tr*..- HO — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Feb' 24. 1988

■ ■ ■ (APARTMENTS ITV/STEREO/ By George! (HOMES APPLIANCES IMELP WANTED FOR SALE FOR RENT WASHER and refrigera­ Educators lobbying Steinbrenner steals Cascade of light, ^ Speciolls& D # tf! MANCHESTER. Newer 3 tor. Prices negotiable. IMMEDIATE OPENINGS stream s from the bedroom Duplex. Car­ 871-0556. Keep trying. for^unout budget /3 vaulted ceilings and 1P peting, appliances. No profiled In special sujaplement Olympics show 711 FULL TIME expansive window de­ pets. $625 monthly. No ... ..^ ...... ' ...■______sign of this spacious HEATING/ utilities. 2 months se­ •Delivery Contemporary. Exqui­ CLEANING CARPENTRY/ CARPENTRY/ curity. April 1st. 649- (MI8CELLANEDUS site European designed SERVICES REMODELING REMODELING PLUMBING 5132. •Office kitchen with breakfast ( FDR SALE •Sales room, sunken family M A N C H ES TE R . 3 bed­ room with massive FARRAND REMODELING TAUOA ASSOaATIS R.A. DAVIDSON room. $650 per month. COUNTER Top Cabinet! PEARLS TV AND fleldstone fireplace, OTAL HOME & OFFICE Room addHIone. decks, roofing, Custom building, fram­ WiwMai, iNaai. FM* imrlss 645-8201. for medical office. 2 or master bedroom suite CLEANING SERVICES elding, windows and guttars. ing, additions, renova­ Niw InaMMIofW. Mepelre. OrMna MANCHESTER- 6 room, 3 rooms. Walnut finish. APPLIANCE Ddly. Weekly. Monthly Daokhoe and bulldozer service tions and rooting. For a CtotMd. Dathroom 6 KHoDan 3 bedroom Duplex. Contact S. Romeo, with Its own private M .D.,16Haynei Street, skylighted lacuzzi tub, Low Relee. Call svsilable. Call Bob Farrand. Jr. quality Job at a good Available March 1st. 649 Main Strast S«rW06 Our Sm //>M8 manchester. 646-4797. thermopane windows, COMMERCIAL CLEANING Bu i. 647-B509 price... Call Bud at Refrigerator and 3 car garage and a 3/4 Bu i. Phon* 742-8352 stove. No utilities. 643-2171 SERVICES - 649-8078 Res. 645-6849 741-8732 acre lot with sweeping tor a free aetlmato Adults preferred. No (TAG views of the country pets. 643-2034. SALES P O U L T R Y Test house In club fairways. $399,900. CARPENTRY 6 MISCELLANEOUS E L D E R L Y Housing. Now Columbia. Full time, (BOOKKEEPING/ Blanchard 8, Rossetto REMODEUNQ SERVICES PAINTING/ SERVICES taking applications for MANCHESTER. 84 Flor­ JfflanrhpBtpr MfralJi will train. Benefits. Realtors, "W e're Sel­ INCOME TAX Complete home repairs and re­ PAPERING 1 and 2 bedroom apart­ ence Street, Manches­ Coll Arbor Acres ling Houses" 646-2482.0 modeling. We spedallze Irubath- ODD lobs. Trucking ments. Call 528-6522 or ter. Moving. Every­ Farms 633-4681 ext 250. rooms and kitchens. Small seals Home repairs. You EOE. BO LTO N . Exquisite up­ INCOME TAX commercial work. Rsgistsrsd, In­ NAME vour own price. 649-9016. thing must ool Some scale showpiece. On a sured. reterencee. Father & Son, painting name It, we do It. Free MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ antiques, beds, N A TIO N A L health PREPARATION estimates. Insured. 643- dressers, couch and full acre. 2 fireplaces, 646-6165 and papering, remo­ room Townhouse with Thursday, Feb. 25,1988 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cents agency serving Man­ cathedral ceilings, for­ In Your Home val. 872-8237. 0304. fireplace. Heat and hot chair set, kitchen set chester area seeking mal dining room, 3 Inicuding: Rental and Sole ODDS and Ends sewing water, carpeting, a/c, and more. Also, 1977 enthusiastic, energetic bedrooms, 2'/} baths, Proprietorship. Call Jim Wheeler done In mv home. Call all appliances. Nice lo­ Dodge Aspen, asking KITCHEN & BATH $600.1983 Nissan, needs F and goal oriented Indi­ thermal glass, custom ABSOLUTE 649-7606. cation. Call 647-1595. vidual for part time 742-1009 carburotor, asking blinds. Also electronic REMODELING PAINTING CO. MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ program director posi­ door opener. Gas heat. Need repairs around the $400, Sale Is Friday, tion. Responsibilities ENROLLED AGENT From the smallest repair to farmeriy e( Maacbeatar room Townhouse, fully February 19 from 9-1, Sun room. Abuts 12 YttrtmS EMperlenot the largest renovation, we Guaranteed quality work. home? Call an expert appllanced kitchen, Include volunteer de­ springfed pond. Ralerencas. Free Estimates. Saturday and Sunday, velopment, planning T u Prepwallon / Carwuhlng / Ts> will do a complete |ob. Start You'll find the help you hardwood floors. No February 20 & 21 from $279,900. D.W. Fish Bamlnara Reasonable Rates. Call Doug need In Classified. 643 pets. $625 per month. 1 Phase-in OK keeps tax bills down Implementation of ser­ Realty 643-1591.0 to finish. Free estimates 9:30 to 4:30pm. Also, vice and rehabilitation Expan in Naw A Old Tax Laws 236-1472 2711. year lease and security Saturday and Sunday, and public education MANCHESTER- 2 family , KIMERLEE D. O’NEILL Heritage Kitchen & deposit. 649-0795. February 27 8. 28, 9:30- Directors Stephen T. Cassano and Ranch, 3 rooms each Bv Andrew Yurkovsky yearly, to real estate, which is revalued program s. Send re­ 646-6079 Bath Center HANDYMAN MANCHESTER. Large 5 4:30pm. Barbara B. Weinberg said that the sume to: Executive Di­ side, handy location, Home Improvement - Manchester Herald every 10 years. Under the plan, all Como visit our showroom af IR00RN6/ rooms In 2 family. Ex­ ^! Average property taxes for homeowner differences could be significant for E good Investment for Painting - Wall Papering - rector, 243 East Center 182 W. Middle Tpke. ceptionally nice area, property would be valued at 34 percent Street, Manchester $137,500, Phllbrick GEORGE E. MROSEK, JR. ISIDINR Tiling - Light Carpentry - large yard, no Pets. I ^ C A R B The town Board of Directors, voting of fair market value this year. 43 those on fixed incomes, such as senior Agency, 646-4200._____ Manchester ODD JOBS-INSURED Without phMO-ln With phM«-ln 06040. Profiiilonil Tix Pripirillon $675 per month plus FOR SALE along party lines, has approved a percent in the second year, 52 percent citizens. MANCHESTER. Move In 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE 649-5400 BARRY SCANLON utilities and security. Fiscal year Home Car Total Home Car Total in the third year, 62 percent percent in "Any break that we can make, even if OIL BURNER conditloni This ex­ SUBARU 1978 GF. 4 door five-year phased-in revaluation of town PERSONAL SERVICE NATHAN HALE 646-2411 tree estimate 6 4 6 - 1 5 1 6 f o r it’s only several hundred dollars, that tended Cape has 1,600 oppointment.______Sedan. 5 speed. New 1987-88 1,508 318 1,822 — — — real estate and personal property. the fourth year and 70 percent in the TECHNICIAN plus square feet. 3 bed­ REASONABLE RATES CONSTRUCTION fire and exhaust. En­ Under. the phase-in, an average last year. sometimes can be a significant Immedlil* full tlin* position M.T.S. Specializing In Roofing, HAWKS TREE SERVICE ROCKVILLE. Large 1 1988-89 1,875 157 2,032 1,575 254 1,829 rooms, 2 full baths. bedroom, new build­ gine In good condition. homeowner with a house assessed at This year’s tax bills will be the first to amount,” Weinberg said. ■valliM*. CT llcont* roquirod. Carpet over hardwood 649-6880 BUILDERS e Slate • Aephalt Shinglaa Buoksf, truck 8 chipper. Stump removal. Free aetlmitee. ing. Washer-dryer Excellent gas mileage. ,, 1989-90 1,953 184 2,117 1,733 227 1,960 reflect the revaluation. Figures Spinelli presented to the IdMl csndldit* would possmt 5 floors. Finished family e Flat Roofing (nisewiiMf) Needs some work. $300 $77,500 in 1987 and a motor vehicle yoir* •xporlonce In mldontld 646-2787 Spedtl ooneldaratlon for hook-up, storage, ca­ assessed at $6,500 would save $317 in tax The phase-in was approved by the board showed that while the "average” room on lower level. ble, stove, refrigera­ negotiable. Call An­ 1990-91. 2,034 170 2,204 1,882 208 2,090 •quipmont Insttllatlon. ropsir Inground pool. 2 car TAX CONSULTATION PLANNINQ/DESIQN 742-1679 fully Intufd alderfy and handicapped. drew Y. 643-2711 days. payments in the next five years over board Wednesday night by a 5-3 vote property owner would save through a ■nd msinttnince. Will consider tor, carpeting, from 1991-92 2,117 178 2,295 2,038 194 2,232 all others. East of the river earvica detached garage. Give SERVICE 647-7553 $475 per month plus 649-9276 mornings 7-8 what he or she would pay without the during its meeting in the Lincoln Onter phase-in. commercial and industrial area, limited night sarvica could us the opportunity to PREPARATION CUSTOM HOMES utllltls. Call 643-8557 evenings 5-8. ' 1992-93 2,204 185 2,389 2,204 185 2,389 phase-in, according to the calculations hearing room. The three Republicans concerns In town, which own a larger be arranged, new van, fully show you this great ADDITIONS evenings. FORD Tempo LX 1987. proportion of personal property, would buy! $162,900. Realty Call Dan Mosler of Finance Director Boyce Spinelli. — Geoffrey Naab, Theunis “ Terry" loaded, ascallant wagaa and ba- DECKS FLOORING MANCHESTER. Large 6 6,500 miles. $8500. Call 6-yaar total 10,183 854 11,037 9,432 1,068 10,500 be better off with no phase-in. naflta. Call anytime World, Benoit LANDSCAPING 643-2691. Spinelli’s figures were based on an 8 Werkhoven and Ronald Osella — all Frechette Associates 649-3329 SIDING room Duplex. 3 bed­ Without a phase-in, the town’s top CEILINGS REFINISHED CAMARO IROC-Z 1987. percent annual increase in town voted against the plan. Democratic WILSON OIL CO. 646-7709. □ rooms, 1 both, parking, five taxpayers would pay a total of CONCRETE WORK WNITNAM UNDSCAK no pets. Lease and Black with silver. Avaraga aasasamanfc 1986 1987 expenses that are funded by tax Director Kenneth N. Tedford was not in 645-8393 MANCHESTER. "Brand TAX ATTORNEY FRAMING CREW FLOORSANDING a Lot Clearing 12,000 miles, loaded. revenues over the five years of the attendance. $10,592,305 in taxes, or $5,537,426 for (Ratlrad from IRS) security deposit. $650 5 new llsltng" Excep­ AVAILABLE a Floors like new • Brush Rtmovsl Plus utilities. Ask for $13,500. 649-5305. Home 31,000 77,500 real estate taxes and $5,054,879 for H A IR S TY L IS T. Full and tional 9 rooms (ap­ will advise and prepare * phase-in. In the past five years, the Naab said there would be no reason part time at Fantastic a Specializing In older floors • Planting a stone Work Connie 646-7709. M U STAN GS 1976. 2 need personal property taxes over the five proximately 2800 all tax returns. You'll never know the a Datigning Auto 6,500 6,500 increase has actually averaged 8.8 for the phase-in because he said the Sam's In Manchester, a Natural & stained floors work, 1 has good 4 years of the phase-in, Spinelli said. square feet) 4 bed­ power of Classified until Plan Now For Springl percent. data presented by Spinelli showed that K-Mart Plaza. Guaran­ rooms, recreation WHITMAN a No waxing anymore cylinder motor and In­ 165 Downsy Drive., Apt. A you use It yourself. Call (HOMES The figures also assume that there the differences in tax payments with or With the phase-in, they would pay a teed wages with Incen­ room, 2 kitchens and 643-2711 today to place an John Vorfiille - 646-5750 terior parts. All 3 for tives UP to $10 per hour. Manchester. 828-1591 A43-7802 FOR RENT $400. Must move them will be an 8 percent annual increase in without the phase-in would be small. He total of $11.305,416, or $4,985,182 for real dinning area, passible ad. - ___ PHASE-IN — Chart shows the costs (or a homeowner with a house assessed in Paid vacation, medical In-law suite plus In- by February 29. Call personal property and motor vehicles said the sudden burden shift could be estate and $6,320,234 for personal and dental Insurance COVENTRY. Available 643-8654. 1987 at $77,500 and a motor vehicle assessed at $6,500 under a revaluation ground pool. Profes­ March 1. 7 rooms, 2 on the Grand List and a 3 percent lessened if real estate property were property. available. Advance­ sional landscaping and FORD Fiesta 1979. 4 phase-in plan approved Wednesday by the Board of Directors. The figures The same assumptions about the ment opportunities. I HOMES (HOMES I CONDOMINIUMS APARTMENTS bedrooms, 2 porches, increase in real estate. revalued more frequently. beautiful view of Hart­ finished recreation speed, runs well. $650. assume tax revenue needs would increase at 8 percent annually forthe next five He said the phase-in would delay the need for revenue and growth in the Earn from day one. ford! Don't miss this FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR RENT 742-5580. The phase-in is designed to ease the Coll 643-8989, 9am-8pm. room. Adults p re ­ years and that there will be an 8 percent increase annually on the Grand List for increase in tax bills as the tax burden intent of the revaluation to make tax Grand List apply to these figures as onel $289,500. Lindsey ferred. No pets. Refer­ LINCOLN Mark VI 1981. Real Estate. 649-4000. □ WATERFRONT Ranch. MANCHESTER. Newer 2 personal property and motor vehicles. The Grand List increase for real property payments among all classes of taxpay­ apply to the average homeowner’s tax G R A M P Y'S Corner Store bedroom Townhouse SECDND Floor In two ences, security dep­ Loaded. 69,000 miles In shifts from personal property and has Immediate open­ $132,000 buys this at­ family home. New wall is assumed to be 3 percent per year. bill. 30 Locust Street. 2 family, BUILD YOUR tractive year round with sliders, balcony, osit. $700 plus utilities. good condition. Asking motor vehicles, which are revalued ers more equitable. ings for cashier clerks. 4 rooms each. Excel­ walk out basement, to wall carpeting, ap­ 742-7494 or 742-8161. $7100. Coll 643-4236. Flexible hours, liberal home. 3 bedrooms, pliances, 2 bedrooms, lent lacatlon. Nice lot. DREAM HOUSE fireplace, den, unique lovely private back M U S TA N G 1982. 6 cy­ benefits. Apply at 706 Owner financing possi­ yard with brook. Only kitchen, living room, Main Street, outbuilding and a beau­ (STORE AND linder, automatic, ble. $179,000. 646-2426. 16 units In complexi with full attic. 1 car 60,000, A/C, A M -F M Manchester. tiful lot to enlov swim­ garage. $560 per OFFICE SPACE Medic 9-5 weekdays. ming, fishing, sailing $119,900. Anne Miller stereo. $1900 or best Hostages impinge M A N C H ES TE R . 3 bed­ month. No pets. Adults 2 Real Estate 647-8000.O offer. 646-1418 7am- or lust plain contem­ preferred. Security I'/z MANCHESTER- Prime room Colonial Condo plating. Blanchard 8, MANCHESTER. Trl- downtown office 5pm. RECEPTIONIST In beautiful Lydall months. Call 645-8449. Rossetto Realtors, level Townhouse. Ex­ Available March 1st. space, 825 square feet. proposal Hauumann Woods. Large living ■'We're Selling ecutive Forest Ridge!! Reasonable. 668-1447. room, 2Vj baths, 1st Will build to your plans NEW Apartments. 1 bed­ on campaign again Houses" 646-2482.0 Spacious and unique 3 CLYDE Corporation, or ours. Choice site on room, 2nd floor. $625 MANCHESTER. Dtfice tioor family room or -^ U S T listed! 7 room Co- level Condominium CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. i the recognized leader dining area. Location desirable Master's per month. 1 month suite East Center lonlal built In 1986 ! 2400 with 3 large bedrooms, Street. $375 Including R O U T E 83, V E R N O N By W. Dole Nelson detailed In the commercial re­ across from a field Way. Rear view, 14th 2Vi baths, dining room security. Peterman square feet In pristine Building Company 649- utilities. 649-2510 84 QMC Van *6B9S frigeration Industry, is lends Itself to the (eel of fairway, Manchester condition. 2Vj baths, or family room ap­ The Associated Press a single home. 9404. 84 Catnaro Coupa ‘6495 in need of a receptlon- Country Club. Sum­ 1st floor family ropm, 2 proximately 1 600 News Analysis By Nancy Concelmon MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ 84 Pontiac Trana Am *10,795 Ist/typlst. Strong com­ TOLLAND. Beautiful m e r construction, fireplaces, 2 car dor- square teep Watershed WASHINGTON - In 1988 as in Manchester Herald munication skills ne­ flowering scrubs and age plus a beautifully property with walking room, 2 family, ap­ as Monta Carlo SS *12,995 1980, it is proving difficult to keep landscaped grounds of ‘420,500. trails. Carport, pool, pliances. $600 plus MAIN STREET as Escort 4 dr. *4995 5 cessary. Light typing landscaped lot ready to the plight of American hostages Town Budget and Research approximately 2 acres tennis. Anne Miller utilities. 568-8282 days 88 Ctisv. Astro van *10,195 “ Isn’t it strange that no one in our and clerical work re­ Call Ralph Viola flower this spring. Office or abroad from becoming an issue in Officer Robert Huestis said today quired. with field stane fire­ $290's. Blanchard 8, Real Estate 647-8000.O and 649-5874 after 5pm. 88 Chsvy Caprics 4 *. *8495 administration was ever ap­ place and barbecue are THE HERITAGE GROUP commercial space. 88 Toyota past, van *9495 the presidential campaign. that a budget request from the Our fringe benefit Rossetto Realtors, CONDOMINIUM Corner. MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ prised of that?” a fitting Introduction to 5800 sq. ft. 88 Cavallsr 4 dr. *6495 President Reagan’s spokes­ chief of the Town Fire Depart­ package Inludes group 633-8311 / 568-6876 ■'We're Selling $104,900, Com pletely room Duplex, 2 baths, 1 “ If he thought that he knew, he a superb Interior. Ex­ Houses" 646-2482.0 remodeled 2 bedroom year old. Available Will improve or 86 Csntury 4 dr. *9995 man has rebuked Democratic kept it to himself," the president ment for more paramedics does medical, life and dental pandable 2 bedroam March 10. $800 per *13,995 Insurance, pension MORE for vour money. flat unit. Close to hlgh- subdivide. Spacious 88 Camaro Z28 hopeful Michael Dukakis for said. not conflict with a recommenda­ Cape, natural wood­ BRAND New Listing! wav, on busline. month. Call 645-8201. *12.995 plan, and 401K savings Sensatlonol 7 room Excellent value for the parking area. 88 Olda DsHt caa bringing it up, but the record Two days earlier Massachu­ tion this year from the Emer­ work, hardwood growing family. 4 bed­ $120,000, Immaculate 2 30 Locust Street, 1st floor, 87 Chav. CatsbrHy 4 dr. '10,995 plan. Call Debbie floors, spacious ap- circa 1760 Cape Cod. shows that Reagan was not shy setts Gov. Dukakis was criticized gency Medical Services Council. rooms, IVz baths, re­ bedroom, IVj bath 4 rooms, heated. $600. 87 Cadi Eldorado *21,995 pllanced kitchen, car­ Magnificent condition, 529-5666 about criticizing Jimmy Carter by Reagan spokesman Marlin The council said in January Hautsmann 3-4 bedrooms, keeping creation room and spa­ Townhouse with full Securtly. No pets, no 87 NIaaan Ssntra QXE *8995 port. Ideal location. cious country kitchen. basement In small de­ appliances. Referen­ after 5 pm on the same issue in his own Fitzwater for bringing the issue that a second paramedic unit, Corporation $157,900. Klernan room, spacious kit­ 87 Chavatts 2 dr. *5495 campaign eight years ago. which would have two paramed­ chen, 1st floor laundry, Offered at $164,900. velopm ent. $132,900, ces. 646-2426 weekdays up while talking to reporters after 94 Eastern Road Reolty. 649-1147. □. Century 21 Epstein Ripe for a transaction. 9-5pm. The matter cropped up again ics responding to each call per QIastonbury, C T 4 fireplaces, beehive a governors’ meeting at the White MANCHESTER. New 4 oven, gorgeous wide Realty 647-8895.0 2 bedrooms, IVz baths, E A S T Hartford 1 bed­ 872-9111 Wednesday when Republican as­ shift, would not be needed for at bedroom Colonial In tri-level unit with att­ House. 633-4633 board floors. Impecca­ MANCHESTER. "Brand room, first floor. $435 WANTED pirant Pat Robertson said his Dukakis said the administra­ least one year. Rivosa’s proposal prestlgaus area. Fire- ble core has been given new listing" Spacious ached garage. East plus utilities on bus­ placed living room, commute to Hartford. TD RENT (MISCEIIANEDUS Christian Broadcasting Network tion needed a “ much tougher calls for the creation of a unit that to the restoration of and clean 7 rooms, IV2 line. Call 568-1054. once knew the whereabouts of would have one paramedic and skylights, lacuzzi, and baths, 3 bedrooms, re­ Century 21 Epstein AUTOMOTIVE anti-terrorism policy." He said, I I , J BUSINESS mare! Wooded pri­ every aspect ot this WORKING Parent want­ American hostages in Lebanon one emergency technician re­ beautiful home. Zoned creation room, kitchen Realty 647-8895.D "E A S Y DOES IT " Is the “ you can never, ever, make 11OPPORTUNITIES vacy, lust minutes ing clean, quiet apart­ "and they could have been sponding to each call. to r antique shop. appliances, tool shed MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ way to describe placing a RECONDITIONED. Sfoot concessions to terrorists. That’s fram shopping, ment. 645-6528 between utility body for 3/4 ton $162,000. Jackson 8< and nice aulet street! I room Townhouse In de­ want od. Just call 643-2711 6-7pm. April or May freed." what we did in 1985 (in the Iran Council members approve of EAR N up to 50% on vour schools, and 1-384. Call $154,900. Lindsey Real pick-up truck. Call af­ Rivosa’s proposal. He was not today 1 $374,900. Kler­ Jackson Real Estate sirable Oak Forest. and we do the rest! 1st. Reagan, in the nearest thing yet arms sale initiative) and it hurt sales of Avon products. 647-8400.O Estate. 649-4000.O ter 6pm. 643-0150. available for comment this Join US tor the New nan Realty. 649-1147. □. Condominium features to a rebuke of any of the GOP us very badly." MANCHESTER. 6 by 6 2Vz baths, tile entrance hopefuls, asked at his news morning. Year. Call 647-1990. MANCHESTER-Bowers MANCHESTER. Move In Said Fitzwater: " It’s very condition! This ex­ Duplex. Excellent con­ foyer with skylight, conference Wednesday night, Huestis said under Town Fire FOR Sale- Passive excer- School area. Over 2,000 dition $220,000. Quiet fully appllanced kit­ dangerous to make terrorism a else (toning) Salon In square feet In this ex­ tended Cope has 1,600 .Take a Look Chief John Rivosa’s proposal, the plus square feet. 3 bed­ neighborhood, close to chen, full basement, political issue, especially when Manchester. 649-9990. panded 3 bedroom schools, shopping. air conditioning and 1 department would hire three Cape with master bed­ rooms, 2 full baths. you’re talking about specific more paramedics to cover all OWN vour own beautiful Carpet over hardwood Aluminum siding,good car garage. $145,000. al a GREAT SELECTION of discount shoe store. room suite. 2 baths, Insulation. Full attic, Sentry Real Estate 643- episodes. As we have learned, as shifts. dining room, country floors. Finished family 323'* Econom y indeed the nation has learned, in Offering over 300 top room on lower level. patio. Call owner 649- 4060.□ Joel Reich, chairman of the designer name brands kitchen, first floor fam­ MANCHESTEft: 157 Ho­ 626's the last several years of expe­ Inground pool. 2 cor 2216. No Realtors. MX6'* Emergency Medical Services and over 2000 styles at ily room, garage, 16x32 mestead Street. 2 bed­ rience, there are any number of pool. $171,900. Call af­ detached garage. Give 929's Council, said today. " I think the unbelievable retail pri­ us the opportunity to WANT ADS are worth room Townhouse, IVz RX7'* aspects to individual hostage- ces of 6.75 and up. All ter 5 p.m. 649-4477. looking Into when you're bath, patio, deck, A/C. robust as chief has decided to try a more show you this great takings that can be exacerbated middle-of-the-road unit.” first quality merchan­ BOLTON. Congenial 2 buy! $162,900. Realty looking for a place to $113,000. 647-9751._____ Stu HIpkins/Speciat to the Herald dise. Andrew geller, story Cape Cod offer­ live...whether it's o home, by political talk or media talk or The town now has one para­ World, Benoit OYER 130 TO CHOOSE FROM political statements. I would Evan PIccone, Natu- ing such value. Alumi­ Frechette Associates an apartment or a mobile BUSINESS medic unit composed of 10 ralizer, Stride Rite, num siding, carpeting, ’87 ended simply urge caution on eve­ CLEARING TH E WAY — Jeff Grout, a Wetherell Street Tuesday The area had 646-7709. o home. PRDPERTY paramedics, two of whom work eat-ln kitchen, 3 bed­ with N O Reasonable offer Refused Bandolino, Reebok, 9 ryone’s part, including political Manchester Community College main­ become overgrown. per shift. West and many more. room, kitchen applian­ DOWNTOWN Manches­ candidates.” 9 tenance worker, ciears brush along Rivosa’s request of $128,000 Your $ Investment of ces Included, walk-out ter. Minutes from WASHINGTON (AP) — The $12,900-839,900 Includes basement, corner lot, Highway and Hartford. U.S. economy grew at a robust 4.5 On Jan. 7,1980, however, while also includes $30,000 that wouNI beginning Inventory, side drive. See Now! 1725 square feet, all or percent annual rate in the final campaigning for the GOP presi­ be used to cover overtime pay training and fixtures. $139,900. D.W. Fish part. Well maintained three months of 1987, the fastest dential nomination in the New when a paramedic from either Realty 643-1591.0 Call Prestige Fashions professional building pace in almost two years, the Symphony intends quick choice unit is needed to fill in. 1-800-247-9127. Hampshire primary, Reagan NEW Price. 7 room cen­ with parking. 649-9(X)1. government said today. said Carter’s response to the Reich said the council defined a ter hall traditional Co­ taking of American hostages in full second unit as having two I lonial In executive The Commerce Department’s HOMES Iran was “ too sluggish.” paramedics responding to each neighborhood. Formal estimate of growth in the gross FOR SALE MDRTGADES “ I believe it’s appropriate to to repiace Phiiips as conductor call. The council said in January front to back living national product, the total output room with fireplace, (oflar evpiras 2/29/88 & appti* suggest that anything that has that a second full unit of this type All real estate advertised In DO NOT 0 0 BANKRUPTI to non & seven pkg. trucks.) of goods and services, repres­ of directors, said today, “ 1 think it formal dining room, Stop Foreclosure! Home- been done by the administration By Nancy Poppas wouldn’t be needed now because the Manchester Herald Is ented an upward revision from a was kind of a surprise, but he did large eat in kitchen owners, consolidate your so far, could have, should have, Manchester Herald the number of unable-to-respond sublect to the Fair Housing walth all appliances, month ago, when the GNP was sign a two-year contract and he Act of 1968, which makes It bills, pay off your credit been done in the first hour,” calls is only 2.7 percent. new no wax floor and cards, vour car or busi­ will have served out his llleoal to advertise any pref­ put at a slightly slower 4.2 percent Reagan said. He said the United Officials of the Manchester erence, llmitotlon or discrim­ new corlan counters. ness loon, your mortgage contract." The council also discussed growth rate. States should have ordered an Symphony Orchestra & Chorale ination bated on race, color, Other extras Include and save, sove vour *7229 Maas is a member of a search options for providing backup religion, sex or notional hardwood floors, full homell NO PAYMENTS economic boycott and set a said today they hope to find a President Reagan, boasting committee being formed by cur­ parainedic service until a second origin, or on Intention to finished basement with UP TO 2 YEARSI Bad Stk. #2028 + 15 More about the country’s longest replacement by June for conduc­ 'AS: moke any such preterence, fireplace, profession­ MANCHESTER •189,900 credit, late payments or tor Paul C. Philips, who has rent board president Raymond unit is needed. Including hiring limitation or discrimination. ally landscaped lot and unemployment Is not a peacetime recovery on record, Please turn to page 10 Eurto. He could not be reached additional staff and establishing The Herald will not know­ problem. Foreclosure as­ had given a small preview of resigned. ingly occept any advertise­ attached 2 car garage. Philips, conductor of the or­ for comment. a backup service. Walk to nature center 45 Oakland Tarraea sistance available for the THE MAZDA WAY & THE MORIARTY WAY today’s good news during his ment which Is In violation ot DIVORCED and SELF- chestra for the past two years, Philips, who confirmed his the low,______and easy access ' to Large, eight room, 4 bedroom. 2 bath Raised Wednesday night news confer­ But Rivosa’s request for a EMPLOYED. NO GIMMICKS, JUST A GREAT DEAL TODAY submitted his resignation to the resignation today, will serve out Hartford via 1-384. Call Ranch. 2 car atUched garage, above ground pool, ence. Reagan, who is briefed on second unit cannot be classified STRETCH outi This Swiss Conservative symphony’s board of directors at the rest of this season and will lovely 7 room older us now for your exclu­ fire and burglar alarms, herdwood and parque oroup at 201-4S4-1336 All Negotiated Prices Include the economic figures in advance, as a full paramedic unit because sive showing. Sentry its meeting ’Tuesday night. conduct two more concerts. He is Colonial has nice big floors, wall to well carpeting, many recent erMMS4-44M. said they would contain "a little for each call, one paramedic from 643-4060. I ALL DEALER PREP 3) HAND WASH AND WAX Index He cited family commitments expected to make an announce­ roomsi Great home for Improvements. Quiet street. Shows very well. good news.” the second unit would team up a large family. 4 bed­ MANCHESTER. Give I AUTO ARMOUR UNDERCOATING 4) 3 YR. 50,00 MILE BUMPER TO I and an increased workload at the ment to the orchestra members (RDOMS BUMPER WARRANTY 20 pages, 2 sections with emergency medical techni­ rooms, 1V] baths, shiny your family the very Host: Rick Pagenl University of Connecticut, where at their rehearsal Monday Directions: Oakland Street to BeScon Street to FOR RENT 5) PROFESSIONAL SALE - Economic expansion at such a cians, Huestis said. hardwood floors, large best. Quality built An- Business_____ 9 Obituaries. he is director of orchestral evening. entry foyer, aluminum saldl Colonial in prestl- Oakland Terrace. N O HIGH PRESSURE rapid clip would normally bring FEM ALES preferred. $60 cheers, but the lopsided nature of Classified _ 18-19 Opinion__ activities. He was recently Philips, who declined to elabo­ Heustis said the town will also siding, extra Insula­ gous Lookout Moun­ a week plus $60deposit. tain area. Home IliW 't Why rm this increase is instead raising Cornice 17 People .20 named director of graduate stu­ rate on his decision, is likely to bid on a second paramedic tion, wood stove, great Call 649-9472, Monday - Conwo Buy My yard for summer fun. features eight rooms, / MORIARPy WOTHERS / concern among private econo­ Connecticut_4-S Sporte— 11-14 dies in the university’s music help the board find qualified vehicle later this month. That J S S S ^ Friday. 3:30 to 8:00 pm. vehicle would be lighter duty than Easy occess to shop­ 2'/i baths, enclosed Ask for Eleanor. mists that the recovery will IS Television___ IQ department. candidates. ping, walk to school, porch, 14X14 slate pa­ DOT 60 OR M 4 PAUL C. PHILIPS the current full-response truck, FEMALE Preferred- Heuv» i weaken considerably in the first Local new s_2-4 U.S./World _ _ 7 Carolyn Maas of Manchester, a short commute to tio and full finished Open taitringi TH 9 pJiL . 2 Weather. Please turn to page 10 . serves out contract he said. basement. $279,900. '■..'■JKr Clean, quiet, busline. M 141I c o n n s m n half of 1988. Lottery. member of the symphony board Hartford. $144,900. P f TL a$aL f ------*1116 p jn . Jackson 8, Jackson Sentry Real Estate 643- 8464S2S K itchen privileges. MMCKSTDI, CORRECnettr 643-513C Real Estote A6z-e4m> a 4060. □ Call 647-9813 evenings. V I t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Feb. 25, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Feb. 25.1988 - I Aquifer protection pian Directors hear plea: scheduied for revision Don’t cut school funds The Planning and Zoning Com- regulation and possibly incorpo­ $297,300 on building renovations. rate some of the suggestions from Bv Andrew J. Davis ter’s share of state aid will miaaion will revise the proposed Highland Park School will be aquifer protection regulation other town agencies in the draft. Manchester Herald increase from $11,735,382 to reopened In 1989 to meet pro­ based on comments from other The first workshop is scheduled $14,214,955. jected Increases In elementary town commissions and agencies for March 1. Members of the Manchester Dyer started the presentation to the directors by giving back­ school enrollment. The school, before the regulation goes to PZC alternate Josh Howroyd Board of Education asked Wed­ nesday that no cuts be made to the ground on the budget’s history, which will Initially be opened as a hearing, possibly in March. said the commission should re­ proposed $36 million school then asked the board to leave the kindergarten through third grade Planning Director Mark Pelle­ vise the regulation because pro­ with the remaining grades being grini says he'll hold several tecting groundwater is a major budget, but the town Board of budget intact. opened in successive years, was workshops with commission issue in Manchester and the state. Directors made no promises. “ I will tell you tonight we are closed In 1984 because of declin­ members to revise the proposed The two boards, whose meeting seeking a 13.36 percent in­ “ 1 think we should proceed ing enrollment despite the pro­ regulation, which would control to discuss the budget is required crease,” Dyer said. " I will hit it cautiously," Howroyd said. tests of parents. development on areas above under town charter, met in the straight in the eye when I tell you Manchester ranks 100 out of 160 aquifers, which supply the town's The proposed regulation would Lincoln Center hearing room. it is not exorbitant. I urge you not towns ranked according to how drinking water. The regulation as limit development on areas over School board Chairman Ri­ to cut this budget. I believe this close they are to meeting the state it stands now would affect about aquifers and the surrounding chard W. Dyer, School Superin­ budget is appropriate.” per pupil spending average. The 200 existing and all future busi­ aquifer protection zones by prhilP' tendent James P. Kennedy and Dyer said the budget review average is taken from state nesses in the aquifer protection iting businesses that handle ha­ Joseph V. Camposeo, chairman committee had painstakingly re­ sones. zardous materials that could of the school budget committee, viewed the budget, and that it was averages in seven non-salary categories such as textbooks, Pellegrini said at Monday’s pollute drinking water. all told the board that they fiscally sound. He said the board supplies, and transportation. meeting of the board that he’s Prohibited businesses include considered the budget to be has an obligation to the townspeo­ Camposeo too made his plea, gotten feedback on the draft of the automobile service stations and fiscally sound, and that it should ple to present a sound budget. not be cut. There are a number of reasons stating that education is an F regulation from the Conservation dealerships, metal and plastics "investment" in Manchester’s Commission and subcommittees industries and printers and pub­ Manchester Mayor Peter P. for the proposed increase, of the Economic Development lishers. Those types of businesses DiRosa Jr., though, only prom­ Kennedy said. The school board future. "This indeed is an invest­ Commission and Greater Man­ that already exist in the aquifer ised that the directors would must meet all of its contract chester Chamber of Commerce. protection zones would be classi­ consider the request. The direc­ obligations, make major im­ ment,” he said. " I think we all have an important mission; an Commission members agreed fied as non-conforming uses and tors will vote on the school board provements in building mainte­ that they would like to revise the wouldn’t be allowed to expand. budget, as well as other town nance, begin the reopening of important decision to make. We budgets, in May. Highland Park School, and move are making the most effective The school board is requesting closer to the state per pupil recommendation we can make.” a $36,068,532 budget, an increase spending average. But none of the directors made E Ragtnald Plnto/M«nchMttr Harald of 13.36 precent, or $4,253,494, Teacher’s salaries and fringe any promises. DiRosa said that A bout Town from the 1987-88 budget. benefits make up almost 65 the directors would probably RIVER WORK — Dr. Douglas Smith, left, listens as Frank the Hockanum River Linear Park Committee an About $2.5 million of the addi­ percent of the budget, according have a number of questions after J. T. Strano points out some features of the land off New easement for a hiking traii. Smith is chairman of the river tional money will come from to school board figures. The reviewing the budget more Planner speaks Daughters meet thoroughly. State Road and Hilliard Street over which he has granted park committee, which has deveioped 11 miies of traiis. increased state aid. Manches- school board also plans to spend COVENTRY — Town Planner Britannia Chapter of the Daughters of the British Empire Robert Isner will speak to the heclnald PInlo/Manchester Herald Rotary Club of Coventry on will meet on Thursday, March 4, "Development in Coventry, Past. at II am . at the Community TOURING — Deputy Police Chief Henry space needs. From left are Director Plans for oldies club at mall Present, and Future” , on Mon­ Baptist Church, East Center River grant needed for land buy day. Dinner will be at 6 p m., Street. Hostesses are Mrs. Neil “Bud” Minor, back to the camera, and Theunis "Terry” Werkhoven, Assistant followed by the speaker at 7 p.m. Paterson and Mrs. Alex Patrick. other police officials conduct a tour of Town Manager Steven R. Werbner. Bv Alex GIrelll see most of the money used for failed. slon favor development of recrea­ police headquarters for the Board of Police Chief Robert D. Lannan and Capt. to bring Main Street 1o life’ "They paid no attention to us,” tion facilities. Manchester Herald developing recreation facilities Directors Wednesday prior to the Joseph H. Brooks. Scholarship given Auction set Giaeser said of the PZC Bv Nanev Concelman and club should open in May. for a good many years,” Bur­ on land the town already owns at Glaeser argued Wednesday the south end of Union Pond. members. directors’ voting to fund a study of police Manchester Herald Burkamp said he’s been plan­ kamp said. COVENTRY - The Rotary A selection of oriental rugs will A 5480,000 state grant for that while it will be possible to ning to put a nightclub and- The Planning and Zoning Com­ Club offers a 22.S0 scholarship for be auctioned on Sunday. March 6. development of the Hockanum O’Neill arrived at the meeting Smith said Richard F. develop facilities at any time, late and by that time Smith and Manchester Mall owner Ken­ restaurant in the building, for­ mission approved a special ex­ Job training or education for at Temple Beth Sholom on East River Linear Park will be used to Meagher, executive director of open land is disappearing. neth C. Burkamp said today he’ll merly the W.T. Grant store, fora ception permit for a restaurant residents of Andover^ Coventry, Middle Turnpike. A preview wil buy land on the east shore of Giaeser had already decided to Catholic cemeteries for the arch­ The Hockanum Park Commit­ Police space crunch study lease the vacant ground floor of long time. with more than 60 parking spaces or Bolton who a re at least 19 years be held at 4 p.m. Two oriental Union Pond from the Catholic recommend to the directors that diocese, objected to the cost of the town buy as much land as tee has been acquiring easements the mall for a nightclub and The ground floor of the building for the building in 1983. The PZC’s old. Applications are available by rugs will also be given to winners Archdiocese of Hartford if a setting aside land for park use. He delicatessen, in an attempt to has been vacant for about 15 decision was opposed by neigh­ writing Paul Watson. 1699 Boston of lucky bid numbers. Each recommendation made Wednes­ possible from the cemetery ad­ said that an offer to purchase part along the river and clearing trails ministration of the Archdiocese for hiking. The work is done by bring Main Street to life. years, he said. boring retailers in an unsuccess­ Turnpike. Coventry, 06238 or call winner will receive a three-foot day is followed. of it might satisfy the cemetery approved by town directors "Main Street is dead,” Bur­ Burkamp signed a lease with ful lawsuit that said municipal The recommendation was of Hartford. volunteers. 