beattheBlues4-2. TheOllerswere 203, Linda Lotullppe 178-475, Sharon Shootout semifinal. ESPN Catawba Civltan Ctasstc Tam pa Bay 3 9 0 .250 213 3m games. Nylund was the third player chosen overall (Otmeon), 6:37. 6, Winnipeg, AAcBoln 14 outshot26-13ond hod no more than five shots BOSTON (115) (Hawerchuk), 14:28. 7, Detroit, Kllma 2 M odore 484, K evin Brennan 200-563, 7 p.m. — Blackhawks at Bruins, NESN First Reund Detroit 3 10 0 .Ztl ia 265 in the 1982 entry draft, when he was selected by Inonyperiod. Olone Brennan 176, Sheila BonettI 188. McHole 11-13 59 27, Lohous 5-11 09 10, High Point 94, Cent. Weslevon 70 Green Bov 2 10 0 .167 182 246 (Burr, Higgins), 14:44. 8, Detroit, Barr 8 7:30 p.m. — College football: Florida at Florida Parish 8-10 09 16, Johnson 6-7 0 9 12, Central FMelttv Helldav Classic West Toronto. He signed with Chicago as a free agent in (Graves, Chtasson), 17:34. Penalties— State. ESPN AInpe 7-10 3 -3 », Lewis 3134910, Paxson 34 _ First Reund New Orleans 9 3 O .750 270 186 1986. CJilotson, Det (Interference), 8:07; Neu­ ^Edm onto n Is 3-5-1 In Its own division, the 7:30 p.m. — Whalers at Nordiques. Channel 18. M*>S<’aw39094,Acres33336, Rivas 0-2 Richmond 56, Baylor X L.A. Rams 7 5 0 .583 300 232 Bassen, 23. played in 19 games for the Islanders feld, Win (slashing), 11:40; Graves, Det Smvthe. Against nort-dlvlslon opportents, M 0, Grondlson 1-2 09 2.Totalsl«-811319 Cleveland Classic San Frondsco 7 5 0 .583 262 226 (holdine), 15:13; Steen, Win (holding), theOllersarelO-2-2. Scholastic WTIC . _ PIrsf Reund Atlonta 4 8 0 .333 2m 260 and scored one goal and had four assists. Konroyd. 19:46; Steen, Win, misconduct, 20:0(L 8 p.m. — College basketball: UConn vs. Hartford, Mltwouhee 22 26 25 13- 96 John Carroll 94, Oberlln 87, O T x-dinched division title Third Period— 9, Winnipeg, HawerchuklO Thersdey's Games 27. had a goal and five assists in 21 games. (Jones, Nummlnen), 13:20. Penalties— WKHT. W POP . . 12 27 32 24-115 Don Donovan Tounwment M o n ^ t detansemon Rick Green leftihe 3Polnt gools-AInge 4. Fouled out— _ ^ First Reund Minnesota 23, Detroit 0 ■ Konroyd and Bassen were expected to play for the Yzerman, Det, mlnor-n>alor-eame miscon­ C a i^ lm ' game with Quebec with dizzy Football 8:30 p.m. — Lakers at Pistons. Channel 3 None. Rebounds— Milwaukee X (Cum - Dobooue 90, Clarke 81 Houston 25, Dallas 17 Blackhawks on Friday against the Buffalo Sabres in duct (cross-checkine, hlgh-sttcklna), :19; spells after a first-period hit by Gord m W 6), Boston 51 (Parish 9). Assists— Fleet Classic ___ Sunday's Oomes Burr, Det. (cross-checking), 1:18; Hol- Donrtellv and did not return. Final, Rogular Saaaon 10 p.m. — College football; Arizona State at Mllwaukm23 (Monciief, Pressev 5), Boston PIrsf Reund Buftalo at Cincinnati, l p.m. Buffalo. ward, Det (Interference), 7:28; Hunter, Arizona, NESN 35 (Johnson 10). Total fouls— South Alabama 70, Falrheld 50 Oevelond at Washington, 1 p.m. Win, mlnor-misconduct-game miscon­ Milwaukee 20, Boston 24. a — 14,890. 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By The Associated Press contemplating subtractions. Now NFL Ronndnp that they have Sax, the chances The Los Angeles Dodgers lost BasebaD Notes they will re-sign co-captain Willie Steve Sax this week. But he’s not Randolph are “ in the highly By The Associated Press the only big-name player the As far as Steinbrenner, Sax doubtful category” according to Dodgers failed to get this month. said he likes the Yankees owner. Yankees general manager Bob The Buffalo Bills are rolling along with an 11-1 Before Jack Clark was traded “ I met George Steinbrenner. Quinn. Ron Guidry and Claudell record, the best in the NFL. and a dramatic reversal to the San Diego Padres by the I’m going to New York with a Washington, both made “ new- of their 2-14 seasons of 1984 and 1985. New York Yankees, he was totally open mind,” Sax said. look” free agents by arbitrator “ It’s like buying a Ferrari after driving a junk offered to the Dodgers, according “ George Steinbrenner was very George Nicolau, probably will not car,” nose tackle Fred Smerlas said. “ You don’t f to two sources with knowledge of pleasant. He impressed me that be offered new contracts, accord­ look back and say driving the Junk car was a pain in what happened. he wants to win, that’s the main ing to a source with knowledge of the neck. You just epjoy the Ferrari.” This was before Los Angeles thing. He got personally involved Steinbrenner’s thinking. ’The Bills are enjoying being AFC champions for re-signed Mike Marshall, Alejan­ in these negotiations. I really like Golfing for dollars: If you want the first time since 1980. dro Pena. Alfredo Griffin. Jay that. He made me feel special, to meet baseball players this “ I ’ ve been through all the bad years and to have Howell and Fernando Valenzu­ wanted.” week, the place to be is San Pedro an opportunity like this is something,” running