to - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, April 21. 1988

1 8 - 1 9 HOMES APARTMENTS CARS HDFOR SALE FOR RENT ★ FOR RALE MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ room D u p lex. $750 ASpecioli PLYMOUTH Horizon R. Michael Quish monthly plus utilities, 1980. Good condition, 4 Rial Eitata Brokir V/7 baths, modern kit­ LYNCH cylinder, 4 door, 4 chen, oil appliances. 2 speed. $1500 or best Orioles futility continues, Serv/ce W/t/i Integrity months security. Ref­ CARPENTRY/ offer. 649-3692.______I ^ R O O R N O / MI8CELUNEDU8 If this name is erences. No pets. 643- LAWN CARE REMODELING E ilS ID IN O ______OLDS Sierra Wagon 1984- Call 6 4 9 -0 6 76 2121.______( SERVICES Power steering, power losing streak npw at 16 /13 MANCHESTER. 454Moln not on your brakes, A/C, AM-FM Laiini Miitliig. 8A8 Hama R.J. Roofing. No'lob too stereo. $5500, 646-6168. MANCHESTER. Sentry Street., 2nd floor, 3 big or too small. Will HAWKES TREE SERVICE room heated. No ap­ Elging, N ilii TrlMMlng. Impravamairta A Rapair car, you VW Convertible 1982. 5 Real Estate Is proud to L W TmcMiig. He. work 7 days, until lob BueksI, truck a ohippar. Stump feature It's home of the pliances. Security. $480 Complete, home care. complete. 10 percent rsmoval. Frse aatimatsa. probably paid speed, white, looks and week. Chormlng 6 per month. 646-2426, •ProtMSIOMlIy equipped "No Job-Too Small" discount for senior citi­ runs great. 65K. $6795. weekdoys 9om-5pm. Spaolal oonaldaratlon (or room maintenance • Dependable Fraa Eatlmataa zens. Free estimates. sidsriy and handloappsd. too much!! 646- 1485. free Cape In sought ATTRACTIVE 3 bed­ Ray Hardy, 6 4 6 *79 73 Joe 649-9251. FORD LTD 1976- 4 door, after family neighbor­ room, 2 baths, big liv­ B4R 1143 Contcrvotlve way to 6 4 7 - 7 5 5 3 88 Safari wood wagon, tpx. 3S00 V-8, A/C, 73,000 miles. hood. Screened patio, ing room and sun Inatall or repair your roof 87 Trana Am, black A gold, TPI Excellent running con- very private backyard porch. $750 plus utili­ FARRAND REM0DELIN8 dltlon, $500. 649-4109. L J S & S O N and love I Deal direct with MIRRORS • MIRRORS 87 Pontiac Grand AM 4dr, gray and 1 car garage. Call ties and security. 649- Landacgplna B Mowinl Room adcHtlona, daeka, roofing. roofer. Wood and cedar OLDS Sierra Brougham our office for your 4343. aWng, arindoien and gunara. shake apeclallatl Seal Brlghtan up your boms. 87 Pont Sunbird 4 dr aadan Yard ctcon-up, mo«4ne, full Baohhoa and buMoiar aarvloa Rsaaonabty pitoad, 1983. Full power, exclusive showing to­ MANCHESTER- Large 3 downs. $7 veara rsfaraneaa, Insurad. 87 Cliavy Nova 4 dr, AT, AC cruise, air, AM-FM, 4 day. $147,900. Sentry londMoee aervice offered. avallabla. Call Bob Farrand. Jr. axparlanca. : e . ii; bedroom. Washer/D- Free Batlmotes,. • Ovar 80 ysara axpsrianoa. 87 Trana Am OTA, rad cylinder. Excellent Real Estate, 643-4060.O ryer, nicely decorated. Bua. 647-8509 871-7990. 87 Toyota 4x4 PU, blua condition. $4195 or best 645-6412 ACCENT GLASS CO. ONWARD 8. Upward!! $625 per month plus Raa. 045-0840 87 Toyota PU, atandard, rad otter. 871-7202. iHattrliPHtpr Im lJ i Growing out of your utilities. 647-0593. 647-0146 88 Calica QT LB, 5 apd., AC HONDA Accord 1979. Air, starter home? This MANCHESTER- Spa­ KITCHEN & BATH 88 Toyota 4x4, rad, 10K 5 speed, 12 valve, 4 beautiful property can FLOORING Teg Sell SereeBeJ Learn cious 1 bedroom, op- CU8AN0 LANDSCAPING 88 Nova 4 dr, AT, PS, 18K cylinder, 3,000 miles on solve that problem! pllances plus REMODELING Any amount dellvarad. Atao, nil, professionally re-bullt BvelyS Professional Lawn S8 Pontiac STE 4 dr, blue Priced right at $209,900 microwave. Fenced Maintenance From the emallest repelr to gravel, atone and boik, mutch. engine. New point. Friday, April 22, 1988 !, I'/J features Include 3 bed­ yard, small pet al­ CommaroW, Saaldaiillal Bobcat, baekhoa A loadar rantal. 88 QMC Safari Panar van, 12K $1950 or best otter. Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cents room, ComptaM landaoapifle daaipn. Can the largest renovation, we FLOORSANDING rooms, 2 full baths, lowed. $550 per month 86 Cutlata Suprm. cpa., maroon ^ound for your Irao aMnwM. will do a complete )ob. Start • Floors like now DAVIS CONSTRUCTION 871-7202. family room with flre- plus utilities. 647-0593. 88 Buick Ragal Cpa, V6 nelgh- ploce, stylish Euro­ 640-4075 7995 AC. PS, PB. Stereo Cage, V6, Auto, AC. PS, PB, Stereo, dimes, quarters, and half dollars The sparkplug behind the coin­ portraits to be used, and the tails changes on our coinage," she bed- Nova CL TIU Wheal 86 *5995 Cavalier, 2 Dr.. 4 Cyl.. Auto, TUtwheel. Rggr Defog, Lan- be changed? ' redesign campaign is 33-year-oId of the coins would be changed said. 2 car FOR Sale- Harvest Blend STORE AND 87 Cutlau 2dr. *10,995 AC, PS, PB. stereo. Rear deu Roof 85 VW *8785 A campaign is gathering steam Diane Wolf, a member of the completely. a g e , Rentals Carpet. 12 X 24 and 8 X 87 Pont 8000 Sit. 4 dr "The head of Lincoln on the Iranian mourners bury 0 3 FURNITURE *14,995 Dafog, Low Mileage GOLF GTI Cpe., 4 Cyl., 5 Spd. in Congress to do exactly that. with 9 OFFICE SPACE 12 Includes pad. $60. 87 Cavalier dr. 84 8UICK <0905 AC. Starao Caie, R ur Dafog United States Commission of The legislation dictates that the penny is 79 years old. The tail was a *7995 Advocates for change say the •otes- Dog house 48 X 52 X 52, 87 Pont Grand Am *9995 88 NISSAN >8285 Regal Cpa., V6. Auto, AC, PS. FI ne Arts, which has endorsed the reverse of the quarter carry for a last designed in 1959. The quarter SUITES Available. 1000 M ATCHING Couch and $30. 643-9044. Stinza XE Wg.. 4Cyl.. Auto, ra. P W„ Crulta. Tilt Wheal, ig. A ROOMS 87 spectrum 4 Dr. nation's coins should reflect the redesign plan. two-year period a design com­ is 56 years old. The nickel was last square feet per unit. love seat. Dark Green *6495 PS. PB, Crulu, Stereo Cage, Stereo Cate., Rear Dafog ★ USED TRUCKSik sailors killed in Gulf Fish 67 Monte Cerio *10,995 nation’s present, not its past. And Miss Wolf, who testifies before memorating the bicentennial of designed in 1938. The dime was FOR RENT Utilities additional. 1 with floral design, also Sun Roof. Alum Whggig, Rger 87 DODGE *12,685 03 TAG 87 Buick Regel 2 dr. Dglog they claim that minting new coins the Banking Committee today the Constitution. mile to 1-84. Peterman brown lounger chair. HO *10,99'5 85 CHEV *5605 Caravan, 4 Cyl., Auto, AC. last designed in 1946.” By Mona Zlade Iranian radio said the two Excellent condition. SALES 87 Caprice wagon *9995 would raise an estimated $2.3 FEMALES Preferred. Building Company. 85 PLY. , ‘ SZSB citation X II Cpa., V6. Auto. PS. PB, Stereo Cats, R u r along with coin experts and U.S. Other elements of the design According to Miss Wolf the new The Associated Press chemical warfare attacks were at 649-3329 after 4pm. 87 Chev. Celebrity 4 dr. *6995 AC, PS, PB, PW & Dr.Lkt., Defog billion for the government’s Furnished room, $60 a 649-9404.______- • RgllgnAf^LwJyl.. Auto, Mint officials, says 61 senators would be selected and approved coins would be identical in size, Howejneh and Dar-Khoweyn, week, 1 week security RUMMAGE .Sale. April 87 Century 4 dr. *9995 Stereo Cait. Alum. Whaaig deficit-plagued coffers over six QUEENSIZE Waterbed 23rd, 9-2pm. St Mary's PS. P E w ^io , Low Mligggg 86 CHEV *11,405 and 87 House members have by the Treasury Department, shape and color to present pocket NICOSIA, Cyprus — Hundreds south of the city of Ahwaz In the and references. Call RESORT complete. Dark pine, 4 80 FORD *7505 Aetro 'CL' Pus Vsn., V6, years. cosponsored legislation calling perhaps after a national competi­ change. 649-9472, Mondoy- I Church, Park and Auto. AC, PS. PB. Stsreo of Iranian mourners shouted Iranian province of Khuzistan, 8 drawer base, matching 872-9111 88 FORD >6495 Mustang Cpe., 4 Cyl., Auto, That’s no small change. tion by leading artists. PROPERTY Church Street, Man­ for the redesign of U.S. coins. home to many ethnic Arabs. Frlday 3:30 to 8:00pm. I nightstand and chest of Tempo, GL . 2 Or.. 4 Cyl, "Revenge! Revenge!” as they Ask for Eleanor. chester. Rain or shine. Auto, AC, PS, PB, Stereo, Stereo, Crulta, P. Dr. Lke. 88 CHEV. *8705 But the figure is disputed. The legislation would retain the Miss Wolf says the newly Please turn tn paRe 12 buried 44 sailors killed in the It said after the attack Tues­ draw ers.. $500 or best CIO Pickup 6'4‘, V8. Auto, PS. RHODE Island, Monfu- MANCHESTER. 89 Ton- Rear Dafog day, "Chemical, bacteriologicial MANCHESTER- 1 bed­ nuck Beach. Ocean offer. Call after 4pm. 87 CHEV *14.005 PB. AM/FM, Rsar Stsp widespread battles in the Persian room In 6 room home. 568-1903. Ica Spring Trail off LIPMAN #1 Bumper Gulf with the U.S. Navy this and radiological defence units view. 3 bedroom Con- Spring street. Furni­ 85 PONT. <5295 Camaro IROC Cpe., VS, Auto. Completely furnished. PS. PB. PW a Dr. Lke., Starao rapidly arrived on the scene" and temporory. Full ture, antiques, water Sunbird Cpa., 4 Cyl. 8 Spd, 86 DODBE *7005 week. Male or female. 649- equipped, Vi mile to VOLKSWAGEN Stereo. Sun Root C u t, TUtwheel, R ur Defog, DIOO 8' Pickup, 6 Cyl, 4 Spd., Demand for ‘big ticket’ items stabie Young men were shown Thdrs- started decontamination of the irvj^TEREO/ softener, 5HP boat mo­ 7911. beach. 644-9639 after G liu Root PS, ra. Stereo Ceet, Pickup APPLIANCES tor, collectibles, 87 Buick Riviera, Immaculate Cep day on Iranian television waving areas. 5pm. Loaded, >18.580 85 CHEV <8595 clothes, miscellane­ Celebrity, 4 Dr„ 4 Cyl. Auto, 88 CHEV *4205 By Dave Skidmore 0.1 percent increase in February such as steel jumped 4.2 percent ery plummeted 4.'/ percent to banners reading: "The Persian Iraq has reportedly used chem­ lew 11 ous. April 22 & 23, 88 Subaru GL, 3 dr, Sllvar, 5 ip, AC, PS. ra. P Dr. Lkg. Crulta, Chevette CS 4 Dr.. 4 Cyl., 85 FORD *12.005 Gulf will be Reagan’s grave­ ical weapons several times dur­ Auto, AC, Stereo Bronco II Wg.. 4x4, V6,8 Spd. The Associated Press and a sharp 1.2 percent drop in in March after a 0.9 percent rise $18.6 billion, while non-electrical Gam- 10-3pm. 4 WD, AC. AM-FM. >7286 P Saatt, Tilt Wheal. Rear ing the 7'/4-year-oId war. olton Dafog 0 0 , PS, PB. Stereo January. in February. At $10.8 billion, they machinery edged down 0.2 per­ yard” and shouting "Death to 88 Tram Am, Blk,'ILOOS letlon 87 CHEV *7005 WASHINGTON — Orders to Economists had been expecting stood 19.4 percent ahead of last cent to $19.7 billion. America! Death to Reagan and 88 Toy. Taroel, 2 dr, rad. >8106 88 FORD *7805 spa- 87 CHEV *10.405 Spectrum 'CL' 4 Dr„ 4 Cyl., F180 8' Pickup. 6 Cyl. Std., U.S. factories for “ big ticket" a substantial increase in new year. Saddam! ” — a reference to Iraqi Baretta Cpa., V8, Auto. AC, The key category of non­ I Vh 86 (2) Tarcali 4 dr. AT, >8008 Auto, AC. ra. PB, R ur Da­ PS. PB, Radio, R ur Step durable goods were virtually orders (or March. However, the President Saddam Hussein. TODAY PS. PB. Stereo, Rear Dafog fog, Only 2,000 mllu Bumper defense capital goods, which I o o r 88 Chav Cavalier Type 10. >3296 unchanged in March as a drop in February number represents a There was also strength in In other developments, Tehran oom, economists consider a good indi­ 86 CuUaai Clarra brn, '7096 orders for military hardware sharp upward revision from a transportation, primarily motor radio claimed today that Iraq had 1 din- cator of factory expansion plans, more than offset gains elsewhere, previous estimate of a 1.1 percent vehicles and aircraft. It rose 2.5 used toxic chemicals in two Index looks fell 1.3 percent, on top of a 3.0 oded the government said today. drop. percent to $31.3 billion, after a bombing raids in the southern percent decline in February. But, 2 4 pagBS, 2 sectlonB tonal The Commerce Department In March, a 3.0 percent drop in strong 5.5 percent boost in sector of the war front "wounding at $33.3 billion, it was still 20.1 loose 64 VW Rabbit, 48K, *4206 said orders for durable goods, the volatile defense goods cate­ February. tens of our Arab-speaking Butlness______10 Obituaries______2 over- percent ahead of a year ago. compatriots.” Clattllled - 19-24 Opinion------B . 2.3 items expected to last three or gory, to $8.3 billion, more than Analysts, in advance of the to r more years, totaled a seasonally offset a 0.3 percent increase in report, attributed much of the Shipments of durable goods The Iraq News Agency, also C o m ic i------17 People------16 Jack- adjusted $114.3 billion last month. orders for non-defense goods, increase in that category to a rise rose 2.6 percent in March to $113.3 monitored in Nicosia, reported Connecticut___4 S p o rts------13-15 VeniM, CT • 64t-2638 Real That was a negligible $53 which rose to $106.0 billion. in orders for Boeing Aircraft. billion after a 1.4 percent rise in the Iraqi navy sank a "medium- Fo cu i______19 Teievltlon _ _ 18 million rise and followed a slight Orders for primary metals Orders for electrical machin­ February. size Iranian maritime target.” Local new *___2-3 Weekend t - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. April 22. 1988

MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, April 22. 1988 — 3 RECORD State funding said iikeiy