742-5353. Applications must be by five-foot 100 percent wool administration. kamp said today. Lake View, which also manages parking shouldn’t be used by returned by May 15. made by Dr. Dougias Smith, Director Barbara Weinberg, Bokhara oriental rug made in O’Neill agreed that a strip Smith accepted an easement The space will be leased to the the Bentley’s nightclub in the patrons of the restaurant because chairman of the Hockanum River who represents the Board of By Andrew Yurkavsky Otijer directors disagreed with town hall. Pakistan. Refreshments will be along the shore should be ac- Wednesday afternoon from Lake View Construction Com­ Manchester Parkade and Twis­ it would take parking away from served starting at 5 p.m. Pro­ Park Committee and Arthur Directors on the committee, was Manchester Herald Weinberg. Directors Ronald Osella and Grange meeting qui red or that a n easement should Frank J. T. Stano, of Strano Real pany of Columbia, which plans to ters and Thumpers in Storrs, last shoppers at other Main Street ceeds of the auction will benefit Giaeser, chairman of the Conser­ not at the meeting because the Director Stephen T. Cassano, Geoffrey Naab said that the space be acquired over it, but that the Estate, for a strip near the put in a 4,000 square-foot delica­ summer. Lake View received a stores. Manchester Grange 31 will vation Commmision. They are directors were meeting at the A study of space needs at the said the subcommittee, of which needs of the police headquarters the education program for stu­ bulk of the $480,000 should be intersection of Hilliard Street and tessen that will be open for lunch liquor permit in September, Burkamp said today he expects meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the members of a committee ap­ same time. police building on East Middle he is a member, cannot proceed should be considered separately dents at the Temple. spent on developing such facili­ New State Road. and an "oldies club” that will Buonopane said. The company opposition from neighbors and Grange Hall on Olcott Street. pointed to determine how the Giaeser and Smith said the Turnpike can get under way now with any recommendations on the from the needs of town offices ties as a boat launch and Smith said the land will be part feature music from the 1950s, 60s has applied for a building permit, residents, but that won’t deter First and second degrees will be $480,000 state grant shouid be Planning and Zoning Commission that the town Board of Directors police station until an outside because of the difference in use. restoration of a skating area just of a new trail that will extend and early 70s, said Lake View but the application is still under him. conferred on candidates. Support group used. has approved a plan under which has approved funding for the evaluation is made. “ The Police Department is a south of the pond. from New State Road to West general manager Jim review, according to the town "Everything they’ve done The Alzheimer Support Group The final.decision on how the the St. Bridget’s Cemetery will be project. "W e look at (the study) as a separate, critical public safety Emblem Club meets Middle Turnpike and will become Buonopane. Building Department. down there (at the mall) some­ of the Visiting Nurse and Home funds will be used will be made by expanded with grave sites very The disagreement Wednesday Director Barbara B. Weinberg way of working within the space function in our town,” Osella an addition to the 11-miIe network Burkamp said the restaurant ” We’ve been working on this one’s complained about,” he said. The Manchester Emblem Club Care of Manchester will meet on the town Board of Directors. close to the edge of the pond, night reflected previous discus­ was the only boara member to needs committee,” he said. said. 2 of hiking paths along the river in will meet on Wednesday at 7:30 Wednesday, March 2and 16. from But William O’Neill, a member which is on the Hockanum River. sions over use of the $480,000. The oppose the $6,000 allocation dur­ The subcommittee on Monday Members of the Board of Manchester. p.m. at the Elks Club on Bissell 7 to 8:30 p.m. in the mental health of the Park and Recreation Efforts to have the PZC restrict Hockanum Park Committee and ing Wednesday’s board meeting discussed the possibility of build­ Directors toured the police head­ ! the use of a strip along the pond so the Conservation Commission The committee sponsors in the Lincoln Center hearing Street. Members may submit wing of Manchester Memorial Advisory Commission, had a ing additions to the present town quarters before Wednesouy T h e applications for the club Hospital. The meetings are open different priority for use of the that it could be used for a hiking favor land purchases while the guided walks on the third Sunday room. She argued that the direc­ office buildings or building a new night’s meeting. scholarship. to the public. funds. He said he would prefer to trail as part of the linear park Park and Recreation Commis- of every month at 1 p.m. tors should determine the space needs for all town departments Second Annuai before funding the study. Dr. Crane’s Quiz The study would cost $8,500, but Child gets escort kIntimate Choices: THE WEATHER REGIONAL WEATHER $2,500 of that amount would be 5 paid for by a grant from the state 'Tit* Aoc^^Wealtler''’forecast lor 8 A.M.. FiWay, February 26 Accu-Weather'"'(orecas1 for Friday Office of Policy and Manage­ AWotnetVs 4 0 Daytime Conditions and High Temperatures 1. Which food requires the longest time to be eooked? 10 ment. Lawrence Associates of for walk to school HAMBURGER NAVY BEANS OATMEAL GREEN BEANS V Manchester was selected by the Heoftfi Cof^erence (CLOUPYj 2. If these fruits became men, which would be most interested in a police administration to carry out Bv Andrew J. Davis Maffe Jr, chairman of the razor? the study. Manchester Herald Building-Sites and Transporta­ APPLE PEAR PLUM PEACH Police administrators have tion committee. The board, said that the department has run A member of a Parent-Teacher though, postponed a vote on the 3. To look less slender, a very thin girl should wear which type of out of room in the present organizaton has offered to escort request until its March 14 dress? building, despite several renova­ a 5-year-old girl on her walk to meeting. 8:45 a.m. Registration VERTICAL PIN STRIPE PLAIN DARK tions. The latest renovation, of school after the child’s disabled The mother said she has spoken 9 a.m. Intimate Breakfast and Keynote Address n D LARGE FLOWERED SMALL DOTTED with her attorney and will attend the records division and desk mother said she feared for her 10 a.m. A. Women's Stress Signals: Learning To sergeant’s quarters, was carried the next school board meeting. 4. Which American female carries her young in a pouch like daughter’s safety. Listen To Your Body 5 0 ' out last year. The mother, who asked the She said she wanted to find out if kangaroos? "1 think that in this case we’re transportation was still OR WOLVERINE FOX RACOON OPOSSUM Board of Education Monday to putting the cart before the provide transportation for her available. B. Cosmetic Surgery, Is It For You? mi horse,” Weinberg said during Until then, she will allow the 5. The clean-up man in sports, is hoping for a daughter’s one-tenth of a mile OR A ll.tntic TOUCHDOWN HOME RUN FREE THROW KNOCKOUT Wednesday’s meeting. walk to school, said today she was volunteer to walk her daughter to O c c jn She added that a director relieved that a solution has been school. C. Different Ages, Different Stages: 6. Distinguish between the essentially American beverages listed at subcommittee studying space found. However, she added she “ I ’d like to pursue it, if we’ve Understanding Family Conflict FRONTS Washington | 4 0 ~ | the left vs. European. needs in town facilities had not plans to see if more can be done. come this far,” she said. 11 a.m. Break American European reported yet to the full hoard. The school board’s transporta­ The mother, however, was Warm Cold Stadonary 1^iS8 A.-ri» W - i lt » f Inr 11:15 a.m. D. Saving Face: 10 Tips For Better Skin A f CU llV Ale ------"W e have not heard from this tion committee had recom­ relieved that someone has volun­ Cola drinks ------committee. We have not received mended Monday that the moth­ teered to help. OR Vodka ______a report that the police station is a er’s transportation request be The school’s principal also said E. Energize Through Exercise: Simple Malted milk ------priority,” she said. rejected. today she was relieved that the Techniques for a Healthy Psyche Wine ------The child’s parents had made child now has someone to walk to I Most of nation dry; OR Answers In closslfitd section the request because the father school with. 500 expected works during the day, and the "You know and I know every F. Women’s Self Esteem: Where To Get mother Is confined to a wheel­ child’s safety is a concern to me, ” It! How To Keep It! snow in Great Lakes Current Quotatione chair and unable to escort her said the principal. for Daube’s daughter to school. A neighbor The school had asked for By The Associated Press nia and southern Arizona, and in escorted the child earlier in the someone to walk the child to The first 30 paid registrants will receive the 60s in southern Florida. "The day when freedoms and around my children.” — Debra year, but moved last month. school in its monthly newsletter, a free health screening. Snowshowers lingered today inauguration The national weather forecast human rights could be slighted in Murphree, referring to her al­ The committee rejected the the principal said. The volunteer Please call 647-6600 for more information. over the lower Great Lakes for today called for snowshowers the name of economic growth and leged trysts with, evangelist request because the child lived did not come forward, though, region and the upper Ohio Valley, Representatives from more 9 until reading newspaper ac­ across the northern and eastern national security has ended. The Jimmy Swaggart in an interview than 70 colleges and universities close to school, traffic is not but dry weather and clear skies counts of the story Tuesday. Great Lakes and the upper Ohio day when repressive force and with a New Orleans television from the United States. England heavy on the streets the child prevailed for most of the rest of “ One of theparentscalled,” the Valley. Apart from some cloudi­ torture in secret chambers were reporter. and Africa are expected at must walk, and the speed limit tile nation. ness over north central and tolerated is over.” — Roh Tae- does not exceed 30 miles per hour principal said. “ She said she’d be Warnings for heavy snow re­ Manchester Community College southern Texas, the rest of the woo, after taking the oath as on those streets, said Francis A. happy to (help).” mained in effect for northeastern on Saturday. March 5, for the 8 :3 0 a .m . - 1 2 :3 0 p .m . nation should be dry with mostly South Korea’s sixth President. Cottery Ohio’s snowbelt, where up to 11 inauguration of Jonathan M. sunny skies. Today’s weather picture was drawn by Vicki Vannie, who lives Daube as college president. Saturday, March IZ, 1988 inches of snow fell in Ashtabula "To me, I think he’s kind of and Lake counties by late Wed­ High temperatures should be in on St. John Street and attends Verplanck School. The inauguration will be held at ATTENTION - the 40s or 50s across much of the perverted or, you know, talking Connecticut daily 2:30 p.m. in the Lowe Program Manchester Memorud Hospital nesday and up to 6 inches more about some of the things that we were expected. nation; the teens across northern Wednesday: 664 Center. Daube was appointed in Minnesota and the northern talked about in the rooms, you August as the college’s fourth All Floral & Gift Shoppes Squalls also produced heavy CONNECTICUT WEATHER know, I wouldn’t want him Play Four; 2510 snow in New York state, with Great Lakes region; 20s and 30s full-time president. He began from the northern Plains through more than 6 inches of snow work in October. Do you need a new look? Intimate Choices Registration Form reported in some areas. Dry the upper half o f’the Mississippi Central, Eastern interior. Southwest interior: Clear U.S. Rep. Barbara B. Kennelly. weather prevailed across the rest Valley and the Ohio Valley into and cold tonight. Low 10 to 18. Light northwest wind. Manchester Herald D-Conn.; Manchester Mayor Pe­ Are you planni^j to redecorate? Please send this form and the $18.50 registration fee per person to: of the nation, with fair skies in northern and central New Eng­ Mostly sunny Friday but with increasing clouds late in ter P. DiRosa Jr.; John T. Community Health Educatton, Manchester Memorial Hospital, 71 Haynes J land. The 60s were expected from Casteen III, president of the most areas. USPS 327-500 VOL. e v il. No. 125 Street, Manchester. CT 06040. Make checks payable to Manchester the central Pacific Coast across the day. Cold with the high in the upper 20s. Chance of University of Connecticut; and Freezing temperatures pre­ light snow early Saturday. High around 30. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE Memorial Hospital. vailed early today from the the southern Rockies, much of Stephen Joel Trachtenberg, pres­ Nam e------— ------'Texas and lower Mississippi Published dslly except Sunday Suggested carrier rates are $1.80 ident of the University of Hart­ northern and central High Plains weekly. $7.70 for one month. $23.10 Valley into northern and central and certain holldaya by tha Man- ford; are scheduled to be among 2 White Formica, 3-tiered, open-shelf Gondolas Address Zip to the Carolinas and the middle West coastal. East coastal: Clear and cold tonight. chestar Publishing Co.. 18 Bralnard for three months. $48.20 for six Florida; and, the 70s from the the 500 people expected to attend and northern Atlantic Coast, with Low 15 to 20. Light northwest wind. Mostly sunny but Placa. Manchasisr. Conn. 08040. months and $02.40 lor one year. that accommodate much merchandise. Phone Number (Work) (Home) readings below 20 degrees from central valleys and southern with increasing clouds late in the day. Cold with the Second class postage paid at Senior citizen rates and mall ratas the ceremonies. the Dakotas to New England. California into the desert Southw­ Manchester. Conn. Postmaster: ara avallabla on raquest. Daube, a native of Manchester, Fine Condition — Very Sturdy Will you be taking advantage of the complimentary babysitting services? est and extreme southern high around 30. Chance of light snow early Saturday. To place a classified or display England, has taught at the Temperatures were in the single Send address changes to the Width 52" — Length 70" - Height 50" Yes______No______Florida. High in the lower 30s. Manchsster Herald. P.O. 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Mostly sunny Friday morning Saturdays, pleasa telephone your The Manchealer Herald Is a Do you wish to attend the free Early Bird Health Screening, available to northeastern South Dakota. nation at 2 a.m. EST ranged from member of the AssoclatedPress.Ihe Community College in Pittsfield, then increasing clouds in the afternoon. Cold with the carrier. It you’re unable to reach Mass., and special assistant to the first 30 paid registrants only? Yes_ No_____ Temperatures were in the 50s 10 degrees below zero at War- high in the mid 20s. Chance of light snow early your carrier, call subscriber service Audit Bureau of CIrculatlonsandihe llla}af)U aJA The first 30 registrants who check "Yes" will receive a health screening across south central Texas and road, Minn., to 68 degrees at Key at 847-0048 by 8 p.m. weekdays lor N e w England Nswspapar the chancellor of higher educa­ 757 Main Street, Manchester coupon central Florida, Southern Califor­ West. Fla. Saturday. High 25 to 30. delivery In Manchester. Association. tion at the University of Massa­ chusetts at Amherst, Mass., 649-1232_____ before coming to Manchester. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Feb. 25. 1988 - 5 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Feb. 25, 1988 College Notes Connecticut in Brief Jury convicts Libertarian Troopers reopen investigation Kelly denies role HARTFORD-A Debate not all that certain federal jury con­ Completes course victed Libertarian WESTPORT — A local party official James A. Lewis of of girl’s 1952 disappearance In police lobbying Carolyn Glmbrone of Henry acknowledged he erred in announcing that all Street, recently completed a failing to file income six Democratic preaidential candidates had tax returns. special correspondence course agreed to debate in Westport five days before HARTFORD (AP) - State death of an 8-year-old girl at a After reading the newspaper By Brent Laymon state Rep. Richard Foley, R- for new writers. It was at the After a three-day police have reactivated their carnival in Pennsylvania. story, Turcotte detailed the inci­ The Associated Press Oxford, said of the testimony the Connecticut primary. trial concluding dent in a letter to Chapman. Institute of Children’s Literature Edward Saenz, a member of the Westport investigation of the disappear­ Turcotte, who investigated from a parade of witnesses, based in Redding Ridge. Wednesday, the 12- ance of a 10-year-old girl who Smith’s disappearance, said Chapman gave a copy of the letter HARTFORD - Chief State’s including a Superior Court judge, Democratic Town Committee, said Wednesday member jury delib­ walked away from a summer from his winter home in Vero to the Waterbury American news­ Attorney John J. Kelly is denying the state police commanding he was wrong Tuesday when he announced plans erated for two hours camp near I^keville in 1052 and Beach, Fla., Wednesday that he paper, which reported Wednes­ that he ever called a Waterbury officer, the head of the depart­ On Western dean’s list fora 1>A-hour debate on March 24. before returning its has not been seen since. remembered receiving an ano­ day it turned the letter over to the prosecutor to ask on behalf of ment’s organized crime unit, Jonathan M. Brody of 86 Tracy Saenz’s acknowledgement followed remarks verdict on three Connie Smith, granddaughter nymous call in 1955 from a man in state police Major Crime Squad, state police if it was really Speers’ defense attorney and Drive and Margaret E. Cafirey of by the Democratic town chairman and a counts of failing to of a former Wyoming governor, Montreal who said he had worked prompting authorities to reopen necessary to arrest one of their Connelly. 23 Linnmore Drive, have been producer at Connecticut Public Television, file income tax was last seen alive the morning of with a carnival and knew about the case, police said. most valued informants on gam­ The committee may try to meet named to the dean’s list at Case which would televise the debate, that it was July 16,1952, walking along Route the disappearance of Connie returns in 1981,1982 Turcotte said the article “just bling charges. behind closed doors in executive Western Reserve University in unlikely all candidates would participate even if y and 1983. 44 near Lakeville, a village in Smith. Kelly’s testimony before the session to sort through discrepan­ Cleveland, Ohio. a debate were organized. Salisbury in the northwest comer “He said was willing to meet rang a bell in my mind, so I Lewis, of Old thought I’d just send it to Program Review and Investiga­ cies in the testimony . It must first Brody was on the dean’s high Town Chairman Michael Lubell said no Saybrook, who acted of the state.. with someone, and ... I think I tions Committee Wednesday determine whether the state honors list and Caffrey on the commitments are expected until after the Super Police combed the area for kind of wanted to meet with the Chapman to see what it was night contradicted previous tes­ Freedom of Information Act as his own atomey, worth. It stuck in my mind. I don’t dean’s honors list. Tuesday primaries and caucuses in 20 states and admitted failing to months and followed up hundreds guy myself and make arrange­ timony from Waterbury State’s allows such a meeting. Samoa on March 8. of leads, but failed to find a trace ments to see him sometime the know why." Connelly testified previously file federal returns Attorney John A. Connelly, of the brown-haired girl in a red next day and someone would get William Redmond has been y^onnelly has claimed that that he got a call from Kelly in Named to dean’s list James A. Lewis since 1979. He has windbreaker and blue shorts. up there,” Turcotte said. Kfelly in effect joined a state April 1985 asking him if it was Perry pays campaign fine said federal income charged in Pennsylvania with Stephen M. Logan, son of Mr. “We sent officers all over, but But state police never investi­ first- and second-degree murder, police lobbying effort nearly necessary to arrest Speers. tax, as it is now imposed, is illegal. the leads petered out,” said gated the call, which Turcotte F and Mrs. Donald J. Logan of 81 HARTFORD — Hartford Mayor Carrie Saxon voluntary and involuntary mans­ three years ago on behalf of Connelly quoted Kelly, who was Perry has paid a $3,000 fine on behalf of her Lewis faces up to three years in prison and Richard Chapman, a retired state entered into a log book. The Ansonia State’s Attorney at the Durant St.. has been named to the $60,000 fine when he is sentenced April 6. laughter,, kidnapping and assault 'Thomas W. Speers of Wolcott, a dean’s list at Syracuse University campaign committee’s treasurer who was police sergeant, who investigated commanding officer decided to with intent to ravish. convicted gambler and confi­ time, as saying; “Hey, John, I’m the case for more than a decade. aliow Royal Canadian Mounted not asking you this. A state for the fall semester. accused of accepting and failing to report illegal dence man who served as a state He is a junior in the School of campaign contributions. Teacher discipline probed The decision to reopen the case Police to pursue it. Turcotte said He is being held without bail in police informant for 16 years. policeman is asking me to ask you was made after a retired state he did not remember what the Delaware County Prison in Business Management, majoring The fine was levied Wednesday by the state STRATFQRD — School officials are “All I can tell you is his this; Do you have to arrest in finance. police officer noted a possible became of the tip. Pennsylvania. recollection and mine differ,’’ Speers?” Elections Enforcement Commission against investigating allegations that a second-grade connection between the Smith Irene N. Cohen of East Hartford. Kelly told the committee Wednes­ Kelly said Wednesday that he Rtglnald Plnto/M«nch«tt*r Htnid teacher uses some unusual disciplinary case and a Pennsylvania case E day night. merely called Connelly to learn Follett on dean’s list The commission found that Cohen had been measures that include forcing talkative children from the same era, according to LIBRARY DEDICATION — Joseph V. day dedication ceremonies for the high “grossy negligent” and shown “reckless Kelly’s testimony was the las- the status of Speers’ case, be­ Peter Follett, son of Mrs. Karen to tape their mouths shut and binding children’s reports in the Waterbury Ameri­ MASSAGE THERAPIST cause Speers was a potential school library-media center addition. disregard” for the law. hands with elastic bands. test in a series of sharply Fleming, left, principal of Bolton High Schauster, 80 Knollwood Road, can and Hartford Courant LAURA MUNSON conflicting accounts of a bizarre witness before a grand jury School, talks with James Marshail, The $493,000 addition will increase the has been named to the dean’s list Following a four-month investigation into The parents of a student in teacher newspapers. series of events involving Speers’ investigating bribery allegations library's space from 1,500 square feet to contributions to Perry’s successful campaign Luningning Revuelta’s class at the Center Sgt. Daniel Lewis, a state police against an assistant prosecutor in center, chairman of the Boiton Board of for the fall semester at Syracuse arrest in May 1985. including an 2,800 square feet. University. last fall, the commission found Cohen failed to Elementary School said in a letter sent to spokesman, confirmed the case IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE EXPANSION alleged attempt to blackmail a Waterbury. Education, and Richard E. Packman, disclose 27 contributions totaling $7,650 and only officials that the teacher admitted to them in a had been reopened earlier this Follett is a sophomore studying OF HER MANCHESTER OFFICE. judge hearing his case and a state Kelly flatly denied that state schooi superintendent, during Wednes- architecture and was listed in the partially disclosed another $2,875 in meeting that she uses such measures to punish month, but would provide no police lieutenant’s secret tape police asked him to intervene on other information. 1986-87 National Dean’s List contributions. her charges. ADDITIONAL APPOINTMENTS ARE NOW recording of two meetings with Speers’ behalf. register for attaining dean’s list Revuelta and school administration officials The turning point in the case Connelly. He also testified that he agreed Scout News both semesters of his freshman Guns cannot be recovered declined earlier this week to comment about the came when Leo Turcotte, a AVAILABLE. The committee is conducting to help investigate Speers’ allega­ year. He is a 1986 graduate of retired state police officer, saw a tions that the husband of the parents’ complaint. STAFF ARE CERTIFIED AND MEMBERS hearings as part of its examina­ Manchester High School. HARTFORD — The state cannot recover the Board of Education Chairman Leonard story in a Florida newspaper tion of reasons for continued judge who was hearing his concerning the arrest Jan. 26 of First aid — Kevin Bell, Shawn Cutler, more than 300 guns traded illegally from its Petruccelli would only say the administration is OF THE AMTA. infighting among state police, gambling case was involved in Pack 120 After the meal, Robert Post William Henry Redmond of Ne­ made a special presentation. A Seth Egnasko, Louis LaGuardIa, MInh­ renowned Colt collection and will probably investigating the aliegations. prosecutors and the state’s illegal gambling partly to protect St. James Cub Scout Pack 120 trlet Nguyen, Aaron Scollo, Eric On Hartwick list never know whether it lost or gained from the braska. a former Ferris wheel New CllantB Welcome By Appointment Only judiciary. the judge from any possible 16-foot fiberglass canoe was Wilson. operator with the Penn-Premier presented the following a wards at given to the troop in memory of Communications — Mark Howorth, Tracey A. Rich, daughter of deals,4he attorney general’s office has 99 East Center Street Its investigation so far has blackmail scheme. a recent pack meetings. Jason Lawrence, Mike Robertson, Leaders push for coliseum Showcaraival. 649-7877 focused primarily on Speers, “I’ve seen defendants try an Haroid M. Post by his family, George Silva, Andrew Zadnik. Mr. and Mrs. Alden Chick of concluded. Manchester Open Monday - Friday Camping — Rod Begin, Scott Hurley, Assistant Attorney General Joseph Rubin said The 66-year-old former carni­ largely because his close rela­ awful lot of things to gain Den 1; Andres Nieto — Bear Bodge ; Mrs. Harold Post, Mr. and Mrs. Jason Kostiuk, David White. Bolton has been named to the NEW HAVEN — An organization representing val worker was charged with tionship with state police appears advantage in their criminal cases Michael Llapokls — Wolf Bodge. Robert Post and daughter. Seren­ Leatherwork — Louis LaGuardIa, dean’s list for the fall semester at in a 23-page report that the state some of the 15 New Haven area communities is pushing for a murder last month in the 1951 Den 2; Roddy Dennlnoer — Bobcat; ity. Ruel Wicks showed slides of Tony Mira, Kevin Bell. Hartwick College. Oneonta, N.Y. guns traded away in five deals between 1977 and to have been at the center of ... bribing witnesses, intimidat­ Nathan Trolann — Babcat. Personal management — David Cur­ state-funded. 12,000-seat arena to repiace the recent tensions within the state’s ing witnesses.” he said. ’Tm not Den 3: Ryan Chase, Steve Cusceyltch, the troop’s fali activities. rier, Rob Gullano, Tom Provencol, Jed She is a junior at the college. 1984 have been sold two or three times since they \^terans Memoriai Coliseum. John Cuscovltch, Jonathan Grover, Senior Patrol Leader Ed Wilson Stansfleld. left the state museum’s collection. criminal justice system. going to leave a judge exposed to Brian McNamara, Nicholas Pllagln — Electricity — Mark Howarth, Jason The South Centrai Regional Council of “They’re shooting each other." that type of allegation.” Bobcat. conducted the Courts of Awards, Lawrence, Mike Robertson, George Also, bickering among members of the small Governments will urge the General Assembly to Den 4 : Cory Soper, Louis Desarlo, assisted by Scott Hurley, assist­ Silva, Andrew Zadnik. Honors at Biddeford community of gun dealers and appraisers will Jason D'Amico, Brian Menu, Fran­ ant senior patroi leader and John Citizenship In the world — Scott earmark state money to build a new coliseum on STARTING cesca Pagano, Jonathan Williamson, Hurley, Jason Kostiuk, David White. Renee Logan, daughter of Mr. prevent a realistic appraisal of the state’s a centrally located site at an estimated cost of Sam Betko — Bobcat. Eastwood, librarian. Fishing — David White. and Mrs. Alfred Logan Jr. of situation as a result of the trades. Rubin said. Foes of feeding O’Neill Den 5; Jason Roltond — Beor Bodge. 1 The following awards were Gordenlng and music — George Sllvo. $35 million. gold arrow and 4 silver arrows. Greg Manchester, a physical education The vote canae after Mayor Biagio DiLieto and '8:30 AM, MARCH 12»’' Panos — 1 silver arrow. presented. major, has been named to the Den 4: Vliente Freeman, Charles Car-train crash kills two his development administrator. Wiiliam Hills, Justin Pushkarewicz, Nathan NEW RANK dean’s list for the fall semester at claim bill is a pay raise SKILL AWARDS Tenderfoot — Wayne Coulombe, Ginsberg, told the council last week that Trlpler, Anthony Libert, Evan Jordan, Citizenship — Mike Molchan, Chris the University of New England, WINDSOR LOCKS — A Suffield man and his I’M GOING TO GET Adorn Sotrlano— Bobcot. Earning Wolf Mike Molchan, Chris O'Hara, Jason repairing the old 9,000-seat coliseum in Neww O'Hara, Jason Pelletier, Chris Pelletier, Chris Wlghtman. Biddeford, Maine. wife were killed when their carjstalled on some tor Henry J. Becker Jr. have Badges from Den 4 were VIzente Wlghtman. Haven is out of the question because of HARTFORD (AP) - A biil Freeman and Nathan Trlpler. Webelos Second Class — Angel Cosme, Bren­ She is in her junior year at the railroad tracks and was broadsided as the man repeatedly pointed out that there John Chmieleckl. Joslah Grover, Peter Hiking — Angel Cosme, Wyne Cou- dan McCaffrey. structural decay and dbsolete design. sanctioning a tradition of provid­ lombe, Brendan McCaffrey, Mike Mol­ First Class — Matt Longchamps. university. SERIOUS ABOUT was no iegal authority for having Cosumono and Brvon Peretto earned chan, Chris O'Hara, Jason Pelletier, tried to beat a train through a railroad crossing, ing food for the governor and his awards for communicotlon, citizen­ Star—Jason Lawrence, Mike Robert­ authorities said. family at taxpayer expense is taxpayers foot the governor’s ship, craftsman, handyman and (ready Chris Wlghtman. son, George Silva, Mark Howarth, Family living — Angel Cosme, Wayne Andrew Zadnik. Roman Karnesiewicz. 74, and his wife. Mary. Rest-break bill advances 2 man). headed for Gov. Wiiliam A. grocery bill, which amounts to Coulombe, Brendan McCaffrey. Life — Scott Hurley, Jason Kostiuk, Makes high honors PLANNING MY O’Neill’s desk despite claims it about $6,400 a year. First aid — Angel Cosme, Wayne David White. 71, were killed Wednesday when their car T ro o p 47 Coulombe, Brendan McCaffrey, Chris Rebecca K. Whitehill, daughter apparently stalled on the tracks, police said. HARTFORD — A bill requiring that amounts to an unconstitutional The biil. which passed the O'Hara, Chris Wlghtman, Mike of Mr. and Mrs. James D. employers give workers 10-minute rest breaks pay raise, House last week, would authorize feoy Scout Troop 47 recently Molchon. Clifford Black, an Amtrak spokesman in R E TifeM E N I Cooking — Mott Longchamps, Mlnh- Senior Scouts earning the American Whitehill of Columbia, Mo., and Washington, D C., said the accident occurred during every four-hour work period was ‘"rhe simple fact is that when the expenditures, which fall held its annual banquet and Court trlet Nguyen. Heart Association C.P.R. Certification granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. under the Department of Public were: Rod Begin, Tim Bragdon, David around 8; 55 a.m. after Karnesiewicz narrowly approved by the state Senate. the governor signs the bill, he is of Awards at South United Comping — MInhtrlet Nguyen. Currier, Rob Gullano, Paul Huntington, Frederick Little of Manchester, putting into law an additional Works’ budget. Methodist Church. Assisting in Scott Hurley, Jason Kostiuk, Tom has achieved the dean’s list with maneuvered his car around the extended gates The bill had cleared the House of O’Neill, a Democrat, does not MERIT BADGES Provencal, Jed Stansfleld, David NICE TIMING! compensation, which by our the serving were Girl Scouts from Satetv — MInhtrlet Nguyen, Tony White, Ed Wilton. high honors at Stephens College, blocking the tracks. Representatives last week, but because the Constitution can’t be done.” Sen. list his food or housing as income 'Trotp 4. Mira. Columbia, Mo. No one on the train, en route from Springfield. Senate tacked on a technical amendment, it 5 Philip S. Robertson, R-Cheshire. oh his federal tax return, just as She is a senior at the college. Mass , to Washington, was injured. must be reconsidered by the lower chamber. said Wednesday during Senate President Reagan does not list THAT’S WHEN THE debate on the bill. those items on his income tax The Democratic majority re­ return. Honor Roll Three scholarships jected the argument and the bill An operator at the Internal Three area students are among SAVINGS BANK OF won final passage on a vote of Revenue Service’s tax informa­ 64 outstanding pharmacy stu­ Bill would put L’Ambiance fines 28-7. The House passed the tion line said Wednesday that Seth Mnnclnl, Michelle O'Neall, Sara Ken Snellenberger, Karen Stein. dents at the University of Connec­ measure last week. such items are considered com­ Cornerstone VanBuren. Honor roll pensation unless three criteria Honor roll Chris dela Torre, Loura Gosselln, ticut who have been awarded MANCHESTER SPONSORS Under the Connecticut Consti­ Named to the Corner-stone Curry D'AnzI, Joshua Peck, Jennifer Robin Labbe, Brvna Pasternak. scholarships. tution, pay raises for the gover­ are met; They are provided at the Christian School honor roll were; Thomasslan. They are; Pamela J. Senkow of into trust fund for victims’ kin nor cannot take effect untii after employers’ place of business, GRADE 7 they are provided for the employ­ GRADE 4 High honors 73 Dartmouth Road, the Felix THE FREE “GET SERIOUS the next election. GRADE 4 High honors Chelsea Bock. Blanc Scholarship; and from WASHINGTON - Two Connec­ tions for long term and historic Survivors would have to exhaust Taxpayers have paid for food ers’ convenience and the em­ High Honors Vicky Frederickson, Amy Souer, Honor roll policies of the agency which are their civil remedies before apply­ ployee must accept them as a Liz Flint, Jessica Fortt, Kristen Charlsmo Schlossberg. Korl McCavanagh. Coventry. Kari R. Burgess, the ticut lawmakers want the record and other necessities such as Hunter, Kyle Jodoln, Laura PedemontI, Honor roll E.E. Goodmaster Memorial fines from last year’s collapse of set in law and have bridged the ing for trust money. toilet paper used at the gover­ condition of employment. Andrew Stein. Nothan Adams, Eric Eagle, Katie GRADE 10 Scholarship, and Deborah Demu- various twists and turns in “It’s designed primarily to ABOUT RETIREMENT’ O’Neill said iast week that he Honor roll Fields, Amanda Landry, Jennifer High honors the L’Ambiance Plaza apartment nor’s residence for decades. An Donlelle Cyr, Christine Durey, Robert McAullfte, Matthew PedemontI. Lael Holton, Michael Santos, Mara ria the Sarkis Jack Kazarian complex to go into a trust fund for OSHA’s history.” make sure that there is no one exception was Gov. Elia T. saw nothing wrong with having Gray, Aasha Grezel, Sandl Orfitelll, Stein. Memorial Scholarship. But. Mikelson added, “the who goes without some form of taxpayers pay for the food he and Chris Portyka, Patrick Slyman, Sarah GRADE 7 Honor roll families of the 28 workers killed in Grasso, who served the state Sara Dumas, Michael Evans, Faith The amount of awards ranged congressional delegation’s heart compensation for their loss. ” said SEMINAR. his wife eat at the executive Williams. Honor roll the decade’s deadliest U.S. con­ during bieak economic times. She Stephanie Hill, Angela Sinclair. McLaughlin, Jenniter Miller. from $250 to $500. struction accident. is certainly in the right place, and Weicker aide Steve Snider. sent monthly checks to the state residence. GRADE S certainly we can understand the “The bill says plainly that ... House Minority Leader Robert High honors GRADE 6 “We cannot bring back the men coffers to cover half the cost of Tim Bornaba, Ben Byram, Nathan. High honors who died or truly compensate sense of sympathy that they have payment of fines into the trust in food served at the residence, G. Jaekle, R-Stratford, said Currin, Jennifer Kniep, Jennifer Lee, Jennifer D'Appollonlo, Kim Henin, for the victims’ families in this ho way can be used as a defense of according to state Auditor Leo V. O’Neill’s $78,000 a year salary, their families for their loss, but No more procrastinating for you. Come Topics to be dis<;ussed______we can see to it that any financial case.” civil suits against the company,” Donohue. along with his house, staff, car NEED SOME EXTRA Under the Weicker bill, the U.S. he said. March 12th, you’re going to start get­ and driver, should be enough. Young Astronauts honored at school settlement benefits those who are Retirement and your emotions—a Donohue and feliow state Audi- the victims,” said Sen. Lowell District Court in Bridgeport Money from OSHA fines ordi­ ting your ducks in a row—start making Twenty-three members of the in September 1987. SPENDING Weicker Jr., R-Conn., who intro­ would administer the trust fund. narily go into the Treasury. some definite plans for your retirement. serious topic discussed with warmth St. Bridget School Young Astro­ Young Astronauts cited were; duced the measure Wednesday. Both money-wise and emotionally. and insight by Dr. Bernard Friedlander, Stolberg appoints panel nauts Club were honored today in Grade S MONEY!! Rep. Christopher Shays. R- You’re going to come to the Savings director, Hartford Studies in Adulthood an assembly. Todd Labrle, Amonda Kramer, Ca­ Conn., said he feared the $5.11 Tim Gagnon of Manchester, rolyn Kramer, Janice Yannizze, Jen­ DISCOUNT IS OUR MIDDLE NAME Bank of Manchester’s seminar and get & Aging, University of Hartford. nifer Girard, Susan Connors, Corlsso million in fines levied by the to study censure request who heads the state’s Young Field. Occupational Safety and Health MANCHESTER DISCOUNT LIQUORS some excellent tips and answers to your Financing your retirement—guide­ Astronauts program, presented Administration against five con­ questions from four pros in the field of the students with medallions for Grade 4 We may just have a 1032 Tolland Tpke.. Manchester, CT 649-4750 lines for tomorrow from Reginald U. HARTFORD (AP) — A state committee.” Migliaro said. "I Ted Dzen, Helena Chaponis, Charity tractors would financially cripple Conveniently Locsied In Hesrtlsnd Plate retirement. legislator facing censure for want it settied on the floor.” their participation in the balloon Tobol, Kenisha Forauharson, Jennifer the companies, leaving them Martin, Chartered Life Underwriter launch held at Wickham Park on Klem, Kevin Fitzgerald, Kyle Bognall, newspaper route available It’s never too early to plan your later and Associate in Risk Mana^&iagnt, calling homosexuals “lollipops” Stolberg and House Minority Mike Moynihan, Ann Paradis, Adam unable to pay if they lose civil BEER WINES says he would like the matter Leader Robert G. Jaekle, R -. Jan. 28, which commemorated Thompson, Angela Kahl, Matt Midford, in your area... suits. years. 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6 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Feb. 28,1988 UaSa/WorM ill Brief Bennett’s fifth report card OPINION Officials share the blame WASHINGTON — A secret presidential report gives schools failing grades on the sex-for-secrets spy scandal at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow says the American By Christopher Connell movement is alive and yielding to 71.5 percent in 1986. No figure ambassador, bis staff, and State Department - The Associated Fress positive results in some states,-^ was available for private schools. officials in Washington must share the blame "All of this is not particularly ' ' ' \\ ' but “ there is still too much Complicated along with the Marines. good news,” said Bennett, who Jack WASHINGTON - Secretary of resistance to sensible and needed The report describes a “ seedy, disgraceful” '' Education William J. Bennett reform," including accountabil­ recently began his fourth year as embassy marked by confused policies, lax said today that college entrance ity measures and merit pay. ecretary of education. But he did Andersbii supervision and "gross peglect" of test scores "are in a dead stall” This year, for the first time, the find some encouraging signs. procedures wall chart includes a list of seven "Last year a greater propor­ counterintelligence efforts. and the public is still not getting President Reagan ordered the study last its money’s worth from the states (Arkansas, Georgia, Ken­ tion of students took the ACT and spring after sensational reports that Marines schools. tucky, New Jersey, Ohio, South SAT tests and the Advanced sold secrets for sex and allowed Soviet agents “ In saying that I am disap­ Carolina and Texas) with laws Placement exams than ever for spending pointed, I think I speak for the allowing state officials to inter­ before,” he said. That “ means we into the building. The State Department has refused to release the report to the public. American people,” said Bennett vene in “academically bank­ are succeeding in keeping scores i in his annual report card on the rupt” school districts. level despite a larger pool of Border open states. It also lists the percentage of test-takers.” The town of Bolton has embarked on an Treaty verification costly Bennett was delivering that high scorers, on the Scholastic The percentage of high school effort to rewrite its town charter and Aptitude Test and American graduates taking Advanced WASHINGTON - The U.S.-Soviet treaty verdict at a news conference indications at a Feb. 17 meeting were that where he was aisp releasing two College Testing program, and the Placement tests-^- has doubled eliminating medium-range nuclear missiles in percentage of high school gradu­ since 1982, from' less than 5 some changes in procedures are called for. to drugs as wall charts nearly six feet wide Europe will cost hundreds of millions of dollars crammed with statistics ranking ates who took Advanced Place­ percent to nearly 10 percent. to verify and an additional investment of billions At that hearing, Pamela Z. Sawyer, the states on test scores, dropout ment exams. Minority participation has grown more for non-nuclear weapons, the nation's top rates, how much they pay The college entrance test by 78 percent since 1984, double F speaking for the Board of Education, outlined civilian and military defense officials warn. teachers and other measures. scores were not new. They were the increase among whites. the present procedures for getting approval of patrol moved The Pentagon is seeking $198 million this year It was the fifth straight year made public last fall. , Test .