back ela. Dodgers general manager FrM-agent front: A lot of teams de Macoris in the Dominican Robb Riddick said after the Bills clinched the title Fred Claire, according to the appear to be waiting to see what Republic, home to many major last Sunday with a 9-6 victory against the New York sources, said he couldn’t consider happens with Bruce Hurst, the leaguers and site of the second Jets in overtime. a Clark trade until he finished top available free-agent pitcher. George Bell-Alfredo Griffin Ce­ As soon as Scott Norwood’s field goal sailed dealing with his own potential San Diego is interested in Hurst, lebrity Golf Classic. through the goal posts, the Bills started celebrating. free agents. as is Toronto. Both have offered Among the players who said They can celebrate again Sunday if they beat the In the Bronx Zoo: The Yankees three-year contracts worth $4.7 they would play on ’Tuesday and Bengals. 9-3, and leaders of the AFC Central by a are taking a major player away million. ’The Boston Red Sox have Wednesday are Roger Clemens of half-game over the Houston Oilers, 9-4. A victory from the National League cham­ offered a proposal for a two-year Boston; George Bell, Jesse Bar- AP photo would ensure the Bills the home field advantage pion for the second straight contract with an option year that, field and Tony Fernandez of throughout the AFC playoffs. season. Last year, they took if exercised, would make the Toronto; Pedro Guerrero and IN FIELD — Curtis Strange, shown in a The Bengals also have a lot of incentive — Clark away from the Cardinals. contract worth $4.9 million. Tony Pena of St. Louis; Juan file photo, will be a first-time entrant in maintaining sole possession of first place. Now. they have Sax. After Hurst, the next-best Samuel of Philadelphia; Julio the two-day made-for-teievision Skins "This one’s going to have a lot of significance to Clark didn’t work out in New pitcher available is Mike Moore, Franco of Cleveland, Pascual us,” Cincinnati coach Sam Wyche said. “ To us. it York, partly because of the who already has sold his house in Perez of Montreal; Alfredo Grif­ Game goif event. makes a difference because a loss would knock us Yankees’ hit-every-day-or-be- Seattle. San Diego has made an fin of Los Angeles; Willie Hernan­ dez of Detroit: Rafael Santana of into a tie with Houston.” f o il benched atmosphere under offer and several clubs are also In other games Sunday, it will be Phoenix at owner George Steinbrenner. A f­ thinking of making offers. the New York Yankees, Rafael Trevino is set Philadelphia, the New York Giants at New Orleans, ter the Yankees acquired Ken Meanwhile, the Dodgers are Ramirez of Atlanta. the Los Angeles Rams at Denver. Cleveland at AP photo Phelps from Seattle, Clark be­ contemplating making an offer to The tournament, played at Washington. Green Bay at Chicago, Kansas City at BENGAL LEADER — Boomer Esiason came a part-time player, a role he Jim Gantner. The Cincinnati Casa de Campo, raises money to Bills Sunday in a matchup of two of the provide medicai services and for goif event Pittsburgh, Miami at the New York Jets, Tampa (7), shown in a file photo, will lead the top clubs in the NFL this season. was not willing to accept. Clark, a Reds are interested in Rick Bay at Atlanta. San Francisco at San Diego, and fastball hitter, aiso saw fewer Mahler, but Atlanta wants him food for an orphanage. The Blue New England at Indianapolis. 9-3 Bengals against the 11-1 Buffalo fastballs in the American League back. Eight teams have ex­ Jays and Dodgers are making contributions and Toronto man­ By Bob Green Monday night, it’s the Los Angeles Raiders at third quarter, the Giants' offense sagged. Buccaneers at Falcons: Atlanta. 4-8. has shown than he did in the NL. pressed interest in Scott ager Jimy Williams and general The Associated Press ' Seattle. The Saints are coming off their most lopsided signs of improvement, winning three of its last four Sax, another fastball hitter, Fletcher, and have been told to manager Pat Gillick are ex­ On Thanksgiving. Minnesota defeated Detroit 23-0 victory in history. 42-0 over Denver. games. When quarterback Chris Miller plays, the isn’t afraid to change leagues. He submit a second round of bids. LA Q U IN TA, Calif. — Lee ’Trevino said he is not in pected to play. and Houston beat Dallas 25-17. Browns at Redskins: Washington. 