Abovt T chvb Coflege Notes Area pols expect help for local projects

By Andrew Yurkovsky Included in the approved $6.29 cribed the budget as “ responsi­ Benefit dance tonight Graduate of academy Marlchester Herald billion budget is $!50.00n for ble.” though hesaidheandothers repairs and renovations to the would have liked to see more cuts. The Manchester Association for Retarded Citi- Michael Thomas Luhy of 519 E. Center St. is a recent graduate of Maine Maritime Academy in Area state legislators agree building of the Connecticut Fire­ He said he thought the governor’s tens is sponsoring a spring dance tonight to raise that money to pay for improve­ Castine, Me., with a bachelor of science degree in men’s Historical Society at 230 $6.32 billion budget could be money for Larry Levesque who was hurt during a ments to Cheney Hall and a new marine engineering. Pine St. reduced by $100 million through robbery. Tickets for the dance are |2 per person and site for New Hope Manor are He has also completed his licensing requirements The bill that would appropriate the elimination of new programs. the money wili be used to help with rehabilitation likely to be approved by the to be a Merchant Marine officer, third engineer. money for New Hope Manor was McCavanagh defended the use equipment or to defray any medical costs. General Assembly in the coming sponsored by Thompson. Bates, of the “ rainy day” fund, and ^week. Meotti, and Rep. James McCava- money from the property tax Storyteller featured ^Thompson on dean’s list The two items are included in a nagh. D-Manchester. The money relief fund to balance the pro­ $1.2 billion bonding package for for Cheney Hall was included in posed budget. storyteller Gertrude Blanks will present her Joanne E. Thompson of 299 Fern St. has been capital projects. The package O’Neill's proposed budget at “ First of all, the ‘rainy day’ program called Women of Reknown at the Women’s named to the dean’s list at Bowdoin College, must be approved by the House McCavanagh’s request. fund, when you have to dip into it, Club of Manchester meeting on Thursday at 8 p.m. Brunswick. Maine, for the fall kemester. and the Senate, after which it has Thomp.son sponsored the bill is a rainy day,” he said. Hostesses for the evening are Marjory Klar and She is a senior and has earned high honors in ail of to get an OK from the Legisla­ for the fire museum funding with He would not speculate on how Carole Vizard. Guests are welcome. her courses. ture’s finance, bonding and re­ Rep. Joseph Courtney. D-Vernon, the use of the surplus funds would ents venue committee. and Rep. Nancy Wyman, D- affect spending by the state next Seniors plan dinner Two receive UM honors Financing for that bonding is Tolland. year. included in the $6.29 billion While the Democratic legisla­ As for the u.se of the tax relief The Coventry Senior Citizens have planned a Jennifer A. Clough of 50 Mountain Road and budget approved by the Legisla­ tors dismissed charges by Repub­ money, he said that was a roast beef dinner with strawberry shortcake on Jeffrey H. Spiegel of 238 Kennedy Road, students at ture and slated for Gov. William licans that the budget was bal­ decision made by the House Saturday, April 30, at the Community House on the University of Michigan, have received class A. O’Neill’s signature. anced through gimmickry, leadership. route 44. Tickets are $6 and proceeds will benefit the honors. State Sen. Michael P. Meotti, Fusscas, who has been a repre­ "You either had to go along high school band. The dinner will be prepared by the Both students are in the university’s College of D-Glastonbury, and Rep. John sentative for nine years, called with the budget or not go along Coventry Grange 75. Literature, Science and the Arts. Thompson, D-Manchester, Do­ the budget the “ worst budget I with the budget,” he said. nald Bates. D-East Hartford, and have seen in all my years in the "Those who object to taking Overeaters to meet Albert on dean’s list J. Peter Fusscas, R- General Assembly.” from the rainy day fund — tell me Marlborough. said that the items "The entire budget is a budget where we’re going to get the Overeaters Anonymous will meet Wednesday at 7 Kathi Ann AlbecL_daughter of Robert and Sally are likely to be approved. The that is funded by fiscal trickery money,” Bates said. “ Are we p.m. in the Manchester Memorial Hospital Albert of 41 McDivitt Drive, has been named to the bonding package includes and broken promises,” Fusscas going to cut the budget by that P cafeteria meeting room. New members are fall semester dean’s list at The American $400,000 for work to Cheney Hall said. much? Are we going to increa.se welcome at 7:30 p.m. OA follows the 12 steps of University in Washington, D.C. and $200,000 for land acquisition He cited u.se of money from taxes by that much?” Alcohol Anonymous in helping people deal with At the university she is also involved with Catholic and a site study fora new location contingency funds, including Meotti said that the money compulsive eating. For information, call 524-4544. Youth activities, sings with the campus song group for New Hope Manor. $73.8 million from the state from the surplus was needed to il and is captain of her intramural football team. Last New Hope Manor, which is reserve or “ rainy day” fund and cover an additional pay period for Car wash set fall she worked as an intern for Bread for the World located at 48 Hartford Road, is a $32 million from the property tax state employees next year, which and this semester is studying In Brussels, Belgium residential and out-patient treat­ relief fund. he said would amount to $53 Emanuel Lutheran Church youth group is David Kpol/Manchaster Herald at the Institute of European Studies. ment center for voting women. McCavanagh. however, des­ million. 1^ ;h the sponsoring a free car wash on Saturday from 10 a m . ;pres- to 3 p.m. at Bennet Junior High School on Main SWING YOUR PARTNER — Square Dancing to the music are from left; On J&W dean’s list id II I Street. dancing was part of the festivities during Steven Belske of South Windsor, Patty iches- Western Day at the Regional Occupa­ Lundell of Manchester and Rick Paul Fiorentino of 69 Lyndale St. and Jennifer f the tional Training Center at the corner of Chandler of Coventry. Obue of 87 Harlan St. and Robert Landolphi of 74 Reval riddled with problems; r 131, School holds open house Shoddy Mill Road, Andover, all.students at Johnson Hillstown Road and Weatherell Street. ?nt, or The Cornerstone Christian School on Main Street & Wales College, Providence, R.I., have been will hold an open house Thursday from 3:30 to 5 p.m. named to the dean’s list for the winter trimester. plan for children entering kindergarten in the fall. A tour Fiorentino is majoring in food service manage­ computer program criticized which of the school and discussion about the program will a s ment and Obue in baking and pastry arts. Landoiphi were is majoring in culinary arts. By Andrew Yurkovsky be offered. Refreshments will be served. For Riginild PInto/Minchnter Hirald valued in relation to lowcr-priccd during a discussion of the dead­ re not information, call 643-0792. ■ Manchester Herald residential properties line for completion of the revalua­ lilable Inducted Into honor society STEP THIS WAY — Tom Williams of preparing for the racing season that Sadloski said, forexample. that tion, Vincent said. "A lot of things 1988. Gerard Desormlers a Mass ofChristianburial,9a.m., craft in Estonia, and continually Inconsistencies in the calcula­ there was a difference of only a happen in two years.” re the Single parents get help Bolton demonstrates the way a racer begins in May at Stafford Springs Gerard Desormiers, 39, for­ in the Church of the Assumption, developed her skills in the field. Alison Gotkin of Manchester, a junior and an tion of properly as.sessmenls in few thousand dollars between Frank Slamler, the chairman A discussion for single parents will be held on merly of 440 W. Middle Turnpike, South Adams Street. Burial will She completed, among numerous electrical engineering major at Worcester Poly­ steps into the race car. Williams is Raceway. the town’s troubled revaluation houses on Ixiomis Street and of the Board of Tax Review, tsgoal Tuesday, May 3 and May 10. from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at died Wednesday at a local conva­ be at the convenience of the other projects, sets of authentic technic Institute was recently inducted into Skull, were the rule rather than the those on Porter Street replied. ” A lot of wrong things.” fficial Connections, A Center for Learning on North Main lescent home. family. Calling hours are today native Estonian costumes. She the senior honor society at WPI. exception, members of the Board Other inconsistencies were also Director Barbara B. Weinberg, luring Street. Mothers or fathers are welcome. The cost is Bom in New Bedford, Mass, on from 7 to 9 p.m. was a member of the Estonia She is a member of the Phi Sigma Sigma sorority, of Tax Review told a subcommit­ mentioned by members of the lax a member of the revaluation or this $20 per family for both sessions. A non-refundable Dec. 29, 1948, he was the son of Memorial donations may be Evangelical Lutheran Church of president of the Panhellenic Association, and a Driver needs help for ‘heat’ tee of the town Board of Directors board. subcommittee, expres.sed disap­ hile it deposit of $6 is required by Friday, April 29. For Lucille (Pelletier) Desormiers of made to the American Diabetes Connecticut, the Connecticut Es­ member of the Tau Beta Pi and Eta Kappa Nu Thursday in the town manager’s Member Arnold Klein.schmidt pointment in the administration VO fe- office. information, call 646-5161. East Hartford and the late Joseph Association, P.O. Box 10160, 40 tonia Society and the Grandpar­ honorary societies. She is also captain of the By Anita M. Caldwell said about finally buying the car. said that a piece of swamp at the beginning of the meeting 1991. meets are surprised at his hobby. Members of the tax review Desormiers, and was a resident South St., West Hartford 06110. ents Program at Mansfield Train­ women’s soccer team, a member of the wind Manchester Herald He said five years ago he began property in Manchester was and afterward over the fact that sgoal “ Everytime I tell someone I ’m board recommended that in light of Manchester for 10 years, ing School. ensemble and an aerobics instructor. checking info racing but “ nothing assessed at a higher value than an no officials from the Interna­ 1 the Book sale May 7 interested in (car racing), they of those inconsistencies the ad­ Beides his mother, he is sur­ Elite LInask She is survived by four sons. abutting home and building lot in tional Association of Assessment unlci- For 24-year-old Tom William.s really came together.” say. 'I didn’t know you were half ministration discard the compu­ The 10th annual book and bake sale will be held at vived by two daughters. Rein Linask of Monroe, Indrik Williams couldn’t even get a East Hartford. Sadloski said that Officers were on hand. egoal Elise (Lillo) Linask, 83, of 14 Receives college award of Bolton, throwing a party this crazy.” ’ he said. ter program used to calculate the the Andover Public Library on Saturday, May 7, Georgette Desormiers of East Newman St., formerly of Willi- Linask of Tolland, Juri Linask of weekend is serious business. used car at that time, though he chicken coops at a properly on When the decision to scrap the 1991. Sicklerville, N.J., and Madis Brian E. Beckwith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter What Wiliiams finds thrilling revaluation as.sessmenl.s and u.se Lydall Street had been assessed revaluation was made last 2 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the library lawn. Donations Hartford and Denise Desormiers mantic, widow of Arnold Linask, Williams is a race car driver tried. The deal on the car fell oal to Beckwith of 230 Union St. recently received the about racing is that it’s "higher- a different program when a new at $440 per square fool becau.se of books for the sale are welcome and may be left at of Hampton; three brothers, Paul died Thursday at St. Francis Linask of Manchester; and six but he’s new at the game. through, he said. month. Town Manager Robert B. inical paced” and "more intense” than revaluation is carried out. the computer program used to the library Mondays. Wednesdays. Thursdays. Desormiers of Falling Waters, W. Hospital and Medical Center. grandchildren. Marketing Club Award at Nichols College, Dudley, Because he couldn’t find a “ 1 learned a lot as I went on.” We iss recommended that the ’. The Mass. other sports. The two-hour meeting of the calculate the as.sessments could from7to9p.m.; Tuesdays from 2to9p.m.; Fridays Va., George Desormiers of East She was born in Estonia, Sept. The funeral will be Saturday, 10 business to sponsor him. his Williams said. association be called in to deter­ more He is a graduate of Manchester High School and is three-member subcommittee not go below that figure. , from2to5p.m. and 7to9p.m.; and Saturday from 2 Hartford and Richard Desormi­ 2, 1904, and had lived in the a.m., at the Watkins Funeral girlfriend. Robin Metevier. sug­ Today. Williams owns his own Williams has raced in lower mine whether il was. properly re an a senior at Nichols majoring in marketing and with admini.stration officials was At one point in the meeting. handled. to 5 p.m. ers of Hartford; five sisters, Willimantic section of Windham Home, 142 E. Center St. Burial gested the couple hold a sponsor­ home and spends his free time division heats where speeds are one minoring in management. He is assistant chief of marked by some sharp ex­ Pauline Pereira of East Hartford, for 30 years before coming to will be in the East Cemetery. ship party at $10 a head to raise working on his 1978 Pontiac maintained at 50 to 60 mph. Now, the Fire Club and vice president of the Marketing changes. Assessor J. Richard Lorraine Kelly of Wethersfield, Manchester seven years ago. Calling hours are today from 7 to 9 funds for racing equipment and LeMans. The next step is getting he said he wants tocompete in the ige 12 Troop refurbishes arboretum p.m. Club. Vincent, who has been criticized Cecile Desormiers and Georgette She escaped with her four sons tools. The money would also be sponsorship, races where speeds of 80 mph are for his handling of the revalua­ 2 Boy Scout Troop 123 assisted Ranger Celeste Foley, both of Vernon, and Diane from the Russian takeover of her Memorial donations may be used to help pay for the racing fee "A big part of racing is maintained. tion. defended his work in a letter Vincent blames tax Dryland at Goodwin State Forest on a conservation Rubner of Tolland; several nie­ native Estonia in 1944, becoming made to the Estonian World for Williams’s first heat (prelimi­ sponsorship.” he said, adding Though he feels he’s ready for he read to the subcommittee. project to refurbish an arboretum of shrubs and ces, nephews, aunts, uncles and separated from her husband. She Council Inc,, P.O. Box 23869, nary race) at Stafford Springs in that just lagj week the owner of Current Quotations the big time. Williams said he stiil The subcommittee is looking small trees. More than 40 hours of service time was cousins. came to the U.S. in 1950 and her Washington, D.C. 20026-3869, orto May. the management company he has gets nervous just before the race. into whether the revaluation was donated. The funeral will be Saturday, husband was able to join her in the Estonia American National So far, the couple has received worked for wrote him a check for board for problems ” I get the butterflies,” he .said. carried out properly. The reva­ 8:15 a m., from the Holmes 1965. Council, 243 E. 34th St., New “ If we act with restraint, they (Palestinians) will more than 30 responses from $500. "And you get real nervous until luation was scrapped last month Funeral Home, 400 Main St., with She studied and taught needle- York, N.Y. 10016. realize that violehce leads them nowhere, and they friends who are willing to help When Williams isn't preparing By Andrew Yurkovsky a statutorily created independ­ they’re about to drop the flag. because the Board of Tax Review Manchester Herald ent agency of the town of will have to look for a solution, and we’re ready to Williams out. The party is set for to break the speed of sound, he did not have the time to hear all Service Notes talk about a solution.” — Israeli Foreign Minister Saturday at their hou.se on works as a painter. For eight And then something takes over Manchester,” Vincent said. and you get (a) real aggressive, the appeals of increased Assessor J. Richard Vincent "The board is not sub.servient Shimon Peres, at ceremonies marking the country’s Brandy Street. years. Williams has been con­ assessments. Honor roll 40th Independence Day. Williams is trying to raise at tracting his services for house like 'I want to win’ feeling,” he defended the manner in which to the assessor but makes its said. The three members of the the 1987 revaluation was car­ own decisions in planning and Returning from Japan least $1,000. The money will go and business painting. Even Board of Tax Review told the ■ ‘The gunmen must have gone to the Sierra, where towards preparing the car for the though the work is good, he said, While the drivers think of ried out on Thursday as scheduling its meetings.” of the Petty Officer 2nd Class Ronald Jovln, son of Cheney Tech Edward G. Carvalho, Mark L. Colpitis, Honori subcommittee that inconsisten­ members of the Board of Tax it will be difficult to locate them.” — Policeman race, he said, which requires the thrill of car racing is a greater nothing except the “ win,” their Vincent continued that, “ al­ , told Patricia and James Cormier of 331 Fern St., is Jeffrey E. Daggett, Peter Descoteaux, Thomas E. Audef, M ichel G. Bourque, cies among assessments of re­ Review listed the problems Here is the second period Christopher R. Futfner, Olln H, Grant, Jason G. Breault, Kevin M. Dean, Carlos Cano, referring to the nearby Sierra Madre about 8 $2,500 initial investment. lure. training helps save their lives. though this office can suggest els on expected home later this month after being valued properties were common­ and inconsistencies associated honor roll for Howell Cheney Gary M. Helm, Peter D. Hlarne, Todd J. Christopher A. Haddock, Marc A. Kelly, Mountain range and the search for gunmen who fled “ That’s a big step,” Williams And he said many people he “ You’re trained to avoid (the) the need for more frequent order stationed in Astugi, Japan for five years. Hunter, Henry Llss, Gary L. Manyllle, Kettaphone Keoyllay, James C. LeB- place throughout town. with it. Regional Technical School. David P, McConnell, Scott D. Meg- lanc, Jason A. Locicero, Andrew C. the Mexican resort town of Los Mochis after a spin-out car.” Williams said. meetings in a revaluation ks to This wiil be his first visit to the states since he was Tax board member Elizabeth Vincent, in a statement he auler, Rafael J. Meneses, Phaksinh S. Luginbuhl, Paul D. MacDougall, Paul botched robbery and 24-hour siege in which five “ You aim towards the rear. By year, the discretion in this I food sent to Japan. He will be home for about three weeks M oundraty, Aaron D. Peterson, John R. J. Mercler, Kenneth L. NoMn, Jeffrey Sadloski said that the problem lay read at a meeting of a GRADE 12 people were killed and 42 held captive. the time you get there, it’s out of regard is with the agency. The : was and then will return to Japan, as a civilian, planning High honori Plefka, John L. Roberts, Donald F. W. O'Connor, De Phu, Daniel S. Andres say ‘whoopee’ in the way the Assessor’s Office subcommittee of the Board of Sauer, Dayld P. Saunders, Scott M. Shamber, Mark F. Thibodeau, Jeff S. your way. That’s what’s suppo.sed arrived at the as.sessments. The assessor’s job de.scriptlondoes nany to attend school for two years. David S. Chappell, David J. Chorron, Welch, Trayls, Fred W. Trinks, John P. Directors studying the reva­ Kevin J. Daley, Terrence O. Donnelly, to be, anyway,” he .said. not include staff advisor to the ior to Uccello, Erik D. WItham, Paul D. assessment for any one property luation. pul the blame for the Paul A. Hunter, Henrv B. KIslelewIcz, Yncera. While William.s is preparing for Board of Tax Review, That Tom David A. Leduke, Thomas A. Loto, GRADE 10 was based on the average of the need to scrap the 1987 revalua­ Michael J. Nelson, Michael J. St. High honors BoJton Center Thoughts over liquor legislation the race, his friends are prepar­ value of three comparable prop­ assistance, however, has been Awarded navigator rating G ermoln. Sengphet Chantorak, Renaud Y. Cou­ tion Grand List on the Board of ing for the party. erties. Sadloski said that there readily forthcoming by the and Honors ture, Nathan Jay Paradis. BOLTON — Following is the By Nancy Concelman another liquor permit for South Tax Review The town admin­ Second Lt. Russell J. Earle, son of Russell E. Lorry W. Ash, Mark D. Asplnwall, Honors “ In this whole thing of pulling were not enough “ comparables” assessor, when requested.” cara- honor roll for the third quarter of Manchester Herald istration decided to scrap the Earle of Bethlehem. Pa. and Renzie A. Earle of 85 Dean J. Coulombe, Steven J, Furbush, Jeffrey J. Bancroft, Joseph N, Belll- Windsor, but based its decision on this together, it seems my friends for higher-priced residential situa- James Gochee, Galen S. Greer, Brian T. yeau, N eill E. Brow n, A ndrew P. Cayar, the current school year at Bolton Ephesians 5:16 “ Redeeming the time, because Grand List because the board Elizabeth Sadloski. secre­ Florence St., has been awarded the aeronautical 1980 census figures, which have done most of the work,” he properties, so those properties I that Hendrickson, David C. Holcomb, An­ Bruce A, Dayls, Heath W. Frailer, Center School. the days are evil.” After Gov. William A, O’Neill would not have had time In tary of the Board of Tax rating of navigator following graduation from U.S. drew N. Johnson, Neal R. K err, James Terry M. Frost, Carlos C. Gray, showed a smaller population. admitted apologetically. “ All I do were assessed based on the jd to M. Krone, Robert A. Lomoureux, Michael Joseph Horylth IV, Vincent Colossians 4:5 “ Walk in wisdom toward them that Wednesday signed into law a bill hear all of the appeals of Review, has said that Vincent Air Force Navigator Training at Mather Air Force Woodcock’s bill, now law, gives is drive.” average values of properties at U.S.- Joseph F. M acVane, James V, Mau- James Klezos, Donald J. Leclerc, Grade 8 are without, redeeming the time.” that will allow the Silk City increased assessments during informed the board only on Base, Calif. luccl, John P. O'Malley III, Glenn A. Georgette Rachell McBride, Timothy A Honor! the Liqilor Control Commission And he stays alive. the lower end of the .scale. nside Someone has counted the waking hours in the life Package Store at 84 Oakland St. its scheduled hearings. March 23 that the board could He is a graduate of Pennsylvania State Parent, John E. Parsons, Ba H. Pho, P. Messenger, Brent R, Moser, Saroh L. Allison Klllorin. the authority to allow the owner of ” I guess that’s hard work.” he As a result, she said, more Ronald W, PIrtel, Robert L. Rolte II, Moynihan, Sharon A. Nix, Larry Paul B Honors of an individual from childhood to maturity and to move to a new building in South a package store to move to a "The Board of Tax Review is have sought an extension University. Drvid A. Rorrio, Douglas W. Scheer, Ollyer, Philip Richards, Steyen W,B, Rosemary Delcamp, Jesse Merriam, come up with the number of 105,000. One thousand of said, with a laugh. expensive homes were under­ M ichael C. Schwager, M ichael D. Schick, Jonathan E. Snow, Jonothan Daniel Mlnlor, Mark Reiss. Windsor, store owner Rosalie neighboring town if the landlord Senerth, Dennis W. St. P ierre , Robert G. Edward Taylor, Jessica Catherine these hours are spent in the Sunday school. Anyone Andre could only say, has stated in writing an intent to Valerio II, Christopher J. WItham. Torres, Woyne Paul Wolfe, Jimmy Grade 7 can see that this is not enough to equal the influence "whoopee!” demolish the building and if the Scott Wright. A Honors of the other hours. Seven thousand of these hours are GRADE 11 Shlreen Deen. Rosalie’s husband, Robert. who package store owner has unsuc­ Dr. Crane’s Quiz High honors GRADE y spent at school, which usually is not built to care for B Honors co-owns the store, also reacted to cessfully tried to find another 9 Treyor N. Forbes. High honors Michele Armstrong, Leah Composeo, ‘the spiritual welfare of the child. But there are still Honors Jesse M. Glammarino Jr., Trade A. Renee Gaudet, Beniamin Robinson, the the new law by putting a sign location. 97,000 hours left to the home to control or direct. Jeffrey S. Allen, Brian S. Bolter, Grant, Rachel E. York. Alana Serlgnese. up in the package store window The Andres must now go back 1. Which measuring unit is most suggestive of a that reads, “ Thank You Gov. to the Liquor Control Commission two surveyor? Marvin D. Stuart O’Neill.” for permits for the new store and / ® ere at FURLONG FATHOM CHAIN CUBIT Weather United Pentecostal Church After 26 years in the Oakland any other approvals, and provid­ veyn, 2. The usual "Turkey shoot” involves use of a Manchester Street building, owned by Samuel ing all goes well, will move as n the BOW & ARROW SHOTGUN RIFLE ; Chorches. the Andres said they soon as possible to their new REVOLVER Istan, Sunny and cold ; faced eviction because Chorches location in the Wapping Shopping I. 3. Children’s favorite type of restaurant potato is Manchester Herald ’ planned to raze the building, Center on Oakland Road in South Tues- BOILED BAKED AMERICAN FRIED i Rosalie said Thursday that the Windsor, Rosalie said Thursday. gicial FRENCH FRIED Manchester and vicinity: To­ USPS 327-500 VOL. e v il. No. 174 ! couple received notice last De- units 4. Nephritis indicates inflammation of the night, clear and cold. Low in the 1 cember that the building would be R E / M A X east of the river 297 East Center St., Manchester, CT 06040 "and TONGUE LIVER EYE KIDNEY mid 30s. Saturday, sunny. Be­ Publlthgd dally axcopt Suggested carrier rotes I razed this March, but nothing has FREE CAR WASH BILL ROBERTS if the 5. Which creature is usually the best weed-eater coming cloudy in the the after­ Sunday and certain holl- ere $1.60 weekly $7.70 for I been done yet. — 647>1419 — EV EN IN G S : 444-3919 on the farm? noon. High 60 to 65. daya by the Manchester one month, $23.10 tor Publishing Co., 16 Brel- three months. $46.20 for i The South Windsor couple has Emanuel Lutheran :hem- BILLY ELSIE FERDINAND DONALD Manchester $177,500 Qlastonbury *229,500 nard Place. Manchestor. six months add $92.40 tor ! been renting the building on a Church’s I dur- 6. Match the entries at the left with the human Central, Southwest Interior: Conh. 06040. Second one year. Senior citizen : month-to-month basis since Oc- COLONIAL M i l • CREAM PUFF ailments for which they are likely used. Tonight, clear and cold. Low in clasa postage paid at and mall rates are availa­ A Oreet Voluell 7 rooms, 1 Raised Ranch on cul-de-aac ; tober, she said. Youth Group will be In quiet area. 3 Bedrooms, (a) Iodine (v) Venereal disease the mid 30s. Saturday, sunny. Mancheoter, Conn. Poat- ble on request. Following an unsuccessful 18- oar garage, private yard 3 sponsoring a bedrooma, Move-In condl- 1Vi bathe, 2 car garage, (b) Iron (w) Heart trouble Becoming cloudy in the the maater: Sand address To place an advertise­ i month search for a nev location beautifully landscaped loti A ment, or to report a news Uon. Cell now. (c) Insulin (x) Anemia afternoon. High 60 to 65. changes to the Manches­ in Manchester and continued FREE Car Wash. great place to call homel fd) Digitalis (y) Goiter ter Herald, P.O. 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BUILDERS & DEVELOPERS _JB-9 TAKE NOTEI Connecticut Daiiy Thursday; 253. Play Four; 0029 Elementary School. afternoon. High 55 to 60. The Liquor Control Commission of Lutheran Brotherhood. denied the couple’s request for 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, April 22, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. April 22, 1988 — 5 STATE Town meeting NA’n O N Former Meese aides & R EG IO N bill is killed & W O R LD detail case for Reagan )ts HARTFORD (AP) - A bill that would limit Social club member shot participation at town meetings to registered voters Scholars skeptical of poem By Pete 'Y’ost sponsi- Former Justice Department Asked about the outcome of the has been put to rest for the current session of the The Associated Press criminal division chief William others NEW BRITAIN - A 75-year-old General Assembly. SAN MARINO, Calif. — A poem by anyone meetings, another administra­ ecuts. maintenance man is in fair condition at New Weld, meanwhile, "laid out the tion source familiar with the The bill was submitted after some people other than Shakespeare might not scan as sw eet.. WASHINGTON - In a blunt facts” in a hypothetical indict­ ■rnor’s Britain General Hospital after being shot complained that out-of-towners who own vacation But scholars are turning up their noses at discussions said; "As you can face-to-face meeting with Presi­ ment he said he would have see, there was no change.” lid be during a robbery at the Friendly Social Club, property in their communities but aren’t residents reports of previously unpublished verse by the dent Reagan, two departing Jus­ irough authorities said. brought against Meese if he were In an interview published in or registered voters shouldn’t be allowed to vote at Bard in a California library. tice Department officials "laid the special prosecutor investigat­ 'rams, Two masked men, both carrying revolvers, town meetings. The poem, pasted onto the back of a today’s USA Today and con­ out the facts” against Attorney ing the attorney general, said the ducted before word of his meeting he use approached five men in the television room on They complained that this violated the principle manuscript volume in Huntington Library here, I. and General Edwin Meese, saying his source, speaking on condition of with Reagan became public, the second floor of the Main Street social club of one man, one vote, and that non-resident property was discovered in December 1986 by an Oxford behavior is hurting the depart­ anonymity. ly tax at about 6; 45 p.m. Wednesday, Detective owners only care about their tax rates and not about Meese said the president con­ e pro- University researcher and published for the first ment and that an aggressive Burns told Reagan that Meese tinues to express his "total William Kilduffsaid. other issues such as education. time today in the London newspaper The prosecutor would seek his indict­ had violated the stanoard^s of support... and total confidence.” During the robbery one of the suspects More than 100 communities in the state still hold Independent. ment, sources say. ethical conduct for exe^'tive day’ town meetings. The attorney general told the into it, began shouting and a shot was fired, hitting "It’s possible, certainly,” said Sara Hodson, Immediately after Wednes­ branch employees spelled out in a the elderly victim, whom police refused to "Wherever you pay taxes, you should be able to associate curator of literary manuscripts at the day’s White House meeting, the 1965 executive order and that if newspaper he meets the highest have a say," said Natalie Bernstein of West ethical standards expected of >n how identify, in the lower right abdomen, Kilduff library, one of the most prestigious in the West. embattled attorney general was other Justice Department attor­ said. Hartford, who owns a summer home on the beach in “But then again, we will want to wait and see the summoned to a separate session neys had acted as Meese has, public officials and knows of no would Westbrook. "After all. what is our money going factor “ right now that would c next The men, including the wounded man, were evidence on which the attribution is being with the president, the adminis­ “they would be bounced (fired),” for." tration sources, speaking on the source added. cause me to resign.” then robbed of about $2,000 and herded into a made.” AP photo kitchen area where they were forced to tie The bill that would allow only registered voters to condition of anonymity, said The ethical standards, among At the Justice Department, relief vote at town meetings reached the floor of the Thursday. spokesman Dean St. Dennis was ras a each other with articles of clothing. Kilduff AP pholo Team gains sponsor other things, say that employees said. legislature Wednesday. It was referred back to the DINNER QUESTS — Former National During a 45-minute discussion should avoid any action which unavailable for comment. House A DISASTER REMEMBERED — Bridge­ people. Best carried on the nation's Planning and Development Committee. The com­ — A doctors’ anti-smoking group Security Adviser Robert McFarlane talks called by the president. Deputy could create the appearance of Meese has been under criminal port's Director of Emergency Medical biggest resuce which included 4,000 mittee took no action on the bill Thursday, so it won’t along has decided to sponsor the U.S. boomerang team with Fawn Hall, former secretary for Lt. Attorney General Arnold Bums using public office for private investigation since last May 11 by Bomb scare at atheneum Services, Jonathon Best, stands at the rescue workers, 30 ambulance services reach the General Assembly again this session. told Reagan, Vice President along alter the team said it turned down a deal for TV Col. Oliver North during the White gain, giving preferential treat­ independent counsel James HARTFORD — The main attraction at the chain link fence which surrounds the and 500 emergency medical services “I think it’s the most undemocratic thing we coverage and $15,000 in support from the Philip George Bush, White House chief ment to any organization or McKay. McKayhas been examin­ Wadsworth Atheneum was niether a Picasso site where the L’Ambiance Plaza could possibly do in the state of Connecticut,” said Morris tobacco company. House Correspondent’s Dinner in Wa­ of staff Howard Baker and White person or making a government ing M eese’s assistance to taking workers. State Rep. Mae Schmidle, R-Newtown, a member of ell me or a Rembrandt. It was a ticking noise coming collapsed April 23, 1987 killing 28 Alan Blum, chairman and founder of Doctors shington Thursday night. House counsel A.B. Culvahouse decision outside official channels. scandal-plagued Wedtech Corp. from a briefcase. the Planning and Development Committee. that “Meese’s behavior was “The president was very atten­ and a proposed $1 billion Iraqi oil ft the State statutes allow any citizen older than 18 who Ought to Care, or DOC, says the group wants to hurting the Department of Jus­ re we Police cleared the museum around 2; 05 p.m. underscore dangers of tobacco company tive, listened to the story, got up pipeline project at the behest of owns property assessed at $1,000 or more to vote at tice,” an administration source and Meese came in” after Burns longtime friend E. Robert Wall- y that P Thursday after a briefcase was left in the sponsorship of sports, especially the recruiting Airlines ready for ban said. town meetings. Connecticut is the only state in New and Weld left, said the source. ach. 'rease museum cloakroom near the Main Street Kin, Survivors struggle England that still allows non-resident property of new smokers among youthful sports fans. entrance. Hartford Police Sgt. Merle Davis “By putting the athletes out there with a NEW YORK — The nation’s airlines are noney owners to vote at town meetings. said. The briefcase had been left in the "It means in effect that voting franchises can be no-smoking image we’re going to make the point bracing for new federal regulations banning [led to cloakroom around 1:30 p.m. Thursday. in a cost-effective way with kids around the smoking on thousands of domestic flights, and iod for bought, and I don’t think they should be for sale,” Police blocked off the streets surrounding said Clifford Noll, a member of the Connecticut Civil world,” Bluni said in a telephone interview plan remedies ranging from free candy to legal Little headway in Moscow talks which the museum and the police bomb squad was with L’Ambiance burden Thursday. action for dealing with smokers. :o $53 Liberties Union. Bv Barry Schweld a treaty at the May 29-June 2 Semipalatinsk, in the Soviet ^ called. The bomb squad removed the By Linda Stowell orial services for the victims of oxygen. The total cost was $7.3 Noll raised the issue last year after non-resident The ban, which takes effect Saturday, outlaws The Associated Press summit meeting to reduce arse­ republic of Kazakhstan. briefcase which was later found to contain an The Associated Press because “it made it worse.” million, he said. property owners in Eastford helped defeat a smoking on all domestic flights of less than two nals of long-range bombers, The idea is to compare U.S. and 1 Police seek gunmen hours. Passengers who persist in lighting up unidentified mechnical device. ”I never talk about it. None of Best said he tried to shield proposal to establish zoning there for the fourth time MOSCOW — A session with missiles and submarines by 30 Soviet techniques for measuring The owner of the briefcase, who has not been BRIDGEPORT — One year us do,” he said. people from the gruesomeness of in 10 years. The Connecticut Civil Liberties Union LOS MOCHIS, Mexico — Gunmen eluded a face fines of as much as $1,000, while tampering General Secretary Mikhail S. percent to 50 percent. the extent of the explosions. indentified, then came and tookit away. Davis after a partially built apartment L’Ambiance Plaza collapsed in the body search and recoveries. lobbied for the bill. huge police manhunt early today after fleeing with lavatory smoke alarms carries a $2,000 Gorbachev ended two days of But the Soviets, suspicious of In reports to Congress, Reagan s; said. building collapsed in a hail of less than 10 seconds on a He said only he and four others this resort town with three hostages following a penalty. talks for Secretary of State Reagan’s “Star Wars” program, has accused the Soviets of ex­ concrete and steel, the victims’ Thursday at 1:37 p.m., not long removed the 28 bodies. botched robbery and 24-hour siege in which five The no-smoking edict will affect an estimated George P. Shultz with little want a guarantee they could halt ceeding the 150 kiloton ceiling set families, injured workers and after workers had returned from 13,600 flights a day. noticeable headway toward a the cutbacks if the in 1974 and 1976 treaties. The Bill to ease shortage ‘Tve been to plane crashes, people were killed and 42 held captive. rescuers who toiled for nine days lunch. Museum will sell All hostages were later freed. history-making summit meeting conducts tests in space judged to Soviets denied the charges. d ^_IIARTFORD — The state House of in the fruitless search for survi­ The body of the youngest bombings and subway fires and at the end of May. be in violation of the 1972 If the two sides can agree on vors remain crushed by the loss of victim. 17-year-old Scott Ward, a I’ve never seen people as badly Unconfirmed local press reports said the American officials have virtu­ ^^Representatives, has moved to ease the robbers took about $13,000 in bank money. Judge dismisses claims Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty. measurements and make them dead- state’s nursing shortage, by accommodating 28 lives. high school student working injured as I did then,” he said. ally abandoned hopes of complet­ That is unacceptable to the more precise, Reagan may sub­ ”In all of my 22 years as an during his spring vacation, was At one point. Best said, he and part of collection Carlos Cano, a policeman participating in the NEWARK, N. J. — A federal judge dismissed ing a treaty to reduce long-range Reagan administration, which mit the treaties to the U.S. Senate valua- qualified out-of-state nurses who want to the four others needed profes­ hunt, confirmed some money was taken but some claims against three cigarette makers in a things practice in Connecticut by awarding them attorney and in all of the among the first pulled out of the nuclear missiles by May 29, the has strenuously resisted limits on for ratification before he leaves hundreds, if not thousands of wreckage — right in front of his sional help. But a social worker declined to say how much. cancer-liability case, but ruled there is date for the Moscow summit. the program that seeks a space- office next January. temporary licenses. NEW BRITAIN (AP) —The New Britain Museum About 500 police and army personnel backed lirman ca.ses I have been involved in. father, another construction listened to them fora few minutes sufficient evidence for a jury to decide whether On the regional front, there was based defense against ballistic The bill, approved Wednesday unanimously never have I seen the emotional worker. “and lost it so we had to have him of Art hopes that by auctioning off selected by a helicopter searched for the seven young the companies conspired to cover up the dangers little superpower cooperation. missiles. One kiloton is equivalent to the eview, and sent to the state Senate, would allow paintings, prints and drawings, it will “define where lings.” effect lingering as long as I have Within hours, an army of removed” Best said. men Thursday night and police set up blockades of smoking. Despite another appeal by Shultz, The U.S. official, summing up explosion of 1,000 tons of TNT. nurses from other states to obtain temporary in this case.” said Richard volunteers, many of them it wants to be,” the museum director said. on highways leading out of the city. “The evidence presented ... permits the jury the Soviets still declined to Shultz’s talks with Foreign Minis­ Shultz now has held three nberg, 120-day licenses in Connecticut, rather than Best said he stubbornly con­ Museum Director Daniei DuBois said by holding nation Bieder, who is the lead counsel for workers from construction jobs tinued to call the effort “a rescue The gunmen had holed up inside the local to find a tobacco industry conspiracy, vast in its support an international arms ter Eduard A. Shevardnadze monthly rounds of talks with having to wait for permanent licenses as they two major auctions the museum plans to trim its embargo against Iran, which Shevardnadze. They will meet disap- the victims’ families. around booming Connecticut, attempt,” never a body removal, coliection. offices of the National Bank of Mexico after the scope, devious in its purpose and devastating in under rules of anonymity, said do now. To qualify, nurses must have a license "To what do I attribute that? I delays any action by the U N. there were no breakthroughs. again in mid-May, two weeks Iration amassed at the site of what was to and to use ambulances, rather DuBois said the auctions, to be held Monday and foiled robbery. They let their 42 hostages go its results,” U.S. District Judge H. Lee Sarokin leeting from a state that has requirements similar to guess I would have to say to the have been a 16-story apartment than hearses, to remove bodies Thursday and were permitted to flee in an said Thursday. Security Council. However, he said they had a before Reagan visits Moscow. Connecticut. May 2, are part of the 85-year-old museum’s attempt And a U.S. official told repor­ “good exchange” in a “positive In Washington last December, ct that enormity of the loss and the fact building near downtown and body parts. to define “where it wants to be” and make more armored car with three Red Cross workers. However, the judge also dismissed claims that iterna- Rep. Paul Gionfriddo, D-Middletown. that the loss seemed so purpose­ Bridgeport. “If we had brought in 28 Police said the robbers released the Red Cross the three companies caused Rose Cipollone’s ters Thursday that a newly atmosphere.” Gorbachev and Reagan signed an less.” Bieder said. room for new acquisitions. submitted Soviet draft on space One small note of progress was accord ridding both of their sment co-chairman of the Public Health Committee, Floodlights were .set up in hearses, people would have lost In all, 325 art pieces with an estimated total value workers 15 minutes later, when they abandoned cancer by not marketing a safer cigarette and has described the bill as a stopgap measure, June Page of Hamden said she preparation for the around-the- it.” he said. the armored car at a gas station and took off in a by not conducting adequate research into the defense conforms to a tough an agreement on procedures for nations of medium- and shorter- struggles daily with the memory of between $60. oioo and $90,000 will be sold, according Soviet line that could make joint underground nuclear tests range missiles. They called then ap the saying Connecticut’s shortage stems not from clock rescue effort, families of to Winters Associates Inc. of Plainviile, which will stolen pickup truck and station wagon. health effects of smoking. last 2 a lack of trained nurses but from issues of her son’s tragic death on April missing men huddled in a nearby Be.st said his EMS staff has had weapons cutbacks impossible. in July. The first test will be held for another pact cutting strategic conduct the first auction at its gallery Monday. President Reagan hoped to sign in the Nevada desert, the other at arms by 50 percent. )ert B. involving pay and working conditions. 23, 1987 at the L’Ambiance Plaza school, and the Salvation Army a 50 percent attrition rate since The pieces will be sold from less than $50 to $2,000 It the The bill would also create a $75,000 apartment complex. The 30-year- set up canteens. the collapse. One paramedic quit each. Winters Associates said. Proceeds from the deter- scholarship program for nursing students and old Page was married but had no In the first few days after the on the scene after she, not sale will go toward the purchase of new art, DuBois operly a five-year loan-forgiveness program for each children. collapse, hopes remained high knowing she was talking to said. Parents alarmed year they practice in Connecticut “The hard thing is where do you that someone would be pulled Ward’s father, abruptly told him In the past, a few works were sold individually, go now. ... They murdered him as alive from the wreckage. Sensi­ the boy was dead. but mainly for the purpose of purchasing another far as I’m concerned.” Mrs. Page tive microphones used in mining “She didn’t think she was designated piece, he said. Eviction policy reinstated said quietly. “There is nothing as accidents wCre used to search for sensitive enough — and there’s a DuBois said this is the first time the trustees as families follow 2 a parent we can do. I can’t signs of life in the rubble. lot of guilt with that,” Best said. reviewed the whole collection "with an eye to where WATERBURY — The Waterbury housing replace him” Jonathan Best, Bridgeport’.s After the bodies were removed, authority has reinstated its policy of evicting the collection is going, where we want to be over the One survivor. William Pelkey, director of emergency medical the debris was trucked to a city next few years and how we best want to represent tenants who fall behind in rent payments 44. of Prospect, said he was services, said the collapse hap­ park and the site cleared. It because loo many took advantage of a ban on American art with the collection.” evangelist to farm .standing 20 feet from the building pened during a lunch break of remains empty today. “We found that many artists were generously evictions and stopped paying their rent, when it fell down in a thundering officials meeting to review the the In October, federal investiga­ officials said. represented and would remain well represented if a PHILADELPHIA (AP) - beiongings for a song and seek ?nd- roar. His employer, the Water­ city’s disa.ster plan. tors said they concluded that the few selected pieces were sold,” DuBois said. .VniOlMiKOOk The policy of not tossing out delinqent bury Foundation Co., lost 11 Best, 33, said Bridgeport car­ When Gloria Ahern arrived at her shelter at his organization’s farm I of collapse was caused by a bracket “We went to great lengths to do this sensitively,” tenants was instituted in January by Mark workers. ried on "the nation’s biggest daughter’s home about a week in Walterboro, S.C. aid. that bent under heavy pressure he said. “We talked to people who have been ago, she found an empty house, Under his command or the ient Scott, who was serving as temporary Pelkey said he stayed in rescue.” which included 4,000 triggered the collapse, and the involved with the museum for many years. We not executive director of the housing authority. construction, but he is more rescue workers. 30 ambulance U S. Department of Labor as- s*-angers at the door and family dictates of his agents, his foilow- ; its only considered the quality of the work of art or the mementos in the trash. ers have abandoned their fami­ and Scott said he didn’t believe in evicting cautious now and is disturbed by services, 500 emergency medical .sessed a record $5.11 million in issue of duplication, but also we made sure that Open House noise. He stopped going to mem­ services workers, and 700 bottles fines against contractors. The house, she learned, had lies and friends, signed over their tenants who owed a relatively small amount of those works pertaining to the history of the area been hurriedly sold, and her funds and upended their lives, ‘‘al- back rent because the cost of the legal process were kept.” pregnant daughter, her son-in- other parents said. ?est was higher than the rent they owed. He al.so The sale encompasses a wide range of artwork law and grandchild had vanished. “That’s ridiculous,” said Stair, lent said it wasn’t right toevict tenants during cold from the 19th and 20th centuries. About 130 artists A few days later, she said, her a 54-year-old self-proclaimed weather. will be represented, including:-Grant Wood, Stow THE ARBORS tion ‘Meritorious performance’ 35-year-old daughter called to prophet, from his 74-acre farm on this Wengenroth, Alan Crane, Samuel Chamberlain. say, ‘“Hi, Mommy. We’re in Thursday. “There is no power The Police seek information Arthur B. Davies, A.W. Heintzelman. Gordon South Carolina praising the that I have that compels people to loes Grant, Troy Kinney, Rusell Limbach. Luigi Lucioni, Lord.’” do anything. I’m like a doctor ora the EAST WINDSOR — With police groping for program gets OK in House Louis Orr, and T. H. Kenny. “ I said, ‘Linda, you’re sick. lawyer. I can give my opinion, I AT HOP BROOK new evidence in the case of a missing Of special interest, according to Winter Asso­ Please come home.’ And with can tell them what’s best for hat reward people who knowingly een 1,5-year-old girl, her grandparents have Bv Judd Everhart But Rep. Jonathan W. Pelto, ciates, will be those pieces that depict Connecticut that she hung up.” them, and that’s as far as I can The Associated Press committed crimes and who are D-Mansfield. said being able to the offered a $1,500 reward for information that scenes, such as Louis Novak’s “Chapel” (Connecti­ Mrs. Ahern, of suburban Broo- go.” RETIREMENT COMMUNITY helps authorities locate her. supposed to be behaving them­ offer sentence reductions based cut College in New London), “Courthouse” (New mall, is among a group of 40 “They have been under mind HARTFORD — The commis­ selves in prison anyway, on meritorious performance is "a London). “Old Road Church” (Stonington), “Whit­ people in the Delaware Valley control, absolutely that’s what it cre- Jennifer J. Nadeau, a sophomore at East “The people in the jails are bad Windsor High School, has been missing since sioner of correction would have tool the commissioner uses” as field House” (Guilford), and “Webb House” who believe their children have is, for months on end,” Mrs. rax no limit on the numberof inmates people,” said Rep. Gerard B. an incentive for better inmate (Wethersfield); and Thomas Nason’s "Florence fallen prey to a Qiristian cult Ahern insisted. “They were like ■ent April 12, when she failed to show up for her who could be offered sentence Patton, R-Milford. “They are not behavior. Cordially invites you to a week-long open house after-school job at a market. Griswold House” (Old Lyme), and Childe Hassam’s inspired by a southern radio puppets on a string. If they were on reductions for meritorious per­ Boy Scouts going for merit Further, he said, capping the “Cos Cob.” evangelist called Brother R.G. told to do something they did it.” luld Nadeau called her mother from school that formance under a bill heading to badges. They are bad people, number of inmates who could be at the information center beginning day and said she was going to her job, but Stair. Mary Del Guidice, also of the state Senate after winning very, very bad.” considered eligible “flies in the She said Stair’s broadcast Broomall, said she has put a lien never showed up there, police said. narrow approval in the House. “When are we going to go back face of the very reason you have Lt. Carl Weymouth said the girl apparently predictions of nuclear holocaust on her daughter’s house to try to The House spent three hours to the system when we said it’s the program in the first place.” induced her children to sell their stop her from leaving town. Saturday, April 23 through Saturday, April 30 had no problems at home and no reason to run debating it Thursday before wrong to commit a crime,” said Rep. Douglas C. Mintz, D- No end in sight “They think the world is going away. Nadeau also didn’t take any clothing or approving it, 76-68. Rep. Eugene A. Migliaro Jr., Norwalk.said meritorious behav­ to end, we are all going to die and 9 personal effects when she disappeared, he It was vehemently oppo.sed by R-Wolcott. “Damn it, if they ior was more than obeying the go to hell, except his people who Monday - Friday Open Until 7 pm added. con.servatives, most of them broke the law, let Ihem serve the rules, it means breaking up a to Wesleyan sit-in More women go down south. There they are Weymouth said Thursday that police have Republicans, whoargued it would sentence. Cut out pandering.” fight, coming to the aid of a guard going to be safe,” she said. 9 am - 4 pm not made much progress in their investigation or simmilar behavior “above and The parents have sought sup­ Saturday and have not come up with a theory about beyond the normal, everyday MIDDLETOWN (AP) — Wesleyan University in the military port from two area pastors and Sunday 12 noon - 4 pm what happened to Nadeau. 2 labor bills revived good behavior.” students are vowing to remain in the school’s the Cult Awareness Network, a Weymouth said the girl’s grandparents have Current law limits the number administration building until'‘concrete and irrevo­ WASHINGTON (AP) - The national non-profit group based in posted the reward through April 30. HARTFORD (AP) - The .state said a compromise has been of inmates who can be offered cable steps” are taken toward divestment. number of women in the military . The president of the House of Representatives has reached under which 15-year-olds sentence reductions of up to 120 On Thursday, students voted to continue a sit-in has climbed to 10.3 percent of the Philadelphia afflilate, Marjorie The information center features a model apartment Selling cars to cats resurrected two controversial could work in restaurants only days for meritorious behavior to protesting Wesleyan University’s investments In total force, a post-World War II Patton, said Stair’s organization labor bills, one originally de­ during the summer. 10 percent of the prison South Africa despite the school president’s high, according to a Pentagon has aii the characteristics of a HARTFORD — Perhaps hundreds of signed to allow 1.5-year-olds to Carroll J. Hughes, a lobbyist population. accession to one of their demands. report. cult, and she compared him to as well as a complete presentation of Connecticut new-car buyers have had the work in restaurants and another for the Connecticut Restaurant •Thursday’s bill, approved on a University President Colin G. Campbell met a At the same time, the Pentagon Jim Jones, whose followers com­ to prohibit residency require­ Association, said even opponents 76-68 vote and sent to the Senate, demand by the protesters for scheduling before the continues to see improvement in mitted mass suicide in Guyana. warranties on those cars jeopardized by two removes the 10 percent cap. The Arbors Retirement Community Concept. Subaru dealers who falsely inflated sales ments for municipal employees. of the original bill agree that end of the spring term of a trustee subcommittee the educational levels of its Stair, originally from Bethle­ The House voted 93-49 Thurs­ summer work ”in no interferes Republicans offered an amend­ meeting on the school’s policy on financial holdings active-duty personnel. It also hem, Pa., said the comparison 500 figures, according to Attorney General Joseph ment that would have retained I. Lieberman. day to overturn an unfavorable with any education or other types in the racially repressive country. posted a small increase last year was baseless. He said his 40 Our counselors will be available to answer all your questions report from the Judiciary Com­ of activities.” the 10 percent cap, but that was But protesting students, in a statement read at a in the number of civilian workers foliowers voluntarily chose a He said Thursday that the dealers had mittee on the youth-employment rejected on a 75-70 vote. A similar employees fill out retail sales forms in the The House voted 122-20 to reject rally of a group called Wesleyan Divest Now, said on the payroll, and is paying out Christian life of self-denial in the and will be available in the evening to accommodate your bill, which, after going through an unfavorable report from the proposal was approved when the the Campbell’s response to that and other questions pensions to more than 1.5 million country "where the cost of living names of parents, children and even their several revisions, simply would bill was brought up Tuesday is cheaper.” pets. Planning and Development Com­ posed earlier those week was “superficial” and left individuals. clean a law enacted last year mittee on the residency require­ night. But the majority Demo­ “many questions” to be answered. And by all measures, California Law enforcement officials say schedule. By doing that, Lieberman said, they were allowing 15-year-olds to work in ment bill. Adamo predicted it will crats, stunned that it passed, had The students want Wesleyan to divest of the $10 3 continues to lead the nation in the they have found no illegalities in able to claim a high sales volume, get more grocery stores. win easy passage in the House it reconsidered Thursday after million the university has invested in 12 companies number of individuals working the cult’s practices. cars to sell from Subaru of America and Rep. Joseph Adamo. D-West lining up the votes they needed to “Everybody that we’ve talked 10 when it comes up for a vote, but doing business in South Africa. The school’s total for the Defense Department. advertise as a "No. 1” dealer. Haven, co-chairman of the Labor said it might encounter difficulty kill it. endowment is about $240 million. Those and other statistics are to who is associated with this Location: 385 West Center Street The two dealers. Century Subaru of Vernon Committee, said an amendment in the Senate. Added to the bill was a< In a letter responding to student demands. contained in the iatest edition of religion is doing it of their own and Seaview Subaru of Westbrook, are now was being prepared to restore the "There is no preponderance of provision barring those convicted Campbell said a trustees subcommittee will meet at an annual Pentagon study en­ free will, and he (Stair) hasn’t Manchester, Conn. 06040 out of business, Lieberman said. provision allowing I5-year-olds to evidence that indicates that a of felony murder or a Class A the university May 1 to discuss the school’s titled "Selected Manpower Sta­ threatened anybody,” said Greg An assistant attorney general, Neil work in restaurants, which had worker is a better when he lives... felony, such as first-degree kid­ investment policy. tistics.” The new edition, pub­ Auld, FBI agent in suburban Fishman, said they went out of business after been rejected by the General Law in the town,” Adamo said. "In napping or arson, from being Decisions on divestment are up to the university’s lished Thursday, consists of 222 Newtown Square. “They are (203) 647-9343 Subaru of America "found out what was going Committee. many cases, (such) as a police considered for a sentence reduc­ board of trustees, which last met Saturday on pages of tables and covers fiscal freely giving over their posses­ on.” Educators had strongly op­ officer, one is probably better off tion because of meritorious campus and isn’t scheduled to meet again until May 1987, which ended Sept. 30. sions to the community.” posed the provision, but Adamo if the person doesn’t live in town.” performance. 28. 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, April 22, 19M 8 - MAN MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, April 22, 1986 — 7 OPINION Dukakis, Jackson Self-dosing curbs duel for votes in use of morphine Put y P roposal Astam Saturday By Malcolm Ritter pump hooked up to an intraven­ Pennsylvania, Ohio Manches )f the clack The Associated Press ous line. the Mane stra- The pump was programmed to the By Laura Kino NEW YORK — Cancer patients free. For deserves Anderson Even though he has given up on give no more than one milligram can The Associated Press who got morphine at the touch of a the nomination, the former televi­ of morphine every 10 minutes. button to relieve pain stopped sion evangelist expressed deter­ For each group, the decision to id in Jesse Jackson and Michael using the drug sooner, and used A bio mination to make his mark on the stop treatment was made jointly con- Dukakis, now in a one-on-one little more than half the narcotic GOP. In Nevada, his supporters between the patient and medical “ Blood eting attention fight for the Democratic presi­ than patients who got a continu­ staff. Chapman said. were dominating the state con­ will be pr iblic, ous infusion, a researcher says. dential nomination, worked to vention and bidding for top state Patients who controlled their Central C con- “ These patients don’t even win labor support in the industrial party posts. morphine used the drug an Perform) ' total states of Ohio and Pennsylvania. come close to developing addic­ Manchester residents can certainly be Faulty bolts Jackson was campaigning to­ average of about 13 days, while The perfc ice.” tion,” said C. Richard Chapman, And both fired anew at embattled day in Pennsylvania, where polls those who received a continuous excused if they have separated the facts from associate research director at the Administ 1 the Attorney General Edwin Meese. have suggest^ he is running well intravenous infusion averaged the propaganda in the interminable dispute Pain Center of the University of Britain, i {best Sen. Albert Gore Jr. abandoned behind Dukakis. In Tuesday’s more than 17 days. Washington and director of the citizens,: d of between the town and the Eighth District over may cripple his presidential bid on Thursday, primary, 178 delegates are at The self-administering group pain and toxicity research pro­ )f no the installation of a sewer in Buckland to vowing to do all he could to help stake. also used only 53 percent as much gram at the Fred Hutchinson 'ould put a Democrat in the White “ I always run against great morphine as the other patients. serve a proposed mall and other development Cancer Research Center in Early House. odds,” Jackson said. While the study was not de­ in the area. Seattle. aent, Army tanks “ The nominee is going to be Campaigning in the northwest­ signed to look for addiction, no TheUn A good deal of political and legal posturing The shorter time on the drug is was Michael Dukakis or Jesse Jack- ern Pennsylvania city' of Erie, self-adminstering patient re­ Musicum at. goes on in public while negotiations go on son. I ’m going to do everything I important because it means an ported cravings for the drug after A English r Jackson courted blue-collar behind the scenes, with each side trying to get WASHINGTON — America’s main battle tank, can to help them. ...The only man earlier end to confusion, sedation the treatment stopped. Chapman concert v ainal workers with a call for “ economic the M-60 Patton series, has been losing its tracks I want to stop is George Bush,” and other unpleasant reactions said. the Storri 11 by what it needs without surrendering anything justice.” because counterfeit bolts were used to hold them Gore said at a Washington news that accompany morphine treat­ Self-administration of drugs on the vie imes it does not want to give up. “ Profits are up, wages are ment, he said. together, according to closed-door congressional conference, with his family at his down, factories are closing, and might be useful for prolonged sackbut. min- Meanwhile, the pressure is on both the “ In order to cope you need all testimony. side. workers are abandoned,” he told BIG WELCOME — Democratic presidential hopeful pain of serious burns or terminal ! to your marbles. You can’t be stages of cancer, he said. It would district and the town to do something to break The problem is so serious that drivers have been The Tennessee senator sus­ a crowd of about 4,000 people in a Michael Dukakis plants a kiss on the cheek of Steve ’orp. the impasse. pended his campaign, technically coping effectively when you’re on not be suitable for pain that lasts qi oil warned to slow the tanks to 10 or 15 miles per hour. downtown park who braved a cold Papadatos, left, as a group of Greek youngsters greeted the drug,” he said. And a remaining a candidate to permit wind off nearby Lake Erie. for years, such as some cases of St of The town has made a great effort to At their top speed of 30 mph, the tanks have been the Massachusetts governor in Cleveland, Ohio. He spoke in a recent interview low back pain, he said. P his delegates to attend the Demo­ The Bui Vail- encourage Homart Development Co. to build known to iay a trail of broken bolts and throw their cratic National Convention. about research done with Hut­ So-called ’ ’patient-controlled present a tracks, a bolt expert told the Oversight and chinson colleagues including its m all in Buckland and for that reason is Gore, who had not won a primary analgesia” has been studied Inn of Ha Investigation subcommittee chaired by Rep. John Harlan Hill, CostantinoBenedetti extensively for short-term pain eager to see the sewer installed in time to Open Forum or caucus since Super Tuesday, winning 2 Dingell, D-Mich. and others. like that following surgery. But serve the mall. March 8, ended his effort more Dukakis gets lots of advice “ Metront The fake bolts look just like the high-strength the new work is the first large- The district is under pressure from some of than $1.5 million in debt. They studied hospitalized pa­ all-star a' cs carbon bolts, but are made of inferior metals that tients who had undergone bone scale study involving long-term its residents to install that portion of the sewer turn to putty or shear off at temperatures and On the Republican side. Bush pain, said Richard Payne, asso­ Admissio iviet “ only 10 percent” was$71.5billion States, covering approximately was coping with the kind of marrow transplantation as part Hartford that would serve some homes that are badly Cancer policies stress that genuine bolts can withstand. Last year, on selection of running mate of cancer therapy. As a result of ciate professor of neurology at in 1985. 8.7million people. During 1986our scheduling glitch that either of his in need of sewer services. But the directors of we reported that one out of every four bolts in cancer treatment, such patients the University of . and Rep. Prague goes on to address company paid $141.8 million in Democratic rivals would envy — the district are concerned about the effect wanted, needed military stockpiles are foreign-made counterfeits. commonly suffer pain for two or The study is important because ring loss ratioin her letter. Our product benefits to policyholders who it looked as if he would clinch the By Donald M. Rothberg nomination, he ought to be given adviser and secretary of de- Chon The witness testifying before Dingell’s three weeks in the mouth and it shows patients can safely litigation would have on the district’s To the Editor: is known in the industry as a were diagnosed and treated for number of delegates needed to The Associated Press the No. 2 spot on the ticket. fen.se,” he said, adding that "you subcommittee has been working with Defense through the digestive tract, and control the amount of drug they On Sum igan financial position if it goes forward with guaranteed renewable, individu­ cancer. The record clearly dem­ nominate a little sooner than his “ If I were to finish second, it don’t necessarily need another Department investigators looking into the sometimes in the hands and feet get, gaining relief without over­ will prese ex- This letter is written in response ally underwritten policy. It is onstrates that our product is staff had thought. WASHINGTON — Democratic wouldn’t entitle me to anything secretary of state” as vice dosing, he said. installation of the entire $1.7 million project. counterfeit bolt scam. His testimony was so and elsewhere. Chapman said. “ Cantata 2 set to a letter from Rep. Edith G. guaranteed renewable for life wanted, needed and used by the front-runner Michael S. Dukakis more than consideration, pe­ president. Chapman said results of the If both sides really want the sewer installed, sensitive to ongoing criminal investigations that Aides to the vice president had is getting loads of advice on concert w The Prague on the subject of a bill in (regardless of the number or general public. It is most unfortu­ riod,” Dukakis said. There were mixed opinions on In the study, 32 patients got a study have been submitted for and if both are willing not to use the sewer as a the committee met in private. been planning to celebrate the big where to turn for a running mate, Farmingl the Connecticut Legislature that dollar amounts of claims) and the nate that Rep. Prague would The discussion of potential the value of Jesse Jackson as a continuous infusion of morphine publication in a scientific journal. e on bargaining chip in peripheral arguments, the But our associate Stewart Harris has learned moment on May 3, the date of with many party leaders urging Dukakis running mates began to free. This would permit the sale of specified premiums cannot be increased deprive the citizens of Connecti­ running mate. through an intravenous line, the He spoke while in New York to hem that the witness testified he and investigators from primaries in Ohio, Indiana and him to avoid Jesse Jackson and intensify after the Massachusetts Robb said Jackson "doesn’t fill churches. town’s latest proposal seems to have some disease insurance in the state. without raising the premium for cut a basic freedom tochoose what standard treatment. Chapman receive a $50,000 pain research sub- the Defense Department followed the fake bolt trail the District of Columbia. But they turn to a Southern senator. governor's strong victory in the in the kind of strengths he said. Twenty-six others got doses 26-piece 0 merit and should not be rejected out of hand. Many times letters to the editor all policyholders of the same class insurance products they bel ieve to grant to the university from the nate to the Patton tanks at the Fort Carson Army base in made it clear that the develop­ But the Massachusetts gover­ New York primary established (Dukakis) needs.” by pushing a button on an electric The town says it is prepared to put the are written by citizens who have a within the state. It is not to be Bristol-Myers Co. aves be beneficial to them. It is further Colorado Springs, Colo. ment would be more than wel­ nor indicated Thursday he wants him as the likely Democratic definite opinion, but are not compared with major medical- regrettable that Rep. Prague “ Both Dukakis and Jackson on money for the sewer up front, allow the There are more than 4,000 M-60s in active duty come whenever it came. maximum breathing room as he presidential nominee. We llh always truthful and accurate in /comprehensive medical policies would endeavor to do so, justify­ the ticket together is not the best district to install the sewer pretty much the and on reserve status with the Army, and many of searches for someone to fill the “ I have spent literally zero The Ma 0 the presenting that opinion. Gener­ that are cancellable annually and ing her position with inaccurate Delegate counts maintained by political decision you can make,” Prevention campaign way the district has wanted to install it, and them are based at Fort Carson. both The Associated Press and No. 2 spot on the Democratic time thinking about it. And I will "Peanutb IT. ally speaking, when such a letter re-rated annually. In that regard, statements and gross ticket. said Robert G. Beckel, campaign then settle its jurisdictional quarrels in court If the witness’s testimony is on the mark, it deals the Bush campaign indicated not, unless and until I have either manager for Walter F. Mondale puppetry three has to do with our product and/or the National Association of Insu­ misrepresentations. “ Obviously you look at regions a severe blow to the previous position taken by the Bush could secure the 1,139 won the nomination, or it looks as when he was the Democratic Willimani with later. our company we would notdignify rance Commissioners has estab­ I realize that this is a lengthy where you could use some help,” for AIDS misleading Army Materiel Command — that counterfeit bolts needed to nominate in the next if it’s pretty well in hand,” presidential nominee in 1984. The festiv meet There is some tim e left, but not much. it by responding. However, in this lished a "benchmark” loss ratio response to Rep. Prague’s com­ said former Gov. Charles Robb of Dukakis insisted. eeks are every bit as good as the real McCoy at few days. He now has 1,058 to 17 ” I think everybody fully ex­ cafeteria, Before long, Homart will have to have the case such a letter has been written figure of 50 percent for guaran­ ments on this subject, and I am Virginia. “ The South and West " If that happens, then I will Bv Brenda C. Coleman Using condoms lowers risk of w. temperatures below 500 degrees. Army Materiel for Pat Robertson, Bush’s only pects to see a Southerner this will featuj sewer. by a state representative who is teed renewable, individually un­ grateful for your indulgence. We are the regions. You also look at a begin what I hope will be a The Associated Press getting AIDS about 10-fold, re­ iber, Command bolt experts say most bolts are not remaining rival, according to the time,” said Al Lapierre, execu­ entertain! expected by the people to be derwritten products. In 1986 our do feel, however, that this subject philosophical segment where you thoughtful and thorough process gardless of other factors, said the id an Up to now, Homart officials have been subjected to temperatures of more than 500 AP count. tive director of the Alabama and Sund{ factual and accurateinherpublic loss ratio, including increases in is important and any such nega­ could use some shoring up and I of selecting a running mate. But CHICAGO — A study found study. Relying on a lab test that their saying they expect the town and district to degrees. Democratic Party. statements, and she has failed to policy reserves as required by tive remarks deserve a defense Minnesota Republicans were guess that would be with moder­ I ’m not going to do anything on there is a one-in-50 million chance establishes one’s sexual partner rter- settle their differences. But the time may But other bolt experts argue that the Army has selecting 15 delegates this week; uphold that responsibility. law. was 70.7 percent. This meets using factual andaccuratedata. I ate conservative voters.” that — quite literally — until the He said Jackson on the ticket of getting the AIDS virus in a as free of the AIDS virus lessens then no way of knowing how strong the counterfeits are. Nevada Republicans will choose Robb, who had urged Sen. Sam Somei com e when H om art puts aside public Rep. Prague begins by stating and farexceedsthe“ benchmark” want you to know that all facts and California and New Jersey prim­ would hurt Dukakis because single sexual encounter with risk about 100-fold. tegic Investigators for the Defense Department and another 20 on Saturday. And there 2 Nunn of Georgia to run for relations concerns, and threatens to sue that "... the cancer insurance figure established by the National figures quoted herein canbe found aries are over.” there still are many people who someone who doesn’t know The study also found that The thir Dingell’s subcommittee have found counterfeits are 78 delegates at stake in president, said he would like to Dukakis said the paramount somebody to get the sewer installed. It would policy would not meet state Association of Insurance in documents of public record will not accept a black. whether he is infected, but is not AIDS-prevention campaigns may the Hartfo that fail at room temperature. Tuesday’s Pennsylvania see Nunn as the vice presidential concern in choosing a running regulations ...” and that it ” ... Commissioners. filed with state departments of “ The sad part is, not voting for considered “ high-risk” and uses mislead the public when they presented be better if the community could solve the The Army Materiel Command sent a team of primary. candidate, but only if the senator mate ought to be a candidate’s would only benefit American Rep. Prague also mentions the insurance, the federal govern­ him because of disagreement on a condom. stress condom use and (ewer the D eaf,! problem without the need for legal investigators to the Red River Army Depot in were offered the opportunity to ability to serve as a “ first-rate issues or lack of experience in Family Life Insurance (sic) Co. of possible use of “ fear tactics of ment, and the Securities and “ At this point it’s pretty much That compares with a one-in- sexual partners over another will be exi intervention by a third party. Texarkana, Texas, where M-60 tracks are serve as secretary of defense a t ' president if, God forbid, some­ government, that’s OK, that’s 10,000 to one-in-100,000 chance of Georgia and its agents.” This insurance company advertising Exchange Commission, unless concluded. ... The race is over,” strategy — a cautious courtship woodtumi repaired. The team will check bolt bins there for the same time. thing happened to the president.” what politics is all about. The getting the virus from the same in search of a low-risk lover. statement isblatantly false. If this ...” All ad vertising use in any state otherwise noted. Robertson said Thursday in location o: counterfeits and also look into the possibility that Nevada. Party chairman Paul G. Kirk “ All else pales by compari­ race thing, you hate to say it, but type of encounter with a person Choosing a partner who is bill were passed, any policy would must be approved by the Depart­ Thank you for this opportunity Clem Lab bolts fail because they are being torqued too Jr. predicted that the vice presi- son,” he said. it’s there.” who is in a high-risk group, said known to have little chance of have to submitted to the Depart­ ment of Insurance prior to its to provide your readers with the dentiai nominee would be “ a 2 of “ The O tightly. The Massachusetts governor, At a news conference Wednes­ the study, reported in today’s carrying the AIDS virus reduces ment of Insurance for the appro­ being exposed to the public, which true facts on this matter to which Speech! A spokesman for the Army Materiel Command senator from the South or who has been faulted in the day, Jackson said, “ I need his Journal of the American Medical the risk of infection by as much as val of both form and substance would certainly prohibit such they are indeed entitled. Southwest.” identifyin said that operation of Patton tanks has not been campaign for his lack of expe­ (Dukakis) support base to win. Association. 5,000 times compared with the prior to its being offered to the from happening In the event a Bush paid “ I wouldn’t make that judg­ house, mi hampered by the track problem. A Fort Carson rience in foreign affairs, disputed He needs my support base to win. High-risk partners are people risk of engaging In sex with a general public. Rep. Prague company attempted to be so Michael E. Henry ment at all,” Dukakis said in an the view that he needs to select a There wll spokesman said they have experienced no more Together we can win.” who, anytime within the past 10 high-risk person, the study said. further states in her last para­ indiscriminate. Senior Vice President interview with The Associated running mate with experience in graining, than the usual track problems. Asked if he were talking about a years, have had male homosex­ “ We’re just saying this is graph. “ To push an insurance Finally. Rep. Prague statesthat American Family Life Assurance less tax Press. international issues. Dukakis-Jackson ticket, the can­ Admiss In the meantime, there are 17 separate, ongoing ual contact, shared intravenous something else to pay attention to policy that violates state regula­ ” ... New York and New Jersey Co. He also rejected suggestions “ You pick a secretary of state didate said, “ No. It’s just the drug needles, lived in Haiti or that may be even more impor­ Children i military investigations into counterfeit bolt tions ...” Given the above fact refuse to license the American Columbus, Ga. WASHINGTON (AP) - Vice that if Jackson finishes second in to be your key foreign policy challenge we have to pull to­ Central Africa or received multi­ tant,” he said by telephone photograi dealers. Investigations into two counterfeit concerning the requirements of Family Life Co. ...” This is President George Bush and his the race for the presidential adviser, and a national security gether our constituencies.” ple blood products, the study said. Thursday. answer qi operations have already resulted in indictments or prior departmental approval of another in a series of misrepres­ Letters to the editor wife, Barbara, paid $86,684 in 1987 plea bargains. The American distributors of all policies (which Rep. Prague entations of fact by Rep. Prague. income taxes, slightly more than The Manchester Herald wel­ foreign counterfeits can be nailed under the False the amount paid by President certainly knows or should know), American Family has never comes original letters to the Claims Act if they falsely certified that their bolts Reagan and his wife, Nancy. this last statement by Rep. attempted to become licensed in editor. Cine met U.S. government standards and charged the However, the Bushes paid the Prague is utterly preposterous. either of these states. First, Tonight Letters should be brief and to government for the more expensive product. taxes on $36,963 less income. CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR Further, Rep. Prague ad­ regulations (not state law) do not the point. They should be typed or Several investigations were iaunched by tips According to tax return re­ dresses a quote by a Wharton allow specified disease insurance HARTFOI neatly handwritten, and, for ease from the makers of military vehicles after they leased Wednesday, George and Only Clntma i School of Economics professor: to be offered in New Jersey. in editing, shoujd be double­ Barbara Bush paid taxes equival­ Hound (Gl found they had been supplied with inferior bolts. WINNING CARRIER Emperor I “ Cancer accounts for only about Second, specified disease insu­ spaced. Letters must be signed All the vehicle builders were to have rid their ent to 28 percent of their total MoonttrucI 10 percent of all medical costs. ’ ’ It rance may be offered in New York with name, address and daytime income of $308,396. By contrast, 5:00 to f.sa, 9;}0.- inventories of the bogus bolts by early last year. Frl-Sun 1:4 is a shame that the professor did if it is sold as a rider to a major telephone number (for the Reagans paid $86,638 in taxes Unbeorobl! not furnish Rep. Prague thedollar medical policy. We do not offer verification). on total income of $345,349, or 25 and SotlrSI C orrection 9:00 amount that “ only 10 percent” major medical policies; thus we The Herald reserves the right percent. ■AST HA represents; or maybe he did and do not choose to operate in the to edit letters in the interests of In a recent column concerning the Pentagon’s Both the president and the man ■mtweo! C 1M« bv NEA. tnc Morning, > she chose not to use that figure. state of New York. brevity, clarity and taste. lack of enthusiasm about finding a qualified person who will be the 1988 Republican 9;20; Sun 7 According to the National Cancer In summary, our company has Address letters to: Open Fo­ to act as assistant secretary of defense for speciai presidential nominee benefited Poor Ric “ Well, as for where I stand on that issue — under new tax-law changes, Good Morn Institute’s “ Cancer Facts” publi­ more than 2.5 million cancer rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. operations and iow-intensity conflicts, we 7:30,9:30, 1 check with my staff. They created me. ” cation of December 1986. this policies in force in the United Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. characterized one candidate, Ken Berquist, as a although Reagan clearly bene­ Sbowcos! (R) FrI am “ Justice Department official, a friend of Ed fited the most. In 1986, the Bushes had paid 9:30, 11:70; Meese” who knew little about special operations. 9:30. — T1 taxes of $115,486 on income of 13:50, 2:50, We have now been informed by a Defense $348,594 — or 33 percent. The 13:50, 3:50. Department official that Berquist “ was decorated Lighit, Big Reagan’s 1986 tax bill came to 4:35,0:30,11 What the Democrats can do with Jackson seven times for heroism in Vietnam, is a Ranger as 10:10. — $92,460 on total income of $336,649 well as a Green Beret, is a former CIA office and FrI-Sun 3, 4 A week of conversations with knowledgeable — or 27.5 percent. and Sot 1,3 victory in November. They are certainly not lightly senior Senate staffer for defense-related issues, The bulk of Bush’s income 9 5, 7:30, 9:45 politicians and political observers in Washington. going to let him refuse to try. and was a deputy assistant secretary of the Army came from his $114,681 in salary and Sat 13,: New York and elsewhere has yielded some 13,3:15,4:3 Of course, being human, Jackson may allow for four years.” plus other reimbursements as (R) FrI am startling insights into the true course and probable himself to get swept along by their enthusiasm. But We stand corrected, and chagrined. vice president and from $169,600 9:50, 11:50; outcome of the Democratic presidential 9:50. — Be WOliam the likelier scenario is that the real (though from the blind trust set up when 13:30, 3:35, nomination race. Remember, you heard them here hidden) struggle^t Atlanta will be between Jesse Mini-editorial he took office in 1981. 13:30, 3:35. first. Seventh Sli Rusher Jackson’s supporters on the one hand and the This trust included $26,075 in 10:10,13:10 1. If you have been counting on the 645 “ super President Reagan was stunned to find out that his Democratic Party’s white establishment, plus capital gains, $31,264 in interest Sun 4:40, 7:. delegates” to ward off the threat from Jesse one-time spokesman Larry Speakes fabricated River Port I Jackson, on the other. and dividends and $112,261 in 13:40, 3:40. Jackson in Atlanta, forget it. Like just about every presidential quotes for distribution to the media. 3. The only conceivable solution to the Reagan says he only recently found out what other income. other recent “ reform” in nominating procedures, MANCH8 Democrats’ short-term dilemma is to make Speakes did. As we see it, that leaves only two UA Theal this one is triggering consequences exactly the Jackson the chairman of the Democratic National Vietnam (R opposite of the intended ones. options, both unsettling. Either the president Tara Noel accepts her $100 scholarship bond from Gerlinde Colletti of the Three Men nomination, if he insists on it. Committee. ’This is, above all symbolically, an doesn’t read the newspapers, or he reads them and 3:15,4:30,7 ’The super delegates are the supposed wise men Manchester Herald circulation department. 2. The next step requires us to enter the skull of important post. Moreover, unlike a Cabinet seat or figures the quotes are so clever, he must have said BAD CREDIT? 5 (PG) FrI- of the Democratic party: 251 members of the House Jesse Jackson. some similar pie-ln-the-sky, it is squarely within them. ’There is a third possiblity. A staffer made up Can’t Qat Financed? and Senate and 26 governors, plus assorted ^tate He is no fool, and he probably realizes that the gift of the Democratic delegates in Atlanta. the quote where Reagan said he didn’t know about Tara Noel is a Manchester HeralcJ "Winning Carrier." chairmen, national committeemen and Turned Down for Credit Democratic hopes of victory in November (which Most important of all, the job would last for years the made-up quotes. committeewomen, and other party officials. They Cards or Loans? aren’t all that robust anyway) will go down the beyond Election Day, whether the Democrats win She earned her $100 Scholarship bond by maintaining were supposed to act as a sheet anchor if the I can got your bad credit tubes with a roar if he is on the ticket. Moreover, he or not. As chairman, Jackson would be a major convention got rocked by undesirable emotions. erased - would undoubtedly be assigned the lion’s share of spokesman — indeed, if the Republicans win in a great record of customer service on her paper route, But the catch is that, as elected officials and fflanrltpstrr Hrralft Guaranteed In Writingl the blame for the defeat. By December of this year November, the principal spokesman — of the I and by increasing her customer list. party spokesmen, they are positively petrified by he would be simply an ex-candidate, tagged as a Democratic Party. Skeptical? Founded In 1801 their black constitutents, who represent a major loser, and what’s more, permanently discredited Best of all, giving the chairmanship to Jackson Of course you arel She is saving money to buy a kiln and pottery supplies segment of the Democratic vote In just about every as the political leader of American blacks. It PENNY M. 8IEFPEBT...... PublNher would enable the Democrats to nominate Michael The fair credit reporting act, area of the country. Super delegates who are follows that Jackson does not, or at any rate QEOnOE T. CHAPPELL...... EdNor Dukakis for presldwit and some Southerner (Sam DOUGLAS A. aEVINS. . . . ! ...... Executive Editor which Is the law • says it can with a look to the future at an art school members of Congress, for example, are thus quite logically ought not, want to be on the ticket. Nunn if they’re lucky, Al Gore it they’re not) for MABIE P. ORAOV...... City EdHor be dona. I didn’t make up the likely to cast their ballots in Atlanta for Jackson In this, however, he will find himself at odds with vice president. The convention’s climactic “ photo ALEXANOEft GinELLI...... Aeeoclete EdHor in Dallas Texas. lawl If you’re fed up, call me. rather than face the black voters’ reproach, in the vast majority of his campaign staff, as well as opportunity” would find chairman Jackson future years, that they weren’t for Jesse when he DENISE A. BOBERT8...... AdvertWng Director 903 Main Street his millions of supporters around the country. They standing between the two white candidates, MARK F. ABRAITI8...... Buelneee Menager Tara would like to thank the new customers who needed them. NITED CAR Downtown Manchester have whipped themselves into a frenzy of smiling delightedly and holding their hands aloft, SHELDON COHEN...... Compoelng Menager ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... Praaaroont Manager helped make her eligible for the bond. The conclusion; Jackson is almost certainly excitement in which they really believe that while thousands cheered and the band played REDIT Friday Night, 5:00 to 9:00 Only utistbppable, at least for the vice presidential JEANNE a. FROMERTH...... Circulation Manager Jackson not only will win in Atlanta but go on to “ Happy Days Are Here Again.” » - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, April 22, 1988 10 - MAI 198S ' MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, April 22, 1988 — 9 WEEKEND Cakare Cues