^oi. icounoresults “ show that poor. money to finance maintenance and repairs to and another $148 million in fiscal 1989 to ensure m that an education secretary has Bennett lamented that black and Hispanic children are sch ool properties that cost m ore than $10,000. verification against Soviet cheating, according AP photo released the controversial wall are in a dead stall. The 1987 n»rfnpiriini»performing hA*tArbetter,” ” said Ben­ WASHINGTON — While Cuban inmates held to Defense Secretary Frank C. Carlucci. charts. Bennett’s predecessor, scores are basically unchanged nett, although there is still a wide That process certainly seems to be prison guards and the nation’s attention hostage That money will go for a variety of costs, OUCHI — A giant Donald Duck hot-air T.H. Bell, initiated the practice. from last year. The a CT average gap between minority and major­ John Weiss, executive director dipped by 0.1 point to 18.7,andthe unnecessarily complicated and time- last November, drug smugglers took advantage of including the on-site inspections which are a key balloon prepares to land after a flight ity scores on the college entrance consuming. It involves action by the Board of a convenient distraction, courtesy of Attorney feature of the strictest verification standards in of FairTest, a Cambridge, Mass., SAT remained the same — 906.” tests. E through Arizona’s Paradise Valley Wed­ The ACT is graded on a scale of General Edwin Meese. the history of nuclear arms control. group that is critical of standard­ Selectmen at two different points, a decision 'YOU KNOW, SIR,THERES A PENALTY FOR EARLY WITHDRAWAL' 1-36 and the SAT on a scale of Bennett said that since 1976 Some 300 officers of the U.S. Border Patrol, who nesday. The balloon, skippered by Mark ized tests, said, “ It makes no by the Public Building Commission and a 400-1,600. black students’ scores on the SAT usually guard the Mexican border, were pulled Johnson of Tampa, Fla., is on an sense to use a faulty thermometer President takes office to measure the nation’s educa­ Bennett said the graduation have risen by 42 points to 728, decision by B oard of Finance. from their posts by Meese to bolster se q ^ ty at the eight-week promotional tour for Walt tional health.” rate from public high schools while white students’ scores fell SEOUL, South Korea — Protesters today S aw yer said the average am ount of tim e it Open Forum federal prison facilities in Oakdale, La.T^d Disney World. Bennett said the school reform slipped from 71.7 percent in 1985 eight points to 936. takes is about a year. A leaky school roof can Atlanta, in the wake of the riots. hurled rocks and firebombs at riot police, while Relocating the troops for 10 days "virtually left new President Roh Tae-woo promised during his get a lot leakier in a year. Does it add up on paper? Walk Israel, and I have visited Israeli the border wide open,” said-Rep. Glenn English, inauguration to end decades of authoritarian Filibuster nears an end Arabs in Israel down the hallways of a nursing S aw yer recom m ended that the threshold for Arabs in their homes. They never D-Okla., at a recent congressional hearing. The rule and bring full democracy to the country. Memos say Meese backed plan unit at Manchester Memorial WASHINGTON — A talk-weary Senate droned had so good a life under Arab unpublicized meeting was attended only by About 2,000 radical students and dissidents triggering the process that brings the Board have better life Hospital and watch us in action. I toward the end of a round-the-clock filibuster government. Yet they fear for English, his staffer and a few witnesses. shouting “ Down with Roh Tae-woo the of Selectmen and the Public Building don't know many other ways to today that left majority Democrats stymied in To the Editor; their lives at the hands of Asked if drug traffickers knew about the murderer” battled police in the center of Seoul gain the support of the community their attempts to pass a campaign finance bill Commission into the picture be raised to PLO-inspired thugs if they voice weakened border patrol, Alan Eliason, a senior for a second day to protest the inauguration. for secret payments to Israelis and also that of the hospital. over Republican opposition. $50,000. Nicholas Von Hoffman's syndi­ their satisfaction. U.S.-Mexican border official, replied, “ Ihave no Police with riot shields charged the protesters. Please, we need to keep our Senate leaders agreed to put a lid on the cated coiumn in Friday's edition I wonder if Von Hoffman would doubt whatsoever that the smugglers knew that we WASHINGTON (AP) — Attor­ about it late in 1985, the Post said. “ I have no recall of knowing Her solution may not be the best one. The nurses working here at Manches­ sometimes bitter, nonstop talkathon at 5 p.m. anything about this pipeline plan (Military democracy in the Mid­ trade places with an 18-year-old had a depleted work force.” ney General Edwin Meese III On Clark’s recommendation, ter Memorial and also to gain Lawyers hall Falwell ruling today, about 51 hours after It began, and allow a until fairly recently,” Reagan committees studying charter revision may dle East) causes me to wonder if Israeli soldier whose duty is to There is no handy statistic to pinpoint the extra supported a plan to make secret newly installed National Security what we have already lost. night’s sleep before a vote Friday morning on said. If “ I was given infonAation decide on far-reaching changes in the form of he has ever visited Israel oreven if maintain order in the occupied trunkloads of cocaine and marijuana that may NEW YORK — A U.S. Supreme Court ruling payments from the Pentagon Adviser John Poindexter report­ whether to shut off debate. budget to Israel to protect a $1 edly blocked the plan, the Post earlier... I have totally forgotten government that will automatically resolve he has read any recent history. territories until the Arab nations have slipped across the border unnoticed during overturning a $200,000 award won by thelRev. Linda Lemire The agreement, announced late Wednesday billion Iraqi pipeline project said. it. I have no knowledge of Having visited and toured Israel decide to negotiate and offer the prison riots. But the lapse in security may just Jerry Falwell against Hustler magazine has the problem Sawyer complained about and 80 Hebron Road by Majority Leader R ob ert;. Byrd, D-W.Va., being promoted by his longtime Meese’s involvement with the anything of that kind.” five times in the past IS years, I citizenship to their brethren, as be the latest bungle in the Reagan administration’s dashed a legal argument that could have stifled others like it. Bolton and Alan K. Simpson, R-1wo., the acting friend E. Robert Wallach, ac­ pipeline project is the subject of a Wallach, a lawyer, had been feel compelled to remind him that Israel has done for millions of war on drugs — a war with a record of wins that political satire, constitutional lawyers say. minority leader, camejisDemocrats virtually cording to memos outlined in a criminal investigation by inde-- hired to promote the pipeline The least that should be accomplished by the United Nations' offer to Jews all over the world who are makes it the domestic equivalent of Vietnam. The unanimous decision Wednesday held that conceded failureTnefforts to negotiate a published report today. pendent counsel James McKay. project. In a Dec. 12, 1985 partition Palestine in 1948 was seeking haven and home in Israel. The hearing, held by the Subcommittee on even pornographic parodies about public figures telegram to Swiss oilman Bruce charter revision is some streamlining of compromise^ith Republican foes. The Washington Post reported Responding to the latest disclo­ accepted by the fledging Jewish Government Information, Justice and Agriculture, are protected by the First Amendment as long that it had obtained memos sures, one of Meese’s lawyers Rappaport, one of the project’s procedures. That many checks on a public Ruth B. Cohen Time for Reagan state but was rejected by the revealed that drug dealers were more aware of the as the satire could not be reasonably interpreted written by Wallach outlining the rejected suggestions that the partners, he described the plan to expense for maintenance and repairs are surrounding Arab nations. When 118 Scott Drive to do something weakened border surveillance than was the official as factual. CrackdWn sends message plan devised in late 1985 after attorney general had endorsed a ensure ^e pipeline’s safety as unnecessary and counterproductive. Manchester “ the capital DOD (Department of in May 1948, independence of in charge of it, Frank Keating, the assistant JOH AN NES^RG, South Africa - The other attempts to ensure the Pentagon payout plan. To the Editor: secretary of the Treasury for enforcement. Defense) package” and said it Israel was declared and the state Rescuers under attack government's crackdown on militant black safety of the pipeline project had “ It’s ridiculous. The whole wasestablished, five Arab nations Keating conceded he was the “ acting chairman failed. The Wallach memos say thing is ridiculous,” James “ appears to be in place,” accord­ BEIRUT, Lebanon — Gunmen today hurled a political groups is intended to reassure attacked Israel. They were de­ Mr. Reagan, how can you say_ (of a task force) of all enforcement agencies,” but that Meese supported the plan Rocap said. “ This is a pipe ing to the Post. grenade at Shiite Moslem militiamen searching ultraconservative whites and convince blacks feated, a fact which they have that our country has never lived so' he admitted he was not notified of Meese’s decision and that the late CIA Director dream, not only of Bob Wallach, for a kidnapped U.S. Marine, and militiamen that tough opposition tactics will not work. Wallach said in the telegram Sim pler and better never acknowledged. During the well since you've been in office to shift some of the border forces to the prisons. William Casey endorsed it. but of the press. We have a lot of that the plan had been submitted look for support shot and seriously wounded a member of the The government on Wednesday banned following 19 years, Jordan "occu­ these last seven years, almost Keating said he was in no position to question the “ The idea was it was to come people who don’t like Mr. that day by David Wigg, a staff eight? U.N. peacekeeping force, officials said. political activity by 18 opposition groups, out of the defense budget on an Meese.” 2 pied” the West Bank, where they To the Editor: wisdom of the attorney general. aide at the National Security Thq grenade attack on an Amal militia including South Africa’s largest anti-apartheid solution for meals proceeded to deface and destroy Well, I never seen so much of English bristled at that; “ The point is ... war has installment basis,” the;, Post President Reagan’s personal Council, to departing National checkpoint in south Lebanon injured two organization and its biggest union federation. It all Jewish installations, even Attention: Member.*; of the these things done since you have been declared, supposedly a war on drugs, and I quoted one informed source as approval would have been re­ S e c u r ity Adviser R o b e r t civilians and six militiamen, said a police was the most sweeping crackdown in a decade. quired for Pentagon payments to Manchester Memorial Hospital has found using the grave markers on the community of Manchester and been in. think that this raises questions about thb saying. “ It was, effectively, to be McFariane. spokesman, who did not give his name in Organizations affected by the ban have been have been made, but Reagan Mount of Olives to pave roads and surrounding towns. This is the I have never seen so much seriousness of the effort.” a payment to the Israelis to be what promises to be a happy solution to the accordance with police regulations. unwavering in their rejection of President P. W. good” and not bomb or otherwise apparently was nevqr told of the Meese’s lawyers have said that to build latrines. No Palestinian in time of contract negotiations for murder, men sent to prison, our In August 1986, Meese and Vice President George public relations problem it created for itself He said two gunmen threw the grenade from a Botha’s efforts to install cooperative black local damage the Iraqi pipeline. proposal, the PosTre^rted. the attorney general had only a the so-called occupied territory regi.stered nurses. Manchester prisons so overlooked we have no Bush announced the advent of Operation Alliance, speeding car at a checkpoint near the village of officials and to draw moderate blacks into Former National Security Ad­ Reagan told a news conference passive role in the project which because it serves good, inexpensive meals to w a s offered Jordanian Memorial Hospital at this time room to put anymore in. a drug-enforcement network assembled to curb the Dweir, where militiamen were searching cars power-sharing negotiations aimed at preserving viser William P. Clark character­ Wednesday night that he knows consisted of referring Wallach senior citizens. citizenship. ' refuses tobring us uptothelevel of Still so many drugs being rampant smuggling of drugs across the 2,000 miles and then-Israeli Prime Minister 5 little of any aspect of the pipeline brought into the U.S. from Mexico for Lt. Col. William R. Higgins. white political power. ized the plan as “ a protection Because so many seniors have their evening In 1967, the Arab fi'^tions were pay offered at other area hospi­ of U.S.-Mexican border. The operation has been project. Shimon Peres to McFariane. and other countries. racket” when he was consulted meal in the cafeteria, it had become difficult again prepared to destroy Israel, tals.'' Many of our registered heralded by the administration as one of the following the lead of Egypt's nurses have left to work at other So many more being homeless. cornerstones of its drug-enforcement effort. But to serve all of them and still serye hospital Nasser and Syria's Assad. Again hospitals forbetterpay.Thisisnot So many people being put out of the subcommittee, chaired by Rep. English, employees quickly so that they could get back they were defeated. The West to say that the conditions are any work. asserts that Operation Alliance has not lived up to Shultz faces a difficult task in selling peace proposals on duty in tim e. Bank was liberated from Jordan better. We need your support and Why are the post offices clos­ its billing. ing? People who work can't get to an international conference to When the hospital found itself with the by Israel, which has' since that understanding. The name of the program has become a JERUSALEM (AP) - The essentially indigenous,” Shultz dent cited intelligence reports but selling his proposials because liberal political rival. Foreign their packages because of short discuss peace and rejected the problem, it made a bad move. It stopped time rebuilt, refurbished, and We are treading on dangerous misnomer. Designed to increase cooperation leaders of Israel’s divided coali­ said of the violence. gave no details. Palestinians have refused to Minister Shimon Peres. hours. Speaking today on Israel’s land-for-peace formula proposed publishing menus in the hope that fewer beautified the land. Gazans under ground. We can not lose many between U.S. and Mexican authorities, it faltered tion government today argued He spoke to reporters traveling Shultz said the intelligence meet with him and Israelis are Egyptian occupation were never more nur.ses without detrimental Why are there so many suicide? after a Drug Enforcement Administration agent with him during a refueling stop showed “ a mixed picture” with split over how to make peace with armed forces radio, Shamir said by Shultz as a basis for talks. people would be attracted. That just caused over how to respond to new U.S. offered Egyptian citizenship. And effects. New graduates and So many of our men being taken was killed and another tortured in Mexico. in Shannon, Ireland. Shultz was to “ interaction with outside force.” the Arabs. ongoing rioting in the occupied In an interview today with peace proposals that will be Israel Radio, Peres indirectly confusion. when Israel started to build nurses seeking jobs are reluctant hostages, the iatest Lt. Col. The administration’s claims of success do not presented during a visit by arrive in Jerusalem later today But, he added: “ There is an U.S. officials and Palestinians lands will inhibit negotiations. attacked Shamir, accusing the In this column, the Manchester Herald suitable housing for the "refu­ to come to our hospital when Higgins. Yon said when you stand up against a recent General Accounting Secretary of State George P. for five days of shuttle diplomacy underlying problem consisting of say there is little chance Shultz “ Certainly what’s happening in Likud Bloc leader of inaction and gees,” the PLO prevented them elsewhere they can not only start offered the money to send to Iran Office investigation, which showed that the number in the Middle East. a large number of people in will meet with Palestinian mod­ the West Bank and Gaza doesn’t suggested another solution, limiting the meals Shultz. stressing the need for Arab- from occupying those houses, and at a higher rate but also obtain a you would help get our hostages of cocaine seizures along the border was down by In another development, Shultz Shultz appeared to disagree occupation who haven’t had the erates in Jerusalem because of a create the atmosphere for serious to those in the most economic need, a step that political discussions since our Israeli negotiations as a way out they remained in their cramped higher pay scale after years in the get out, but I haven't seen one more than 50 percent in the first year of Operation today said that Israel’s longtime with remarks President Reagan basic rights of governance. So we ban imposed by the Palestine would be complicated and one that would put Liberation Organization. prime attention isn’t on these of the dilemma in the occupied quarters. same institution. freed. Why don'tyoudosomething Alliance. occupation — not outside agita­ made at a news conference in seek among other things consist­ Shultz also will have to deal efforts but on easing the situation lands. the hospital in an uncomfortable position. The Camp David Accords pro­ I feel we have earned the about these things? But what bothered Rep. English and his tion — is to blame for the violent Washington Wednesday night. ent with Israel’s security, to look with the sharp differences separ­ and returning the area to a Palestinian notables said they The hospital has come up with something I feel sorry for the next unrest now occurring in the West Reagan said some of the violence at things that will help Palestini­ vided for negotiations between respect of our patients. We-are investigators was the lack of priority placed on the normal life,” he said. would obey PLO orders and not president He will have a terrible Bank and Gaza Strip. in the occupied lands was in­ ans gain legitimate rights.” ating conservative Prime Minis­ better and much simpler. It has cut to one Israelis and Palestinians. Whe­ with them 24 hours a day. We program. The border coverage was sacrificed Shamir restated his opposition meet with Shultz in Jerusalem. job to get this country back to “ Its fundamentai origins are spired from outside. The presi­ Shultz faces a difficult task in ter Yitzhak Shamir and his hour the tim e span in which it serves dinners never a moderate Palestinian cheer them and try to make them when manpower was needed elsewhere. agreed to negotiate, he was comfortable. We dress, feed, being a real United States again. Our associate Jim Lynch has learned that the to senior citizens without imposing a murdered — yes, murdered! —by teach them, change dressings, officers who left the border for the prisons were Demonstrations surcharge. That move should help regulate the PLO. It is not Israel which assist them in walking down the Mary Jarvis members of little-known SWAT team called the traffic flow in the cafeteria without avoids negotiation. hallways, start intravenous lines 6ZD Pascal Lane BORTAC — Border Patrol Tactical Unit. Thev heat up before international imposing a burden on anyone. I have seen Arabs working in and administer medications. Manchester stood on the outskirts of the prisons w aitin gf^ a h i i i r ~ r e p ^ command to storm the facilities. That comlnand never came. Shultz arrives A spokesman for Meese said the attorney geneal Hops, skips and jumps through politics decided that the prison riots were “ a high-priority JERUSALEM (AP) — Israeli OUR NAME IS DIFFERENT BECAUSE OUR WORK IS UNIQUE! occurence” and that Meese was aware of the soldiers shot and killed a Palesti­ impact on the border patrols. nian protester iii the West Bank protection for the masses of farmers and factory As the candidates move into the heavy primary The newly appointed coordinator of Operation t^ a y , Arab and hospital officials workers. Brilliant man that he was. he had shown said, as demonstrations heated WE HAVE MOVED UP TO THE BEAUTIFUL NEW TOWN & COUNTRY PLAZA period, one has to look at the frail-shouldered, Alliance, which is headquartered in El Paso, little sympathy for the good-governnfient reform up before the arrival of Secretary delicately thin Mike Dukakis in his J. Press suit Texas, Jerry Padalino, t^ld our reporter he never 775 Silver Lane. East Hartford 5 6 8 -6 6 9 0 by appointmmit 9 and wonder if the man turns sideways will he movement which was dominating state and local of State George Shultz. Nicholas politics in the early years of the century. It was intend to leave the border as vulnerable as it was in The army said it was checking (aeroM from Berflegtoe Coat Factory) WALK-INS WELCOME disappear from sight. If he does, that leaves us in late November. “ We’ll make sure it’s covered in the Democratic political hemisphere with Woodrow Wilson, as movingly articulate the reported death. If confirmed, case of an emergency need for men,” he said. it would be the 64th Arab killed by If Time Allows Missouri's Richard Gephardt and Tennessee's Von Hoffman conservative president of Princeton University, Israeli gunfire since the current SPECIALS 8 Albert Gore. who was backed by conservative businessmen in Hours: Tuesday thru Saturday, 10 his run for the New Jersey governorship in 1910. Primary blitz wave of unrest began Dec. 8. Both men are being accused of the same thing; The Arab-run Palestine Press THE VOLUMIZE PERM Sarry, N« Cbteka «r Char get campaigning on themes which are contradicted by But the political dynamic of the times, as The presidential nominating process may be ail exemplified by Republican Theodore Roosevelt, Service identified the victim as -INCLUDES- their voting records in Congress. Gephardt is but over by mid-March. A reconl number of state Issam Said Abii Khalifeh, 18, and 8 supposed to have been a conservative-minded man of switching stands on "the issues.” Doubtless they was for a strong and active federal government. primaries — 20 — will be held on Super Tuesday, Lusterizing pro-wrap conditionori TAKE THIS QUIZ-RATE YOUR HAIR There were trusts to be busted. labor legislation to said he was killed during a who saw a more liberal light when he set out in have jiggled around on one subject or another, but March 8. That makes it the closest thing the United demonstration at the Jenin refu­ Design Cut & Finished Style. be passed, a world to be improved, not by laissez 1. Do you ask for a precision or layered cut and end up pursuit of the nomination, while exactly the in an American election the smallest differences in States has ever had to a nationwide primary gee camp. Hospital officials said GUARANTEED TO MAKE THE WORST HAIR faire. but by interventionism. Both parties were with "ste p s" and hair missing? reverse is supposed to be true of Gore. Both of them position between most candidates are grossly, even election. That contrasts with 1972, when only two he was shot in the head and chest. LOOK SHINY AND BEAUTIFUL WITH INSTRUC­ 2. Do you have to use a ton of hairspray to hold your grotesquely exaggerated. When the historians look infected by these ideas, as both parties in the last 10 are suspected of depicting themselves as other primaries were held before mid-March. Most of the They said four other Arabs were TION ON HOW TO KEEP IT THAT WAY. hair in place? at this primary campaign, they will see a years have been infatuated with deregulation and WE SPECIALIZE IN than what they truly are. Gephardt has been Super Tuesday states are in the South. It is wounded. MAKING HAIR BEAUTIFUL 3. Do you ask your stylist for a change but always end teased, for example, with casting off the business considerable degree of homogeneity among the free marketism. understandable that California, because of its large REG.$75.00$^ C The Israel-occupied West Bank iiiiaaA up with the same? suits which have been part of his Washington contending candidates. Even Jesse Jackson, who is population, may feel a bit disenfranchised when its o Build Body HT w up 4. Do you ask for a soft perm and it ends up looking like IF WOODROW WILSON was going to be and Gaza Strip were shut tight INTRODUCING personality for years in favor of parkas and supposed toloe the most different, is quite a primary rolls around on June 7. By then, it may be tumbleweed? 8 someone other than a forgettable governor of a today, the second day of a general • Increase Volume adjustable, peaked tractor hats. mainstream fellow who could serve in a Cabinet all over but the conventions. strike, marked by demonstra­ SILICONE SPECIAL 5. Do you ever want a hair color to look sott, but mid-sized. mid-Atlantic state and become a • Add Manageability under a President Gephardt or a President Gore. tions and stone-throwing inci­ end up looking like a rainbow? national figure, a presidential possibility, he would Birr SOME PEOPLE go into politics, at least in Whatever a man's record may have been in the dents in several areas. Reg. <60 * 2 5 , • Reduce Styling Time 6. Do you ever get your hair done, go part, because they sense a whited-out undefined years before he became a presidential possibility, have to kiss goodbye the principles of political home and do it all over again? Palestinians in the West Bank spot in themselves. By venturing out among if the times are right for it. he may make some economy he had espoused as a teacher and a public CORRECTIVE CUT Super For Men Too! amazing hops, skips and jumps from old positions figure for a lifetime. Well, Wilson did it. fBanrliPSlpr Hpralh village of Qabatlya, 60 miles strangers they are given the personal definition north of Jerusalem, on Wednes­ Shampoo, Staam CondlUonar, Flnkhad Slyla. to new ones. The most dramatic example in our He became the foremost expositor of New WE REPAIR BURNED PERMS CREDENTIALS they lack. As time and events change, that Founded In 1881 day night lynched a fellow Arab definition changes, but because it is something cqntury is the career of Woodrow Wilson, who Nationalism, the eloquent spokesman for change, WITHOUT CUTTING THEM OFF! • Charles DeRitz • P lj^ Point Inti. PENNY M. 8IEFFERT...... PublWwr suspected of collaborating with Reg. '37.50 supplied from the outside it's not particularly ended up as a political figure utterly disconnected reform and the assertion of centralized federal *20 Skin & Hair S"*®**?. „ power to attack a host of questions which had never QEOnOE T CHAPPELL...... Edttor Israeli authorities. The man had We may not be the Biggest but we are Care, N.Y. • Penl Mitchell, bothersome for some politicians to switch around to his origins. DOUOLA8 A. BEVINS...... Exaeutiv* Edttor opened fire on a crowd, killing a before been considered the proper concern of CORRECTIVE COLORING. the best! and become someone new. In other words, both old MARIE P. ORADV...... City Edttor boy and wounding 13. • Vidal Sassoon, Washington. Did Wilson believe in his new ALEXANDER OIRELLI...... Anoclata Edttor • Cioinby bitl. Gephardt and the new Gephardt can be "sincere” IN MODERN TERMS, the young Wilson was a Most workers in the Gaza Strip DIMENSION NI-UGHTING TRY US! We take the time to iisten and World Known principles any less than he did in his old ones? people. Too many personalities, too frequently conservative southern Democrat. He was for low DENISE A ROBERTS...... Advartlaing Dliaelor and the West Bank stayed off the heip you seiect the best style to • Sebastian Inti. • lUngles Inti. Probably not. Was he sincere? Probably yes, so, as assumed, is either pathological or hypocritical; in taxes, low public expenditures, and a weak^ntral MAM F. ABRAITIS ...... Butinaaa Managar job today and most schools were Reg. '85 * 3 5 up compliment your face. Coldee Award London A N.Y. government in Washington. He was hostile m the preacher says, be not overly disturbed at the SHELDON COHEN...... Composing Managar either case it is usually detected and rejected by ROBERT H HUBBARD...... Praasroom Managar closed. the political public. William Jennings Bs^uiand the anti-Wall Street flips and the flops of the man looking out at you on JEANNE G FROMERTH CirculationManagar Of course Gore and Gephardt are being accused wing of his partv. which was pushing for economic the TV screen. MANCHESTER HERALD. ThurBday. Feb. SB, 1988 - t 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Feb. 25 1988 ANtwtpapcr In EdueaUon n w »n i The Quiz SpoMortd by Health in Brief New ‘condom for women^ The Manchester Herald, BUSINESS Fat people aren’t slobs could be an AIDS weapon worldscope (10 p oM ( tor Mcb quMNon wmMrad cetradly) -Lit- BOSTON — People often grow overweight Bearings, Trust is the way because their fuel efficient bodies are better at CHICAGO (AP) - A "condom for in March, officials said. ' storing up fat than burning off calories, not women" slated for U.S. testing next month The developers said they wouldn’t have because they are gluttonous slobs, according could become a weapon against sexually statistics on how effective the device is in ceramics to research published today. transmitted diseases like AIDS, its preventing pregnancy or the spread of to help grandson The studies provide scientific backing for an developers say, but an independent diseases like acquired immune deficiency obvious fact of life for many overweight researcher questioned its effectiveness. syndrome, syphillis and gonorrhea until people: They simply need less food than their The disposable contraceptive made of additional studies are completed. . & combined QUESTION: svelte friends. polyurethane resembles a condom but is The contraceptive consists of a soft, I am 74, a wid- Overeating certainly may contribute to worn by women, researchers said Wed­ loose-fitting polyurethane sheath and two 0 w e r a n d diaphragm-like, flexible polyurethane HARTFORD (AP) - The first obesity, but the two reports in the New nesday in unveiling the device. alone, except rings, Ms. Leeper said. venture to make high-speed ce­ for a divorced I n v e s t o r s ’ England Journal of Medicine demonstrate "It takes the advantages of both the male condom and the female diaphragm ramic bearings in the United son and a 9- that people’s metabolisms also play a crucial One ring lies inside the sheath and G u i d e and gets rid of significant disadvantages,” 1 In what wM probably be Hick last meeting, Prcfidenl Reagan and States has been established by the year-old grand­ role. serves as an insertion mechanism and said Mary Ann Leeper, head of the Mexican frefldcnl..t.. recently got together to dbcuu trade, Torrington Co. of Hartford and son. The boy In one of the studies, researchers found that internal anchor, fitting against the wom­ William A..Ooyle research team developing the device for foreign debt, Illegal drug trail ichlng, and other iMuei of concern Norton Co. of Worcester, Mass., was the apple fat babies — alt of whom had overweight an’s cervix much like a diaphragm, she Wisconsin Pharmacal Co., which will to both nationt. the companies announced. of my wife’s said. The other ring forms the outer edge mothers — were already expending less market it in the United States and Canada. The multi-million dollar ven­ eye and, as I of the sheath and remains outside the energy than other infants when they were just However, Dr. Gerald Zatuchni, who has An cxplotion in Cyprus recently ture, announced Wednesday, will like him very 3 months old. O 25 years experience in researching and vagina. c rip p M a ferry that was expected Matchwords combine the bearings manufac­ much, I wish him to have ing the money from the property (2 points tor oach correct match) The other found that grownups with slow developing contraceptives, said the device "It is no more difficult to insert than a to carry (CHOOSE ONE: H O turing and marketing experience somthing of his own when he is old sale. If the bank doesn’t handle 1-deport a-cover metabolisms put on weight much more has the potential for “ real problems.” tampon,” said Salmon. officials, Palestinian deportees) of Torrington Co. and the ceram­ enough to know what money is all that well, you can revoke the trust F quickly than do other people. “ I have not seen the device nor have Wisconsin Pharmacal, based in Jack- on a symbolic voyage to Israel. ics expertise of Norton, the about. Perhaps he can buy and look elsewhere for a place to 2-eclipsc b-disable himself a good education. put your grandson’s inheritance. there been any published studies that son, Wis., said the device would provide 3 Records of a 171S solar eclipse companies said in a statement. Doctors admit euthanasia However, I ’m surely going to And let’s look on the bright side would indicate its acceptability to couples, more protection than the male cOndom, recently settled a scientific con­ The partnership will design, 3- cripple c-banish kick the bucket before he be­ and assume you will be breathing LOS ANGELES — Survey forms on which the effectiveness of the device in prevent­ partly because the material is stronger troversy by proving that the sun develop, manufacture and comes an advanced student. I will Earth’s air when that boy is i«ad y doctors admitted helping with mercy killings ing pregnancy or any side-effects from and covers a larger area, reducing (CHOOSE ONE: has not been market ceramic and hybrid ce­ 4- transilion d-savage act ramic bearings for the aero­ soon receive a few hundred for college. Rather than dealing of terminally ill patients have been burned to using the device,” said Zatuchni, a chances of infection or exposure to body shrinking, helped caused a major space. defense, machine tool, thousand dollars from the sale of with a trust officer, he could be protect the doctors from possible criminal gynecology and obstetrics professor at fluids. cooling trend in thoie years). Northwestern University Medical School 5- atrocily e-shllt bio-technology and automotive property and wish to put it giving a hug to a proud grand­ prosecution, a "right-to-die” group said. It also would be more convenient than a Leaders of the 12-member Euro­ industries. someplace where it will be father as he heads off to school. E The survey responses, including 20 signed in Chicago. paapiawatch/sportiiohi The device, known in Europe as a diaphragm because it doesn’t have to be pean Economic Community re- The venture is considering available to my grandson 10 forms from doctors who said they had helped "fem-shield” or vaginal shield, isn’t sold initially fitted by a doctor and can be cCnHy negotiated an agreement (S points lor each correct answer) locating In northeastern Connec­ years down the road. patients, were destroyed because of a ’ ‘witch anywhere yet, but testing has begun in inserted “ six hours before the sex act or that will (CHO O SE ONE: ease, 1 Composer Frederick Loewe, who along ticut where initial employment I can’t bury the money by the QUESTION: We have a daugh­ hunt ” for a doctor who described a mercy Europe and is to start in the United States six minutes before,” Ms. Leeper said. hall) the transition to a barrier- with partner (CHOOSE ONE: Oscar by July will include about 25 third tree in the park and leave ter who is rather lacking in ability killing in a medical journal, said Derek free market by 1992. Hammerstein, Alan )ay lyrner) wrote technicians and professional instructions for him to dig it up. I to invest money. Would settingup the songs (or “My Fair lady" and Humphry, executive director of the Hemlock A commission of historians re­ staff. thought of a trust fund but the a trust fund for her at a local bank "CigI,” died recently at the age of 86. Society. cently concluded that Austrian The 50-50 partnership expects banks would gobble up most of it. be a good way to invest money for "Some people have noticed evidence buried AIDS in screened blood AP photo 1 thought of certificates of deposit her? President Kurt Waldheim 2 After 28 years, Henry Maler Is stepping the burgeoning ceramic bearings in the survey of what I would call down as mayor o f..?... Maler has served market to reach sales of $100 and other things. You are the (CHOOSE ONE: knew about, high-tech analyzers being used at the compassionate crimes,” Humphry said committed) atrocities during longer than any other big-city mayor In million by the beginning of the OLYMPIC DRUG RING — Analytical expert. What is the best answer? ANSWER: Certainly, assum­ Tuesday. "We decided to deSfftlj^theevidence is ‘remote but real risk’ World War II. the U.S. next century, the statement said. chemist Dean Rood inspects a ring- 1988 Winter Olympics in Calgary to before there is any official inquit^. and a-Cleveland b-Milwaukee c-Indianapolis Ceramic bearings are consi­ shaped gas chromatography column at detect forbidden drugs in athletes' ANSWER: I have long held to ing the bank has a trust depart­ BOSTON (AP) — People who receive safe, even though it contains HIV, the dered a major technological the theory that there is no such ment capable of handling invet- therefore not break any taw. We would not 3 Andre Dawson of the Chicago Cubs lost J&W Scientific in Folson, Calif. The samples at levels as low as 50 parts per want to get these kindly doctors into trouble.” transfusions face a one in 40,000 chance of AIDS virus. advancement over steel bearings thing as an ’’expert” who knows ments. Check it out, as outlined in his bid in arbitration for a $2 million ring-shaped column is part of the billion. The society, which promotes euthanasia, or receiving AIDS-tainted blood despite The CDC researchers believe that most because they will operate longer everything about the world of this column’s previous answer. infected blood that gets through the salary. Dawson was hoping to surpass If you do some investigating, mercy killing, last week released results of the screening intended to keep the blood at higher speeds and higher finance. Instead, there are people screening program is donated during the record $1,975 million arbitration and come to the conclusion your survey showing 51 percent of California supply clean, according to a federal study Newsname temperatures with less with varying degrees of recent infections before antibodies have award given to (CHOOSE ONE: Wade ignorance. local bank lacks investment doctors responding would practice euthanasia published today. (IS points II you esn Idsnilly this lubrication. developed. Boggs, Don Mattingly) in 1987. With that in mind and being management ability, you can where they considered it appropriate. The researchers emphasize that despite parson In ttw nswsl In particular, their ability to O’Neill wants to streamline this "remote but real risk,” people who “ The report doesn’t surprise me at all. I recently dropped 4 The father-son team of (CHOOSE ONE withstand temperatures of 2.000 aware of the many different types always set up the trust with a Cervical cap may get OK need transfusions should not be deterred It’s just what people predicted would out of the race for Bobby and Davey Allison, Richard and degrees Farenheit meets the of investments available, you bank in a different city. Most from receiving them. happen,” said Dr. Margot Kruskall, President. In doing Kyle Petty) finhhed first and second at specifications of gas turbine should realize that no one can tell trust affairs are handled by WASHINGTON — The birth control device "The blood supply is relatively safe, director of the blood bank at Boston’s Beth so, I threw my sup­ the prestigious Daytona 500 recently. technology. loan programs for business you, for sure, “ the best” place to telephone and mail. Israel Hospital. port td Senator invest for 10 years or any other known as the cervical cap appears headed for dramatically safer than it was before we 5 Pittsburgh Penguins star ..I., is on the "The adoption of ceramics by a In an accompanying editorial in the ' Robert Dole. Who period of time. regulatory approval after seven years of had any screening,” said the chief author verge of ending Wayne Gretzky’s 7 domestic bearing manufacturer leader in opening capital markets O’Neill said the program is QUESTION: My son is 32 and journal. Dr. Thomas F. Zuck of the am I and what Cabi­ Bv Judd Everhart Setting up a trust in your will testing. of the report. Dr. John W. Ward of the U.S. year hold on the NHL scoring title. With is a revolutionary development.” The Associated Press to those who will be creating timely because the federal go­ unable to handle money matters. University of Cincinnati Medical Center net post did I hold for your grandson would be a The device, already used by women in Great Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta. 25 games remaining, he held a 17-poinl said Steven Martin, vice presi­ jobs.” vernment is moving away from I am 65 and would like to invest According to the estimate, published in wrote, “ Although continued vigilance under President logical move. The trust’s invest­ Britain and several other countries, received O' lead over Gretzky. dent of Torrington’s Fafnir Bear­ HARTFORD - Gov. William Connecticut’s unemployment past efforts in business loan approximately $100,000 to pro­ the New England Journal of Medicine, up over the safety of the blood supply is ReaganI ments can be turned over to a the green light Wednesday by the Food and ings Division. Torrington is a A. O’Neill wants to consolidate 13 rate is 3.1 percent. programs. For example, federal vide him monhiy or quarterly to 460 Americans may get AIDS infections essential, the risk of HIV transmission by YOUR SCORE: 91 to 100 points — TOP SCORE: bank or any other organization or Drug Administration’s Obstetrics-Gynecology subsidiary of Ingersoll-Rand state-sponsored business loan ” We are going toemphasize the tax law changes have reduced the income by mail. What options are each year from transfusions of tainted transfusion should be kept in 91 to 90 points — Escstlsnt. 