6-6, is in danger Falcons are even more respectable, with a 4-5 also thinks he’ll see just as many Texas and Philadelphia are Last year, the tournament the business of making predictions. Cardinals at Eagles: Both teams are 7-5 and tied for of becoming the ninth straight Super Bowl record. fastballs with the Yankees. thought to be the top contenders. raised about $25,000. according to “ I must have had a thousand people ask me if I ’m the NFC lead with the Giants — and both are hungry champion not to repeat. Even worse, the Redskins, “ If I ’m batting second behind While most clubs are thinking The Bucs. 3-9. have been hurt by the 28 Randy Hendricks, one of the going to make another hole-in-one-this year,” for a playoff berth. The Cardinals last made the who have lost three of their last four games, are in Rickey Henderson, I think I about what players they want to Trevino said before a practice round for the Skins playoffs in 1982. the Eagles in 1981. peril of not making the playoffs. interceptions — most in the league — against Vinny would,” Sax said Wednesday. add. the Yankees have been organizers. Testaverde. Game, a two-day. made for television golf event that Phoenix quarterback Neil Lomax, who missed Coach Joe Gibbs is giving Jaime Morris, brother begins Saturday. last Sunday’s 38-20 loss to Houston with a knee of the Giants’ Joe Morris, a rare start to bolster the Patriots at Colls: Behind quarterback Doug Flutie. “ I just tell ’em I can’t predict things. If I could. I ’d injury, could be ready for the Eagles. If not. veteran Redskins’ depleted running game. the Patriots. 7-5. have prospered, and own a be in Las Vegas or the White House — yeah, the Cliff Stoudt will start again. The Browns. 7-5. are in the hunt for a wild card four-game winning streak, giving them the edge in Big Eight White House,” said Trevino. Giants at Saints; 'The Giants. 7-5, are expected to spot. the battle for the final AFC wild card spot. From page 52 Last year, he had a hole-in-one worth $175,000 on have Phil Simms back at quarterback against the Dolphins at Jets; A battle for last place in the AFC In order to complete a season's series sweep over the 17th hole at PGA West and swept all $285,000 on Saints, 9-3, leaders of the NFC West. Simms East. The Dolphins. 5-7. occupy the cellar. However, the Colts (6-6) — whom they beat 23-17 in Week 5 — the last nine holes. suffered a shoulder injury in last Sunday’s overtime the Jets. 5-6-1. will replace Miami if they lose. The the Patriots will have to contain Eric Dickerson, the “ He’s a go-getter, a guy who knows where to be first-round choice out of Northwestern (Louisiana) “ I ’ ve had more comment about that than loss to Philadelphia, and after he went out in the Jets won the first meeting this season 44-30. league’s leading rusher with 1.237 yards. and gets involved in every play.” Bud Carson, the State. “ Just give me the ball. If the holes are there, , anything I ’ve done in my life. There must have been Jets’ defensive coordinator, says. “He’s an I ’ll get us the yardage. I ’ll get us down the field. 200 million people saw it. Even people that don’t outsanding athlete, and very smart. Erik has all the That’s why they drafted me, right?” know golf. I walk through airports and they say. qualities you look for in a free safety, physically and Right. And it’s why the Bengals drafted Woods, ’hey, that’s the guy made the hole in one.’ Big Eight products making an impact in NFL “ I really wanted to play well in the Skins last year. mentally.” „ although they waited until the second round, when I ’d worked hard getting ready for it. It was Bv Barry Wllner are running backs Ickey Woods of Cincinnati. John " I ’m not surprised that I ’m catching the ball.” McMillan, whose father Ernie was an All-Pro Stephens, White. Chicago’s Brad Muster, the Rams’ tackle with the Cardinals, is cautious about his Gaston Green and New Orleans’ Craig Heyward important to me. The Assaclated Press Stephens of New England and Thurman 'Thomas of Jackson says. " I ’m all excited about catching so “ This year, sure. I ’d like to play well. But if I performance thus far. were gone. That despite Woods leading the nation in Buffalo; receivers Michael Irvin of Dallas. Aaron many. But I ’m not excited that they are so many don’t, well, it won’t be all that disappointing. I won Back in the Big Eight. Keith Jackson and Erik Cox of Los Angeles and Anthony Miller of San short ones.” “ To play safety, you need to have a lot of rushing at Nevada-Las Vegas last year. confidence and we have that.” he says of himself all that money last year and you can’t be greedy McMillan got to know each other pretty well. Now. Diego: guard Randaii McDaniel of Minnesota: Ryan has griped that Jackson isn’t turning every “ I ’m not surprised at all,” Woods says of his about it,” Trevino said. pro football fans are becoming famiiiar with them. linebackers Chris Spielman of Detroit and O’Brien 5-yard tum-in pattern into 50-yard scores. Then and fellow rookie DBs James Hasty and John Booty. “ You’re going to have plays where you get beat and success. “ All I needed really was a chance. God The other members of the foursome chasing Jackson, the All-America tight end from Alston of Indianapolis: and DBs Jarvis Williams of again. Ryan has been known to complain about gave me the ability to be a perfect running back. All plays where you come through. But you have to $450,000 in total prize money