Put your stamp on It Sundogs and canals Gone up in smoke which flourished from the Jazz M66n A stamp show, MANPEX ’U, will be held What are sundogs? Why are there canals on ROCHESTER, N Y. (AP) - In Age to the Jet Age, as a social and Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m, to 5 p.m. at Mars? These and other questions are explored in a the history of English literature, fashion photographer, as a cari­ Intraven- deathbed recantations have con­ caturist, as designer of sets and Manchester High School. The show is sponsored by show called "Astronomical Anomalies” at the 1.100- the Manchester Philatelic Society. Admission is signed important works to the costumes for stage and screen mmed to Copernican Planetarium and Science Center, on free. For more information, call 289-8313. flames, says J. W. Johnson, productions, including “ My Fair lilligram the Central Connecticut State University campus in professor of English at the Lady” and "Gigi.” minutes, New Britain. Shows are Friday and Saturday University of Rochester. After its New York showing, the M06- I icision to A bloody wedding evenings at 8; 30. Admission is $2.50 general, $1.80 The autobiography of Samuel retrospective, which is sponsored )e Jointly for senior citizens and children 5 to 12, and free to Johnson disappeared that way, so by Loumay Sensitive Skincare. I medical "Blood Wedding," by Federico Garcia Lorca, those under 5. Weather permitting, audience that scholars today are deprived will be shown at the Montreal, will be presented by the Theatre Department at members are invited to cjimb to the observatory of the private recollections of this Canada, Museum of Fine Arts led their Central Connecticut State University this weekend. after the show and view the stars. 18th-century man of letters. Nov. 3-Feb. 5, 1989; at the San drug an Another great loss, Johnson Diego Museum of Art, Feb.- Performances will be tonight and Saturday at 7:30. I^IOO- ys, while The performance will be in University Theater, says, were works by the Earl of March 1989; and at the New mtinuous Administration Building, Stanley Street, New The wind comes sweeping Rochester — a poet, playwright, Orleans Museum of Art in late iveraged 1989. Britain. Admission is $5 for students and senior "Oklahoma,." where the wind comes sweeping libertine and Intimate of Charles II. As he faced death, the earl i.roo- citizens, $7 general. down the plain, will be presented this weekend and ig group repented his rakish past. His 14 as much next by the Manchester Gilbert and Sullivan family therefore destroyed his A grant for Monet atients. Early music heard Players. Performances are tonight, April 29 and 30 impious account of court in­ 1 not de- at 8 p.m., Saturday at 2 p.m. and 8p.m., at East trigues — something that today BOSTON (AP) — The Museum ction, no The University of Connecticut's Collegium Catholic High School. Admission is $8 general, would be invaluable to historians of Fine Arts says it has been lent re­ Musicum will present a concert of 16th century children and senior citizens $4. of the Restoration Period. awarded a $1.4 million grant by Advt rug after English music on Sunday evening at 8; IS. The Digital Equipment Corp. in sup A HAR 'hapman concert will be in Von der Mehden Recital Hall, on port of the international exhihi tion "Monet in the 90s” citing t the Storrs campus of UConn. The group performs Pull, push and lift >avld Kool/Manchester Heralo Beaton retrospective )f drugs The exhibition is to be mounted reportt on the viol, cometto, recorder, crumhom and A class on a type of dancing called “ contact GETTING INTO CHARACTER — Ted Wohlsen, a Anthology.” Performances are tonight and Saturday in NEW YORK (AP) - “Cecil on the eve of the centennial of the earnini rolonged sackbut. The performance is free. terminal choreography" will be offered Saturday evening at librarian from West Hartford, creates the character of the Lowe Program Center at 8 p.m. There will be a Beaton: A Retrospective Exhibi­ height of the artist’s achieve yeara( . It would 6:30 at Mason Hall, 11S. Main St., West Hartford. Harvey Williams during a rehearsal for the Manchester matinee for students and senior citizens at 2 p.m. tion,” organized by the Barbican ment. It will bring together for Thee :hat lasts And all that jazz The instructor will be John Marinelli, who teaches Community College production of “Spoon River Saturday. Art Gallery, London, is being the first time a large sampling of reportt cases of at Trinity College. This type of dance involves BU G G ED — Tansy shown in two parts at the Fashion Monet’s series paintings, includ a share pulling, pushing, lifting and controlled falling. The Institute of Technology and at the ing the famous “ Haystacks." P compa The Buddy DeFranco-Terry Gibbs Quintet will )ntroIled class, which costs $8, is offered in conjunction with Hunt hams it up - Grey Art Gallery and Study “ Poplars” and “ Rouen share. present a concert Sunday at 7 p.m. at the Holiday Center, New York University, Cathedral.” studied Inn of Hartford. DeFranco holds the record of Dance Hartford's weekly freestyle dances, held at with a dead Adve Mason Hall from 8:30 p.m. to midnight each ‘Spoon Rivei^ personal and direct through April 23. The exhibition is slated to open rm pain winning 20 "Downbeat Magazine" awards, nine tarantuia at an period :ery. But Saturday. Beaton (1904-1980) had a career in February 1990. “ Metronome” magazine awards and 16 “ Playboy” to$I.8i St large- exhibition of spid­ all-star awards, as the nation’s top Jazz clarinetist. Edgar Lee Bowlen and Shay have taken stories composed, arranged and "Liki jng-term ers and insects in Masters’ great pains to present each Advest ne, asso- Admission is $10, at the door. It is sponsored by the In bloom at museum played on acoustic guitar and Hartford Jazz Society. Belteviiie, Ontario. “ Spoon River citizen in an interesting and dulcimer by Steve Nystrup. A bit experi( ■ology at What flowers bloomed in a colonial garden? Anthology” is provocative manner, although at • Special!. . .This weekend at • since It nati. The tarantula is Center Stage more voal power is needed by 19 You’ll find out on Sunday afternoon, at a lecture by crammed full times some of the capabilities of LaCroi : because some of the , in the early Joyce Trainer, called "Simples and Worts — the one of more than of American the actors were stretched by their executi [| safely Chorale sings Sunday Robert T. Donnelly pieces, to rise above the strong Z ______i Plants of the Fliritans.” She will speak at the history, social multiple roles. rug they 500 In a collection music line. statem On Sunday at 4 p.m., the New Britain Chorale Manchester Historical Museum, 126 Cedar St., In anthropology, The characters include the )ut over- touring Ontario. “ Spoon River Anthology” has a : P a p a l d i n d s 1 Adve will present Vivaldi's "Dixit Dominus,” Bach's conjunction with the "Quilts and Flowers” show. business Purkapiles — he of the wandering great deal of provocative mate­ a netwc "Cantata 79," and Schubert’s "Magnificat.” The The show includes 60 quilts, with flower AP photo ethics, patrio­ heart and eye, she of the forgiling s of the rial that is as relevant today as it central concert will be at Holy Cross Church on tic Jingoism, nature. There is Dora Williams, V any large round or itted for arrangements provided weekly by the Manchester was when Masters first penned it. Farmington Avenue in New Britain. Admission is Garden Club. Admission is free to members of the adultery, child the temptress milliner, and Aner The Theatre Wing production # thick pan pizza ijournal. free. This group includes 110 singers from 48 molestation, religious and racial Spanish-American wars. They York to Manchester Historical Society, $1 for guests. Marine concert Saturday April showers bring ‘Rain’ Clute, who “ led the life” in big justifies its revival. $ ^ 5 9 * 53 p 1 bigotry, sophisticated sexual atti­ speak from their final resting A with 2 toppings research churches. The chorale is accompanied by a cities. There is Tom Merritt, the M N o ® 26-piece orchestra. The Manchester Association for Retarded The stage version of the film classic, "Singin’ in tudes (as well as their repres­ place. victim of young lust and a willing "Spoon River Anthology” may DAN from the C o u p o n s Symphony in Newington Citizens will sponsor a Marine Corps Band concert the Rain,” opens at Coachlight Dinner Theatre in sions), murder, arson, suicide, As arranged and directed by wife. be seen today and Saturday at 8 # Thursd at Manchester High School on Saturday evening at East Windsor tonight. This romantic musical homicide, love and lust. Clark Bowlen and Barbara Shay, The production is enhanced by p.m. There will be a student and • - 4 PM Till C lo s in g - A llow ed ^ 53 perci The Hartford Symphony Orchestra will present a We like peanut butter 8. The tickets, which are $5 each, may be comedy, by Betty Comden and Adolf Green, takes The current production by the Masters’ work is made very the incidental music that introdu­ senior citizen performance at 2 higher; community concert on Sunday at 8 p.m. at purchased at Tommy’s Pizza, the MARC Bakery place in Hollywood in the 1920s, during the Manchester Community Col­ personal and direct by the amphi­ ces or underscores many of the p.m. Saturday. materi; The Manchester-based children’s singing group, Newington High School. Tickets for this concert, n and the Manchester Senior Citizens’ Center. transition from silent films to talkies. It features . lege’s Theatre Wing, “ Spoon theater seating arrangement, busines "Peanutbutteijam,” will present a music and which features Beethoven’s seventh symphony, are Reservations may be made by calling the River” is an enthusiastic, if and the presence of the actors The I puppetry program Sunday at 1 p.m. at the tap dancing. Jazz, and such popular songs as "You only $2. These community concerts are shorter and Manchester Workshop, 646-5718. All proceeds will Are My Lucky Star,” and of course, "Singin’ in the sometimes uneven, production. among the audience. net ince Willimantic Rotary Club's International Festival. less formal than standard orchestral concerts. Masters lets us know how he go to MARC programs. Rain.” Performances are Wednesday through The cast is continually in share, 1 The festival will be in the Windham High School They feature a talk by musical director Michael feels about foreign wars as the Featuring: Sunday evenings, with weekend matinees. To motion, interracting directly with 51 cents cafeteria, 355 High St., Willimantic. The festivai Lankester. After the concert, there will be a answer to a domestic economic B risk of reserve tickets, call 522-1266. the au(iience as they plead their The c will feature foreign foods, crafts and reception where members of the audience may Drove my Chevy... depression; moral turpitude fold, re­ individual cases or passionately 16 perci entertainment, from 10a.m. to4 p.m., Saturday meet the conductor and musicians. among the clergy; Justice as the sarr said the and Sunday. More than 100 original and restored classic rendered by a diminutive Jurist; explain what induced, or drove Indian fast is planned them, to their particular crimes The c test that Chevrolets, from touring cars and cabriolets to and the manners and morals of an or inciiscretions. plastics partner Israelis to perform sports cars and trucks, will be displayed Sunday at Vasantotsava, the Indian festival of spring, wili American society born of ) lessens Carter Chevrolet, 1229 Main St. The Southern New times b Something old The Inbal Dance Theater of Israel returns to be celebrated Saturday from 7 to 11p.m. at Sage rebellion. There is an enormous amount England Region of the Vintage Chevrolet Club of Park Junior High School, Sage Park Road, Masters presents these atti­ of material in the two acts, and 2 crisis, t nd that The third annual Old House Fair, sponsored by Hartford this weekend, after an 18-year absence, America will have its Ali-Chevolet Antique Car Windsor. There wiil be a program of Indian music tudes and ideas through the toward the end of the evening, buildini gns may the Hartford Architecture Conservancy, will be and will perform Saturday evening at the Greater Meet. Admission is free. A special feature this year and dancing, Indian snack foods, games and films. characters of generations of some of the characters are of en they presented this weekend at the American School for Hartford Jewish Community Center, 335 wili be a 1932 Chevrolet BA Confederate Coupe, A donation of $7 per adult Is requested, to be paid at residents of Spoon River, who less-than-riveting interest, even e u o l Liter d fewer the Deaf, North Main Street, West Hartford. There Bloomfield Ave., West Hartford. For almost 40 owned by Art Shorts. It is one of only seven the door. Those under 16 will be admitted free. This lived there between the years though the company does not another will be exhibitors showing old house rehabilitation, years, the Inbal Dancers have been captivating WASl Chevrolets which are entered in the 1988 Great is sponsored by Volunteers in Service to Education after the Revolutionary and reduce its attack on the material. ourtship woodtuming, stained glass restoration, and the audiences all over the world with pageantry, prograi American Race, from California to Boston. in India, with proceeds going to help children in Featuring (ver. costumes, music and dance. The performance will and ma location of historic hardware. Special guests are India. who is Clem Labine and Patricia Pore, founder and editor begin at 9 p.m. Margaritas ensure lance of of "The Old House Journal.” Student exhibit opens 2 increas reduces Bridgeport native Steaks Speeches will cover designing period landscapes, Call the Manchester Herald report 1 much as Work by students of Manchester Community In romantic Germany identifying architectural styles, the post-Victorian Recital is Sunday Intern: with the College will hang In the school’s Newspace Gallery Seafood house, maintaining what you’ve got, and more. Frank Nichols will present his film, "Romantic “ Ecc ( with a Tenor Wayne Rivera will pre.sent a recital on beginning tonight. The gallery, in the Lowe savors TV success Advertising Dept, to There will be demonstrations of wall decorations, Germany,” at Bushnell Memorial Hall in Hartford & Michig dy said. Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m. at Drew Hall of the Building, wiil display student painting, drawing, graining, floor cloths and tinsel painting. tonight and Saturday at 8, and Sunday at 2 and 5 advertise your weekend news c this is Asylum Hill Congregational Church. Hartford. design, lettering, sculpture and ceramics. Soprano By Steve Feica with the success of the sketches." Food From South Admission is $5, and a ticket is good for two days. p.m. Those who take this armchair Journey will see For« ention to Rivera has toured 26 countries and has been Marsha Hogan and pianist Charles Gigliotti will The Associated Press he said. Children under 10 may be admitted free. Bring the 15th century houses of Frankfurt, and the specials here! of the Border and otl 9 impor- resident tenor in Aaschen. West Germany, and the perform songs from the American musical theater. Nealon says the present cast ilephone photographs of your home and professionals will dream castles of King Ludwig II. Tickets are compu Lucerne Opera in Switzerland Tickets will be $5, A reception will follow the program in the gallery. WESTPORT — Kevin Nealon has been compared to that in the answer questions. between $3.25 and $5 each. They may be purchased OPEN EVERY NIGHT far ren available at the door. The program is free and open to the public. got the idea early on that his shows early years when it fea­ by calling 246-6807. future wasn’t in marketing. He tured superstars-to-be John Belu- 643-2711 putting •couldn’t sell himself to prospec- shi. Chewy Chase and Dan The; 429-1900 longer Itive employers. Ackroyd. (Rt. 32, Mansfield) Cinema • Nealon. currently a cast " I think everybody still re­ job,an -member of NBC’s “ Saturday members them and we can never could i CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR ^Night Live, "got a “ no thank you” replace them, but now they teamiA HARTFORD Rockv Horror Picture Show (R) Fri and ■Response to .'>0 resumes he sent out realize that and they’re taking the i* CIntma City — The Fox and the Fri 5:30, 7:45, 9:45, IJ; Sat 1, 3:15, 5:30, Featuring -J V’ J. Weekend Specials Sat midnight. — Heavy Metal (R) Fri 7:45, 9:45,1J; Sun 1,3:15,5:30,7:45,9:45. ^or marketing jobs shortly after show for what it’s worth now,” he Hound (G) FrI-Sun 1. — The Lost and Sat midnight. — Kentucky Fried Emperor (PG) FrI-Sun 6:^0, 10. — — Return to Snowy River, Part II (PG) Margaritas Movie (R) Fri and Sat midnight. Sat and Sun 1J:45, 3. — Bright Lights, -graduating from Sacred Heart said. Moonstruck (PG) FrI-Sun 1:15, 3:45, WINNING CARRIER One thing that has changed is • Shrimp Scampi ...... *9.25 4:50,9: JO. — Au Revoir les Entonts (PG) Big City (R) Fri and Sat 5:15, 7:30, 9:45, ZUniversity in Fairfield. Steaks FrI-Sun 1:45, 4:15, 7:10, 9:40. — The VERNON IJ; Sun 5:15, 7:30, 9:45. — The Last Z It was time to consider a career the thrust of the satire, he said. Cine 1 A J — Police Academy 5 (PG) Emperor (PG-13) Fri 4:15, 8, 11; Sat 1, Shrimp Fettuccine Alfredo...... ^8.95 Ha Unbearable Lightness of Being (R) FrI TDove even before starting a ” It’s harder to get away with Seafoo(d and Sat 1:M, 4:30,9:50; Sun 1:30,5, B:15. Fri 7,9:15; Satand Sun 1:30,3:15,5:15. — 4:15, 8, 11; Sun 1, 4:15, 8. Shoot to KIM (PG) Frl-Sun9:15. — Good ^career. Nealon, a Bridgeport things than it was in the original & • Mixed Seafood Fradlavolo over HnouM... <8.25 ■AST HARTFORD Morning, Vietnam (R) Fri 7:10, 9:40; jiative, said he “ knocked around years. The censors are much Bv John ■ostwood Fub A CIntma — Good Sot and Sun J, 4:30, 7:10, 9:40. Wayne Coulombe Foo(d From South The Assc Morning, Vietnam (R) Fri ond Sat 7, Uor about a year” before deciding more strict and the things that • Veal Francaise...... •8.25 9;JO; Sun 7:15. Second Annual make his move into comedy. are taboo are usually drugs. You of the Border WEST HARTFORD is a Manchester Herald ” 0 • Veal M arsala...... NEW V Poor Richards Pub and Cinema — — Good Morning Vietnam Z "1 realized that I wanted to do can’t do anything on drugs now <8.25 Good Morning, Vietnam (R) Fri and Sat Elm 1 A 3 sumers a 7:30, 9:30, 1J; Sun 7:30, 9:30. (R) Fri 7, 9:30; Sat an dSun J, 4:15, 7, CAR RAFFLE “Winning Carrier”. Wayne Zstandup (comedy) or at least try unless it’s in a positive way. And 9:30. — Broadcast News (PG-13) Fri 7, • Chicken Caccatorl...... •6.95 Sbewcost Cinemas 1-9 — Casual Sex 3t and see California. So I drove religion can be touchy and of monthly (R) Fri and Sat 1J:J0, J:J0, 4:J0, 7:15, 9:30; Sot and Sun J, 4:15, 7, 9:30. 1988 LINCOLN has earned a *100 OPEN EVERY NIGHT beengrov 9:30, 11:J0; Sun 1J:J0, J:J0, 4:J0, 7:15, out there, worked a lot of course anything to do with child 9:30. — The Unholy (R) Fri and Sat TOWN CAR scholarship bond by Manpower jobs, temporary jobs. abuse.” LA STRADA Restaurant same tim 1J:50, J:50, 4:50, 7:40, 10, 1J:10; Sun WILLIMANTIC 429-1900 This (K DRAWING -Then I worked as a department With the success of the show 471 H.rtl.fd « « m « » 1J:50, J:50, 4:50, 7:40, 10. — Bright Jlllfon Sduare Clnemn — Casual Sex gaining new customers (Rt. 32. Mansfield) loped for Lights, Big City (R) Fri and Sat Sat IJ, (R) Fri 5:30, 7:45, 9:45, IJ; Sat 1, 3:15, Sat., May , 9:30 PM .^tore Santa Claus for a couple of and Nealon’s continuing role in it, 4: J5,8:J0,10: JO, 1J:10; Sun IJ, 4: J5,8:J0, 5:30, 7:45,9:45,1 J; Sun 1,3:15, 5:30,7745, 7 and maintaining a great months and then Just started one would assume that all is well, conseque 10:10. — Stand ond Deliver (PG) 9:45. — Biloxi Blues (PG-13) Fri 5:15, •100 DONATION economis FrI-Sun J, 4:30.. — Bad Dreams (R) Fri 7:30,9:45,IJ; Sat 1J:45,3,5:15,7:30,9:45, service record on his hitting the open-mike nights and but that’s not how he sees it. and Sat 1, 3, 5,7:30, 9:45, 11:45; Sun 1,3, IJ; Sun 1J:45, 3, 5:15, 7:30, 9:45. — Manchaatar Ladga the showcases.” Nealon, 34. said ” I don’t feel like I’m a success. T h e H o m e s t e a d Hartford Road Cafe determin S, 7:30, 9:45. — Biloxi Blues (PG-13) Fri Beetlelulce (PG-13) Fri 5:15, 7:30, 9:45, paper route. A fining dining experience uiHh a country antique flair. 9 conseque Jn a recent interview. I Just feel that this is another job and Sat IJ, J:15,4:30, 7:35,10,1J:10; Sun IJ; Sot 1, 3:30, 5:15, 7:30, 9:45, IJ; Sun 1, of Elks • 646-9262 Grecian Chicken a r a n e Here is IJ, J:15,4:30, 7:35, 10. — Above the Law 3:30, 5:15, 7:30, 9:45.— The Unholv (R) ; Open-mike nights and show- that could be pulled away from 9aal««4 Qiicien in aliva oil a«4 (R) Fri and Sat 1J:30, J:30, 4:30, 7:30, He works hard and is a me,” he said. wiM «rHli ahvM br4 mrftn a Payb 9:50, 11:50; Sun 1J;30, J:30, 4:30, 7:30, Hcases are for would-be comics to Serving our Famous rtea pUd. 9:50. — Beetlelulce (PG) Fri and Sot fine representative of the 3ione their skills in front of Not downplaying where he is at Iment loa 1J:30, J:35, 4:40, 7:J5, 9:40, 11:40; Sun ^audiences, usually for little or no this stage of his career, Nealon Brunch from 10:30-1:30 Philly Steak Sandwich thus red 1J:30, J:35, 4:40, 7:J5, 9:40. — The Manchester Herald. Wayne QitfW eiM airtein 8(aak with frUd A p m m m ments. T Seventh Sign (R) Fri J:40, 4:40, 7:45, MANCHESTER FIRE DEPARTMENT ■pay. says he’s always open to other 9iariford Ugad C a f t Call for reservationB, 423-3540 eeiom S faffira oa laaM feiaiB ^ 7 • O 10:10,1J:10; Sat 4:40, 7:45, 10:10, 1J:10; saves half of the money he Nealon said he landed a Job options that have opened up with lalteM. iMMio a FreMk.friM. 4 ties, whic Sun 4:40,7:45,10:10. — Return to Snowy interest i River Part II (PG) Fri 1J:10, Satand Sun earns and spends the 'bartending at The Improvisation. through his visibility on SNL and HOURS; Lunch: Tuat. • Fri. 11*4 4eeommodatians for any octmion oMiUoMe. Eighth Utilities District Dinner: Tuat.-Thura. 5-9 PM / Fri. A Sal. 5*10 PM especiall] 1J:40, J:40. ;one of the more prestigious the comedy circuit. Lunch Served other half on special treats He says he may move toward Sun. Brunch 10:30-1:30. Dinner 3-9 PM market. MANCHESTER comedy clubs in Los Angeles that from 11:00*5:00 motion pictures a bit more. He SUNDAY BRUNCH a Inter UA Theaters East — Good Morning, Celebrates 100 Years for himself and his family. •has launched the careers of many Dinner from 5:00-10:00 pm Vietnam (R) FrI-Sun J, 4:J0, 7, 9:40. — j)f today’s top-flight comedians. had a small part in the recent ll:3 0 -2 ;3 0 considere Three Men and a Baby (PG) FrI-Sun The Manchester Fire Department Eighth movie "Roxanne” and says he 1960s, ai J:15,4:30, 7:15,9:30.— Police Academy Wayne would like to thank : “ So I got to hang around that 50 Higgins Highway (Rte. 31) ^ 5 ^ .3 7 8 Hartford Road, Manchester, CT 5 (PG ) FrI-Sun J:J0, 4:J0, 7:30, 9:J0. — Utilities District is celebrating 100 years of Vhole atmosphere and meet a lot might like to write a screenplay. than they his new customers who service in 1988. To start off this celebration a •o! the comedians. Then I quit that On occasion he returns to the Mansfield ■ 456-2240 The Hom«tie«d 6 4 7 -0 4 8 9 You can I helped to make him ^nd started working on the road, comedy-club circuit as a top incurrin semi-formal ball will be held on charges f eligible to receive the ^started getting talk shows, you headliner, as he did during a MCO rh(Mt'’f Wing prf.Ti'nt'. know, bit parts here and there,” recent four-day stint at the a Homi May 14th, 1988 *100 bond. Nealon said, summarizing the Treehouse Cafe in Westport. Last developec iiecade since graduation. summer he and two other SNL years, al Spoon River at La Renaissance Ballroom He really likes his route Nealon is now in his second cast members, Dana Garvey and buy almoi Dennis Miller, toured large theat­ credit — from 6:30 p.m. - 1:00 a.m. Reason with SNL, and he credits and enjoys delivering the both the cast and the producer for ers in a series of one-night deduction Anthoiogy There will be dinner and dancing to the paper. reviving the biting edge of performances. Moreov comedy and satire that was the “ I prefer the one-nighters ... home equ April 20 - 23 • 8PM sounds of The Guardsmen Orchestra — ;hallmark of the late night show in but these (smaller clubs) are rates on Also Sat., April 23 • 2PM *125/couple. Wayne Coulombe accepte his *100 echolarehlp ‘4he past. always good, because it allows credit lir you to try new things and the largely b( M.'indioslor Community Colloge bond from Qerllnde Colletti of the Mancheeter . "Well, last year the ratings This celebration is a fund-raiser for the Grand 'skyrocketed and the orginal intimacy of it is always helpful for inflation I’roqmm Conlor Finale Parade & Convention in September, For Herald circulation departmant. producer was back, Lome Mi­ coming up with new material,” some buy 00 gf’iH-r.il ,iflrTii;.'.ii)i, further ticket information please call chaels. I think Just having him Nealon said. "But I don’t think I into debt. ‘i'i’ '>0 ’.IlKlf.-iif. would hold up very long if I had to The siti li>lomi,iii()M 60*13 do this like I was before, working one factoi everybody writes, so that helped on the road.” expected I 12 — MA 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. April 22. 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. April 22, 1988 — 11 1 8 -9 Rei BUSINESS Tandy announces first at t MARKET REPORT s le Jazz erasable compact disk REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES lialand a cari- The V ;ts and By Peter Coy ture Thor CD equipment, but would also Hale eler screen The Associated Press license other companies to make it. Featuring: -< complete [y Fair Some day the invention might jdeld the Century 21 Lindsey Real Estate te m ^ r, 1 N E W Y O R K — Tandy Corp. says it plans company "hundreds of millions of dollars” Century 21 Epstein Realty the biddii Ing.the to sell the first erasable-recordable a year In profits from sales and royalties, U&R REALTY CO. 519 Center St. Bowers msored compact disk, an announcement that John Roach, Tandy’s chairman and chief won’t be angered the recording industry, which j T Iff/ 543 North Main St, O n lu ii^ Manchester incare, executive, said at a New York news = 2 1 . in iatc also announced Thursday it will introduce working on similar products. The New Municipa Eflch ofllce lndep«nA to two years and for data about a year technology,” said ’Tim Bajarin, an analyst NEW TO THE MARKET. contract, •ant by Advest reports plunge kitchen, living room with bay win­ after that, once recording and playback with Creative Strategies in Santa Clara, Move-In condition 3 bedroom,, awarded in S lip - 1'A both attached Wllllomt-. dow and fireplace plus large fam­ HARTFORD — The Advest Group Inc., devices are built. The Thor CD could also Calif. ily room, bright and beautiful Replaci exhibi be played — although not recorded on — in burg Colonial. Well maintained' A citing the recent stock market decline, has Tandy said it will be selling its Tandy end unit with loroe rooms and leading to patio, Bar-B-Que and Verplanc standard compact disk players, Tandy 5000 MC in volume by July, a few months MANCHESTER - A good sound Investment in this 4 ountcd reported a 49 percent plunge in second quarter plenty ot closet space. MANCHESTER - Newer listing, lovely 9 room Cape, top of the line heated pool and and shou' said. before Dell Computer Corp. of Austin, hot tubi i1 of the earnings compared with the similar period a 1st floor family room with skylights. Completely 4 Duplex. Like new inside and out, now floors, weeks. P "W e’re always concerned about technol­ chieve year ago. Texas, the only other company that has new kitchen with built-in, finished rec room with ceilings, etc. Oversized 2 car garage, large lot, quiet spring v; ogies that threaten to enable consumers to announced a PS-2 "clone.” tier for The diversified financial services company street, asking *195,000. have heel infringe on copyrights,” said Trlsh Hei- Tandy officials said their new computer wood stove, 20x40 inground pool - all for *172,900. oling of reported net income of $2.6 million, or 25 cents MANCHESTER *152* tos from mers, spokeswoman for the Recording was covered by a patent cross-licensing and begi includ- a share, for the quarter ended March 31 So. Windsor «182J00 Industry Association of America. agreement with IBM , although certain NEWLY LISTED. LovelySbed- i "BRAND NEW LISTING ” Terrific wall of thi lacks." compared with $5,1 million, or 49 cents a expanded Cape, 8 rooms, 3 BR's, The association has fought digital audio PS-2 patents that may be issued to IB M in room Raised Ranch, loroe addition. t O 11 c ti share, in the quarter ending March 31,1987. den, office, formal dining room, P P country kitchen, V/t baths, L- U&R REALTY CO. tape, or D A T, technology that would allow the future are still subject to negotiations. Subcon Advest said earnings for the six-month shoped family room, new car­ expanded basement, covered pa­ to open people to make high-quality recordings at Tandy stock rose $2.62‘/4 a share to $45.75 tio, garage and convenient loca­ cleaning period were down 77 percent, from $7.9 miiiion home. peting, large deck on quiet cul- Thursday on the New York Stock de-sac. Call for details. 643-2692 tion on quiet streetl Priced to sell. Nathan to$I.8million. Tandy said it would not only manufac- Exchange. Robert D. Murdock, Realtor pressure "Like most firms in the brokerage industry. ture. Phil Advest Inc., our broker dealer subsidiary, has > also be m experienced declines in commission income >- -0 = ■< work and since the events of last October." Anthony A House OKs trade bill; n i . ’ 1 9 m a including LaCroix. the firms chairman and chief I f El lavatory ( executive officer, said in a prepared be com pi I statement. now it’s up to Senate REAL E S T A T E SERVICES •regetbM "We e Advest. with headquarters in Hartford, has 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 schools n a network of 75 offices in the eastern and By Mike Robinson repeal of the windfall oil profits tax to opens up i central United States. The Associated Press sizeable agricultural subsidies. But W( CONDO’S REAL ESTATE Bowers, : WASHINGTON — Legislation overhaul­ A key vote in the House came just before •71,900 MANCHESTER - Convenient location. One bedroom originally 53 percent profit hike ing Am erica’s trade laws is headed for the roll call on final passage, when unit close to busline and shopping. 647-8000 985 Main Street, Manchester high and i lawmakers voted 253-167 against a move bly won’t DANBURY — Union Carbide Corp. on quick Senate action after rolling through •05,000 MANCHESTER - CHFA, FHA approved. Immaculate the House with more than the two-thirds by Minority Leader Robert H. Michel, weeks. PI Thursday reported if.s first-quarter profit rose one bedroom end unit In quiet complex with many majority needed to override a threatened R-Ill., to send the measure back to amenities. “ I don’t 53 percent because of increased volume, presidential veto. conference committee with orders to drop for schoo •98,900 MANCHESTER - Two bedroom Townhouse ot reason­ Manchester higher selling prices and relatively stable raw “ I sincerely hope that will not be the plant-closings provision. Condo - *65,900. said. material prices in the chemicals and plastics able price. Pool, exercise room and convenient loca­ necessary, that in the end the president On the final vote on the bill itself, the tion. Super Buy! Spacious and bright The ger 1st floor one bedroom Condo with business. will sign the bill,” Senate Finance hefty House margin reflected concern in $3.5 mini The Danbury-ba.sed chemical giant reported •99,900 MANCHESTER - CHFA, FHA approved. Immaculate open layout. Dining area, living Committee Chairman Lloyd Bentsen, Northeastern states over import competi­ MANCHESTER - One of the best buys is this lovely 8 room, separate front and back schools is net income was $101 million, or 75 cents a one bedroom end unit at desirable Beacon Hill. Com­ Co. of Ver D-Texas, said after the 312-107 House vote tion and perhaps election-year reluctance pletely done over with new bathroom and all now appli­ room Colonial situated on Tuck Road here in entrance for lota of privacy!! Lo­ share, for the first quarter from $66 million, or Thursday in favor of the measure. to fight anything billed as sharpening the vely backyard. All of this and it's base bid ances. ■■ lot ■ 51 cents a share, in the .same period in 1987. Senate Majority Leader Robert C. Byrd, U.S. edge in global markets. Manchester. Large 1st floor family room, enclosed DESIRABLE AREA centrally located to 384. bus lines Bowers a •109,900 MANCHESTER - CHFA, FHA approved. New listing at and shopping! The company said sales for the quarter rose D-W.Va., told reporters he plans to start sun room, front to back living room, 3 bedrooms, 2 Vinyl sided 7 room Colonial in family neighborhood. 3 Both bids i On the roll call, 244 Democrats backed Beacon Hill. Two bedroom top unit In excellent condi­ the archi 16percent to$l.95billion from $1.6billion in debate today and shoot for final passage tion. Fully appllanced kitchen. fireplaces, baths, many nice features, quick bedrooms, I'/i baths, newer carpeting. Central vac, the bill and two opposed it. Reps. Richard leave onl; the same period last yea r. early next week. A. Gephardt, D-Mo., said it should go occupancyl Only *232,900. covered deck and wrap-around, open deck. Full, finished The current upswing in the chemicals and Byrd again warned that an administra­ •122,500 MANCHESTER - Five and one half room, one and one Manchester gency funi further and include something similar to half bath, Townhouse located at secluded Beechwood basement. Fully insulated. »175,000. plastics industry is unprecedented in recent tion favorite — the pending free-trade Condo - *74,900. Work or his amendment to roll back Japanese trade Complex. Very private and very quiet easy access to C H FA , F H A approved super end the correc times because it is not driven by an energy- agreement to phase out tariffs between the 1-384. surpluses. Rep. Robert J. Mrazek, D-N.Y., 'Putting You 1st Is 2nd Nature To U s!” unit condo! This spacious 1 bed­ ^ code viola! crisis. high inflation, or major inventory United States and Canada — could get said the bill contained too much room condo with large walk-ln 2 2 •109,900 SOUTH WINDSOR - Beautiful Dorchester unit at entangled in any Reagan veto. REALTY CO. closet. In beautiful condition - larger cl building, said Chairman Robert D. Kennedy protectionism. There has been talk in the Senate of a Strawbridge Complex. Four and one half rooms, one STRANO REAL ESTATE owner moving to Florida - your that had to Sixty-eight Republicans voted for the bill and one half baths, full basement, garage. Unit shows 156 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER. CT gain! renovatior Literacy Is refined filibuster to stall the agreement. But Sen. like model with much upgrading throughout. 643-2692 Max Baucus, D-Mont, said Thursday night and 105 opposed it. There were heavy of a stairc W A SH IN G TO N — States must provide new that it "is clear that there are at least 60 defections among New York, New Jersey Robert D. Murdock, 'Realtor CALL TODAY - 647-SOLD” rfe i water in c programs for blue-collar workers in computer votes to stop the filibuster.” and Pennsylvania Republicans. - FREE MARKET EVALUATION — schools. and math, broadening old notions of literacy to Reagan said Thursday that he will veto The lawmakers spent most of the ensure workers can compete in an the bill if it arrives on his desk with a afternoon leading up to the vote arguing REALTY WORLD increasingly technological economy, says a provision to require all but the smallest over the plant-closings provision. Fiano Realty Co. P o l i c 2 (203) 646-7700 73 WttI C«nl«r Sirtot 2 “ This amendment is obviously a non- report by the state of Michigan and employers to give 60-day notice of plant C a ^ U J B*noM/Frdchtttt AiRociMlea Mancheilor, C T 06040 germane, counterproductive hitchhiker International Business Machines Corp. closings and large-scale layoffs. OF^HOMES that’s going to get this bill vetoed,” Rep. 646-5200 “ Economic change has redefined literacy," Business groups have fought the plant- W E G B T RESULTS closings provision on grounds it would dry William Frenzel, R-Minn., said. "We can Two fa Michigan Gov, Blanchard said Thursday at a up capital for investment, frighten off exorcize this demon.” “A DIVISION OF THOMAS A. BENOIT ENTERPRISES” news conference releasing the report. in Park customers and cause economic stagnation. Rep. Augustus Hawkins, D-Calif., called Open House — 12-4 PM Forexample, he said, workers in auto plants MANCHESTER •106.M0 Unions are calling for the measure, saying the bill too important to get hung up on an Two I and other factories must be able to understand CompIttBly rtmodMtd 2nd Floor 2 bodroom Condo with nleo that notifying employees about to lose their issue such as plant-closing notifications. Saturday vlow ovtrlooklng oourtytrd. IncitidM ntwor kltchon ■ppllanoot, OPEN HOUSE - SAT., APRIL 23 - 1-4 PM connect computer manuals and perform other tasks jobs is the only humane thing to do. He said it ought to be viewed as a relatively AC In llvinoroom ond 2 ttflgnod parttlng tpaoM. 176 B Oakland Btroat parking far removed from traditional jobs such as In recent days the dispute over plant minor amendment because “ it is so MANCHESTER *107,900 MANCHESTER •135,900 ELLINGTON — *235,000. Ire Ea putting a nut on a bolt. modest, it has been so watered down and it 6 room • 2 bodroom Ranch Myla Condo. Appllancod kitchen In­ closings has overshadowed the center- 144 Hebron Rd., Bolton cluding microwavo. buHHn AC and boautiful atancllad walla. Beautiful, contemporary townhouse In convenient Free house for conversion to offices or residen­ Parkadi location. Sliders In living room to deck. Kitchen The report said reading and writing are no piece feafures of the bill, which would contains so many exceptions” that it Spacious 3 bedroom, 7 room Ranch on tial uta with the purchoaa of the 3.16 acrea of police s overlooks private common area with gazebo. land on which It stands *67,000 per acre In a longer sufficient skills for a worker to get a streamline the system under which the probably would not do as much as its IV4 private acrea. *232.900 prime Industrial area abutting the Ellington air­ Dougl job, and it proposed programs that any state United States aids companies threatened supporters hopted. Directions: North Main St. to Oakland St. to Oakland Tarraca Condot. port. The house Is a sound 1800 Colonial with Marlboi could use to develop the math, computer and by imports and retaliates against interna­ " I want to talk about plant openings not commarclol potantlal. The property can be charges teamwork skills of workers. tional trade violations. plant closings,” said Rep. Tom DeLay, davelopad far bayond Ha present coverage. Ideal juana. | 8 Scores of other provisions range from R-Texas. D.W.FISH for construction co.. etc. THE REALTY COMPANY phernal and inti i - y a police s 25 Lot 4, Valerie Rd., Bolton Timol 95 Has consumer debt gone too high? Diatinctive 4 Bedroom, Cualom Gintemp. was chi w/many extrai in an excluaive B e t t e r alcohol aubdiviaion. Featurea include wet bar, Policf 25 Bv John Cunniff jacusii, central air and much more! u r o m e s , sened, and confidence in the future, for example, can a couple A. Xand Gardens^ East Hartford •149,900 •335,000 % BOLTON $.000 SO. FT. PLUS ••20,000 beer in The Associated Press 25 future is bolstered by strong hope to extend their payments in Exquisite home eltuated on a beautiful 1.40 acre VERNON — *210,000. LIKE THE OUTDOORS? asked ! employment. order to lower the montly Tha location and C-10 zoning of this property, Then this 3 or 4 bedroom CAPE with a covered 10x20 deck and adjoin­ Business M irror aettlng. Ten room Cape/Ranch includee 4 or 5 ing 16x10 patio la Idaal for you! Features a kitchen with aat-ln area, fam­ parked 25 NEW YORK — American con­ burden? bedrooms, large first floor fireplaced family room with jutt one Mock from Hartmann's Supermarket, on busy Rt. 83, make this site Ideal for profseel- ily room on lower level. Window treetmente and light fixtures remain. found ir sumers are borrowing more, but The sense of security that Parque floor, new tun room with Pella wlndowa, and onl/relall uee. A home/butinaea wHh additional Workshop area on lower level. Call lor an appointment to see thaae and white p( 95 monthly repayments have not comes with a low unemployment Perhaps the most reassuring many more amenltlae - call for details. less attractive, that is, that only Income from one apartment m.lght be perfect other features of this homel Grine been growing more difficult at the rate is enhanced further by a evidence comes from the Federal D for the family juat etarting a new butineea. Small 40 percent of credit card interest of the c. same time. "liveable” inflation rates, and Reserve, often considered an Lot 28, Kim Rd., Bolton OFFICE HOWS nursery would do wall hers. is tax-deductible, vs. 100 percent 643-1591 243 Main St., Manchester, CT 06040 Grine This odd situation has deve­ expectations of higher incomes ogre on such matters. The Fed’s Brand new Carriaon Colonial, 4 Urge Dally 9:004:00 two years ago. Sat. 900-8:00 643-4616 (203) 646-7709 non-sun loped for several reasons, and the that seem to be developing after 1986 Survey of Consumer Finan­ bedrooms, 216 baths, central air, *279,000. 871-1400 Vernon Cr., Vernon, CT 0M 66 While the phasing out of this in Mane consequences of it are puzzling several years of wage stability. ces, which compared 1983 and deduction has reduced the growth A Wednes economists whose job it is to 1986 households, showed: rate of credit-card debt — to only Economic experience demon­ without determine what the potential 4.8 percent in 1987 versus 18 strates, however, that the credit court or consequences could be. a A Strong correlation between 9 percent annually from 1983 to 1986 so easily handled now can easily Here is the situation: growth of debt payments and the — many borrowers have simply become a burden in the future. Kiernan Realty ■ Payback periods on instal­ growth of household Income. III III Man inj switched to home equity loans. Economic volatility is a fact of lment loans have been extended, a Most households which were The consequences of what life. The economic climate can 1 moped thus reducing monthly repay­ heavily in debt in 1983 were less so 357 East Center Street many people feel is a too-easy an change overnight, asdramaticoil ments. The extension of maturi­ by 1986, a result of debt being paid 649-1147 A 63-yea attitude toward borrowing are price hikes — and declines — ties, which began during the high down or growth of family income. Manchester, CT 06040 SUPER TWO FAMILY MALLARD VIEW difficult to determine. since the early 1970s have axecutive 3 bedroom units, VA baths, firsplacat, was taken interest times of the 1970s, is In a prime rseldentlal location on Bridge St. Each unit Clearly, the use of credit does demonstrated. a About 83.5 percent of all appliancta, lull basement, Andsrton windows, accident o especially true in the automobile h u 2 BR't, country sized kitchen, living room - tat not instill fear in consumers as it Another troubling question is outstanding installment debt in Real Estate floor has a roc room, 2 car garage a aluminum aiding. garage. Complete price of only *149.000. Tuesday ir market. did the during the high-interest whether the longer repayment 1986 was matched by financial Call S4S-24S2 “WE'RE SELLIN G HO USESI " from his rr ■ Interest rates today, though BRAND NEW LISTING!!! Call 646-2482 "WE'RE SELLING HOUSESI” period just a few yeai’s ago. The terms are merely putting off the assets or home equity of greater This charming 6 room Cape on Benton Street hai been George ] considered high in relation to the monthly burden has been les- day of reckoning. How far into the value. nieliculously cared for. Move-in condition remodeled St. was 1 1960s, are considerably lower 647-8400 kitchen and bath, 2-3 bedroomi. fireplace with condition than they were in the late 1970s. C O V E N TR Y $195,000 woodetove. hardwood floors. • taatefully decorated Excallsnt butliMtt eppertunltyll 168 Main Street, Manchester throughout! Francis H You can buy more today without PROFITABLE autobedy, rapair Center in 1 incurring higher monthly Arctic oil drilling a step closer and uMd.7 transferrec charges for interest. aerot; building; loalt; wrtekorand cis HospI ■ Home equity loans have been butinMt Included. Cam* aut today ■i=S::i=as-| 5-sr^ WASHINGTON (AP) - Envir­ the Wilderness Society, said the potentially rich oil deposits and brine your chackbooki 11 Hospital. developed over the past few onmental groups have suffered margin of the defeat means that needed to offset growing U.S. On Tuest years, allowing homeowners to ISO’s EMILY DRIVE another defeat in their battle with the subcommittee and then the dependence on imported Can atm buy a fine home In Mancheeter. 6 rooms be one of ttM lew to enjoy this told out out-de-tec off Fern St. Hartford H buy almost any type of product on the Reagan administration and full committee will probably petroleum. Incuding a 23' living room, and 2 car garage. See It Itoklckl 8 Son bultdera ot fine homse ofler thle 9 rm., 3 bath ter Memor credit — while enjoying a tax ConMnuporary w/3 car end • plathote of sxtraa. the oil industry over opening the approve a bill to allow oil rigs into Drilling advocates won the first todayl •399.900 was treatei deduction. the refuge in Alaska. Arctic National Wildlife Refuge congressional round earlier this Call 640-2482 “WE’RE SELLING HOUSESI" Call 64S-2482 “WE’RE SELLING HOUSESI" M M H spoki Moreover, the interest costs on to petroleum development. But a major proponent of such year when the Senate Energy and VER N O N 1149,900 Police sa home equity loans is lower than legislation. Rep. Don Young, Ctiormlno Modreom Ranch on cul- ing east or The latest setback came Thurs­ Natural Resources Committee de-tac In quitt family nolehbor- rates on installment loans. The R-Alaska, said he wasn’t as day as the House Merchant voted 11-8 for a development bill hood. Largo firoplacad living room ‘WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES” near the it credit lines are bigger too — certain. “ I never count my and oot-ln fcitchan. Fully finished Marine subcommittee on fisher­ that is awaiting floor debate. SOUND AS A BELL!!! Street, whe largely because of housing price chickens until I ’ve got the bones Pending in the House subcom­ basement. Central AC. Oreot star­ THE PRICE IS RIGHT!!! moped. Thi ies and wildlife conservation and ter home on child-safe s t r ^ l Oill Thie Antaldi-buill Colonial boasts eolid conetruction inflation — thus encouraging in my mouth,” he said. mittee is a compromise plan by This fantastic home is priced to sell st *146,900! Mint Blanchard & Rossetto curb on the the environment voted 17-9 todayI throughout including plailer walls and ceilingi, 3 condition inside and out — great big kitchen and dining some buyers to go more deeply The drilling issue is a struggle bedrooms. 1.5 baths, nice big kitchen, summer porch, against putting off a congres­ full committee chairman Walter room combination, large living room wth fireplace. 3 and M urraj into debt. between environmentalists, who Jones, D-N.C., to allow phased- above-ground pool, newer driveway and roof. Martin bedrooms, brand new gorgeous bathroom, full CMitai I vehicle anc sional decision on the refuge for Schoof *239.«»0. REAL ESTATE 646-2482 The situation exists in spite of want no development, and the basement, great neighborhood near Waddell School. at least two years. leasing and development of the walk, police one factor that might have been administration and the oil indus­ refuge’s 1.5 million-acre coastal expected to make the use of credit Syd Butler, a vice president of try, which say the refuge contains plain. i le - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. April 22. 1988 — 11 Renovation Walk around mills poignant for some Section 2, Page 13 at schools Continued from pafte l By Bar hoping they wouldn’t do it,” she said. “ It “ I miss the atmosphere of the Cheneys in The At seemed inconceivable that Cheney Broth­ Friday, April 22, 1988 The company, at its height in 1923; town,” he said. “ AH that wealth in town, all ers, after being here more than 100 years, the mansions. It was really a big operation is stalled employed 25 percent of Manchester’s would move South.” NEW for them.” suppose population and had annual sales of $23 James P. Tierney, 63, of Manchester, JERUSALEM (AP) - Chant­ The Verplanck and Nathan People interested in taking the tour everyth million. The company began to lose money worked for the Cheneys in 1948. Manchester ing Palestinians in the occupied Hale elementary schools will be should park in the Cheney Hall parking lot, lot of at in 1929 and in 1937 filed for bankruptcy. would not be what it is today without the Gaza Strip hurled rocks and set - < completely renovated by ^ p - said John F. Sutherland, director of Two ‘‘When they (Stevens) first took over, Cheneys, he said. tires ablaze after Moslem pray­ Nightmare start for O ’s reaches 15 straight tem ^ r, but because of snags In Manchester Community College’s Institute fected tl most people thought it would be business as “ I don’t think it (Manchester) would have ers today to protest the slaying of the bidding process, work on the of Local History. The tour is sponsored by By Herschel NIssenson grab bi usual,’ ’ she said. However, the company been much of anything,” he said. “ They a PLO leader. Israeli troops shot ” I ’ve gotten all kinds of phone Bowers and Waddell schools me institute, the Manchester Historic The Associated Press being I laid off people, sold equipment and were quite resourceful. I don’t think the and wounded 10 Arabs, hospital calls and advice, but not many of won’t be complete by the time District Commission, and the Cheney Hall happen) dissolved departments, she said. Cheneys owed the town anything when they officials said. , A L Roundup those people can play positions,” .school opens, the Building Com­ Foundation. Where do the still-winless Balti­ claim, I While such problems passed. Fish said left.” Baltimore manager Frank Ro­ mittee chairman said today. A photography exhibit will follow the In Jerusalem, hundreds of more Orioles go from here? top IS o she never thought the company would move The Cheneys brought a certain ambiance binson said. "W e just have to Committee Chairman Paul tour. The exhibit, entitled “ Cheney Broth­ Moslem worshipers stoned Is­ Well, their next stop is Kansas “ The way things are going with “It’s I out of Manchester and move South. to the town, which has not been seen since, keep battling with this thing until Phillips gave status reports on ers was the World” , will be held at Cheney raeli police after thousands at­ City where, having set a major- this team right now, it’s ‘boom!,’ drafts,” ‘‘I knew they were serious about it. I was Tierney said. we get out of it. We need a school renovations at the commit­ Hall. tended prayers at two mosques on league record for consecutive Young, five or six pitches, and all of a well-pitched game. We need to tee meeting Thursday in the the sacred Temple Mount. Six New Y« losses at the start of a season, sudden the other team has six put some runs on the board. Municipai Building. The Charles Arabs were hit by rubber bullets they hope to stop the 15-game ody sh runs on the board and it just “ I don’t think we’ve been Jewett Corp. of Glastonbury had and five police were injured, somebtx plunge that has left them five crushes the team morale.” fouling up on fundamentals. It’s submitted a base bid of $1.56 Israel radio and witnesses said. games away from the overall The ALrecord of:20 consecutive just that we’re not performing million for Verplanck renova­ Town continues minority hiring effort American League mark for con­ losses is shared by the 1906 Boston Curfews remained in effect well. We’re not pitching well, and 000 tions and the DmC Construction secutive setbacks. today in 22 refugee camps and Red Sox and the Philadelphia today we didn’t hit. Those are two »ic- Co. submitted a base bid of Continued from page I hire one minority in the service active recruitment effort, which women and minorities to comply cities in the occupied territories, “ You can’t believe it; nobody Athletics in 1916 and 1943. The things we have to be patient with, ul9 $736,030 for the Nathan Hale maintenance category in 1986-87. can,” said Scott McGregor, the 1961 Philadelphia Phillies set the t-in includes searching for prospec­ with the federal equal employ­ affecting some 400,000 Palesti­ and hopefully players will come contract. Both contracts were minority. The same goal has been set for losing pitcher in Thursday’s 7-1 major-league mark of 23 straight. wln- ■ The town hired only one tive employees via a mailing list ment opportunity provisions ex­ nian residents. around and perform the way awarded last year. 1987-88, with the number in­ licking at the hands of the While Milwaukee was kayoing am - minority in the protective servi­ to 175 social service agencies, pressed in the 1964 Civil Rights The army also barred Arab they’re capable of performing.” Replacement of the roof on creased to two females and four Milwaukee Brewers that left the McGregor in the third inning. llful A ces, police category in 1986-87 women’s colleges, and “ any Act. residents of the territories from “ We just have to keep plugging A and Verplanck is 40 percent complete minorities by 1991. Orioles an imperfect 0-15. ” I don’t Milwaukee’s Chris Bosio stopped even though it had a goal of two organization we’ve been able to The Human Relations Commis­ entering Israei for a third away and praying and smiling and and should be done in about two ■ There was no goal set for set up contact with.” care if you were trying to lose — the Orioles on eight hits with his listed. A goal of one minority sion was created in 1973. Under straight day to try to curb and going afterthem,” McGregor weeks. Phillips said. Because of 1986-87 in the paraprofessional you couldn’t lose this many third complete game. The Orioles hiring in the department is listed To recruit for police. Parry said the Town Charter, the function of violence on the Moslem Sabbath. said. “ But it’s baseball. Don’t spring vacation, subcontractors category because there were no games even if you went out there didn’t score until the eighth for 1987-88 and three minority the town contacts colleges and the HRC is to promote equality Journalists also were banned make it into a funeral parlor. have been able to remove asbes­ anticipated vacancies. For 1987- and didn’t even give a damn.” inning. It was only Baltimore’s hirings by 1991. universities that have a reasona­ and improved relations between from entering most parts of the You’ve got to laugh. You’ve got to tos from the school boiler room 88, the goal is to hire one minority ble minority population and that all racial, ethnic, religious and territories, occupied by Israel Baltimore was out of it early 29th run in the 15 losses. The 62* ■ The town did not meet a goal have fun. You can’t afford to take and begin removing the north and for 1991, the goal istohiretwo offer programs that apply to the sexual groups in town. As an since 1967. when the Brewers scored six Orioles have been held to one run rifle to hire one minority in the it seriously or it’ll you give you wail of the school for the proposed minorities. jobs that would need to be filled. advisory commission to the About 200 Palestinian youths times in the third inning, capped five times and shut out three R ’s . protective services, fire depart­ ulcers.” om, P addition. While there is no “ watchdog” Parry also said that town Board of Directors, it can make emerged from noon prayers at by Bill Schroeder’s two-run times. P ment category. The goal for Athletics 6, White Sox 3 pa- Subcontractors have begun group overseeing appropriate officials participate in college recommendations but has no the A1 Omari mosque in Gaza homer. The Brewers scored their first Pttttburoti 1987-88 is the same but was N«w Y o rk ica- cleaning the outside brick on representation, town Personnel fairs and career fairs. authority to carry them out. City, throwing rocks at Israeli ” I went out there and had great run on singles by Paul Molitor, Stan Javier drove in the lead increased to three minorities by Chicoao Mil. Nathan Hale using a high- Director Linda Parry said the She said the town has to show The update of the proposal will troops, Arab witnesses said. intentions of throwing a shutout Robin Yount and Glenn Braggs. run with a two-out single in the M ontreal pressure water and solvent mix­ 1991. town has to show that a plan is in and stopping things,” McGregor Rob Deer’s double made it 2-0 and 13th inning after Jose Canseco Phllodd^ that effort is being made to hire now go to the Board of Directors. “ Youths gather, gather be­ St. Ijoult ture. Phillips said. The brick will ■ The town did meet its goal to place and reasonable effort is cause Abu Jihad sacrificed his said. "But before I could do Greg Brock doubled two more and Dave Parker had one-out also be waterproofed. The brick hire one minority in the clerical made in the hiring of minorities blood,” they chanted. anything about it they had SIX runs home before Schroeder hit singles off Bill Long and Mark category in 1986-87. The same and females in the work force. runs on the board. his first home run of the season. Houston work and some plumbing work, Push for coin change is on The Palestinians were protest­ McGwire walked to load the L e t Anoel< including the installation of a goal has been set for 1987-88, with While communities which re­ ing the killing of PLO military bases. Pinch-hitter Dave Hender­ Cincinnati E l lavatory on the third floor, should a goal of three more minority ceive federal funds for commun­ Continued from page 1 commander Khalil al-Wazir, son struck out, but Javierblooped Son Franc hirings set for 1991. costs the Mint just 2‘A cents to AP photo Son DIeoo be complete in a couple of weeks. ity development programs risk known as Abu Jihad, who was a single to score Canseco and two Atlorrta “ There’s no real opposition,” produce a single coin, it can issue "W e expect to have these ■ The town exceeded its goal to losing the funds for not meeting Miss Wolf said. gunned down at his home in more runscamehomeonanerror HEADING FOR KC — Members of the kee. The defeat was the team's 15th hire one minority in the skilled them for face value, making Onclnnc schools ready by the time school affirmative action goals. Town No opposition? That’s not quite Tunis, Tunisia, last Saturday. Longest losing streaks by shortstop Ozzie Guillen and Baltimore Orioles file out of the dugout straight, a major league record. Innings opens up in September” he said. crafts category in 1986-87. The Manager Robert B. Weiss said money on every coin but the Long’s wild pitch. C hicago the case. penny. starting the season following Thursday’s 7-1 loss to Milwau- But work on Waddell and same goal has been set for the town is not subject to that A Tunisian government report Chicago tied the game with two St. Louh Annunzio has expressed reser­ She says much more money Son D l« Bowers, stalled after base bids 1987-88, with the number in­ penalty. The town dropped out of blames Israel for killing Wazir, 1. lAUlUOMOnOLESAUIIU runs in the seventh. Carlton Fisk Houston vations, especially about the shot that went about 430 feet. Ivan inning, following Boone’s single 'T m feeling great right now.” y originally submitted came in too creased to four minorities by that community development would pour in from collectors who who grew up in Gaza. Israeli led off with his fourth home run. O nly got proposition that changing the 2. WuNngionS«naiort AL, <904* Calderon also homered for Chi­ and Dick Schofield's double, gave said Ray. who was bothered by a high and were thrown out. proba­ 1991. program a decade ago. would rush to buy proof and sources also have confirmed chasing Oakland starter Storm ter design of coins raises billions. cago. Oakland’s Dennis Ecker.s- California 2-0 lead. He also had a strained muscle in his side earlier Chicago bly won’t begin for another two ■ The town did meet its goal to Parry said the town has an uncirculated sets of the new Israel carried out the Davis. Ken Williams walked, (Drehek i Miss Wolf argues that since it coins. 