71 to 90 points — Q ( ^ . 91-70 potnU — Pair. individual you designate. My vote Devices Advisory Panel. Corp. programs into two new ones he need for economic innovation by amount of tax-exempt bonds the available? blood that slip through blood bank perspective.” c Knowtodps Unllmitsd, Inc. 222-B8______would be for a bank experienced “ Ceramic bearings have the said will help create more jobs. financing more new businesses Connecticut Development Au­ The unanimous recommendation was screening programs. By comparison, He noted that the odds of dying from in such matters. potential to advance technologi­ An hour after he made the and by seeking to attract major thority can sell from $300 million non-binding, but the FDA usually follows the 7,200 people are thought to have gotten the influenza are one in 5,000, while the risk of Fees for handling trusts and cal developments in a broad proposal in a speech Wednesday job generators that we are in to $50^illion a year, he said. ANSWER: Many, many. How­ advice of such panels of outside experts it virus from transfusions in 1984, the year dying during a legal abortion after the 14th investment management vary ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ range of industries,” Martin said. to the Connecticut Business and competition for with other ever, if you suspect your son will maintains to help assess clinical studies. before screening began. week of pregnancy is one in 5,900. The from bank to bank. But they are squander the $100,000 if he gets is xna|uiai o iiri^-s !uos|||v Xasea pue Aqqog-y !X|8u||)ZW James G. Hannoosh. former Industry Association, a legisla­ states,” O’Neill told the business “ Connecticut’s dynamic econ­ The cervical cap is medically similar to the The screening tests check blood for annual risk ofdying in a car accident is one director of new business develop­ omy cannot tolerate this reduc­ nowhere near as high as you seem hands on it, I suggest a trust 2 UOQ-C !q-Z i'Pujai Ae( u(|V-l :iH9IUll0dS/H3XVM11d03d tive committee agreed to hold a leaders. diaphragms already used by an estimated 3 antibodies that the body makes in an in 5,000. ment for Northn’s advance ce­ to think. Those fees won’t "gobble which specifies that he is to P-S !»-♦ *q-C i» -r !:>-l ssaaOMHDlVW public hearing on it within two The two loan programs will tion,” O’Neill said. “ If Washing­ million U.S. women, but it was not widely used unsuccessful effort to fight off the AIDS The CDC report described the cases of up” what you leave to your receive only the income the aids |o Oeiaiaas !B|(K japucxa|v :]INVNSM3N ramics business unit, will be weeks. offer about $36 million to busi­ ton must withdraw fromlthis in the United States in 1977 when Congress virus. However, in the first few weeks seven AIDS-infected donors whose blood grandson. inoqr mauq-s !as*a-» !8u|qu|jqs uaaq |ou szq-£ president of the new venture. The loan programs will be nesses, the amount now available arena, then the state must step money produces and that he is not ordered FDA to strengthen its regulation of after an AIDS infection, antibody levels was not spotted by the standard AIDS Set up appointments with the allowed to touch the principal. isaaijodap u(|U||sa|ed-z !p|ipew »| ap |an8||iv-l :3d03SQ1IIOM Norton is a manufacturer of targeted toward fledgling and under the 13 different programs. in.” birth control and other medical devices. are very low or absent. As a result, blood screening test, which checks blood for trust departments of a number of You might also consider a abrasives, advanced ceramics, expanding businesses, as well as The key was not the availability given during this period appears to be AIDS antibodies. An hour after O’Neill made his banks. Find out what they have to plastics and chemical products minority contractors and com­ of more money, but overhauling "sprinkling” trust which empow­ employing 15.000 people in 120 presentation, the General As­ offer and ask to see the perfor­ ers the trustee to distribute the panies locating in enterprise and consolidating existing loan sembly’s Planning and Develop­ mance results of their pooled plants in the Uniteci States and 26 programs to better assist busi­ trust’s principal to the trust’s 5 zones, the governor said. ment Committee approved for trust funds. That will give you a other countries. In a speech before the Connecti­ nesses. said Jon L. Sandberg, the beneficiary — your son — as CLOSE-UP Torrington, the nation’s largest public hearing a bill accomplish­ pretty good idea how well they needed. cut Business and Industry Associ­ governor’s spokesman. ing O’Neill’s proposal. handle investments. 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Center St. Resources Inc. studied an unsolicited takeover oil products between 1973 and 1981 when price utes to the productivity and OPEN TILL 9 PM EVERYDAY Sale PricesI ' CMtWMMI tA W m ' ^ offer from a Texas cement and energy controls were in effect. East Hartford Enfleld Manchester r 1 well-being of Americans is EFFECTIVE DATES another matter. FEB. 25-27, 1088 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Feb. 25. 1988 — 11 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Feb. 28, 1988 Hostages impinging Obituaries SPORTS Jeffrey T. Bremen, Harold Knlckerfiocker Sr. J. Cunningham and Kathleen M. on campaign again Lepak, both of Coventry: 13 eccldent victim Harold A. Knickerbocker Sr.. grandchildren; and several nie­ Continued from page 1 Jeffrey T. Braman, 21, of 77, of Manchester, formerly of ces and nephews. Hebron, died Wednesday as a Glastonbury, died Tuesday at a The funeral is Saturday at 11 Steinbrenner steals show at the Olympics deadline beyond which the boycotted country result of injuries sustained in an local convalescent home. He was am. at the Holmes Funeral could not go without serious harm to itself. automobile accident in Hebron. the husband of Alice (Dutton) Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be spot in Olympic history with a ski whim. And on Oct. 28,1980, only a few days before the He was born in Manchester and Knickerbocker. in East Cemetery. Calling hours By Steve WllsteIn than the New York Yankees jumping sweep. He already was “ I can find no fault with the election, Reagan said in a debate with Carter in lived in Hebron most of his life. Born in Hampden, Mass., July are Friday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 The Associated Press owner fired away at "the bottom the first to win the 90- and competitive spirit of the ath­ Cleveland that it was "high time that the civilized He is survived by a son, Cory M. 20, 1910, he lived in Glastonbury line” — the measly U.S. medal to 9 p.m. 70-meter jumps in the same letes,” he said. “ But are we doing countries of the world made It plain that there is Braman; his mother, Bernadette most of his life, moving to Memorial donations may be CALGARY, Alberta — Not count. Games ai]d the first to win the all we can do to develop and no room worldwide for terrorism. There will be Braman of Hebron: a maternal Manchester four months ago. made to the Windham Commun­ many people could have upstaged He even stole the show from the 90-meters in consecutive no negotiation with terrorists of any kind.” grandmother, Henrietta B. Ber- Before retiring in 1969, he was a ity Hospital Hospice Program or figure skaters Debi Thomas and Flying Finn. Matti Nykanen, who prepare our athletes? “ We want to make sure our When asked what specific ideas he had, nais of Hebron: four brothers, gage inspector at Pratt & Whit­ to the North Coventry Fire Katarina Witt, but there he was in soared to his third gold with Olympics. Yet, while the ladies skated and athletes have everything they however, Reagan said only that he did have some Frank K. Morton IV of Hebron, ney Aircraft, East Hartford, and Department. the spotlight, George Stein­ jumps more than three times the Nykanen Hew and a Swiss named need to pursue the goal of gold.” but did not want to inject them into the campaign Michael Morton of Columbia, had been employed there for 25 brenner. promising to rescue a 120 feet Orville Wright first flew Vreni Schneider “ skied like the Thomas. 20, of San Jose, Calif., for fear of endangering the hostages. He said Lloyd Braman of Hartford and years. He was a member of the battered U.S. Olympic team. in a biplane at Kitty Hawk, N.C.. Martha H. Rockwell devil” to win the women’s giant didn’t always have everything there should be a congressional investigation Arnie Braman of Hebron; two Columbia Lodge No. 25 of South Thom as no sooner had in 1903. Martha H. (Gibson) Rockwell, slalom. Steinbrenner held court she needed to pursue gold, but she after the hostages were released. sisters, Linda Hallisey of Hebron Glastonbury. scratched three precise circles Nykanen’s flights of 378 feet 94, formerly of Starkweather far from the slopes and ice. made do with help from her On the weekend before election day, after and Carol Rice of Storrs. Besides his wife, he is survived and curlicues into the ice to take a and 376 feet on a windless, Street, died Wednesday at Man­ The swanky Yankee with the mother and other supporters and receiving Iranian proposals that he said The funeral is Saturday at 9:15 by two sons. Harold A. Knicker­ slight edge over Witt in the summery day led Finland to the chester Memorial Hospital. She big bucks, whose motto has long now is in striking distance of an appeared to "offer a positive basis” for a a.m. from the John F. Tierney bocker Jr. of Manchester and compulsory figures Wednesday team gold and gave him another been to win at any cost, even if the solution. Carter canceled campaign appearan­ Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St ., Roger D. Knickerbocker of East was the wife of the late Ralph Olympic victory. cost is in the millions, was named Perhaps the best example of an ces and flew back to Washington. “ We are within followed by a Mass of Christian Hartford: two brothers, Howard Rockwell, F Born in East Hartford, March chairman of a new U.S. Olympic amateur athlete-scholar in the two days of an important national election,” he burial at 10 a.m. in St. Maurice Knickerbocker of East Hartford 3, 1893, she lived in Manchester Committee panel. Games, Thomas developed her said. "Let me assure you that my decisions on Church, Bolton. Burial will be in and Raymond Knickerbocker of Steinbrenner’s mandate is skating while keeping up a this crucial matter will not be affected by the St. James Cemetery. Calling Glastonbury; two sisters. Hilda most of her life. She was a broad: Turn around America’s grueling academic schedule. For calendar.” hours are Friday from 7 to 9p.m. Pinney of East Hartford and Ada member of the Second Congrega­ AP photo fortunes in the summer and years, her mother shuttled her to Earlier, however. Carter had aroused skepti­ Memorial donations may be Arnold of Rockville; six grand- tional Church. practice between classes and cism about his motives when he made an made to St. Maurice Church, children; two great- She is survived by a sister, winter Games. MAKING A POINT — President Reagan “ We can do better. We should homework. This year, Thomas is announcement regarding another abortive Iran­ Bolton. grandchildren; and several nie­ Celena A. Scranton, of Manches­ ian overture on the morning of his crucial answers a question at Wednesday ces and nephews. ter; and several nieces and do better. The American public on leave as a pre-med student at Wisconsin primary battle against Sen. Edward night’s news conference in which he Graveside services will be nephews. deserves the very best we can Stanford University. E M. Kennedy. said the U.S. will never let up in efforts to John A. Bailey Monday at 11 a.m. attheRoseHill Memorial services will be held give ’em,” Steinbrenner said in Thomas finished the day in In the end, the hostages were released on win freedom for American hostages in John A. Bailey. 82. of East Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Saturday at 1 p.m. at the Holmes tones befitting an election excellent position, second in campaign. points behind Soviet Kira Ivan­ inauguration day in January, 1981, and Reagan, Lebanon. Hartford, husband of Lucile B. There are no calling hours. Funeral Home. 400 Main St. by agreement with Carter, made no mention of it Bailey, died Wednesday. He was Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Burial will be at the convenience “ I want to make sure we do ova. who is not considered a in his inaugural address because the plane the father of John A. Bailey Jr. of St., has charge of arrangements. of the family in Wapping Ceme­ right by our athletes, because strong performer in the short that “ it’s very frustrating to try and establish a carrying them to freedom had not yet cleared Bolton. Memorial donations may be tery in South Windsor. There are that will produce medals and that program tonight and the free Iranian air space. location, knowing of course that you are Besides his son and wife, he is made to the Columbia Lodge No. no calling hours. is the bottom line.” skating long program Saturday Politics aside, Reagan's desire to get the governed by the fact that unwise action on our survived by a granddaughter: 25. Main Street. South Glaston­ Memorial donations may be Medals are important, perhaps night. hostages out of Lebanon, like Carter’s dedication part could bring about harm to the hostages. But and several nieces and nephews. bury or the the Book of Remem­ made to the American Heart more so than ever as the " I was hoping to be first but I we’ve never let up, and we never will, in trying to to freeing the hostages from Iran, is clearly an A memorial service will be held brance. St. Mary's Episcopal Association, 310 Collins St., Hart­ Olympics move inexorably into won two figures, so I’m happy.” overriding concern. obtain the freedom of all the hostages.” Saturday at 11 a.m. at South Church. 41 Park St., Manchester ford 06105. the age of professionalism. But Thomas said. “ I felt less nerves In words that echoed many of his previous Congregational Church, Forbes 06040. for many athletes and fans the here than at the worlds last AP photo statements — and for that matter some of W. Dale Nelson covers the White House for The bottom line is still, simply, year.” Street, East Hartford, with the In Memoriam THOM AS AT WORK — Debi Thomas of the United States Carter's — the president said Wednesday night Associated Press. Rev. John J. Adams officiating. international competition on the Witt, the 22-year-old world and Michael J. McCarty In loving memory of Virginia A. Private burial will be at the playing fields instead of the battle defending Olympic champion goes through her compulsory figures Wednesday at Michael J. McCarty, 40. of San Anderson, who passed away convenience of the family. There fields. from East Germany, was close Father David Bauer Arena in Calgary. The 19-year-old Francisco, Calif., formerly of February 25, 1985. are no calling hours but friends However, the Steinbrenner behind in third but even more Thomas is from San Jose, California. Manchester, died Sunday at pleased about her performance in may meet with the family at the Though her smile panel, which will review all Seton Medical Center in Daly the part of figure skating .she likes After 6-hour escapade, cops church following the memorial is gone forever, aspects of American preparation bronze behind Thomas and Witt. City, Calif. He was born in for the Games, is taking winning least. In the 1987 World Champion­ service, Newkirk & Whitney And her hand we “ I ’m ecstatic,” said Trenary, Boston. Mass.. Nov. 17. 1947. the During the five-hour break ships in Cincinnati. Witt was fifth Funeral Home, 318 Burnside cannot touch, more seriously. 19, of Minnetonka, Minn., who is son of Anne Patrice (Keane) ” I think 1 know athletes and I between her first and second after compulsory figures. She Ave.. East Hartford, has charge We will never lose much stronger in free skating find their suspect in a tree McCarty of Oakland. Calif., and think I know what we need to figures. Witt went back to the won the short and long programs, of arrangements. sweet memories, than the figures. “ Whenifirstgot the late Felix McCarty. Of the one we create winning teams.” Stein­ Olympic Village to walk around. which are worth 20 percent and 50 Memorial donations may be percent, respectively, for her in the car with my dad after the During the chase, Robertson the vehicle was wrecked, police He lived in Manchester for 15 loved so much. brenner said. “ You can believe I She poked into the computer Bv Andrew J. Davis made to the South Congregational third world title. first figure, I thought I was going ran into a wire from a utility pole said. years and was employed by the will look at it tough.” system and read more than 80 Manchester Herald Church, 1301 Forbes St.. East Sadly missed by, Canada’s Liz Manley was to cry ... then I got myself and fell to the ground, police said. Robertson escaped a second Watkins Furniture Store before AP photo His No. 1 target may be the messages of good wishes left for Hartford 06108 or to the East Husband, Children, fourth and Jill Trenary. the 1987 together. He fought Marvin, but was time after being left sleeping in a moving out of state 10 years ago. people who hired him — the USOC her from various athletes, then A Vernon man was to face a Hartford Rotary Club. Paul Har­ Grandchildren WITT IN COMPULSORIES — Katarina Witt of East American titlist. was fifth after captured with the help of other hospital treatment room, police He served in Vietnam as a — and heads could roll if he returned to the ice. variety of charges in Manchester ris Foundation. P.O. Box 8722. coming back from a poor showing “ I think I ’ve just kind of proved officers dispatched to the scene, said. Though checked on a few member of “ A” Company Ninth Germany goes through the compulsory figures which conducts his Olympic business ’T m very satisfied.” she said. Superior Court today after police East Hartford 06108. In Memoriam on her first figure. The two are I can consistently skate the police said. minutes earlier, a hospital doctor Motor Transport Battalion. Third started the women’s figure skating competition the way he runs the Yankees, ” l ’m in much better position than said he led them on a six-hour expected to compete for the figures.” • chase Tuesday that ended with Marvin suffered scratches and noticed Robertson in a nearby Marine Dvision. USMC, and was Wednesday in Calgary. hiring and firing managers on I was last year at Cincinnati.” bruises in the scuffle, police said. room. Agnes BItcauskas a former member of the VFW of In loving memory of our Husband, his capture in a pine tree at Father and Grandpa Albert A. Center Springs Park. Robect-son complained of Robertson left the hospital Manchester, Agnes tSilkins) Bitcaiiskas. 77. Besides his mother, he is Borello, who passed away Febru­ Michael Wayne Robertson, 24, shoulder pain, fainted and was after being chased by a nurse and of Windsor, wife of the late Joseph survived by a son, Sean Casey ary 25, 1983. of 16 George Drive, was charged taken to Manchester Memorial a security guard, police said. C. Bitcauskas. died Wednesday at Hospital, police said. While at the McCarty of Hubert, N.C.; three The flowers we lay upon his Bird guides Ceits past Biazers with walking in a roadway while Police chased Robertson to the Mt. Sinai Hospital. Hartford. She sisters. Marianne McCarty of San 2 intoxicated, two counts of escape hospital, he used the restroom, park, by tracking his footprints in was the sister of Madeline Stur­ grave. Francisco. Calif., ElinorFroems- May wither and decay. front custody, interfering with a while Officer Craig Guglielmo the snow, said Capt. Jack Hughes geon of Manchester. led the Cavaliers with 16 points with 1:40 left that lifted Milwau­ dorf of San Antonio, Texas, and But love for him who sleeps By Bill Barnard police officer, assualt on a police and a security guard waited of the Manchester Fire Besides her sister, she is and 11 rebounds. kee over Indiana. Nancy McCarty of Moss Beach, ' beneath. The Associated Press officer and criminal impersona­ outside. Department. survived by three other sisters, A pair of free throws by Calif.; two brothers, Kevin Will never fade away. NBA Roundup Spurs 123, 76ers 121 tion for giving police a phony During that time, Robertson Alice Peteroski of East Hartford. Indiana’s Vern Fleming with 22 "It was one of the . most McCarty of Newington and Peter The Portland Trail Blazers San Antonio handed Philadel­ name, police said. climbed into the ceiling crawl Amelia DeFrancisco of Stafford Sadly missed by. didn’t have a weapon to stop seconds left cut the deficit to hilarious things,” said Hughes. McCarty of Manchester: an aunt protested that goaltcnding should phia its 16th consecutive road loss Robertson also was arrested on space, police and hospital offi­ Springs and Mary Ricupers of Wife Steffie, Daughter Sharon, Larry Bird, who was packing a 44 94-93. but Reggie Miller missed a "He was 50 feet up in a tree in the Elinor Durocher of East Hartford Son-in-law Greg and have been called on Robert as rookie Greg Anderson scored a warrant for third-degree bur­ cials said. About 35 feet from the Glastonbury; a brother, and for the Boston Celtics. potential game-tying tip-in in the 5 park. He was going around emergency room — while being and several nieces and nephews. Grandchildren Jeff, Chris, Kim Parish, but their demand was the game-winningbasketafteran glary and sixth-degree burglary, barefoot. We finally stopped Edward Kucka of East Hartford. “ The Celtics played great, and final seconds. Graveside services will be held denied by the officials. offensive rebound with 20seconds police said. chased by a security guard where the tracks ended. We The funeral is Saturday at 9:15 Bird is unstoppable.” Portland Saturday, March 5. at 11:30a.m. The Celtics played without left in overtime. Nuggets 123, Jazz 120 Vernon police also have out­ through the ceiling — the ceiling looked up and there he was.” a.m. from the Vincent Funeral Coach Mike Schuler said after in St. Mary’s Cemetery. East forward Kevin McHale. who was The Spurs tied the ^ m e 115-115 standing warrants against Ro­ caved in and Robertson fell onto Home, 880 Hopmeadow St., Sims­ Boston’s 113-112 victory Wednes­ Denver snapped Utah’s four- Firefighters talked Robertson Hartford, with military honors. sidelined with a strained left with 57 seconds left in regulation bertson, but would not disclose Guglielmo’s head, police said. bury, followed by a Mass of Public works day night. “ I don’t think you can game winning streak as Blair down after talking to him for 45 There are no calling hours. knee. Rookie Brad Lohaus re­ when Charles Barkley, who had the charges until he is formally The officer suffered a minor Christian burial at 10 a.m. in St. stop Bird — I didn’t have a gun.” Rasmussen and Alex English minutes, Hughes said. Firefigh­ Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main placed him in the starting lineup. 37 points and 21 rebounds for charged, said Sgt. John Stodd of head injury and was treated at Bernards Church, Tariffville. The Trail Blazers led 100-88 scored 35 points apiece and ters helped him down a 28-foot St., has charge of arrangements. pact OK near Danny Ainge and Parish had 22 Philadelphia, was called for the Vernon Police Department. the hospital, police said. Burial will be in St. Bernards with eight minutes left, but Bird Lafayette Lever had a triple­ ladder propped against the tree, Memorial donations may be points apiece for the Celtics. goaltending on a layup by Alvin Stodd said he'‘was unsure when Robertson was then strapped to Cemetery. Tariffville. Calling scored 16 of his 44 points in the double. he said. made to the Vietnam Veterans of The town has reached a tenta­ Robertson, who led San Antonio Robertson would be charged. an examining table. hours are Friday from 2 to 4 p.m fourth quarter and led a 25-12 Pistons 107, WaiTiors 93 Lever had 15 points, 10 re­ Also, Officer Joanne Schaller; For the two-block ride back to America. Chapter 120, Machi­ tive agreement with the union with 23 points. The six-hour incident started and 7 to 9 p.m. spurt down the stretch that bounds and 16 assists as the the hospital, Robertson rode in nists Union. 357 Main St., East representing the town’s public Detroit moved into first place in when police found Robertson who was traveling on West Memorial donations may be carried the Celtics to victory. Nuggets ended a nine-game home the back of a fire department Hartford 06118. works employees. Assistant the Central Division, percentage Bucks 97, Pacers 94 staggering in front of cars on Middle Turnpike near Homes­ made to the St. Bernards Church “ I just didn’t seem to have any winning streak for the Jazz, who four-wheel drive pick-up truck, Town Manager Steven R. points ahead of idle Atlanta, with Jack Sikma was 9-for-ll from Buckland Street, police said. tead Street, was on her way to Building Fund. rhythm at the beginning, but I were led by Karl Malone’s 38 Hughes said. He was handcuffed Werbner said Wednesday. Bill Laimbeer leading the Pistons the field and 9-for-9 from the When Sgt. John Marvin attemp­ assist in the chase, but lost Calvin C. Muldoon knew I would be able to score, points and 17 rebounds and John and under the guard of two The tentative agreement is with 23 points and 12 rebounds at free-throw line for 27 points, ted to arrest him, Robertson ran control of her vehicle, police said. Calvin C. Muldoon, 62, of 2922 because I was getting a lot of Stockton’s 24 points and. 16 firefighters and two policemen. with the American Federation of Golden State. including a tiebreaking layup away. She suffered a bruised knee, and Korina Itsou Main St.. Coventry, died Wednes­ opportunities,” said Bird, who assists. State, County and Municipal Dennis Rodman had six points Korina (Tierenach) Itsou, 78, day at Windham Memorial Hospi­ was 17-for-35 from the field. “ The Employees, Local 991. and Laimbeer four during a 12-0 widow of Stilianos Itsou. of tal. He was the husband of the late ball just wasn’t dropping for me” Werbner would not say what run late in the first period that Hartford, died Wednesday at Roberta (MacLachian) Muldoon. “ Larry’s on a roll, a serious Symphony Intends quick choice the provisions of the tentative gave Detroit a 29-15 lead, and the Robinson out for year? Hartford Hospital. She was the He was born in Manchester, roll.” said Clyde Drexler, wholed agreement were. He said union Warriors never got close again. mother of Savas Itsou of May 11, 1925, and lived in Portland with 36 points. “ He hit ford Symphony during the past could be reviewed, so that candi­ members are to vote on the Continued from page I Coventry. Manchester for 40 years, moving all his shots in the final eight Mavs 93, Cavs 89 STORRS — University of ture problems). He’s thinking year. dates could be auditioned during agreement next week, and the Besides her son. she is survived to Coventry in 1967. He was a minutes.” Connecticut 6-foot-ll junior about it. He’s acting like a Francis Helfrick of Manches­ Philips was one of 18 applicants rehearsal time. Both she and town Board of Directors could act Dallas won its sixth straight by another son, Peter Itsou of veteran of World War II. serving Bird started the 25-12’run with a forward Cliff Robinson may normal human being. He’s a ter. another board member and a and was chosen as conductor in Helfrick said they hoped a new on it at its March 8 meeting. game, holding Cleveland score­ Hartford: twodaughters. Anasta­ in the U.S. Navy. Before retiring, drive up the middle that resulted miss the rest of the season. little scared.” UConn Coach past president of the board, said. July 1986 after a yearlong search. conductor could be named by less for the final 2:29. sia Milhelis and Vasilia Pikos. he was foreman assembler for the in a three-point play . Robinson, the Huskies’ lead­ Jim Calhoun said. "It came without any previous During the 1985 season. Philips June. The Cavaliers, playing without both of Hartford; a sister, in Klock Co. of Manchester, where With 1:42 remaining.^h^ hit All-Star center Brad Daugherty ing scorer and rebounder, “ I ’ve told him as long as he warning, but we have known in and three other finalists each When Philips was appointed Greece; nine grandchildren; and he had worked for 23 years. EMERGENCY vk another jumper to give the Celtics played only 13 minutes in continues to limp, he’s not our minds that a person of his conducted one public perfor­ because of his father’s death, led conductor, he said in an interview a great-grandchild. He is survived by two sons, Fire — Police — Medical a 111-110 edge, their first lead 89-83 before their late scoring Tuesday night’s 64-56 loss to going back in.” Calhoun caliber would not be staying at a mance. At the end of each of those he hoped to increase the level of The funeral and burial will be in Thomas E. Muldoon of Manches­ since early in the second period. Boston College due to a added. community orchestra for very concerts, questionnaire-ballots drought. Baskets by Brad Davis Manchester’s symphony musi­ Rhodes, Greece. Calling hours at ter and Joseph R. Muldoon of Terry Porter followed with a possible stress fracture in his Calhoun said if the condition were distributed to the audience DIAL 911 and Mark Aguirre and a free long.” cians. He said at the time this the Giuliano-Sagarino Funeral Willimantic; three daughters, right foot. doesn’t improve, Robinson Michael Parsons, who was and musicians, who were asked to In Manchester AP photo jumper for Portland, but Dennis throw by Perkins cut the Cleve­ group was already one of the Home. 247 Washington St., Hart­ Ann Walsh of Manchester, Susan Johnson was fouled on a baseline land lead to 89-88 with a minute to “ The doctors have poked at won’t play in Connecticut’s president of the symphony board evaluate each conductor. better community orchestras ford, are Friday from 6 to 9 p.m. PUTTINp ON A FLOOR SHOW — Larry Bird of the him. They’ve told him about next game against Pittsburgh when Philips was hired, said drive and made both free throws play. Although the symphony will that he had encountered. There will be a Trisayion at the Boston Celtics looks to make a pass after he fell to the for the winning margin. Rolando Blackman scored 26 Kevin McHale and Bill Walton Saturday at 1 p.m. at the 9 today. "W e had really hoped to now undertake another conductor Helfrick said. “ We have bene­ funeral Home at 8 p.m. floor during Wednesday night’s game with Portland at Kiki Vandeweghe missed at the points for Dallas, including his (Celtics who had stress frac­ Hartford Civic Center. get at least five years out of him. search, it will not be as lengthy, Memorial donations may be but we knew it was a risk when we fited enormously from his time the Boston Garden. The Celtics won, 113-112. buzzer, and the Trail Blazers 10.000th career point. Mark West Maas said. with us. He brought a very made to St. George Greek Or­ hired him. He was a very, very thodox Cathedral. capable conductor, a real find, “ We are going to try not to take profound sense of artistic quality, and we knew that he might leave a whole year this time,” she said a discipline, and a challenging yVoodtandOpen 8-6 DallyDaily gardens musicianship.” us at any time.” She said she hoped that within 168 Woodland Street • 643-8474 the next few months, applications Offensive-minded Americans had no shot at medal Parsons said Philips had been a Helfrick. who has been with the substitute conductor for the Hart­ from prospective conductors orchestra since its founding 28 CALDWELL BOSTON pick out of Boston University, from left wing to win over South Windsor to put them at 12-1 in 8 years ago, said. “ I sometimes FERNS $ CHRYSANTHEMUMS RAROY How can the Winter Olympic Games in Calgary league play. East Hartford, meanwhile, was being think that we are like a small go on without the U.S. hockey .team? Better yet. defense. Neither, along with their youthful OIL INC. teammates, are defensive-minded upset by Windham in double overtime, falling one rural church congregation, who PRIMROSE how can ABC-TV survive the last few days without game back at 11-2. Democrats will hear can get a new minister, fresh out AZALEAS ANCitan-rWMs Peterson could have done a better job selecting them? Thoughts The worst scenario for Manchester now is of training or a semi-retired • VIOLETS the U.S. squad. 79.9 Somehow, some way. the Games will trudge on co-ownership of the crown. Kind and company The second-guessing about America’s hockey preacher, who is ready to slow per gal. C. O. D. CALCEOLARIA Si without the U.S. brigade. And ABC. which is trying ApLENty candidates’ reps speak down. Any time you get someone team could continue until the next Olympics. want to avoid that.' CROWN OF THORNS to make the best of the $309 million if paid for Len Auster “ You write whatever you like.” Peterson said. The Hornets, led by 6-7 All-Stater Troy McKoy, of a very high caliber, who has a BRUMELLADS exclusive rights, with the incessant barrage of Spokesmen for four of the will be represented tonight. The tremendous amount of energy, 649-8841 Sports Editor “ We’ll pick whoever we like.” have the only victory of the year over Manchester Prleea Sub/ecf to Change BEQONIAS commercials, will carry on. (74-60, Jan. 22). Manchester fans will point out that 8 Democratic candidates for presi­ others are Richard A. Gebhardt, you just know they’re not going to With an attitude like that, don’t expect Peterson, LENCHOES It will just have to make up some new heroes for dent will speak to the Manchester Albert Gore, and Paul Simon. stay long” ST. PATRICK’S TULIPS who was anything but cordial, to be asked back as 6-6 junior pivotman Paris Oates did not play the Democratic Committee tonight in DAFFODILS Americans to adore. first game. \ Theodore R. Cummings, Demo­ Bonnie Blair, after her victory in the 500-meter U.S. coach. support of their candidates. -DAY cratic Town Chairman and father HYACINTH speed skating event in world-record time, was the didn’t always play wisely,” Coach Dave Peterson . The committee will meet at of Theodore T. Cummings, has HERBS said in the wake of Sunday night’s 4-1 loss to West But remember: This will be East Hartford’s 7: 30 p.m. in the hearing room of newest candidate. Showdown time home game, and like all of the better teams in the said he supports Gore’s ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. 1 n CYCLAMEN The U.S. sextet was in the spotlight from the Germany. “ We’re a good hockey team, but we’re Lincoln Center to hear the talks When Manchester High takes to the hardwood CCC East, the Hornets play better at home. candidacy. Robert J. Smith, IM. outset. ABC, in fact, had the International Hockey inexperienced in international play. and to discuss the mechanics of PRIMROSES Friday night at the East Hartford High School Manchester, fourth in the CCC East in 1986-87. INSURANSMITHS 1 Committee change its format so three teams from “ Give me this team for four years and we’d win a the March 29 presidential prim­ The younger Cummings and INSURANSMITHS SINCE FERNS gym. sole ownership of the Central Connecticut hadn’t won a league title in basketball since 1980-81 Brindamour were Manchester each pool, not two. would advance to the medal gold medal.” ary election. GERANIUMS Conference East Division boys’ basketball when it shared the CCIL crown. When the CCC East Dorothy Brindamourand Theo­ coordinators for the 1984 cam­ round. That’s his opinion. 1914 HANGING POTS championship will be at stake. was formed in 1984-85, Manchester could not handle dore T. Cummings, both paign of Gary Hart. Brindamour, What was the problem? You’re not going to win too many times if you The Indians, whose best previous finish in the the likes of perennial power Hartford Public. members of the Democratic who has been on the Democratic POTTED ROSES Simple: The U.S. contingent was the opposite of can’t play defense. Peterson loaded his roster with CCC East was a tie for third in 1984-85. lead the The Indians took care of that this year, sweeping Town Committee, have been Town Committee for 18 years, is our Hartford Whalers. The Americans could put offensive-minded defensemen like Brian L«etch. 649-5241 the Owls. Hornets by a game following Tuesday’s turn of named Manchester coordinators co-chairman with her husband, the puck in the net. but they couldn’t keep it out. who has signed an NHL contract with the New York 65 E. Coiiter Street • 150 Varlotlas of Small Pottad Plania events The Indians, by Coach Frank Kind’s own They’ll get their shot at sole'possession of the for the campaign of Massachu­ Theodore Brindamour, of the • Poltlng-Saadlng Soil • Burpaa Hart Saad • Fartllliar either, Rangers and will be in their lineup immediately. Manciiester, CT. words, were “ horrible.” Yet they pulled out a 54-45 league title Friday night. setts Gov. Michael Dukakis. liberal Caucus of Connecticut • Toola • Booka • Horticultura Magazinaa • Pottary ” We played well and we played hard, but we He also switched Scott Young, the Whalers’ No. 1 Dukakis is one of the four who Democrats. MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Feb. 85.1W« - t» It - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Feb. 25, 1988 East holds off Indian swimmers at the wire Atlantic City wins bidding for Tyson-Spinks bout benefit more than I will because I fense of the undisputed title were Two other sites — the Hilton All fought Frazier the last time,” between $60 million and $70 «nr against East Hartford and never By The Associated Press am paying the fare,” Trump said. An exciting evening of swim­ to be revealed at a news confer­ Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas he added. “ It is a great tribute to million. 'I^son could receive recovered. He said three other casinos, ming came down to the final ence today at Trump’s offices in and Caesars Palace — were Atlantic City that Trump Plaza between $17 million and $20 The Indians dropped a 55-39 LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP. N.J. Harrahs, The Sands and Caesars, 400-yard freestyle relay with East H.S. Roundup New York. involved s in bidding for the was able to get the fight.” , million, while Spinks reportedly decision to the Hornets Wednes­ — The bidding to host the fight had “ agreed to stej) forward," Catholic gaining a precious se­ The real estate magnate also Tyson-Spinks match, contingent Tyson and Spinks, the former is guaranteed a minimum of $12.5 day night at Clarke Arena. between unbeaten heavyweights but he did not elaborate. cond place to hold onto its lead for was Involved In Don King’s on Tyson retaining his title International Boxing Federation million. 