include Jack Nicklaus, Oklahoma, has been the N FL's premier offensive Miami and Brian Washington of Cieveland. almost everything. I needed was a chance to perfect my ability and forget the bad ones, let them slide out of your mind, the only one to play in all five previous Skins Games. rookie this season. A first-round selection by the Then there are the disappointments, including “ With the kind of offense we run. my role is what prove to everybody that I am a quality player.” and pair of newcomers to this competition, Ray Philadeiphia Eagles, all Jackson has done through Lorenzo White of Houston and Rickey Dixon of you’ve been seeing.” Jackson says. “ If Buddy and go on. “ If you keep thinking about when you do Floyd and Curtis Strange. 12 weeks is lead the league in receiving, Cincinnati, a pair of All-Americans who hardly wants me getting deep more, he has to come up with THERE AREN’T QUITE as many quality rookies something wrong or get beat, you’ll always repeat The format has the foursome playing nine holes a McMiilan also is a league leader, as well as the play, and tackle Dave Cadigan of the Jets, who has some plays for it. They haven’t changed the offense on defense this year. One of the biggest surprises those mistakes. That’s the worst thing a defensive day Saturday and Sunday. Each hole carries an N F L ’s best defensive rookie. Taken on the third missed all but four games with an ankle injury. for me.” has been the Colts’ Alston, a lOth-rounder out of assigned dollar value, $15,000 on each of the first six round out of Missouri by the New York Jets. Jackson has filled a vital need in Philadelphia — a Ryan said it took Jackson “ about 30 minutes to back can do.” ’The best thing he can do is pick off a pass. Maryland. holes, $25,000 on each of the next six, and $35,000 on McMillan was handed the free safety job and made tight end who can get deep. Even with Pro Bowl become a pro.” He has called the6-foot-2,250-pound “ Selecting someone in the 10th round is like McMillan has been sensational at it, even returning the last six. the most of it. His eight interceptions are tops in the receiver Mike Quick sidelined with a broken leg. the Jackson ” a wide receiver in a lineman’s t)ody” and throwing darts.” Colts coach Ron Meyer says. “ We The man who wins b hole, wins the money. If there league. Eagles have moved the ball, thanks greatly to the never has groused about Jackson’s blockihg. two interceptions for touchdowns. “ But I ’ve also dropped some,” he cautions. “ I ’m certainly were on target with the one that brought us is no clear winner on a hole — if two or more players Despite what many scouts a n d . personnel Randall Cunningham-Jackson combination. ” I ’m trying to please my tea m m a t^ and O’Brien. He’s big, tough and aggressive.” tie for the low score — the money is carried forward not doing everything right.” directors termed a weak crop, the draft has "It’s great to have a receiver like Keith coming myself.” Jackson says. "M aybe I ’ll please Buddy “ I didn’t think I ’d move right in,” Alston says. until one man wins a hole outright. produced dozens of rookies who are playing out of the tight end spot.” Cunningham says. "H e’s a someday, too.” WOODS AND S’TEPHENS have been the key “ The Colts were probably my last choice as a team The event will be televised nationally by NBC. significant roles for their teams. Jackson and big-play player: he wants the ball.” to play for since they had strong linebackers in Strange, winner of four titles this year and the players in the resurgence of the running gam e in McMillan aren’t the only important first-year Cunningham makes sure Jackson gets it. Jackson McMILLAN CERTAINLY HAS pleased everyone Johnie Cooks, Barry Krauss. Duane Bickett and Cincinnati and New England. Woods has rushed for first to surpas.s $1 million in single-season earnings players on their clubs — the Eagles have Eric Allen has 66 receptions for 687 yards and five TDs. involved with the Jets. His aggressive style and O iff Odom. I came in determined to show what I on the PGA Tour, and the veteran Floyd both had starting at comerback. the Jets use James Hasty at Outlandish Buddy Ryan, the Eagles coach, might cocky attitude have made him popular among his 610 yards and 10 touchdowns. Stephens, who had three successive 100-yard games, has 851 yards, could do, if given the opportunity. When the coaches hoped to be invited earlier. that position. complain that the rookie doesn’t get enough teammates, and the coaches like his “ ball sense ' said, ’play,’ I did exactly that.” “ I thought I had a chance a couple of times yardage on his receptions, but he's the only one behind only Eric Dickerson in the AFC. “ It’s a thrill for me that the team has decided it Plenty of rookies have been told to ’play’ this year. before,” said Strange, who has led the tour in OTHER ROOKIES WHO have made big impacts making any