3. Owo4T)9«ri AL, t»20 ley got his major-league-leading two-run .single in the sixth and in the season. ” I don’t want to jinx weeks. Phillips said. assassination. stole second and scored on Mentree seventh save. another two-run double in the my.self, but I hope I can keep the (Grots 0-1 " I don’t think they'll be ready pitcher Eric Plunk’s three-base Onclnnc 4. CtiicagoWhittSoi AL 1968 eighth, both off Mike Jackson. feeling I ’ve had the last three, for school (opening).” Phillips throwing error on Donnie Hill’s Angels 11, Mariners 6 (Z.Sinlth 8. AlUnti BrivM NL 19W grounder. Winning pitcher Willie Fraser four days.” New Yc said. Johnny Ray drove in a career- allowed eight hits and five runs — (D eLeon Canseco gave Oakland a 3-1 In his last three games, Ray is Houston igh t The general contractor for the D O N 'T MISS • 1 Tl« high six runs and he and Bob only two of them earned — in 61-3 with lead in the fifth with his sixth 8-for-lO with 11 RBI and has M ) , 10:05 $3.5 million renovation of the Boone went 4-for-4. Ray’s two-run innings. Jim Presley homered for raised his average from .243 to L o s Ani t'ing THIS SALE! home run of the .season, a two-run Froncisca lack schools is the Naek Construction AP graphic double off Billy Swift in the third Seattle. .362. b o ­ Co. of Vernon, which submitted a Chicago lt 's base bid of. $1.85 million for O ncinne Ines L o s A n Bowers and $1.68 for Waddell p . m . Both bids are slightly higher than M ontrea New Voi the architect’s estimates and Ellsworth’s first victory sweet one over Tigers Houston leave only a 4 percent contin­ gency fund for extra work. M ontrea Bv John Rabv has abused you the way that Chicago Work on both schools includes Ellsworth, whose father, Dick, “ pleasant surpri.se. Boston lineup nine games ago son called it an “ ugly" loss but The Associated Press Detroit did my last outing against al.so pitched for the Red Sox. O nclnna end the correction of fire and safety “ It just solidifies our rotation after ankle surgery last month, one his club will brush aside New Yot >ed- them does a lot for your confi­ walked one and didn’t strike out a Houston code violations and the division of and gives us more confidence in also drove in four runs and scored easily. k-ln DETROIT — Rookie Steve dence.” said Ellsworth 1-2. who batter before giving up a leadoff what they can do.” McNamara three times. Spike Owen contrib­ “ There’s never any problem 2 L o s A ni in - larger classrooms. Alternates SPRING p.m. Ellsworth’s first major league dropped an 11-6 decision to the homer to Matt Nokes. his fourth, 'o u r that hadtobe eliminated from the said. “ He pitched very well in uted a two-run homer, Jim Rice when you get the daylights kicked victory also gave him his good Tigers in Boston. in the seventh inning. renovations included the removal spring training. The thing that had two RBI and Mike Greenwell out of you,” Andersoh said. “ It’s first taste of big league revenge. “ It tells me that. yeah. I can "I was happy with the fact that had three hits. of a staircase at Waddell and hot impressed us was his control, his the one-run games that bother The 6-foot-8 right-hander, pitch, that every time I go out once we got runs. I was able to go ability to get the pitches where he Burks is batting .447. hitting you” water in classroom sinks in both soundly beaten by the Detroit there. I ’m not going to get killed out and just throw strikes.” Ameticai schools. wants, and he has a very good safely in eight of nine games since Boston broke the game open in Tigers in his debut April 7. by this team.” the soft-spoken Ellsworth said. “ I just mainly breaking ball.” his return. the third inning with four runs off scattered six hits over seven 27-year-old said. “ There’s a few went with the fastball today. I just Ellsworth’s day was made easy “ 1 feel pretty good at the Detroit starter Jeff Robinson. 1-2. innings Thursday as the Boston guys on that team that are still wanted to throw the ball over the by 16 hits by his teammates, plate” said Burks, his ankle Burks’ triple with two out drove in Cleveland Police Roundup I PRICE DOWN! Red Sox whipped the Detroit probably hitting .800 off me but New York plate” including four by second-year wrapped in ice, “ I feel relaxed. three runs and a fourth scored on 2 Boston NOW'S YOUR CHANCE TO SAVE BIG DURING Tigers 12-3. that’s what I will work on the next Boston Manager John McNam­ player Ellis Burks. I’m not overstriding the ball” a passed ball by Matt Nokes to Detroit “ Anytime you beat a team that time I face them.” ara called Ellsworth’s progress a Burks, who returned to the Tiger Manager Sparky Ander­ make it 7-2 Milw aukee OUR GIGANTIC PRICE DOWN SALE! STOREWIDE Toronto Two face charges SAVINGS O N EVERY M AJO R APPLIANCE, CO LO R TV Baltim ore in Parkade arrest VCR, GAS GRILL AND AIR CONDITIONER. . Oakland Gretzky adds something new Chlcopo Two people were arrested in BrItSox fan dies from fall Californio IT'S OUR BIGGEST SPRING SAU EVER! K an sas C It connection with an incident in the Texas parking lot behind the UA Thea­ NEW BRITAIN (AP) — A New Britain Red Sox WFSB that Richard and his friends had been Seattle Minnesota tre East at the Manchester to his achievements in NHL official says he is "still in a little shock” about a drinking beer and whiskey, which is not Parkade on Thursday night, BEST SELECTION! 28-year-old man who died two days after falling permitted in the ballpark, during the game. The Boston i; police said. television station had film of Richard drinking M llw ouki By The Associated Press of the second, but the Oilers tied it went in alone on goalie Greg from a grandstand at Beehive Field. (iakland Douglas W. Griner. 17. of on goals by Charlie Buddy and Millen. Jim Chiasson scored on a beer prior to his fall. Collfornli LOWEST PRICES... Keith Richard, of New Britain, died Thursday Marlborough was arrested on Gretzky. power play at 10:17 and Gerard Police declined comment about the reports O nly gon Wayne Gretzky had done just at New Britain General Hospital from injuries charges of possession of mari­ Gallant made it 3-0 at 15:45. that indicated Richard was intoxicated when he about everything in his brilliant suffered when he plunged nearly 25 feet from a Boston juana. possession of drug para­ Wings 6, Blues 0 Klima was credited with an fell. (Hlguero ! NHL career., and now he’s done chain-link fence atop the right field stand. He fell phernalia. pos.session of cocaine It was the second three-goal unassisted goal at 19:41 of the Gerry Berthiaume. vice president and general Toronto something new. and landed on his head during the sixth inning of (Rhoden 1-: and interfering with an officer, “ I ’ve been involved in a lot of game in the playoffs for Klima. second period when St. Louis manager of the Boston Red Sox affiliate, said he ClevcIarK police said. the Class AA Red Sox home opener Tuesday. was shocked by the incident. The ballpark has no (Blvlevan big games, a lot of overtime making him the first player in the defenseman Tim Bothwell tipped Oakkm d Timothy Wood. 19. of Hebron GREAT games, but I think this is the first Red Wings’ storied history to the puck into the net. His third He was pronounced dead at 10:17 a.m.. where set policy for dealing with Intoxicated people. (M cD ow ell was charged with possession of time I ’ve scored an overtime goal notch two hat tricks in the same goal came on a power play at he had been in critical condition since the fall, Berthiaume said there has never been a death Bolhm on ((rublczo ^ alcohol by a minor. like that,” Gretzky said of his playoff season. Klima. who had 37 10:24 of the third period after a hospital officials said. before at Beehive Field and there have only been Detroit U Police said Wood had a hottle of short-handed goal 7:54 into over­ goals and 25 assists during the perfect pass from Bob Probert City and park police are investigating the one or two "minor incidents” related to 34), S;35 i circumstances surrounding the fall. Initial intoxicated patrons. Seattle beer in his hand when he was time that gave the Edmonton regular season, also had three Brett Ashton closed the scoring at (M cC asklll asked to exit a car that was Oilers a 5-4 victory over the goals in Game 2 of the division 18:52, reports indicate that Richard fell backward after "We've always taken what we’ve felt are the parked in the lot. Police said they REASONS semifinals against Toronto. "It was great for me and great climbing atop the fence, police said. necessary precautions regarding beer sales,” he Boston al Calgary Flames on Thursday and Boltlm on found in the car a mirror with a a 2-0 lead in their best-of-seven Klima scored his seventh goal for the team,” Klima. a Czechos­ Witnesses told Hartford television station said. O akland i white powdery substance on it Smythe Division final series. of the playoffs at 7:00 when he lovakian. said in halting English. Toronto c TO BUY FROM At Clevelanc Griner was in the driver’s seat The Detroit Red Wings also skated around Kent Carlson and "It was a good Red Wings game. Detroit a< of the car. police said. took a 2-0 lead, beating the St. Seattle at Griner was released on a $1,000 PRICE GUARANTEE Louis Blues 6-0 in the Norris DJ makes impact in Ceitic victory Toronto c non-surety bond and is to appear HONESTY Clevelanc AS A MlMDff? Of 'rjAllorAVnf nc'AHOCO- Al. SlEFfERT S WILL Pf?OPERLY REPRESENT ALL Division finals as goalie Greg in Manchester Superior Court on Of’" Ai siEFFrpT's GUAfMNiiis tcwrf? THEIR PRODUCTS. EVERY TIME O akland i f 'R i a S IHIPU V O lIJM L BIMNC-. Stefan earned his first playoff Bv Howard Ulmon tonight and visits Washington Coach K.C. Jones said, "but it Boltlm on w Wednesday. Wood was released shutout and Petr Klima scored The Associated Press Saturday. Their order of finish backfired.” Boston at without bond and is to appear in Detroit ol FAST SERVICE FREE LOCAL DELIVERY three goals. will determine which team plays John.son hit 7of 13 shots and had Seattle at court on Monday. Al SlEFfiRT SSrrA/lCrS EVERY PRODUCT SOLD Al SICFFimS DELWRS AND IF>IMNir, MOSI The other two series resume BOSTON — The two superstars Milwaukee and which faces nine of Boston’s last 22 points BY A F>ROrESSlONAi lY TRAIN! D TECHNICIAN 9 FWODUC1S FDEE Of CHARGE INSIAUAIION d o t h i n a n d f.TUi O f W A R R A N T Y Air.O AVAll ABLE ON DISHWASHI R5 tonight in East Rutherford, N.J., were routinely spectacular. As Cleveland in the first round of the after Chicago had cut its biggest Man injured in DISPOSAIS AND Bum IN PRODUCTS where the New Jersey Devils and usual, Michael Jordan had the playoffs. deficit, 90-78 with 4:39 left in the FAMOUS NAME BRANDS Washington Capitals are tied 1-1 most flair and Larry Bird had the On Thursday night, Johnson third quarter, to 104-100 with 9:16 Amaricar moped accident Ai SltFEERT'S CARRYS ONLY NATIONALLY KNOW-NAME BfMND MERCHATvJDlSE THAT LOCALLY OWNED A OPERATED in the Patrick Division and in most points. guarded Jordan, who got 39 points left in the game. YOU CAfJ TRUST SUCH AS SONY AL SlIifftRI S f AJVIILY HAS DIEN SERVING iHf Boston, where the Bruins and But Dennis Johnson, the savvy but had to take 33 shots, making A 63-year-old Manchester man PANASONIC. MITSUBISHI ZENUH g F GREATER MANCHESTER/HARTFQRD AJffA With the score 110-106, Boston WHIRIPOOI. MAGIC CHfF, MAYTAG.'r CA' FOR OVER 3S YEARS IN THE Af’f’l lANCE Montreal Canadians are tied 1-1 old pro, may have have had the 17 of them, to do it. Bird led all was taken to the hospital after an LITTON. .IfNN-AIR P| US MANY MORE' got the next six points. But the A n p a lill INDUSTT?Y WF t r y h a r d e r t o PlEASE AND in the Adams Division. most impact. scorers with 44 points on 19-for-29 accident on Charter Oak Street HAVE A RECORD TO PROVE IT' While the Chicago Bulls were shooting. Bulls battled back and cut the FINANCING Jari Kurri, whose seventh goal S IA T T L e Tuesday in which he was thrown AL SlEff f RT S O fff RSI OEiG TERM IINANCING of the playoffs tied the score 4-4 busy double teaming Boston’s big ” DJ has been a player on lead to 121-117 on a bank shot with from his moped, police said. RO DA YS .SAME A.S C/vSH OPTION O N MOST PROFESSIONAL SALES STAFF 43 seconds remaining by Scottle PRODUCTS, PLUS ACCEPTS VISA. MASTER AL SiEffERTS SA IF S STAFF IS E A G ff? r o H[IP with 4:01 left in regulation, set up men inside, Johnson was sinking championship teams.” Chicago Brantley If George Murray of 32 Summit CAfVD, a n d fJlSCOVf R YOU SflEC T THE BfST P R Q fiU C I THAT fiTS wide-open jumpers from outside Coach Doug Collins said. “ He Pippen, who had 17 points. Bracilevc YOUR til ll>:- AI A PRICE YCJU C A N AFFORD Gretzky’s game-winner. He Cette ct St. was listed in satisfactory passed out to Gretzky just outside Thursday night. When he didn’t quarterbacks the Celtics and Chicago’s last hope faded when AD ovIsdh condition this morning at St. EXTENDED WARRANTY SELECTION A DISPLAY the Edmonton blue line and have a good shot, he rifled passes makes the big shots.” Jordan missed a 3-point shot with F h e lM lb Francis Hospital and Medical A*. SIEH rRT S OFf EPS f ^If NDf D WARRANTEES A i SiLFfLRI S HA.S the w id e s t SElfCTlON OF 14 seconds remaining and Boston O W IIS M rf ON EVERY MMOR ARf’LlANCE COLOR TV AMERICA S FAVORITE TOP NA/ji[ BRA^JDS ON Gretzky sped in alone and beat underneath the hoop for baskets. He wasn’t making them earlier FrisslevSb Center in Hartford. Murray was V C R THEY .SflL iCWV COST PROTECTION [ilSf’l.AY »O R Y a i TO COMf^A'^E P RlC fS goalie Mike 'Vernon with a drive Johnson had 23 points, one less in the season and his 43,5 percent ahead 124-119. QuInonssi transferred Thursday to St. Fran­ AGAINST FUTURE REPAIRS ASK A nids 2b SALESPERSON FOR DHAJLS ffA n jR f s Afj’ . k ; !r v n a jT f o r y o u r s e i f high into the far comer of the net. than his season high, and 15 shooting mark is the lowest on the ” I was concerned that we 'IM ilt cis Hospital from Hartford I “ I was going for that comer,” assists, two less than his season Celtics. Teams began giving him wouldn’t be able to match their Hospital. E-Z TERMS Gretzky said. “ But Ijust shot and high, as the Celtics ended the open shots and he began taking intensity.” said Jones, whose On Tuesday, he was brought to hoped it would get there.” Bulls’ seven-game road winning them. team already has clinched the Gom e Wli Hartford Hospital from Manches­ ■ CASH B — Frosei ■ MASTER CARD Tim Hunter gave the Flames a streak with a 126-119 NBA "The last month of the season, Eastern Conference title. “ They OF-Seottle ter Memorial Hospital, where he ■ VISA 4-3 lead when he scored at 4:04 of victory. what stands out in my mind, is were going for their 50th win and C ollfom la was treated for a head injury, an At 2, Cotto, the third period. The Flames took Chicago also had its six-game that DJ has been very aggressive, a chance to stay ahead of Atlanta. ■ MONTHLY PMT. S B — OW hits MMH spokeswoman said. PHONE 647-9997 |/U a 2-1 lead after one on goals by winning streak stopped and lost a very assertive on offense,” said I was plea.sed with the way we Police said Murray was travel­ Lanny McDonald and AI Macln- chance to go a game ahead of Danny Ainge, his starting back- played.” ing east on Charter Oak Street, fe lft SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER nis. Mark Messier, who was Atlanta. The teams are tied for court partner, ” He’s shooting "Everybody played well on our CNvnez L.1- near the intersection of Spruce 445 HARTFORD RdAb-KEENEY STREET serving a penalty when Gretzky AK pnoio second place in the (Central without hesitating. Earlier in the team. We just didn’t get the M JPCkson Street, when he lost control of his scored the winning goal, got his STARTING THE HAT TRICK — Detroit’s Petr Klima Division with 49-31 records and year he wasn’t doing that.” breaks down the stretch,” Jordan CgW Nnilo moped. The moped jumped the • W,34 MANCHESTER, CONN. sixth goal of the playoffs for the rejoices after scoring on St. Louis Blues’ defenseman have two regular-season games Like most opponents, the Bulls said. "Weused to think we’d have Birice curb on the south side of the street "TttiAiUfOTl** Oilers on the power play at 13:49 left. often chose to double team under to play a perfect game but now we OMeore Ken Carlson (33) and goalie Greg Millen, down, In the W P— Frosi and Murray was thrown from the MWtjUiltjil______OPEN DAILY: MON It THURS 'TIL 9, TUES, WED, SAT 'TIL 5, FRI TIL 8, SUN 'TIL 5. of the first period. Chicago is home against Cleve­ the basket and leave Johnson know we can beat them” in Umpires-H vehicle and landed on the side­ The Flames took a 3-1 lead first period Thursday night. Klima had a hat trick in the land tonight and Boston Sunday. open. Boston where the Bulls have lost Second, Eva walk. police said when Rob Ramage scored at 3; 56 Red Wings’ 6-0 victory. Atlanta plays host to Boston "It was a good plan,” (Celtics’ eight straight games. T— 2:49. A- ^ ------Teams jockeying for position for the NFL draft MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. April 22. 1988 — 15 1 3 By Barry Wiiner ... Vinal edges past Cheney The Atlanta Falcons already Raiders owner A1 Davis two IN BRIEF Aaron Cox of Arizona State. The Associated Press have. They selected and reached hombre. was available —- beginning with 9 3 8 chances in the first nine, one of ’Tight end Keith Jackson of "The only negative Dixon has is the Elway-Marino-Kelly-Eason- contract agreement with Auburn which he is expected to use for a M ID D LE TO W N - Baseball is NEW YORK - For a draft Oklahoma is another certain he hasn’t played the comer much, O’Brien-Blackledge Class of ’83 Petersen among leaders Golf linebacker Aundray Bruce with game-breaking wide receiver. / c a t _ a matter of inches and that’s the supposediy lacking in Just alraut the top pick. first-rounder in what shapes upas but there are not a lot of 170-pound — none are likely to go in the H.S. Roundup He won’t have any trouble an offense-minded early draft. WEST HARTFORD — Senior first baseman wpy it was Thursday afternoon as everything, there sure has been a Kansas City, apparently wor­ safeties. He has the hands and the opening round. Chris Petersen, a 19S4 graciuate of Manchester Vinal Tech edged past Cheney EC drops opener finding one. Flanker and split end Only Bruce, Smith and defen­ speed/’ lot of action at the top. ried it would not get Nebraska High School, was the third leading hitter for the Tech, 6-3, in Charter Oak Confer­ F A IR F IE L D — The difference are considered the deepest spots sive back Bennie Blades of Miami Hickey and several other per­ Kelly Stouffer, who was taken possible big inning in the .second Two trades already have af­ defensive lineman Neil Smith in the draft, with the Raiders University of Hartford baseball team through ence action. when Rich Assad was cut down at was seven strokes as host Fair- fected the top 10 of Sunday’s NFL and Rickey Dixon of Oklahoma sonnel directors like what they sixth overall last year by the with the No. 3 choice, was willing eyeing Heisman Trophy winner games of April 17. Petersen was batting .368 Cheney, 2-3, was back in action the plate attempting to score. field Prep took the medal point in grab bag, and more deals are figure to stem the tide of offensive see at running back. Most highly Cardinals, who couldn’t sign him, to surrender its second-round Tim Brown. Miami’s Michael selections in the top 15. (39-for-106) with eight doubles, three homers today at 11 a m. at home against Parent went the distance for downed East Catholic. 4-3. in All being discussed. That’s what pick in order to swap places with regarded are Lorenzo White of would be the first quarterback Portland High. Vinal is also 2-3 Connecticut Conference golf ac­ Irvin and South Carolina’s Ste­ The draft will ^ spread over Michigan State, Brad Muster of taken on Sunday if he hasn’t and 16 RBI. He had started all 25 games in which Cheney and took the loss. He happens when, as most scouts Detroit in the opening round. The rling Sharpe. after the decision. walked the two while striking out tion at the Paterson Club. It was claim, there is little beyond the two days, with ESPN televising Stanford, Gaston Green of UCLA signed with anyone. But Seattle the Hawks were 17-8. Chiefs feared the Los Angeles the first seven hours on Sunday. Petersen had scored 22 runs and was third on Vinal’s big inning was a four- five. Winningpitcher Jay Mounts the Eagles’ opener while the top IS or so players. Raiders, their AFC West rival, and Craig Heyward of Pitt, was close to a deal with the run third inning that wiped out a .lesuits are now 3-1 overall. 1-0 in Picking sixth, the Raiders "Dixon and Blades should go Heyward is an underclassman the team in on-base percentage at .405. struck out nine and walked none. "It’s not one of those knockout were poised to deal with the Lions should get one of them. Cardinals that would send 3-1 Cheney advantage. There the ACC. real early." said Mike Hickey, who was declared eligible for the Stouffer to the Seahawks. Both pitchers were touched for drafts," according the George for the No. 2 pick. Other standout receivers are were runners at second and third eight hits. Young, general manager of the player personnel director of the draft by the league when he The top-rated passers this year East's Reid Gorman and On ’Thursday, the Raiders Anthony Miller of Tennessee. New York Jets. “Blades is a N IT champions honored in the third when a grounder was Parent was 3-for-3 and batle- New York Giants. "But everyb­ made a deal, sending defensive applied — and threatened to sue are Chris Chandler of Washing­ hit to shortstop. The throw went Prej) s Ken Olin shared medalist Marc Zeno of ’Tulane, Brett Ronnie Lott. We see him in the the NFL if he was denied entry. ton. Don McPherson of Syracuse, rymate Don Sauer was 2-for-4 for ody should be able to find end Sean Jones to Houston for the Perriman of Miami, Wendell STORRS — The University of Connecticut home, but the runner was called Cheney. Both are hitting over honors, each carding an 83. somebody to satisfy them.” Pro Bowl as a safety in the first Unlike the past few years, when Mike Perez of San Jose State and Ea.st s next match is Monday No. 9 selection. That gives Davis of Louisiana State and year if he'wants it. He’s a rough National Invitation Tournament championship safe. “ We could have put the ,500. .lim Krone added an RBI at least one standout quarterback Tpdd Santos of San Diego State. basketball team will be feted Tuesday night at brakes on in that inning." Cheney against Notre Dame in We.st double. “ It's the same story We Haven. the Field House. AP photo Coach Bill Baccaro said. have a couple of few key players The event will begin at 7 p.m. and is being “ After that Glenn (Parent) got coming through and a lot of a little rattled and issued his only organized to give UConn fans a chance to READY TO PLAY - Danny Heap, inexperienced people who have to Results: Olln (FP) de(. Don West recognize the Huskies. UConn administrators, clowning with a snorkel, goggles, swing two walks of the game. Then they get better," Baccaro said 83-90, Matt Hauser (FP) det, Mike had a seeing-eye single (by MacDonald 8498, Mike Walsh (FP) det. and Head Coach Jim Calhoun, will offer fins and boogie board, is the best- Chenev Tech 111 (XX) 0— 3-8-2 Scott Sensenv 8590, Scott Altrul (EC( SCOREBOARD comments. Darren Michaud) that scored two Vinal Tech 014 001 x— 6-B-l det. Jim Sheldls 86-93, Gorman (EC( A Parent ond Sauer; Mounts and prepared Dodger for the elements det. Brad Tretts 83-88, Scott Sttredo A runs. Vinal chipped away at us” The victory celebration will culminate Fontenez. (EC( det. John Heher 97-102; Prep won Thursday. The Dodgers and Padres Cheney was taken out of a WP- Mounts (M ), LP- Porent (M ). "Connecticut Basketball Day” activities in the medol point, 537-544. Red Sox 12, Tigers 3 w i n , lo s e & i) H i: w were rained out for the third consecutive NBA results state as designated by Governor William day. BasebaU BOSTON DETROIT O ’Neill. Before the activities in Storrs, the team O b rh b l B asketball will be honored by both houses of the State Burks cf 3 4 4 Pettis Celtics 126, Bulls 110 Pena brings back memories 8 Cf legislature as well as Governor O ’Neill. Barrett 2b 4 0 11 Whitokr 2b Natlenal League standings Boggs 3b 6 110 DaEvns 1b NBA standings CHICAGO (119) tulane to restore basketball Rice dh 4 0 12 TrammI ss Sellers 3-7066, Oakley 7-164418, Corzine P Greenwl It 6 0 3 0 Nokesc NEW ORLEANS — Tulane University Bast Division 6-102-314, Vincent 5-101-111, Jordan 17-3354 P DwEvn 1b 4 110 Morrsndh w L Pet. OR EASTERN CONFERENCE 39, PIppen 8-11 06 17, Grant 14 06 2, Cleveland State penalized announced Thursday that it would reinstitute as he leads Cards over Bucs Pttttburgh Ceronec 4 3 2 0 Sheridan If Atlantic Division Jo.Poxson 541-212, Turner06060. Totals 10 4 .714 SDwen ss 3 3 12 Lemon rt Now York 9 5 .643 1 w L Pet. OB 5^9713-16119. CLEVELAND — The NCAA on Thursday men’s basketball and hopes to resume play in Chicago BAndsnrf 5 12 0 Brokns 3b v-Boston 57 23 .713 BOSTON (126) 7 7 .500 3 Totals <2 12 18 y Totals upheld sanctions against Cleveland State the 1990-1991 season. By Ben Walker The Braves, blanked by Mike Montrtol 7 7 .500 3 New York 37 43 .463 20 McHale 7-15 64 20, Bird 19-29 64 44, Phllodtiphta Washington 37 44 .457 20»/2 Parish 6-9 2-3 14, Johnson 7-13 8-12 23, University for recruiting violations in its The university abolished the program three The Associated Press ■Scott on Wednesday night, have 5 9 .357 5 Boston 214 000 203— 12 St. Loult 4 10 .2M 6 Philadelphia 36 44 .450 21 Alnge 48 2-210, Jl.Poxson 25 2-26, Gilmore dealings with 7-foot-6 Manute Bol and two other years ago because of a point-.shaving scandal. NL Roundup been shut out four times this Detroit 110 000 100— 3 New Jersey 18 63 .222 J9V7 22 1-3 5, Roberts 02 06 0, Mlnnlefleldl-1 We*t oivltlen Gome Winning RBI — Rice (3). season. W L Pet. OB Central Division 062, Acres 1-1062, Lohaus06060, LewlsOI prospective basketball players from Africa. The l\ilane Board of Administrators approved Tony Pena brought back me­ Houtton E— Pettis, Boggs. DP— Boston 3 LOB— v-Defrolt 53 27 .663 _ O60.Totals428627-34126. 10 4 .714 Boston 11, Detroit 7. 2B— Greenwell 2, The penalties include a three-year the recommendation of President Eamon Kelly mories at Three Rivers Stadium Knepper. 2-0, allowed five hits Let Angeles 9 4 .692 »/2 x-Attanta 49 31 .613 4 "This game was good for him, DoEvons. 3B— Burks. HR— Sheridan (1), x-Chlcogo 49 31 .613 4 probationary period, a two-year ban on and the University Senate, a group of students, for the fans who had forgotten in six innings. Camacho closed Cincinnati 9 7 .563 2 Nokes (4), SOwen (2). SB— Pettis " Chl^ 27 36 28 28-119 but I ’d like to see him do it for four Son froncisco 9 7 .563 2 x-Mllwaukee 41 39 .513 12 Boston 33 35 12 26— 136 him. for his first save SF— Rice. x-Cleveland postseason play for the men’s basketball team, a faculty and alumni who recommended that oto Son Diego 4 9 .308 SVi 40 40 .500 13 OPoInt goals— PIppen, Jo.Paxson, John­ or five days in a row Then he can IP H R ER BB so Indiana 37 43 .463 16 one-year ban on live television appearances by basketball be resumed. Pena, traded from Pitt.sburgh Denny Walling had three hits Atlonto 2 12 .143 6 Boston son. Fouled out— None. Rebounds— feel a whole lot better about Hiundav’4 Garnet WESTERN CONFERENCE Chicago 47 (Oakley 17), Boston 45 (Bird, to St. Louis prior to last season, and drove in two runs. Alan Ellsworth W.1-2 7 6 3 3 1 0 the team, and a number of recruiting himself." anclnnotl 7, San Francisco 6. 12 Midwest Division Parish 10). Assists— Oilcogo 31 (Vincent hit his first two home runs of the Ashby’s two-run double sparked a Innings Smithson 1-3 0 0 0 3 0 W L Pet. OB 9), Boston 33 (Johnson 15). Total fouls— restrictions. The Cardinals, limited to .seven Lamp 1 2-3 2 0 0 0 2 x-O n ver 53 27 .663 Palmer leads U.$. golfers season Thursday night as the three-run fourth against Kevin Detroit Chicago 26, Boston 15. Technical— Oakley. runs in their last five games, won St. Louis 9, Pittsburgh 3 x-Dallas 51 29 .638 2 A— 14,890. Cardinals beat the Pirates 9-3. Coffman. 0-2. Robinson L,1-2 2 2-3 6 7 6 5 2 x-Housfon 45 35 .563 8 for the first time in eight road Son Dtego at Los Angeles, 2, ppd., rain Hernondz 3 1-3 1 SARASOTA. Fla. — Arnold Palmer birdied Pena went 3-for-4. scored three Houston 8, Atlanta 0 0 0 2 0 x-Utoh 45 35 .563 8 Karlsson leads bowlers Reds 7, Giants 6 V, Gibson 3 9 5 4 0 2 x-San Antonio 31 49 .388 22 Pistons gg, Bullets 87 the 18th hole from 30 feet Thursday, leading the times and drove in his first two games this season. Pitt.sburgh Only gomes scheduled WP— Robinson. PB— Nokes. _ Friday’s Games Sacramento 23 57 .288 30 United States to a sweep of four team best-ball had won nine straight at home, Jeff Treadway hit an RBI triple y a Umpires— Home, Palermo; First, MorrI Reds 7. Giants 6 (12 Innings) Pacific Division WINDSOR LOCKS — Sweden’s Mats Karlsson runs of the year. The Cardinals Chicago (Schlroldl 0-2) ot Pittsburgh son; Second, Phillips; Third, Voltogglo. D E TR O IT (99) matches and a 16-0 lead after the opening day of including six this .season and in the 12th inning as Cincinnati ier (Drobek 20), 7:05 p.m. v-L.A, Lakers 60 20 .750 _ remained in the lead after four rounds of the ended a five-game losing streak, T — 2:49. A— 13,862. SAN FRAN H ockey x-Porlland 51 29 .638 9 Dantley 1217 54 31, Edwards 26 2-2 6, three to close out last year. beat visiting San Franci.sco. inx Montreal (Perez W ) at Philadelphia CINCINNATI Lalmbeer 14 2-2 4, Durhars 47 1-1 9, $140,000 Professional Bowlers Association competition in the Chrysler Cup championship. while the National League East­ (Gross 0-1), 7:35 p.m. o b rh b l Ob r h bl x-Seottle 43 37 .538 17 Pena's solo home run broke a Nick Esasky. who homered the Butler cf Phoenix 28 52 .350 32 Thomas 218 54 21, Salley 25 1-1 11, Palmer’s chip shot from behind the green leading Pirates lost forthe second qncinnotl (Jackson 2-1) ot Atlonto Brewers 7, Orioles 1 6 0 11 Larkin ss 6 1 1 3 V. Johnson4123411, Rodman 14224, Lewis Greater Hartford Open. 2-2 in the fifth against John earlier, opened the 12th with a ee. Speler 3b 3 0 10 Sabo 3b Golden State 20 60 .250 40 allowed him and Chi Chi Rodriguez to defeat time in 10 games. (Z.Smlth 1-2), 7:40 p.m. 6 111 NHL playolf results 1-1062, Nevltt21260.Totals39-7721-2499. Karlsson, who owns two PBA titles, increased New York (Darling 1-1) at St. Louis Clark lb 6 13 0 EDavIs cf 6 0 0 0 L.A. Clippers 17 63 .213 43 Smiley, 0-2. Willie McGee and single and Treadway followed MIdndorf xut Chicago at Pittsburgh, 1:35 p.m. 48 6 14 6 Totals 43 7 11 6 llkeconduct), 19:30. Rodman. A— 11,713. LaValliere — revived the rebuilt Law extended his hitting streak to Onclnnatl ot Atlanta, 2:10 p.m. Baltimore ooo 000 010— l Utah ot Seattle, 10:30 p.m. with an Italian tourist at a Phoenix shopping $225,000 USX Golf Classic at Pasadena Yacht in seven innings, O'Neal had not Second Period— 4, O trolt, Kllmo 8, Sacramento at (kilden State, 11 p.m. Pirates. 14 games wilh a two-run homeras de New York at St. Louis, 2:15 p.m. Milwaukee 006 100 oox— 7 San Francisco 020 004 000 000— 6 19:41. Penalties— O lorm e, O t (cross­ mall, a newspaper said. and Country Club. allowed a run in 16 innings at Houston at San Diego, 4:05 p.m. Gome Winning RBI — Braggs (1). Cincinnati i4l ooo 000 001— 7 Saturday's Gomes 76ers104.Nets101 "H e’s been pressing c '’er since Chicago won at Wriglcy Field. 2 checking), 2:43; NIII, O t (slashing), Milwaukee ot New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. Louisville. None out when winning run scored. 2 Los Angeles at San Francisco, 4:05 E— Sveum. DP— Mllwoukee 1. LOB— Abdul-Jabbar, the NBA’s all-time leading Tina Tombs-Purtzer, Martha Nause and Rosie !IT1 9:19; Zombo, O t (Interference), 16:37. Atlanta at Washington, 7:30 p.m.. he got over here." Cardinals The Cubs ended their four- p.m. Baltimore 6, Milwaukee 7. 2B— O e r. Game Winning RBI — Treadway (1). Third Period— 5, Otrolt, Kllmo 9 (Pro- Brock, (kintner, Kennedy. HR— Schroeder E— Draveckv. LOB— San Francisco 12, Philadelphia at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. NEW JERSEY (101) scorer here for Friday night's game against the Jones had G7s over the 6,013-yard course while manager Whitey Herzog said. Astros 8, Braves 0 game losing streak and stopped ed bert, Chlosson), 10:24 (pp). 6, O trolt, New York at Indiana, 8:30 p.m. Hinson 7-14 00 14, Williams 56 1-2 11, (1). S— Gonzales. Cincinnati 10. 2B— Esaskv, McGrIff, Con­ Ashton 2 (O'Connell), 18:52. Penalties— Phoenix Suns, was involved in a shoving another stroke back was the foursome of Kathy "He wants to be so goo(l some­ Bob Knepper and Ernie Cama­ Montreal’s five-game winning t’s IP H R ER BB SO cepcion, Aldrete, RThompson, Treadway. Los Angeles Clippers at O n ve r, 9:30 McCormick 7-12 512 19, Bagiev 511 52 8, Higgins, O t (slashing), :45; Hrkoc, StL p.m, Hopson 10-20 44 25, Bradley 516 2-2 15, incident at Metrocenter. The Arizona Republic Ahearn. Donna White. Vicki Fergon and Kathy times he tries too hard. He makes cho teamed on a six-hitter and string. ler Baltimore 3B— Clark, Treadway. HR— Saba (3), Mel­ (roughing), 3:01; G.Covalllnl, StL (rough­ McGregr L,0-3 2 2-3 6 6 6 2 1 vin (2), Larkin (3), Esaskv (2). SB— Houston ot Utah, 9:30 p.m. Dw. Washington 52 06 0, Comegys 52 56 9, reported. Postlewait. it difficult on himself becau.se he Houston extended Atlanta’s Greg Maddux, 3-1, gave up ing), 3:01; Ashton, O t , double minor Portland ot Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. Du.Washington 0-1 06 0, Engler 06 06 0 Peraza 3 1-3 1 1 1 2 2 RThompsan (2), Aldrete (2). S— (slashing, roughing), 3:01; Ewen, StL A'ants to do so much. in American League standings Bautlsto 2 3 0 0 0 0 Treadway, Speler. Sunday's Gomes Totals 4084 1528 101. scoreless streak t(> 19 innings. eight hits (cross-checking), 3:25; Sutter, StL (hlgh- Boston at Chicago, 3:30 p.m. PHILADELPHIA (104) off Milwaukee stlcklng), 4:38; O'Connell, Det (high- East Division Boslo W,3-l 9 8 1 1 0 2 IP H R ER BB SO Golden State at Los Angeles Lakers, Robinson 4225917, Barkley 1419101838, -2. San Francisco sticking), 4:38; Chlosson, O t (tripping), 3:30p,m. Gm^lnskl 2-976 , Cheeks 7-75216, Wingate W L Pel. OB WP— Perozo 2. 5:10; Hunter, StL (cross-checking), 8:53; 11 ■in 2 Cleveland 12 3 .800 Umpires— Home, Cooney; First, Welke; Draveckv 2 (killos at San Antonio, 6 p.m. Coleman 45 R aglan, StL, mlnor-molor (high- Philadelphia at O trolt, 7 p.m. 2 _ (kjrrelts '-2 9, King 1-4 06 3,G.Henderson 02 54 New York 12 3 .800 Second, Merrill; Third, Brinkmon. 3 sticking), 15:11; Pavese, O t , double M C C on Phoenix at Houston, 8 p.m. snaps losing streak Lefferts 1 2, Thornton 1-1 062.Totals38-7927-43104. Boston 10 5 .667 2 T — 2:34. A— 7,749. mlnor-molor (high-sticking. Instigator, to Detroit 7 DRabIsan 4 Seattle at Los Angeles Clippers, 10 p.m. 6 .538 4 fighting), 15:11; G.Covalllnl, StL, double End Regular Season Milwaukee 7 7 .500 4V? Price L,0-1 1 Wyy J f W 27 25 29 20-101 By Erlcko Neumann MCC scored four runs in its first two RBIs for MCC. Peter Franko- Cincinnati minor (hIgh-stIckIng, roughing), 17:X; Philadelphia 25 33 20 10— 104 Toronto 7 7 .500 4V2 Athletics 6. White Sox 3 (13 Chlosson, Det, double minor (high- at-bats highlighted by a two-run vitch was the winning pitcher. He Baltimore 0 15 .000 12 Soto 5 1-3 OPoInt goals— Hopson, Brodlev, King. Special to the Herald Rllo sticking, roughing), 17:30; Hunter, StL, Fouled out— Hinson, Williams, Comegys. West Division Innings) 0 misconduct, 18:05; Ewen, StL, malor NBA playofi picture triple by Todd Mercier. who was gave up five hits, struck cut two w L Pet. OB RMurphv 1 ® (McCormick FWIIIIams (fighting), 18:05; P . Covalllnl, StL, '2), ^llodelphlo 58 (Barkley 19). Manchester ' Community Col­ 2-for-2, and an R BI double by and walked one. The Cougar Oakland 10 6 .625 2-3 mlnor-misconduct (roughing), 18:05; Ro­ Chlcogo 8 OAKLAND CHICAGO Franco 2 EASTERN CONFERENCE ^Ists— New Jersey 25 (Bagley 9), lege’s baseball team snapped its Mike Charter. Charter added outfield of Brian Fox in left. Jose 7 .533 1'/^ Ob r h bl berts, StL, mlnor-misconduct (roughing), Californio 7 8 .467 7V7 ab r h bl PPerrv W,2-2 3 (Top 8 Teams Qualify for Playoffs) Phlladelphio 25 (Cheeks 9). Total fouls— Lansfrd 3b 6 12 0 LJohnsn ct 5 0 0 0 18:05; Sutter, StL, mlnor-misconduct N ew Jersey 36, Philadelphia 25. five-game losing streak with a another double for two more RBIs Perez in center and Dan Bon- Kansas City 6 B .429 3 Rllo pitched to 2 batters In the 6th, (roughing), 18:05; Hanlon, Det, miscon­ w L Pet. Texas 6 Jennings If 3 0 0 0 Guillen ss 6 0 10 Price pitched to 2 batters In the 12fh. x-Bosfon 57 23 Technical— New Jersey Coach Reed. resounding 11-1 thumping of in the second inningtogive MCCa tempo each made a stunning 8 .429 3 Phillips If 3 0 0 0 Baines dh duct, 18:05; Dotes, Det (roughing), 18:05; .713 A— 7,641. Seattle 6 10 .375 4 3 0 2 0 HBP— McClendon by (3arrelts. W P— x-O tro lt 53 77 .663 visiting Becker Junior College in 7-1 cushion. catch Canseco rf 5 2 3 2 Boston or 0 0 0 0 Norwood, O t , mlnor-misconduct (rough­ Minnesota 4 9 .308 4»/a Garrelts. BK— Soto. ing), 18:05; NIII, O t , mlnor-misconduct x-Attanta 49 31 .613 Parker dh 6 1 1 0 Redus dh 10 0 0 Umpires— Home, DeMuth; First, Wen- x-Chlcago 49 a game called after five innings Hiursday's Gomes McGwIr 1b 4 110 (roughing), 18:05; Zombo, O t, mlnor- 31 .613 Steve Criscuolo, who was 3-for- Caldern rf 5 111 delstedt; Second, Rennert; Third, Marsh. x-Mllwaukee 41 39 .513 Thursday at Cougar Field. Steinbeh c 3 0 0 0 GWalkr lb 6 0 0 0 misconduct (roughing), Becker lOO (X)— 1-53 Milwaukee 7, Baltimore 1 T — 4:01. A— 22,547. 18:05. x-Cleveland 40 40 .500 MCC is now 7-8 while Becker 3, had two stolen bases and scored (killego ss 10 0 0 FIskc 5 111 Indiana 37 MCC 433 01— 11-11-3 Oakland 6, Oilcaoo 3, 13 Innings DHedsn cf 10 0 0 Shots on goal— St. Louis fr6-7— 19. O tro lt 43 .463 T ransactions the final Cougar run after a Serino, Grant (3) ond Fortier; Fran- California 11, Seattle 6 Posaua If 5 0 0 0 New York 37 43 .463 falls to 8-3. MCC hosts Quinsiga- Javier cf 6 1 1 1 KWIIms 3b 3 10 0 Cubs6.Expos2 8-2-8— 18. leadoff double in the fifth. Troy kovltcti and Charter. Only gomes scheduled Power-ploy Opportunities— St. Louis 0 ot mond Junior College today at 3 WP- Frankovltch (2-2), LP- Serino Friday's Oomet Hubbrd 2b s o il Hill 2b 3 0 10 Washington 37 44 .457 Weiss ss 2 0 10 Manrla2b 2 0 0 0 8; O tro lt 2 of 4. BASEBALL p.m. Thornton added,three singles and (2-1). Boston (Hurst 2-0) at Milwaukee MONTREAL CHICA(30 (kMlIes— St. Louis, Mlllen (18 shots-12 Philadelphia 36 44 .450 (Hlguero 20), 7:05 p.m. Hassev c 2 0 0 0 x-clinched playoff berth National League Totals 47 6 10 4 Totals 44 3 6 3 ab r h bl obrh bl saves). O trolt, Stefan (19-19). A— . ANGELES DODGERS-Placed Toronto (Flanagan 2-0) ot New York Raines If 4 1 1 1 DMrtnz ct 19,779. (Rhoden 1-2), 7:30 p.m. 4 0 10 REMAINING GAMES John Shelby, center fielder, on the 15dov Oakland 010 020 000 000 3— 6 Wlnghm cf 2 10 0 Sndbrg 2b 4 0 0 0 disabled list. Recalled Mike Devereoux, Cleveland (Swindell 30) at Minnesota Brooks rf 4 0 2 0 Dawson rf INDIANA (2) — Home (1): April 23, (Blyleven 1-1), 8:05 p.m. Chicago 010 000 200 000 0—3 3 12 2 0llersS.FIames4(0T) New York. Away (1): April 22, Detroit. outfielder, from Albuquerque of the Pacific (kime Winning RBI — Javier (1). Wallach 3b 4 0 2 1 Durhm lb 4 0 0 0 Coast League. 76ers control own destiny Oakland (Ontiveros 1-1) of CTilcago Galarrg 1b 3 0 10 Palmeir If NEW YORK (2) — Away (2): April 22, (McDowell 1-1), 8:30 p.m. E— Plunk, Fisk, Guillen. DP— Chicago 4 13 0 Milwaukee; April 23, Indiana. FOOTBALL 1. LOB— Oakland 8, Chicago 9. 2B— Reed c 3 0 10 JDavIsc 3 2 2 1 Edmonton i j i j s National Feolbotl League Baltimore (Morgan 0-2) at Kansas City Rivero ss 4 0 0 0 Low 3b Colgary 7 1 1 W ASHINGTON (1) — Home, April 23, By The Associated Press Baines 2. HR— Calderon (4), Conseco (6), 4 112 6—4 Atlonto. HOUSTON WLERS-Troded their 1988 Pistons 99, Bullets 87 (Gubicza 2-1), 8:35 p.m. Foley 2b 4 0 10 Dunston ss 3 0 11 First Period— 1, (talgorv, McDonald 3 Fisk (4). SB— Canseco 3 (6), Javier (1), PH ILA D ELPH IA (2) — Away (2): first-round draft pick to the Los Angeles Detroit (Alexander 1-1) at Texas (Kllgus KWIIIIams (3), Stelnboch (1) BSmIth p 2 0 0 0 GModdx p 4 110 (Tonelll, Vernon), 7:23. 2, Calgary, Macln- Adrian Dantley scored 18 of his 20), 8:35 p.m. Webstr ph April 23, Cleveland; April 24, Detroit. Raiders for Sean Jones, defensive end. With Charles Barkley leading IP H R ER BB so 10 0 0 nls 3 (Mullen, Suter), 11:26 (pp). 3, NEW ORLEANS SAINTS— Reached NBA Roundup Seattle (Trout 1-1) at Ciillfornla StCloIre p 0 0 0 0 Edmonton, Messier 6 (KurrI, Huddv), the way, the Philadelphia 76ers 31 points in the second half to lead (McCasklll 1-1), 10:05 p.m. Oakland WESTERN CONFERENCE ogreement with Jim Mora, head coach, GDovIs 6 4 2 2 4 5 Totals 31 2 8 2 Totals 33 611 6 13:49 (pp). Penalties— Suter, (tal (hold­ on a five-year contract. Detroit over Washington as the Saturday's Games ing), 3:44; Courtnoll, Edm, mlnor-molor Playoff Qualifiers have regained control of their Plunk 2*3 0 1 0 1 1 W COLLEGE Pistons set a team-record 53 Boston at Milwaukee, 1:50 p.m. Honeycutt Montreal no ooo 000— 2 (elbowing, fighting), 9:99; Roberts, Cal, Pet. NBA playoff destiny. tonight before going to Indiana on Baltimore at Kansas City, 2:35 p.m. 3 1-3 1 0 0 2 1 L.A. Lakers 60 20 .750 NCAA— Upheld sanctions against Cleve­ Nelson W.2-2 2 1 0 0 0 1 Chicago ioi ioi OQx—6 malor (fighting), 9:59; Hannon, Edm land Stole University for recruiting vlolo- Barkley scored 38 points and Saturday. Washington has one victories. Oakland at Chicago, 7 p.m. Game Winning RBI — Dunston (2) (high-sticking), 11:03; Bullard, Cal (slash­ Denver 53 27 .663 AP photo Eckerslev S,7 1 0 0 0 0 0 Dallas 51 29 tlons. Including a three-year proM lonary game left, playing ho.st to the After Washington tied the game Toronto at New York, 7:30 p.m. dilcoeo E— Rivero. DP— Chicago 4. LOS— ing), 13:23. .638 grabbed 19 rebounds Thursday Cleveland at Minnesota, 8:05 p.m. Portland 51 29 .638 period, a tw4veor bon on postseason play at 45 with the first basket of the Perez 6 5 3 3 3 6 Montreol 6, Chicago 6 2B— J O v Is . HR__ Second POrlod— 4, Calgary, Ramage 1 tor the men's basketball team, a one-year night to lead the 76ers over the Atlanta Hawks on Saturday. FOOT RACE — St. Louis’ Tommy Herr, rundown in their game Thursday in Detroit at Texas, 8:35 p.m. Dawson (4), Raines (3), Law (2). SB— (Reinhart, Mullen), 3:56 (pp). 5, Edmonton, Houston 45 35 .563 JnDavIs 2 2-3 1 0 0 0 3 Utah 45 35 bon on live television appearances by the New Jersey Nets 104-101. Barkley "One game at a time, that’s second half, Detroit opened up a Pittsburgh. Herr was tagged out. The Seattle at California, 10:05 p.m. Thigpen Polmeiro (2). S— J O v Is . SF— O w son. Huddy 3 (KurrI, Anderson), 11:20. 6, .563 left, tries to evade the tag of Pittsburgh Sunday's Games 31-3 1 0 0 0 1 Seattle 43 37 .538 team, and a number of recruiting restric­ lead of as many as eight points Long LA-1 1 3 3 1 1 1 Edmonton, Gretzky 3 (TIkkanen, Ander­ tions. shot 14 for 19 and grabbed 11 what we have to do.” said Cliff first baseman Sid Bream during a Cardinais won, 9-3. Toronto at New York, 1:30 p.m. IP H R ER BB so son), 13:18 (pp). Penalties— MacTavIsh, San Antonio 31 49 .388 before the Bullets trimmed it to f Cleveland at Minnesota, 2:15 p.m. GDavIs pitched to 1 bjtter In the 7th x-clinched playoff berth rebounds off the offensive boards. Robinson, who scored 17 points HBP— Stelnboch by JnDovIs, Hubbard Montreal Edm (unsportsmanlike conduct), :49; Oakland at Chicago, 2:30 p.m. BSmIth L,01 6 9 6 6 0 3 Roberts, Cal (unsportsmanlike conduct), He also handed out four assists and had eight rebounds against 76-71 after three quarters. Dan­ Baltimore ot Kansas City, 2:35 p.m, by JnDavIs. WP— Long. Umpires— Home, Kosc; First, Bornett; StCloIre 2 2 0 0 1 1 :49; Fuhr, Edm, served by Simpson and blocked two shots. the Nets. "W e’re on the road and tley scored four points and Isiah Boston at Milwaukee, 2:35 p.m. Oiicoeo (Interference), 2:33; TIkkonen, Edm Detroit at Texas, 3:05 p.m. Second, Cousins; Third, Roe. we’ve got to play well, real well” Thomas added two to give the Lendl close to getting citizenship T-4 :3 3 . A— 7,039. GModduxW,3-l 9 8 2 2 3 4 (unsportsmanlike conduct), 6:30; Ro­ Bowliag If the Sixers win their final two 9 Seattle at California, 4:05 p.m. HBP— (kHorrogo by GModdux. BK— berts, Cal (unsportsmanlike conduct), G olf games of the season, they can Sixers Coach Jim Lynam said Pistons an 82-72 lead with 10:15 9 BSmIth. 6:30; Reinhart, O il (tripping), 7:15; extend their playoff streak to 13 he likes his team’s position. remaining, and Washington was WASHINGTON (AP) - Tennis Rep. Romano L Mazzoli. D- because the years are limited. Natlenal League results Umpires— Home, Runge; Rrst, West; Messier, Edm (high-sticking), 12:35; Pe- star Ivan Lendl on Thursday won Ky.. the jiancl’s chairman who Second, Williams; Third, Bonin. pllnskl, Ctal (high-sticking), 12:35; Churlo, Home Engineers consecutive years. "W e’ve been dodging the bullet never able to get closer than five But Mazzoli said he was con­ a major battle in his fight to play regularly opposes Olympic bills, T — 2:24. A— 6,625. Cal (high-sticking), 12:35; Muni, Edm, New Orleans Golf scores The battle for the last two for about a month.” Lynam said. points the rest of the way. cerned by the testimony of U.S. Amarlcin League results misconduct, 14:34; Roberts, (tal, miscon­ Morlys Dvorak 180-508, Kim Lutz for the U.S. Olympic team this said he was sympathetic to Olympic Committee officials who AstresB, Braves 0 duct, 14:34; Romoge, Cal (roughing), '*4-’»-4»«.,Allce HIrth 2m ;528, Martha playoff spots in the Eastern “ I like that we now control our Moses Malone led the Bullets Cardinalsg, Pirates 3 15:02; McSorlev, Edm (holding), 17:38. NEWORLEANS(AP)— ScoresThursdoy Mastandrea 179- with 23 points and 11 rebounds. summer when a skeptical House arguments that preventing Ix-ndl said cilizenship would not auto­ after the first round of the 5750600 USF&G Conference is going down to the fate” ATLANTA subcommittee voted to give the from participating in the Olym­ matically make Lendl eligible for HOUSTON Third Period— 7, CPIgary, Hunter 4 (3olf Classic, played on the 7680-yard, par 18()-182-531, Toni Robertson 177-454, last weekend of the regular Barkley’s two free throws o b rh b l o b rh b l STLOUIS PITTSBURGH 36-36— 72Lakewood Country Club course: Spurs 117, Rockets 116 Czech native immediate U.S. pics would he a "true hardship" the U.S. team. Angels 11, Mariners 6 AHollcf 3 0 2 0 GYoung cf ab r h bl (Loob, Bullard), 4:04.8, Edmonton, KurrI 7 5 ^. ’ ••-'•2-495, Evelyn season with the 76ers, New York snapped a 98-98 tie and 47 4 12 1 abrhM (KrushelnyskI, McSorlev), 16:01. Hal Sutton 32-33 -^ Anton 192, Renee Ellis 174453, Sandy citizenship. (kint 2b 4 0 0 0 BHatchr It 4 0 0 0 Coleman If 5 2 2 1 Bonds If 4 0 0 0 Tom Bvrum 36-30— 66 Knicks, Washington Bullets and seconds later he tapped in a Mike Mitchell’s 2.5-foot .jump Eave p OSmIth ss Penalties— Anderson, Edm (roughing), F"*P<";lck '83, Lois Hager 180, Elaine SBATTLB _ CALIFORNIA 0 0 0 0 Camoch p 10 0 0 4 2 3 1 Lind 2b 4 12 0 Tommy Nakallmo 33-34—67 Boles 177-^, Alice Chittick 181-518, shot at the buzzer boosteci San The measure, which even prop­ GRonck If 4 0 2 0 McGee cf 5 12 2 10:49; Roberts, COI (roughing), 10:49; Indiana Pacers all in the race. field goal to make the score obrhbl abrhM Doran 2b 3 0 0 0 VonSIvkcf 4 0 11 Muni, Edm (roughing), 11:16; Romoge, Mike Blackburn 34-33—67 Donna Hardesty 174471, AlyceMcArdle onents had given little chance of ESTABLISHED Brantley n DMrphy rf 4 0 0 0 GDavIs 1b 2 10 0 Herr 2b 2 0 12 Bonilla 3b 4 1 1 0 Don Holldorson 33-34— 67 The Knicks and Pacers, who 102-98. Antonio over Houston, the Spurs' B L I S S 1 8 B 2 5 0 2 0 McLmr2b 4 111 SImmns 1b Cal (roughing), 11:16; TIkkanen, Edm, J°" Plontanida passage earlier this year, was Brodlevc 5 0 3 1 Ray If 4 2 4 6 2 0 10 Bass rf 4 12 1 Pnditn 3b 4 0 0 0 Bream 1b 3 0 0 0 Jodie Mudd 33-34— 67 464, Karen Vendette 486, Beverly Morin The loss was the 15th straight first victory in Houston since Jan. Puleop 0 0 0 0 Ashbyc Horper lb 3 0 0 0 Coles rf misconduct, 11:16; Mullen, Cal, mlscon- play each other Saturday, are Cette cf 5 0 10 CDavIs rf 3 0 11 4 2 12 3 10 0 ductt,11:16. Lonnie Wodklns 34-33— 67 482, Fran O'Brien 454, Ruth Skiba 02" 25, 1985. approved without opposition and ADovIsdh Oberkfl2b 0 0 0 0 Bailey c 0 0 0 0 Oauendrf 10 0 0 LVIlrec 3 0 2 1 John Inman 35-32— 67 tied with 37-43 with the Bullets a for the Nets and their 12th SWARMING 4 0 0 0 Joyner 1b 5 0 0 0 Virgil c Overtime— 9, Edmonton, (ketzky 4 Francine Turgeon 183686, BobbI Greed sent to the House Judiciary FtielM lb 3 12 0 Bucknrdh 5 0 2 4 0 0 0 Walling 3b 4 13 2 LIndmn rf 4 1 1 1 Ortiz ph 1000 Brian Mogg 34-33— 67 consecutive defeat on the road as San Antonio was led by Alvin 0 Thomas ss 3 0 0 0 (KurrI, Smith),7:54(sh).Penalty— AAessler, half-game back and the 76ers OW ItaM ri 3 10 0 Howell 3b 5 1 1 0 Ramirz ss 2 0 0 1 TPeno c 4 3 3 2 Pedrtau ss 3 0 0 0 Edm (tripping), 5:57. Jeff Slumon 35-33— 68 ^I'demSw.^"" they approached the end of their Robertson with 24 points. Akeem Committee. FriisleySb Runge 3b 3 0 0 0 CRenIds ss 10 0 0 ONeolp 3 0 0 0 Smiley p 1000 David Graham 35-33—68 another half-game further ’ pwhitecf 3 100 Coffman p Pognoz ph Shots on goal-Edm onton 96^106— 34. Olajuwon equaled his .season Subcommittee approval likely Oulnontss < 1 2 0 Boonec 4 3 4 2 10 0 0 Knepperp 2 0 0 0 10 0 0 Qingelsph 10 0 0 Calgary 9-146-2— 34. Mark Pfell 35-33-68 behind. worst season since entering the TERMITES Reimids 2b Acker p 10 10 Puhl If 12 10 MeWImsp 0 0 0 0 Palacios p 0 0 0 0 Buddy Gardner 3434— 68 will lead to easy pas.sage by the 1 ** <320 GPerrv 1b Powerploy Opportunities— Edmonton The 76ers visit Cleveland Satur­ league in 1976-77. scoring high of 38 points, grabbed M quickly: avoid additional damape. Bliss Te M s 3* 812 I Te M s 1711 IS n 10 0 0 R l^lds ph 10 0 0 2 of 5; Caigory 2 of 4. Bob Lohr 3434— m full House, said Rep. Bruce A Totals 3086 0 Totals 32 8 9 7 Kipperp 0 0 0 6 C alendar day night and Detroit on Sunday. Dennis Hopson led New Jersey 10 rebounds and had a season- termite experts - plus our technical staff Totals 16 912 9 (Soalles— Edmonton, Fuhr (34 shots-30 Morrison. D-Conn., a member of Seattle sst m isi 4 Totals 32 1 6 2 saves). Calgary, Vernon (34-29). USX Classic scores New York plays at Milwaukee with 23 points. high 10 blocked shots for Houston. - provide over a century of trained ColWernla m m £ — ii the panel and chief sponsor of the experience. They’ll check your entire house Gome Winning RBI — None. Heustan jm n i o ix ^ StLoulS 082 831 318-^ bill. Gome Winning RBI — Ashby (l). Pittsburgh eOO 218 888-3 ST. PETER SBUR G, Fla (A P ) — Scores TODAY and help you avoid additional problems. DWhIte. E— Simmons. DP— Houston 3. LOB __ Game Winning RBI — TPena (1). OF-4Seattle1,Callfornla3LOB— Seottlei, Thursday otter the tirst round of the $225,000 Boseball But the legislation still could California 7. 2B— Fhelps, Schofield, Rc^ Attmto6, HoMtond. 2 B ^lm m o ns, Ashby, E— Coleman. DP— StLouls 1, Pittsburgh Radio, TV LPGA USX (iolf Classic, ptovMl on the par Manchester ot Fermi, 1 p.m. Wilander gambles in wrong place face .serious obstacles in the REFINANCING j t Colfo, Boone. HR— Presey (2) 2. LOB— StLouls 3, Pittsburgh 4. 2B— 3436— 72, 6J>15yard Pasadena Yocht and St. Joseph at East Catholic, 4 p.m. SB-DWhIte 2 (3). SF-Revnolds, CDovIs KhM?)®TR!4llr,Sire®z"^''““"‘' ' OSmIth Z Coleman. 3B— Coleman, Van5 Country Club Course (odenotesamofour): Portland at Cheney Tech, 11 o.m. Senate, where Sen. Edward M. FHA • VA • CONVENTIONAL • MORTGAGE INSPECTIONS Ivke, McGee. HR— TPena 2 (2), LIndeman Heather Drew 3531— 66 Bacon Academy ot Coventry, 3:30 MONTE CARLO, Monaco (AP) Ivan Lendl’s task a little easier. entering the prestigious tour- Kennedy, D-Mass., chairman of _____ ••• H R BN BB SO Altahta "* « " « ■ • « > (2). SB— Coleman (6). S— Herr. TONIGHT ASK FOR A COMPLETE HOME SURVEY - NOWI Rosie Jones 33-34— 67 faftbotl Lendl improved a littie more in manet, the season’s major opener the Senate Judiciary immigra­ g g m 31-3 7 3 3 1 2 Coffmon L6-2 31-3 4 3 3 2 2 7 p.m. — Red Sox at Brewers, Tina Tombs Purtzer 3534—67 Fermi at Manchester, 10 o.m. — Mats Wilander played a wild L,1-1 2 3 < 4 2 1 IP H RER BB SO Channels 30,38, W TIC Martha House 3535— 67 Bacon Academy at Coventry, 3:30 card at Monte Carlo and lost. his second match after a two- on clay courts. tion subcommittee, is wary of PHONE: Mjockson 22-3 5 4 4 1 1 ^ k S ^ 1 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 StLouls 7:30 p.m. — Blue Jays at Yankees, Kothv Ahern 3535—68 Beys Tennis month layoff to gain the quarter­ Olympic exemptions. 649-9240 ONeal W,16 7 6 3 2 1 2 Channels 11, 26, WPOP Wilander followed Boris ^"•^Tustan ’ ^ 1 0 0 Donna White 3434— 68 ■ Cheney Tech at Cromwell, 3:15 Fr^w,2« 81-3 8 5 2 2 5 McWlllms 2 0 0 0 0 0 7:M p.m. — Canadlens at Bruins, Kothv Postlewalt 3533— 68 Becker to the sidelines of the finals of the $492,500 tournament. He had a bout of the flu last ’The vote came just hours after Butee 1^3 1 0 0 0 1 Knepper W,26 6 5 0 0 2 3 Pittsburgh NeSN Vldd Fsrgon 3434— 68 SATURDAY Lendl meets Joakim Nystrom week and was officially with­ the subcommittee debated speed­ Camacho S,1 3 10 0 10 Smiley L,42 5 7 5 5 2 5 7:30 p.m . — Capitals at Devils, ESPN Monte Carlo Open tennis tourna­ OMwe 1 3 10 0 1 Susan Tonkin 3433— 69 Softball drawn. But he said he got better ing up the citizenshipof Lendl and WP Fraser. BK— M Jackson. WP— Coffman, Acker. BK— Puleo, Ca­ Paloclos 2 3 3 3 0 2 ^^7:30 p.m. — Celticsat Hawks, Channel Sherrin Smyers 3534— 69 St. Bernard ot East Cothollc (2), 11 ment as he lost in the third round of Sweden in a quarterfinal macho. Kipper 2 2 110 1 BUSS Umrtres-Home, Clark; First, Hendry; Vicki Tobor 3534-70 a.m. to Italian qualifier Claudio Wednesday with Pistoiesi taking and the tournament postponed two lesser-known Olympic hope­ TERMITE CONTROL Second, Evans; Third, Ford. Umpires— Home, Dovis; First, Darling; HBP— Coles by ONeal. BK— Smiley. 8:30 p.m . — Mats at Cardinals, Anne Kelly 3538— 70 Track Pistoiesi. on Argentina’s Martin Jaite in the draw and offered him a late fuls by removing the five-year T — 2:49. A — 22,172. Second, Froemmlng,-Third, Tota. Umpires— Home, Pallone; Rrst, KIbler; SportsChannel Kathy Baker-Guadoonlno 3537— 70 Manchester/East Catholic at East THE OLDEST AND LARGEST IN CONN. T-2 :2 2 . A— 12491. Second. Quick; Third, Greoa. 9 p.m. — KNIcks at Bucks, Channel 9 Connie ChlllemI 3535-70 Harttord Co-ed Relayr, 9 a.m . The exits of Wiiander, the No. 2 another. wild card entry so the defending waiting period permanent resi­ seed, and Becker. No. 3, make Wilander took a chance in champion could re-enter. dents are required to go through.