14-6, Enfield at 11-8-1. Tourna­ Manchester closes out its regular Mike Tyson and Michael Spinks is Title fights in Las Vegas and an 87-M win over host Manchester promotion of Tyson’s Jan. 22 title against Tony Tubbs on March 21 heavyweight champion, 'Will Trump acknowledged the ment rankings and pairings will season with a 9-11 record while over. Atlantic City traditionally attract High in boys’ swim action Thurs­ defense against Larry Holmes. in Tokyo. meet in the Convention Center, amount he would pay was “ a be announced Saturday. East Hartford moves to 13-6. The The bout, that could gross major gamblers, who wager day night at the Indians’ pool. He told one reporter he would pay “ We have a commitment for adjacent to Trump’s hotel and substantial price,” and added, East goalie Rich Simmons Indians will take part In the Class between $60 million and $70 millions in the casinos. The “ East swam its best meet of the $11 million to host Tyson-Spinks, the fight on June 27.1 am looking casino on the boardwallt The “ It is something that is going to turned away 21 shots while L state tournament with rankings million, will be held at the decision to hold the fight on a season and won it in the final an amount surpassing the record forward to it,” Trump said after Tyson-Holmes bout, whichvnded benefit others perhaps more than Raider keeper Seth Rudolph and pairings to be announced Atlantic City Convention Center Monday night, rather than a relay. We needed to go 1-2 in the an appearance before the New in a fourth-round knockout, also it is going to benefit me.” Friday afternoon. on June 27. $7 million Caesars World paid for Friday night, was based on the free relay to win but fell two kicked out 23 Eagle shots. “ The Jersey Casino Control Commis­ was held there. “ Atlantic City will be the “ East Hartford played a fine Developer and hotel owner the Marvelous Marvin Hagler- view that the gamblers and seconds short in our come-from- story of the game was both sion. wb’ch relicensed his Resorts Tyson-Spinks, to be carried on biggest beneficiary, the State of all-around game,” Manchester Donald TVump revealed the date Sugar Ray Leonard middle­ others would spend an entire goaltenders. They just made International Casino. closed circuit and pay-for-view New Jersey will be a beneficiary, behind effort,’’ Manchester Coach Mike Masse said. “ I feel and location on Wednesday. weight title fight last April in Las some spectacular saves,” Milka “ This is the biggest fight since television, is expected to gross and other casinos perhaps will weekend at the resort. Coach Jeff Thornton said. for our seniors but am optimistic Further details of Tyson’s de­ Vegas, Nev. --v Manchester’s top relay team of praised. East tallied the game-winner 30 we achieved our goal of playing In Brian Parkany. Mike Lenehan, seconds into the overtime, out- the state tournament.” Eric Fleming and J.J. Gorman shooting Enfield, 3-0. in that time. East Hartford held a 26-16 took the event in 3:57.71, but Valvano’s 300th just like many others Jeff Morin sent the puck from one halftime lead and led, 45-21, after East’s foursome of John Vitale. Sports In Brief side board to the other to Andy three quarters. Craig Witzke, Dean Johnson and Prestash. The latter, with Ru­ Val Holden led the Indians with Bv The Associated Press Steve Abele secured second place dolph screened out front by a a game-high 18 points. Including llling hosts freshman tournament in 3:59. beating out Manchester’s group in front of his net. skated two 3-pointers. Sylvia Howard Coach Jim Valvano’s 300th NCAA Hoop second squad by 2.4 seconds. The third annual llling Junior High Freshman Basketball out front and tucked home a shot a paced East Hartford with 17 career victory was the same as F Invitational will be held today and Friday at llling. There will be East winds up the year at 3-7 many before it. A tense triumph foot off the ice past the unsuspect­ points. two four-team fields involving boys and girls’ squads. while the Indians finish 5-7. Manchester took the junior in an important Atlantic Coast Del Negro began the Wolfpack Among the East winners were ing Rudolph, "He never saw it,” The girls’ schedule is; Bennet vs. East Hartford at 3; 15 p.m.; Milka said. It was Prestash’s varsity contest, 40-30. Tricia Conference game. run with a 3-point shot and Karl Reischerl in the diving with and Iliing vs. Wethersfield at 4:30 p.m. (old gym). team-leading 15th goal of the O’Connell led the young Indians Ch.nrles Shackleford scored 23 Shackleford made a hook and two his best score. Shaun Gately with The boys’ schedule is; Bennet vs. Illingat3; 15p.m.; andSouth with 10 points while Kathy King points and Vinny Del Negro 16. free throws. Del Negro added a a personal best in winning the year. Windsor vs. Rockville at 4:30 p.m. (new gym). East’s Mike Raffin and En­ and Jodi Widmer had eight points combining to spark a late surge short jumper and two free throws 100-yard backstroke and Mike Admission is $1 for adults and 50 cents for students and field’s John Drabkin exchanged apiece. The JV team finished with Wednesday night that carried No. and Shackleford’s two foul shots Ambrosi turned in a fine effort in children. first-period goals. Craig Riendau a fine record of 15-5. 18 North Carolina State over No. 5 with 49 seconds left put North taking second place in the 100- Consolation games are Friday at 3:15 p.m. and championship Carolina State ahead 83-74. E put East in front early in the third EAST HARTFORD (55) — Jaanne Duke 89-78. yard breaststroke. games at 4:30 p.m. at the two gyms. period before Jeff Buddenhbgen Connolly 0 1-2 1, Missy Samuels 22-2 6, “ It’s big,” Del Negro said. “ We’ve been able to win the last Gorman was a double winner April Hope 1 2-2 4, Lana Howard 41-29, “ They’re ranked high, but we’ve couple shooting under 40 percent for Manchester, sweeping the 50- tied it with 7; 59 left in regulation. Heather Brown 10-02, Teresa Robinson East played only four defense- 0 2-4 2, Wendy Trinks 2 1-2 5, Trisha Bolton baseball holding signups. got to beat Virginia now. Take it and it catches up to you,” Duke .. '. f l and 100-yard freestyles. Mark Rtginild Pln1o/M(nchMt*r Herald DInardo 1 0-0 2, Sylvia Howard 8 1-1 17, game by game until the (ACC) Coach Mike Krzyzewski said. men due to illness. Milka said, Kell MacFarlane 11-1 3, LvneHe Santos BOLTON — The Bolton Youth Baseball Association will Foley was also a double winner 2 0-1 4. Totals 22 11-17 55. tournament.” ' “ We had open shots at the end for the Indians, annexing the 200- and that gave some additional TOUCHING HOME — East Catholic’s meet against host Manchester High. conduct signups for the 1988 baseball/softball season on Saturday work to Simmons. He responded MANCHESTER (39)— Chris Rovegno Del Negro had seven points and that could either lengthen your and 500-yard freestyles. Fleming 23-47, BarbO'Brlen03-53, Val Holden6 from 9 a.m. to noon at the elementary and high schools. Mike Ambrosi looks up at the timers East won the event in 1:54.63, and the 4-618, Shelly Dleterle20-04, Lisa Cartier Shackleford six during a 13-0 lead and put them out of touch had his best time in winning the to the challenge. Additional signup dates are March 1 and 2 from 7-9 p.m. at Riendeau, Dan West and Scott after touching home first in the 200-yard meet, 87-84. 1 0-0 2, Tina Stone 1 3-4 5, Beth O'Brien 0 burst that enabled the host with you or let them back in the 100-yard breaststroke. 0-00, Amy Mann 00-00, TrIclaO'Cannell Herrick Park and on March 3 from 7-9 p.m. at Town Hall. game. It certainly put them right Zavaski played well for the medley relay during Wednesday night's 0 0-0 0, Jodi Widmer 0 0-0 0, W n m y ■ Wolfpack to overcame a four- Manchester’s next action is at Two new programs have been added this year. Senior Little back in the ballgame and they Eagles. Dubois 0 0-0 0. Totals 12 13-19 39. point deficit in the final 3‘A the CCC Divisional Meet next 3-polnt goals: M-Holden 2. League baseball, which includes a junior division for 13 year olds minutes. made the most of it.” EastCa'hollc 1 0 1 1—3 nehy fouled out early in the fourth we go farther maybe a case of Holftime; 26-16 East Hartford Hiursday at East Hartford High Enfield 1 0 1 0—2 the Eagle victory. and a senior division for 14 and 15 year oldsi'/and Senior Little “ I ’m probably most proud of Chucky Brown scored 18 points, quarter.” Coventry Coach Ray being good and lucky. There are a School. Scoring: Mercy routed St. Joseph’s, League softball, for girls ages 13-15. Charles Shackleford for the way Rodney Monroe 15 and Brian First period: EC— Mike Raffin (Jeff Dimmock said. lot of good teams and on any night Retults: 54-29, for the ACC title. There is a $5 registration fee per player. A current recreation he hit the free throws at the end.” Howard 10 for the Wolfpack. JOO medlev relay: 1. East (Gately, Morin, Andy Prestash) 10:31, E— John Cromwell. 15-5, tied it with 24 anyone can beat you.” Neff, M artin, Ambrosi) 1:54.63, 2. MHS Drabkin (Rich Mossoro, Mike Dowd) Sacred Heart led 15-9. after one Indoor Track card is required. Anyone interested in umpiring, scorekeeping or Valvanosaid “ He just stepped up Robert Brickey led Duke with r- ' 12:34. seconds left in regulation on a CROMWELL (S3) — Lea Marchln- quarter. East outscored Sacred coaching are asked to attend any of the signups. For further (PrWko, McNally, Tarr, Phillips), 3. Third period; EC— Craig Riendeau and knocked them down. You 20 points. Kevin Strickland had 18 /- EC. Mary Webster (17 points) free koskl 5 1-2 11, Beth Bartolotta 1 1-2 3, Heart, 16-4, in the second quarter information, contact Jim Silver (643-2074) or Bill Blafkin 200 tree: 1. Foley (M) 2:03.77,2. Carter (Keith Hobby, Tony G ron t): 46, E— Jeff Mary Webster 7 3-517, Lisa Salatia 0 0-0 MHS does well realize if we don’t hit those, and Danny Ferry and Phil (EC), 3. Johnson (EC) Buddenhacen (Mike Bahl, Rusty Stone) throw. Leslie Danehy (28 points) 0, Robyn AlsupOO-1 0, Milena Gallitto 7 to assume a 25-19 halftime lead. (649-8137). Henderson 10 each. 7:01. 8-13 22, Kim Czerwonka 0 0-1 0. Totals 20 NEW HAVEN — The Manches­ they’re back in the game very 200 IM : 1. Nett (EC) 2:31.15, 2. put Coventry in front in the The Eagles scored only two points No. 4 Oklahoma 95, Kansas 87: McNally (M),3. Bora (EC). Overtime: EC— Prestash (Morin) 13-24 53. ter High indoor track team took easily.” :30. overtime with two charity tosses COVENTRY (50) — Leslie Donehv 9 in the third stanza and it was 50 free: 1. Gorman (M) :23:01, 2. part in the Class L State Meet North Carolina State. 19-6over­ Danny Manning got 30 points for Parkany (M ), 3. Abele (EC). Saves: EC— Simmons 21, E— Ru­ but Milena Gallitto, who had 22 10-12 28, Kim Mizesko 3 3-3 9, Anna 27-all after three quarters. AP photo dolph 23. Werfel 0 0-1 0, Mollie Jocobson 43-4 11, Wednesday night at Southern Central’s Bill Detrick to be honored all and 7-4 in the league, dropped Kansas and became the Big Divine: 1. Reischerl (EC) 167points,2. points, had two field goals and a ‘itThe two-point third quarter Patulak (M), 3. Lenehan (M) Mourn Danehy 1 0-0 2, Nektarla GItsIs 0 Connecticut State University. Duke out of first place in the ACC. Eight’s all-time leading scorer, DRIVING BY — Kentucky’s Ed Davender (15) drives by 100 fly: 1. M artin (EC) 1:06.36, 2 foul shot to provide the difference 0^00, Corine Caglanello 00-00, Michelle almost did us in,” East Coach NEW BRITAIN — Bill Detrick, former veteran basketball Dixon 0 0-00, Johonno VonKruInlngenO The Indians’ 4 X 800 relay team The Blue Devils, 20-4 and 8-3. are but could not prevent Oklahoma Gately (EC), 3. Tarr (M). for the Panthers. Donna Ridel said. “ We had clutch coach at Central Connecticut State University, is one of five LSU’s Darryl Joe during their SEC game Wednesday 100 free; 1. Gorman (M) :50.89, 2. 0-00, Stacie Rentro00-00. Totals 1716-20 of Sean Toland, Pat Dwyer, Craig one game behind North Carolina from winning its 11th straight Girls Basketball Losing Maura Danehy left a 50. shooting down the stretch.” coaches from across the country selected to receive the Honor night in Lexington. The Wildcats won, 95-69. Parkony (M ),3. Johnson (EC). Hempstead, and Mike ^ a rs took with three games left. game. 500 free; 1. Foley (M) 5:53.30, 2. Netf bad taste in Dimmock’s mouth. Halftime; 27-24 Coventry. Maura MePadden led East with Award. He will receive the award at the Naitonal Association of Cromwell tops Pats Regulotlon: 48-48. second place with a time of 8; 24 Elsewhere, No. 4 Oklahoma Stacey King scored 22 points for (EC), 3. Abele (EC). "It sounds like sour grapes. But 11 points and 6 rebounds. Mozd­ Basketball Coaches (NABC) Awards Banquet on Sunday, Aprils, 100 back: 1. (lately (EC) 1:05 40. 2 with Notre Dame of West Haven stopped Kansas 95-87. No. 12 the host Sooners. including six Martin (EC), 3. Bora (EC). ROCKY HILL — Confronting a the call Maura went out on (was zierz and Margaret Riley added in Kansas City, Mo. but lo.st star guard Rex Chapman No. 13 Iowa 91, Northwatlarn 74; EC wins consolation just edging Manchester at the Kentucky routed Louisiana State straight in the final minutes that 100 breast: 1. Fleming (M) 1:12.50, 2. team three times in one year is questionable). She grabbed a 10 and 9 points, respectively. The award is given to those coaches with 500 or more wins in Roy Marble scored 21 points and Ambrosi, 3. McNally (M). wire. 9-5-69. No. 13Iowa beat Northwest­ preserved their lead. to a back injury not the best of circumstances. rebound and had three people MIDDLETOWN - It took a Riley also collected five re­ high school and college. Detrick’s overall record is 512-284. Iowa trounced Northwestern in 400 free reloy: 1. MHS (Parkany, Toland took fourth in the 800 ern 91-74, Coloradodowned No. 15 Chapman, averaging 18 points Lenehan, Fleming, Gorman) 3:57.71, 2. Theoddscaught up with Coventry slapping at her. She got her strong fourth-quarter perfor­ bounds.‘‘Maura MePadden '■i per game, cracked a small bone the Big Ten. EC (Vitale, Witzke, Johnson, Abele) meters with a personal best of Missouri 87-78 and Auburn sur­ No. 12 Kentucky 95, Louisiana High Wednesday night as Crom­ shoulders between two people mance for the East Catholic High turned in a strong effort,” Ridei Ed Horton added 15 points and 3:59, 3. MHS. 2:01.59. Sears was 10th in 2:07.52. prised No. 17 Vanderbilt 81-68 St. 69: Winston Bennett scored 24 in his back in a collision. He will well High topped the Patriots. and was moving upcourt and they girls’ basketball team toekeouta added. UConn indoor soccer tourney set Bill Jones 13 as the visiting Dana Dieterle placed fifth in Duke led 74-70 but became cold points and Ed Davendcr 21 as miss Sunday’s game against 53-50. in overtime to annex the called a charge.” he said. 41-37 win over Sacred Heart in the EAST CATHOLIC (41) — Karen STORRS — The 18th annual UConn/Metropolitan Life Indoor Kentucky moved into first place Syracuse, After that, his status Hawkeyes improved to 19-7 over­ Ice Hockey consolation game of the All Mozdzierz 34-410, Amelia Bearse 12-25, the 1600 meters with a time of while North Carolina Slate got Charter Oak Conference Girls’ “ In spite of the calls, we had Soccer Classic will be held Saturday and Sunday, March 26-27, in in the Southeastern Conference will be day-by-day. all and 9-4 in the league. Basketball Tournament crown at opportunities to win it and we Connecticut Conference Margaret Riley 41-3 9, Kotey Cllsliam 0 4:41.77 with Rick Eaton 10th. hot. EC wins In OT 0-20, Maura MePadden 51-111, Heather Hempstead was eighth in the 3200 the Guyer Gymnasium and the Field House. 2 Rocky Hill High School. didn’t.” Dimmock added. Tournament. Oslnskl 00-00, StephonleOgrodnIk 0 0-1 Thirty-two teams from throughout the East will compete in the BOLTON — "Both goalies were Coventry had a 27-24 lead at the The Eagles’ record is 12-10 and 0, Noel Feehan 1 4-4 6, Kelli Bender00-0 meters with a personal best time Coventry, two-tim e COC 0, Totqjk 14 12-17 41. two-day event recognized as the nation’s oldest, largest and most outstanding. It was ashame half with the teams deadlocked at will play in the Ciass L state of 10; 04 while 'Todd Liscomb was champs who head head into state SACRED HEART (37) — Maureen prestigious indoor college soccer tournament. Disputes keep Joyner, Tartabull out of camp somebody had to iose.” East tournament play at 20-2, had the next two turns, 38-38and 48-48. tournament next week. Sacred MaschloOO-0 0, Robin Hunt 00-20, Amy ninth in 10:13. Heart falls to 11-11. Palladino 2 0-0 5, Kim Cyganik 3 1-2 7, The 4 X 400 relay team of Jeff teams continued their practices. Catholic High ice hockey assist­ beaten the Panthers twice during Mollie Jacobson was also in Regina Boyd 5 4-914, Heather Dahl 151-4 Bv The Asr''dated Press “ I’d like to kick him through ant coach Rick Milka said after the regular season (53-51 and twin digits for Coventry with 11 Noel Feehan’s basket and two 11. Totals 15 6-17 37. DeJoannis, Tuan Nguyen, Dave Little League holds final signup those goal posts over there.” Sierra, unsigned and upset with 3-polnt goals: EC-Bearse. SH- Campbell and Todd CHemons the latest contract offer from the Eagles nipped Enfield High 42-34) but couldn’t pull off the points. foul shots put East up. 37-34, in the Palladlno. Wally Joyner and Danny Tarta­ Baseball News Manager Tony LaRussa said, waning moments of the contest. A placed fourth with its personal The Manchester Little League will conduct its second and final Texas, was the lone no-show when 3-2. in overtime in the regular- trifecta. “ There was not a lot of Coventry, a Class S quarterfi- Hoittime; 25-19 East Catholic bull are holding out. Jose Canseco nodding toward a football field season finale for both teams nalist. will now look toward 3-pointer by Amy Palladino knot­ best of 3:36.03. singup session Sunday upstairs at the American Legion Hall on the Rangers staged their first difference. All three games were MHS loses finale is just plain absent near the Athletics’ practice site. Wednesday night at the Bolton similar. What hurt us tonight was further postsea.son play. “ We ted the affair at 37-all. A Karen The top six places in each event Legion Drive between 1 and 4 p.m. La Russa held a team meeting full-team workout of the spring 5 Both Joyner and Tartabull owners. Mozdzierz basket and two foul ’The Manchester High girls’ qualifed for the State Open next Signups are for all youngsters agei* 7 through 12. Age is Wednesday. Ice Palace. —- turnovers.(%e had 20. And both should go as far as last year,” skipped their team’s first full Joyner, who hit 34 homers with before Wednesday’s workout. Dimmock believes, “ but whether shots from Amelia Bearse sealed basketball team fell behind early Wednesday at Southern. determined as of July 31, 1988. Birth certificates are required at Welcomed: Kirk Gibson took East enters postseason play at (Kim) Mizesko and Maura Da- workout of spring training Wed­ 117 RBIJor the California AqgeU, “ I just spoke 25 minutes to the time of registration and a parent or guardian must accompany part in his first workout with the nesday because of contract dis­ also is hot ^ gib le forarbitration. club. He (Canseco) didn’t hear it. all youngsters at the signup sessions. Registration is $15 per Los Angeles Dodgers and pooh- putes. Canseco, who has agreed He made $180,000 last year and and he didn’t, hear it last year. player or $20 per family. the Angels’ first contract offer Every day here we lay a poohed all the attention he League tryouts are scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, March to a new contract, annoyed the Richter says Torrid Van Oudenhove Oakland Athletics by staying called for a $5,000 raise. The two foundation.” received. 19 and 20. Anyone interested in coaching, umpiring as “ I didn’t come here tocarry the home in Miami for no specific sides are now about $100,000 General Manager Sandy Alder- commissioners or in any other capacity is asked to attend one of apart. ^ son said the Athletics were trying Dodgers,” said Gibson, signed U.S. sextet the signup sessions. reason. recently as a free agent from leads MCC to victory Tartabull became the first ” I would’ve preferrec|,V|or to figure out why Canseco was For further information, call Frank Galasso at 643-4506 or Paul Detroit. “ I don’t worry about any holdout in the Kansas City Joyner to be here.” Manager absent. Scheinblum at 649-6470. of that stuff. I just go about my shortchanged Scott Van Oudenhove continued collected 20 rebounds. Rick Ash­ Royals’ 19-year history Gene Mauch said at the Angels’ “ I had been told at the time he work.” his torrid 3-point shooting Wed­ ley. Rob Greene and Kevin “ I’m doing what is right.” camp in Meza. Ariz. “ But I also agreed to a contract that he might “ All I want to do is help the Los nesday night in Manchester Com­ Wilson added 14, 13 and 11 points, Tartabull said. “ If they don’t understand what he has to do. be a day or two late due to Cheney Tech needs JV baseball coach Angeles Dodgers win a world By Ken Rappoport munity College’s regular season respectively. Wilson also had offer what is just, I won’t be there. He’s negotiating as hard as he personal reasons ... (but) I’d like championship. I ’m hungry for The Associated Press finale. eight rebounds. The Cheney Tech baseball team is in need of a coach for its It’s just ridiculous I ’m having to can, which is how he plays.” to know what those reasonsare. If we can help resolve them, we’d that. I don’t worry about the Van Oudenhove scored a game- Van Oudenhove equaled his junior varsity team for the upcoming season. Applications are go through this.” Canseco held out fora week last statistics. I just want to do CALGARY. Alberta - The II.S high 34 points, including eight season-high for 3-pointers and being accepted immediately. Anyone interested is asked to Tartabull. who batted .301 with season, but was expected on time like to do that.” Alderson said. everything I can to help the Olympic hockey team mortgaged 3-pointers, to lead MCC to a 102-97 leads the NJCAA in 3-point field contact either Athletic Director Manny Goncalves or Head Coach 34 home runs and 101 RBI last this year. He agreed to a $325,000 M issing: Pedro Guerrero. Dodgers become world its chances in Calgary for a decision over Mitchell Junior goals with 104. Mike Cronin led Bill Baccaro at the school at 649-5396. season, is seeking $425,000. He contract a week before Oakland’s Rickey Henderson and Ruben payoff in Albcrtvilie. France, College at East Catholic High. Mitchell with 32 points. made $145,000 last year and the camp opened. Sierra were among the missing as champions.” says one of its goalies. MCC finished with a fine record Royals are offering $325,000. Mike Richter said Wednesday of 20-7 and won its last 14 straight MCC (102) — Rick Ashley 5 2-2 14, Vikings’ Kramer found not guilty “ We made a substantial move the U.S. team shortchanged itself games. Mitchell fell to 13-10. MCC Rodney Burney 30-1 7, Rob Greene 4 5-6 13, Todd Mercler 1 0-0 2, Paul Swartz 8 MINNEAPOLIS — Minnesota Vikings quarterback Tonomy in our position,” General Man­ by training against weaker oppo­ earned a berth in the NJCAA New Minnesota library special 5-6 21, Greg Turner 0 0-0 0, Scott Von Kramer, acquitted in his drunken-driving trial, called the jury ager John Schuerholz said. “ I ’m nents. many of them colleges, England Regional Tournament Oudenhove 114-5 34, Wilson 43-611, Chip still cautiously optimistic we can simply because of financial which begins next week in Rhode PlorkowskI 0 0-1 0. Totols 36 19-27 102. verdict a “ bittersweet victory” MITCHELL (92) — Dan Carpentler 5 “ The damage to me was done in July. It embarrassed me, my get it done in a realistic time Many of you freeze all of the above. considerations. Island. 0-0 10, Chris Kinsman Burrell Artiste 1 period.” who have fol­ The recipes are many and 2-2 4, Mike Cronin 11 6-9 32, Andre family,” he told reporters after a jury Wednesday cleared him of “ There were times during the After the game was tied at Washington 8 4-6 21, Paul VIolette 102-3 Tartabull does not have the lowed this co­ varied, and also cover cooking (exhibition) season that we the chsr^St 47-all at halftime. Van Oudenhove 24, Eric Oliver 2 2-26. Totals 37 16-1997. The 32-year-old NFL quarterback said he was not surprised by right to arbitration because he lumn, know I the above mentioned types of played teams just to make hit five of his 3-pointers during the 3-polnt goals; MCC— Van Oudenhove Joe’s animals. Super photos on this, 8, Ashley 2„ Burney. Mitchell — Cronin the decision. “ That's the reason I went to court, to prove my has played only two years. All do not push a money,’ ’ Richter said. "We were second half to put MCC up 64-58. 4, VIolette 2, Washington. players must be signed by March product very World too. playing not only for 1988. but for Paul Swartz scored 21 points and Halftime; 47-all innocence.” he said. . ■ 7 Asked for his plans now. Kramer said. “ I plan to go some place 11 and the Royals can renew his often. How­ Freshwater Gamefish Of North 1992 as well, for the Olympic contract on or before that date. ever, over the Joe German America, the most recent book I warm and play golf.” program as a whoie. The Royals cannot require past few years, have read, is a great reference W “ We beat those teams easily Tartabull to be in camp before periodically, I anyone interested in the ichthyol­ Coverage in Calgary ■ > 9 and we shouldn’t have been N Grabb grabs spotlight over Lendl March 1 under the Basic Agree­ mention the ogy of North American gamefish. playing them if we wanted to be AP photo ment between players and Hunting and The sections of the book are well-prepared for the Olympics” PHILADELPHIA — The crowd gathered to see Ivan Lendl, the of Minnetonka, Zaleski from Connecticut. broken down into the various REACHING IN — Winnipeg’s Gilles Brendan Shanahan to the puck Wednes- Fishing Library Roughly one-third of the 60- detracts from Games world’s top-ranked tennis player, but a match on the next court Fairfield bows Minn. The book covers an in-depth families of fishes. The Salmon game exhibition schedule leading Hamel stretches out and beats New day night. The Jets won, 3-1. proved more entertaining. . ^ ^ ku This firm has consistently study of this great fighting family contains every species of Bv Rick Warner time? Even Lendl stopped to watch at times as unseeded Jim brabD up to the Olympics was against Jersey’s Doug Sulliman (22) and FAIRFIELD (AP) — Joe Vivi- produced some excellent books gamefish. Habits, habitat in both salmon from Atlantaic salmon to The Associated Press ’ Gary Bender (speed skating) — lost a marathon tiebreaker but went on to upset eighth-seeded American college teams, which ano scored off a steal with 1:34 that are well written, and beauti­ rivers and lakes, the best time of each separate Pacific member; The king of cliches doesn’t know Tomas Smid 6-4, 6-7, 6-3 Wednesday in the $600,000 U.S. Pro offered little opposition. remaining to give Holy Cross the fully illustrated on a variety of the year to fish for smallmouths, i.e. Chinook, Coho, Sliver, etc. Too much talk.- Not enough when to quit. Last weekend, he Indoor Tennis Championships. The Olympians had a 21-0-1 lead for good in a 63-57 victory subjects. Among the titles pub­ as well as where, in North Also included in the Salmon 8 insight. cailed U.S. speed skater Eric record against the colleges, out- Devils do everything right, but win Lendl then mfethodically eliminated Richey Reneberg 6-2,6-2 in lished. some of which I’ve re­ America to find the best fishing family are all the trouts; Broo- That’s what we’ve been getting Flaim “ a future superstar” about' over Fairfield in a Metro Atlantic scoring them 189-54. In the only a one-hour, 23-minute match. , , viewed, are Fishing With Artifi­ areas are all very well presented. kies. Browns, Rainbowss, Dolly- from ABC announcers at the 20 times. His second favorite Athletic Conference basketball game the Olympians were held to Minnesota’s Mike Berger mi­ Reneberg occasionally engaged the tournament s No. 1 seed in cial Lures. The Art Of Hunting, The best equipment, or type of Vardens, Cutthroats, etc. By The Associated Press Winter Olympics. description of Flaim was “ confi­ game Wednesday. a tie, they still badly outshot and shandled the puck. long, deep-court volleys, but Lendl overpowered him in the Largemouth Bass, Panfish, Fish­ equipment, used to fish for these Each individual species has a With a few notable exceptions, dent, aimost cocky,” which he Fairfield. 7-19 and 3-10 in the outplayed Michigan State NHL Roundup stretch. ing With Live Bait, Cleaning & bronze backs as well as how to use breakdown, well illustrated in The New Jersey Devils did the commentators in Calgary used about 15 times. league, led most of the way, the University. Blackhawks 6, Oilers 4 Cooking Fish, and The Walleye. it and what lures, flies, etc., is color, containing Common almost everything right against have not turned in medal-winning Lynn Swann (bobsled) — A biggest advantage a 41-28 lead Had the Americans piayed a Chicago’s Djrk Graham scored Although I haven’t reviewed well illustrated with excellent names. Description. Subspecies, the the Winnipeg Jets. Canadlens 5, Canucks 4 performances. More often than graduate of the “ gee-whiz” with 17:55 to play. But the schedule with a stronger interna­ his 15th goal of the season, Celtics waive Darren Daye them all. I find each and every photography. In fact there are 490 Hybrids, Table Quality, Sporting not, they detract from the event school of broadcasting. Rarely Crusaders chipped away and took tional flavor, Richter said, they They controlled the puck, gave Stephane Richer capped a breaking a tie with 7:03 one most informative, and I look color photographs and illustra­ qualities. Habitat, Food Habits, rather than enhance it. tells us anything we don’t already BOSTON — The Boston Celtics waived reserve forward Darren a 51-50 lead on Paul Durkee’s 8 would have been better prepared up the fewest sjiots on goal in five-point performance by setting remaining. forward to'receiving the newly tions touching on all the above Spawning Habits. Age & Growth, The worst offenders: know. Daye Wednesday, a move that made room on their roster for inside move with 8; 34 to play. for the Olympics. franchise history and cut loose for up Mats Naslund for the winning Graham took a pass at center published items in the library. mentioned subjects. and the World Record. Jim McKay (host) — Has acted Mike Adamle (cross-country newly acquired Jim Paxson. , Pernell blocked a three-point “ We didn’t know much about 45 shots of their own. goal with three minutes to play as ice from Gary Nylund and beat This past year, they came out Dressing & Cooking Wild This is truly a most informative more like a cheerleader than a skiing) — See above. Daye, who learned he had been dropped before practice at attempt by Fairfield’s Troy Brad­ the European teams here." Rich­ But they didn’t win. Montreal won its fourth straight Grant Fuhr with a 15-foot wrist with three excellent, well illus­ Gamne. with text by Teresa book, and the illustrations, as in reporter. When the U.S. team was Sam Posey (luge) — Great Hellenic College, was signed by the Celtics in December 1986, ford with 12 seconds left and Holy ter said. “ We had to make Goalie Daniel Berthiaume game. shot. trated books. Smallmouth Bass, Marrone, is a great book for the others, are excellent. knocked out of the hockey compe­ vocabulary, but what’s he talking after being waived by the Chicago Bulls. Cross leading by 60-57 to seal the adjustments right on the ice and made up for a porous defense and Dressing & Cooking Wild Game, cooking freaks who are interested I ’ve been fishing for over 50 Leafs 4y North Stars 2 Kings 4, Capitals 3 tition, he immediately began about? I ’m still trying to figure Daye appeared in 47 games this season with the Celtics, win. that was difficult to do." got the little support he needed on ' j Junior forward Glenn Tropf led and Freshwater Gamefish of in different ways of preparing years, and each time I pick up one goals by Dave Ellet. Andy Peter ^hnacak scored twice and Luc Robitaille and Mike Allison talking about the “ amazing out what he meant when he called averaging 6.0 points a game, but he played less as the year Richter and his teammates Holy Cross, 12-14 and 7-6, with North America. game. of these books I learn something McBain and Dale Hawerchuk Ed Olezyk added the game- scored twice each as Los Angeles number” of events stiil to come. Bonny Warner the "Paul New­ progressed. hope to salvage something from game highs of 22 points and 13 Smallmouth Bass, written by This book, again superbly illus­ new. It’s a great library. Wednesday night as Winnipeg winner late in the second period snapped Washington’s six-game He also defended the frequent man of luge.” these Olympics with a victory rebounds. Pernell had 16 points Dick Sternberg, a fisheries biolo­ trated. not only covers recipes, won 3-1. as Toronto snapped an 11-game winning streak. cutaways from U.S. hockey Peggy Fleming (figure skat­ t(xiay against Switzerland in the Shriver leads group In quarters and Durkee added 13. gist and fisherman with broad but the first part of the book packs “ Berthiaume gave us the best home winless streak against The Kings broke a 1-1 tie with games, saying ABC was in ing) — One of the few announcers game for seventh place. Sophomore forward Tom Squ- experience, has compiled an a most informative section on Joe Carman, a Manchester goaltending I ’ve seen ail year.” Minnesota. . three straight goals in less than Calgary “ to cover the Olympics, who doesn’t talk too much. The FAIRFAX, Va. — Second-seeded Pam Shriver used a But Richter clearly was eri led Fairfield with 17 points, Ed excellent book, with contribu­ field dressing big game, small resident for many years. Is a Jets Coach Dan Maloney said. Olezyk snapped a 2-2 tie at 16; 48 seven minutes in the second not just hockey.” If ABC didn’t problem Is, she apparently has near-flawless serve to dominate Sylvia Hanika W^nes(lay, 6-2, haunted by the Americans’ in­ Duncan had 11, Bradford had 10, tions from some of the country’s game, upland birds and water- recognized authority on the sub­ “ New Jersey deserved a better by beating goaltender Don Beau- period, driving Capitals goalie want viewers to focus on the U.S. nothing to say. Her idea of 6-0, and move into the quarterfinals of the $300,000 Virginia Slims ject of bamboo fly rods, and the ability to make it into the medal 13 Jaelow his average. Harold leading smallmouth fishermen. fowl, It also goes on to show how round for the second straight fate. Grand larceny tonight, pre with a backhander on a Clint Malarchuk from the net team, then why did it arrange to in-depth commentary: “ I love the of Washington tennis tournament. sport of fly fishing. Bentley also had 10 points. One of these gentlemen, is Rich to butcher, portion, clean and Olympics. pulling a win out of here.” short-handed breakaway after with 6:51 left. show all the games in prime­ music.” MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Feb. 28,1988 - »

M - MANCHESTER.HERALD, Thursday. Feb. 28, 1988 SCOREBOARD FOCUS Social Security Olympics Vasectomy can be reversed Hockey m 1 t 2 -1 ' JerMv • 1 1—3 Sister, 14, Wrst Period—1, Winnipeg, E llett 13 DEAR ABBY: I ’m writing in reference to “ No '(P.MocLeon, Steen), 6:49. Penalties— Olympic medal table Baby of My Own,” whose husband’s urologist said NHL standings Togllanettl, Win (roughing), 7:36; Ver- his vasectomy could not be reversed. I would have beek, NJ (roughing), 7:26; Souve, NJ, might get served by O'Callahon (delay of gome), Through Feb. told her to get a second — or even a third — opinion. WALES CONFERENCE 1 0 ;« Boschman,. Win (roughing), Nation ” S B—Tot It was also my first marriage and my husband’s Patrick Dtvitlon 1^54; McBaIn, Win (hooking), 18:07. Soviet Union 8 8 6 -2 2 D ear A bby W L T f East Germany second. He had had a vasectomy for 15 years when Second Period—2, New Jersey, Driver 12 benefits P)iModelphla 32 22 7 71 221 7U Switzerland he had a reversal. His urologist said he had a 30 Abigail Van Buren NY Islanders 30 23 8 68 244 211 (Muller, Broten), 10:12 (pp). Penoltles— Austria percent chance of fathering a child because of the Washington 30 26 6 66 212 188 Duncan, Win (tripping), 1:21;Marols, Flnlond New Jersey 27 31 5 59 217 238 Win (cross-checking), 1:50; Duncan, W n West Germany length of time he had the vasectomy. QUESTION: I have a 15year- PIMsburgh 25 28 9 59 235 250 (roughing), 4:44; J.MacLean, NJ Netherlands For 11 months nothing happened, then he recalled old sister who has been blind NY Rangers 24 29 8 56 233 226 (roughing), 4:44; Sundstrom, NJ (hook­ Norway Adorns Division ing), 4:44; CIrello, NJ (crosschecking), Sweden that he had read in your column that if a man wanted since birth. I think she should Monfreol 34 20 10 78 ^ 203 7:27; Berry, Win (holding), 10:00; United States to become a father, he should quit wearing those apply for SSI, but my parents Boston 35 22 5 75 237 194 Morols, Win (tripping), 12:06; P.Mo- Canada Buffalo 26 26 9 61 211 »3 cLeon, Win (holding), 14;11; Czechoslovakia snug-fitting undershorts. Abby, t wo months after he think that becau.se she’s a minor, Hartford 26 28 7 59 187 201 O'Callohon, NJ (hooking), 16:17. France had switched to boxer shorts, I was pregnant! So place to light up without feeling guilty was they’re responsible for her and Quebec 24 32 4 52 213 232 Third Perlod-3, Winnipeg, McBoln 27 Yugoslavia she won’t qualify. Is that correct? CAMPBELL CONFERENCE (P.MacLeon, Carlyle), 1:59 (pp). 4, Win­ Italy thanks to my husband’s doctor and Dear Abby, we appreciated by them even more than by the Norris Division nipeg, Hawerchuk 39 (Carlv.le), 4:24 (sh). Japan are the proud parents of a beautiful baby girl, non-smokers. W L T PtS OF OA penalties—Duncon, Win (roughing), 1:05; BLESSED IN COLORADO ANSWER; Not entirely. To Detroit 31 22 8 70 249 211 Danevko, NJ double minor (roughliw, cross-checking), 1:05; Kumpel, Win DEAR ABBY: My mother recently passed away, qualify for SSI, a person must F St. Louis 28 28 5 61 212 213 Wednesday’s medal winners Chicooo 25 31 6 56 218 251 (Interference), 3:18; Steen, Win (holtj- DEAR BLESSED: Congratulations! It should be and I ’m looking for a poem or article that appeared meet certain income and re­ Toronto 19 35 10 48 M 266 Ing), 7:48; Neufeld, Win, malor (hlgh- source limits. Some of your Minnesota 17 36 9 43 187 256 stl eking), 10:38; P.Mac|jean,Wln(holdlno); ALPINE SKIING noted that those considering a vasectomy should in one of your columns about six years ago. I can’t SmvtlM Division __ 19:47; Duncan, Win (high-sticking), 19:47; Giant Slalom inform their urologists that a reversal (or remember it exactly, but it likened death to a ship parents’ income and resources Edmonton 35 20 8 78 287 TO Togllanettl, Win, malor (fighting), (JOLD—VrenI Schneider, Switzerland. passing out of a harbor and across the horizon. I will be counted as your sister’s in Calgorv 35 20 7 77 294 TO 19:47; Shanahan, NJ, m alor (fighting), SILVER—Christa KInshofer Guetleln, “ vaso-vasotomy” ) may be considered later. The Winnipeg 28 25 9 *5 TO TO 19:47. West Germany. _ ■ surgical procedure would be slightly different in would love to ha ve a copy and to see it in print again. determining if she meets those Los Angeles 24 36 5 53 2 ^ TO Shots on goal—Winnipeg 1-4-7—12. New BRONZE—AAarla Walllser, Switzerlond. MRS. DOT JUDGE, limits. Tell your parents they Jersey 17-18-10-45. order to make the reversal easier. Vancouver 21 36 7 49 222 252 NORDIC COMBINED SOMERSET, MASS. should check at any Social Wodnesiiav't Games Power-play Opportunities—Winnipeg 1 Team Montreal 5, Vancouver 4 of 5; New Jersey 1 ot 12. GOLD—West Germany (Thomas DEAR ABBY: I took a bold step when sending out Security office to see if your.aister Winnipeg 3, New Jersey 1 Goalies—Winnipeg, Berfhlcwme (45 E Mueller, Hans Pohl, Hubert Schwarz). Toronto 4, Minnesota 2 shots-44 saves). New Jersey, Souve (12-9). invitations for a holiday party held in my home. On DEAR MRS. JUDGE: The title of the piece is “ A will qualify. Cblcogo 6, Edmonton 4 A_11,0)3. SILVER—Switzerland (Fredv Glanz- the invitation I had: "To accommodate both Parable of Immortality” by Henry Van Dyke; Los Angeles 4, Washington 3 Referee—B ill McCreary. Linesmen— mann, Hlppalyt Kempt, Andreos Schood). “ 1 am standing upon the seashore. A ship at my QUESTION: My husband is Ttiursdov's Oantes Mike Cvik, Dan McCourt. BRONZE—Austria (Hansloerg Aschen- smokers and non-smokers, srnblttng on the patio Ann Logan/Sp«clil to tti* Hurald Hartford at Boston, 7:35 p.m. wald, Guenther Csar, Klaus Sul- only, please.” side spreads her white sails to the morning breeze entitled to Medicare because he Pittsburgh at New York Rangers,7:35p m. Maple Leifs 4. North Stars 2 zenbacher), Since about 20 of the 80 guests were smokers. I and starts for the blue ocean. She is an object of WANTS ATTENTION — Allie, a beautiful female cat, has permanent kidney failure. SKI JUMPING His brother has offered to donate St. Louis at Buffalo, 7:35 p.m. Team feared that the smokers might be angry and decline beauty and strength, and I stand and watch until at sits at attention on the shoulder of Judy Lazorik of Aid Chicooo at New York Islanders, 8:05 MlniMSoto 1 1 •—1 /IS GOLD—Finland (Arl Pekko NIkkota, to come. I was wrong. All the smokers accepted. last she hangs like a speck of white cloud just where to Helpless Animals. a kidney for transplant. Will p.m. Toronto ® M atll Nvkanen, Tuomo YllpuMlr Jon the sea and sky come down to mingle with each Me(iicare help pay for his broth­ Friday's Games First Period—1, Minnesota, Clccarelll 30 Pulkkonen). I placeda large ashtray on the patio, and when the Quebec at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. (Bellows, (jogner), 10:04 (pp). Penalties— SILVER—Yuoostovlo (Prlmoz Ulogo, party was over, I noticed it was full of cigarette other. Then someone at my side says. “ There she er’s part of the transplant New York Rangers ot New Jersey, 7:45 Gogner, Min (hooking), 4:37; R lchor*on, AAotloz Zupon. Aftotloz Dcbelok, Miron butts. goes!” Adopt a Pet surgery? p.m. Tor, misconduct, 4:37; Secord, Tor (hold­ Tepts). Calgary at Vancouyer, 10:35 p.m. ing), 5:04; Osborne, Tor (holding), 6:50; Reglnild Plnto/Mincheeter Herald BRONZE—Norwov (Ole Eldhammer, My non-smoking guests expressed gratitude for a “ Gone where? Gone from my sight... that is all. Semenko, Tor (hooking), 9:52; Bellows, Jon Klorum. Ole FIdlestol. Erik smoke-free atmosphere, and the smokers thanked She is just as large in mast and hull and spar as she ANSWER: Yes. Medicare hos­ Min, double minor (elbowing, roughing), DEANERY LEAGUE FOUNDERS — league started with three teams and now Johnsen). me for allowing them to smoke where they didn’t was when she left my side and just as able to bear pital insurance pays the full cost NHL results 10:04; Terrion, Tor, double minor (chorg- Ing, roughing), 10:04; Musll, Min (holding). (From left) Jill Qelinas of St. Bridget, has seven. Feehan and Byrnes still have to feel guilty. her load of living freight to the place of destination of care for a person who donates a 13:12; accorelll, Min (holding), 19:17, kidney to someone covered by John Byrnes of St. Rose and Joel coach while Gelinas is the athletic ED BAMBERGER. Her diminished size is in me. not in her. And just at Laddie is friendiy Canadlens 5. Canucks 4 Second Period—2, Toronto, Ihnacok 5 Men'sgO-meterteamskI jumping FLOWER MOUND. TEXAS the moment when someone at my side says. 'There Medicare. This includes all reaso­ (Osborne, Leemon). 4:38. 3, Toronto, Feehan of St. James formed the Deanery director at St. Bridget. St. Rose won the she goes! ’ there are other eyes watching her coming nable preparatory, operation and Ihnocok 6 (Salmlno, Osborne), 7:46. 4, 1988 titie with a 12-0 record. postoperative recovery expenses Vancouver 0 2 2—4 Minnesota, accorelll 31 (Bellows, Man- Girls’ Basketball League which cele­ CALGARY, Alberta (AP) — Final rwults DEAR ED: Hooray for you. Smokers are people, and other voices ready to take up the glad shout. Montreal 1 3 i—* tha), 9:28. 5, Toronto, O la v k 33, 16:48 brated its 10th year this past season. The W edne^ov In the men's 90-meter team too. and I'nri'sure your providing smokers with a ‘Here she comes!” and weii-behaved connected with the donation. For First Period—1, Montreal, Walter 11 (sh). Penalties—Lani, Tor (cross- ski lumping medal event at the Winter more information, contact any (Richer, Chellosi, 5:07 (pp). Penoltles— chfMIng). 