disparaging remarks about Jackson. See BIG EIGHT, page 58 A weak draft? ’The results this season say otherwise. money-winnings three of the last four seasons. wants to run the ball a lot,” says Stephens, a Tar Heels cop A Orange nets Penalty killers in top form % third in NiT f ■ 4 N IT crown as Red Wings clip the Jets % NCAA Hoop NEW YORK (AP) —Steve Thompson scored PAAi seven of Syracuse’s 10 points in overtime and finished with 23 as the sixth-ranked Orange­ NHL Roundup NEW YORK (AP) — Jeff Lebo scored a men captured an 86-84 victory over No. 13 career-high 29 points and made six of his first seven Missouri in the championship game of the Big 3-point attempts as fifth-ranked North Carolina beat Apple National Invitation Tournament Friday DETROIT (AP) - Tim Higgins f No. 20 Indiana 106-92 Friday night for third place in night. and Steve Yzerman scored goals gv the Big Apple National Invitation Tournament. The Tigers led 80-79 after a layup by Greg 1:03 apart in the first period and It was only the third time Indiana has given up Church with 2:29 left in the extra period, but the Detroit Red Wings killed off more than 100 points in a game in Bob Knight’s Thompson rebounded an airball by Matt Roe more than seven minutes of coaching career, but the second in two games. and laid it in, giving Syracuse the lead for good. Winnipeg power plays early in the Syracuse beat the Hoosiers 102-78 in the semifinals After two free throws by Roe and a basket by final period to beat the Jets 6-3 .:JL% and Iowa scored 101 points in 1987. Missouri’s Lee Coward made it 83-82, ’Thomp­ Friday night. No. 6 Syracuse met No. 13 Missouri in the son caught a long pass and was fouled as he After Gerard Gallant's goal r.a "'^ * championship game of the fourth annual event. scored with 14 seconds left. He converted the staked Detroit to a 1-0 lead early Lebo, a senior guard whose previous career-high free throw, making the score 86-82. in the game, Higgins followed up was 28 last season, made only five of his 213-point Syracuse. 4-0, then ran out the clock after a a rush by linemate Petr Klima shots in North Carolina’s first three games. basket by Byron Irvin. and banged a shot from the slot In the second half, Lebo made his first four Missouri’s Doug Smith tipped in a missed past Jets goaltender Alain Chev- I*.' 3-pointers, including a four-point play after he was shot by Coward with three seconds left in rier at 18:23. AP photo fouled on the fourth attempt. ’The free throw gave regulation to make it 76-76 and force the Yzerman took a pass near center ice from Paul MacLean 1 MAHRE SECOND — Steve Mahre of combined time. His brother, Phil,- the Tar Heels. 3-1, a 67-57 lead with 13:47 left. overtime. Before making the tip. Smith was and outraced Jets defenseman - Yakima, Wash., qualifies for the Ameri­ Indiana. 2-2, pulled to 77-70 with 8:26 left, but a 2-for-13 from the field. finished third. The oniy racer to beat the three-point play by Kevin Madden and two free Sherman Douglas scored 21 points for Randy Carlyle before beating ca’s Opening pro ski race in Park City, twins was Nikias Lindquist of Sweden. throws by Lebo made it 82-70 and the Hoosiers never Syracuse and was named the Most Valuable Chevrier for his 22nd goal at Utah, Thursday with the second fastest threatened again. Player of the tournament. Derrick Coleman 19:26. Madden finished with 25 points and Hubert Davis added 18 for the Orangemen. Detroit increased its lead to 4-0 and Steve Bucknall had 13 each for the Tar Heels Coward had 21 points and Cburch added 14 on Jim NilTs goal 5:53 into the Jay Edwards had 31 points and Todd Jadlow 27 for for Missouri, 3-1. second period, but Winnipeg World Cup season to open the Hoosiers. Smith. Missouri’s best big man. and Irvin, scored t ^ c e on Ray Neufeld’s Kentucky 56, Iona 54 the ’Tigers’ leading scorer with 20.7 points per goal less than a minute later and game, were held to nine points each. Andrew McBain’s 14th at 14; 28. By Salvatore Zanca weight after having enjoyed the McKinney broke the string in ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Kentucky’s Syracuse took its largest lead, 51-40, early in But Klima, playing only his The Associated Press benefits of his two Olympic gold 1983. LeRon Ellis scored a career-high 22 points Friday the second half, but Missouri chipped away fifth game for Detroit because of medals in Calgary in February. Michela Figini, the defending and the Wildcats held on for a 56-54 victory over a suspension and injury, answered SCHLADMING. Austria - Af­ behind the outside shooting of Coward, AP photo However, he says that he is overall champion, and Maria depleted Iona team in the opening game of the Great McBain’s goal 16 seconds later to ter a postponed start due to lack although he didn’t score a p in in regulation pointing to the World Champion­ Walliser, a two-time champion Alaska Shootout. regain Detroit’s three-goal