4 16 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, April 22, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, April 22, 1988 — 17 15 FOCUS ''jock T o LoK/er y o u " SNAFU bv Pritr» BoaHie KIT -N’ CAKLYLE by Larry Wright Is there an exit from landlocked plot? I p e o p l e ce ir- DEAR BRUCE: I DEAR BRUCE: Is it possible to in bought a rather large later he’ll have to rent or purchase VII produce and sell merchandise so space, and add to the overhead. The piece of property some inexpensively that nobody trusts It? ic- years ago. I knew at the same thing is true with labor. Happy birthday Shirley as That’s what’s happening to me. I Initially, the entrepreneur does ever­ time that it was land­ make a burglar alarm from parts that S A N FRAN­ he locked, and that’s why I Smart Money ything himself, but sooner or later, he in are readily available and I can sell it has to add employees — and they want CISCO-Shirley got a bargain. The prop­ for less than half of what the Tem ple Black, the erty is surrounded on all Bruce Williams to get paid. Then he must add Social competition is asking. dimpled, curly- f EANUT6 by Charlet M. Schulz four sides by m y neigh­ Security taxes, etc. Because I ’m selling it as cheaply as haired child star nd bor’s property. I would If I were sitting behind your desk, I I am, a lot of potential customers are turned diplomat, THIS IS HOW U)E FINP ist like to sell it, but nobody would first analyze my costs more RIGHT TO B3. turned off. They say, " I t can’t be any carefully and take into account future will observe her WATER IN THE 6R0UNP.. [ WOODSTOCK 1 wants to buy It because good if it’s this cheap.’’ Is it possible ay it’s landlocked. Thought it for hunting hardball, knowing that he cannot be expenses. If you can still market the 60th birthday on WE CALL IT “P0WSIN6" PRINKING 'He did errands for us when he was a kid.' 'St that my low price is going to work product substantially under the going Saturday by cook­ and fishing, but until I can get access forced to give an easement, and against me? FROM HIS to the property, I am told it is virtually rate, you have two choices: to market ing dinner at her knowing that the property is only R.T. .CANTEEI^ worthless. valuable to him. Sooner or later he on the basis o f price and overcome mansion and cele­ JACKSONVILLE. Fla. THE ORIZZWELL8 by Blli Schorr est I’ve approached my neighbor, and may make you a very low offer. whatever resistance there may be, or brating her soon- Ike to increase your profit margins and to-be-released au­ let. he is not interested in selling the right Unless there is a variable that you DEAR iR.T.: It’s not only very stay jut slightly under the tobiography. :C( of way or easement across his have not described to me, the strong possible, it is likely. When something :c( competition. A property. Is there anything I can do? likelihood is that there is no public is very inexpensive, it is often “ I had 19 years WMATPVA5Ay WE A do The latter strategy is one that many on T.R. reason for an easement to be granted perceived to be of inferior quality. Shirley Temple Black I" the film industry R)R(5Er 5WIMMIN’ merchandisers endorse. (D 196S Onlled Feature SyrxlicHe. Inc RALE IG H . N.C. and, therefore, the only way one can It m ay be, though, tht you are and 19 years in UP5TREAM10 be granted is if the neighbor chooses underestimating your expenses and government service, so I’ve had equal careers D E A R T .R .: I would have to know a to. This can customarily be done if Bruce Williams, Am erica’s top at the moment,” said Mrs. Black, speaking HAOAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne $rwwN..,AW3U?r under-pricing your product. Many a radio talk host, is heard each week lot more about this situation. First, enough money changes hands. from the ’Tudor-styie home south of San ODIM A V i P e o budding entrepreneur finds that he night on NBC stations, his column how did this property become land­ Whether or not it’s worth doing is Francisco where she has lived for 27 years. can sell his products for a lot less than appears every Monday, Wednesday locked in the first place? In most parts another matter. You should discuss By age 5, the world adored Shirley Jane / the competition. and Friday. Write to Williams in care of the country, the only way a this with a lawyer. The lesson is that, The reason for this is that he fails to of the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box Temple, the moppet whose 35 films, including P property can be made landlocked is unless conditions are extraordinary, P take into account legitim ate costs. “ Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm,” “ Curly Top” 591, Manchester 06040. Letters of K 0 through will or court order. buying a piece of landlocked property For example, he may lie working out and “ Poor Little Rich G irl,” bolstered the Your neighbor may be playing is not in your best interest. general interest will be answered in of his garage initially, but sooner or the column. spirits of Depression-era audiences. ke She won an Oscar at age 6, retired at 12 with ve millions and by 22 married Charles A. Black, CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks B Casale lis son of the former head of Pacific Gas & MV FATHER JU6T r e c e n t l y THE THIEF TRIED DIEP. HEART ATTACK. AFTER TO S-'EAL THOSE/^«/> yors Electric Co., and settled down as a suburban L E T T E R S r-clTIZENSHIP AWARD its Woman blasts double cross WORKING GEVEN STRAIGHT housewife. 24- HOUR PAV&. pd Dr. Gott Mrs. Black, a former ambassador to Ghana, flies to Washington, D.C., once a month to its Peter Gott, M.D. of boyfriend’s bisexuality serve as vice president of the American an THE PHANTOM by Lea Falk « 8y Barry la Academy of Diplomacy along with former dear his identity or whereabouts, secretaries of state Henry Kissinger and ..TO ENP you-, in ABBY: You report him to the local police. And Alexander Haig. J J P f l OICTATORe’HIP. stated that the to others who are approached by most surpris­ Her autobiography, "Child Star," took eight strangers; Fly-by-night laborers years to write and will be released in October. ing revelation who don’t have the materials to in your fidelity Dear Abby work with are obviously not Heart problem? survey was Abigail Van Buren professional or responsible. "the number of Officer made Irish citizen DEAR READERS: Here’s a ARLO AND JANI8 by Jimmy Johnson bisexual males NEW YO R K — Police officer Steven See a specialist powerful message that I think that surfaced.’ ’ McDonald, paralyzed by ah assailant’s bullet BOTI WANT TO.f I WANT deserves a national audience: I'VE GOT TO (»Me UP Yes, there in 1986, was made an Irish citizen by Irish TO.'I WANTTO'I WANT WITH A B e m « k m M » v . "E v e ry father is diminished DEAR DR. GOTT: I had a heart operation nine are apparently ^ TO/1 WANT TO/ when his daughter is denied a fair Prime Minister Charles Haughey, who called years ago and have had heart irregularity since It a large number of males who Fear not, "Soon to Wed,” While chance. E very son is a victim him a symbol of “ courage, dedication and PR£SfP£NT i/VWNC¥i LUASA, has progressed t« atrial fibrillation with an uneven practice bi.sexuality. In fact, a I was in basic training in Abilene, loyalty.” recent .segment of Gary Collins’ when his mother is denied fair beat, and medication doesn’t seem to help Electric Texas, in 1944, I didn’t want to “ Through him, we want to honor all the BLONOIE by Dean Young & Stan Drake "Hour Magazine" TV show re­ pay. But when we lower barriers, heart shock treatment is being considered What is wear my wedding ring, but my Irish-Americans who have made contribution: your opinion? ported a figure of 20 percent to 60 open doors, and free women to Hey, LISTBN.VOU wife insisted on it. Sure enough, to the building of this great nation," Haughey percent. In this age of AIDS, the reach wherever their dreams will C A N 'T HAVE . while I was helping to stack large take them — our talents are said during the ceremony Thursday. EVERYTHING V DEAR READER: Atrial fibrillation, an irregular implications are frightening. cases in very high stacks, I multiplied, and our country is McDonald, who donned green slacks for the heartbeat, does not — by it.self — require treatment caught my wedding ring on a nail, stronger.” occasion, was accompanied at the ceremony or neccessarily indicate heart disease. However Bisexual men are not easily and nearly tore my finger off! I Who wrote those words? Betty by his wife, Patti Ann, and their 15-month-old with your background of heart surgery. I’d worry identified, and most are not never wore my wedding ring son, Conor. JiWW9N honest about their sexuality with Friendan? Gloria Steinem? Lily 2 that your increasing irregularity could signal a again. Tomlin? progressive deterioration of heart function. I’m the women in their lives. Having My wife and I will celebrate our None of the above. Give up? Try ALLEY OOP by Dave Qraue 2 surprised that medicine does not control your heart unwittingly had a relationship 52nd wedding aniver.sary soon, so Geraldine Ferraro. rate: there are many effective drugs for this with a bisexual man myself, I can tell "Soon to Wed” she has Julia Child hospitalized wow LET ME SEE! IK purpo.se on the market. vouch for that fir.sthand. While nothing to worry about. DEAR ABBY: I have been I REMEMBER CORRECTLY, SANTA BAR­ WE WENT UP THIS SULLY Electrical countershock, to restore your heart the bisexual man in my life LARRY TAYLO R , dating a 67-year-old widower for FOR A WAYS. BARA. Calif. — rhythm to normal, may be an effective short-term appeared "straight” and acted NASHVILLE, GA. more than five years. I am 65. He solution to your problem; however, it may not be in very devoted and loving, he was says he loves me and will marry Julia Child, televi- sion’s “ French your long-term best interests. Once your heart has actually hiding from me an DEAR LARRY: Congratula­ me under his conditions — his WHAT A GUY by BUI Hoest been shocked back to normal, it must be kept ongoing involvement with men tions. Your letter was one of conditions meaning that he is free Chef,” was enjoy­ 2 2 normal by medicine. Otherwise, you will develop Plea.se, Abby, try to educate many de.scribing the hazards of to continue to date other ladies ing French bread fibrillation again. You’ve said that your heart rate women. The perpetuation oi wearing a ring on the job, (His term is to ’’service” them !) that she said was hasn’t responded to drugs. Therefore, defibrillation deceit by these men is distressing What do you think of this? I like “ a breath of «SOOO THING may be a useless and risky procedure in the long enough — but AIDS will kill us! DEAR ABBY: I hate to admit don’t care for those conditions at spring” during her W E W ORE run. FRIGHTENED IN MADISON this, but I got taken by a man who all. On the plus side, he is very hospital stay fora OUR I’d be more interested in the reasons for your offered to fix the roof of my house, good to me financially and broken hip, a RUBBERS increasing heart irregularity. In my opinion, you DEAR FRIGHTENED: There which was damaged by the wind. otherwise. hospital spokeswo­ t o d a y . " need a stress test, and probably a coronary is no way to “ educate” women as He said he had to have $400 in He says he loves me and that I man said. THE BORN LOSER by Art Santom angiogram, to assess the efficiency of your heart’s to how to determine whether or advance to buy the tiles. Like a am No. 1. His theory is that when The 75-year-old not the men in their lives are circulation. If no arterial blockages are present fool, I took him to the bank with one is old, exclusivity isn’t Mrs. Child frac­ ‘W APCUT (and corrective techniques such as bypass surgery bi.sexual. The responsiblity to be me, drew $400 out of my savings important. Help me decide, tured her hip honest rests with the men who Julia Child '{oowcm or angioplasty are not indicated), I would attempt account, and gave it too him. please. Monday at her i m CALL medical control of your heart rate using one practice bisexuality. Knowing He was supposed to start the job B.J. IN TEXAS Montecito condominium and was expected to medicine after another until one of the drugs that they are putting their mates ‘ thebofw the next morning, but I neversaw DEAR B.J.: Marry him? I be at Cottage Hospital for another week, said worked. at risk, they should admit their him again. I am 72 years old and wouldn’t even date him. A spokeswoman Janet O’ Neill. Mrs. Child was in Since your case is somewhat unusual and the bisexual life.style. While no man ON THE FASTRACK by BUI Holbrook should have known better. woman, regardless of her age, good condition Thursday. newer medicines are tricky to use, I would feel more or woman choo.ses his or her I realize what a foolish woman I who sleeps with a man who "She’s not eating much, but our executive MELODV./THl^ HAVE ir PM ...wherbveiz. comfortable having you under the care of a sexuality, they are all responsible was, and you can u.se this letter to knowingly ’’services’’ other chef did send her up some French bread. She ‘p o U^UALUt’ cardiologist. At the very least. you are entitled to an for their sexual behavior. Td ORSAHI^E a 1$ A (JREAT VdOR OiJH TORE. warn others, but please don’t use women should be examined after opinion from a qualified heart specialist. said it was like a breath of spring. He told her TDWER l.0 fiC H ' DPPZ>Rr0(JrrV A Place -rfeJ'Re ‘tbUP. m y name, every contact with the “ servicer’ ’ D EAR AB B Y: Recently you he has some fresh salmon anytime she’s EMtwim WITH... LDiJcij Ho ur.' TAKEN IN PASADENA, — and the e^m in ation should published a letter from "Soon to ready.” Ms. O’ Neill said. j. C ALIF. include her h^d. Do you have any medical questions you would like Wed," who was upset because her Mrs. C!!hild and her husband of 41 years, He may be clean as a whistle, to have answered by a professional? Write to Dr. future husband refu.sed to wear Paul, live in Massachusetts, but since 1981 DEAR TAKEN: Thank you for but how about some of his lady Peter M. Gott, P.O. Box 914Z8, Cleveland. Ohio his wedding ring. She feared that have spent their winters in Montecito, for FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavas writing to warn others. That friends who may have slept with a 44101. Letters of general interest will appear in the no one would know that he was decades a fashionable enclave in the Santa crook should not be free to cheat man who slept with Lord knows column. married. Barbara area along the Southern California PHONE COMP/INV others, so if you have any clues to w h o!. IT coast. BILLINA DEFT. TAL\ciN<9 Buying a business? Know aii the facts Sonny Bono as mayor / HA5 P A LM SPRINGS, Calif. — When Sonny MO^ILF TtLfPHONf Tb Although Doug was Bono presided over his first meeting as mayor The reason: To ensure you’re buying ANSWER: Fairness is the basis of Bridge tired of being an ac­ all the necessary assets to keep that of this desert resort town, the public and city CALL 976 NUM^eRS. countant. at age 63 he every good business sale. Obviously business running. both parties want to think they got the officials were confused over what to call the was not yet ready to 9 entertainer-restaurateur. length, the play of the 10 now was suit h y e j zz These are examples of the hundreds I ~ T A 4 - . 9 best deal. Defending retire. So when a client Sylvia of questions that require answers The city clerk called him Mr. Mayor. His NORTH 4-tt-IS preference, letting partner know that named Fred, owner of “ The buyer doesn’t want to find any he had values in diamonds. Soloway when considering the purchase of a surprises that alter projections, and name plate said Mr. Bono and one citizen ♦ Q92 Freddy’s Fram e Shop YA accurately dutifully switched to the seven of dia­ business. the seller certainly doesn’t need a addressed him as "you r worship.” WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll Inc., announced he was Porter ♦ A 10 4 monds. Declarer played low from David Goldfarb, presidnt of situation in which the buyer defaults “ I just got elected mayor, not king,” Bono By James Jacoby selling his business and 4 A J 10 9 6 3 dummy, won East’s jack with his king, Phoenix-based Corporate Investment or reneges because of dissatisfac­ replied Wednesday. played to dummy’s heart ace and back "YOUR C3AIUYHOROSCOPE Y O U M U & r INITIATE A I'V E A B O U T HAD IT moving to Florida. EAST International, Inc., the country’s tion,” reports Goldfarb. Bono was elected mayor of this community WEST Here is an unusual deal defended by to his club king. Then came the eight /N THE INTBRESTSOF PETITION TO EXTEND THE WITH T H E S E D A ILY Doug was ready to 4 A K J6 4 10 8 5 4 3 largest international business sales Negotiations of a good business deal of 38,000 on April 12. one day after his ex-wife Paul Soloway, West, and Ron Ander­ of hearts. ENRICH IN(E'rtXlR M IND SCHOOL WEEK FBOYV FIVE HOROSCOPES. pounce on this oppor­ ▼ K 73 4Q52 sen, East. The event was the Proton firm, says prospective buyers should begin with a fair evaluation of the ♦ Q J6 If Soloway tamely played low as -AND INTELLECT.. TO SEVEN DAYS." tunity of a lifetim e. Or so he thought. Cher won an Oscar for her role in ♦ 7 5 3 2 International Intercity Tournament, thorough when taking over a business address these important issues, business to be sold, well before a 4 Q 7 452 second hand, school would be out. Elast "W hat is there to know about "Moonstruck.” played in Taipei last February. Al­ as when starting up a new venture. among others: buyer enters the picture. After all, would win the queen, but could not picture frames?” Doug reasoned. SOUTH though the one-spade overcall was not Nothing should be taken for granted. what’s on the books in a prudently safely attack diamonds. Soloway cor­ Completely ignoring the fact that 47 classic, it is common these days for rectly deduced that the contract was For instance, if it’s a retail business QUESTION: Where should you managed business probably minim­ ¥ J 10 9 8 6 4 Fred’s upscale clientele purchased Drake not role model experts to overcall with a strong four- not to be defeated unless his partner like Freddy’s Frame Shop Inc., begin when considering the purchase izes cash flow and profitability for tax ♦ K98 card suit at the one-level. (It’s hard to - 'Kh- ■ his frames because of his exquisite held the heart queen guarded. So he . va 'ka j location is key — and location often of a business? purposes. The owner knows this and, 4K84 be doubled so low, and easier to get a A'" La, • */K tastS and fine reputation. Doug, on the LOS ANGELES — Larry Drake, best known rose with the trump king and led an­ depends on the terms of a lease. How complicated by inflated wishful think­ Vulnerable: Neither bid in immediately at the one-level other hand, couldn’t match his suit for his role as Benny Stulwicz, the other diamond. With that defense, de­ many years are left in the lease? If it’s ANSWER: The logical place to start ing, has only a vaguye idea of true Dealer: North than later at a higher level.) The three- and tie in the morning. middle-aged mentally retarded office boy on clarer had to lose a diamond trick and C •aaa a* HCa only a few, how high can the rent is to define what sort of business value. A professional evaluation can spade bid by Andersen was a pre-emp­ his contract. (And yes, there are better Doug’s enthusiasm was over­ NBC’s "L.A. Law,” doesn’t want his portrayal South soar? Can the lease be assigned to interests you: the type, size, locaiton, pinpoint the reality, according to Well North East tive jump raise. contracts for North-^uth to be in.) whelming his logic and. if it hadn’t to be considered a role model. 14 Pass l ¥ U.S. ACRES by Jim Davit Doug immediately or must a landlord etc. That will suggest what kind of Goldfarb. All of this forced South into an un­ ‘I don’t believe in propaganda,” Drake said 14 2 4 3 4‘ 4 ¥ been for the good advice of an expert approve the transaction? assistance you’ll need. usual action — a risky four-heart call. James Jacoby's books ‘Jacoby on on buying businesses, he would soon ina recent interview. "Ijustw ant Benny to be Pass Pass Pass But this daring move would have been If the company is organized as a "Obviously, if you’re looking for a •pre-emptive Jump raise Bridge" and “Jacoby on Card Games’ have found himself courting disaster. corporation, who really owns the business in the $100 million league, a person. I was glad this past season when he successful except for precise defense. (written with bis father, the late Os­ [J Buyers also tend to overinflate, It’s a rare American who doesn’t assets? For instance, Fred’s name you should be talking to an investment stopped being noble and got crusty, a little Opening lead: 4 K When the spade king was led, Elast sig­ wald Jacoby) are now available at dream, at least occasionally, of especially in terms of their qualifica­ nasty, with his girlfriend.” naled with the 10, but not as a come- bookstores. Both are published by SAiirp may be on the lease rather than the banker,” Goldfarb says. "The neigh­ tions, and a professional opinion can owning his or her own business. And in The California Association for Retarded on. Since his jump in spades promised Pharos Books. name of the business Doug is borhood laundromat can probably be benefit them, too. The deal should be fact, of existing businesses in the U.S., interested in buying. The computer found through a local realtor who Citizens of the United States recently about one in five changes hands every structured to m eet.their needs and Fred uses to catalogue all frames and dabbles as a ‘business broker.’ ” abilities. commended Drake for his portrayal, which he year. These companies range in size prices may be his personal property, Your best bet: Talk with trusted realizes may be the closest many people get to from the comer car wash to major "E gos and up on the line in every and not included in the sale of the attorneys, tax advisers and other business sale,” Goldfarb adds. A a retarded person. corporations. business. financial professionals for their successful negotiation and satisfac­ "People treat them either as pets or try to PEOPLE WHO k n o w ^ Initially, purchasing an existing know there's a certain magic | I I 1 W ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ "Make the seller sign a document recommendations. tory sale mean keeping emotions ignore them or hate them,” he said. " I think business may seem much simpler transferring all business-related from clouding the picture an sticking the hate factor is goin g... but it shouldn’t be about Classified Advertising. 643-2711 - J?M than starting from scratch. But in assets to the company,” says Mark QUESTION: What makes a sound to the facts. It’s the only fair way for . Ui^e at all. They’re Just people."______reality, your analysis must be just as Shenkman. a attorney. business sale? both sides.