10:02; Daoust, Tor (hooking), pound week days from noon to Wickenhelser, Van (hooking), 4:36; Coxe, 10:54; lofrote. Tor (elbowing), 16:M. ^L'^'p/ntand (Arl Pekka NIkkolo, Mahl Bv Barbara Richmond Social Security office. Von (roughing), 16:44; Oiellos, AAon Nvkanen, Tuomo Yllpulll, Jarl Pulk- Manchester Herald 1 p.m. The phone number at (roughing), 16:44. OPoInt goal—Price. Fouled out—None. W. Illinois 76, Akron 71 konen), 634.4 points. the pound is 6456642. If there is Third Period—6, Toronto, Damphousse W. Michigan 79, Cent. Michigan 72 Second Period—7, Vancouver, Sondlok 10 (Frveer, Gill), 13:26. Penalties—Lani, Rebounds—Clevelond 56 (West 11), Dallas 2 Yugoslavia (Prlmoz Ulogo, NWtlaz Ifs a controversial topic no answer call the police QUESTION: My Social Secur­ 12 (Adams), 1:29. 3, Vancouver, Bruce 3 53 (Tarplev 9). Assists—Clevelond 22 SOUTHWEST Zupon, Matiaz Debetak, Miron Tepes), Laddie, a tri-color collie Tor (cross-checking), 1:)4; Giles, Min (R.Harper6),Dallas18(D.Horper,Davls5). Baylor 72, Rice 57 ity check almost always gets here (Coxe, Melnyk), 1:56.4, Montreal, Richer 36 (holding), 1:59; Musll, Min (holding), Basketball 625.5. cross, is this week’s featured department, 6454555. There is (Chellos, Walter), 11:11 (pp). 5, Montreal, Total fouls—Cleveland 17, Dollos 17. Houston 73,,Texas ABM 70 3. Norway (Ole Eldhammer, Jon Klorum, by the 3rd of the month. Today is 2:32; Musll, Min (delay of game), 9:45; Oklahoma 95, Kansas 87 also someone on duty at the Chellos 14 (Richer, Naslund), 13:36 (pp). 6. Leemon, Tor (delay of gome),9:45; Berger, Technicol—Tarplev. A—17,007. Ole FIdlestol, Erik Johnsen), 596.1. DEAR DR. GOTT: You missed the boat in your pet. Laddie was picked up on the 5th and my check still hasn’t Montreol, Richer 37 (Robinson), 14:28. Oklahoma St. 90, Nebrosko 73 U.S. Finish pound Monday through Friday Min, misconduct, 10:23; Richardson, Tor, Southern Meth. 82, Texas Tech K reply to the woman whose boyfriend developed a Feb. 18 on Wilfred Road. come. It has never been this late. Penalties—Stem, Van (roughing), 2:33; misconduct, 10:23. _ NBA standings 10. United States (Ted Longlols, Newport, from 6 to 9 p.m. Corson, Mon (roughing), 2:33; Coxe, Van Spurs! 23.76ers 121 Texas 69, Texas Christian 55 N.H; Mark Konopacke, Klngsford, rash after she used a douche prior to sex. Why not Dog Warden Richard Rand What should I do? Shots on goal—Minnesota 5-11-6—22. FAR WEST There is a $5 fee to adopt a (hooking), 11:04; Stem, Von (roughing), Toronto 8-11-10—29. Mich.; Dennis McGrane, Littleton, Ohio; tell her that the practice of douching has no value said Laddie is about 10 weeks 13:05; Vancouver bench,servedbvLeBlonc EASTERN CONFERENCE Colorado 87. Missouri 78 MIchoel Holland, Norwich, Vt.), 496.8. dog and the new owner must Power-play Opportunities—Minnesota Atlontic Division PHILADELPHIA (121) _ and is discouraged by knowledgeable health Dr. Gott old and is well-behaved and ANSWER: Although it doesn’t (unsporfsmonllke conduct), 13:05; Svob- 1 of 7; Toronto 0 of 5. w L Pet. GB Barkley 1619 612 37, Colemon 64 60 4, have the dog licensed and see oda, Mon, malor (hlgh-sttcklng),13:05. Goalies—Minnesota, Beoupre (29 shots- — GmlnskI 8-18 5621, Cheeks 7-1004) 14, Toney professionals? Why did you not teil her that her body very friendly. happen often, once in a while Boston 38 U .704 How Top 20 fared Peter Gott, M.D, that it has its rabies shots. 25 saves). Toronto, Wregget (22-20). Philadelphia ?7 30 .423 15 512 04) 11, Robinson 7-19 53 17, Wingate is good; it’s not dirty and doesn’t require douching Three dogs have been checks are late. If your check Third Period—7, Vancouver, Melnyk 2 A—16,382. 20 31 .392 16 V? 610 66 12, Thornton 06 06 0, Henderson Women's giant slalom results Aid to Helpless Animals Inc. (Adorns, Sondlok), 1:24. 8, Vancouver, New York adopted since last week. Cleo, isn’t delivered by the 6th of the Referee—Andy vanHellemond. Washington 19 3? .373 17 V? 1-3 2-2 4, Vranes 61 1-2 1,Klno66660. How the Associated Press Top Twenty to be “ good enough” for her boyfriend? has many cats and kittens that Butcher 6 (Pederson, Bruce), 6:45 (pp). 9, Linesmen—Roy Scopinello, Jerry Pote- New Jersey 12 40 .231 25 Totals49-962625121. college bosketboll teoms tored Wednes- the featured pet last Thursday, month, get in touch with any Montreal, Naslund 26 (Richer, Corson), mon. SAN ANTONIO (123) MOUNT ALLAN, Alberta (AP) — Bnal are in need of good homes. This 17:00. Penoltles—Corson, Mon (Inter­ Central Division dov: DEAR READER: Douching is a controversial has been adopted by an East Social Security office. The people Detroit 33 18 .647 — (ireenwood 68 61 8, Mitchell 1-5 1-2 3, 1. Temple (251) did not ploy. results Wednesday In the women's giant week’s featured feline is Allie ference), 4:59; Stem, Von (holding), 34 19 .642 — Anderson 61151019, Robertson 11-216623, 2. Purdue (22-2) did not ploy. slalom medal eventat the Winter Olympics: topic. Unquestionably, women are well advised to Hartford family. Also adopted there will help you find out what 11:00; (Solnev, Mon (roughing). 11:00; Atlanta and she’s definitely not an Chicago 31 22 .585 3 Dawkins 7-13 4-4 18, Nealy 1-1 60 2, 3. Arizona (252) did not play. by an East Hartford family happened and see that you get 2 Adams, Van (high-sticking), 11:25; avoid douching entirely or to do it parsimoniously. Milwaukee 28 23 .549 5 BrIckowskI 614 58 21, Berry 11-23 66 22, 4. Oklahoma (252) beat Kansas 9587. 1. VrenI Schnelder,SwItzerland,2mlnutes, alley cat. All of the cats put up Chellos, Mon (high-sticking), 11:25, Kings 4. Capitals 3 Sundvold611-2 1 , M vers57606, NImphlus 6.49 seconds, prescribes different drugs, but nothing helps. was Oscar. Oscar’s brother, your money as soon as possible. Indlono 28 24 538 SV7 5. Duke (264) lost to No. 18 N. Carolina The reasons, as you have stated, are that the for adoption have been neu­ Shots on goal—Vancouver 9-1^6—25. Clevelond 28 26 .519 6'/? 66 06 0. Totals 54-104 1627 123. State 89-78. 2. Christo KInshofer Guetleln, West reproductive tract isbasically clean and women are Felix, is still waiting to be Montreal 129-9—30. Washington 1 1 1—3 WESTERN CONFERENCE Philadelphia 29 31 33 B 6-121 6. Pittsburgh (196) did not play. Germany, 2:07.42. tered or spayed and have had Power-plov Opportunities—Vancouver 1 3. Mario Walllser, Switzerland, 2:07.72. often misled by media advertising into believing DEAR READER: You certainly seem to have adopted and is quite lonely. Los Angeles 1 3 Midwest Division Son Antonie 27 34 24 X 7. Michigan (22-4) did not play. their shots unless they are too QUESTION: I retired in June of of 2; Montreal 3 of 3, R rst Period—1, Los Angeles. Allison 12 L Pel. GB 5Polnt goals— Barkley 2, Toney, Ro­ 8. Nevodo-Los Vegas (253) did not U.S. Finishers received more than adequate attention to your Felix is about 4 months old and Goalies—Vancouver, Caprice (Mshots-25 W that douching is a neces.sary part of female hygiene. last year. I understand that half (Fox, Loughlln), 2:36 (pp). 2, Washing­ Dallas 35 17 .673 bertson . Fouled out—Greenwood. play. 12. Dlonn Rotfe, Williamson, N.Y., distressing symptoms. Despite this, you are still is a Labrador retriever- young when taken. saves). Montreal, Rov (25-21) ton, Hunter 18 (Gould, Stevens), 17:25. Houston 31 19 .620 3 Rebounds—Phllodelphlo 52 (Barkley 21), 9. North Carolina (264) did not ploy. 2:10.69. This is not the case. Anyone wishing to adopt a of my Social Security benefits A—16,478. Penoltles—Hunter, Wos (cross-checking), 31 20 .608 3V? ton Antonio W (Anderson 10). Assists— 10. Syracuse (2(L6) did not ploy. 13. O b b le Armstrong, Seottle, 2:10.72. On the otherhand, forone reason or another, some having trouble that appears to be rooted in or shepherd cross. He and Oscar Referee—Terrv Gregson. Linesmen— Denver cat permanently or willing to may be taxed. Will I receive 2:13; NIcholls, LA (hooking), 11:26; Robl- Utah 27 25 .519 8 Phllodelphlo 35 (Cheeks 10), ton Antonlo37 11. Brigham Young (22-2) did not ploy. Tamara McKinney, Olympic Valley, women prefer to douche. Although I wouldn’t around the nerve of your ear. were found roaming on Wyllys Gerard Gauthier, Randy MItton. tcllle, LA (hooking), 14:10; Svkes, LA San Antonio 20 30 400 14 (Robertson, Dawkins 9). Total fouls— 12. Kentucky (19-5) beat Louisiana State Call(.,ONF-l, provide temporary homes anything from Social Security Philadelphia 20, Son Antonio 25. Heidi Voelker, Pittsfield, Mass. DNF-2. recommend regular douching. I see no reason why a”* In situations like this. I cannot second-guess your Street. (hooking), 19:44. Sacramento 16 36 .308 19 9569. . while cats are waiting to be showing how much } received in Second Period—3. Los Angeles, Robl- Pacific Division Technicols—^ r k le v , ton Antonio Coach 13. lowo (157) beat Northwestern 91-74. woman, depending on the circum.stances. shiiuldn’t various doctors. Nevertheless. I believe that you — Weiss, ton Antonio Illegal defense. A—6,766. benefits during 1987? tallle 38 (Carpenter), 4:38. 4, Los Angeles, L A. Lakers 43 9 .827 14. Bradley (206) did not play. could pioperly be referred to the ear, nose and The dog pound is located off adopted, should call any of the Blackhawks6.0llars4 Robitallle 39 (Duchesne, Loughlln),9:58. Portland 31 21 .596 12 15. Missouri (17-7) lost to Colorado 87-78. douche on occasion, if she so wishes. All I did was 5 following numbers; 6657000, .500 17 throat clinic at a large teaching hospital or Olcott Street near the town’s 5, Los Angeles, Allison 13 (Plovtalr, Seattle 27 27 answer that douching can cause a skin rash . I didn’t ANSWER: Yes. You will re­ Duchesne), 11:16.6. Washington, Ledvord 3 Phoenix 16 35 .314 26V? Nuggets 123. Jazz 120 16. Wyoming (265) did not ploy. Team nordic combined results University Center. Using newer techniques, not landfill a^a. Rand is at the 6250489, 232-8317, or 242-2156. Edmonton 1 2 1—4 ((Partner), 18:04. Penalties—Hunter, Golden State 14 36 .270 28 17. Vanderbilt (17-7) lost to Auburn 81-68. intend to mediate a disagreement regarding the ceive a statement of your benefits Chicago i 3 *-6 39 .220 31 always available to doctors in private practice, First Period—1, Chicago, Volve 33 Was (holding), 1:37; Playfair, LA (Interfer­ L A. ; 11 pros and cons of the practice. sometime in January. It is a ence), 5:59. Wednesday's Games 18. North Carolina State (19-6) beat No. 5 MOUNT ALLAN, Alberto (AP) — Final super-specialists may be able to diagnose your (Pang), 1:15. 2, Edmonton, Simpson 41 DENVER (123) Social Security Benefit State­ (TIkkanen, Messier), 18:46 (pp). Third Period—7, Washington, Fronce- Boston 113. Portland 112 English 1626 7-9 35, Schoves . 2-5____ 66 10, ,^ u k e 89-78. results Wednesday in the team nordic ailment and suggest treatment. schettl 3 (Sundstrom), 15:19. Penoltles— Mll-woukee 97, Indiana 94 Rasmussen 1624 53 35, Lever 618------36 15,4B ” . Loyola, ColK. (22-3) did not ploy. combined medal event at the Winter DEAR DR. GOTT: I ha ve an imbalance when I’m ment, Form SSA-1099. It will Penalties—Noonan, Chi (hooking), 5:55; X . (3eorglo Tech (196) did not ploy. VIncelette, Oil, malor (high-sticking), Kennedy, LA (high-sticking), 10:40; Hunter, Dallas 93, Cleveland 89 Adams5141-113, Hanzilk 3-91-27, Dunn612-2 Olympics: on my feet. I also have tinnitus, and my right ear In addition. I am sending you a free copy of my show the total amount of your 8:41; Anderson, Edm (hooking), 12:40; Was (roughing), 10:57; Svkes, LA San Antonio 123, Philadelphia 121. OT 2, Natt 56 06 6, Evans 06 06 0. Totals 49-103 1. West (tormany (Thomas Mueller, Health Report. Help II: Physical Illness. Others (roughing), 10:57. Denver 123, Utah 120 Hons Pohl, Hubert Schworz), 1 hour, TO hurts all the time and feels like it’s full of something. benefits for 1987 as well as any Beukeboom, Edm (Interference), 15:11; 2527123. who would like a copy should send $1 and their name Sutter.Chl (hooking),18:29. Shots on goal—Woshlngton 611-15—34. Detroit 107, Golden State 93 UTAH (1») . Big East standings minutes, 46.0 seconds. I’ye had two CT scans, four tests for dizziness. 10 deductions for things like Medi­ Los Angeles 611-7-26. 'Tbursdav's Games AAalone 11-25 1618 X , lovaronl 55 06 4, 2. Switzerland (Fredv Gtanzmonn, Hlppo- and address to P.O. Box 91369. Cleveland. OH Power-ploy Opportunities— Washington, Dallos at Houston, 8:30 p.m. hearing tests (my right ear has 85 percent hearing) care premiums. Second Period—3, Chicooo, Valve 34 Eaton 26 61 4, Stockton 1617 64 24, Big East Conference O 'oll lyt Kempf, Andreas Schood), 1:X:49.4. 44101-3369. Be sure to mention the title. (Larm er, T.M urrav), 2:35 (pp). 4, 0 of 5; Los Angeles 1 of 2. Clevelond at Phoenix, 9:M p.m. G riffith 615 66 16, Bailey 7-13 3-4 17, W L W L 3. Austria (Hansloerg Aschenwold, and have beeii to seven doctors. Everyone Edmonton, Simpson 42 (Lowe, Atess- Goalies—Washington, Malarchuk N e w ^ o rk at Los Angeles Clippers. Green 2-5064, Hansen 2-5 2-6 6, Turpin 2-4 53 Pittsburgh 9 3 19 4 Guenther Csar, Klaus Sulzenbacher), ler), 4:41. 5, Edmonton, AAcSorley 9 (17 shots-13 saves), Peeters (6:51 second 10:30 ^ 7.T0tals 4695 2634 120-„ „ _ „ Syracuse 9 4 20 6 1:21:16.9. QUESTION: My 15year-old (MocTovIsh), 7:21. 6, Chlcogo, Larmer 27 period, 69). Los Angeles, 6Aelonson (2623). woshlngton ot Sacramento, 10:30 p m DMVer 32 31 29 31—123 Vlllonova 9 5 18 9 U.S. Finish (Sovard, B.Wilson), 12:42 (pp). 7, Chicooo, Friday's Games UtSh 32 28 28 33-1M St. John's 7 6 16 8 10. United States (Joe Holland, Nor­ brother has been blind since S avard 38, 19:20 (sh ). P ena ltie s— A—9,620. Milwaukee at Boston, 7 :X p.m. 5Polnt goals—Adorns 2. Fouled out— Georgetown 7 7 17 8 wich, Vt., Hans Johnstone, (Uirllsle, birth. I think he should apply for Beukeboom, Edm (holding), 1:31; Sanl- Referee—Mike Noeth. Linesmen— I4ew Jersey at Detroit, 7:M p.m. Hanzilk. Rebounds—Denver 57 (Lever 10), Seton Hall 6 7 18 10 NIass., Todd Wilson, Winter Park, Colo.), Rvon Bozak, Bob Hodges. Atlanta at Indiana, 8 p.m. Utah 56 (Malone 17). Assists—Denver 37 5 9 14 11 1 :X:07.4. It’s a ‘fascinating’ question SSI. but my parents think that poss. O il (holding), 7:39; TIkkanen. Edm Boston College (sloshing), 11:39; Cochrone, Chi (slosh­ Portland at Chicooo, 8 :X p.m. (Lever 16), Utah 27 (Stockton 16). Total Providence 4 9 10 14 because he’s a minor, they’re Houston at San Antonio, 8:M p.m fouls—O n v e r 25, Utah 21. A—12,444. Connecticut 4 10 13 11 ing), 11:39; Muni, Edm (tripping), 11:47; FTiltadelphIa at Denver, 9:,X p.m. responsible for him and he won’t AAanson, Chi (holding), 17:50. Utah at Los Angeles Lakers, 10:X p.m. Pistons 107. Warriors 93 Wednesday's Result Olympic hockey medal round DEAR DR. REINISCH: 1 have just completed my ; t qualify. Is that right? Sacromento at Seattle, 10:X p.m. St. John's 69, (toorgetown 66 Third Period—8, Edmonton, Acton 11 Scholastic New York at Golden State, 11 p.m. first trimester of pregnancy. This is my second (Huddv), :44. 9, Chicooo, Graham 15 Today's Gome pregnancy, and I experienced the same unusual ANSWER: Not entirely. To (Nylund, B.WIIson), 12:57. 10, Chlcogo, DETROIT (107) ^ Syrocuse at Providence, 7 p.m. w L T P tf GF 6A Lormer 28 (Savard, Nylund), 19:59 NBA results Mahorn 69 36 11, Rodman 5in 510 15, Saturday's Games Soviet Union 3 0 0 6 17 4 phenomenon during my first pregnancy: orgasm qualify for SSI, a person must 14 4 (en). Penalties—McSorlev, Edm Lalmbeer 615 56 23, Dumars 614 2-3 18, Pittsburgh at UConn (Civic Center), 1 Finland 2 0 1 5 during sleep. Each time. I ’ve been dreaming about Kinsev Report meet certain incoine and re­ (roughing), 2:48; VIncelette, Chi Bannat girls varsity Thomas 7-17 5318, Salley 16 535, Johnson p.m. Sweden 1 0 2 4 11 7 (roughing), 2:48; Simpson, Edm (slosh­ Celtics 113. Trail Blazers 112 6134616, LewIs62161.Totals46B42637107. Vlllonova at Seton Hall, 1 p.m. Wst O rm o n v 1 2 0 2 5 15 masturbation (no other person involved) and wake June M. Relnisch. Ph.D. r source limits. Some of your ing), 7:43; Nylund, Chi (roughing), 7:43; The Bennet Junior High girls' vorslty St. John's a t Boston College, 8 p.m. Canada 0 2 1 1 3 10 up after the orgasm, realizing that 1 have indeed parents' income and resources Lacombe, Edm (holding), 9:51; TIk­ basketball team ended Its regular (30LDEN STATE (93) Sunday's Game Czchoslovoklo 0 3 0 0 4 14 kanen, Edm (high-sticking), 12:25; Mon- seoson with o 3620 win over the South PORTLAND (112) Higgins 59 52 7, L.SmIth 1-5 06 2, Syracuse ot Kentucky, 2:X p.m. climaxed during my dream. will be counted as your brother’s son,Chi (high-sticking), 12:25. Catholic freshmen Wednesday after­ Kersey 1617 1-2 25, Co.Jones 2-2 60 4, Sampson 612 1-2 17, Garland 1617 1-2 22, Monday's (tomes Tuesday's (tomes I have never heard of women having “ wet in determining if he meets those noon. Jen Brindisi led Bennet with eight Duckworth 4-8 2-2 10, Drexler 1623 610 36, Mullln 517 64 14, Frank 26 66 4, St, John's at UConn (Civic O n te r),8 points while Amy Shumaker added six. 11th Race dreams.” and this is not mentioned in any limits. Tell your parents they Shots on goal—Edmonton 17-7-5—29. Porter 514 1-1 11, Vandeweohe 7-16 62 16, O.SmIth 612 1-1 13, Teogle 512 2-2 15 p.m. France 6, Norwov 6, 2-0 SO Chicooo 7-165—28. Erika Nelson collected eight rebounds Holton 4-6 (M) 6 Lucas 1-3 62 2. Totals 4689 Feltl61060, McDonald 16062. Totals 4695 Providence at Georgetown, 7:X p.m. pregnancy book I ’ve read. Does this happen to other should check at any Social while Marianne Loto, Amy MIzoras, Ninth Place Power-ploy Opportunities—Edmonton 1619 112. Boston College at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. Austria 3, Poland 2 Security office to see If your 1 of 5; Chicooo 2 of 5. Dana Hartle, Kerri LIndland, Vickie BOSTON (113) D ^ ? 29 26 24 28-107 Tuesday's (tome Wednesday's Gomes women? Simons, Allison Newman and Courtney Bird 17-35 69 44, Lohaus 612 66 12, Vlllonova at Syracuse, 8 p.m. brother can get SSI payments. Goalies—Edmonton, Fuhr (27 shots-22 Golden State 17 28 X 28— 93 Medal Round examination, my gynecologist found cysts on the saves). Chicago, Pang (29-25). McBride ployed well for Bennet, which Parish 1615 63 22, Johnson 3-6 2-2 8, 5Polnt pools—Thomas, Higgins, Gar- Wednesday's (tome Sweden 6, Czechoslovakia 2 DEAR READER: Both males anci females can A—17,759. _ ^ finishes 63. AInge 1617 60 22, MInnIeflHd 62 60 0, lond. Fouled out—L.SmIth. Rebounds— Seton Hall at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Rnland 8, West Germonv 0 inside of my vagina. She said they were nothing to Referee—Denis Morel. Llnesttien—Brad Roberts 1-2626 Acres60000,Gllmore623-4 Detroit 62 (Mahorn, Lalmbeer 12), Soviet Union 5, Conoda 0 have orgasms during sleep, usually in asso(?iation B w ban RIohmond/MinehMtar Harald 3.TotolS 47-91 16M 113, worry about and did not recommend any QUESTION: I have been re­ Laiarowich, Mark Pare. Golden State SO ((torland 11). Assists— Thursday's (tome with the stage of sleep called REM (rapid eye ceiving Social Security survivors Portland 31 34 29 11-112 Detroit 24 (Thomas 11), Golden State 23 Seyenth Place movement). when dreaming takes place. In REM medication. NEEDS A HOME — Laddie, an armful for Dog Warden BOtten 35 30 19 26-113 (M ullln 8). Total fouls—Detroit 14, (Solden United States vs. Switzerlond, 3 :X p.m. benefits since my father died Bowling 6P olnt goals—AInge 2, Bird. Fooled I am sick over this. Should I get another opinion? State 26. Technical—Golden State bench. Radio, T V Friday's Gomes stages, the body and brain go thriiugh measurable Richard Rand, is waiting at the dog pound to be several years ago. I’m now 16, o u t—N o n e . Rebounds—Portland X A—14,340. West Germany vs. Canada, 12:X p.m. changes in types and levels of activity. (Ca.Jones X, Boston 43 (Bird 11). Czechoslovakia vs. Rnland, 4:Xp.m. adopted. and how long will I get benefits? 9 Assists—Portland 31 (Porter 9), Boston Soviet Union vs. Sweden, 8 :X p.m. In Kinsey’s original data on 5.940 women, 37 Transactions 29 (Johnson 10). Total fouls—Portland DEAR READER: If your gynecologist is certain Homs Enginasrs 23, Boston 18. A—14,890. percent reported having experienced dreaming to the cysts are not infected or caused by a disease, and ANSWER: You are eligible for ^? *p .n v^ College basketball: Syra­ orgasm by age 45. This compares to 83 percent by Betty Gerich 197-474, BobbI Greco Wednesday's collage hoop scores cuse ot Providence, ESPN if you are not having any vaginal discomfort or survivors benefits until you aire BASEBALL -TT9>564, Toni Cove 198-482, Beverly Buck897.Pfcers94 7:X p.m. — Whalers ot Bruins, age 45 of the males he studied. In addition to wide other symptoms (such as bleeding), then a second 18, but you can continue receiving American League Morin 181, Linda Maher 177-478, Celia Chonnel 18, WTIC differences am^ng individuals, his data showed that BOSTON RED SOX—Signed Tom tompedro 192-508, Bette Dufralne 185 EAST g p.n,. _ Olympics: Figure skating opinion probably is not necessary. them after age 18 if you are still Bolton, pitcher, and Donnv Sheaffer, 515, S hirley Eldrldge 183-179-508, Karin MILWAUKEE (97) Bucknell 98, Drexel 89 (women's short program), Chonnel 8 Rec Hoop the peak of this activity occurred when women were It is not unusual for women to develop small cysts Thoughts attending high school full time. In Scheer 186497, G ertrude DeBlols 184, Cummings 619 511 17, SIkma 511 9-9 27, Columbia TO, NYU 54 8 p.m. — College basketball: South in their 40s, while the peak among men was dunng Trudl Zuldema 179-190-529, Denise Hills Breuer 56 36 7, Moncrief 1-9 52 4, Pressey in the vagina. These are often caused because the fact, you can receive your Social '^'aMNNESOTA t w in s —Troded Julius Delaware 71, Lafayette 66 Florida at Cincinnati, SportsOiannel their teens and 20s. He reported no data showing 8 McOougol, Inflelder, to the Detroit Tigers 452, Marlys Dvorak 471, Elaine WelnIckI 1-3 36 5, Pierce 611 66 18,Lucas632-2 Falrleigh Dickinson 79, Wagner 65 - 9p.m. — College basketball: Vlrglnlo duct of a small gland becomes blocked. If the Security checks for all months for Doug Boker, Inflelder. 469, M artha Grant 477, Sheila Platanida 2, MokeskI 1-2 1-1 3, Reynolds 2-3 60 4, Hotstra 77, Rider 74, OT at (toorgla Tech, ESPN , . Midgets whether women’s dreams to orgasm were more That is why I am going to lure asleep. 469, Donna Hardesty 479, Francine Krystkowlak 65 52 10.Totals3572336397. woman does not have pain or other symptoms of To be conscious and with you attend high school up to the National League Holy Cross 63, Fdirfleld 57 9 p.m. — College bosketboll.: Tulsa at frequent during pregnancy. her and lead her out into the PITTSBURGH PIRATES—Signed Doug Turgeon 477, Ruth Allen 465, Elaine Lehigh 77, Towson St. 63 Bradley, USA Ctable Mahoney — Wildcats 70 (Dan Caran- infection or disease, no treatment is required. myself — alone, is a very special month you are 19. Drabek ond John Smiley, pitchers, to Boles 456. Siena 85, Canislus TO 10:X p.m. — Knicks at Clippers, gelo 13, Scott Olivers, Mike Tenchellent Research on pregnant women by Masters and wilderness and speak to her one-year contracts. ***'nsSole 762 2-3 14, Williams 59 60 4, St. John's 69, Georgetown 66 Channel 9 . ... _ played well), Celtics 26 (Eric Rose 8, Johnson revealed a decreased desire for sex in the Because you’re worried, think about calling your heart. Hosea 2:16. / time. It is good not to talk. Not to BASKETBALL _ Stipanovich 7-11 5216, Remlng 7-11 66 TO, W right St. 90, Cent. Connecticut St. 77 11 :X p.m. — Olympic Highlights, Jason Doucette and Peter Lescoe listen to human sounds (other NIte Owls Long 611 OO 9, Person 7-X 1-2 16,Mlller first trimester (months one to three). a rise in gynecologist to say you’re concerned about the QUESTION: I recently bought National Batketboll AsioclatlM SOUTH Channel 8 ployed well). .than my own breathing — or BOSTON CELTICS—Wolved Darren Debbie Rugglano 182-202-545, Laurie 1-81-23, Gray61000,Sklles54616, Anderson American U. 68, George NIason 64 . Huskies X (Glen Weeks 8, Kevin sexual interest in the second trimester (months four cysts she found and ask if she’ll take the time to tell Solitude a raffle ticket and won an $18 1-3602 Totals469012-1694. Auburn 81, Vanderbilt 68 Repoll 6, Ed PInkIn and Chris Baldwin beating heart). Sometimes it is an Dave, forward. ^ ^ ^ (tognon 192-524, M arlon Smith 185513, to six), and a gradual decline in thelhird trimester you more about them. If that does not reduce your ham. Since I get SSI checks, I was PHOENIX SUNS—Traded Jafiies Ed­ Maureen Wood 177-498, Karen Schu- Bethune-Cookmon 97, Cent. Florida 73 played well), Knicks 26 OT (Kevin VIel One attraction of this wilder­ occasion for re-introduction — wards, center, to the Detroit PIstonsfor Ron m aker 178-518, B a rrie Champagne 178- Milwaukee 5 2 H ! t 2 DaWon 82, W. Kentucky 81, OT 8, Jason Lozzarls 6, Nelson Rouleau (month seven to birth)). Other researchers report fears, then you might want to see a second wondering If my prize will have Moore, center, and a second-rounddraft 451, C arol B arnett X2-499, Linda Maher WdlBno M n 18 27—94 Florida ABM 111, Tuskegee TO played well). different patterns of sexual activity or interest in physician, especially if you or your friends know one ness is its gift of aloneness. Many “ So this is who I really am 8 5P olnt goals—Long, Person. Fouled Florida St. 108, Alobamo St. 90 Calendar any effect on the amount of my pick In 1991. 190-481, K athy Berzenski 206498, Kathy out—None. Rebounds—Milwaukee 48 who does a good job of answering questions. Some times I am the only person on the today.” I had been paying so FOOTBALL Gavin 179-685, June Rowett 181, Karen G M rgla 49, Mississippi St. 35 Adults sex with the result that many pregnancy books check. Will it? National Foolboll LeogiM T racey 181-487, Bea O'Connell 459, (Cummings, Pressey 9), Indiana M James Madison 66, Navy 63 simply state that sexuality during pregnancy vanes physicians are simply better than others when it pond — and when there have been much attention to others that I (Stlponovl^ 15). Assists—Milwaukee 70 DENVER BRONCOS—Nomed Chorlle Marian Gordon 460, Anita Shorts 4X, Kentucky 95, LSU 69 Sportsman Cafe 75 (Bob Penney 16, comes to giving patients the information they need. others there seems to be a became unaware of me. Or Woters defensive secondary coach. (Pressey 6), indiewa 19 (Fleming 5). Total Louisville 94, S. MIUlSSippI 84 TODAY widely from one woman to the next. ANSWER: No. Atflong as their Luz Rogue 450. fouls—Milwaukee 19, Indlona 29. Ice Hockey Deon Frodel 14, (tory Falton 12, Marc mutually respected sense of maybe it is a time to pay GREEN BAY PACKERS—Nam rt How­ Mississippi 64, Alabama 47 Schardt 12), DIRosa Cleaners 59 (Carl I found no research Investigating whether the value is no more than $29, items Technicals—Person, Indiana Coach N. Carolina St. X, Duke 78 Monchester vs. Wethersfield (Hart­ particular attention to one other ard Tippett si^lal tMms < j^ Bulauclus 22, Hal Rowlings 14, Al Robb likelihood that a particular woman would have I ’m glad you’re having a pelvic examination each privacy. Being alone need not you receive irregularly or infre­ Richard Moselev outside linebackers Ramsay. A—8,364. NIcholls St. 95, Prairie View 84 ford Arena), 3:40 p.m. person, a thought, a feeling — to Tae-Totalere Richmond 61, N.C.-WItmIngton 60 dreams to orgasm was affected by hormone levels, year, because it’s the most effective way to spot any mean being lonely. Myself — quently such as gifts and prizes do S. Carolina St. 110, Benedict 91 FRIDAY PDAS 99 (John Pfohl M, Dan Still 25, notice and contemplate a musk­ HOCKEY Undo Luvetque 452, Barbara Shed- Luke Strunk 18), Manchester Cycle 97 the hormonal fluctuations of each monthly problems as soon as they appear. If your yourself can be very good Notional Hockey lAOfoe South Carolina M, Citadel 66 Beys Basketball not affect your SSI check. rlck 18M77-5X, Corolyn Wilson 178-^, MavericksBB.CavallersBB Manchester at East Hartford, 7:M (Joe McGonn X, Mark Pelkos 70, Bob reproductive cycle or the hormone changes of gynecologist doesn’t comment on the cysts next company. rat feeding on some lily pads or a NEW YORK ISLANDERS-Recalled Butty Malorca 462, Eleanor Wilson 497, Tennessee 65, R orlda 63 Francis 14). Brion Curron, defensemen, fi^ Tennessee St. 90, Youngstown St. 65 Portland at Cheney Tech, 7:X pregnancy. However, just because no one has year, remember to ask about them. It’s not unusual So much of my time is being king fisher dashing from one ShlVlu" Eldrldge 1761M-208-^, Bor- wake Forest 79, Clemson 73 Bolton at VInal Tech, 7:M Springfield of the Americon Hockey boro Seifert 485, Claudette Mertens 181, CLEVELAND i m looked at this fascinating question does not rule out for them to disappear as mysteriously as they with others, wife, children, col­ perch to another. How unique and Williams 610 68 12 Hubbard 513 36 13, William 8, Mary X, Eost Carolina 62 Coventry ot Rocky Hill, 7:X This column Is prepared by the Donno Page 179-504, B e ^ Xavier, Ohio 122 Fla. Internattonal 95 H#ck#v appeared. leagues, patients — loving and amazing Is this creation — ‘■'p?TtSBURGH PENGUINS- 181-453, W endy M oncinl 451, Ccirol WWI7 145216, R.HaraerM41-115, Prloe513 ttie possibility that you have dreams to orgasm only Social Security Administration In Reealled Steve Guenette, goalie, from r xlley 58604, C o r^ 57604, B 1I066 M IO « m T Conord vs. Manchester (Bolton Ice loved people. And at other times singularly noted. Tovlar «1, aarBora Elrtler 4«. Jjw Ball St. 64, Toledo 63 Palace), 8 :X p.m. during one stage of pregnancy (when a particular Muskegon of the International Hockey M orrow 17-487, Jessie W illiams 60S, Johnson68608. Totals 39031616 W. I ’m with strangers. We don’t East Hartford. Do yon have a Lcopue. Sent John Callander, right w(lng, DePaul 81, Jackson St. 69 mix of hormones exists), while other women who Pam Stratton 199-479, Anne WII s E. Michigan X, Miami, Ohio 52 SATURDAY EMERGENCY □ □ □ Rev. Ernest Harris question you’d like to see used toMuskegon. 181-452, L a u M M anager 456, Chris have these orgasms during sleep are responding to speak to each other — we ride an ***yilfra*519 46 X, Perkins 2-12 46 8, Illinois St. 87, Butler 62 Wrestllnt Fire Police — Medical Chaplain here? Write to Social Security, ZImmermon re5470, Cindy M artin 194- Open at Glastonbury High different factors. Dr. Relnisch Is director of the Kinsey Institute tor elevator or pass with grocery ARIZONA STATE—Named Bill Stewart M I, Terry Priskwaldo 193-199-555, Pot Ooncrtdson 60 60 0, D.Horper 515 60 18, Indiana 84, Wisconsin 74 State Manchester Herald, P.O. Bpx 591, Blackmon 1M946X, Tarplev36369, Davis lovra 91, Northwestern 74 School carts or shopping bags. Much of Department of Pastoral Care offensive line coach. Thibodeau 184-464, Lori T h lb o d ^ m , Beys Basketball DIAL 911 Research In Sex, Gender and Reproduction, Indiana Manchester, Conn. 06040. DUKE—Named Dan Hammerschmidt LOU Toutain 225527, Lee Bean 192-204- 595212 Schrempf06600. Totals 380417-X Kansas St. 83, Iowa St. 66 the time I am with others — or Manche tter Memorial Hospital assistant football coach. Ohio U. 83, Bowling Green TO ACC Tournament In Manchester DEAR DR. REINISCH: I am 61 At my annual University-Bloomington. 553, Helen (totfney 453, Kothy Bedure East C atholic vs. Xavier (at Xavier ST. JOSEPH'S—Announced the reslgno- 180, Peg Lawrence 189-185516, Denise S. Illinois 90, Indiana St. 87, OT tlon of Michael Schulti, director of athletics SjyiXBd 2221!-2 Valparaiso 70, Morouette 66 High, Middletown), 7:45 p.m. Grunberg 472. Doltal 18 X 22 25-93 and recreation, effective June 30. I MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Feb. 25, 1988 — 17

..••I*. KIT ■N’ CARLYLE by Lsny Wright 1» - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Feb. 25, 1988 C’ggT LA gpgggg ^lU. ^ IF firH - IR O n tB T, LET? CUM TO \ HEARD A Vaa If ppAUce STOP WHECE PeOPLE j y Topics PIMHEAD THe7W> OF THAT P d M N t A FpoM I’lW PoN- fWJNTAIN AND CERlAdtZIC (PMce- FROH lOHMI o e Pinhead Puzzles O ER IN G - ' THINX ABOUT A 1 /te w v o e K do To PIMM- SAV ...I D O N ’T -V O O ’L L A S lK tO lT V flZUNf lAMini V rt »iWT expECicMcc S c \ lg O B A L NEVCp Top STAKES. M V o t h e r W SHE'S ABUSE ACROSS 9 Mrs. in Answer to Previous Puiile King saw role as ‘impossible’ jeia izy waee and Au-vfeu ^ler Madrid Lew is// A ftp 1^* Nc 1 In the 10 One of Ham­ praetding let’s altarna- By Jerry Buck (Ken and Barbie?) as they work to regain about two New York Citj; policemen killed in | month tivas (2 wds.) The Associated Press their lost youth. an ambush in 1972. * . ' j # „ ' 7 Coat typo 11 SIA (Fr.) "Everything we do is possible," King said. The projected series was developed from ■ an idea by Harewood’s wife, Ann McCurry, 13 Poitad 12 Stagger LOS ANGELES - You wouldn’t think "The plastic surgery, the hair transplants, and her friend, Louise Hoven. The working i, 14 Ralaata on 19 Flower Perry King and Lauren Hutton would need a the implants, the liposuction. But I hope that Er ‘^condition necklace makMver to be "Perfect People” — until you we make it very clear that it’s' potentially title is “ Black and White.” “ We’re not cops,” said King. We re t 16 Sant demand 21 Property saw tnem in makeup for the ABC movie. dangerous, painful and takes a long time. So half-brothers. Our mother has left us only one ; * wect-XWOWN'IIATAPHySIClAN* note 22 102, Roman King, a chiseled, matinee-idol type, spent the differences between the way we looked in thing, an investigative newspaper. The only 16 Accountable 23 Continue more than two hours in makeup every the beginning and the way we look at the end way we can keep it going is to work together. 17 Parton 24 Bridge on the □ B B morning to look like a middle-ag^, over­ can be done. There’s a lot of rivalry and dis»enUon v 18 Layar of tiisua T_ weight, out-of-shape couch potato. The same "Our approach is humorous. We show how PEANUTS by ChtrlM M. Schulz River _ j l between us. Hopefully, it’ll have the humor of -. 20 Snakallke fiah 26 Crumbles* : a _T for Hutton, a former fashion model. they want to look as they did 20 years earlier 'The Rockford Files.’ Jim Gamer used to call , SHE PIP! SHE5 LOOKING 21 Parfuma 26 Towerd the E M _S In “ Perfect People,” which ABC will and the problems it causes. They’re no longer SUE S COMING OUT OF MV MITTENS telecast Monday, the couple take a good look grounded in reality. If you can change your. his show an hour-long smile. TME HOUSE! THAT LITTLE AT THEM! SHE’S TAKING ^ ARE POING BETTER, , 'I can't wait to see the look on his face!" 2 4 Actor _ center of “ We’re two brothers who’ve had no contact j THEM OFF THE TREE! THAN I AM! y 5 38 Uncle 47 Order of at themselves and their lifestyle and decide to appearance, what’s real? They were high REITHAlltEPeiltL IS COMING Kriatoffarson 28 Housetop e 1B88 by NEA. h whales school sweethearts. It bothers Ken that men with each other, although we knew about each . OUT OF THE HOUSE! SHE'S HOLPING /MV 27 Naatnaaa feeture 39 Boil change. other.Ourmotherhadhadtwomarriagesand 'I 42 Sister's 48 Oregon "When I read the script, I said this is great are now ogling at his wife. It shows that you MITTENS IN HER HANPl 31 Habit 29 New York City two separate lives. If would be great if we ; V) daughter mountain but it would be physically impossible for me don’t fall in love with someone for their looks. THE QRIZZWELL8 by Bill Schorr 32 Gam State stadium 49 Sea bird could do something with this. People talk all j 43 Swear to play this role,” said King. "After they did a You fall in love with someone for what they 33 Parfuma 30 Rise 51 Insect egg 44 River in Russie are. It’s really a sweet little movie about two the time about doing something together, but * F transformation on me and took pictures, ingredient 3 4 Decay 4 5 Bye- 52 Yorkshire river they never do. So, here are two friends who ,, nobody recognized me except my daughter, good people.’’ 36 Part of the aya 37 Threw football bye 54 Nervous twitch got an idea and decided to do sontething with Louise. She knew me instantly. King calls it a nice change from his role as B Unrtid FBBtwB SynrBcBiB. tac _ 36 Elamant 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 6 8 9 "I'd walk around in makeup and in the fat "a terrible person’’ in the miniseries, " I ’ll it.” variatiaa Away from work, he continues to work on suit and see how people reacted to me. I had Take Manhattan." M 4 0 Bring up 13 his motorcycle collection. He has eight thinning hair, bags under my eyes, jowls. I " I ’m getting older and more of my life HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne 41 Curtain fabric J " motorcycles and two sidecars. 16 also spent some time watching fat people to shows on my face,” he said. “ That makes it " It’s like owning a fine painting,” he said. 4 3 Reduce see how they moved. I also stole from Tom better for me as an actor. I can be cast in 46 Half (praf.) 20 “ If you buy good stuff you’ll never lose a YoiJ KhloW W M YI \NHO 17 18 Bray, one of my co-stars on ‘Riptide.’ He’s different parts.” A -Z f 47 Guevara penny. Jay Leno’s got really beautiful stuff. U I C E ? A S K 0 P E thin, but he has a lot of mannerisms and King said he was most excited about a pilot Mine is sort of middle of the road. He has rare vo&e PONi'T HAVE Yap yap y o u ? / 60 Fourth largeat gestures. I called him up and said I was going for ABC he will do with Dorian Harewood, planet with whom he has been friends since they did motorcycles. Mine are more common, like o p iM io M s 24- 25 26 to use some of them.’’ VAP 63 Shooting atar The movie follows Kenneth and Barbara the TV movie “ Foster and Laurie” in 1975 Triumphs, BMWs and Ducati.” 66 Literary Irony 31 66 Genua of anta CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks $ Caeale 67 Scheduled 33 eo W«.StNeLETARV& 68 Ebb 36 TV Tonight DOWN (X) Ent»ftalnm«nt TonIgM ■ ii^Wonderful World of Dis 11:35PM 5;00PM Cybill Sheptwrd; Geraldo Rivera on celebri­ 46 The animation 1 Center of shield 43 44 46 ney: The llluBion of Life CHEERS ties and the presidential election. (In process is demonstrated with a look at the 2 Reclined Stereo) 60 51 62 making of such classics as “ Bambi." “ Pin- On NBC's THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk $ 8y Barry 3 Mosaic piece occhio,” “Snow White and the Seven "Cheers," airing 1 2:00AM (£ Nlghtllna (CC). Dwarfs" and “Fantasia," Host; Hayley F IF TE E N ? ENOUSH FOR A WAR • w h o A 4 Misfortune BB (35 St*r Trek ' /VtANY /MORE TRUCKS Mills (60 min ) THURSDAY. y ? WHO'LL SET THESE WEARON5 5 Encounters Freedom From Fet [DIS] Ann of the Wolf Clan A modern FEB. 2S. Rebecca C3) 57 6 Most peculiar young Cherokee spends a summer with (Kirstie Aliey) (S ) Police Story 7 High ground her grandmother and learns the ways of worries that a food ® Alfred Hitchcock Presents WW- her ancestors. (60 min.) 8 Medieval poem (C )t9 8 8 by NEA. Inc critic may base [C N N ] Newsnight [E S P N ] Lighter Side of Sports Host Jay [U S A ] Drsgnet Johnstone. his review of Cheers on the Msgnum, P.l. M O V IE : 12:05AM QD ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson 5;30PM (H BO J 'Quicksilver' outcome of their (C C ) W hen a young stockbroker loses it 1 2:30AM QD WKRP in Clndnnetl private dinner YOU'RE riMAlLY lEARNIMQ, all. he takes to the streets as a bicycle QD Hit Squad DOVOU lOeVER?. EVER? messenger Kevin Bacon, Jami Gertz, Paul together. MEVER'1 EVER' aDBOV.' Rodriguez. 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) QS Wendy and Me MOTICE OTHER 1 MO.' (Si (S ) Late Night With David Letter- [M A X ] From Star Wars to Jedi: The CHECK 1I5TINGS WOWEM? CELEBRITY CIPHER Making of a Saga (C C ) A behind-the- man (In Stereo) Celebrily C(pr>er cryptograms ara created trom quotations by famous people, past and present FOR EXACT TIME Each letter In ttie cipher stands for another. Todtiy'M ckM: K «qusls U. scenes look at the making of “ Star W ars," (3) Twilight Zone “ The Empire Strikes Back" and “ Return of (4S) Newlywed Game the Jed i" includes film clips and reveals the O L K B E R M E F L W S X M Z L T attention to detail required to produce the 3 5 Synchronal Research unique special effects (90 mm ) [H B O ] MOVIE: 'The Gods Must Be BLONDIE. by Daan Young $ Stan Drake KTFMCLUOA C O S M Q U O D E F [T M C ] M O V IE : 'Mannequin* (C C ) A de Crazy' (CC) A Coca-Cola bonie dropped partment store window dresser falls in from an airplane raises havoc among a nor­ SLEEPING WITH y o o a mally peaceful tribe of African bushmen. love with a mannequin that comes to life Sumner takes his daughter to live witn mm. EVES OPEN AGAIN, O U U M T B S O B F K B S L R E K B woman prisoner who wants him dead (60 Marius W eyers, Sandra Prinsloo, NIxau. only in his presence Andrew McCarthy, and Val fights Gary's claims to the twins HUH min ) 1982. Rated PG. Kim Catirall, Estelle Getty 1987. Rated (60 min.) W O E W U O W S M U M W PG (In Stereo) (X ) MOVIE: 'The Maltese Falcon' A res [U S A ] Edge of Night E B S O F pected private eye is hired to recover a (X ) (X ) News MOVIE: 'Toughest Man 'O. OMitfQN 6:00PM (X) (X) (30^ News priceless, jewel-encrusted statue. Hum (j D Whalers Wrap Up (Live) 1 2:40 AM @) 1 in the World' A kindhearted nightclub 2 I K O A L U U L . m Three's Company phrey Bogart, Mary Astor, Sydney Green- dD dD L.A. Law (CC) Brackman's mother bouncer enters a "Toughman" competi­ speak in a loud street 1941 PREVIOUS SOLUTION; “The secret of my success? (JD Magnum. P.l. dies, leaving behind yet another half- tion to help save a youth center from being ALLEY OOP by Dave Oraue (X) (40) XV Winter Olympics (CC) Sched clesr voice and try not to bump Into the furniture. Alfred Lunt. brother; Kuzak tries to talk Van Owen into closed. Mr. T, Dennis Dugan, Lynne CilJ Webster uled events include Ladies' Short Program being his co-counsel on a murder trial (60 Moody. 