of snow in Argentina in August after he was whistled for his fourth foul with ships in the United States in like Figini, resume their personal Iona, playing without three starters because of an advantage. HELD BACK — Pittsburgh right winger Jay Caufield, and France last week, the World 10:28 left. February. battle on the slopes. NCAA rule infraction, rallied from an 11-point Dave Barr added his eighth of right, checks Washington defenseman Grant Ledyard Cup skiing season begins Satur­ But he still wants to gain the deficit in the game’s final five minutes. the season with 2; 26 remaining in behind the Capitais’ goal in their NHL game Friday night day with a women's super-G title of the World Cup champion Figini was thinking of quitting Iona freshman Mark Gilbert hit a 3-pointer to cut the middle period to stretch the opening the season after the in Landover, Md. The Penguins won, 5-3. that Zurbriggen has won the last at the age of 21 after losing the the Wildcat lead to 54-50, then stole ihe ball in the lead to 6-2. Olympics. two years. Olympic downhill title she won at Kentucky backcourt and was fouled. He made both A rash of penalties early in the There is plenty of snow in this C eltics season. Except for Lemieux’s short- Zurbriggen won just the Olym­ 17 in Sarajevo. But she changed free throws to slice the lead to 54-52 with 45 seconds final period, including a minor- Alpine resort and a fresh sprin­ Wilson’s goal, a backhander handed goal, the other seven pic downhill title iast February her mind. to play. major-game-misconduct combi­ kling on Friday added more. The From page 56 that trickled between the pads of goals in the game were power- but wants to show that nothing is ’Ih e Gaels got the ball back on another Kentucky nation against Yzerman. forced super-G women’s and men’s Buffalo goaltender Jacques play goals. Pittsburgh scored on 4 iost. “ With new trainers come new turnover, but Kentucky’s Reggie Hanson stole the Detroit to play short-handed for races over the weekend will start Cloutier, came less than four of 6 power-play opportunities and The Swiss women also want to ideas,” she said. “ I haven’t been ball and was fouled. He sank both free throws to their final lead. 95-94, with 2:28 left, but the Bullets’ 7:18, including a 1:32 span when to answer two of the biggest minutes after Creighton had tied Washington on 3 of 10. show that they still have their old this relaxed in a long time. I don’t boost the lead to 56-52 before Kevin Cooper’s Terry Catledge countered with a layup and John the Red Wings were two men questions this season: the game at 3-3 for the Sabres. Lemieux, who assisted on form, although the entire staff is have anything to prove rebound basket completed the scoring. Williams hit a jumper to make it 98-95. short. Can Alberto Tomba of Italy Chicago had taken a 2-1 lead in Brown’s first and third goals, new. Form er head coach Jean- anymore.” Iona was without starters Glenn Grant. Nestor Catledge’s three-point play a few seconds later But Detroit’s penalty killers, overtake Pirmin Zurbriggen of the first period on Steve Larm er’s scored his fourth short-handed Claude Fournier left to become Vreni Schneider, a double gold Payne and Joey Johnson. The NCAA ordered the make it 101-96, and after Chuck Person’s free throw led by Higgins, Barr. Mike Switzerland In the overall World second goal of the game. Replays goal of the season on a breakaway president of a cable car company. medalist in Calgary, is ready to three to miss the Gaels’ season opener because they for Indiana. King’s 19-footer boosted the lead to O’Connell and Shawn Burr, held Cup standings ? of the goal showed that Larmer with three seconds left in the first The new overall coach, Jan challenge, as she did last year. played in a summer game that was not sanctioned 103-97. The Pacers did not threaten again. the Jets to just three shots during ^ n the Swiss women still had illegally kicked the puck into period. ’Three of his four short- Tischhauser, was a downhill She tied Figini in season points Catledge finished with 18 points and 15 rebounds the span. dominate despite the departure of Okla. 97, Ohio State 93 the goal, but referee Kerry handed goals have come against coach with the French. but lost the title because Figini for the Bullets. Person led the Pacers with 24 and Winnipeg, which saw its four- the entire coaching staff that LAHAINA, Hawaii (AP) — Stacey King scored 34 Fraser upheld the goal despite Washington. Four different Swiss women had more victoriess. ’Tisdale added 21. game winning streak end, finally brought them to glory ? points and No. 4 Oklahoma rallied from a protests from Cibutier. Lemieux has scored five short- have won the overall title a total After the men’s super-G on ’The Pacers led by 16 points at one point in the connected with 6; 40 remaining on Tomba, “ La Bomba," report- seven-point deficit in the second