I 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. April 22.19M' 17 Puzzles TV Topics MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, April 22, 1988 — H

ACROSS 56 Capital of Answer to Previous Punie Yemen 1 According to Tour of Duty’: A war series fact DOWN CLASSIFIED ADVFRTI.SlNfi 643-2711 5 56, Roman By Kathryn Baktr i Sitting here munching french bread in a 1 Two (poet) Th« Aasoclotad Praia mall from veterans who say they were unable 8 Waitar't itam 2 Quota restaurant today, but we’ll see," said Knox, to talk about their experiencea until they saw 12 Partition 3 In the whose Job is presumably safe since he has top “Tour of Duty." NEW YORK — When Terence Knox signed 13 Own (Scot) preceding bilUng. "CBS didn’t undertake this show as therapy on to play Sgt. Zeke Anderson in CBS’ ■HELP WANTED 14 Piaca of month Knox is deeply dedicated to the series, and for anybody,” Knox said. 'It was entertain­ A t a condition precedent to Vietnam war aeries "Tour of Duty," it the placement of any odver- marchandiaa 4 Bridge expert frustrated by the lack of audience. "Tour" ment, going to be quality entertainment, and TY P IS T- We need on REGISTERED Nurse- TY P IS T. Full time with MECHANTfYTc^ervIce sounded like a dream Job — a starring role in tltlng In the Manchester He­ and repair weighing 15 Lawyer (abbr.) . ^ Culbertson premiered last fall with a sophisticated, it has remained that. But in addition, it has rald, Advertiser hereby Individual with good RHAM Senior High IBM PC knowledge Quiz on Page 2 a network show shot on location in beautiful agrees to protect. Indemnify typing skills, policy School, Hebron. 166 preferably with Multi- scales. No experience 16 Pianist Cliburn 5 Melted rock film-quality style, good writing and fine become a great bringing together of these M ATURE Woman to care necessary. Will train. 1. Chain 6 Medicine bottle Hawaii. and hold hormlett the Man­ tor Infants, 1-6pm, typing preferred but day school yeor. Start­ mate Advantage II, 17 Lubricatss performances. But it has not prospered in the forces, people who had never talked about it chester Herald, Its officers ing on August 31,1988. Hewlett-Packard Starting rate, $7.50 per 2. Shotgun 7 Hotels "It’s not what it’s cracked up to be. It’s ratings. Mondov-Frldov. Start­ not required. The posi­ 18 3, Roman (the war) before." and employees against any tion also requires Contact S. Culllnan at Laser Jet Printer. Cus­ hour and up. Drivers 3. French fried 8 Deuce work," said Knox on a recent visit to drlssly and all liability, loss or ing pay $5 per hour. The license and cor neces- 19 Trembling It spent most of the season opposite “The Before "Tour," Knox’s best-known role Children's Place, Inc. strong clerical skills. 228-9474. EOE. tomer contact-other 4. Kidney 9 Poured down New York. expense. Including attor­ sory. 26 cents per mile. 21 Born Cosby Show" on Thursday night at the was Dr. Peter White on NBC’s “St. neys' feet, arising from 643-5535.______We otter o pleasant general/varied office 5. Billy (Goat) 10 Actress Dahl "I hasten to say that what we go through is unseemly early hour of 8 p.m. Eastern time. office environment In duties. Full benefits Generous profit shar­ 22 _ plume Elsewhere," a role he thought would be a claims of unfair trade practi­ TY P IS T- Part time. We ing plan every 6 6. (a) Iodine — Goiter (y) 11 Affirmations nothing compared to what the veterans went ces, Infringement of trade­ Glastonbury with tree program Including 33 Emotional 40 Rugged guy Its ratings improved somewhat in its new six-episode shot. But it developed into one of need on Individual with SALES months. Able Scale & (b) Iron — Anemia (x) 24 Starts business 19 Rat's home through in real warfare, but I can at least marks, trade names or pat­ parking. It you are Expd. only. Solicit dental paid. Coll 289- shock (comp, wd.) Saturday 9 p.m. time period. CBS executives, the most popular subplots on the critically good typing skills. Pol­ 2734. Equipment Corp. 646- (c) Insulin — Diabetes (z) 26 Norwegian 20 Virginia battle appreciate it a little hit, at least a Peeping ents, violation of rights of icy tvpIng preterrec Interested please coll adv. & renewals tor 34 It's dellciousi 43 Lump who will announce the network’s fall schedule praised series, when White turned out to be a privacy and Infringement of 6929. ______(d) Digitalis — Heart (w) 28 Self esteem site Tom’s perspective on being away from home but not required, aisc Joy or Gerrv at 659- est. local hotel direc­ (comp, wd.) 44 Mucilage in May, say they remain confident in the rapist. He was later killed off. copyright and proprietary 3561. Crum 8, Forster. W ANTED immediately. 29 Baseball player 23 Ooze in a hot place where it rains a lot and where rights, unfair competition need strong clerical tories. Oppty to stort IMMEDIATE 0PENINB8 (e) Penicillin — Venereal disease (v) 36 Set of four 45 Japanese show. "It made life hell in the singles bars for Full time lanitor and Mel 25 Pan you don’t really see civilians.” and libel and slander, which skills. We otter plea­ extremely lucrative full time mechanic tor 37 Refrigerant sashes "I still believe that if you work hard enough awhile," Knox said with a laugh. may result from the publica­ sant office environ­ M ECH AN IC- Reputable F U U TIM E 30 Heartbeat chart 27 English school 38 Makes "Civilians” for Knox and the rest of the cast long term career. Tra­ evenings and wee­ 48 Compass point at something, it deserves a shot," Knox said. Before "St. Elsewhere," he said, his tion of any advertlsment In ment In Glastonbury paving contractor vel with accommoda­ (abbr,) 28 Sound, as a bell fun of 50 . -la-la and crew are the tourists who stay at the same the Manchester Herald by seeks qualified person •D elivery kends. Experience pre­ “You Just won’t believe how hard some of that biggest role was in a minor film "starring a advertiser. Including adver­ with tree parking. tions at leading hotels. ferred but will train. 31 What person Honolulu hotel. There is no fraternizing. stuff is to do and how dangerous — nothing Please call Joy or for all phases ot equip­ n $70,000 Mack truck and myself — and the tisements In any free distri­ ment and truck repair 81,000-$1,500 Wk Com­ •O ffic e Contact Manager. Por- O H HELP WANTED O D HELP WANTED 32 Army Transport “People come in waves of like two weeks in compared to what the real veterans went truck was better than I was.” bution publications pub­ Gerrv at 659-3561. Crum mission Expenses. Re­ kade Bowling Lanes, ond Forster Insuronce. and maintenance. •S e le s A Service (abbr.) Hawaii, so there’s no i^aningful relationship through. The technical advisers come out lished by the Manchester ferences and back­ Manchester. No phone Company benefits, ex­ to be struck up here,’’ Joked the young and □ □ □ Herald. Penny Sleffert, LICENSED Nurse. Port colls. ______RESTAURANT Bar­ 33 Actress Cicely there who are veterans — without exception Publisher. cellent pov. 633-0543. ground will be PEARLS TV AND tender, barback, food single Knox. "Especially when people are in a before the end of their episode, they come up time. Custodial care. thoroughly checked. PAINTER needed toll or TELLERS NIGHT OF MANY GUEST STARS - Ideal tor retirement. GROWTH Company look­ APPLIANCE Experienced or will servers, banquet zany kind of get-a-tan-in-two-days mentality. and say, ‘We had no idea you guys worked this Interviews arranged. port time. Minimum 2 servers, hostess, dis­ 35 Soprano I mean, you can’t even seduce anyone when There’ll be a lot of resume-updating after the I LOST 649-2358.______ing tor future manage­ (201) 884-9200 - Mr. years experience. Coll train. Good benefits. Lehmann hard.’’’ final, two-hour episode of "Magnum, P.I." 649 Main Street hwashers. Apply In they’re thinking about a suntan." ___ I AND FOUND W AN TED - Strong, rella- ment. Otters profit Green - or resume to 742-9714. ______Apply: 5 g „ u person; The Gallery, 38 Thin porridge which CBS will air May 1. There are 18, count ble young man to do sharing and manage­ 6 4 3 -2 1 7 1 FU LL Time Real Estate 141 New London Turn­ A typical 14-hour shooting day is oftf nspent THE WAY KNOX plays him, Sgt. Anderson LOST. Manchester area. yard work and odd lobs ment potential. Ambi­ OXFORD 923 Main St. Manchatttr 39 Contemporary crawling around in dusty tunnels or muddy ’em, 18 guest stars, among them biggies Soleperson wanted. loe pike, Glastonbury. is a no-nonsense guy who has re-upped for the Howard Duff and Gwen Verdon. Most, Orange & White male In the North End area. tious Individual needed PUBLICATIONS Busy downtown office. painter Andrew swamps. Sometimes across the island, the Tabby with flea collar. Part time. 649-7743. to learn Industry from 9 Whlppony Road ASSISTANT Customer second time after finding a kind of success on including Verdon, are. reprising roles from Representative with Anne Miller Real Est­ SMALL office needs T y ­ pie. Top commission P CBS detective series "Magnum, P.I.” would Children's pet, answers ground up. 649-4563. Whlppany, N.J. 07981 ate. Call 647-8000 ask pist. Duties Include the battlefield he couldn’t find in civilian life. the show’s eight-year run. They are, in light bookkeeping ex­ paid especially tor 41 I think, be filming, in a decidedly more genteel to Stanley. Pleose call CONSTRUCTION- Repu tor Anne. general clerical work, Anderson has no interest in politics, he Just alphabetical order: Brandon Call, Julie Cobb, perience helpful. Full good listers. Call 643- therefore ____ atmosphere where series stars don’t have to 643-2283.______table paving contrac­ computer acquain­ wants to get his men out alive. Elisha Cook, Phyllis Davis, Gillian Dobb, M AIN TEN AN CE Person, time position. 871-6330. 4263 osk tor Jock 42 Goad (2 wds.) worry about being killed off in the name of LOST. Light blue man's NEWSPAPER Inserters. tor seeks qualified tance helpful but not Lappen In the Lappen Veterans groups praised CBS when it Howard Duff, Fay Hauser, Lance LeGault, locket. Keys and eye­ Part time afternoons. truck drivers and 40 hours with benefits. BICYCLE Mechanic ex­ necessary as we will 46 Article authenticity. Kevin Conroy was the first perienced. $6-9/ hour LOT ATTENDANT/ Building.______announced plans for "Tour of Duty” last Kathleen Lloyd, Jeff MacKay, Patrice glasses In pockets. Vic­ Want to get out ot the equipment operators. Apply In person: Solva­ train. Call ELBA. 649- 47 Acquires casualty among the regulars on “Tour." inity of Friendly's, house tor a tew hours? Company benefits, ex­ tion Army, 385 Brood plus benefits. Year RECONDITiONER 1176. ______MECHANIC To work on year. The response from viewers who are Martinez, Joe Regalbuto, Shavar Ross, Joe Street, Manchester. round employment. miscellaneous con­ 49 Law veterans has been "overwhelmingly posi­ Moln Sfreet. 646-8330. We are looking tor cellent pay. 633-0543. TRUCK Driver tor pro- "NONE OF US is immune. I'm glibly Santos, Jean Bruce Scott, Gwen Verdon, Hal responsible people to The Bike Shop, 681 Suburban Subaru, struction equipment deg. tive,” Knox said. He said the show gets a lot of Williams and Amy Yasbeck. LOST. Black and white D IETA R Y- Good lob op- Main Street, Manches­ duce wholesale house and trucks. Must have 2 male cat. Vicinity ot Insert advertising sup­ portunlty! Full and Vernon has Immedate wanted Immediately. 50 Streetcar plements Into our R IU g PART TIME ter. 647-1027. opening for s lot at­ years experience. Full 51 Flightless birds Birch Mountain Road. port time hours availa­ Class II required, $7.75 time employment and Pleose call 646-3128. newspapers. Mondav- ble. Interesting work tendant / recondl- per hour plus benefits. 52 French yes Frldav. Please call Bob CASHIERS benefits. Call 742-5317, IMPOUNDED- Husky, with hours to tit around tloner. Experienced Apply In person be­ 8om to 5 pm.______53 Genus of frogs T V T o n ig h t at 647-9946 for more At aROSSMAtrS. th* •xclto- edical brown and white. Male. m n t It buHdIng, It your rtady your needs. Excellent M preferred, but will tween 9om-2pm to: Information. tor students and moth­ Sordini Fruit 8. 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Randy Edinger ing FRIDAY, MUNSON'S Chocolate's, duatry and a ganarout bane- tSfvlOi MsttQSf ing port time Customer plan Including com­ to an American W A C Lieutenant tries to football team. Goldie Hawn, James Reach, Route 6 Bolton Is now wanted part time tor Immediate Medical gel into the U S. along with a group of war flta program: CONSTRUCTION Inspec­ Service Representa­ mission, Insurance, APRIL 22, Bull Swoosie Kurtz. 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) accepting applications general Vernon office. CELEBRITY CIPHER brides. Cary Grant, Ann Sheridan, Marion (Richard Noll, 1 day, 1 evening. Please • Ouartarly S Annual Bonua tor. Need on Inspector Care Centers has va­ Suburban ^baru tive. Experience pre­ m edical,dental,pa Id Cetebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous people, past and present Marshall. 1949. 1 1 : 4 5 P M [M A X ] M O VIE: House of for part time retail • Imployat DItoountt • HoMty 14 Hkrtford Tpk«, Varnon, Ct. ferred but will train. 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Eric Stoll/, hours on Saturday or area. to come in off chanical, electrical, FOOD Service. We have Into full time position. Vernon, CT. 649-65S8. HAKUCWIVSSL AQCWENXU lAW Lea Thompson, Mary Stuart Masierson the ledge and keep 1 2 : 0 0 A M (D Hit Squad Sunday, averaging 15- BANKING Cheryl Siedlecky heating and ventilat­ • Nursing/M.A. part Coll Linda, 649-6816. 1987 Rated PG-13. openings for full and D E N TA L Receptionist. up the charade (D People are Talking 20 hours per week. Coll ing, sprinkling sys­ time evenings and Urbonettl Insurance 647-8639.______COLLECTOR 649-0136 port time positions In Agency.______Manchester-Rockville UWCOOXKP VE NKU ESNLXKP 6:00PM ( 3) d ] f3b) (4b) News of Impersonating (S Star Trek t45 Spanear 8t„ Manchaatar tems, site work and weekends. our Cleon, modern to- Oral Surgeons need toe (T) Three's Company the missing (3D Twin Star Productions PART Time- 10am-2pm Part Time drainage. Comprehen­ cllltv. Positions vary SECURITY Guards. Port part time Receptionist dally to relieve sate sive benefits pockoge • X-Ray full time, P N G C O 7 ■ — U N Q X U K X Q C K . d D Magnum. P.I. Harry. @ ) Tales From the Darkside Just before will be responsible 3 days per week, from the assembly and time- Full time posi­ In Rockville office, full deposit clerk. Please EXTERM INATOR. 3 Im­ and competitive sa­ packaging to our tions now available at PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Justice without force is poweriess' force without (11) Webster he's strapped into the electric chair, a con­ for collecting past part time Sundays time Receptlonlit- victed murderer (John Heard) tells his star­ apply: Savings Bank of mediate openings with lary. Submit resume Arthur Drug. Normal justice Is tyrannical." — Blaise Pascal (18) Rockford Files CHECK 1ISTING5 1 lam-7:30pm homemade foods to / Bookkeeper In Man­ tling but unbelievable side of the case. (R) Manchester. 923 Main due accounts. growing pest control to: Storch Engineers, meat slicing and main­ working hours from chester office. 647-9926 (20) A -Tea m FOR EXACT TIME 161 Main Street. We­ S D Police Story Street. Manchester, Knowledge of skip company. Will train • Medical tenance. Super benef­ 5;38pm to 18;38pm, tor Interview.______(22) News (Live) CT. 646-1700. EOE. Inexperienced Individ­ thersfield, CT. 06109. Receptionist, ® Hogan's Heroes tracing helpful. Must its tor toll time posi­ weekend work re­ FLORIST Shop work. (24) (57) MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour uals. Salary Is negotia­ EOE. M/F.______part time evenings tions. Weekdays only. quired. Individuals d D Friday the 13th: The Series Fatalities GROUP Home. Port time be able to Floral Designer. Full (26, T.J. Hooker position open to work ble. Advancement op­ SPECIAL Event Coordl- and weekends No nights or weekends. with Cleon background occur when a retarded man uses a cursed communicate or part time with some (38) Family Tics Part 2 of 2 8 :0 0 P M (T) Beauty and the Beast antique device that transfers intelligence with adults with mental portunity available. notor. East of the River Ask about our flexible ore encouraged to that he has a heart condition. (In Stereo) effectively by phone. East Hortford based. We have recently re­ hours for days. Glas­ apply at Arthur Drug. experience preferred. 2 (41) Noticias ICC) Catherine tears that Vincent might be (H) Odd Couple from one person to another. (60 min.) retardation. Various area. Some travel. 527-9449.______viewed our rate scale Apply In person; the animalistic vigilante who is killing thugs [CNN] Newsnight shifts available In Mon- Please call Stanley Good benefits. Solorv tonbury. Coll tor de­ 196 Farmington Krause Florist, 621 (61) Family Ties on the New York subway system (60 ®D Beverly Hills Buntz (C C) Lt. Pugh in- chester/EIIIngton. W ANTED! Would you negotloble-ln teens. and offer a competi­ tails at 633-7656 ask tor Avenue, Hartford, CT. min.I (R) forms Buntz that he's been used to arrange [ESPN] AW A Wrestling Jarvis at 646-4004 to Hartford Rood, I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME [CN N ] Showbiz Today Driver's license re- Send resume to: Devel- tive starting salary Dove. Mondav-Frlday, 9am ' a family reunion for devious purposes. (In [U SA ] Night Flight: Night Flight Goes like a 1 or 2 week's stay Manchester. [DIS] Making of Disney's Captain EO ® Drop Everything and Read Celebrities schedule an opmentol Director, to 4om by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Stereo) to the Movies & Coming Attractions aulred. Excellent at the beoch In ex­ plus a weekend differ­ Whoopi Goldberg takes a behind-the- discuss the importance of reading as a part appointment. Will Easter Seals Society ot AUTO Ports Driver of family life. © ) Page Fifty Seven Local. working conditions change tor driving tor ential. Interested ap­ WE Are looking for a Unscramble these lour Jumbles, scenes look at this 3-D musical space fan­ 1 2 : 3 0 A M ® w k r p in Cincinnati and competitive sa­ train qualified errands, etc. Referen­ CT., P.O Box 100, wanted. Experienced one letter to each square, to form tasy presented by George Lucas and star plicants call SHERI sincere, active Individ­ lour ordinary words. ® ® Perfect Strangers (C C ) Larry files 9 :4 5 P M ^ Benson Joined in Pro­ (D America's Top Ten lary. Coll MARCH, Inc applicants. ces exchanged. Details Hebron CT. 06248. ual to work In our small preferred but not ne­ ring Michael Jackson. (60 min.) a phony dog-show story with his publisher gress cessary. Good driving and then tries to steal it back (R) (3D Wendy and Me to Manchester. 646-4446 to be discussed. If In­ at 721-7393 mall order business. [ESPN ] SportsLook [HBO] MOVIE: 'About Last Night...' eoE record a mutt. Coll MOVIE: 'An American Werewolf in between 12-4pm.______terested reply to; Box Monday-Friday, 9-4 Duties Include; taking ENPOY [HBO] MOVIE: 'Short Circuit' (CC) A ® Evening Magazine (C C) A pair of young people struggle to 643-2711 Steve at 647-9712. 2 London' Oscar-winning makeup highlights SECRETARY. Port time, U, C/O The Manches­ RECEPTIONIST telephone orders, light boll of lightning transforms a high-teef (3) McCloud form a lasting relationship after an initial this tale of a vacationing American bitten ter Herald. order packaging, help­ warrior robot Into a likeable little creaturr one-night stand. Rob Lowe. Demi Moore. opproxlmotely 15 X-RAY Technician tor CABINET And Architec- ®3) F .M .-T .V . and cursed by a werewolf. David Naugh- hours per week. Nice Bloomfield area. Indi­ ing our walk-ln custo­ who thinks he’s human. Ally Sheedy James Belushi. 1986, Rated R. (In Stereo) ton, Jenny Agutter. Griffin Dunne. 1981 busy orthopaedic prac­ tural Mill Workshop Sieve Guttenberg, Fisher Stevens. 1986 (M Highwayman (CC) A mobster ab­ working conditions, sa­ vidual must possess mers, etc. We ore wil­ 1 0 :0 0 P M News (R) tice In Storrsoreo. Full help. Drivers license Rated PG. (In Stereo) ducts Diana and injects her with a deadly lary negotiable. Job NEWS Stood Dealer. good typing skills, ling to train for the full necessary. Benefits. (H) @g) Late Night With David Letter- LAND BUYER time. Experience ne­ LABORER TAAGE [U SA ] Cartoons serum that will make her reveal the wher­ CD @) 20/20 (C C) Scheduled; a report on reoulres good organi­ Manchester area, de­ pleasant phone, man­ time position. Please Apply at Zahner's eabouts of a government-protected wit­ the crisis of nursing care in America. (60 man (R) (In Stereo) cessary. Excellent zational skills with liver only to honor WANTED ner, computer experi­ storting salary and be­ Construction apply at: Connecticut Woodworking. 23 In­ 6:30PM d ) CB S News (CC) ness. (60 min.) (In Stereo) min.) Alfred Hitchcock Presents boxes and stores. Es­ Cone and Reed Co. 134 light typing, filing. ence helpful. Full time nefits. Reply to; Box Apply in Person. dustrial Drive West, (26) M O VIE: 'Demon Seed' The wife of a dD Gene Scott Word processing a tablished route. Work *30-S0N Pine Street, CD Family Ties scientist is held prisoner by a computer (3) M OVIE: D em on'A quiet village is ter­ position, competitive RR, C/O The Manches­ Tolland. 875-6226. [U S A ] Night Flight: Music Videos plus. North United approximately 6 hours Manchester. (40) ABC News (CC) that has chosen ner as its mate Julie Chris­ rorized by a bizarre killer. Cameron Mitch­ Fast growing land de­ ter Herald. GONEPS ell, Jennifer Holmes. 1976. Methodist Church, per week-get paid for salary with company T)i 8 Andrew Cil) INN News tie, Fritz Weaver. Gerrit Graham 1977. 1 2 : 3 5 A M ( D Love Boat 10. Must beavollableot velopment company paid benefits. Call for HAIRSTYLIST and As­ Barney Miller Manchester. 649-3696 Aniildl Co. f22) (301 N BC News (CC) (41) Quinceanera 1 2 :4 5 A M [TM C] MOVIE: The Exor- press time (12:30pm) baaed In Manchester, sistant Hairstylist for ^ -A > WHAT AN H0R5 ( © (i5) Miami Vice (C C) Crockett comes m ornings, 643-1867 Interview. (38) Bosom Buddies (IZ) Washington Week in Review (CC| ci«t’ Oscar-winning adaptation of William evenings. dolly and Friday C T seeks land acquisi­ busy shop. Please call 186 Bldwell Street Q'OBUVKE 16. to the aid of a man on death row. (60 min.) Peter Blatty's bestseller about a demini- Days 643-2183 evenings Team to make Eyeglasses with Connecticut's ^ ) Noticiero Univision [CNN] PrimaNews (R) (In Stereo) ^ (12:30am). Delivery ot tion specialist to work Manchester cally possessed 12-year-old girl. Ellen Bur- papers takes approxl- MATHER 647-9385. Leading Eyecare Company. PREMAT (61) Love Connection [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Blind Date' (CC) A blind ® Honeymooners styn. Max von Sydow. Linda Blair. 1973. PART Time nights, to In CT. Ideal candidate > Now arrange the circled letters to date pairs an overworked yuppie with a lood trucks. Approxi­ matelv 1 hour. [C N N ] Inside Politics '88 dD Noticiero Univislon Rated R. will have knowledge CORPOSATION form the surprise answer, as sug­ beautiful woman who reacts to alcohol in a mate hours 5pm- Mondav-Saturdav. De­ 21 West Dudley Town Rd. gested by the above cartoon. [ESPN ] Sports Trivia strange way. Bruce Willis. Kim Basinger. McLaughlin Group 1 : 0 0 A M ® AM in the Family ot; 9 : 30pm , Mondav- pendable car a must. Bloomfield, C T LENS TECHNICIAN John Larroquette. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In dD Star Trek (D Fan Club Scheduled; the Nylons, the Call Bob at 647-9946. If 7 :0 0 P M C D Entertainment Tonight In­ Stereo) F r ld a y . A p p ly In • Survey/Engineering DARI-FARMS Entry Level Answer: a n ' Oak Ridge Boys, the Judds. "Married... terview: actress Stefanie Powers (In [C N N ] Headline News person: Pequot Spring • Soils and Septic 242-0743 ICE CREAM Stereo) [M AX] MOVIE: 'Making Mr. Right' A With Children" co-stars Katey Sagal anc Water Company, Ask tot JoAnn Work with Your Hands • Professional Selling • Full Time (Answers tomorrow) New Wave publicist is hired to teach a life­ [M AX] MOVIE: 'Black Widow' (CC) A Christina Applegate. Has Immediate Openings d D News complex series of seductions and murders Spring Street Ext, • Sub-divlalon tot Jumbles: KINKY BIRCH DOOMED HOMING like android some social graces before he (D Joe Franklin Regulations Excellent Salary and Incentive Program Yesterday’s C£) (^2) Wheel of Fortune (CC) goes public. Ann Magnuson, John Malkov- puts a Justice Department investigator on Glastonbury.______HELP WANTED • CLASS II ROUTE DRIVER Answer: A highbrow is not always this- the trail of a mysterious woman. Debra (33) Rurwvyay With the Rich and Famous WANTED Truck Drlver- dD $100,000 Pyramid ich, Ben Masters. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In • Planning Board • FREEZER SELECTORS H it Azm i Shift) Become a Licensed Optician HIGH-MINDED Stereo) Winger, Theresa Russell, Sami Frey. St. Croix in the Virgin Islands; Jamaica, BAB YSITTER wanted In Presentations /loborer. Class II li­ C® Cheers 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) health and beauty spas; Denver's Rattles­ mv home on Green SALES. Power equip­ cense required. • PHONE ORDER CLERKS Apply To Manager (16) Kojak [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents nake Club restaurant. , • C T Real Estate Mow b*eh ii 10 :3 0 P M SS) Barney Miller Rood tore 2'/2 year old. ment and motorcycles. Insurance benefits, • KEY PUNCH OPERATORS •nd tiandllnfl. trem Jum bit, c/e Oilg nowgptpof, P.O. t e i 49M. Orlando, PL ® MOVIE: 'The Incredible Matchmaker Market Inclucto your nama. addrata and dp coda and maha your chooh payabla to Nawapapartooka (2® M*A*S*H 8 :3 0 P M (3D Mondov-Frldov, 2:50- Manchester Hondo Is '^Profit sharing plan. J