1984. AN' IF I WAS '16) Kojak in Figure Skating, Men's Giant Slalom in min ) (In Stereo) p r c a m i n o , t h e n Alpine Skiing: Medal Round in Ice Hockey. So) A-Team d $ Mystery!; Inspector Morse (OC) A 1:00AM QD All in the Family I'M MOT TH' NEW 1 Short Track Speed Skating (3 hrs.) (Live) GRAND WIZER! News (Live) cinema stub is one of several clues pur­ X ) Dhrorca Court (X Evening Magazine S4) Doctor Who sued by Inspector Morse in his investiga­ m Joe Franklin 01) Hill Street Blues tion of the Quinn murder case. (60 min.) {26 T.J. Hooker (35 Twilight Zona Wild. Wild West Part 2 of 2 So.' Family Ties Pan 2 of 2 (381 Matchmaker (^ ) Cosby Show (CC) (In Stereo) dl) Noticiero Univision 5 (41) Reporter 41 (3 ) Alice I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME $4) Undersea World of Jacques Cous­ dD Upstairs. Downstairs (57) MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour WHAT A GUY by BUI Hoesf I \ by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee teau Star Trek (15 Gene Scott (dl; Family Ties [C N N ] Crossfire Unscramble these four Jumbles, (l6) MOVIE: 'Tall in the Saddle' A [C N N ] Headline News [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Fourth Wish' A father of one letter to each square, to form [C N N ] Showbiz Tod ay woman-hating cow boy finds himself [M A X ] MOVIE; Hardbodtes' (C C ) a leukemia-stricken boy trios to enrich his four ordinary words. ^ [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Care Bears Movie II: A working for a spinster and her young niece Three middle-aged men seek advice from " A N V Nc.v Generation’ Animated The cuddly John Wayne, Ella Raines. Audrey Long a California beach hustler on how to pick son's last days. Robert Bottles, John Meil- lon. 1976. (S' NOUGY bears and their assorted cousins find their 1944 up beautiful girls. Grant Kramer, Teal Rob­ O PE N IN G d [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Raging Bull' A former r" S //V^ mission to spread caring and friendship ® MOVIE: 'Earthquake' A cataclysmic erts, Gary Wood. 1984. Rated R. FOR AM threatened by an evil force 1986 Rated G boxing champ finds himself unable to keep earthquake virtually destroys Los Angeles. (X) NBA BasketballNNew n n Charlton Heston, Ava Gardner, George 10:30PM his anger and violence contained in the a n c h o r m a n ?* [E S P N ] SportsLook York Knicks at Los Angeles Clippers (2 THE BORN L O S E R ^ y Art Sanabm Kennedy. 1974 ring. Robert Do Niro, Cathy Moriarty, Joe [U S A ] Cartoons hrs . 30 min.) (Live) ^ Quinceanera Pesci. 1980. Rated R (In Stereo) f WHAT'^: Y MAKIIK^ A L l ^ XD Family Ties dD Headline News [T M C ] MOVIE: Mannequin' (CC) A de­ SIGEE 6:30PM (5?) This Old House (CC) Installing south­ partment store w indow dresser falls in ■ Cl5 (4§) ABC News (CC) ern yellow pine flooring in the kitchen addi­ @ INN News WrTH ) OF HE love with a mannequin that comas to life CZKZD m tion; a demonstration of how the master d l) America Asunto; El derecho a morir LJ (ID Jeffersons Part 1 of 2 only in his presence. Andrew McCarthy. HIM?/ TH1MI?5 MI6HT HAVE bathroom's vanity was built; a new paint (g) (E) NBC News (CC) [H B O ] Do the Guilty Go Free (CC) A do Kim Cattrall, Estelle Getty 1987. Rated 6M1FF removal system. (R) cumentary examining how the Exclusion­ &1VEW HIAAHI^COLP,.. SD Nightly Business Report PG. (In Stereo) & @ Shaka Zulu Shaka is wounded in an ary Rule, which pertains to improperly ob ­ ClMe King Fgtfur*$ Syn*c$le Inc WorW tigWt ffrv d LOYDOG ® Bosom Buddies tained evidence, affects the judicial [U S A ] Edge of Night W H A T P O assassination attempt and is saved by Dr. dD Noticiero Univision Henry Fynn, a member of the British crew system. (60 min.) 1:05AM QD Love Boat , YOU CALL A sent to deal with the Zulus. (2 hrs.) ON THE FASTRACK by BUI Holbrook nz (8p Love Connection 1:30AM Get smart W E T PUP? [C N N ] PrimeNews 1 1 :0 0 P M (X ) CE) (E) ® News QD [C N N ] Inside Politics '88 High Rollers [D IS ] Best of Walt Disney Presents: (XI (S ) M*A*S*H QD ... AMD 5HO0LPEP GLOONB [E S P N ] Sports Trivia INN News 17^ amp ARE THE FAE'HIOmT ^I Now arrange the circled letters to Man in Space (60 min.) QD INN News (15 ARE OOT. form the surprise answer, as sug­ 7:00PM XD CBS News (CC) [U S A ] Riptide (S ) Untouchables ( H $100,000 Pyramid ■^TizBNPE fofi Trig ms BosmssmnM- ^ gested by the above cartoon. 510gATgK$ ARE IM, Hi6+< 6K(RT5 ARE IN .. rn (T ) News 8:30PM (X) Entertainment Tonight @ News (Live) (S) Dating Game (X) ® Wheel of Fortune (CC) (SD This O ld House (C C ) Host Bob Vita (S ) Greyhound Racing fFrom Raynham Answer here: A (X) $100,000 Pyramid ( ^ ® Different World (C C ) (In Stereo) and interior designer Jean Lemmon tour Taunton Park @ ) Frugal Gourmet (R) the renovated Weatherbee Farm; simple [C N N ] Newsnight Update FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavet (Answers tomorrow) QD O) Cheers master bedroom and bath decorating tech­ dD Best of Saturday Night 9:00PM (X) Simon & Simon (60 min.) [E S P N ] Flehin' Hole Jumbles: PLUME MAUVE STURDY COUSIN • niques. (R) Yesterday's X ) Morton Downey Jr. [U S A ] Search for Tomorrow j\ u s c o u l d s h e l p o n , a r e h o d g o n n a P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101- Hollywood screen legend includes an inter­ f i n e ^ against the hoped-for queen in iJ [DIS] Prairie Home Companion With [E S P N ] Thoroughbred Digest Pass 24 24P James Jacoby's books “Jacoby on COME w a t c h m e p r a c t ic e MV m 3428. Be sure to state your zodiac sign. yourself into believing that it doesn't (S ) Newlywed Game view with Julie Harris, his co-star in 'East Dbl. the East hand. If _the defenders’ Garrison Keillor Scheduled; the St. Paul [T M C ] MOVIE: The Odd Couple' A Pass 2 4 31P ------^ 6KIING TOPAV? j------ARIES (March 21-April 19) In negotiat­ exist. (3 ) Barney Miller Pan 1 of 2. of Eden". {60 min.) Pass trumps are 2-2, it’s a^traight guess. Bridge" and “Jacoby on Card Games" SAOITTARHJS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) See Chamber Orchestra; Norwegian singer Erik sloppy man and a fussy man ahsre an Pass 4W Pass Pass ing career matters today, be careful not ® ) Hollywood Squares [TMC] MOVIE: 'The Aviator' In 1928, Bye and piano accompanist Willy Ander­ apartment. Jack Lemmon,’ Walter Mat­ When West holds a singleton, finessing (written with his father, the late Os­ to it that people who have dealings with Pass to tip your hand prematurely. If you do, (U) World of Sunrivsl |R) an air-mail pilot and his teen-age passen­ sen; bluegrass musicians Doyle Lawson thau, John Fiedler. 1968. Rated G. against the queen with East wins when wald Jacoby) are now available at I G L )£ 6 S your competitor will have more clout you today pick up their fair share of the ger struggle to survive after their biplane 'and Quicksilver. (90 min.) (In Stereo) bookstores. Both are published by IV BETTER. dD Family Ties 3:10AM [M A X ] MOVIE; 'American Opting lead: 4 K West’s singleton is the ace, five or than you In the final phase. bill. You're vulnerable now, and some­ crashes in the mountains. Christopher [E S P N ] College Basketball: Oregon at Pharos Books.\ one might abuse your generosity. [C N N ] Crossfire Reeve, Rosanna Arquette, Jack Warden. Justice' A former police officer waget three, and loses only when West has TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Shy away Stanford (2 hrs.) (Live) war against corrupt American border CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Don’t [D IS] Mousatarpiace Theater 1985. Rated PG. from a promoter today who tends to ex­ [HBO] All-Star Salute to the Improy guards w ho are exploiting Mexican emi­ aggerate the merits of his/her wares. make hasty Judgments today predicat­ [HBO] MOVIE: 'P.K. and the Kid' A [USA] College Basketball: Tulsa at Hotted by Robert Klein Veteran comedi­ grants. Witford Brimley, Jameson Parker, The story this person tolls may be fasci­ ed on sparse Information. Decisions trucker on his w ay to the arm wrestling Bradley (2 hrs.) (Live) ans of the Improv comedy club in Los A n ­ C^rald McRaney. 1986. Rated R. should be made only after you’re posi­ championships in California is joined by a geles pay tribute to their roots in this Jan. j J J - i nating, but the product isn't. [ESPN] Collaga BaakatbaH; tive that you have all the facts. pretty teen-age runaway. Paul LeMat, 9:30L Night Court ( C '. j H

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HOMES OTORE AND TAB HELP WANTED FOHSALE IOFFICE SPACE ISALES MANCHESTER- Prime MANCHESTER. 84 Flor­ HAIRSTYLIST. Full ond NEW Price. 7 room ceri- ence Street, Manches­ tar hall trodlflonol Co­ Specioli: downtown office port time of Fonfostic fA ter. Moving. Every­ lonial In axecutiva space, 825 square feet. AnVFRTISlNG 643-2711 Sam's In Manchester, Reasonable. 848-1447. thing must go I Some CLASSIFIED K-Mcrt Piezo. Guaran­ neighborhood. Formal antiques, bads, aanHaaiHi ^ Musical Item*...... • teed wages with Incen­ front to bock living M ANCHESTER. Office dressers, couch and Roommate* Wonted...... Comeros and Photo Equipment suite East Center Wanted to Rent...... tives up to $10 per hour. room with fireplace, chair set, kitchen sat N o tice s Condominiums for Solo. Pet* ond Supplies...... Paid vacation, medical formal dining room, MIMSSK Street. $375 Indvdlne and more. Also, 1977 Lots/Lond for Soli...... Form Supplies and Eoulpmenl . Miscellaneous for Sale ...... and dental Insurance large eot In kitchen utilities. 449-2510 Dodge Aspen, asking Lost/Found . . Invoitment Properfv ■ ■ • Ottlce/Retoll Equipment ...... Too Sole*...... l A S p e d o l l ^ Recreotlonol Equipment...... available. Advance­ welth all appliances, $400.1983 Nissan, needs Ptrsonali iSD Wonted to Buy/Trode ...... ment opportunities. new no wax floor and PMRMOIIEMOOEUNe TAUaA AfSOCMin carburator, asking Announcements Business P ro p e rty...... Boots and Marine Equipment . Ueoei eddakwis, eseka rootkig, Custom buHdtne, fram­ IRESORT " Auctions...... X. Earn from day one. new corlon counters. PROPERTY $400. Sale Is Friday, Resort Property ...... Services Rooflng/Sldlna...... 57 Call 443-8989,9am-Bom. sMMe, temsoM *ns guMsn. ing, addlllone, renova- Flnonclot...... 05 Merchandise Other extras Include aM*mM wM iwtMeser sente* February 19 from 9-1, Mortgages ...... Flooring...... *• Automotive hardwood floors, full tlone and roofing. For e Wonted to B u y ...... Child Core...... LOerflMse. ewi eNriaai*. 0*M ioe Femnd. Jr. neonetsiie FLORIDA Bound? Saturday and Sunday, ' Cleaning Services...... S2 Electrical ...... ■ ** Holldoy/Seosondl ...... finished basement with quality Job at a good F=ebruarv 20 a 21 from Employment & Education Heatlng/Plumblng...... 40 Antiques and Collectibles...... Cars for S ole ...... 1$ put PuetM** Ocean, Intercoostol,re­ Entertoinment ...... S3 Trucks/Von* for Sol*...... NIGHT MANAGER fireplace, profession­ eOMMUOALCLEAWIM prioe... Call Bud at « 9:30 to 4:30pm. Also, Port Tim* HtiD W onttd...... 10 R e n ta ls . BooKkeepIng/Incbme Ta x ...... S4 Miscellaneous Services...... *l Clothing...... '*''au*. Flion* 742-tSS2 sort property. Golf, Furniture...... Compers/Troller*...... ally landscaped lot and 7 « f . t 7 S t tennis, club. Beautiful, Saturday and Sunday, H tlpW onU d...... 11 Rooms for Rent...... Corpentry/Remodellno...... S5 Services W onted...... 42 Motorcycles/Moped*...... Produce Shlpper/Re- Situation Wontod...... 12 TV/Stereo/Appliance*...... attached 2 cor garage. VCN* G mM® GG0GMNG uncrowded Vero Beach February 27 & 28,9:30- Aportments for Rent...... Polntlng/Paoerlng ...... S< Auto Service*...... celver neecled for Walk to nature center 4;30pm. ______Butlhosi OpDortunltlo*.. Condominiums for Rent. Machinery and T ^ o ls ...... nhocellanrhio located approximately Lawn ond Gordon...... Auto* tor Rent/Lsose...... Wholesale Produce and easy access to Initructlon ...... Homes for R ent...... SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL Mlscellansok* Automotive 1 hour north of Palm Emplovmont Sorvlcti.. Good Things to E o t ...... House. Salary *400 to Hartford via 1-384. Coll OERVKEO Beach. Coll Elam, 1- Smart shoppers shop Store/Office Space...... MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES... Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood...... Wanted to Buy/Trode ...... Resort Property...... *500 per week plus be­ us now tor vour exclu­ 800-428-0843.______Classified! They find Industrial Property...... Call 643-2711 for more Information! sive showing. Sentry m r Tebr’'7rucMng. that's 0 good way to tight Real Estate nefits, depending on 643-4040.______Home repairs. You I ... 21 Garages and Storage..... t f S ^ S l T A X eommswiP ewrit. HsstsWr*®, NAME vour own price. MISCELLANEOUS the high cost of living. Homes for Sole READ YOUR AD. Classified odvertUement*^# experience. Please call MORE tor your money. aiteuiil Pother a Son, painting name It, we do It. Free I 443-2711. taken by telephone as a conyenlence. The Excellent value for the PRiNARATION ond papering, remo­ estimates, insured. 643- 1 FOR RENT DEADLINES: For classified ddvertlsements to Sardilli FniH and 0304.______RATES: 1 to 4 days: 90 cents per line per day. Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one erowine family. 4 bed­ tn f o » H o m ...... val. 872-S237. be published Tuesday through Saturday, the rooms, 1W baths, re­ Inieudln^ RenM and toM ___ oral Ends tewing | M ANCHESTER. Indus­ to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of Produce Co. at Automotive 7 deodllne Is noon on the day before publication. the original Insertion. Errors which do not creation room and spa­ A B K T r do>ie tn mv home. Coll I trial, office, commer­ 20 to 25 doys; 40 cent* per line per day. For odvertlsements to be published Monday, 52S-3237 cious country kitchen. ABSOLIITE 849-7408. cial space. 3400 square 24 or more doys: 50 cent* per line per doy. lessen the yalue of the advertisement will not the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. be corrected by an additional Insertion. Offered of $144,900. 74M 0M REMODEUNG feet. Loading dock. Minimum ctiarae: 4 lino*. TIR ED of battling the Century 21 Epstein Woodland Industrial CARS r Nttd rapolr* around the traffic to Hartford? A From the smalleet repair to Pork. 443-2121.______Reolty 447-8895.n the largeet renovetlon. we Q uS ?ntee^ quality work. home? Call on expert. FDR SALE prominent Manchester MANCHESTER. Give *m mi|rnm«rt^gw>eisei rT** Reterenoee. Free Bitiniatee. Y pu'II find the hqlp you Insurance eoenev Is will do e complete |ob. Start ReesonaMe ROMe. CoH Doug Need repairs around the vour family the very to ftnieh. Free eellmates. need In Clossltied. 643- home? Coll on expert. SUBARU 1971^. 4 door seeking a cheerful ma­ best. Quality built An- . aqwiitwIanraWdTBiUe* 2SI-1472 3711. Sedan. 5 speed. New PART TIME D r. Crane*® An»w er« ture person with some You’ll find the help you tire and exhaust. En­ 11 ll-OST I h elp w a n ted HELP WANTED HELP WANTED soldl Colonial In prestl- IMMOHLit'Ai (PNQUL HaHtag* KHdiM A , need In Classified. 443- Notices II | and found HELP WANTED Insurance background eous Lookout Moun­ gine In good condition. for general office talk Canter HANDYMAN 2711. RN’s. Feel the heat this tain area. Home m m n Heme imarevement - Excellent gas mileage^ p a r t Time driver MANCHESTER Village work. Ability to type Is Com* vleH our MKwrroom *1: Needs some work. $300 As o condition precedent to FOUND. All white kitten, winter. Exciting as­ features eight rooms, IROOFMO/ Peinttna - Welt Poesrlne • the placement of onv odver- needed. Must hove own Motor Inn needs Front required. We are look­ 182 W. Middle Tpke: IWANTED negotiable. Call An­ femole, about 4 months signments available Quiz on page 2. 2Vi baths, enclosed t. HM HIL Mt onwe Tintia • UaM Cenaenj^ • E tlslno In the Monchester He­ old. Corner of Williams cor. Work 2 days o Desk person, full time ing tor an Individual porch, 14X14 slate pa­ Mancheeter ODD JOBS-INSURID drew Y. 643-2711 days. rald, Advertiser hereby REPDRTER for after­ and Housekeepers. coast to coast. $580 per who enloys dealing fYiiammA Tan PinawNaa' TO RENT ond Main Street. week. Coll Julie 871- noon dally newspaper tio and full finished 649-9276 mornings 7-0 agrees to protect. Indemnity 2988, leave message. Flexible hours. Basic week. Free housing. 1. Navy beans with the public. Plea­ G4G*S400 BARRY SCANLON evenings 5-0. and hold hormless the Man­ Pleose coll 443-4251. to cover town, govern­ Free travel. Referral basement. $279,900. NATHAN HALE WORKING Parent want­ skills required needed 2. Peach (Fuzz) sant surroundings with Sentry Real Estate 643- PiMK)NM.8RflVlO« 846-2411 free esNmote chester Herald, Its officers FOUN D. Mole, BenTi PART Time lobs taking ment, schools, etc. during week and wee­ bonus. Call Nurse ing clean, quiet apart­ CAMARO IROC-Z 1907. ond employees against any 3. Large flowered complete benefits In­ 4040.g______RiMouMuiMTaa CONSTRUCTION Block with sliver. type, Block ond White core of Infants In o Some editing and page kends. Please apply In Am erica. 1-800-666- cluding pension. Sa­ M.T.S. iu«m OTiiiE»nlSa ment. 645-6528 between and all lloblllty, loss or layout experience 4. Opossum m e A dimmds Spedalizlng in Rooting. 6-7pm. April or Mav 12,000 miles, loaded. dog. Manchester- daycare. Hours 7om- person, 100 East Center 2244. lary commensurate BOLTON. Congenial 2 aueksl, tnidi 8 ohippsr. Slunm expense, Including attor­ Vernon line. At Vernon 1pm or 1pm-6pm. Must helpful. Second shift 5. Home run (Baseball) story Cope Cod offer­ BUILDERS • 81*1* eAsphsaatilngl** 1st. $13,500. 649-5305. neys' fees, orlsing from Street, Monchester. 6. Cola and Malted Milk are America; the others with experience. • Wel nooang nnumne clolms of unfair trode proctl- pound.______be mature. Please coll hours, Mondav- Please write Box P, ing such value. Alumi­ Spedil oemidomtiwt for MUSTANGS 1974. 7 need The Children’s Place, Frldoy. Send resume SECRETARY with gen­ num siding, carpeting, 646-2787 work, 1 has good 4 ces, Infringement of trode- IM POUNDED- Mole ' eral office skills tor are primarily European. C/0 The Manchester miPMSOLtNIION 742-1670 futty Inturtd MkiMftf Bfid h®ndloo®D®d. morks, trade names or pot- month Lobrodor. Inc., Manchester. 443- clips to: Editor, Man­ WANTED, Expanding Herald stating vour eot-ln kitchen, 3 bed­ • PUNNtNO/OESIQN FURNITURE cylinder motor and In­ ents, violotlon of rights of chester Herald, P.D. small office. Imme­ terior ports. All 3 tor B lo c k . Found on 5535. ______diate opening, variety housecleaning buls- Qualifications and room, kitchen applian­ 8BRVIOE - SS privacy and Infringement of Box 591, Manchester, ces Included, wolk-out e OUBTOM HOMES 047 7 3 $400. Must move them copyright ond proprietary Stricklond Street. Coll DRIVERS- Port time of duties for Independ­ ness looking for hon­ experience. n in m im THREE Months new! Monchester Dog school buses and vans. CT 04040. No phone est, mature, reliable basement, corner lot, • AODl'nONS Queen size pine water- by February 29. Call rights, unfair competition calls pleose!______ent person. Must be side drive. See Now! Gill Dan Moaiar 443-0454.______and libel and slander, which Worden. 443-4442. P.M. field trips ovolla- reliable and good with woman to work with HU8INE88 > D IC K S IFLOOWHO bed with heater and may result from the publica­ ble. 443-2373.______EVERGREEN Lawns has customers. Some me. Call after 2:00 pm. $139,900. D.W. Fish • 8IOINQ Ilandicapm o seml-waveless mat­ FORD Fiesta 1979. 4 Your ossuronce of quick Reolty 443-1591.0 m 4 im tion of ony odvertlsment In PART Time person, 20 openings tor hard bookkeeping expe­ 447-1545. ______OPPORTUNITIES • CEIUNOS R6FINI8HEO tress. Have all receipts speed, runs well. $450. the Manchester Herald by response when you odver- I working Lawn Care rience helpful but will DISPATCHER. Full time BOLTON. Exquisite up- • CONCRETE WORK and warranty. Must 742-5500.______advertiser, Including odver­ tlse In Closslfled Is thot hours, needed tor WMimui UNascAM maintenance. Apply: Applicator. $300 plus troln. All benefits paid. position available for HELP WANTED HELP WANTED EARN up to 50% on your scole showploce. On o tAXATtQtoli> > FRAMING CREW FLOORiANDiHa * Lot Otsaring sell! 228-0398. ______MUSTANG 1902. 4 cv- tlsements In onv free distri­ our reoders ore ready to per week starting sa­ sales of Avon products. full Qcre. 2 fireplaces, bution publications pub­ Solvation Army 385 Mondav-Fridav 8am- detail oriented Individ­ WWatMeeMNlpiefwe AVAILASU ______* Floora Ilka new • Brush Nemoesl lln d e r, automatic, lished by the Manchester buy when they turn to the Brood Street, lary. Year round work 5pm In Manchester. ual. Qua/lty customer Join us for the New cathedral ceilings, for­ * Spaotallzing In older floora • aicneWerk TV/STEREO/ 40,000, A/C, A M -FM OFFICE position availa­ Yeor. Coll 447-1990. aN tw raiums. Herald. Penny Sleffert, little ods. 443-2711. Manchester. available tor the right Call 649-5030. service, skills and CRT ble. Good typing ability mal dining room, 3 You'll ntvar knew the * NMural 8 tialned floora eOestgnlng ED APPLIANCES stereo. $1900 or best Publisher. person. Will train. High experience a plus. and pleasant telephone FOR Sale- Ppsslve excer- bedrooms, 7'/t baths, W H tT liA N ^ power of Claselfiod untll^ * No waking anymore FMn Now For apringl offer. 646-1410 7am- CIRCULATIDN Crew Su- school diploma and Apply; United Cable clse (tonino) Salon In thermal gloss, custom 1W bewiiey e th *. Apt A ymi uae It yourself. Coll 5pm.______pervlsors. Excellent personality required. WASHER and retrloera- [^ANNOUNCEMENTS good driving required. TV , 200 Boston Turn- Call 649-8447 for Inter­ Manchester. 649-9990. blinds. Also electronic MaNRwMt.iM-198l 841-3711 today to place on Jitai VarfaMi • 64M780 M S - 7 M 1 tor. Prices negotiable. OLDS Vista Cruiser 1972. THE DEADLINE FOR opportunity tor reti­ Call 649-8647 to r plke, Bolton. EDE. Stars view appointment. door opener. Gas heat. ed 871-0554. Keep trying. rees, students, moms Inter view/appointment Sun room. Abuts First $200 takes Itll PLACING OR A Wonderful tomllvexpe­ 443-2034. C A N C E L IN G AN A D IS Approximately 20 GRAMPY’S Corner Store sprlngfed pond. rience. Australian, Eu­ hours per week. Work INSURANCE CLAIMS Stand INSTRUCTION $279,900. D.W.. .Fish MI8CELLANEDUS 12 N O O N T H E D AY ropean, Scandinavian CDNSTRUCTION has Immediate open­ I HOMES CDNDDMINIUM8 I^ A P A R TM EN T S HDMES with young adults ages REPRESENTATIVE ings tor Monager- Realty 643-1591.-0 m FDR SALE BEFORE, MONDAY - high school exchange Laborer-with expe­ out TRAIN to be a Diesel FDR SALE FDR SALE g ^ F D R RENT FDR RENT CLYDE 10-15. Mondov- Manchester Insurance /Manoger Trainees. MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ I CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. FRIDAY, IN ORDER students arriving In Thursdov 4:30pm- rience. Mustbeover 18, Mechanic. 7 months, COUNTER Top Cabinets August. Become o host must hove good driv­ Agency seake a person Duties will Include room Colonial Condo ROCKVILLE. Large 1 COVENTRY. Avolloble TO MAKE THE NEXT 8;30pm, Saturday bookkeeping, schedul­ hands on program. A Cascade of light, MANCHESTER. Trl- tor medical office. 2 or ROUTE 83, VERNON family for American ing record. Call otter with good telephone Next closs-Aprll 11th. In beautiful Lydoll level Townhouse. Ex­ bedroom, new build­ March 1. 7 rooms, 2 ISSUE. FRIDAY 10om-2pm. Reliable OBBER ing and dally opera­ Woods. Large living streams from the ing. Wosher-dryer bedrooms, 2 porches, 3 rooms. Walnut finish. S4 aMC.Vsn *6995 Interculturol Student transportation o must. 6pm. 643-0150.______and office ekllls to Diesel Technology In­ ecutive Forest Rldoel! Contact S. Romeo, A F T E R N O O N BY 2:30 Exchange. Coll 1-800- tions of store. Profit room, 7'fy baths, 1st vaulted ceilings and hook-up, storage, ca­ finished recreation 54 Csmero Oaua* *8498 If you hove the ability EVERGREEN Lawns, handle claims for of­ sharing. Insurance and stitute, 105 Phoenix expansive window de­ Spacious and unloue 3 M.D., 18 Haynes Street, *10,795 PM FO R M O N D A Y ’S SIBLING.______one of CT's oldest lawn ONE FOR Avenue, Enfield, CT floor tomllv room or level Condominium ble, stove, refrigera­ room. Adults pre­ 44 Ponllao Trent Am to motivate vouno fice clients. Experi­ other benefits availa­ dining area. Location sign of this spacious tor, carpeting, from ferred. No pets. Refer­ monchester. 644-4797. *12,995 ISSUE. THANK YOU odults and have some care companies Is ence preferred, but will 1-800-243-4242. with 3 large bedrooms, 55 Mom* Cerio 88 Get the Wont Ad habit ... ble. Must be able to across from o field Contemporary. Exqui­ $475 per month plus ences, security dep­ •SEeoorlier. *4995 FO R Y O U R sales experience, your seeking career or­ train right person. Ex­ YOUR AD travel and relocate. To site European designed 7Vi baths, dining'room read and use the little ods iented Individuals tor lends Itself to the feel of utilltls. Colt 643-8557 osit. $700 plus utilities. ENDROLL 8 aechev. Aetrovai *10,196 COOPERATIONIII In Classified regularly. earnings potential Is cellent environment In set up Interview call a single home. kitchen with breakfast or family room op- 742-7494 or 742-8161. unlimited. Based on Its management team. TODAY! Real Estate proxlmotelv 1600 evenings.______2 7« ertdlh • aoa WCh*vyC*prto*«er. *8495 643-2711. a non-smoking office. Mrs. Olsen. 1-80(V243- TOLLAND. Beautiful room, sunken family SECOND Floor In two 13% widlh • t lor 209 ■SToyoMpeesven *9496 straight commission. Job responsibilities In­ 2812.______room with massive square feet. Watershed Call Jeanne, Circula­ clude; customer ser­ Call Donna 64B-6050 643-2711 flowering scrubs and property with walking family home. New wall 8TDRE AND MUST B* (risked UP M m* MC*vMI*r4dr. *9466 POULTRY Test house In landscaped grounds of fleldstone fireplace, tion Department, 647- vice, trouble shooting, INDEPENDENT master bedroom suite trolls. Carport, pool, to wall carpeting, ap­ DFFICE SPACE HereM OttlM Monday thru •eC*mury4*r. Employment problem diagnosis and Columbia. Full time, ( HOMES approximately 2 acres tennis. Anne Miller pliances, 2 bedrooms, Thundsybetoi* 11 *.m.efily. *13,966 2 Stars 9946. INSURANCE CENTER. with Its own private WCameroZat resolution and market­ will train. Benefits. FOR SALE with field stone fire­ Real Estate 647-BOOO.d kitchen, living room, *12,996 INC. Call Arbor Acres skylighted locuzzl tub, tSOIdtOellaoaa MEDICAL Transcrlp- ing tasks. Experience a little spaoe place and barbecue ore thermopane windows, with toll attic. 1 cor er Che». CetebrUy 44t. *10,999 Stand & Education Farms 433-4481 ext 250. 0 fitting Introduction to garage. $560 per tlonlst, port time after- In turf, agronomy re­ WAITRESS and dis­ All real estote advertised In 3 cor garage and o 3/4 •7 Csdl EMcNTsde *21,995 noons In busy quired. Good salary, In the hwasher for new Man­ EOE. o superb Interior. Ex­ LDTS/LAND month. No pets. Adults TAD out right irtaoe EN TR Y Level. Success­ the Manchester Herald Is acre lot with sweeping MAIN STREET HO er Nltisn Senim Q X t *8995 Monchester doctor’s year round emplov- ful financial profes­ chester restaurant. ACCOUNTING Clerk. sublect to the Fair Housing pandable 2 bedroom views of the country FDR SALE preferred. Security T/j SALES PART TIME office. Good dicta­ ment. Coll 449-8447. Flexible hours. Good 14.4K. Entry level op­ Act of 1948, which mokes It Cope, noturol wood^ months.. Coll 645-8449. Office or iTChewiMt*. *S49S INSURANCE Dffice. sional needs an work, hardwood club fairways. $399,900. phone ability a must. GRAMPY'S Corner Store appointment secre­ pay. Free meals. Call portunity with expand­ llleeot to advertise onv pref­ Blanchard 8, Rossetto L O C A T E D In Ostego Available March 1st. commercial space. FRIDAY. 2-26 & 2-27, 9- *2®* p e r d a y HELP WANTED Clerical Including typ­ erence, limitation ordlscrlm- floors, spacious op- 4pm. Bedroom set, din­ J Pleasant personality has Immediate open­ ing and telephone re­ tary, Male/Femole, to 445-4720 leove messooe. ing Glastonbury firm. Realtors, "We're Sel- county near Cooper- 5800 sq. ft. 8 7 2 -9 1 1 1 Inotlon based on race, color, pllanced kitchen, car­ MANCHESTER. Large 5 ing room set, living desired, great working ings tor cashier clerks. quired. Jewell- Eng­ coordinate schedule CHEFS, cooks, manag- No typing, data entry llng Houses" 444-2482.0 stown NY, we hove PART Time (substitute) conditions. Call 446- religion, sex or notional port. Ideal location. forms, land, homes tor rooms In 2 family. Ex­ Will improve or room set, sectional ORDER Flexible hours, liberal land Insurance. and set appointments, ers. Are you ready for a with general office du­ origin, or on Intention to ceptionally nice area, 5 driver needed tor 5153 leave message $157,900. Klernon MANCHESTER- 7 family sole. Please coll our subdivide. Spacious sofa, choirs, bureau, benefits. Apply at 706 644-4442.______expand business acu­ change? Positions ties. Will train. Delight­ moke onv such preference, Ranch, 3 rooms each large yard, no Pets. MI8CELLANEDU8 newspaper delivery In with service. Main Street, available now for ful office environment. limitation or discrimination. Realty. 449-1147. d. office tor a free bro­ sewing machine, olr ONE FOR f u l l Time position in men. Evenings from side, handy' location, $475 per month plus . parking area. AUTDMOTIVE Andover/Hebron. Call Manchester. 5-9pm. Salary and lib­ chefs, cooks, manag­ Good benefits, fee The Herald will not know- MANCHESTER. New 4 chure. Winters Real conditioners, skis, Danno 649-3467 for de­ growing company do­ good Investment (or utilities and security. dishes and miscellane­ eral Incentives. Good ers, etc. In hotels. Inns, paid. Call Hilary Cutts, Inglv accept onv advertise­ bedroom Colonial In Estate Agency. Route 446-1516 tor ' 529-5666 YOUR AD tails before Horn. ing woodsIdlnjB, remo­ ment which Is In violation of prestigous area. Flre- $137,500. P hllbrick 51, Gorrottsvllle, NY ous items. Basement of RECONDITIONED. Ofoot deling and custom career start. Phone restaurants and re­ CPC, Business Person­ Agency, 446-4200. appointment. after 5 pm RECEPTIONIST Mr. Nathan. 644-5599. sorts. National Culi­ nel Associates. 659- the low.______ploced living room, 13342. 607-965-8207. Future Shape, 313 utility body tor 3/4 ton TODAY! CIRCULATIDN Area Ad­ trim. Call 646-0153 ask SOUTHtftN New Eng- W A TER FR O N T Ranch. NEW Apartments. 1 bed- Green Rd, Manchester. pick-up truck. Coll af­ visor. Housewives, MANCHESTER car ren- nary Register. 1-800- 3511. skylights, locuzzl, and Haussmann for Roger.______443-4237. lond closslfleld ads morel Wooded pri­ $132,000 buys this at­ BUSINESS room, 2nd floor. $425 644-3444. ter 4pm. 443-0150. When placing NEWS Stand Dealer. mothers with young tol agent, full time reach nearly 800,(X)0 tractive year round per month. 1 month Manchester area, de­ children, students. Corporation, NATIDNAL heolth positions with benefits. vacy, lust minutes PRDPERTY your classified ad agency serving Man­ homes In Connecticut from shopping, home. 3 bedrooms, security. Peterman CARS CARS CARS liver to honor boxes Earn extra money with the recognized leader In Mondov-Prldav 8am- and Rhode Island. The fireplace, den, unloue Building Company 649- and stores. Established your own part time lob. chester area seeking 5pm. Light office work, schools, and 1-384. Coll FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE ask foT'the STAR!! the commercial refrig­ enthusiastic, energetic RN’s • LPN’s • CNA’s price for a bosic 25 today I $374,900. Kler- outbuilding and o beau­ DOWNTOWN Manches­ 9404. route. Work approxi­ Bring your children experience preferred, word ad It only $55 and' tiful. lot to enloy swim­ ter. Minutes from mately 4 hours per with you and save eration Industry, Is In and goal oriented Indi­ will train. Call Sue It’s Not Too Late To Make Your non Realty. 649-1147. □. MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 vidual for port time will appear In 43 news­ ming, fishing, soiling Highway and Hartford. week-get paid for 10. babysitting costs. 21 need of a receptlonlst- 644-0128. New Year’s Resolutions For 1988!! 1725 square feet, oil or room Duplex, 2 baths, 1 /typlst. Strong commu­ program director posi­ papers. For more In­ STRETCH out! This or lust plain contem­ year old. Available Must be available at hours per wfek, salary formation call Classi­ lovely 7 room older plating. Blanchard 8, port. Well maintained press time (1:00pm) plus gas allowance. Su­ nication skills neces­ tion. Responsibilities * Earn High Hourly Rates professional building March 10. $800 per Include volunteer de­ IMMEDIATE 0PENINB8 fied, 643-2711 and ask Colonial has nice big Rossetto Realtors, month. Coll 645-8201. SPRING IS JUST dally and Friday even­ pervise our carrier sary. Light typing and velopment, planning * Participate in a Liberal Profit Sharing Plan tor detolls.o______rooms! Great hopietor “ We're Selling with parking. 649-9001. ciiMy ings at 12:30am. Deliv­ boys and girls. It you clerical work required. F U U T IM E * Earn Additional Bonuses o large family. 4 bed­ Houses" 444-2482.D 30 Locust Street, 1st floor, ery of papers takes like kids, want a little Implementation of ser­ MANCHESTER-Bowers Our fringe benefit vice and rehabilitation * Local Assignments School area. Over 2,000 rooms, 1'/2 baths, shiny JU S T listed! 7 room Co­ 4 rooms, heated. $400. AROUND THE approximately 1 hour. Independence ond your •Dallvary hardwood floors, large Securtly. No pets, no Monday-Saturdav, de­ own Income. Call 447- package Includes group and public education * Paid Professional Liability, Etc. square feet In this ex­ lonial built In 1984 ! 2400 OD MDRTDADES programs. Send re­ •O ffle a panded 3 bedroom entry foyer, aluminum square feet In pristine appliances. Referen­ pendable car a must. 9944. medical, life and dental * Health Insurance Plans Available siding, extra Insula­ ces. 444-2424 weekdays Coll Bob at 447-9944. Insurance, pension sume to; Executive Di­ Cope with master bed­ condition. 2V^ baths, CORNER.... rector, 243 East Center •Salaa room suite. 2 baths, tion, wood stove, great 1st floor family room, 7 DO NOT GO BANKRUPT I 9-5pm.______RECEPTIDNIST and As- plan, and 401K savings Street, Manchester Call Dana — Monday-Friday, 9-4:30 dining room, country yard tor summer tun. fireplaces, 2 cor gar­ Stop Foreclosure! Home- EAST Hartford 1 bed­ Used Car Savings Are Here NOWII slstant In Manchester plan. Call Debbie 0 6 0 4 0 .______PEARLS TV AND kitchen, first floor fam­ Easy access to shop­ age plus a beautifully owners, consolidate vour room, first floor. $435 HELP WANTED ping, walk to school, doctor's office. Ma­ GD Haussmann NDW Hiring full and or APPUANCE ^TAFF MATES, INC. ily room, garage, 16x32 landscaped lot ready to bills, pay off your credit plus utilities on bus­ ture, dependable and pool. $171,900. Call af- short commote to flower this spring. cords, vour cor or busi­ line. Coll 548-1054. No. 1 Chaleo Tho Hot Ono AUTD Mechanic. Top Corporation part time dlshwashers- H a rtfo rd . $144,900. ness loon, your mortgage pleasant personality a pay for top person who ,cooks and waitresses. 649 Miln Street 2 2 8 - 4 3 2 1 '*out of area, call collect. ter S p.m. 449-4477. $290's. Blanchard 8, 85 AMC JEEP WAGONEER 85 VW GOLF GTI must. Must enloy pa­ 94 Eastern Road Jackson 8, Jackson Rossetto Realtors, and save, save your ELD ER LY Housing. Now can take charge. Work Mr. Steak, 244 Center M ANCHESTER. “ Brand taking applications for V6, Auto. AC, P8. PB, P Window! A Dr. Lockt. Opa.. 4 Cyt.. 6 Spd.. AC. tient contact. Great Glastonbury, C T 643-2171 Real Estate 447-8400.O “ We're Selling homell NO PAYMENTS with minimum supervi­ Street. 644-1995. new listing" Spacious UP TO 7 YEARSI Bod 1 and 7 bedroom apart­ Tilt Whaai, P S#al9, Wood Trim • Loadatf Starao Caaa.. Raar Oafog working conditions. sion. Knowledge of die­ 633-4633 and clean 7 rooms, 1'/i BRAND New Listing! Houses" 644-2482.0 credit, lote payments or ments. Coll 528-4522 or Afternoon hours. Call sel, automotic trans­ baths, 3 bedrooms, re­ Sensational 7 room unemployment Is not o 644-5153 leave message PART TIME COOK circa 1740 Cape Cod. 449-9014.______mission, foreign cars, GRDWING Wllllmantic creation room, kitchen problem. Foreclosure as­ MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ with service. appliances, tool shed Magnificent condition, CDNDDMINIUM8 sistance available for the $7,895 for busy In shop In *13,995 travel agency needs The State receiving home facility of the De­ room Townhouse, fully center of Manchester. CIRCUUTION AREA ADyiSOlT and nice quiet street!! 3-4 bedrooms, keeping FDR SALE DIVORCED and SELF- INSURANCE. Expanding experienced agent fa­ room, spacious kit­ oppllonced kitchen, property and casualty Coll doys 449-5533. Housewives, mothers with young children, partment of Child tc Youth Services in East $154,900. Lindsey Real EMPLOYED. USED CARS USED TRUCKS miliar with Apollo. chen, IstfloorJoundry, Swiss Coinorvotlvo hardwood floors. No agency looking for part Send resume to; R. Windsor, CT has a full-time position available Estote. 449-4000.g MANCHESTER. Newer 7 pets. $625 per month. 1 CREDIT Clerk. 15K. students. Earn extra money with your own fora cook. Two (2) years of experience In quan­ 4 fireplaces, beehive bedroom Townhouse Group at 38S-4S4-1334 hme experienced CSR. Spanish needed tor this VIolette, P.D. 60x3146, MANCHESTER. "Brand oven, gorgeous wide or 393434-4494. year lease and security 88 CHEV CHEVETTE C8 l A O Q i ; 88 D008E 0100 PICKUP Pleasant working con­ part-time )ob. Bring your children with you with sliders, balcony, 4 Dr.. 4 Cyt . Auto. AC. Biaiao...... a Cyl. 4 Bad.. Pt. M. flarao Caaa. B y | | | | l| public contact position Vernon, CT 06044. tity food preparation, knowledge of health and new llsitng" Excep­ board floors. Impecca­ deposit. 649-0795. ditions. Solory com­ and save on babysitting coate. 21 hours per safety requirements and ability in menu pre­ tional 9 rooms (ap­ walk out basement, with top notch Glaston­ RETIRED? Bored? Light ble core has been given lovely private bock MANCHESTER. Large 6 mensurate with expe­ assembly work. Hours week, salary plus gas allowance. Supervise proximately 2800 85 BUICK SOMERSET 9 bury firm. Some typ­ paration and record keeping required. Salary to the restorotlop of yard with brook. Only Rentals room Duplex. 3 bed­ Cpa.. 4 Cy(.. Auto. AC. Pt. P®. Crulaa. rience. Coll 649-0014 ing, figure aptitude, lust right. Pleasant our carrier boys and girls. If you like kids, want square feet) 4 bed­ every aspect of this *7895 84995 LIndo.______is *7.34 per hour; 35 hours per week on rotating rooms, recreation 16 units In complex! rooms, 1 both, parking, Tin Whaai. Siarao. Raar Oatoa...------good benefits, tee paid. working atmosphere. a little Independence and your own Income, 1st and 2nd shifts. Excellent State of CT full be­ beautiful home. Zoned $119,900. Anne Miller no pets. Lease and D E N TA L Receptionist, Coll Hilary Cutts, CPC, Coll 444-8228.______room, 2 kitchens and for antique shop. 87 CHEV Z28 CAMARO call 647-9946 or 647-9947. ______nefits package. For an application please call dinning area, possible Real Esiote 447-8000.Q security deposit. $650 88 NISSAN PICKUP part time, 2 days per Business Personnel As­ $162,000. Jackson & RDDMS plus utilities. Ask for Cpa. va. Auto. AC. PS. P®. P Wind. A week. Typing required. sociates. 659-3511. 566-7836 or senU resume to: In-law suite plus In- Jackson Real Estate CONDOMINIUM Corner. FDR RENT Dr. Loeka. CrulM. TIN Whaai. Siarao OIL BURNER Connie 644-7709. Caaa S Mor*...... •13,995 *6395 Good working condi­ ground pool. Profes­ 447-8400J______$104,900, Completely ID TECHNICIAN sional landscaping and remodeled 2 bedroom 3 Room oflortment. tions. Good pay. 528- PANT TIMR Philip H. Obregon MANCHESTER. Move In FEM ALES preferred. $60 87 CHEV ASTRO VAN IQQQR 5878. SECURITY POSITION Immedleto full time pqtlllon beautiful view of Hart­ flat unit. Close to hlgh- Heated, stove, refrig­ 84 CHEV CLEBRITY 4I Cyl.0yl , Auto.PS.P®.Aua.So«...... evslltbl*. (7T license requirad. Department of Child & Youth Services condittoni This ex­ a week plus $40deposlt. 3 Dr., VS. Auto. PS. P®. Marao. Mu® fi9fman§nt A99/gnm0nt» NEWS STAND DEALER ford! Don't miss this wov, on busline. Coll 649-9472, Monday - erator. References and •5995 in Mtnohmtf Ideel esndidet* would poooeee B onel $289,500. Lindsey tended Cape has 1,400 $120,000, Immaculate 2 security. Coll otter 85 CHEV K BLAZER Division of Personnel & Human Resources plus squon feet. 3 bed­ Friday. 3:30 to 8:00 pm. • 6lar6fiQ Wogo >6.10/hour peer* experience In ‘reeldentlel Manchester area, deliver only to Honor Boxes Real Estote. 649-4000. □ bedroom, 1’,^ both 4:30. 649-9021. 4a4. VS. Amo. AC. PS. P®. P Windowa equipment Inttelletlon, repeir 170 Sigourney St., Hartford, CT 06105 rooms, f full baths. Ask tor Eleanor. 80 TOYOTA COROLLA A Dr. Loaka. tiirii Caaa.. SHvafida INSERTERS. Part time • 6 6 6 Month Plovtawt and stores. Establlehed route. Work approxl- 30 Locust Street. 2 family, Townhouse with full WaQon. 4 Cyl.. Auto. Claan A Low Pkf. A Mara...... 12,495 end malnleriene*. Will coneMer MB/A A Carpet over hardwood basement tn small de­ FEMALE Preferred- MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ •3295 • Inserters wanted. Good • CowpMMhn tfnoRti mRtley 6 hours per w e e k - get paid fpr 10. M utt 4 rooms each. Excel­ floors. Finished family room Duplex. $750 pay! Must be available • CfOdH Union ell other*. Eeit ol the river eervlc* velopment. $132,900, Clean/’ aulet, busline. 07 FORO BRONCO 4x4 ■re*. IlmHed night tervie* could lent location. Nice lot. room on lower level. Kitchen privileges. monthly plus utilities. before press time Pof on Morvlow. eomo toourof- be available at Press Tim e (12:30pm) dally and Owner financing possi­ Ripe for o transaction. 84 CHRYSLER LAZES S Cyi. Aula. P®. P®. TW Whaai. tiavaa Roo Mondop-Mdoy, 1 01 be errenged, new ven, fully Inground pool. 2 car Coll 647-9813 evenings. l '/3 baths, modern kit­ Caaa.. Cruiaa, and mora...... 14,995 (12:30pm) Mondoy- Friday evening at 12:30 a.m. Delivery of papers ble. $179,000. 644-2424. 2 bedrooms, Vh baths, Cpa.. 4 Cyl.. Auto. AC. PS. P®. Siarao. • Tho frotttffo Offloo •oRdIno. 160 loaded, excellem wages end be- WaaianiahtrT Stadairta, NaDraea, Prafaisianals detached garage. Give tri-level unit with att­ chen, all appliances. 2 Sun Moot. P. Windowa. Maar Oalog.... •7495 Frldav, and midnight North Moln 6L, M inohuotur or ooM neflts. (Jell anytime takes approximatley t hour, Monday thru 9-5 weekdays. us the opportunity to months security. Ref­ 04 OOOQE CARAVAN on Friday evenings. 7^.6000 or 1-60044S-1147. ached garage. East APARTMENTS erences. No pets. 643- 87 SPECTRUM CL ir. 4 Cyl.. AMO. AC. P®. P®. tiaroo. Saturday, dependable car a must. Call Bob at MANCHESTER. For sale show you this preot commute to Hartford. Wood Qr®n. Trim...... •7895 Interested? Call Bob at WILSON OIL CO. The G. FOX Dlstributlon^Center by owner. 3 bedrooms, buy I $162,900. Realty 2121.______4 Dr.. 4 Cyl.. AC. PS, PS. Maar Oafog •7995 2620 447-9944. HRST SECURITY 047-9946.' In So. Windsor la now aooaptlng applications for Century 21 Epstein FOR RENT 64S-8393 loree lot, built 1857, World, Benoit Redity 647-6895.g MANCHESTER. Availo- 86 8MC JIMMY 4x4 Di'lixhl tlH' yi'UMKSKTS with SERVICES CORP. marohandlaa procaesora, who will verify ordsre, pool, wood stove, ex­ Frechette Associates 88 0L08 CIERA Vt. AUM. AC. P®. P®. P Window A Dr. MANCHESTER. Newer 3 ble Immediately. Two, SI9. Wf.. VS, Aulo. AC. PS. P®. Siarao. ihfso siifl and riiddly Hnn- A* SoMl OppOflunNy eaplovor FULL Time Real Estate ticket and hand marohandlaa and Inaura that, cellent condition. Prin­ 644-7709. □ ______MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ 2 bedroom units. No Loeke. OruleA TW Wheel iwm Oaag agents needed. Grow­ room Townhouse In de­ bedroom Duplex. Car­ Tin Wha®. Woodgram...... •9295 •13,395 nics made from lorry i lotb PART ‘niw shipments to our stores are correct. Schedules ciples only. No agents. MANCHESTER. Move In peting, appliances. No pets. Security, referen­ and dros.-iod up in llicir CUSTDMER Service. We ing firm. Downtown $134,900.’'Cell 443-1554 sirable Oak Forest. ASSEMBLERS, Bench available are: condition I This ex­ Condominium features pets. $425 monthly. No ces. $550. Heat In­ 85 PONT. 8UNBIR0 79 CHEV CCIO PICKUP ore looking for respon­ location. Small conge­ Cpa.. 4 Cyl. t Spd.. Siarao. Sun Mo® •5295 SCyi . M-. Maar •3295 fmest Workers. Finger dex­ nial office. Anne Miller CUSTOMER SERVICE 7:15 am to 3:45 pm 8 am to 12 Noon MANCHESTER. 6 by 6 tended Cape has 1,400 2