half on Friday and Pierre Turgeon and Dave An­ handed goals in his last four of six times in the last seven Sunday, the action moves to opening quarter, which ended 30-22, and Washing­ Dale Hawerchuck’s goal with ediy is about nine pounds over­ beat 16th-ranked Ohio State 97-93 in the opening dreychuk both scored for Buffalo games against Washington dat­ years. Only American Tamara France next week with five races. ton came back to take a 59-48 halftime lead. both teams at full strength. round of the Maui Classic. in the first period, whie Larmer ing back to the final meeting s ’The Red Wings won for the The Sooners’ victory offset the 38-point perfor­ Mavericks 100, Hawks 95 and Everett Sanipass tallied for between the two teams last year. eighth time in nine games. mance of Jay Burson, Ohio State’s 6-foot, 156-pound DALLAS (A P ) — Rolando Blackman sank four Chicago to give the Blackhawks a Washington got within 3-2 on a SabrM 5, Blackhawkt 4 3-2 lead after one period. Mi Preferido heads race field senior guard. free throws in the final 30 seconds Friday night to goal at 6:08 of the second period Oklahoma will meet the winner of Friday’s final boost the Dallas Mavericks over the Atlanta Hawks BUFFALO, N Y. (AP) - Phil Penguin* 5, Capitals 3 on a power-play goal by Geoff INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) - $434,000 this season with victories first-round game between No. 8 Nevada-Las Vegas 100-95. Housley scored 3; 15 into overtime Courtnall, He’ll be ridden by Antonio Cas- LANDOVER, Md. (A P ) - Rob Mi Preferido. top-weighted at 120 in the San Vincente Stakes and and DePauI. With the score 98-95, a 3-point attempt by Friday night to lift the Buffalo tanon at 111. Brown scored three power-play pounds, heads a field of 11 San Felipe Handicap, plus a Ohio State led 62-55 with 15:36 to play but the Atlanta’s Dudley Bradley missed and Sam Perkins Sabres to their first overtime ’The rest of the field includes goals and Mario Lemieux added a Stara 5, Leaf* 3 3-year-oIds for the $100,000-added third-place finish behind Winning Sooners went on a 13-0 run with junior college closed out the scoring with two more foul shots. victory in almost two years, a 5-4 Glad Music, Aaron Gryder, 115; short-handed goal and two assists BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (A P ) Affirmed Handicap Saturday at Colors and Lively One in the transfer William Davis scoring six of the points, It was the Mavericks’ sixth victory in their last triumph over the Chicago Bel Air Dancer. Pat Valenzuela, Friday night as the Pittsburgh — Brian Bellows got a hat trick, Hollywood Park. Santa Anita Derby. four on rebounds. seven games. Blackhawks. 117; Bosphorous, Corey Black, Penguins defeated Washington including two goals in a span of O ^er strong challengers in the Frove Splendid, with Rafael Oklahoma took the lead for good at 71-68 with 9:33 Atlanta, which lost its third straight, was led by Housley’s goal, his ninth of the 113; Olympic Native. Russell 5-3, snapping the Capitals’ five- 1:13 in a four-goal Minnesota first Grade III test at a mile include Meza at 115 pounds, returns to the left on a 3-pointer by Tyrone Jones that started a 7-2 Dominique Wilkins’ 26 points. season, came on a point-blank Baze, 113; California Jade. Ray game winning streak. period, as the North Stars de­ Prove Splendid and Sure Swift. main track after a series of turf run. ’The Buckeyes never got closer than two points Derek Harper led the Mavericks with 28 points shot from in close set up by Adam Sibille, 112; Speedratic, Gary ’Die Penguins won despite feated the-Toronto Maple Leafs Mi Preferido, trained by Laz races. He was seventh in the the rest of the way. and Blackman had 20. Creighton. It was Buffalo’s first Stevens, 114; Smart Guy. Fer­ being outshot 39-16 by the 5-3 Friday ntght. Barrera and ridden by Eddie recent Hollywood Derby, but only Mookie Blaylock, along with King the only Harper scored seven points, including a 3-pointer, overtime victory since Jan. 18, nando Toro, 114, and Blade Of ’The Capitals. Minnesota! with the fewest Delahoussaye, is coming off a 1V< lengths behind the winner. starters back for Oklahoma. which lost in the NCAA during a Dallas streak of nine straight points in the 1987. Ball. Alex ^ lis, 114. Brown scored twice in the first points in thpNHL at 14. rushed to convin<;ing victory in the 1 Sure Swift has been lightly championship game last year, finished with 14. third quarter, turning a 68-66 deficit into a 73-68 Buffalo’s John ’Tucker had tied ’The winner will earn $68,800 period as Pittsburgh opened a 3-1 a ^ le a d with goals from Brian 1-16-mile Yankee Valor Han­ raced this season. His only Jones, Davis and Skeeter Henry had 12 each. Dallas lead. Atlanta went on a 6-2 run at the end of the score at 4-4 with less than from a purse of $113,800. advantage and then completed k^acl^llan and Neal Broten, in dicap. ’The