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Stock #3603 87 Pont SOOO sit. 4 dr •14,995 84 Celica QT, Cpe, 5 Spd. Was *13,442 67 Cavalier 1 dr. •7995 1984 VW JETTA SPECIAL 87 Pont Qrand Am •9995 4 Door, Auto. AC. Stereo. W a '9966 NOW ’5495 84 Mte. Carlo, Wht/blue top Don't mess with this sensible 87 Spectrum 4 Or. •6495 1967 CHEV CAVALIER 84 Flero Spt coupe, AT 87 Monte Carlo •10,995 84 Buick Century Ltd., 34K 323 GTX 2 Cpe . White. AT. PS. PB. AC. Redlo. W a *7996 NOW ’7495 small sedan at a traffic light: Turbo, 5 Speed, 4 WD, *3062 2 B7 Buick Regal 2 dr. •10,995 84 Buick Skyhawk 4 dr, AT 67 Caprice mpon •9995 1984 ASTRO VAN 64 Toyota Corolla LE 0-60: 8.0 seconds. ONLY n 4 ,9 9 9 Stercrtfl Conversion, fully Cuelomited. W a *9998 NOW 67 Chav. Celebrity 4 dr •6995 ’7995 84 Toyota Camry DIx, 4 dr. 87 Century 4 dr. •9995 1985 BUICK CENTURY 84 Trans Am, blue, T-tps NEW MAZDA 323 GT GIVES "THE ROAD CAR OF NOW Red. AT. PS. PB. PW. AC. C e a W a '9196 ’7695 84 Pont. Flero SE, 4 spd. SMALL CARS" A TURBO-POWERED PUNCH. n3,683 872-9111 1986 HONDA CIVIC 63 Pontiac 6000 LE 4 dr H 8-9I. Red. 8 Speed. AC. Stereo. Sunroof W a '99l NOW ’8495 83 Subaru QL, 4 dr, AT /vor 83 Chevette 4 spd., AC 1987 HONDA DX CIVIC AVAILABLE CHRYSLER 2 LIPMAN #1 Hatchback. Gold. Onty $000 m ila . W a 'B498 NOW ’7995 82 Corolla SR5Spt. Cp., AC RX7 CONVERTIBLE, r e d 2 1986 S-10 BLAZER 82 Bonne. Wood Wgn. LeBARONGTS 82 Pont. 6000 LE. 4 dr. VOLKSWAGEN Pickup. AT. PB. AC. Tahoe Pkg, W a *11 896 NOW’11,500 87 Buick Riviere, Immtculete 82 BK. Regal LTD, Sunroof SPECIAL PRICE BRAND NEW 1988 MAZDA B2200 SE 5 PLUS 7 Loaded, *15.850 1986 HONDA CRX-SI 79 Mustang 4 cyl., AT, PS Bl4Ck. 9 Speed. AC. Stereo, W a *7996 NOW ’7500 86 Subaru QL. 3 dr, Stiver, S ip. Cash 4 WD. AC. AM-FM. *7285 1983 MAZDA RX7 All Vohicles Warrantled 750 9lareo. Excellenl Condition. W a *6999 NOW c m 88 Trane Am. BIk. *11.005 ’6495 86 Toy. Tercel. 2 dr, rad. >5195 1986 PONTIAC FIERO GT LeBaron GTS Equipped with: Convenience Pkg., 2.5 8 C yl. Auto Poart BI6CN W M '7996 NOW 86 (2) Tercelt 4 dr. AT, 'SMS *7495 i l y n c h Market Value » 1 3 , 7 3 1 EFI Engine, Rear Wiper, Air, Tilt, 65 Chev Cavelier Type 10. *3295 • Cruise, Graphic Red 6H136S 11,850 Cash Allowance 7 5 0 86 Cutlaes Clarre brn, *7995 PONTIAC-TOYOTA 84 Volvo DL. 4 dr, brn, AT. *7595 500 W. Center St. Scranton Discount 1 , 9 8 2 84 VW QLI *5795 MANa€STERHOND\ 83 VW Camper AT, *7995 M a n c h e s te r •1 0 ,9 9 9 84 VW Rabbit, 45K, *4295 24 ADAMS ST. 82 Buick Skylark, *3295 6 4 6 -4 3 2 1 1987 GOLF GT 24 TsIlaRtI Tnph, Rta. 83 MANCHESTER, CT 06040 Executive Demontrator Vareon, CT • 649-2638 646-3515 Air conditioning, split rear seat, power steering CHRYSLER and more. Stock #4482. stock *2075 LeBARON COUPE Was *12,140 - f 20 M o re CHARITY 1Z50 Equipped with: Turbo, Coupe Package, Premium Interior, Auto Trans, Air, 2 Tone Paint, Rear Defroster, AM/FM stereo cassette, SERVICE mag wheels, power seats, power windows. Tilt, Cruise & much more! CLINIC Stock *1398 Market Value * 1 7 , 6 1 5 In cooperation with'Conn. 9 Cash Allowance 1 , 2 5 0 9 Auto Test, Inc. Distributor SPECIAL PRICE Scranton Discount 2,666 4-2806 n 3 ,6 9 9 of Allen Test Equipment. Includat; 2.2 Liter 4 Cyl. Engine, S Spood Trant., Front Disc Brakes, White Spokar Wheels. Double w2l Bed, Intermittent Windshield Wipers. Cerpet Floor Covering, Rear Step Bumper, Fuel Door Rsleeee. AM/FM Re­ dlo. Cloth Seats, Dual Cellfornal Mirrors. Offer applies to all In stock, non plus 7 pkg. trucks. More Brand New Winners: ENGINE ANALYSIS • EMISSION TEST 88 Horizon America, Auto, PS, EFI Eng. It more, Stk. *1686 .... •6999 SAFETY CHECK • VEHICLE APPRAISAL • THE MAZDA WAY & THE MORIARTY WAY 10,650 . Sundance 2 Dr.. Turbo, Pop. Pkg., Auto, AC, Cass.,Console •96 9 9 COSMETIC/APPEARANCE APPRAISAL NO GIMMICKS, JUST A GREAT DEAL 88 Reliant, 4 Dr., Pop Pkg., Auto, Air, WSW Tires .... •87 9 9 DETAIL REPORT ON THE CONDITION OF YOUR Tax & Registration Extra 88 Chrylser New Yorker, V6. Loaded ...... •1 6 ,9 9 9 CHEVROLET OR BUICK (1986 OR OLDER) All Negotiated Prices Include 1) ALL DEALER PREP 3) HAND WASH AND WAX SPECIAL PmCES DATE: April 30, 1988 - SATURDAY 2) AUTO ARMOUR UNDERCOATINQ 4) 3 YR. 50,000 MILE BUMPER EXPWES 4-28-66 TO BUMPER WARRANTY TIME: 8:30 TO 3:00 5) PROFESSIONAL SALES - NO HIGH PRESSURE FEE: (To Be Donated To Charity) $5.00 $48 VALUE 1 VOLKSWAGEN U B iai- Call Sheila For Appointment T haft Why I'm * ‘ WHERE OUR CUSTOMERS ARE ALWAYS WITH US Gonna Buy My 7^ Mazda t 24 Tolland Tpke.,(Rt. 83) Vernon, CT 649-2638 MORIAfffllPv BROTHERS Hours: Opart Evarnngs 'lil 9 pjn. akino you f irstmakes us first Fn. A Sol. 'lil 6 p.tn. CHEVY-BUICK 301-315 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 643-5135 RTE. 83, VERNON CLYDE EXIT 64 - OFF 1-84 8 7 2 -9 1 1 1 24 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. April 22. 1988 - *s W hen was the last time you enioyed buying a car? lake a Look- FA M K r-m u BOTTOM SALES si LINE SALE When you shop for a car at DeCormier’s, you're not dealing with a salesman, you're talking with a DeCormier. There is no high-pressure. We do not try to sell you a car. We help you decide on the car and accessories that are right for you. Of course we'll give you the best price, ^oc TiUCCcf'Dc (^eo’u^e d^cuxid but more importantly, we'll treat you like one of the family.