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WASHINGTON (AP) — The 40 finalists in a competition to select the top young scientists in the country say they spent an average of 18 hours a week studying and no hours watching television for entertainment. The finalists in the 47th Science Talent Search, a prestigious national competition for high school seniors, said in a survey released Wednesday that they each read an average of about 40 books a year outside of school. Forty-five percent said they spent five hours a week reading newspapers and 47.5 percent said they watched five hours weekly of network and local television. None, however, reported watching any television AP photo for entertainment. 0 PALIMONY — Hugh Hefner’s former But despite their scholarly dedication, two-thirds of the group still believe the high school years should live-in girlfriend, Carrie Leigh, has upped include some extra-curricular activities such as the ante in her "palimony” suit against dances and football games. Hefner, saying she now wants $35 million. Only about 16 percent of the group thought football AP photo and proms could be dropped from high schools. NEVER TOO OLD — Three show announced their upcoming TV movie, “ The curriculum is far too often subordinated to business legends, from left, Milton Berle, "Side by Side,” which will air on CBS Names in the News social and sports events,” said David A. Cooke, 17, the Midland Park, N.J., high school valedictorian. Sid Caesar and Danny Thomas, ham it up March 6. The show Is described as a “ Schools are designed to educate.” during a news conference Tuesday at comic tale of three men who refuse to be Playboy ‘palimony’ According to most studies, the 18 hours a week New York’s Friars Club. The trio labeled as "too old.” spent by students in the group is far above the LOS ANGELES — Hugh Hefner's former live-in national average. A 1980 federal study showed only girlfriend upped the ante in her ‘‘palimony” suit 25 percent of U.S. high school students spent more Asian carpetbagger entangles Dixie against the Piayboy magazine publisher, saying than five hours a week on homework. And a recent she now wants $35 miiiion to prevent him from American Council on Education survey of 250,000 FLORA, Miss. (AP) - Travel­ has acquired a status akin to a) ” A lot of people seem to fear it ruining other young lives. college freshmen showed only 7.1 percent spent 16 or ers know they’re in the South carpetbagger. quite a bit. I don’t think it’s as bad Ceiebrity divorce lawyer Marvin Mitchelson more hours a week in high school on homework. when: A) The Confederate flag is Planted heavily in Mississippi as some people would say,” Wolfe filed an amended complaint Wednesday for Carrie The Science Talent Search finalists were selected flying over the state capitol; B) and other Southern states during said last week. ” It may not be Leigh adding fraud and deceit to her previous from 1,339 entries in the 47th annual national There are more pickups than cars the Depression to control erosion, beneficial, but it’s got a lot of accusations that Hefner abandoned promises to competition funded by Westinghouse Electric Corp. on the highway: C) A trans­ kudzu’s welcome soon wore out as character about it as you travel support and father her child. The competition, open to high school seniors, planted Asiatic vine entangles it spread from the gullies it was down the highway and see it Hefner attorney Anthony Michael Classman said involves science projects created, researched and practically everything. planted in. It now covers an area climbing all over trees.” the fraud and deceit claims were unfounded. He assembled by the students. Five past winners have Unfortunately farmers, the size of Belgium. Kudzu has spread as far as 25 called the lawsuit revision a publicity stunt. gone on to become Nobel Prize winners. loggers, utilities and lovers of “ There are mixed opinions miles on each side of the road I^igh's suit now seeks $20 million in punitive The finalists come from 17 states and are in roadside scenery know the about it,” said James Wolfe, a where it was planted 40 years ago, damages "to dissuade him from maintaining his Washington for final judging in the competition. answer is C. plant materials specialist with covering trees, old houses and long-enjoyed practice of seducing teen-age girls, Winners will be announced at a banquet Monday People all over the South know the U.S. Department of Agricul­ abandoned cars. The lumber supporting them for a few years and then night when scholarships and cash prizes worth and curse , kudzu (pronounced ture’s Soil Conservation Service, industry, in particular, is not fond discarding them.” $140,000 will be awarded. Top prize is a $20,000 kuhd’-zoo). The transplanted an agency responsible for kudzu of the plant because it can kill The initial complaint filed Feb. 11 in Superior scholarship. vine once thought to be a savior planting during .the 1930’s. trees by blocking out the light. Court sought an estimated $5 million-plus, but the amendment adds the punitive amount and says lost career earnings and benefits amount to $15 million. Leigh, 24, claims she ga>ve up a modeling career in 1983 to serve as a companion at the Playboy WE’RE SERVING YOU BREAKFAST Mansion to Hefner, 61. Mitchelson said the relationship ended with the arrival at the mansion of Jessica Hahn, whose . TOGETHER sexual encounter with PTL minister Jim Bakker led to the evangelist’s fall from grace. P® and ilie Manchester Herald Jazzman’s foundation MOSCOW, Idaho- S: Jazz legend Lionel Hampton announced Visit McDonald’s* that a $20,000 grant the m National Endowment for the Arts is giving to Beautiful New a foundation under his control will be chan­ Restaurant at neled to a music school 70 West Center St. named in his honor. Hampton spoke Wed­ Manchester nesday to the Moscow Chamber of Commerce t : - while visiting the Panhandle college town to headline the Univer­ sity of Idaho’s jazz festival and receive an honorary degree. Dozens of the world's top jazz performers McDonald’s* has job Lionol Hampton have come out of Hampton’s bands. But opportunities to fit almost he said he has gotten the most pleasure from having the university’s Lionel Hampton School of any schedule; Music named after him, which he said is “ like going to hpaven.” Hampton started his career in the 1920s. When he joined Benny Goodman’s quartet in 1936, he broke a Part time or full time, days color barrier that had kept black musicians out of American entertainment’s front ranks. or evenings. Good starting pay and benefits. Competing with Johnny NEW YORK - “ Wheel of Fortune” host Pat Sajak says that just because CBS is giving him a '17 Manager'trainee positions talk show opposite NBC’s “ Tonight Show” doesn’t mean he’s taking on Johnny Carson. and custodial positions are ” If you’re going to do a late-night show, that’s a fact of life, that Mr. Carson is going to be there. We also available. can’t worry about that. We have to worry about doing the best show we can,” Sajak said at a news conference Wednesday. CBS Entertainment President Kim LeMasters Stop by any of the locations confirmed plans for the show, which he said would be 90 minutes compared with Carson’s hour and listed below or call would debut next January. 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Wild Party campaign '9 McDonald’s®. PHOENIX, Ariz. — Rock singer Alice Cooper returned to his hometown for a weekend concert and mentioned that he also will be running for governor — on the Wild Party ticket. More than 80 people already have entered the special May 17 election prompted by a recall petition campaign against impeached Gov. Evan Mecham. Cooper, who says he bought his first automobile from Mecham’s Pontiac dealership in nearby Glendale, said he will join the throng » ' ‘ * I seeking to unseat the conservative Republican. “ I ’m definitely a write-in candidate,” Cooper said Wednesday. “ Hey, I’m a native. I’m a registered voter. I represent the Wild Party and I even have a campaign slogan; ‘Alice Cooper — A GET YOUR COMPLIMENTARY COPY OF THE MANCHESTER HERALD troubled man for troubled times.’” Cooper, 39, was born Vincent Eumier, a ON SATURDAY MORNINGS AT THE FOLLOWING McDONALD’S LOCATIONS: minister’s son. He gained fame with outrageous makeup and such hits as “ School’s Out.” His 70 West Center Street 1221 Tolland T ^ k . 1261 Burnside Aye. 89 Talcottville Rd. 30 Lafayettee SquaSquare Phoenix concert Saturday night is scheduled to end Manchester, CT. Manchester, CT. East Hartford, CT. Rockville, CT. the American lea of a year-long comeback tour. Vernon. CT.

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t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Feb. 2S, 1988 Pistol training is critical to officers’ safety ‘Hot town’ rating is a sign of poiice success hashish ranges from $100 to $125 concentration from as high as 20 ter alone. The figures apply to By Andrew Yurkovskv seized $640,000 worth of narcotics Manchester, South Windsor. Ver­ per ounce, Holyfield said. By Andrew Yurkovskv use the shooting range during Manchester Herald in simultaneous busts in Elling­ percent to as low as 13 percent. In the the fiscal year 1986-87. their spare time, though usually In the first seven months of non and other towns in which the Manchester Herald ton and Tolland. task force has worked. the task force seized $556,516 only the younger officers take It’s not uncommon for an fiscal year 1987-88. the Tri-Town worth of cocaine, $82,348 of advantage of that benefit. Mott “ We have a very well-deserved Narcotics Task Force seized Most of the marijuana was There isn’t time for second- undercover detective on the Man­ reputation throughout the state marijuana, $200 worth of the said. chester’Police Department to be $87,422 of cocaine and $671,760 of seized in the raid in December by guessing when a Manchester for having a very aggressive drug the task force and state police on painkiller Percocet. and $270 of turned down when he tries to marijuana. During that time, 148 police officer faces a criminal Before last year, Manchester unit.” Brooks said. an Ellington business and a hashish. In the same period. 211 with a dangerous weapon. make a drug purchase from a drug-related arrests were made. drug-related arrests were made police trained at either the He added that drug- Holyfield said no statistics Tolland home. The street value of So it’s Lt. John Mott’s job to Glastonbury Police Depart­ suspected dealer. enforcement efforts in Manches­ cocaine Is about $100 per gram and 49 search warrants were make sure thateachofficeron the were available on drug-related ment’s range or at the state police One of the answers the detec­ ter are successful because of both and the value of marijuana and executed. force, from the c h ie ^ n down, arrests and seizures for Manches­ shooting range in Simsbury. tives frequently hear is, “This the moral and financial support of knows h ow to protect himself with Convenience was the main town is hot,” a term that means the town administration and the the semi automatic pistol he’s reason behind the department’s it’s not safe for a dealer to sell to issued. elected officials. decision to build its own range on an unknown buyer. The top priority of the task “ There’s nothing designed to Line Street, Mott said. He said For Capt. Joseph H. Brooks, the force is die arrest of suspected TOTAL PREMISE PROTECTION save an officer’s life except the officers in the Manchester Police commander of the police depart­ pistol," Mott said in a recent drug dealers, but the department Department cannot train with ment’s detective bureau, the fact also aims to make the use of interview. officers from other departments that Manchester is considered a BY A 17-year veteran of the force, illegal drugs in town as difficult because the Manchester depart­ “ hot” town is a sign of the success as the sale. That’s the reason Mott has been a firearms instruc­ ment is one of the few in the state of the department’s drug enforce­ tor for the department for 15 behind the periodic busts outside that uses semiautomatic ment efforts. years. He became the firearms local clubs and bars. weapons. “ The best that we can hope for instruction coordinator last year. ■ ‘We feel that there cannot be or Mott said instruction with re­ — and what we are hoping fo r— is Mott believes the need for should not be anywhere where a volvers cannot be carried out at that our efforts in the battle proper training is more impor- person should feel comfortable the same time as training with against drugs will be recognized doing drugs,” Brooks said. s tant now than ever before. semi-automatics because each Manchester is becoming a more by the people who live in this Lt. Russell Holyfleld, a Man­ type of weapon is handled in a urban community, and criminals community and the people who chester police detective who is different way. deal in this community, and they the head of the task force, said the are turning from cheaphandguns The Smith & Wesson 659 now to more sophisticated weapons, will try-to find some place that’s busts achieve their purpose be­ used by Manchester police is a» he said. The changing climate is less threatening in terms of cause they make people nervous much safer and more powerful one of the reasons the Manchester potential arrest,” Brooks said in about using drugs. He said they weapon than the old revolver. Police Department switched two David Kool/ManchMtar HaraJd a recent interview. also are a way to get information Mott said. Besides carrying a years ago from the old six-shot Brooks does not believe it’s about dealers. Industrial • Commercial • Residential during a qualification shoot this month larger number of rounds, the gun .38-caliber revolver to the 14-shot LESSON FOR LIFE — Manchester .possible to estimate accurately Added Brooks, “ I can’t begin to is less prone to jam and can be 9-mm Smith & Wesson. police officer Craig Guglielmo fires his at the department's shooting range on the amount of drugs that passes tell you how many m ajor cases Smoke Detection — Fire — Sprinkler — Hold-Up reloaded with a new magazine in To make sure that they meet Line Street. through Manchester or any other we’ve made off a parking lot rip. ” semiautomatic pistol from long range about a second. The reloading the minimum standards for place in the country. So the Brooks is suspicious of statis­ time for revolver is at least six marksmanship, all officers on the fires 60 rounds from behind a score at least a three on a To foster better marksmen, the number of ounces of cocaine or tics on drug trade and seizures. SALES — SERVICE — RENTAL seconds. force are required to take a barricade, aiming alternately at five-point scale for handling the department began awarding tro­ marijuana seized in a given year Federal officials say that drug Such features improve the “ qualifying" test three times a one of two targets 50 yards away. shotgun. phies last September to all cannot be taken as an indicator of use in the country is on the chances of survival for officers Central Station &— Local Bell year at the department’s shooting Each shot counts five points. A Mott said that the failure rate officers who make a perfect score success because there is no basis decline, but he doesn’t believe who increasingly find themselves range on Line Street. Each officer perfect score is 300, and passing is on any given shoot varies, de­ on the pistol test. Those officers for comparison, he said. that’s true. Closed Circuit Television faced by criminals carrying does an hour-long shoot with the 240. pending on the weather and other are entered into the “ Possible Drug-related investigations “I’ve got statistics that say sophisticated weapons. pistol in the winter and daylong To pass the shotgun test, an conditions. In the end, however, Club,” so named because each are handled in Manchester by the that’s impossible, unless they’re U.L Listed Equipment “The old day of one bad guy shoots ir. the spring and fall with officer has to hit the target at the every officer can meet the member has achieved the highest ’Tri-town Narcotics Task Force, a feeding cocaine to the grass,” with a Saturday Night Special (a the pistol as well as the shotgun. same so-yard distance with four minimum scores with some addi­ possible score. group of detectives and patrol Safes & Vaults cheap pistol) is gone.” Mott said. Brooks said. In the pistol test, the officer of five slugs. He or she also must tional training, he said. Officers are also encouraged to officers from Manchester. Ver­ Brooks cited statistics from the non and South Windsor. federal Drug Enforcement One detective, a patrol officer Agency that show that the "Since 1970, We Sell the Beet end Service the Beer and three supervisors are as­ quantity of cocaine seized by signed to the task force from the federal authorities in New Elng- BROWN’S FLOWERS Manchester Police Department, land increased from 30.9 kilo­ ALLIED PROTECTION ALARM, INC. CUNLIFFE MOTOR SALES F r e s h • D rie d • Silk Flowers which administrates the task grams in 1983 to 107 kilograms in P.O. Box 311r Monctiester/ Conn. force’s operations. Two officers 1987 ROUTE 83 • TA LC O TTV ILLE • 643-00161 163 Main Street, Manchester each are assigned full time from The task force estimates the Vernon and South Windsor on a value of cocaine seized based on a 646-0220 iTe Support The Local Police Dept. rotating basis. purity of 20 percent. Cocaine sold 643-8455 In December the task force on the street usually ranges in

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4 __MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurgday. Feb. 25, 19M Department responds to 40,000 calls a year From psychology to history, police have varied pasts By J. Gordon Brown system specially developed for m m police record-keeping by the / I Special to the Herald officers) come from other Admins Corporation, a computer i Bv Nancy Concelman University of Connecticut Police consulting firm in Cambridge,, Department as a patrol officer. fields,” he said. ’’Wehave people The Manchester Police Depart­ Manchester Herald that have backgrounds in totally ment answers an average of 125 Mass., said Bill Davis, a spokes­ “ I thought. ’Boy, I can make a man for the company. pretty decent amount of mo­ unrelated fields.” calls a day of routine and serious For some, it may have started One of those people Is patrol Complimentsl “ We have a special software . ney...and do something fairly problems, according to Sandy with a childhood dream, but for officer Gary Frost, who gradu­ Duffield, office manager of De- package which was a model for others, the desire to become a interesting,’” Thurnauer said. other police systems in the Six months later, he was ated with a teaching degree from partinnents Records division. police officer occurred many Southern Connecticut University Over the course of a year, that state,” Kotsch said. “ We have 15 years, and a few careers, later. assigned to the Eastern Regional terminals on line which are Narcotics Squad, now the State­ and worked as a substitute would be 40.000 calls, she added. Officers in the Manchester teacher in social studies, geo­ A'town with a population of Digital-VAX 750 computers.” Police Department come from a wide Narcotics Task Force, thur­ nauer said it was his work with graphy ,and driver education 51.000 can keep its police depart­ variety of backgrounds, said classes, mostly at Manchester “ What makes it unique is that the narcotics squad that made ment busy and the paper work two police officers who were not personnel officer Linda Parry. High School. stacked high. “ It’s really all over the bal­ him decide to put aside his computer programmers deve­ master’s studies and make law Frost, a patrol officer for 11 The job of maintaining accu­ loped the system in part them­ lpark.” she said. years, said his career move was rate records of those calls is the Some of the officers have enforcement his career. selves,” he said. “ When I got into the narcotics gradual. responsibility of Lt. Samuel ’The special system.is called college degrees in fields ranging “ It was a metamorphosis,” he Kotsch Jr.,- s.uj)ervisor of the from histor;^ to psychology, oth­ squad, it was so interesting,” he Admins V/8 and is a fourth- said. “ I had dealt with people that said. "Little by little, I got department’s records division, a generation computer language. ers were educated in criminol­ interested in this type of work.” position he has held for four Cr I never imagined had existed A fourth-generation language is a ogy, while others graduated from Frost said he used to work as a before.” years. high-level language meant for high school and held jobs unre-^ lifeguard, and would occasionally Raymond Kotsch. 4l, takes pride in what ’Thurnauer said the time he non-professional users, accord­ lated to law enforcement before’ need assistance from the police. he calls tha efficient record- entered the narcotics squad was ing to Davis. joining the police force. As of last He got to know some of the keepipg of his staff of eight. the era of Serpico. summer, six or seven women officers and eventually decided attempt to keep records But even hi-tech systems can’t “ There was almost a certain were members of the depart­ to take a written test for the job as current for our own use. so we can alleviate Kotsch’s major problem ment- two in the detective div­ amount of status, too, and mys­ be up to date, on a situation or a of Insufficient office space and tique with working with narcotics patrol officer. ision and four patrol officers. “ By then. I really wanted it,” call we’re responding to.” he personnel. Parry said. She said one more law enforcement.” he said. ‘"rhe inorale is high, but we’re Frost said. said. ’■ ' . woman has been hired since then. Thurnauer described law en- understaffed and have been for Frost said he was 27 years old Kotsch said that the complexi­ For Sgt. Beau Thurnauer, who forcement generally as years. We have a severe problem when he was hired. “ I had a ties of the judicial system also joined the Manchester Police “ addictive.” with space and staff size,” Kotsch pretty good picture of what police present a daily challenge of Department in 1976, police work “ When you’re a cop. you said / work was like,” he said. “ I had keeping' track of court case was a logical extension of his always want to know what’s going The reconis division moved some life experience behind me.” transactions. interest in psychology. Thur­ on. And you always know.” from the second floor to a ^ David Kooi/MancttMter Herald .’’Our job-is-becoming more nauer graduated from the Uni­ ’Thurnauer said he didn’t think For Sgt. Donald Wright, an difficult because of the cases we renovated west wing on the first most police officers started out officer with the Manchester Tf®- floor. ’The move was completed of police records collected monthly. She versity of (Connecticut in 1974 with handle — ijuvenilc ... youthful KEEPING TRACK —Irene Schack. of a degree in psychology, but knowing they wanted to work in lice Department for 20 years, Damato August 10, 1987, and was long is a data entry clerk. offenders ... traffic (cases). Each Manchester; files some of the hundreds became interested in law enforce­ law enforcement but may have becoming a police officer was a arrest is individual and presents overdue, Kotsch said. ment while pursuing his master’s had some experience earlier in way to get "job security.” a different problem,” he said. Records going back to three degree there. their lives thqj exposed them to Wright, who had his high school To meet the demands of the years are stored in a small documents. Despite the heavy work load ’Thurnauer said he was looking police work and eventually con- diploma when he joined the force, increasing volume of case loads, walk-in vault in 21 columns of file the public as part of the Freedom However, “ anything under con­ and volumes of records, Kotsch for a way to make money but vinced them to become said he saw a job opening at the the department was computer­ cabinets. Older records are of Information Act, a law that tinuing investigation.” Kotsch said.” It’s really a simple opera­ policemen. department and decided to join ized 13 years ago and was the first stored elsewhere in the station. allows anyone access to certain wanted to work on campus, so in said, is exempt. tion if everything goes right.” 1974. at age 22. he joined the “ I think the majority (of the force. in the state to employ a new Many records are available to federal, state and local Century 21 Epstein Realty Orlando Annulli 543 North Main St., Manchester G i t t d U i s U & R 7. U & R D |B h -F ou Call the Shots!” Construction Realw, Co. „ andjSons,lnc. 647-8895 .Jfat PHOTOGRAPHY FOR ALL OCCASIONS “The Best In New And Used Homes" < y K 983 Main Street ■ Manchester / 6 4 3 -9 5 5 1 EPSTEIN REALTY 99 East Center St., Manchester 643-2692 G8S 1 4 7 Hale Road Mancheatof, CT. 06040 Tel. 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am ong ways * A * H PINGPONG, POLICE STYLE — Officer Craig Kearney of Manchester that cops relax warms up for a pingpong tournament at the gym in the Manchester Photos by police station. Reginald Pinto/ Manchester Herald Bv Nancy Concelm an IM id M anchester H erald FAST FISTS — Detective Michael Morrissey of the Manchester Police After a day of dealing with intoxicated drivers, Department practices punctiing in the gym at the police station. domestic disputes and drug busts, Sgt. Spencer. Frazee finds solace in working with flies. fs; ‘.sfS'tl 1-^ “ I ’ m a fisherman,” Frazee said. “ In the ' S- ft>. wintertime, I spend a lot of time tying flies. After my shift, I go downstairs, wrap a few bugs and go to bed.” w Frazee admits that “ bug wrapping” may not be everyone’s idea of fun, but he said he also spends time ' 4^ ■ 5 ? . in the gym and weight room at the police station to let V i off steam, a method of relaxation that may be a little more common among officers at the Manchester Police Department. Patrol officer Gary Frost said officers may spend ’ ‘.-.i time in the weight room training for the annual Police

Olympics, scheduled this year for May 22 at L * V- Manchester High School. Frost, who’s in charge of organizing the games this year, said law enforcement w .y, officers from all over Connecticut and some other states, participate in the events, which include ‘ T( U swimming, track and field and weightlifting. There l'- 'ii; are also events held before the games, including golf, bowling and racquetball. The Olympics and games preceding them are a good way “ to get police officers together, away from the job, away from the pressures of the job,” Frost said. Frazee said at first it may be more difficult for police officers to relax than those employed in other types of jobs. “ I think you get used to it,” he said. “ Mentally, but maybe not physically. They say stress drains you niore physically.” ^ Sgt. Gerald Calve said he doesn’t often relax, but MANY HAPPY RETURNS — Officer Joe Winch of Manchester returns keeps busy with community activities. Calve is the ball to his opponent during a pingpong game at the gym in the. commander of the VFW club here and a member of Manchester police station. For many officers, physical activity is a way the Red Cross steering committee for the Greater to relieve the pressures of police work. Hartford chapter. He sits on the Emergency Medical Services Council and helps organize events for the annual Crime WEIGHT OF THE WORLD — Jim Graham, a patrolman with the Prevention Week. This year the week of Feb. 15 was Manchester Police Department works out in the weight room in the designated as annual Crime Prevention Week. basement of the police station. "That keeps me busy quite a bit,” he said. “ My relaxation really is cooking. That’s my diversion.” Other police officers have a variety of hobbies, including photography, carpentry, and bunting. f 1 I• ? » I : I f M 1 fI I! ' • ..'i T iM I f J *:r i 1 i t r I i I m7 ai r : ^ i;1 . \^ - MANCHESTER HERAtP. Thursday, Feb. 25.19S8 - » 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Feb. 25, 1988 They do more than Court evidence must remain ‘untainted’ just fix cruisers Case cache includes everything from steak to marijuana plants By Alex GIrelll a must*, Frazee said, referring to homicide 'now is to guard the By Andrew J. Davis repairs run in spurts, he said. scene and get a warrant. “ The fleet seems to do things in Manchester Herald the landmark Mincey vs. Arizona Manchester Herald case decided by the United States Sometimes what the -police spurts. If one has a carburetor Supreme Court in 1978. need as evidence is something a problem, you know you’re going When the Manchester Polfce The Manchester police mainte­ recovered, there was no room for it at police ’The case stemmed from an business needs to keep operating. to have two or three more,” Department takes possession of nance department does a lot more physical evidence, it wants to headquarters so the police got permission to attemped drug buy by police When computers, phones, and than repair police cruisers. Bagge said. followed by a raid which erupted other equipment were __ stblen Even with preventive mainte­ have as few people as possible return it to the distibutor for storage. into a shootout with one police from the office 6f vlsiting'nurses Just ask Robert Bagge. super­ nance, police cruisers do get old involved in handling it. officer fatally shot and some at the former Highland Park ' intendent of maintenance. and have to be replaced. On the That’s because the evidence Among the responsibilities of his other people wounded. School, for instance, after the average, the department will get has to remain ’’untainted” if it — Sgt. Qerald Calve equipment was recovered It was department are:. looking after 43 rid of a cruiser when it has 65,000 ever gets to court, and so there The police involved in the raid town traffic signals, painting did not take any evidence.'but a given back to the nurses. If It had to 70,000 miles, he said. will be as few people as possible been packed into the evidence crosswalks, putting up street new crew of police officers got to called on to testify about how the room, the woVk of the nurses signs, removing dead trees from Bagge figures a cruiser with the scene within 10 minutes and evidence was handled. would haveJ>een disrupted. roadways, and cleaning and 65,000 to 70,000 miles registered began a search because they In general, however, the rule is maintaining the police station. on the odometer actually has Most of the evidence seized by knew the police officer was room for it at police headquarters that the “ best evidence,” the real “ It’s not Just maintenance on double that many miles on the police and carefully stored is fertilizer, and plastic bottles that ' seriously hurt. The search lasted so Uie police got permission to thing and not a facsimile or vehicles, keeping them safe and engine since policemen are in the never used, however. The cases are alleged to contain liquid four .days and a good deal of return it to the distributor for re p ^u ctio n , has to be produced all that,” Baggesaid. "It entails a habit of leaving their engines on in which it is involved are fertilizer diluted with water. evidence was taken. storage. in court. For that reason most of lot more.” when responding to calls, he said. disposed of without it. Marijuana plants dry up. Fra ­ The high court decided there Sgt. Gerald Calve, one of the zee said, but they don’t change That kind of operation requires was no circumstance that pre­ the material confiscated has to be And Bagge must do all that Cruisers past their prime are two police officers charged with chemically. taking photographs and record­ vented police from getting a kept in police custody. work with a small crew. He has either traded in to manufacturers responsibility for handling evi­ In any event, drugs are geher- ing of numbers oi^hatever other search warrant while they Some of the things stored now three staff members and two or are taken by other town dence, guessed that as much as 96 ally sent to a state laboratory for identification is at^ailable. guarded the apartment where the have been in the evidence room custodians to supervise. departments. percent of the various kinds of testing and often they remain Dogs. horses and cows end up in shootout occurred. since 1981 waiting for disposition Not to say that maintaining Also, the department has to buy evidence in police storage is there until after disposition of the the dog pound for a while, until So the standard procedure in a of cases. Calve said. police vehicles is not an impor­ new cruisers a fter they ha ve been never used in court. case when the lab can dispose of they can be sent to their homes. tant part of his Job. In fact, Bagge in major accidents. About six Calve handles most of the them. ' , Things do not get lost. Calve said it is his major Job along with years ago, Bagge said the depart­ evidence gathered by the uni­ Some of tlie evidence creates and Frazee agree, but sometimes making sure the traffic signals ment lost a vphicle after It was formed officers in theirinvestiga- special problems. it takes a while to find small work properly. wrapped around a road sign on tions. All weapons, narcotics, and Frozen steak from a shoplifting things like cigarette papers, Right now, narcotics evidence from one raid “ We do everything except for Spencer Street. The cruiser was evidence taken by detectives is has to be kept in a freezer for tagging and cataloging body work and major engine stolen from an officer who had n*gliMld PInta/ManehMMr Harald handled by Detective Sgt. obvious reasons-and the depart­ notwithstanding. Includes 35 marijuana plante, pots, and woili,” Bagge said. “ Anything parked it so he could break up a Spencer Frazee. ment’s freezer sometimes gets Under some conditions, police potting soil. The evidence also includes that comes down the pike.” fight, he said. MANAGING MOTORISTS — Officer S u m m i t Streetasworkerscombthrough Evidence is stored in a former crowded. officers can take evidence with Since he does not do body or Mostly, though, accidents are Robert Scarchuk directs traffic at the underground utiiity lines, ceil block at police headquarters, When there is Just too much the permission of its owners fertilizer, and plastic bottlesthatare alleged to engine work, preventive nnainte- minor, Bagge said. Since the where one of the four cells is perishable material from a case without having a court warrant. contain liquid fertilizer diluted with water. • nance is his biggest Job. That beginning of the year, there have corner of E. Middle Turnpike and reserved for narcotics to store, the police can get court Someone who gets a threatening includes tune ups, changing oil been three accidents involving' paraphernalia. — permissi'ofi to turn it over to its note can turn it over to police. But Calve said his personal rule filters and minor repairs on the 38 cruisers. leaded because it improves gas Right now narcotics evidence owner to keep until it is needed in a total of more than 226,000miles. To fuel the vehicles, the depart­ is simple; ’’Get a warrant if you — Sgt. Spencer Frazee vehicles and three motorcycles Bagge said that is not a large mileage and makes the engine from one raid includes 35 mari­ court. ’Those vehicles include 12 police ment buys more than 6,000 can. the department looks after. amount considering thp miles run smoother, Which is important juana plants, pots, and potting When a truckload of stolen beer cruisers, two supervisor’s velji- gallons worth of super unleaded In murder cases the warrant is Theresa no one problem that driven by the cruisers. During the for vehicles that travel so many soil. The evidence also includes was recovered, there was no spems to occur more than others, last six months of 1987, the 20 cles,. three traffic vehicles and gas a month, he said. He said the department purchases super un­ miles. ■ r Bagge said. But, it seems that main police vehicles were driven three motorcycles. 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Caldwell ^ from 7 to3 p.m., 3 to 11 p.m. and 41 Manchester Herald Manchester Herald to 7 p.m. adequate in 1955 when the police At the briefing, the officers also took the building over, Minor The Manchester Police Depart­ said. Prior to that, it was a home For Officer Tom Passcantell of get a “ hot sheet” which is ment is grappling with a space for the indigent. prepared by the dispatcher and the Manchester Police Depart­ problem, but help is on the way, ment, patrolling his. beat is a new provides the policemen with a list -ISr. vs: There were only 25 to 30 PEAK' Deputy. Police <7hief Henry R. employees in the department challenge everyday. of information that the officer Minor says. when it opened 33 years ago, “ No two situations are the should be aware of. antifreeze & coolant The station has practically run Such a sheet might include while today there are 121 full-time same,” he said. out of the space it currently > • I -V employees, Minor said. And sometimes those situations information on a function that is occupies at its headquarters on get sticky. to be held at the Senior Center, I East Middle Turnpike, he said. “ This building was not intended. “ I had a woman bite me once,” Passcantell said. The sheet might On Wednesday, the town Board of to be a police facility,” he said. he said. also advise an officer to watch for Directors agreed to fund 16,000 Until more space can be built, But among his most devastat­ a suspect the police have been *2 ®® Rebate! worth of an $8,500 architectural the department has managed by ing experiences, he said, are trying to apprehend who might ' study on space needs. shuffling and reshuffling em­ those that deal with untimely have been seen in the area. State grants will fund the ployees and departments around. deaths. And though the officers get 20 remainder of the study that will Last year, the records depart­ Passcantell said bringing the minutes for lunch, Passcantell help determine what avenues the ment was moved from its up­ ba^ news to the family or having said “ a lot oj^ m e you don’t even 2 Gallon Sale Price l *7.98 department should use to address stairs home to a downstairs to console them is an emotional get that.” the space problem, Minor said. location. Minor said the move has tug for the officer. “ We are very shorthanded,” he Less Manufacturers Rebate 2.00 The study should begin next made the department more ac- Passcantell has been on the said. “ And there’s an awful lot of month. ' cessible to the public, who mainly force for 12 years. He said the job paper work on the job. Every­ Final Cost - 2 Gallons 5.98 Minor and (Thief Robert Lannan come to the station to go to that is always changing and he likes thing an officer does is Your Total Per Gallon, After R ^ a ^ ______said they were unsure how much department. the variety. He also finds the recorded.” / space the department would That move was part of a $38,000 challenge of dealing with differ­ Along with preparing reports, need. renovation effort. ent kinds of people stimulating. an ofticer has to be prepaid for "W e don’t really know,” Minor But all that moving around has “ The very old and the very any type of situation encountered said. “ That’s why we’re asking “ fragmented” the department to young love you,” the 37-year-old in the field. Passcantell said. for an architectural study.” where departments that need to said. “ Ans^ing in between is And to keep the officers well- 10% OFF He said he hoped the study communicate with each other are 50-50,” he added with a chuckle. trained with honed skills, Pass­ could be completed by the end of not near each other. Minor said. Though he doesn’t believe the cantell said a week-long training March. Though the department will uniform is threatening to people, session is held each year that all , There are many things the find someway to get by without he said when people see th^ police officers attend. all PLEWS TOOLS i.«.> department coi^d use. Minor neW' space, he said the depart­ car, they drive more cautiously. The training consists of prac­ R.gliMM Plnto/MwKtwMw HmUd said. The. list includes; an ade­ ment’s options are running out. “ I’d see a lot more infractions tice on the firing range, an update TEACHING JUSTICE — Officer Lau­ seniors. 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