son of Island Whirl victory in three starts as a Jerry Francis added 11 points and James Bradley the period and Dallas led 75-74 to start the fourth three minutes remaining in the his second hat trick of the season aiMition to the pair from Bellows. returns to the track where he won sophomore came in an allowance and Perry Carter had 10 each for the Buckeyes, who quarter. third period on a wraparound shot 4:41 into the final period. Miiinesota peppered Toronto the 1987 Hollywood Juvenile race at furlongs in his last lost in the N IT championship gam e last season. Harper scored 20 or more points in his fourth that went between Chicago goal- Other feature races Saturday Brown’s three power-play goaltei^er Ken Wregget with 15 Championship. start in October. He was runner- A banked rebound by King gave the Sooners a straight game, a career best. tender Jim Waite’s legs. include; the $150,000 guaranteed goals gave him a league-leading shots in the period en route to the Mi Preferido increased his up to Commitment in the Santa 91-84 lead with 2:46 left but Burson made a 3-pointer Dallas led by as many as seven in the first quarter Ten minutes earlier, Doug Brown and Williamson Kentucky 14 power-play goals this season. North Stprs’ fifth victory of the career earnings to more than Anita Budweiser Breeders’ Cup. and Carter converted a layup to make it 91-89 with behind Perkins’ 10 points, but Atlanta stepped up its Wilson had given Chicago a 4-3 Jockey Club at Churchill Downs; He has 21 goal in all. year. 2; 07 remaining. defensive pressure to take a 52-50 halftime lead. lead on his seventh goal of the Monc iHaurbrstrr Hrralb SPORTS 'great gai CELTICS BYPASS BUCKS NBA Ronnihip

BOSTON (AP) — Kevin McHale scored 27 points and Danny Ainge scored 20 Friday night as the Boston Celtics beat Milwaukee 115-96, their ninth consecutive regular-season home victory over the Bucks. Boston, which evened its record after 12 games, built a 59-48 halftime lead and increased it to 89-68 in the third quarter. Milwaukee, which has lost four of flve, pulled to 91-73 at the end of the third. The Bucks then scored eight straight points to start the fourth quarter before Boston put its starters back in. McHale en d ^ the Milwaukee threat with a basket on a goaltending call and two free throws. After the Bucks scored, Ainge made the third of his four 3-polnters. Boston, which has not lost to Milwaukee at home during the regular-season since April 12.1985. lost to the Bucks 108-100 earlier this season in Milwaukee. Robert Parish scored 16 points and Dennis Johnson, Brad Lohaus and Reggie Lewis had 10 LO( each. emi Randy Breuer scored 20 points for Milwaukee and Terry Cummings and Jeff Grayer scored 17 each. 76«ri 123. Hornets 116 PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Charles Barkley scored 37 points and Cliff Robinson added 23 as the R( Philadelphia 76ers rallied in the final five minutes to defeat the Charlotte Hornets 123-116 Friday night By An for their third straight victory. Monel A jumper by Charlotte's Robert Reid with 4; 52 remaining gave the Hornets a 114-106 lead, but Scht Philadelphia ran off the next 12 points and outcored redistr Charlotte 17-2 overall. Highia Robinson's jumper with 1:08 to go capped the affect 12-point run and gave the Sixers a 118-114 lead. Kelly Jam e; Tripucka hit two free throws with 55 seconds super! remaining for Charlotte, but Robinson then scored The on a jumper and added a free throw to seal the memb victory. ratific I Philadelphia trailed at 4-2. then held the lead until tract \ , midway through the third quarter, when Reid vote o ' sparked a 9-0 run to give the Hornets an 83-77 lead. V\ systen A jumper by Tom Tolbert gave the Hornets a 91-85 other lead at the end of three p e rils, and a steal and free tonigh throw by Tyrone Bogues gave the Hornets a 108-101 Keene advantage with 6:30 left in the game. Keni Rod Anderson and Mike Gminski added 17 points trictin for Philadelphia. the plf Tripucka had 33 points and Reid added 27 for the School Hornets. affect Bullets 106, Pacers 101 INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Jeff Malone scored 26 points and Bernard King added 25. with each Hi scoring 11 in the final period, to lead the Washington Bullets past the Indiana Pacers 106-101 Friday night. The Pacers led 76-75 after three quarters and built their lead to 89-83 on Reggie Miller’s 3-pointer with 5:34 remaining. But the Bullets ran off a 9-2 burst, AP photo Man including seven points by King, to take a 92-91 lead. game Friday night at Boston Garden. Andre' Wayman Tisdale’s 5-foot jumper gave the Pacers GOING UP — Boston’s Brad Lohaus, The Celtics won, 115-96. report! left, tries to get a shot off as Milwaukee’s newsp; See CELTICS, page U Randy Breuer goes for the block in their for th« Soviet change Englai Editor Jouma Yuri of the report! Mosco' ment t The t' flying 1 via Fir Duri Union,