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M OTOR SALES, INC. Sales->643-4165 M T W A F 9 30 to 0 00, Th 9 30 to 6 00. Snt 9 30 to 4 00 ServIcQ— 6 4 3 -5 1 5 0 s d u & Parts-649-1013 M thru F 8 00 to 5.00 EVERY MODEL. EVERY STYLE, P * 5 0 0 i: on All Scntras EVERY COLOR CASH m OF EVERY 1988 LINCOLN TOWN CAR \* IN STOCKI FROM NISSAN! ,s For a limited time* you can get $500 to $1000 Cash Back on selected Nissan cars ami trucks. $700 Cash Back on Sentra Standard, the most trouble free car in its class, accord

ing to J. D. Power. $1000 Cash ^ack on C A S H • Stanza and Stanza Wagon, the luxurious B A C K ’ cars with the economical price. $500 Cash on Hardbody Special * ' 0 0 0 Back on the Hardbody Special, the great _A*C/So, truck that comes with $1000 worth of Opr, savings on special options. •ons Cash ^ack from Nissan, p/i/s the Family Style Sales and Service you get from DeCormier Motor Sales. An unbeatable combination that lets you e n jo y buying a car! * C.lih Bill k n lh 'i I'luls M.iy 3. 1988

PLUS THESE GREA TNEW NISSANS FROM DeCORMIERi 1988 Sentra E Sedan Offer Ends Saturday, April 30, 1988, 5 p.m. 987 Stanza XE Wagon y si-rliin tAr'pri’fTUum lilt up sunroof. •speed, power steering ^ ' * * * -li C T 200 still I'O w /e'i‘ctfonic tuning All Vehicles Sold Must Be Off The Premises At That Time... rear wiper defrosier, iind jiuto rnvfiso ciissPltP. two-lone paint, dual iiccent striping. Riistv Jones rear sliding doors I II St pi on! mg, chronu’ dock Slock #6038 f.icl« Stock No 6152. MSRP S12.469 MSRP S 9463 Dealer Discouni -800 Reb.iif* 500 Rebate -1,000 Final Price ACO Alter Rebate Final Cosi O H f\ A D O Alter Rebate ^1 U yO O ^ 1987 200 SX Hatchback Automatic, '“premium" sunroof 1987 Pulsar NX XE auto-reverse cassette, alloy Sports coupe. 5-speed wheels, full pre-care factory AC. power ' group, accent striping. steering. T top rool Rusty Jones rustproofing. Stock W5915 Slock #5883. $10,999 Our List: S14.953 $12,999 NO HASSELING, NO HAGGELING, NO FURTHER REDUCTIONS, NO FOOLING AROUND, WHAT YOU SEE IS O N E O W NER Used Cars and Trucks WHAT YOU PAY... DON'T EVEN ASK FOR ADDITIONAL DISCOUNTS, THESE PRICES ARE ... BOTTOM-LINE...

BRAND $10,900' $8,995" NEW 1988 MERCURY TRACER 1985 Nissan Maxima GL Wagon 1987 Nissan Stanza GXE Boigt* With nutoniat'C Blue 4 cfoor sedan, automatic. HATCHBACK, S speed, power 54.081 milfs Stock Nn 61 13 1. 50,000 miles Stock No, 5875-1. steering, speed control, AM/FM stereo case., plus 68 standard fea­ tures. Stock #1523 $7,995f Prices Starting At 1985 Pontiac Grand Am Automatic. V'6, AC, powei steer sten'o ladio 31,611 miles. Stock No, 6153-1

$4,695' $4,695R ‘ 7999 1985 Nissan King Cab 1983 Nissan Pulsar NX BRAND Blue, 2 whei‘1 drive, automatic. Black, 2 door notchback, 5 speed. NEW 76,630 miles, Stock No. 6166-1. 48,000 miles. Stock No. 8028. 1988 MERCURY SABLE GS 4 DOOR, 6 cylinder, front wheel drive, speed control, rear window def, PS, P Locks, Air. NISSAN CEEI Lowest Prices Evert

Genuine Nissan WIPER BLADE PARTS INSERTS SPECIALS ni,999 CASH AND CARRY WITH PAIR THIS COUPON S?ri988 MERCURY ^ T aSquis is Coupon good o nly at D eC orm ier M otor Siilos. Inc FAMILY- 285 Broad St., Manchester. CT 4 DOOR, V8, tilt, air, speed control, COUPON EXPIRES 4/30/80 STYLE 6 way pwr. teat. Ilium, entry, lock­ lim it 2 pei coupon ing wire wheel covers, leatherette SERVICE steering wheel, coach roof, all power accessories. NISSAN Any Genuine NISSAN OIL FILTER Oil F ilte p T V a t y V e $ J 9 9 ns,999 H I CASH CASI AND CARRY At DeCormier Motor Sales, WITH THIS COUPON the service department is run by Willy DeCormier. Every vehicle Quality Coupon good only at DeCormier Motor Sales. Inc. receives expert service, and Willy De fS?” 9®* 6 Year/60,000-Mile Powertrain Warranty and 6 Year/100,000-Mile Corrosion Protection on 285 Broad St., Manchester, CT is right there to see that the job is Quality every new 1988 car we sell. Deductible and restrictions apply Ask to see this limited warranty at (Home­ COUPON EXPIRES 4/30/80 done right! We want to make your town Motors) driving trouble-free. While other •PRICE INCLUDES REBATE... TAX h REGISTRATION EXTRA lim it 2 per coupon dealers may talk service, the DeCormier Femily delivers. HOURS: OPEN EVENINGS > 'TIL 9 P.M. FRIDAY & SATURDAY /MORIAR^Y BRQTHERs7 T IL 6 P.M. ExH so Off I-S4

De CORMIER ^ 301-31 MERCURY MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT 285 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER 643-4165 LINCOLN SHOWROOM HOURS: M, T, W and F 9:30 8:00, Th 9:30 6:00, Sat. 9:30-4:00 643-5135 SERVICE & PARTS DEPT. HOURS: M -F 8:00-5:00______